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Gwen Sisco returns to offer measured defense of possibly Gilliam's least-loved film.

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In which we wake up from a long Bioware hypersleep to roll up our sleeves and get down to some busywork.

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Chris Prentice returns to chart Gilliam's precipitous decline with this overcast, fantasy snoozer

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We're drinking with the longshoremen tonight.

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David Sarnecki returns to ponder the point where the wave crested and started rolling back, both for the dream of the 1960s and Gilliam's creative prime.

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In which Al goes under the microscope to prove his true nerd credentials

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Chris Prentice returns to talk about the career comedy superstar-turned-dramatic-workhorse-turned-urban-cryptid, the inimitable Bill Murray.

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Joon Kim returns, but to the wrong point in the timeline, landing in a bizarre place where Bruce Willis was engaged with dramatic material, Brad Pitt was just a pretty face, and Terry Gilliam made profitable movies.