Howdy partners!
Mike and the Jive-Ass Alien get our cowboy on with describing the new show logo, created by Mike's son Aiden (awesome work by the way). We keep the western theme going for a bit, before we venture into subjects I'm not as interested in usually, sports, specifically that sweet science of boxing.

We continue our talks on what the gaming industry continues to do to try to push away gamers who have played for some time and don't want greedy changes. Also, we put forth some positive vibes towards games that are great, such as Red Dead Redemption. But we wrap up with more bitching about Hollywood.

New hosts, but still same game whining? Why of course. This Jive-Ass Alien and Mike harp about what current gaming news or experiences have become less enjoyable nowadays.

We keep the momentum going with this Jive-Ass Alien and Mike reflecting on Army strifes, and just how we made it through.

Well well, looks like we might be keeping this spacecraft afloat for a bit longer. Joining this Jive-Ass Alien for the foreseeable future is an old Army bud Mike. So of course we start things off catching up, regaling with our time in our old National Guard unit.

Teleportation sound effect by https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/film-special-effects-jo%C3%A3o-74685/

This Jive-Ass Alien brings up his impressions of something I've been wanting to see for a long time; The Golden Girls. Beth brings up Resident Alien (thus actually talking about aliens on this show), another show I've wanted to see. Also, we give a little love to the voice acting that is usually not given much attention unless they are a big name. So, this is goodbye?

Doing what we do best, talking Simpsons! Well, might as well before, y'know...
Also, experiences with wildlife.

Jive-Ass Alien, Beth, and Marc talk a bit about the immortal (now deceased) Ozzy Osbourne. Then, we talk about some of our highest-brow media we've experienced, like Les Misérables, Simpsons, Mission: Impossible, and Fast and Furious movies???

For those interested, Tom Cruise has run a total of approximately 9.1 miles across 26 films.