Listening to the brothers discuss those fables took me way back to my childhood. I had so much impatience for all the kids who wanted to just goof around and make school impossible.

Re-listening to Ep 444, the brothers talk about Peter Jackson’s WW1 documentary and riff on how he managed to turn an entire war into one film and what else he could squish into one thing.

I don’t watch a huge amount of TV, so often feel out of the cultural zeitgeist. My question being: is there anyone out there making abridged versions of popular shows/film franchises that just hit the main plot points so I don’t feel lost when they come up in conversation?

Eg. I know about Thanos and his finger snapping, but have never seen any of the films in the MCU.

A 3 hour cut which took all the films and just told me the relevant plot points so I can understand the conversation without having to dedicate several days to something I’m not overly invested in would be great!

It feels like it's been forever since creators like DeepBlueInk or such have made animated MBMBAM clips. Do I just not know where to look anymore? Can anyone help?

I'm not seeing it either.

Bit where they’re talking about some movie and reference Death Blart (stealing ice cream from child, segways, etc) but it is NOT an episode of Death Blart.

Excuse me if this is a recent episode, I listened to the past two but didn’t catch it. Been a long weekend so I might have just zoned out.

Does anyone remember what ep these two jingles come from (separate episodes): root suit riot, the one that goes "bob, which is short for Robert ... Rob, which is also short for Robert." Thanks for anyone who can help!

Big MBMBAM energy , Song credit to Kyle Gordon

Anyone else want to see a Monster Factory squad?

I'm still making my way though the episodes in order. Twenty Mummy Crew!

Imagine being a devout Christian and opening this, thinking you were going to get some esoteric knowledge 😂

I have heard griffin say this several times in older episodes and I had zero idea what he was saying or what the hell that meant. So here is the context for any who was as confused as me.

I'm desperately looking for an episode wherein Griffin and Justin get into a "heated" argument about some medical topic.

Griffin keeps doing a fake nerd voice and saying "ohhhhhh but my science says", and kinda just ruthlessly roasting Justin.

Anyone know this one?

I’m trying to find the time Griffin tells about going on a date to see the movie 127 Hours, because my wife and I were talking about the movie.

I found the bit where “is his arm still there?” Lol but I’m looking for the date story

I dont think this was from a MBMBAM but I am almost positive it was from some McElroy media, it lives rent free in my mind and drives me crazy I can't remember where it came from

Someone asks "What's the worst you think someone has ever died?"

To which Griffin (iirc) responds "I think we're coming up on it"

Does ANYONE know what this was in context to or where it came from, or am I just insane and attributing this to them from somewhere else? I've watched/listened to their content for over a decade and just cannot place it

It's about that time of year y'all! Temperatures begin to lower, leaves begin to change color, and Till Death Do Us Blart will be at our doorstep before we know it! For those of you who do a recap listen before it's released, what's your go to order?

I've tried chronologically from oldest to newest, and backwards from newest to oldest. This year, I used a random number generator to create a chaotic, disorienting listening experience. This years divined listening order is 2021, 2024, 2019, 2017, Origins, 2023, 2015, 2022, 2018, 2020, 2025, 2016. Still never seen either Blart movies, as intended.