Sarah finally got around to playing through Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order after three starts and utilizing Story mode. Her and Ethan, at long last, get to dig into the game mechanics, Star Wars lore, character arcs, and story.

Content Warning: Strong language, discussion of fictional trauma

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Intro Theme: Game Boy | Written by Andrew Stanton | Produced and Performed by Ender

Outro Theme: Faxel-Hecked | Written and Performed by Matteo Galesi

Finally. At long last. After 22 episodes of talking about talking about Scream, Ethan finally gets his wish. A full episode of Sarah and Ethan celebrating the iconic slasher film that refreshed the tired genre in 1996.

Content Warning: Strong language, gore, and violence

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Intro Theme: Game Boy | Written by Andrew Stanton | Produced and Performed by Ender

Outro Theme: Faxel-Hecked | Written and Performed by Matteo Galesi

After a long hiatus, Ethan and Sarah are back at it to discuss James Gunn's 2025 Superman! An episode packed with general impressions, theories, comic book lore and inspirations, and — of course — an appreciation for the needle drops.

Content Warning: Strong language

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Intro Theme: Game Boy | Written by Andrew Stanton | Produced and Performed by Ender

Outro Theme: Faxel-Hecked | Written and Performed by Matteo Galesi

As Ethan prepares to start a level 1 Pathfinder 2e (PF2e) campaign, he and Sarah discuss the setting, premise, character concepts, tarot inspiration, and somehow a variety of anime and other media. With a looming mystery of lost time and a mysterious payment, this unusual trio will soon be set loose in the city of Absalom to wreck havoc and sidetrack all of Ethan's plans.

Content Warning: Strong language

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Intro Theme: Game Boy | Written by Andrew Stanton | Produced and Performed by Ender

Outro Theme: Faxel-Hecked | Written and Performed by Matteo Galesi

At long last, Sarah finishes reading a Disc World novel, starting with "Wyrd Sisters" by the acclaimed Terry Pratchett. Ethan kindly gifted her a copy, knowing the premise of grumpy Granny Weatherwax would appeal to her sensibilities. And right he was! But did Sarah enjoy the book was a whole? Will she become a Disc World fan as Ethan intends? And why does Sarah keep saying "Magrat" like that?

Content Warning: Strong language, sexual themes

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Intro Theme: Game Boy | Written by Andrew Stanton | Produced and Performed by Ender

Outro Theme: Faxel-Hecked | Written and Performed by Matteo Galesi

In another solo outing (because Sarah didn't do her homework!), Ethan continues to ramble about his favorite card game, Marvel Champions. This time, he takes a look at Spider-Man's signature cards.

Content Warning: Strong language

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Intro Theme: Game Boy | Written by Andrew Stanton | Produced and Performed by Ender

Outro Theme: Faxel-Hecked | Written and Performed by Matteo Galesi

In another solo outing, Ethan continues to ramble about his favorite card game, Marvel Champions. This time, he takes a look at Captain Marvel's signature cards. He also apologizes for the... somewhat diminished audio quality of this particular episode.

Content Warning: Strong language

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Intro Theme: Game Boy | Written by Andrew Stanton | Produced and Performed by Ender

Outro Theme: Faxel-Hecked | Written and Performed by Matteo Galesi

Sarah is pleasantly surprised that Ethan's recommendation for a scary move, "Lake Mungo", isn't actually very scary but is also very good. She is still, to this day, wondering where the alleged jump scare will be. Ethan and Sarah break down the themes of "Lake Mungo" and discuss why this mockumentary should be boring but is actually engaging and thought provoking.

Content Warning: Discussion of suicide, sexual content, strong language

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Attributions

Intro Theme: Game Boy | Written by Andrew Stanton | Produced and Performed by Ender

Outro Theme: Faxel-Hecked | Written and Performed by Matteo Galesi