Adam and Kyle are back, and they’re not pulling any punches. This episode kicks off with a trip down pandemic memory lane. Mask culture, lockdown weirdness, and the question everyone’s still asking: was COVID a global health crisis or the biggest pharmaceutical payday in history?

From vaccine skepticism and government spin to the ethics of free speech and the shadowy world of “counter-disinformation units,” the guys dig into who decides what’s true and why that should make us all a little nervous.

Naturally, things spiral. Cue Joe Rogan hot takes, AI vigilantes on the dark web, and a rant about why trusting experts might be harder than it sounds. It’s funny, fiery, and just uncomfortable enough to keep you thinking long after the episode ends. Oh, and come back next week - we’re hiring private investigators.

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For their 150th episode, Adam and Kyle go big (and a little bit intergalactic). This hour-long special kicks off with UFO sightings, alien theories, and whether the government’s recent “disclosures” are just smoke and mirrors.

From there, they take a wild ride through Area 51 myths, ancient astronaut theories, and the question of whether humans are really the universe’s smartest species. But, in true Continuum fashion, the chat soon swerves into more earthly territory: pandemic conspiracies, media manipulation, and the fine line between skepticism and madness.

Funny, bold, and occasionally uncomfortably honest, this milestone episode is a deep dive into belief, bullshit, and everything in between.

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Adam and Kyle start with a nostalgic deep dive into Who Framed Roger Rabbit, from Judge Doom’s terrifying no-blink performance to Jessica Rabbit’s iconic status and the wild fact that the movie was inspired by a much darker book. They geek out over the film’s groundbreaking mix of live-action and animation, Disney–Warner Bros. collaborations, and why Roger Rabbit’s box office success was a big deal for its time.

Then the conversation takes a sharp turn into the cosmos: Avatar, blue aliens, tail connections (yes, that scene), and why James Cameron might be into some weird stuff. They wrap up by teasing next week’s episode on alien conspiracies, because apparently Kyle has thoughts… and Adam’s not quite ready for them.

Packed with nostalgia, trivia, and a dash of sci-fi weirdness, this episode is as unpredictable as a Wile E. Coyote contraption.

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Adam and Kyle go full Hollywood in this episode of The Continuum Podcast, diving into the chaotic world of video game movie adaptations. From the surprisingly decent (Detective Pikachu, Uncharted) to the gloriously awful (Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li, Super Mario Bros. 1993 edition).

They debate whether Mortal Kombat should just skip the plot and stick to punching, why Pikachu sounding like your dad should raise more questions, and how Who Framed Roger Rabbit? still slaps harder than most modern CGI mashups.

It’s nostalgic, ridiculous, and packed with more pop culture references than a 90s blockbuster.

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In this episode of The Continuum Podcast, Adam and Kyle go full nerd-mode as they explore the wild world of fan fiction—where passionate fans rewrite stories, resurrect characters, and occasionally turn sparkly vampires into billionaires with whips.

From Fifty Shades of Grey (yes, it started as Twilight fanfic—who knew?) to Star Wars legends like Grand Admiral Thrawn, they unpack how fan-made stories sometimes become full-blown franchises. They also question why books don’t have age ratings (because apparently, your nan could be reading smut on the bus and no one would know).

Kyle reveals his love for Diablo and dreams of writing demon-slaying fiction, while Adam ponders a sequel to The Italian Job—but not the one with Marky Mark. Expect tangents, questionable impressions, and a surprising amount of robot chat.

It’s chaotic, geeky, and weirdly insightful. Just how we like it.

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Adam and Kyle boot up the nostalgia again, starting with the digital pets that defined a generation — from Tamagotchis to their lesser-known dinosaur cousins.

They reminisce about feeding, cleaning, and accidentally killing their virtual friends, before spiralling into memories of Nokia phones, BIC pen aerials, and the chaotic DIY toys of the ‘90s.

The conversation then drifts into film nostalgia, including Vince Vaughn’s best roles, action realism, and whether Wedding Crashers was secretly based on a true story. All before rounding off with a surprisingly thoughtful discussion on fan fiction, creativity, and copyright.

It’s a full journey from retro tech to reimagined stories, with The Continuum’s usual mix of humour, tangents, and pop-culture chaos.

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Adam and Kyle scuttle from rats to retro tech in another brilliantly offbeat episode of The Continuum.

Things kick off with a deep (and slightly gross) dive into the mysterious “Rat King” — a tangle of rat tails and urban legend that sparks equal parts horror and laughter. From there, the duo drift into a boozy discussion about gin, allergies, fermentation, and homemade moonshine, before tackling the sugar vs. sweetener debate with their trademark mix of curiosity and confusion.

Eventually, nostalgia takes over as they reminisce about Tamagotchis, knock-off toys, and growing up without name brands. It’s a chaotic blend of biology, booze, and 90s memories — all served with that classic Continuum chemistry.

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Adam and Kyle lock themselves in the fallout shelter for a doomsday deep dive, bringing their guide on how to survive a nuclear fallout. From survival kits and canned goods to water filters and hunting knives, they break down what it really takes to live through the apocalypse... or at least pretend to.

Along the way, they debate the best prepper food (beans or spam?), whether rainwater is safe to drink, and how to sharpen knives without losing a finger.

Things get darker (and funnier) as they discuss gas masks, makeshift shelters, and the eternal enemy of every prepper. Rats. Equal parts survival guide and comedy of errors, this one proves that The Continuum could probably survive the end of the world — just not very well.

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