Six Pack

Shawn and Steve are replaced by Pedro the Producer and James "Tex" Blanca.

In honor of Meghan Markle's upcoming nuptials to Prince Harry, the fellas revisit the recently re-released low-budget 2013 romantic comedy Random Encounters (a.k.a. A Random Encounter), which has more problems than a Prince Harry costume party wardrobe choice.

In a groundbreaking episode, Pedro the producer talks for the first time on the podcast—and pretty much the first time in his life. How does he sound? Press play and find out. Music: "Pedro" by Ripe, off the album Joy in the Wild Unknown 

The guys discuss the 2012 Steven Soderbergh film starring Channing Tatum, Alex Pettyfer and Matthew McConaughey's black-and-yellow booty shorts. 

The guys welcome EW's main movie scribe to the pod to discuss his excellent new book on the funniest sports flick ever. And they hit on everything: Rodney Dangerfield's coke habit, Bill Murray's 1-800 number, Chevy Chase's rough rep, Ted Knight's method madness, Kenny Loggins' omelet-making skills and what really happened to legendary writer/producer Doug Kenney. Plus: Did the gopher save the movie??

The guys open the show with Instagram dating tips from special guest SI Swimsuit model Ebonee Davis, then Steve's got a billion-dollar idea involving dental work and exotic dancers, Shawn's got more thoughts on 1776/Balding Eagle/Hair Club Time Machine and... we've said too much already. Just press play and hear the magic happen. 

The guys discuss the 2003 movie starring Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey, exploring important questions like: Is Annie Parisse the Manu Ginobili of actresses, does Robert Klein's hairstyle make him look fast, and how the hell did the Knicks make the NBA Finals?

The guys discuss the Far East, Tom Selleck and Kevin Duckworth while getting posterized by their beer.

The guys talk about the 2008 movie starring Katherine Heigl, James Marsden and Edward Burns' way too clean-shaven mug.

The guys continue to develop their new screenplay—and do a live table read of a text message exchange about a beer commercial.

The guys discuss the 2002 movie starring Christina Applegate, Thomas Jane and Cameron Diaz's midriff.

The guys take a break from talking chick flicks to develop a major motion picture with a follically challenged protagonist.

The guys talk about the 2004 movie starring James Garner, Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling's chest. 

Steve and Shawn struggle to open their beer.

On a very special 50th episode, things go a bit off the rails as the guys discuss the wondrous life of an Olympic legend, all the X-Files episodes written by Vince Gilligan, a billion-dollar idea involving sleep and fitness, a free screenplay idea involving rabbits and the impossible-to-find Louie CK movie. Plus: bad impressions of Fredo Corleone!

On an instant classic Six Pack, the guys resume their groundbreaking efforts to nickname the days of the week, introduce more benign super powers and develop a couple of epic free screenplay ideas. All in a tight 60 minutes. Press play, handsome!

The guys bring their A-game on an all-new Six Pack, discussing the concept of cinematic edging, a multitude of benign superpowers and some billion-dollar app ideas. Plus, they read an email from a high-powered Hollywood producer/fan. And it’s all packed into a svelte 66 minutes!

The guys take a deep dive into the surprising ways six franchises got their monikers. Which teams do they cover? Listen and find out, homies.

The guys blow your minds and shift some paradigms.

The guys discuss All the Money in the World, digital actor replacement and the future of movies. Also SteveMazz poses a shallow sports question to ShawnDonn and Pedro the Producer plays "And or Ampersand?" Most of it is pretty funny shit.