A canceled Jeopardy-style episode, three new movie reviews, a Michigan football controversy, a brutal Rams loss in Australia, and a long-awaited merch update all collide in this raw, unfiltered solo episode from Cody. If you want honest takes with zero filter, this one is packed with reactions, rankings, and real-life updates.Cody opens by explaining why the planned group episode with Shannon, Tessa, and Carly fell apart after Riverside issues made the recording impossible to salvage. From there, he pivots into the kind of episode he wanted to give listeners anyway - a personal, off-the-cuff breakdown of what he’s been watching, what he’s been feeling, and why certain sports moments left him fired up.You’ll hear Cody break down three movies he recently watched, including Backrooms, The Dog Stars, and the long-overdue classic Fargo. He shares what worked, what fell flat, why the first half of some films pulled him in, and why Fargo ended up being the one that really stuck with him. He also explains exactly what he looks for in horror and apocalypse movies, from atmosphere and tension to whether a story actually earns its ending.Then the episode turns into a sports rant with real stakes. Cody reacts to Michigan’s wild clock-management controversy, the questionable Hail Mary finish, and what it all says about the team’s early-season outlook. He also unloads on the Rams’ ugly loss in Australia, calling out the preparation, travel decisions, and lack of execution that made the defeat feel bigger than just one bad game.Along the way, Cody gives an update on the podcast’s future, including new merch finally moving forward after a rough breakup with a previous shirt company. He also closes with a heartfelt shoutout to his friend Rhett for the support, making this episode feel as personal as it is opinionated.Perfect for listeners who want movie talk, sports takes, creator updates, and the kind of honest solo episode that feels like hanging out with a friend who says exactly what he thinks.
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