Will and Alex provide a career update before sharing their favorite memories from “The Raptors Show” (31:38). Later, they recap “The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King” (1:18:20) and chat about Smeagol’s birthday, Pippin becoming Alex’s favorite hobbit, winners and losers from the battle of Minas Tirith, Frodo returning to the Shire with nine fingers, why Gandalf is basically Garrett Temple, and more.

Will and Alex are joined by Josh from In Vintage We Trust to walk through every single scene in “The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers” and discuss: the value of Sam’s friendship, if Saruman is a top-tier villain, pulling up to the gates of Mordor super early in the trilogy, Gandalf’s superpowers, orcs, ents, Grima Wormtongue, Faramir, Agent Smith and Arwen, the gradual defrosting of King Theoden, Smeagol vs. Gollum, Gollum vs. The Forbidden Pool, three-day old maggoty bread, if Aragorn has...

Will and Alex review "The Joy Luck Club," a 1993 American drama film about the relationships between Chinese-American women and their Chinese immigrant mothers.

Larry reveals his pandemic Hall of Shame nominees and we remember definitive moments from the first five months of the pandemic. 

Larry returns to the podcast to chat about Alex’s deleted tweet adventure, his most thirsty influencer move during the pandemic, constructive criticism for brands, and more.

Asad joins the podcast for a definitive walkthrough of Alex’s previous career as a chartered accountant.

Sarah returns to the podcast to chat about TikTok, Taylor Swift's new album, and tries to name 10 Asian people.

Joseph Casciaro a.k.a. Bamburgh Circle Bachelor and Mark Savel a.k.a. Paesan Warren Buffett return to the podcast to help Alex accomplish his goal of becoming an honorary paesan.

Vivek returns to the podcast to chat about potentially the best two weeks of "regular season" basketball ever, our early impressions of the defending champion Toronto Raptors, the history of Raptors Twitter, and more. 

Larry chats about his newfound fandom for the Toronto Raptors and worst sneakers of the week. Also: Alex discusses his new book deal and the upcoming podcast hiatus.

Will returns to the podcast to chat about Bruce Lee's life, and we review the 1973 martial arts film "Enter the Dragon."   Three stars: Lee, Roper, Han   Patrick Patterson award: Bolo   Gerald Henderson award: The Hong Kong scenery

Sean returns to the podcast to chat about anti-vaxxers and conspiracy theorists in the NBA bubble, Soulja Boy’s legacy and the most iconic ClutchPoints graphics. Also: we both pick the Raptors to win the Disney World championship.

Lauren returns to the podcast to give her definitive takes on (almost) every restaurant chain in Canada. Also: Alex shares the story of how he was once named Popeyes Fan of the Month on Facebook.

Wesley Cheng a.k.a. Ellen Degenerate joins the podcast to chat about his personal history with gambling and the 1998 American drama film "Rounders."   Three stars: Mike McDermott, Lester "Worm" Murphy, Joey Knish  Patrick Patterson award: Teddy KGB  Gerald Henderson award: Abe Petrovsky 

Larry returns to the podcast to discuss Lou Williams' trip to Magic City, why people should stop lace-swapping every pair of sneakers they own, and more. Also: Alex is pro-influencer marketing again thanks to Miller Lite.

Andrew Zuber a.k.a. The Zubes helps Alex pick his bandwagon teams for the 2020 baseball season.

Andrew Zuber a.k.a. The Zubes returns to the podcast to answer every single burning question about the 2020 baseball season.

Will returns to the podcast to revisit Toronto's 30-point comeback against the Dallas Mavericks in December.   Three stars: Kyle Lowry, Chris Boucher, Rondae Hollis-Jefferson  Patrick Patterson award: Russell Peters  Gerald Henderson award: Herbie Kuhn

In part two of my 2020 All-Star Weekend revisit with James, we discuss the fourth quarter of the All-Star game including Kyle Lowry’s charges, LeBron vs. Giannis and Chris Paul almost getting a technical in an All-Star game. Also: we play another round of "Who He Play For?"

James returns to the podcast to revisit our favorite memories from 2020 All-Star Weekend in Chicago, including Alex's first encounter with deep dish pizza and Common’s player intros (shoutout Frank Mogul).

Yang joins the podcast to talk about putting Nick Nurse's "NN" hat on GQ's best new menswear items list, Vince Carter's legacy, and more. 

Michael Pina joins the podcast to explain the concept of shotgunning beers and Jimmy Butler's "rise and grind" approach. We also discuss the Celtics, 76ers, Heat, Rockets, Nuggets, Jazz and Thunder's chances at the NBA bubble.

theScore’s Joseph Casciaro returns to the podcast to chat about the NBA bubble snitch hotline and Victor Oladipo's potential return. Also: we break down a potential Lakers-Clippers matchup and what another championship would mean for LeBron and Kawhi.