Merry late Christmas to all! This is a drastically cut down episode recorded as a SoundCloud exclusive near-four hour holiday bonus track. This episode is primarily Mike and Jay discussing games, specifically Batman: Arkham Origins and Mike's new found love for Forza Horizon 2.

In this new episode, Mike and Jay conclude their epic discussions about gaming and fight the resulting fatigue of recording for prolonged periods of time. They also consider whether or not they are not offensive or controversial enough. Mike then tries to raise Jay's spirits by invoking Limp Bizkit and their handful of decent songs and eventually plot out the holiday themed future eps. The name of Batman is invoked and Mike reveals the level of permeation that the Burton Bat has in Mike's household. 

In this week's gaming-centric first part of a two part episode, Mike talks about his experiences with the XBOne and the new Halo: The Master Chief Collection and describes his issues with Titanfall, while raving about Nintendo's WiiU console. Jay adds to the conversation with his experiences finishing both Spec Ops: The Line and Battlefield 3, revisits a long-lost 3rd person shooter gem, SOCOM 4: U.S. Navy Seals, and literally dusts off one of his favorite original XBox games, Namco's 2003 innovative 3rd person shooter, Kill Switch.

In this week's episode, Mike and Jay continue their talk about the politics of Interstellar and The Hunger Games, bungle the physics of quantum physics, and then get emotionally real when relating the upsides of fatherhood (from Mike) and the loss of time and things left undone (from Jay). There's even a little room to talk about the new true crime podcast, Serial.

In this week's episode, Mike talks about the joys of being XBOne'd, and Jay jumps into the fracas to talk about the politics in FPS games, and then the two put on their tinfoil hats to talk about the political and environmental aspects of Interstellar. SPOILERS WILL BE SPOKEN