Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of mid level account executives at toy companies?  Tom Hanks does, and he’s here to fight for justice…80s style.  C’mon man it’s Big!  Everyone in the world except me has seen Big.  Topics include Jodie Sweetie, new world religions/economies,  and the elephant in the room: pedophilia

Side note:  this is one of my perosnal favorite Late To The Table episodes, go get it!.

Mike and Rich knock off the rust from their recent vacations by watching the Scorcese classic Goodfellas.  Marvel at their wit!  Wonder at their analysis! Be vaguely amused by their future HBO reality tv show!  Hit it!

In order to fulfill Late To The Table’s “Never Miss An Update Brah!” policy/prophecy, Mike and Rich aggressively pull a two a day and review The Last Of Us.  IT’S A CLASSIC! WE MISSED IT IN THE CORRECT WINDOW OF TIME!  IT’S OUR LONGEST EPISODE EVER…BY FAR…REALLY FAR.  It came out recently, but who cares?  It qualifies!  Listen to the guys exhaustedly make dick jokes/poignant observations/poignant dick jokes! 

For realies,: this is our first time doing a video game on Late To The Table, I think it went really well.  If you’d like to see more video games/media other than movies (books, television, music, woodblock prints) drop us a line!

Did you know sometimes I write these descriptions at 1:30 in the morning after traveling for 20 hours?  WELL I DO.  We watched Annie Hall and it’s a good movie and an episode of the podcast  I’m really proud of.  What’s that? Sincerity?! HEY IT HAPPENS SOMETIMES.  I feel we did a great job analyzing the movie while keeping true to the dick jokes and Nazi themed humor you’ve come to expect from the Late To The Table brand.  HIT IT. 

In an effort to do three episodes in one week Mike and Rich enlist the help of their old friend Brent Thomas Anderson.  The Professional is good!  We’re cutting back on 9/11 jokes, promise….even though this was directed by Luc Besson who directed The 5th Element, the 9/11 of movies.  That was the last one.  I’m swearing off them.  From now on it’s nothing but classic family humor…and jokes about Hitler.  C’mon we can’t change overnight.