Happy Monday!

This week’s LoadingReadyRun video is a bit different. Ladies be like “woah, what are these doing here!” and then all like “shit, do I have foot herpes now?” At least they are in this week’s video, The Pair. What happens when girls stumble into the sexy underpants trope? Not what you expect. Watch! Share! Tell your friends!

This week on Unskippable, back by medium demand, part two of The Witch and the Hundred Knight. Don’t be fooled by the screenshot, this episode is just as static and cheaply produced as the last episode. Clearly the developers are making sure their $300 animation budget is stretched as far as it could possibly go.

Many of us love movies. Many of us love to talk about them – how they work (or don’t), what they mean (whether they mean to or not), and how they effect us (or we affect them).

Alex and Cameron are longtime film fans who have at least held and/or seen cameras, they may or may not be able to speak in critical terms about movies, but that won’t stop them from trying.

Born as Down in Front and continuing forward as Corrector’s Commentary under a nebulous sense of legal doom, Alex and Cameron are offering a theatre seat next to two people who will not shut up during some of your most loved or loathed films.

Corrector’s Commentary is a series of synchronized audio tracks in the tradition of RiffTrax. Simply download the podcast and load up the specified version of the movie – the podcast will instruct you how to synchronize the two so that we correctly talk through all the good parts.

Happy Monday everyone!

Self-driving cars are the future, but we don’t actually want cars that drive just like people. Then we end up with cars that drive like your easily distracted Uncle. At least that’s what this first take on Google’s Self Driving Car was like.

Spoiler, in real life I (Kathleen) was the self driving car, sitting at an uncomfortable angle.

Next up this week is Unskippable, returning to the endless treasure trove that is JRPGS. This week Paul and Graham watch (I really hate to use the verb “play” in reference to this game. It seems dishonest) The Witch and the Hundred Knight. It’s a riot.

Oh wait, I mean, you are likely to riot, this game is so boring.