Deja Reviewed

Mark and Michael take a look at the ninth episode of the Twilight Zone (1959), "Perchance to Dream."From IMDB's description, "A fatigued man fights to stay awake as he explains to a psychiatrist that if he falls asleep it will trigger a nightmare, which will cause his heart to fail."If you'd like to watch the episode prior to listening to our breakdown, it can be found here. If you'd like to watch along with us, next week's episode is "Judgment Night."The Stephen King short story that Michael references during the episode was called "The Jaunt," and the weird Reddit story he references can be found here.Here's Mark's version of the movie Blown Away, and here's Michael's. We'll let you be the judge of which is better.Here's the bad Judgment Night movie, and here's the rad Judgment Night soundtrack.And if you can make it more than 40 minutes into Midsommar, you have Michael beat.Here are some other random things we reference throughout the episode:Gene HackmanInceptionStore of the WorldsWicker Man (1973)If you'd like to follow us on social media or send us a message, check us out at our website.Thank you, as always, for listening!

Mark and Michael take a look at the eighth episode of the Twilight Zone (1959), "Time Enough at Last."From IMDB's description, "A henpecked book lover finds himself blissfully alone with his books after a nuclear war."If you'd like to watch the episode prior to listening to our breakdown, it can be found here. If you'd like to watch along with us, next week's episode is "Perchance to Dream."Here are some things we reference in the episode:RockyBatman (1966)Spider-Man (2002)A PSA about falling asleep smokingLouis CK's (sorry) incurable shitty ankleFalloutFuturamaCasablancaIf you'd like to follow us on social media or send us a message, check us out at our website.Thank you, as always, for listening!

Mark and Michael take a look at the sixth episode of the Twilight Zone (1959), "Escape Clause."From IMDB's description, "A hypochondriac man sells his soul to the devil, exchanging it for several thousand years of immortality."If you'd like to watch the episode prior to listening to our breakdown, it can be found here. If you'd like to watch along with us, next week's episode is "The Lonely."If you're interested in a great novel related to this episode's themes, check out The Postmortal, as it was mentioned in the episode. Be sure to call out Mark on social media for being so sure that Michael would forget to put a link to it in the show notes.Here are some other things we reference in the episode:UnbreakableGroundhog DayWorld War Z (film, novel)