This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Alex Young, Darren Oliver, and Dan Riskin join the fun as we celebrate one very specific brand of seasonal mayhem—missed connections, questionable family vacations, and the kind of vacation plans that never go as expected.

From iconic winter mishaps to endlessly quotable moments and unforgettable supporting players, the crew dives into three beloved holiday classics connected by one legendary presence. Along the way, they unpack why these stories still hit, which scenes live rent-free in our heads, and how one actor managed to define holiday frustration, heart, and humor all at once.

It’s loud, it’s heartfelt, it’s deeply nostalgic—and no one will ever believe you if you say you watched these without laughing.

Grab some eggnog, brace yourself for the chaos, and press play.

This week, Jeff is joined by co-host Alex Young, returning wildcard Sam Berry, and the unstoppable Swiss-Army-human Dave Hill. Together, they plunge headfirst into a trio of music-soaked cinematic worlds—one mockumentary that goes to eleven, one coming-of-age rock odyssey on the road with legends, and one devilishly epic quest for the ultimate riff.

Expect questionable band names, chaotic tour stories, and enough deep-cut trivia to melt an amp. Tune in for laughs, surprises, and a showdown that proves rock and roll truly never dies… it just gets weirder.

This week, we’re shaking things up at the table! Alex slides into the host’s chair while Jeff jumps into the hot seat to battle it out against returning champs Craig Smeaton and actor Abe Goldfarb.

Get ready for a trio of films filled with musical mayhem, Broadway energy, magical mischief, and one very modern spin on a classic story. And of course, we’re spotlighting the deep-cut performers who make these worlds sing — the character actors, scene-stealers, puppet-masters, and comedy ninjas you might’ve forgotten you loved.

Expect chaos, karaoke-level commitment, and maybe even a little fairytale shade as Alex puts this week’s players through the wringer. Tune in — this one’s a showstopper.

This week, Jeff and co-host Alex Young are joined by actor William McNamara (star of Copy Cat, Stealing Home and Chasers) and filmmaker Amanda Jane Stern (Perfectly Good Moment)for a deep dive into cinematic stories that balance heart, rebellion, and redemption. From bittersweet nostalgia to chaotic camaraderie.

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Jeff and Alex welcome Tim and Tommy from Haven’t Scene It Yet for a wild ride through three films that bend reality, defy gravity, and redefine what it means to be a hero. From a moody supernatural thriller to a surf-fueled crime saga, and finally a soaring return to one of cinema’s most iconic capes — the panel dives deep into the worlds, performances, and hidden gems that make these movies unforgettable. Expect sharp takes, big laughs, and maybe even a few existential questions along the way.

Jeff and co-host Alex Young are back with returning player Jess Taylor and special guest Galen Howard, a versatile character actor who’s popped up in everything from indie gems to cult favourites. This round dives deep into tales of ambition, art, and the absurd, from the chaotic world of Hollywood dreamers to the strange intersections of creativity and fame. Expect laughs, left turns, and plenty of behind-the-scenes surprises as the panel battles it out to uncover the deepest cuts.galenhoward

Season 2, Episode 38 of Deep Cuts: The Game brings together Alex Young, Nick Kroustis, and director Chris Nash for a wild, blood-soaked ride through a trio of outrageous, genre-bending comedies that mix chaos, creatures, and apocalyptic absurdity. It’s messy, it’s funny, and it’s definitely not for the faint of heart — just the way we like it.

This week on Deep Cuts: The Game, Jeff and co-host Alex Young are joined by friend of the show Sandra Byles and first-time guest Nick Schwartz — a writer with a résumé that spans both screen and stage. Together, they step into the dark corners of Hollywood where sequels get meta, hauntings hit the highway, and heads occasionally roll.

From studio backlots to overlooked masterpieces, the gang navigates fame, fear, and a few psychic connections — all while keeping an axe handy, just in case.