The boys bring it back to the Shire this week as they review The Hobbit, An Unexpected Journey. With the wild success of the Lord of the Rings movies from the early 2000's Peter Jackson returns to the well, and creates another banger from Middle Earth. The Hobbit follows the story of a young Bilbo Baggins as he travels with a group of dwarves to reclaim a kingdom that was taken over by a dragon.

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The boys catch up on the Super Bowl, Engineer Bob hates Green Day, the Turning Point USA halftime show was cringy at best, AI is getting completely out of hand, and why getting a finger up your ass might save your life.

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Today the boys are jumping back into the Beeper Bob Classics with today's entry No Man's Land from 1987. Charlie Sheen stars as Ted Varrick, a Porsche thief who meets his match in a young under cover detective who is out to uncover his entire criminal empire.

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Dan talks about his trip to Florida and how he hates flying, the Epstein files are out and the Where to Stick It Podcast is no on the list, the city is still covered in snow and everyone is blaming socialism, some nut job who worked at a local pizzeria in the Bronx tries to break Luigi Mangione out of prison.

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The boys finish up the Lord of the Rings series this week as they review The Return of the King. While most of the room really enjoyed this film, one member of the podcast has some pretty drastic changes that may have made for a better film.

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The boys have eluded to it for a few weeks, and here it is. After Dark 165: ProsLESS. Pete, Lobo, Jax, and Engineer Bob ran a quick episode one night while waiting for Prospect to discuss the season finale of Tulsa King amongst other topics.

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We continue on our journey through Middle-earth and review The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. The fellowship has been split up and now must continue their question while traveling separate paths. The Two Towers offers a lot more action and violence than it's predecessor, but does that make it the better film?

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Vitaly is out of prison in the Philippines and back at home in Russia, the storm of the century before it even began, Michael Rapaport stinks and so does this show Traitors he's on, a little football talk and a little video game talk on another exciting episode of the Where to Stick It podcast.

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