Episode 158 serves work drama, city‑inspector vengeance, Central Park wildlife that deserves hazard pay, penguins with messier love lives than ours, a rat saga no one asked for and our brutally honest takedown of King Cobra, the film that proves even queer cinema occasionally phones it in, loudly, with bad lighting.

Rick and Jeremy hit New York like two gays on a mission: Oh, Mary! in the fourth row, Marjorie Prime for emotional damage and a Mamma Mia burlesque for spiritual healing. Plus Uggs tales, wine-fueled wisdom and their very bold review of the BDSM film Pillion.

Rick and Jeremy spiral through mug etiquette, rogue ceiling “titties,” airport purgatory, rodent betrayal and a surprisingly gay Harry Potter review. Add in Baby Reindeer drama, Ugg fashion triumphs and a rat stakeout, and you’ve got two queer Muppet‑men yelling at life with charm, caffeine and mild regret.

Episode 155 serves queer banter and real-life New York mess, then lands on a scored review of Come See Me in the Good Light, an Oscar-nominated documentary about lesbian poet Andrea Gibson. Add Scarface trivia, Pokémon Cyndaquil, Friends candy chaos, drag queens in the wild, Gaga-family dinner stories, karaoke, and wine-fueled generosity.

Episode 154 dives into a full-throated take on Pluribus, unpacking its themes, structure and cultural resonance, alongside sharp queer banter about aging, ChatGPT personalities, Orlando versus St Pete gays, Amazon grocery wins and a Wendy Williams Uggs sighting that lands colder than expected.

Rick and Jeremy trade sharp takes on the Golden Globes, break down & Juliet after a night at the theater and unpack a bizarre Florida bill. Add gaming addictions, karaoke confessions and pop culture trivia, and this episode delivers smart queer commentary, opinionated laughs and awards season side eye.

Rick and Jeremy dive into Broadway debates, streaming boycotts, pop-culture rabbit holes and a pointed Knives Out movie review. From Paramount+ cancellations to Friends trivia, Pokémon facts and tech anxieties, this episode keeps things sharp, opinionated and unmistakably queer—with just enough wine to fuel the conversation.

Rick and Jeremy wrap up 2025 with sharp takes, big laughs, and bold opinions as the hosts recap their favorite and least favorite TV shows and films of the year. From surprise hits to major disappointments, this episode delivers unapologetic pop-culture commentary, queer perspective and end-of-year must-hear reactions.