We're at the end! We talk about the lenticular VHS cover for this movie, along with the 5-Star Edition DVD set. Devon talks about the 25 year old movie goof he finally saw. And we get into the major themes of Independence Day in a pre and post-9/11 America.

This week, we talk about Independence Day with Laus “Nicholaüs” Weindel. Laus talks about Goldblum’s smart choices and David Arnold's incredible music. Tyler goes off on his personal vendetta against Spacemoms. Also, Tyler has some news.

This week, our guest is Patch, Lulu Nagel’s husband! Patch talks about the specific night that he and Lulu actually saw Independence Day at the Highland Mall on July 3rd, 1996. We also talk about the infamous alternate ending.

Comedian Joe Parsons talks about Jeff Goldblum's catchphrases. Lulu talks about her trauma with tight spaces. And, after a season long build-up, Tyler unleashes his Jay Leno impression.

Guest Ben Bartley talks about making fun of ID4 literally in front of Bill Pullman, then drinking all his booze. We talk about how actor Erik Pascal earns the Oscar for best radar technician who gives a thumbs up. We also post an epic challenge to our listeners.

This week, we talk with comedian Bri Hudock, who has never seen Independence Day. We see the Mothership in a wide shot, which apparently looks like a *expletive deleted*. We also wonder why the alien cockpit has SO much space. Lulu also talks about dirt daubers at great length.

/Film's Jacob Hall comes to defend ID4 as one of the great pieces of American blockbuster cinema. We talk about David Arnold's score, Jacob talks about other commanders-in-chief who have led troops into battle while being president and Tyler takes us to film school with the themes of “family” through Independence Day.

This week, Chuy Zarate helps out Tyler and Lulu by talking over Kenny’s amazing segue into the episode. We attempt to figure out why they wouldn’t just attach 2 nuclear weapons to the alien ship instead of just the one. We also talk about Robert Loggia shilling for Big OJ. The actress that plays Constance gets the spotlight for a bit. And Chuy is convinced that Constance is trying to trick Goldblum into getting remarried.

This week, guest Asaf Ronen helps us pitch campaign slogans for Thomas Whitmore’s presidential campaign. We talk about Will Smith's sexiness and also learn the name James Rebhorn’s character (FINALLY).

Today, Jeff Goldblum is BACK! And we’re talking exposition with our guests Siedah and Jon Rhoads.