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As they approached their 100th episode, the Rommies began feeling ill at ease, like they were conscious, but it was themselves that they were conscious of. Luckily, there was no undertone of violence, but they still weren’t quite sure What They Were Pob For. Finally, after some soul searching with a touch of interdimensional hijinks, they realized that They’re Just Pob, and that’s Pobnough. At that point, the only thing left to do was to Pob The Night away while discussing the biggest, and unquestionably one of the absolute best, films of 2023. Enjoy this extra special deep dive into this extra special movie, and until next time, the Rommies are off to see their gynecologist!

In the final episode of both their Unconventional Trilogy series and the Road To 100, the Rommies take a look at this Hungarian Planet of the Apes spin-off. Listen in as they discuss the similarities (“Humans do be dumb.”) and differences (literally everything else) between Caesar and Hagen’s stories.

Sliding in just under the wire while still just a trilogy, the Rommies set aside their somewhat irrational anger at the naming convention switch to dive into the final entry of Caesar’s story. Listen in as they discuss how effectively Andy Serkis, Matt Reeves, and co. wrap up the reimagined Apes arc, rank the films of the series (the results of which may surprise you!), and consider where the series will go from here.

For the next episode of their Unconventional Trilogies series, the Rommies are joined by an extra special guest to discuss the next entry in the PotA reimagining saga. Listen in as they highlight all of the ways this film leveled up from Really Good Popcorn Flick™️ to Legitimately Great Cinema™️, point out several surprisingly apt references to other movie franchises from Star Wars to Fast & Furious, and finally begin workshopping their pitch for a new character to enter the Apes cineverse: Fuckles the Ape Clown.

The Rommies begin the final entry in their Unconventional Trilogies run with the first film in the Caesar Trilogy. Listen in as they discuss all of the things that make this so much better than it had any right being, worship at the altar of Mo-Cap God Andy Serkis, and spend WAY too much time trying to decipher the geographic accuracy (or, perhaps more appropriately, inaccuracy) of the Bay Area as presented in this movie.

In both a spiritual sequel to the Cornetto Trilogy (stylized genre comedy) and a spiritual sequel to the Frozen short film episode of the pob (Tierney wants silly vibes but Matt and Collin take the assignment WAY too seriously), the Rommies reconvene for the next episode of their Unconventional Trilogy run. Listen in as they ostensibly discuss Matthew Vaughn’s second entry in his Kingsman franchise, but mostly just use that as a jumping off point to discuss the more important topic at hand: (Daddy) Pedro Pascal.