Get Played Cameron Troyer and Jo Roy

Jo and Cameron couldn't get their schedules in line, so we're trying out a new minisode in the meantime, where Cameron talks about how Weird Science's slapstick and humour may hide something potentially horrifying.

It's back to school season folks, so let's return to a time when the popular kids were peaking, the theater kids were shrieking, and the teachers were literal aliens hellbent on taking over the world. The guys watched The Faculty (1998) and afterwards, Jo reveals his recent history with the Canadian NDP party and Cameron considers that maybe aliens taking over isn't such a bad thing after all.

It's Jo's birthday (tomorrow) so after much deliberation (and pushing), he finally chose this for the movie we watch for his birthday! After watching it, Jo gets mad about misogyny (as you do), Cameron has a rant about parents and stuff, and Henry is back in the recording studio to cause more problems.

Well, Jo ain't here this week. He's off doing other stuff and being a "functional adult", whatever that is. So instead Cameron brought his friend M.G., who in turn brought "Running With Scissors" to watch. Then M.G. talks about the vaste number of toxic relationships in the movie, and Cameron talks about how the misunderstanding of mental illness in the 50s and 60s led to the creation of a new genre of film.

What is this, a Panic at the Disco! song title? No, it's a new episode of Get Played! After watching the 1984 sleeper hit Romancing the Stone, Jo finds a new favourite movie heroine he can get behind, Cameron is back on his bullshit.

The guys watch Cameron's favourite movie of all time, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Jo has a crush on John Cleese and Cameron reveals what happened around December 31st, 2017.