D, Andrew, and multiple returning cast members once again head west from the Motor City to 90210, with Axel (Eddie Murphy) recovering from Thanos's snap taking out Aaron from the TV pilot and replacing him with a daughter. Listen as the hosts discuss legacyquels, action movies, Eddie as Dad, and much, much more!

Once in a generation do the fates align for a terrible television adaptation with an affordable cameo from the movie star... and one of those times is BEVERLY HILLS COP: AARON F. Join D and Andrew as they follow Foley the Jr to Beverly Hills for a really, really, really dated cop show. Just yow and yikes abound. It's real bad. But short. Tune in!

Well... D and Andrew watched BHC3: ESCAPE FROM WONDER WORLD. Listen as they itemize the film's various and excessive failings, muse about the better versions in other realities, and think they uncover why an action-comedy doesn't have any stunt people in it....

The boys are back in... wait, wrong franchise--but D and Andrew do indeed tag along for another trip to scenic 90210 with Detroit's finest (human) cop, Axel Foley. Sadly, they forget to dream up a crossover with Robocop, but they do talk about eighties sequels, Tony Scott, and much more.

D and Andrew do the neutron dance all the way from Detroit to Beverly Hills as they try to keep up with Eddie Murphy's solo breakthrough. Listen as they discuss action, comedy, action-comedies, and so much more.

It's a very special episode of 709 Meridian, as D and Andrew trek into the murky swamps of non-superhero DC Comics adaptations with THE LOSERS. Listen as they discuss Marvelous futures, Fantastic pasts, Family Dollar George Clooneys, and much more.

D and Andrew head back to Antonio Bay--Antonio Island, sorry, they rebranded--for the foul FOG remake of 2005. Listen as Andrew begs Maggie Grace to deliver lines a little better, as the hosts wonder how ghosts know how to computer program, why it can't be a little better, why it can't be a little shorter. SO MANY THINGS.

D and Andrew head to Antonio Bay for some ghost stories with old dudes dressed up as sea captains, bad fishing, good radio, and generally pleasant weather. Though they never get to see the stupid centennial statue, which apparently ended up on the cutting room floor. Tune in as they discuss great visuals in boring movies.