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War Starts at Midnight
War Starts at Midnight
BONUS Episode - Back to the Future Trilogy
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or: Billy Zane’s hair never goes out of style

Resident reparatory expert “Jailbird” Joey Dale joins Chris for a “bonus banter” discussion of the Back to the Future trilogy on this historic day, October 21, 2015. We recommend you begin listening at precisely 4:29pm.

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SHOW NOTES

00:02:26 – Back to the Future trilogy banter
Back to the Future – Stream: Amazon Prime | Rent: iTunes, Google Play
Back to the Future: Part II – Stream: Amazon Prime | Rent: iTunes, Google Play
Back to the Future: Part III – Stream: Amazon Prime | Rent: iTunes, Google Play
01:01:17 – Beer Recommendation: Backwoods Bastard by Founders Brewing Company
01:06:55 – Really Rad Recommendations

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“Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that all was vanity; but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act their dream with open eyes, and make it possible.” T.E. Lawrence

What is your white whale?

I’m talking about something that becomes an inescapable vortex of time and space whenever it crosses your mind. Something that can instantly turns a five minute phone call into a two hour forum with a single off-handed comment. Something you want so bad that you’ve knowingly downloaded weird files from dark corners of the internet for the improbable chance they might actually end your long and arduous search for it.

Do you have one of those?

What are you supposed to do when you finally catch it?

I’ve been attempting to answer this question for the past week.

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In the realm of home theater systems “4K” is what “3D” was five or six years ago, and I mean that in the most pejorative way possible. Sure, 4K doesn’t require goofy spectacles or remind you of cheap 50s cinema gimmicks, and it even sounds sexier than 3D. But I have a hunch most people are confused about 4K and don’t even know it. We’ve reached this ridiculous place where even smart phones are getting 4K displays, and I want to ask you one simple question: Do you know what 4K means?

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