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 "[[judicialwatch]]" has T. and Joe discuss the weaponization of the Justice Department. Joe says he likes to think of it as who has the home team advantage, stating we should be aware of what's happening in this world. T. asks Joe if he is no longer involved with the Dwyer law firm; he states that he had passed on doing another ad. Joe mentions that the Electric Sun families are pressing the DA to reopen the case, something T. immediately bluffs as not being possible due to double jeopardy. Joe then mentions that [[toni]] has also been talking to the District Attorney. T. states that "we can't allow" that, looking at Joey repeatedly while saying it.
-Gregg introduce a new segment called "[[collectorscorner]]", showcasing various props from iconic films, that he hopes will appear every other episode from here on out. He first showcases the movie slate from //The Egg and I//, the debut film for the characters Ma and Pa Kettle. He then showcases multiple props from //Ma and Pa Kettle Go to Town//, including the clock and phone from the living room and a can of cream of shrimp soup. Joe mentions the can must have cost a small fortune, Gregg states it only cost $500. T. briefly exits the set during the segment, and returns trying to end the segment. Gregg continues on, showing a basket from //The African Queen// and the broom from //Ms. Doubtfire//, until Tim forcefully moves on, talking about //Sometimes I Think About Dying//.
+Gregg introduce a new segment called "[[collectorscorner]]", showcasing various props from iconic films, that he hopes will appear every other episode from here on out. He first showcases the movie slate from //The Egg and I//, the debut film for the characters Ma and Pa Kettle. He then showcases multiple props from //Ma and Pa Kettle Go to Town//, including the clock and phone from the living room and a can of cream of shrimp soup. Joe mentions the can must have cost a small fortune, Gregg states it only cost $500. T. briefly exits the set during the segment, and returns trying to end the segment. Gregg continues on, showing a basket from //The African Queen// and the broom from //Ms. Doubtfire//, until T. forcefully moves on, talking about //Sometimes I Think About Dying//.
 Regarding //Dying//, Gregg initially assumed it was a [[bond]] movie from the title, noting its similarities to the title of //Live and Let Die//. Gregg notes the film has very muted action and is more of a think piece movie, much more slow paced unlike James Bond. He gives the film 5 bags with a little box of tissues. In "[[joeystake]]", Joey says the film's title is apt, calling it a boring chick flick. He says the film would be a bad date movie, as your date might like it and you might get in a fight with them after you say you hate it. He gives it 1 star. Joe expresses his confusion with the pre-recorded aspect of "Joey's Take", something Gregg has been complaining about in the prior episodes.
-Reviewing //The Underdoggs//, Gregg initially confused the film with Underdog, a cartoon character that got a movie in 2007. He notes the film is a sports movie, something Gregg doesn't like, giving it a rare 4 bags. The rest of the panel, Joey especially, are surprised by the take, talking about how there are many acclaimed sports films, though Gregg then claims that no sports movie has ever won Best Picture. Joey rebuts with //Rocky//, to which Gregg claims boxing is not a sport. In "Joey's Take", he mentions his love of Snoop Dogg and football, giving the film 3.5 stars. Joe is surprised that Joey uses a 4 star rating scale than the [[popcornscale|popcorn scale]], noting that "we do popcorn". Joey mentions he's just doing the traditional review scale, though Gregg states he should just throw out the tradition. Tim states that he loves the debate and almost ends the episode, before Gregg reminds him that he was going to make an announcement.
+Reviewing //The Underdoggs//, Gregg initially confused the film with Underdog, a cartoon character that got a movie in 2007. He notes the film is a sports movie, something Gregg doesn't like, giving it a rare 4 bags. The rest of the panel, Joey especially, are surprised by the take, talking about how there are many acclaimed sports films, though Gregg then claims that no sports movie has ever won Best Picture. Joey rebuts with //Rocky//, to which Gregg claims boxing is not a sport. In "Joey's Take", he mentions his love of Snoop Dogg and football, giving the film 3.5 stars. Joe is surprised that Joey uses a 4 star rating scale than the [[popcornscale|popcorn scale]], noting that "we do popcorn". Joey mentions he's just doing the traditional review scale, though Gregg states he should just throw out the tradition. T. states that he loves the debate and almost ends the episode, before Gregg reminds him that he was going to make an announcement.
 Gregg announces that Joe has been cast in the untitled Pep Boys/baboon movie as a customer. Joe states he will not disappoint Gregg this time like he had with //[[deckofcards]]//. As the episode fades out, T. is heard telling Joey that they can't have any debating, though Gregg is happy to have been able to debate and have an "interesting conversation". T. then asks Joe where he's at with the judge thing, asking him to take his headphones off. The [[announcingamatocon|AmatoCon announcement ad]] begins to play at the end.