The Revenge Of Podcast

The crew goes live and immediately loses the plot using fancy new broadcasting software. Between celebrating a record-shattering week at the cafe, defending the shop's emotional boundaries regarding new hires, and analyzing the strict new retailer policies dropping out of DC Comics, this episode turns into a love letter to the messy chaos of local fandom events and a direct roast of Coral’s absolutely horrifying late-night fast-food habits. This Week’s Insanity:Goblin Games Glory: A massive post-mortem on the Wizard of Barge popup where 300+ orders of "Goblin Juice" triggered the cafe’s biggest day in history, while Coral spent the night getting terrified by John Goblikon in the bathroom. Comic-Con Speed Dating: The team maps out their upcoming trip to San Diego Comic-Con, proposing a live-streamed speed-dating filter for Coral hosted entirely by Tini Howard. Gay News: Celebrating the scandalous post-mortem fallout of "Lady G," tap-dancing in hell with televangelists, and the literal expiration date of broken political NDAs. Adult Nightclub Accolades: Jumbo's Clown Room gets a prestigious nomination for Small Club of the Year at the "ED Awards," forcing Coral to clean the leftover green paint off the shop's prop rubber boobies. Comic Book Crackdown: Joe breaks down DC Comics' aggressive new terms of service that cap retailer exclusive variants at five times the cover price to stop secondary market gouging. Vampire Lestat Deep Dive: Jeff and Joe unpack the emotional weight of the penultimate episode of The Vampire Lestat while brainstorming explicit vampire-themed watch-party snacks. Coral's UFC Exodus: Frustrated by excessive political and religious posturing in the octagon, Coral threatens to abandon her mixed martial arts obsession entirely. Culinary Abominations: A deeply disturbing look inside Coral’s true diet, featuring a regular In-N-Out 4x4 smash and her signature gourmet trick of pouring a McDonald's vanilla milkshake directly onto a cheeseburger. Loose, chaotic, and completely unhinged, this episode is what happens when you survive 30 live tattoos and realize you have absolutely no boundaries left to cross. New episodes every week. Only at Revenge Of, where the burgers come in boxes, and the milkshake belongs on the side.

The crew goes live with a fancy new camera setup and immediately loses the plot over Coral’s high-fidelity vampire rankings and a thorough breakdown of the pop culture wedding of the century. Between mourning a prolific pet opossum hunter, dragging the live-action Avatar continuation, and marveling at a highly specific superhero video game skin, this episode turns into a hilarious celebration of pride, pageantry, and questionable cinematic tastes. This Week’s Insanity:Bane’s Reckoning: The crew welcomes back the ashes of Bane, a legendary pet honored with a custom urn inscribed "Born in the Darkness" to commemorate her relentless opossum-hunting career. The Giga-Wedding: A deep dive into Taylor Swift's high-security Madison Square Garden wedding, featuring checked phones, an indoor forest, and Lena Dunham making an uncomfortable toast about football players. The "Catching Kelce" Throwback: Joe and Jeff reminisce about working on the short-lived E! reality dating show Catching Kelce, recalling a young Travis Kelce being asked a classic game of "Mary, Kiss, Kill". Avatar Outrage: Coral goes completely off on season two of Netflix's live-action Avatar, slamming the writers for a lack of character development and for creating unapproved side quests for Zuko and Katara. America’s Bulge: The gang loses their minds over a patriotic new Marvel Rivals skin that features Captain America in a wrestling singlet, complete with explicit, un-nerfed jiggle physics on a paddle boat. The C*nty Vampire Rankings: Coral sets the record straight on the ultimate hierarchy of theatrical bloodsuckers, crowning Sam Reed's Lestat as the absolute peak while dismissing Edward Cullen as a total "bitch baby". Loose, chaotic, and deeply cinematic — this episode is what happens when you let the conversation alternate between classic literature and video game anatomy. New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the cameras are fancy, and the vampires are sophisticated.

The crew goes live to celebrate a massive subscriber milestone before immediately dissolving into an interrogation of Coral’s highly suspicious medical leave. From a "Cathouse-style" speed-dating pitch for Comic-Con to an explicit breakdown of why Lowe’s curtain aisle functions as a secret queer speakeasy, this episode explores the fine line between normal rest and a wildly unhinged afternoon in a budget Pasadena massage parlor. This Week’s Insanity:The Lesbian Bathhouse Blueprint: The group details the logistics of gay bathhouses, leading Joe to hypothesize that a lesbian equivalent would just be a room full of flatpack furniture waiting to be assembled. Towel Spaghetti: Jeff takes a trip down memory lane to recall a legendary bathhouse in Germany where a packed restaurant of naked patrons ate plates of delicious spaghetti in nothing but their towels. The 4th of July Hot Dog Hoard: After accidentally booking themselves to work on America's birthday, Jeff overcompensates by purchasing an entire grill, eight pounds of potato salad, and a literal box office of free hot dogs. Tom Cruise Backlash: Coral triggers Jeff and Joe by claiming Interview with the Vampire is Tom Cruise's only good movie, casually dismissing Top Gun Maverick as "just dudes in airplanes... basically Fast and Furious but with helicopters". Spy Drama Slants: The guys embrace their inner old-man habits by bingeing Slow Horses and season 2 of The Agency, while calling out a weirdly jammed right-wing trans-military commentary hidden inside Lioness. Coral’s Corner (The Pasadena Glute Crisis): Coral defends a "coupon trip" to a Pasadena parlor that devolved into a traumatic group massage where her underwear was jammed into a crack, her ass was aggressively stoned with hot rocks, and a petite masseuse climbed onto the bed to completely teabag her head. Loose, highly explicit, and deeply unhygienic—this episode is a masterclass in why you should always look a gift coupon in the mouth. New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the hot dogs are free, and the drop-ceiling tiles are missing for a reason.

The crew goes live for a chaotic post-inventory survival meeting as Kenzie steps into the studio to replace a bedridden Coral. Between industry spike cancellations and a literal betrayal at the movie theater bucket line, the group checks in on the neighborhood's toxic entertainment habits and a very questionable fashion choice. This Week’s Insanity:The Week From Hell: Jeff, Joe, and Kenzie calculate a brutal seven-day stretch that included a massive store inventory count and a smoky La Zilla market where the city smelled like it was on fire. Breezy Bottoms: Jeff breaks down his questionable wardrobe choices for the market, completely see-through mesh shorts paired with flesh-toned panties, and maps out a terrifying plan to wear a full mesh crop-top outfit to Disneyland.Vampire Lore Takeover: Kenzie completely surrenders to the AMC+ Interview with the Vampire hype train, aligning with Jeff and Joe over Lestat’s musical genius and Louis’s timeline transformation from a pining bookworm into a cutthroat businessman . Popcorn Bucket Craze: A heavy-hitting analysis of current theater marketing gimmicks, highlighting the dick-shaped Supergirl cup, the IMAX camera bucket, and Kenzie's deep psychological scars over missing out on the Dune sandworm bucket . Movie Brain: The group tracks the Netflix "spike cancellation" of The Burrows, the campy Evil Dead-style gore of They Will Kill You, and Javier Bardem's oddly magnetic prison-tat energy in Cape Fear . Coral’s Corner (Sickness Check): The crew patches a sick Coral directly into the studio line to check her pulse, only to be greeted by a sound Jeff can only characterize as a "weak ass fart" that mimics wet meat slapping on a table. Truncated, unhinged, and completely unfiltered, this episode proves that summer in LA is an endurance sport. New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the shorts are see-through, and the popcorn cups are highly questionable.

The crew is fueled by Celsius once again and recovering from the store's first-ever full inventory lockdown. Between mapping out a new pinball Roomba, dodging Hollywood Pride to stay on Sunset, and surviving a horrific real-life Night Crawler scenario on San Fernando Road, this episode pivots seamlessly from campy blockbusters into a full-scale analysis of Coral's literal fixation on 70-year-old actresses and anime food orgasms. This Week’s Insanity:Inventory & Upgrades: Sifting through thousands of comic books for inventory, adding a new Roomba to the pinball room, and celebrating Salo's latest "clandestine" D Division championship win. LotZilla & Marvel Magic: Prepping for the "gay" LotZilla market with approved beer permits, exclusive merch drops, and a preview of the upcoming Marvel Superheroes MTG pre-release. Bizarre Brakes: Processing the wild international news cycle, from a tragic mid-air helicopter collision in Brazil to a horrific bungee jumping accident where the crew completely forgot to attach a rope. Mommy Issues & The Tunnels: Coral goes completely hard defending The Burrows, forcing Jeff and Joe to address her deep-seated attraction to Stuart Little's mama, Geena Davis. The San Fernando Crash: Jeff and Joe recount being the first citizens on the scene of a brutal collision, keeping a trapped 19-year-old awake while dodging opportunistic "night crawler" camera vultures and 30 intensely fit firemen. Coral’s Corner: Celebrating America's birthday with a $39.99 porcelain bald eagle bourbon bottle from Costco, UFC fights on the White House lawn, and an introduction to the naked food hallucinations of Food Wars. Loose, chaotic, and heavily caffeinated — this episode is what happens when you step away from the comic racks and end up holding hands with destiny on the asphalt. New episodes every week. Only at Revenge Of — where the variables are unmapped and the eagle heads come right off.

The crew rings in Joe’s 41st birthday by skipping out on WeHo Pride to stay home in total comfort. Between celebrating Sam Reed’s magnificent, boundary-pushing return in Interview with the Vampire and analyzing the high-society trauma of Keke Palmer breaking Lisa Kudrow’s mind at a Hollywood roundtable, this episode quickly descends into a support group for Coral’s utter devastation at the hands of a corporate-sanitized watermelon festival. This Week's Insanity:LotZilla Prep: Getting ready for the June 20th market with barbecue and "Big Dog Steven," while Coral gets thoroughly roasted for confusing potato gnocchi with cake ganache. Pride Festival Nostalgia: The group tracks the chaotic social media highlights of WeHo Pride, from Ashlee Simpson's performance to a three-member Pussycat Dolls set that sounded suspiciously like a standard karaoke track. Vampire Bus Showers: Gushing over the brilliance of Interview with the Vampire Season 3, the absolute baller status of having a shower in the middle of a moving tour bus, and the looming narrative horror of Lestat's family tree. Roundtable Traumas: Breaking down the viral Hollywood Reporter Emmy Roundtable where Keke Palmer dropped a casual Two Girls One Cup reference out of nowhere, entirely derailing Quinta Brunson and Hannah Einbinder. Coral’s Corner (The Glory Hole Lies): Coral details her extreme heartbreak after packing a duffle bag full of Tupperware for the annual Watermelon Festival, only to find a $20 parking fee, a complete ban on free fruit, and a tragic $8 warm syrup abomination. Movie Brain: Coral tries to defend her deep love of cinema in the new horror movie Obsession at the AMC Americana. Loose, chaotic, and completely unpermitted, this episode is a weekly reminder to always check your formatting and never trust an optimized festival flyer. New episodes every week. Only at Revenge Of — where the gnocchi is savory, the car rides are quiet, and the watermelon should be entirely free.

We sit down for a very special one-shot episode with the MCU's own Ms Marvel - Iman Vellani!! We talk comics! Marvel! and MORE!!

The crew kicks off Season 3 with handheld mics, an extra camera, and zero corporate filter as Coral returns from a 10-day expedition to Scotland. From navigating backward roundabouts to smuggling a pocketful of rocks through airport customs, the group rings in Pride Month by roasting Spencer Pratt's political ambitions, breaking down the Hacks finale, and staging an intervention for Coral's "atrophied" fingers.This Week’s Insanity:The Scotland Expedition: Coral returns from Glasgow a certified international traveler, recapping her encounters with haggis, poached eggs, and 150 Tinder notifications from locals looking for home repairs. She also breaks down the sheer confusion of her first-ever five-minute train ride. Pride Drops & Assless Chaps: The group evaluates Levi's new queer biker gang-inspired collection featuring black leather assless chaps. Meanwhile, they note that Target's scaled-back Pride drop completely lost out to their Pokémon jacket collaboration. Finger Fitness: Jeff and Joe mock Coral's lack of finger dexterity after her vacation. This leads Coral to defend the existence of $70 miniature workout benches and squat racks built strictly for finger cardio. TV Tracker: The crew shares pure adoration for the Hacks season finale. They also catch up on Widows Bay, while Coral reveals why her roommate pranked her with a giant Eminem poster while she was away. Supergirl Discourse: Coral goes completely agro defending the upcoming Supergirl release against angry comic book dudes who should probably just "open up Grinder" instead. Loose, chaotic, and deeply queer — this episode is what happens when you hit “go live” and let the conversation do whatever it wants. New episodes every week. Only at Revenge Of — where the vibes are thick, and the bars should be filthy.

The crew hits the Season 2 finale just as Coral prepares to flee to Scotland for a two-week education in "meat and potatoes" culture. Between a record-breaking Free Comic Book Day where doodles sold for $500 and Jeff getting fired from a reality TV gig by a producer obsessed with AI slop, this episode is a farewell to the "sweaty little sweat box" era and a high-end invitation to an alien-themed Michelin-star dinner . This Week’s Insanity:FCBD Blowout: The shop saw nearly 800 people for Free Comic Book Day, leading to a secondary market explosion where the Revenge Of exclusive Dungeon Crawler Carl covers are flipping for $200—and one remarked copy sold for nearly $500 . Gay News & Vampire Rock: The group geeks out over Sam Reed’s one-night-only Lestat concert in New York and the "box on box" seats Jeff and Joe secured for the Rousey vs. Carano fight . Movie Brain: Reviews of Mother Mary (boring but has Anne Hathaway) and Dust Bunny, featuring Sigourney Weaver wearing "revolver heels" that actually shoot.Reality TV Trauma Dump: Jeff recounts being fired via email at 10:00 PM after a producer replaced his creative design process with "photorealistic AI slop" that defied the laws of physics and depth . BGC Gimmicks: A look back at the "crowning achievement" of building a literal beach—complete with a 20-foot wall and tons of sand—around a rental property pool for Bad Girls Club. Coral’s Corner: Coral admits she drives her car in "tomb-like" silence to avoid dissociating or going down one-way streets the wrong way . The Vespertine Finale: Jeff ends the season by booking the crew a 15-course experience at Vespertine, a "hoity-toity" spaceship restaurant where the staff wears robes and the building literally sways . Loose, high-end, and creatively exhausted—this episode is the perfect cliffhanger before we dive into Season 3.New episodes (usually) every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the comics are exclusive, the design is human, and the car rides are silent.

The crew goes live and pivots from a "chill" private influencer party to the pure endurance test of a nine-and-a-half-hour tabletop tournament. Between Jeff navigating the "hostile" world of AI-generated set design and Coral’s high-stakes "betrayal" on a Disney drop ride, this episode finds the humor in the chaos of a busy Los Angeles weekend. It’s a mix of big wins, marathon gaming, and a crash course in why you should never trust your "bestie best" at a theme park. This Week’s Insanity:Shawarma & Spectacle: The team recaps a private influencer event featuring hookahs, "sick rips," and Coral’s first encounter with shawarma. The Lorcana Marathon: A tournament that lasted nearly ten hours in the warehouse, soundtracked by ragtime piano covers of Disney songs. FCBD Exclusive Tea: Jeff drops major news for Free Comic Book Day, announcing two exclusive Revenge Of covers: The Name She Lost: Inanna and Dungeon Crawler Carl. Production Stories: Jeff relives the "nightmare" of reality TV design, explaining how he turned an industry snub into a win by selling a prop, saved from destruction, back to a production company.Disney Day: Coral recounts her trip to California Adventure where she was "manipulated" into riding the Guardians of the Galaxy drop ride, resulting in genuine terror and "legs dangling in front of her head". Gay News: Celebrating Lesbian Visibility Week and tackling the "tough week" of breakups from Love on the Spectrum and pro soccer. Coral’s Corner: A deep dive into Margot’s Got Money Troubles, Michelle Pfeiffer’s performance, and Nick Offerman’s transformation into a "beef daddy". Loose, energetic, and slightly more professional than usual—this episode is a love letter to the endurance of the community and the ridiculousness of the entertainment industry.New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the shawarma is regional and the Plinko boards are a work in progress.

The crew reaches episode 50 and the warehouse is finally cool. Literally. This episode turns into a war on AI-generated set design and a cautionary tale about what happens when you accept a "flashlight" from a stranger at a gas station. This Week’s Insanity:Warehouse Wins: 180 sorcerers descend for the latest Magic pre-release, kept dry by the new AC and a communal bidet remote that Jeff insists is a "service to the community." Gay News: The team reflects on Tim Cook’s exit from Apple while having a full-blown meltdown over the Avatar: The Last Airbender movie leak. Reality TV Trauma Dump: Jeff battles photorealistic AI renderings in his new design gig while reliving the $1 million Stern pinball quote and the Great Miami Fish Tank Explosion of Bad Girls Club Season 11. Production Secrets: The definitive truth about why reality TV houses never have doors. It turns out slamming a door on a cameraman is a major liability. Coral’s Corner: A wholesome gas station gesture goes sideways when Coral accidentally makes an 'exchange' involving a Barbie lanyard and a surprise crack pipe. The Hijack: Jeff shares a gruesome text from his friend Alexis regarding a "forgotten" tampon that leaves the entire room, and likely the listeners, on the verge of vomiting. Loose, chaotic, and physically nauseating — this episode is what happens when you hit 50 episodes and realize reality is much weirder than any TV show you’ve ever designed.New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the AC is pumping, the bidets are self-cleaning, and the tampons are (hopefully) accounted for.

The crew goes live and immediately loses direction over new cafe policies and a "storm of the century" that barely sprinkles. Between Coral’s first official lesbian night out and a deep dive into the haunted mansions and "vibrating duck" trade-outs of Bad Girls Club production, this episode is a love letter to messy industry stories and a roast of the most unholy protein meal ever consumed. This Week’s Insanity:The "And Destroy" Commandments: Jeff addresses the new seating fees and purchase requirements, explaining why a communal space for trading card games can't survive as a "public library" for non-paying patrons. Gay News: Allegations fly between Ruby Rose and Katy Perry, while the crew recounts taking Coral to her first "lesbian night" at Personal Best—only to end the night at The Eagle’s "Meat Rack" surrounded by stacks of pizza. Coachella Critiques: A roast of Sabrina Carpenter’s "ice skater" aesthetic and why the group had to click away from Susan Sarandon’s 20-minute drive-in monologue. Reality TV Trauma Dump (BGC Edition): Jeff relives the chaos of seasons 1 through 10, featuring hair chandeliers, white chocolate busts, and a haunted Atlanta mansion where shop vacs turned themselves on in the middle of the night. The "Art" of the Set: A look back at the days of "trade-outs" from sex toy companies and the financial disaster that ensued when a cast member threw bleach on actual gallery-loaned artwork. Coral’s Corner: The group debates the "abomination" of Coral’s dietary habits—specifically eating lemon pepper tuna out of a bag and washing it down with a chocolate peanut butter protein shake to hit her macros. Loose, chaotic, and deeply high-protein — this episode is what happens when you survive fifteen seasons of reality TV and realize your bone density is thanks to a childhood of "taco milk." New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the vibes are queer, the art is bleached, and we always follow the pecking order.

The crew goes live and shifts the spotlight to Jeff and Joe’s dark past in the trenches of reality TV production. Between the "psychological torture" of working for an executive producer who demanded entire mansions be redecorated daily, and a bizarre night at The Eagle where nature documentaries of rams reigned supreme, this episode is a deep dive into the industry's most toxic habits and the group’s effort to help Coral navigate the high-stakes world of social "game."This Week’s Insanity:Reality TV Trauma Dump: Jeff and Joe recount the absolute hell of working in reality television, where they were forced to repaint walls gold and red on a whim and eventually moved hundreds of thousands of dollars of furniture into a front yard just to start over from scratch.The Florida Files: A look back at the "Redneck Riviera" during the filming of Floribama Shore, involving "sticky" timeshare carpets.Boys' Night Out: Jeff and Joe describe their underwhelming visit to a gay bar where the screens were filled with B-roll nature footage of headbutting rams instead of anything remotely "sexy."Jumbos Staff Trip: A recap of the staff outing to the Jumbo's Clown Room, where Coral acted as the "parent" showing the "summer child" coworkers the ropes—including suction-to-the-ceiling "spiderwoman" stunts and vodka squirt guns.Loose, chaotic, and deeply psychological — this episode proves that no matter how messy your social life is, it’s nothing compared to a 13-hour day on a Jersey Shore spin-off set.New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the furniture is temporary and the trauma is permanent.

The crew goes live and immediately spirals into a mess of physical injuries and questionable social behavior. Between Rivers Cuomo crashing the pinball machines, Jeff reliving the "psychological warfare" of reality TV production, and Coral admitting she spent a night stalking her roommate’s date in a dark cave bar, this episode turns into a masterclass in why you should never tell your coworkers where you live or which season of The Comeback you’re actually watching.This Week’s Insanity:Injury Report: Coral pops out her hip during an incline hack squat.The Blue Album Crew: A recap of the Weezer pinball tournament where Rivers Cuomo and Scott Shriner showed up to play a "Howdy Partner" style 2-on-2 game against the local finalists.Kevin Smith RSVP: The store prepares for a massive signing with Kevin Smith and Eric Carrasco, featuring a "standby line" for the desperate and a strict "no pictures" rule to keep the line moving .Trauma Dump — Reality TV: Jeff spills tea on his days designing Flavor of Love and Bad Girls Club, including 25-hour work days and the necessity of super-gluing every piece of house decor to the tables to prevent weapons-grade chaos .The Comeback Loop: Coral realizes she has been accidentally rewatching Season 1 of the Lisa Kudrow classic in a high-induced "Groundhog Day" loop instead of catching up on Season 2 .Coral’s Corner — The "Cuck-Buddy": Coral reveals she and Mickey followed her roommate on a date to a dark bar, watching from afar for 40 minutes, "cuckin'".Loose, chaotic, and deeply inappropriate — this episode is what happens when you turn 32 and decide your new hobby is "cuckin'" your roommates in public.New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the wrists are thin and the furniture is glued down.

The crew goes live and immediately loses the plot. From the absurdity of competitive Excel spreadsheets on ESPN to Coral’s traumatic childhood diet of spaghetti and whole milk, this episode is a deep dive into why some people shouldn't be allowed to use a slow cooker—or a GoPro strap-on .This Week’s Insanity:Feats of Strength: Coral recounts her greatest life achievement: carrying a stack of 37 empty pizza boxes from the patio to the dumpster without dropping one .Competitive Spreadsheeting: The group discovers the high-stakes drama of Excel competitions on ESPN, a world where sorting information and cell-coloring is a professional sport .The Ritchson Punch: A breakdown of Reacher star Alan Ritchson’s neighborhood altercation in Tennessee and whether the victim is just fishing for a TMZ payout.Cinema Therapy: Reviews of The Bone Temple (aka the "Big Dick movie") and a 10/10 rating for Project Hail Mary, featuring a "pinched" Ryan Gosling and a very loud-laughing neighbor.Queer School: Jeff and Joe attempt to educate Coral with Lisa Kudrow’s The Comeback, while Coral tries to retaliate by making them watch Hunting Wives .Coral’s Corner: A desperate search for joy in Scotland that involves dodging "grandpa" YouTube and a refusal to eat any vegetable that isn't a "greens powder".Loose, chaotic, and deeply lactose-heavy — this episode is what happens when you realize your "bonafide" childhood was actually just a series of milk-drenched tacos .New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the pizza boxes are stacked high and the onions are strictly forbidden.

The crew goes live and immediately loses the plot after a "stanky" weekend of Oscar ballots and pinball punch cards. Between Jeff finally watching a "bisexual" cinematic classic only to call it "fine" and Coral preparing to dodge Americans in Scotland, this episode turns into a chaotic debate over the nutritional benefits of placenta and why Hulu is doing Buffy dirty.This Week’s Insanity:Anniversary Aftermath: 78 dedicated nerds are still in the running for free pinball, leading to a debate on how many "tongue punches" it takes to fill a card.The Placenta Debate: A photo of flank steak spirals into a discussion on gold-plated umbilical cord necklaces, placenta capsules, and whether Jeff would try a "placenta shake" if it were mixed into a Hailey Bieber smoothie.Gay News — The Mummy: Jeff finally addresses his lack of cultural lore by watching the 1999 Brendan Fraser classic, only to enrage Joe and Coral by calling it "a little boring".Movie Brain: Coral tackles The Big Lebowski for the first time because of the new pinball machine and determines that while the rug is cool, the movie didn't make her laugh .The Buffy Tragedy: The group mourns the canceled Buffy reboot, accusing Hulu and Disney of "doing the director dirty" for political reasons.Coral’s Corner (Scotland Edition): Coral prepares for her first international trip to Glasgow, planning to hunt for redheads, eat "vile" haggis, and potentially punch JK Rowling in the mouth.Loose, chaotic, and deeply stanky — this episode is what happens when you watch the Oscars without a crowd and realize you have absolutely no taste in "bonafide" cinema.New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the flank steak is questionable and the librarians are dangerous.

The crew goes live and immediately loses the plot, drifting from Oscar suit shopping to the political necessity of rebranding "ice" as "frozen water". Between defending Britney Spears’ right to chaos and a live-action dental dam taste test that goes about as well as you’d expect, this episode turns into a fever dream of Costco meat obsession and a roast of Timothée Chalamet’s ballet drama.This Week’s Insanity:Gay News & Chalamet Drama: The group weighs in on the Timothée Chalamet "ballet" backlash and debates whether he’ll pirouette his way into an Oscar win.Britney Defense: Coral stands her ground on why Britney Spears has "earned" the right to drive however she wants, much to the concern of Jeff and Joe.The Dental Dam Test: In a quest for health education, the group samples strawberry and mint dental dams live, concluding that they mostly just taste like latex balloons.Cinema Review: A breakdown of the British thriller Heel and a heated debate over why Jeff refuses to watch The Mummy despite it being "for the gays".Coral’s Corner: A meat-centric awakening involving Costco flank steaks and a tragic confession about an unseasoned slow-cooker disaster.Loose, chaotic, and definitely unseasoned — this episode is what happens when you hit "go live" and let the conversation revolve around "shorty's superfluous ass" and a bucket of meat.New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the suits are from Amazon and the frozen water is plentiful.

The crew moves to a new 7:00 PM slot and immediately descends into chaos. Between defending their "lesbian energy" against TikTok trolls and explaining dental dams to Coral, the episode tackles the "high on his own supply" religious pivot of Shia LaBeouf and the corporate downfall of the Alamo Drafthouse.This Week’s Insanity:TikTok Trolls: The group addresses claims that they are homophobic, leading to a plan for Coral to get an undercut and tooth gems to boost her "gay credentials".Health Class: Jeff describes dental dams as "flat condoms" and "fruit rollups" after realizing Coral has never heard of them.Shia Roast: A deep dive into Shia LaBeouf’s recent interview, his admitted fear of "big gay men," and his "self-centered" religious phase.Drafthouse Decline: Ranting about Sony's takeover, the betrayal of QR code ordering, and a mysterious two-month popcorn shortage.Coral Talks Good: The vocabulary segment returns with words like acrimonious and voracious being applied to "shorty's ass".Prosthetic Buttholes: Coral’s Corner explores the logistics of Amanda Seyfried’s prosthetic butthole in The Testament of Anne Lee.Loose, educational, and deeply chaotic — this is what happens when the vibes are idiosyncratic and the rules don't matter.New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the bars are filthy and we always ride the D.

The crew limps into the studio after one of the busiest Revenge Of weekends ever — ComicsPRO, a Radiant Black blowout, and Pinball League finals — except Coral has lost her voice and now sounds like a Victorian ghost child. Which of course means it’s the perfect time to debut a brand-new educational segment at her expense.  This Week’s Insanity:Convention Hangover: ComicsPRO chaos, industry parties, and the team hosting the smoothest finale bash in Los Angeles (confirmed by vibes).Shop Updates: Punch-card double-points day, Wonder Woman Historia book club with Kelly Sue DeConnick, and TMNT × Magic pre-release looming.Gay News (Light): RFK cold-plunging in jeans, Kid Rock jacuzzi milk, and other deeply Tennessee-coded behavior.Coral Talk Good: A new flashcard game challenges Coral to use SAT words like obsequious, recalcitrant, and magnanimous in lesbian-themed sentences. Educational outcomes are… mixed.Coral’s Corner: Ronda Rousey vs Gina Carano fight hype crashes into the realization that Coral will be in Scotland and may miss it — triggering existential despair.Hotel Horror: Influencers washing underwear in coffee makers permanently destroy everyone’s ability to trust hotel appliances.Sleep-deprived, raspy, and somehow more unhinged than usual, this episode proves that even when Revenge Of loses its voice, it still won’t shut up.New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the words are big and the voices are shot.

The crew goes live and immediately detours into DNA testing, secret siblings, and whether you should ever spit into a tube if you plan to commit crimes in the future. Jeff reveals that 23andMe connected him to a long-lost sister (which went exactly how you’d expect), Coral debates uncovering hidden Tennessee family lore, and suddenly everyone is reconsidering their genetic privacy.  This Week’s Insanity:23andMe Chaos: Secret siblings, Viking corpses, Golden State Killer energy, and why maybe you shouldn’t upload your DNA if you have future murder plans.Olympics Discourse: Are they gay? (Yes.) Do we know where they are? (Eventually.) Curling supremacy is declared.Galentine’s Preview: Babs Tarr, Tini Howard, tattoos, chocolate bars, and Coral accidentally inviting everyone to a women’s tournament.Rage Bait (New Segment Alert): The gang intentionally triggers the audience — K-Pop Demon Hunters gets dragged, Sinners gets re-dragged, La La Land gets obliterated, and Joe fires off a Heated Rivalry take that may require protective custody.Coral’s Corner: Scotland planning begins, her sister requests “bacon, water, and bread” as groceries, and Santa Monica Pier may or may not be banned.Book Talk: Jeff speed-runs an advanced copy of Matt Dinniman’s new novel, compares it to Dungeon Crawler Carl.Loose, chaotic, and occasionally educational, this episode proves that if you give three queers a live mic, they will absolutely misuse it.New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the rage bait is intentional, and the groceries are bacon.

The crew is live again and fully unfiltered — which means shop updates, gay news, emotional gym crushes, and at least one brand-new segment that immediately goes off the rails. Between karaoke confessions, Catherine O’Hara panic, and a very serious debate about who gets saved in a drowning scenario, this episode covers a truly alarming amount of ground.  This Week’s Insanity:February at Revenge Of: Howdy Partner returns, Galentine’s Day with Babs Tarr & Tini Howard gets locked in, and a mysterious Radiant Black anniversary party looms.Gay News: Chappell Roan discourse, gym flirtation with a powerful 55-year-old woman, and Jeff discovering he may be attracted to danger — again.What We’re Watching: The Night Manager reignites sexual-tension discourse, Wonder Man sparks facial-recognition drama, and Marvel pacing gets put on trial.New Segment Alert — “What’s In Your Mouth?” Smoothies, Sugarfish, homemade soda bread, and horniness collide in the most on-brand way possible.Coral’s Corner: Morality tests involving dogs, rafts, and strangers, plus childhood swim lore that explains… a lot.Life, Aging & Noise: Karaoke hangovers, Nickelback choices, and the slow realization that chewing sounds and laughing children might be the real villains.Loose, live, and delightfully unhinged, this episode is proof that structure is optional — but opinions are mandatory.New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the segments are experimental and the vibes are deeply unpredictable.

The crew goes live and immediately loses the plot. Between anniversary fallout, gay credentials being questioned online, and a vocabulary lesson that gets weird fast, this episode turns into a love letter to grimy queer spaces and a roast of everything that’s become too clean, too corporate, and way too straight.This Week’s Insanity:Anniversary Aftermath: Punch cards, pinball drama, and the realization that no good deed goes unpunished.Gay News: Jeff re-comes out (again), defends his gay origin story, and addresses internet accusations with tattoos and historical receipts.Word of the Week: Viscous enters the chat and immediately becomes a problem.Movie Brain: A spirited fight over the best movie years devolves into dinosaurs, VHS nostalgia, and Mrs. Doubtfire.Queer Space Discourse: The group mourns the death of dark, dirty gay bars and debates whether they should ever be sanitized.Coral’s Corner: Dating apps are dragged, The Pit continues to shock, and Coral confirms she could survive almost anything if properly motivated.Loose, chaotic, and deeply queer — this episode is what happens when you hit “go live” and let the conversation do whatever it wants.New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the vibes are thick and the bars should be filthy.

This week’s episode kicks off with big shop news, bigger plans, and a Gay News segment that absolutely refuses to end. Jeff, Joe, and Coral are live again, celebrating Revenge Of’s upcoming four-year anniversary, unpacking a year-long punch-card scheme that somehow ends with a free pinball machine, and immediately spiraling into pop culture chaos.This Week’s Insanity:Four Years of Revenge Of: Limited anniversary merch, double-points days, punch cards, giveaways, and a year-long plan that somehow makes perfect sense when Jeff explains it (eventually).The Longest Gay News Ever: Nicki Minaj discourse, Don Lemon, Sophie Turner as Lara Croft, polygonal boobs, and whether “comic accurate” has gone too far.What We’re Watching: The Pitt renewal excitement, eating dinner during body-horror mistakes, Game of Thrones diarrhea discourse, and Netflix admitting they assume you’re on your phone.Movies & Media: The Rip gets a strong recommendation, Angel Studios gets fully dragged, and the idea of reviewing evangelical cinema is floated… reluctantly.Bookstore Chaos: Extremely gay smut books arrive at the shop, including titles that raise serious questions about produce, priests, and personal boundaries.Coral’s Corner: Scotland planning begins — kilts, fairy pools, drowning fantasies, haggis fear, and the emotional labor of building an itinerary with lesbians and AI.Somehow informative, deeply unserious, and wildly overextended, this episode proves once again that Gay News is no longer a segment — it’s a condition.New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the strawberries are expensive, the rules are strict, and everything is still somehow gay.

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 36 — Lane Assist Can't Save Us 🎙️The crew is fully back in their live-show era this week, which means nothing is filtered, everything is emotional, and Coral is one minor inconvenience away from spiraling. Between a brand-new car, a cursed food challenge, and a growing hatred of a cappella music, this episode somehow manages to be about pop culture, personal growth, and absolute nonsense all at once.  This Week’s Insanity:A Very Gay Car Era: Coral debuts her new car, immediately gets flipped off, and begins plotting the rebirth of her old Jeep into the ultimate lesbian battle vehicle.Awards Season Discourse: The Golden Globes are here, no one agrees on what matters, and “box office achievement” becomes the fakest award of all time.Gay News Meltdown: Coral declares open war on Pentatonics, Pitch Perfect, and all things a cappella, while Jeff attempts to defend gay stand-up comedy from the trenches.What We’re Watching: From The Gilded Age to The Pitt to Fallout, the group can’t agree on what’s good, what’s boring, and what’s secretly just lesbian-coded.Star Wars Drama: Kathleen Kennedy exits Lucasfilm, Andor remains untouchable, and everyone else is apparently fighting in the streets.Coral’s Corner: A new car, old trauma, and a deep-fried tarantula offer that has now hit $10,000 — forcing Coral to confront whether dignity has a price.It’s chaotic, deeply personal, and weirdly philosophical for an episode that also includes serious discussion of eating a spider.New episodes every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the cars are gay, the TV is messy, and the dares are getting expensive.

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 35 — We Tried to Be Normal in 2026🎙️It’s a new year, a new format, and somehow even more chaos as the Revenge Of crew officially goes live every week — which means no edits, no filters, and no saving Coral from herself. The team recaps New Year’s misadventures, dives into dangerously horny TV, and debates how much money it would take to eat a deep-fried tarantula. This Week’s Insanity:New Year, New Us: Live Mondays, audio Thursdays, pinball tournaments, Magic drafts, and the four-year Revenge Of anniversary all collide.New Year’s Eve Chaos: Coral survives espresso martinis, table thieves, and Gen-Z dance floors while Jeff and Joe ring in 2026 with Domino’s and Universal Studios livestreams.Gay News: Coral finally watches Heated Rivalry and has… complicated feelings about seven years of hockey f*ckin', time jumps, and Russia’s perfect ass.TV Court: Stranger Things gets dragged for killing pregnant women, wasting Linda Hamilton, and emotionally ruining Will for the fourth season in a row.What Are We Watching?: The Housemaid, F1, Thunderbolts, Mission Impossible, and why Netflix hates physical media.Coral’s Corner: Coral eats mussels, clams, Brussels sprouts, calamari, and basically discovers food for the first time.Bug Discourse: The crew seriously debates whether Coral would eat a deep-fried tarantula for $10,000 — and if it would “gush.”New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the TV is horny, the food is suspicious, and Coral is slowly evolving into a real adult.

It’s mid-December, everyone’s exhausted, and the podcast takes a hard turn into holiday chaos, Santa Village fallout, cursed t-shirts, and the revelation that someone out in the wild truly believed Coral may have once been married to a man. The gang processes this information… poorly.  This Week’s Insanity:Santa Village Debrief: Bigger crowds, more vendors, snow machines, vegan banana cookies, and Coral dressed as Santa — complete with children, grown men, and at least one accidental husband moment.Holiday Logistics Spiral: Staff parties, book clubs, mystery bags, cookie swaps, pinball leagues, and a maybe-sorta Mikey Way signing that may have already happened.The Shirt: Jeff gifts Coral a deeply cursed t-shirt that must be blurred, beeped, and absolutely will be worn with no pants at some point in the near future.Gay News: Kim Kardashian invades Fortnite, confusing everyone. “Six-seven” discourse returns. No one knows what it means. Everyone argues anyway.What We’re Watching: Slow Horses becomes the new obsession, Downton withdrawal continues, and Jeff unveils an aggressively detailed watchlist that proves he cannot relax.Coral’s Corner: A coffee shop stranger asks if Coral was married… to a man. Cue existential offense, balls-out lunch posture, and a full recounting of a Thai massage experience that includes bars, gravity, surprise contortions, and an extremely tiny bottle of Dasani.Food Fixations: Chili crunch discourse, Erewhon shots, $700 immunity kits, and the slow realization that everyone here is unwell.Equal parts holiday fatigue, queer disbelief, and physical oversharing, this episode answers the question no one asked — and then asks about six more that cannot be answered.New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where Santa has pronouns, the shirts are dangerous, and no one thinks Coral was ever married to a dude.

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 31 🎙️The holidays hit hard this week as the crew preps for Santa Village, unpacks Coral’s gauntlet of “Nanny Week,” and processes the most shocking revelation of the season: Christian genuinely thought Jeff was straight. Like… up until now.  This Week’s Insanity:Holiday Crunch: Santa Village, book clubs, scheduling chaos, and a mystery bag moment that nearly breaks Jeff.Nanny Week Recap: Coral survives an IKEA marathon, bad salmon, and seven Jurassic Park movies — including a rewatch she didn’t know was a rewatch.Solvang Report: Coral goes hunting for lesbians and finds only German ladies, cinnamon rolls, and her own disappointment.Gay News: The team debates All Her Fault — plot twists, missing babies, and whether the show is “camp brilliance” or “emotional malpractice.”Fortnite Corner: The gang talks skins, including K-Pop Demon Hunters and Sabrina Carpenter, leaving Jeff and Joe confused and Coral furious about ticket betrayal.Chili Cookoff Debrief: Gluten chaos, and digestive fear.New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the chili is dangerous, the lesbians are elusive, and HR is now watching Christian closely.

The team is back from Thanksgiving break with family chaos, bad movie takes, unexpected furry discourse, and a growing fear that Scott absolutely needs a wellness check.This Week’s Insanity:Nanny Week: Coral’s grandmother arrives with empty suitcases, Ikea plans, and a passionate devotion to The Meg 2 and The Day After Tomorrow.Holiday Movie Opinions: Statham confusion, Wicked drama, and a few films that emotionally wounded the group in different ways.Gay News & Culture: Jumbo’s Clown Room lore, Sniffer’s Row, and a restaurant collab idea that should not work but somehow does.True Crime Spiral: HBO’s Mortician Murder and The Furry Detectives send everyone into an unplanned conversation about zoos (not the animal kind).TV Corner: Stranger Things divides the room, Linda Hamilton brings everyone back together, and Pluribus sparks theories.Coral’s Corner: The stray dog is officially adopted (!!), and meanwhile… something is very wrong with Scott. Like medically. Or spiritually. Or both.New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the movies are questionable and so are our friends.

Fresh off the back-to-back chaos of Comic Creators Block Party and a full weekend of record fairs, surprise celebrities, and emotional damage, the crew is delirious, unfiltered, and somehow still laughing. Between autograph chaos, horny DJs, crying customers, and Coral’s deeply unfortunate anatomy reveal, this episode is pure chaos in its final form.  This Week’s Insanity:Block Party Aftermath: The team recaps the biggest Block Party yet — 1,000+ attendees, 100+ creators, 6:30 AM line-sitters, megaphone diplomacy, and Coral going full Roadhouse on autograph hounds pulling out 70 books after claiming “just five.”Celebrity Circuit: Nathan Fillion crushes his line like a pro, AJ Lee shows up with security and signs for four hours straight, and Gabe Luna cements his status as Revenge Of’s unofficial mascot (and absolute sweetheart).Record Fair Madness: The next day brings a completely different crowd — hoes, honeys, confused music people, sonic mushrooms, and a screaming theremin situation that nearly sends Coral over the edge.Gay News: Kim Davis loses again, same-sex marriage stays firm, and Coral realizes she might be legally approaching Kim’s marriage count.Store Gossip & Chaos: Regulars are breaking up, showing up with new partners, or announcing divorces at the counter — and the team wonders if the store itself may be cursed.FlapsGate 2025: Coral accidentally sends mixed signals to a man in her DMs, learns she’s been flirting without knowing it, spreads her “balls” on the couch, and receives the immortal correction:“Those aren’t balls. They’re flaps.”Coral’s Corner: A stray dog, a bombed Sydney Sweeney movie, The Mummy 4 joy, the Coconut Cloud smoothie, and why cold-calling someone on FaceTime is apparently a crime.It’s a delirious, overshared, sleep-deprived episode fueled by stress, smoothies, stray men, and the return of Coral’s anatomy discourse.New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the lines are long, the signatures are earned, and the flaps… are not balls.--00:00 – Opening Chaos & Cord-Flicking01:00 – Block Party Recap: Lines, Signatures & Roadhouse Coral06:00 – Managing the Signing Blocks & Breaking the Rules09:00 – AJ Lee Arrives, Security Flirts, Chaos Ensues12:30 – Nathan Fillion, Kelly Sue, Mike Allred & Gabe Luna Highlights17:00 – Funko Pop Exorcism20:00 – Sunday Event: Record Labels, Synth History & Unexpected Celebrities29:00 – Hoes, Confusion & The Great Café Mix-Up32:00 – Mushroom Vibrations & The Theremin That Broke Coral35:00 – Gay News: Kim Davis, Same-Sex Marriage & Coral’s Marriage Math37:00 – Store Gossip: Breakups, Rebounds & Divorce Counter39:00 – New Lesbian Show: Pluribus41:00 – FlapsGate 202545:00 – Coral’s Corner: Stray Dog, The Mummy 4, Smoothies & FaceTime Crimes52:00 – Upcoming Events & Birthday Threats

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 27 🎙️The gang is running on Block Party fumes this week, which somehow results in nipple discourse, cursed nicknames, terrible TV, and Coral threatening to emotionally implode if The Mummy 4 isn’t perfect. TRIGGER WARNING - We tell some stories where we were subject to slurs. I, the producer, decided to leave these segments uncensored.This Week’s Insanity:Block Party Week From Hell: It’s Comic Creators Block Party week, which means 105 creators, a tiny team, and zero sleep. The crew runs through Ed Luce and Johnny Ryan shirt drops (including a very Not-Safe-For-Work glow-in-the-dark version), Titmouse’s new drinking game, vendor roll call, and a super-secret after-hours surprise.Gay News & “All’s Fair”: Coral absolutely unloads on Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle era, nipples-out red carpet looks, and the Trump tweet. Then the crew hate-watches Hulu’s All’s Fair (Kim Kardashian, Sarah Paulson, Glenn Close, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash) and confirms: the wigs are loud, the writing is worse, and 6% on Rotten Tomatoes might be generous.What We’re Watching: In between Block Party spreadsheets, they finish The Gilded Ageseason 1 (Cynthia Nixon doing Oscar-worthy “simple” work), check out The Talamasca and Welcome to Derry, and recap a run of true crime and horror: Don’t Date Brandon, Good Boy, and The Perfect Neighbor.Coral’s Corner: Coral celebrates the announcement of The Mummy 4 with the original cast like it’s a personal religious holiday, drags the LA Mummy ride compared to Florida, talks haunted houses she can’t get scared in, dreams of more Avatar and Downton-adjacent content, and ends in full meltdown over UFC’s Valentina fighting Weili — and the fantasy of her showing up at Revenge Of.Equal parts exhausted, horny-for-monsters, and deeply judgmental about television, this episode is what happens when you try to plan a massive event and still keep up with all things gay, spooky, and stupid.New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the schedules are packed, the shirts are filthy, and the nipples are apparently public.⸻00:00 – Not Live This Week, Kegel Kenzie & Nipple Coral05:00 – Event Chaos: Comic Creators Block Party Planning & 105 Creators09:30 – 6–7, Library TikToks & Being Old on the Internet11:30 – Gay News: Sydney Sweeney, Nipples, Trump Tweets & Red Carpets16:00 – All’s Fair on Hulu: 0% Rotten Tomatoes & Bitches in Gloves20:00 – Divorce Lawyer Emails & Life Admin21:00 – TV Corner: The Gilded Age, Talamasca, Welcome to Derry24:30 – Doc & Movie Talk: Don’t Date Brandon, Good Boy, The Perfect Neighbor26:30 – Block Party Merch & Vendors: Ed Luce, Johnny Ryan, Titmouse & BBQ29:30 – Secret After-Hours Surprise & Next-Day Catalog LA Tease30:30 – Coral’s Corner: The Mummy 4, Rides, Haunted Houses & Avatar34:00 – Gilded Age, Old-Lady Crushes & Hunting Wives vs. Landman36:00 – UFC: Valentina vs Weili, Gem Discourse & Closing Chaos

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 26 – The Revenge Of Podcast — LIVE! 🎙️First-ever live show! Chaos, chat heckling, spider pranks, and zero safety net. We talk upcoming events, questionable pop culture, and why Coral now owes everyone $500 to hold a tarantula.This Week’s Insanity:We’re Live, Baby: No edits, no take-backs. Chat pops off, the World Series competes for attention, and a $54 “Supreme Cone” becomes our fourth co-host.Store & Event Run-Down: Magic “Trick-or-Treat” sealed night, a Sunday book release party for The Happily Ever After Society (tattoos! vendors!), and the final sprint to Comic Creators Block Party with a livestream “Creator’s Couch Party.”Gay News & Pop Culture: The Hunting Wives divides the room, Jennifer’s Body sequel buzz, Megan Fox discourse, Katy Perry + Justin Trudeau rumor mill, and Kourtney Kardashian’s…uh…“vaginal health” lollipops.What We’re Watching: Wrapping Devil in Disguise and Gen V S2; sampling Welcome to Derry; and diving into the Interview with the Vampire universe spin-off Talamasca (with a Downton-era surprise face you know and love). Gilded Age appreciation = Christine Baranski supremacy.Queer List Lightning Round: A rapid-fire tour through Queerty’s “20 most important queer films of the last 20 years” with side quests to Moonlight, Call Me By Your Name, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, and Tangerine.Coral’s Corner (Live Edition): Reign of Terror haunted house = zero pulse. Extreme haunts? Hard pass. Spider terror? Maxed out. Debating tarantula handling fees, Fear-Factor flashbacks, and whether lobster tomalley (“the green gush”) is a delicacy or a dare. Closing on a very real plan for a crawfish boil.Another week, another rollercoaster—this time with a live audience and a plastic cone judging us from the desk.New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the mics are hot, the chat is louder, and the edits are mercilessly…not happening.

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 25 – When We Were Old 🎙️Fresh off When We Were Young Fest, the crew returns bruised, blistered, and spiritually aged — but somehow still laughing. Between branded coconuts, caffeine collapses, and pop-punk nostalgia, this one’s a sunburned love letter to chaos and recovery.This Week’s Insanity:Festival Fallout: Jeff recounts surviving When We Were Young Fest through a haze of Red Bull, dehydration, and questionable logistics. Coral’s highlights include a turkey leg the size of her forearm and a near-spiritual moment with a branded coconut.Pop-Punk Purgatory: The gang revisits their emo roots, ranking bands from Paramore to Blink-182 while questioning whether their knees can still handle mosh pits.Gay News & Culture Check: From panic-at-the-disco discourse to Gabe Luna thirst in Devil in Disguise, no genre—or generation—is safe.Coral’s Corner: What starts as a pregnancy panic turns into a Spirit Halloween baby reveal that nearly stops Coral’s heart. There’s also discussion of turkey legs, trauma bonding, and whether anyone will ever emotionally recover from Sunday’s lineup.Equal parts delirious and nostalgic, this episode proves that When We Were Young now comes with Advil, anxiety, and a very real bedtime.New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the energy drinks are expired and the youth is long gone.

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 24🎙️Jeff, Joe, and Coral spiral through another week of chaos — Vegas plans, Netflix opinions, and one of the greatest “wait, what?!” moments in podcast history.This Week’s Insanity:Festival Frenzy: The crew preps for an “undisclosed” Las Vegas music festival — wrangling coffee quotas, pinball logistics, and questionable Airbnb roommate pairings.Gay News & Pop Culture: From Nicole Kidman’s emotional rebirth (via bangs) to Pedro Pascal fatigue and Rebecca Ferguson’s villain era, nothing is safe from commentary.Streaming Corner: Boots, Gilded Age, and Bridgerton all get judged boots. Jeff questions age gaps in casting; Coral loses patience with aristocratic horniness.Coral’s Corner: In a revelation for the ages, Coral confesses she just learned what “K-Pop” actually means — and her follow-up logic might be wilder than the admission itself. Expect defensive chaos, linguistic apologies, and some deeply questionable geography.Gaming & Beyond: Fortnite, Baby Metal, and a heated debate about ramen and national identity round out the episode before the gang heads to Vegas for more mayhem.Equal parts educational and unhinged, this episode is proof that you never stop learning — sometimes on mic, and always the hard way.New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the facts are optional and the coffee is always brewing.

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 23 – Kenzie & Coral Share a Gyno 🎙️From queer news to queer trauma, this one covers it all — awkward doctor visits, cursed flights, gun-filled guest rooms, and a Saw musical that no one was prepared for.This Week’s Insanity:Coral’s Tennessee Adventure: Coral returns from her sister’s wedding with stories of taxidermy raccoons, gun-lined bedrooms, and her steadfast refusal to wear “dusty rose.”Travel Nightmares: Real ID confusion, misplaced passports, and Coral’s near one-way flight to Tennessee.Gay News & Gossip: Emma Watson calls out J.K. Rowling, sparking a debate about the new Harry Potter series and rumors of Cynthia Erivo as Voldemort. The crew also breaks down the Wicked trailer and Ryan Murphy’s latest Monster installment.Gaming Corner: Coral spirals trying to buy the new Fortnite Hunter pack and explains her emotional attachment to Emma Watson playing pickleball.Coral’s Corner: From attending Saw: The Musical in the splash zone to sharing a gynecologist with Kenzie, Coral recounts a week of uncomfortable intimacy and unexpected bonding.Equal parts chaotic, heartfelt, and horrifying — this episode proves there’s no limit to what we’ll overshare.New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the stories are real, the gossip is questionable, and the therapy bills are mounting.

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 22 – Jeff Gets a Downton Abbey Face Tattoo 🎙️From tiny cucumbers to tattoo tributes, this episode goes all over the map — weddings, gay news, TV deep dives, and a Saw-inspired splash zone.This Week’s Insanity:Business Mode & Burritos: The crew records a “serious” interview for Shopify before returning to form with fart jokes, revenge plans, and talk of cow tipping in Tennessee.Gay News & Gossip: Coral mourns the loss of her favorite shorts, zeroes in on Nicole Kidman’s newly single status, and shoots her shot at Valentina (with some very unfiltered commentary).Downton Abbey Forever: After powering through all six seasons and three films, Jeff commemorates the journey with a Downton Abbey face tattoo. We debate Edith’s redemption, Daisy’s downfall, and dream about a possible prequel.What We’re Watching: From Amazon’s The Girlfriend to Netflix’s Wayward, Tony Collette steals the spotlight as we spiral into discussions about United States of Tara, The Staircase, and Hereditary.Coral’s Corner: Apologies to Edith, a Saw musical splash zone, and the ongoing feud with Daisy. Plus: zombie nudity in 28 Weeks Later and Coral’s upcoming Magic: The Gathering “Office” deck.Another week, another chaotic ride — complete with tattoos, musicals, and more unsolicited bulge discourse.New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the tattoos are questionable and the gossip is relentless.--00:00 Introduction and Hosts00:40 Coral's Bulge and Tiny Cucumbers01:51 Wedding Plans and Family Talk03:05 Business Podcast and Documentary04:47 Upcoming Events and Secret Projects09:31 Gay News and Personal Updates15:14 Downton Abbey Journey18:14 The Girlfriend Show Review20:04 Discussing Netflix's Wayward20:36 Tony Collette's Acting Journey22:41 United States of Tara and Other Shows25:16 The Staircase and Other True Crime Shows27:24 Coral's Corner: Musicals and More31:10 Downton Abbey Movie Experience37:59 Magic: The Gathering and Office Memes40:05 Wrapping Up: Final Thoughts

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 21 – The Revenge Of Podcast 🎙️We’re back with another round of chaos, hot takes, and questionable life choices. From burritos to butlers, this week’s episode covers it all — and then some.This Week’s Insanity:Chimichanga Day & Bald Caps: Deadpool-themed pinball tournaments, deep-fried burrito history lessons, and our annual bald cap blowout sale.Gay News & Gossip: Billionaire divorces without prenups, tooth gems, Grindr crashing in Arizona, and the never-ending pursuit of a gold tooth.Downton Abbey Deep Dive: Coral powered through all six seasons and the movies, so we break down Violet’s send-off, Edith’s redemption, Daisy’s downfall, and whether Thomas finally got his due. Plus, our dream casting for a young Maggie Smith.Coral’s Corner: Jump ropes, bootcamps for “real men,” funeral fireworks, and the eternal debate over whether badminton is secretly the gayest sport.Another week, another rollercoaster — stay strapped in.New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the burritos are deep fried and the gossip is even messier.--00:00 – Chimichanga Day, Pinball & Store Updates05:00 – Magic: The Gathering Chaos Recap08:00 – Coral’s Sister’s Straight Wedding?!09:00 – Gay News: David Geffen Divorce, Tooth Gems & Grindr Crash16:00 – Yellowstone Tangent & Gossip18:00 – Downton Abbey: Full Recap (Seasons + Movies)29:00 – Alien TV Show Review36:00 – Coral’s Corner (Gay Sh*t, Gold Teeth & Gym Grunts)52:00 – Wrap-Up & What’s Next

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 19 – Remember that Episode of Sex and the City When Carrie Got Her Diaphragm Stuck? 🎙️Welcome to the Revenge of Podcast! This week, Jeff and Joe are sick, Coral's got partially shaved legs, and the whole crew is a little "on one". We're pushing through a cold and diving into a weekend of events that are anything but chill.Spider-Man & Card Game Chaos: The main discussion revolves around the new Spider-Man pre-release for Magic: The Gathering. We get into the ridiculous details: a "Soul Stone" card worth $20,000, Peter Parker and Miles Morales cards, and the fact that the set contains our favorite cards, bagels, and smears.The Downton Abbey Saga: We cover Coral's continuing journey through season five, including her shock and outrage at a particular storyline. This leads to a debate about period-era birth control (diaphragms) and the hygiene of the time.Emmys & Hollywood Gossip: The Emmy Awards provide a lot of "gay news". We mention Hannah Einbinder's nomination for Hacks, Gene Smart's seventh Emmy win, and Trammel Tillman's historic win for best supporting actor. We also critique a drag queen who showed up as a "Labubu" and discuss Houseplant's merch, including a director's chair with a built-in ashtray.Coral's Corner: A Wild Ride into Parenthood: The main story here is Coral's unhinged fantasy about her perfect child. The segment ends with a comical and absurd discussion about the realities of parenthood and what a "baby Breeden" would be like.This episode is a high-octane rollercoaster of chaos, controversy, and comedy you won't want to miss!New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the hot dogs are questionable and the gossip is unhinged.

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 19 – Xenomorph Xussy 🎙️Welcome to the Revenge of Podcast! This week, Jeff and Joe are sick, Coral's covered in bruises, and the whole crew is a little "on one." We're pushing through a cold and diving into a weekend of events that are anything but chill.Tailgate Party & Hobby Horses! This Saturday is the "Howdy partner Garth, return to the Brooks" event! We debate whether to use a six-CD changer or play music from the back of Coral's Jeep. We also discussed Jeff's friend, who won a hobby horse competition, and the possibility of adding a hobby horse meetup to the event.The Dark Side of Technology! We unpack a true-crime documentary about a mother who sent 70,000 nasty text messages to her own daughter. This leads to a discussion on the absurdity of modern schooling in the age of ChatGPT and the irony of schools confiscating phones while failing to address more serious threats.Gay News & Pop Culture Critiques: Jeff's gay news is his scathing review of the musical K-Pop Demon Hunter, which he watched while sick and eating mac and cheese. He argues the show is "for children" and "so predictable," while Coral defends its songs and reveals she listens to the soundtrack in a foreign language.The Downton Abbey Saga! Coral is officially "balls deep in Downton Abbey." She recounts her emotional journey through the dramatic deaths of two beloved characters, and her love for Maggie Smith's "hysterical" lines.This episode is a high-octane rollercoaster of chaos, controversy, and comedy you won't want to miss!New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the hot dogs are questionable and the gossip is unhinged.--00:00 Introduction and Casual Banter01:15 Weekend Plans and Events01:50 Technical Difficulties and Setup03:46 Hobby Horse Discussions05:05 Documentary Talk06:27 School and Technology11:45 K-Pop Demon Hunters Review20:29 Downton Abbey Deep Dive26:15 Discussing Rose's Character and Thomas's Actions27:26 Alfred and O'Brien's Schemes28:58 Cora's Storyline and Robert's Actions32:05 Edith's Romantic Troubles33:00 Daisy and Mary's Changes34:36 True Crime Shows and Recommendations40:32 Coral's Corner: Movie Critiques and More43:32 Alien Earth and Commercial Breaks50:04 Final Thoughts and Future Plans

Welcome to the Revenge of Podcast, your weekly dose of chaos and cultural critique! This week, we're recapping a weekend packed with events that left us completely exhausted. With a new cafe and some seriously wild stories, we're diving headfirst into the absurdity of it all.A Good Muff & Hot Messes: We recap a hectic weekend that included the last LotZilla of the summer and a soft opening for our cafe. Coral, feeling the effects of the weekend, showed up looking like a "hot mess". She credits her favorite new drink, "the Muff," for saving her.Slasher World & Queer Kinks: We discuss the new Slasher World retail experience, a horror-themed setup with iconic locations like the Michael Myers House. This leads to a discussion of the meta-horror film New Nightmare and the surprisingly gay subtext of Nightmare on Elm Street 2. We even talk about the reality of gay bars, including an anecdote about a "puppy pride" party where men in dog masks play with water bottles.The Honey Don't Review: In an unhinged review of the film Honey, Don't, Coral raves about the movie, despite its low Rotten Tomatoes scores, for its "filthy" scenes. She recounts a bar scene that was "the most intense thing I've ever seen" and even ran into a Revenge Of fan in the theater.Feuds, Feet, and Fantasy: We get into a heated debate about wearing flip-flops with jeans ("That is g*y as f*ck" ), the disgust of walking around a house in just socks, and the strange practice of wearing "nighttime socks" to bed. Coral even shares her WikiFeet rating, revealing one foot is "shattered at 1.0".This episode is a high-octane rollercoaster of chaos, controversy, and comedy you won't want to miss!New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the hot dogs are questionable and the gossip is unhinged.00:00 Introduction and Hosts00:34 Labor Day Discussion01:15 Weekend Recap02:22 Slasher World Experience05:06 Freddy Krueger and Horror Movies07:59 Gay Bars and Kink Parties13:28 Gay News and Twilight Saga18:41 Flip Flops and Jeans Rant20:35 The Importance of House Shoes21:02 Foot Ratings and Wiki Feet21:41 Nighttime Socks and Cold Feet22:42 Flip Flops and Dirty Feet23:45 Downton Abbey Recap32:45 Cole's Corner: Movie Review

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 17 🎙️Alright, listen up! The door is broken, Jeff is "on one," and we are getting down to business. This episode is a chaotic sprint to the finish, recapping our biggest event of the year and unveiling our most insane plans yet.This Week's Insanity:The Last LotZilla! It's the big, big old finale of the summer! Alex Pardee is taking over the space with incredible art, statues, and photo ops. We're also soft-opening our coffee shop!Highway to Halloween! Get ready for spooky season! We're launching a tiered discount on horror books every Monday until Halloween, with the first bundle called "Rising Dread". We're also excited about a special edition of The Exorcist that "glows in the dark".Gay News & All-Out Chaos: This is a man's world, and Lil Nas X is living in it! We're covering his wild weekend. The most iconic part? Somebody scooped up his white cowboy boots and put them on eBay!Coral’s Corner: Kenzie’s Close Call & Creature Feuds In this week’s shocking segment, Coral shares the bizarre story of Kenzie, who was potentially shot in the back while walking to the movies. This leads to a heated debate about birds, spiders, and Jeff's failed attempt to scare crows away from the warehouse with small fake owls.This episode is a high-octane rollercoaster of chaos, controversy, and comedy you won't want to miss!New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the hot dogs are questionable and the gossip is unhinged.00:00 Introduction and Banter01:32 Upcoming Events and Announcements02:48 Soft Opening and Business Insights04:19 Highway to Halloween and Special Editions08:53 Gay News Segment15:57 Downton Abbey Discussion18:36 Season Six Catch-Up19:11 Favorite Characters and Relationships19:19 Lesbianism and Future Predictions19:32 Time and Setting of the Show19:51 The Final Movie and Viewing Pace20:07 Character Dynamics and Drama24:29 The Need for a Prequel Series29:06 Coral's Corner: Kenzie's Incident31:27 Birds, Spiders, and Other Tangents36:32 Wrapping Up and Future Plans

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 16 – Revenge Of The Podcast 🎙️Darlings, we're back from the wild, horror culture-fueled chaos of Midsummer Scream, and the tea is scalding! Get ready to ride a tidal wave of unhinged stories, geeky revelations, and a debate about a new TV show that has us all on edge. This Week's Insanity:Midsummer Madness! We survived our first-ever booth at a convention, and Coral declared it a "titty palooza". We saw lots of "spooky Gays" and a $500 sealed VHS tape of The Thing. We also recap the mind-blowing price of a John Carpenter autograph, which cost $125 per person.Gay News & Hot Takes! We dive into that video about Jamie Lee Curtis's "boobies", and the story of a "goth baddie" who slid into Coral's DMs. We also discuss the pros and cons of standing in line for rides versus drops, as well as Coral's anticipation for the "Fast and Furious" ride. Coral gives her unvarnished take on the new Alien TV show, saying the xenomorph "doesn't look... wet enough". We also check in on Coral's Downton Abbey journey and her frustration with the gay butler Thomas and Mr. Bates.Coral’s Corner: In a shocking turn, Coral reveals her plan to go see the movie Honey Don't.This episode is a high-octane rollercoaster of chaos, controversy, and comedy you won't want to miss!New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the hot dogs are questionable and the gossip is unhinged.---00:00 Introduction and Hosts' Banter00:55 Documentary Shoot and Weekend Recap02:49 Convention Experiences and Observations05:13 Horror vs. Comic-Con Fans07:56 VHS Tapes and Nostalgia10:03 Celebrity Signings and Fan Interactions13:50 Gay News and Jamie Lee Curtis16:50 Goth Batty and Coral's Admirers18:32 Debating Preferences: Titties vs. Ass19:00 Gay News and Downton Abbey Discussion22:30 Historical Hygiene and Toilet Paper Evolution29:48 Alien TV Show Review36:35 Coral's Corner: Upcoming Movie Plans37:13 Episode Wrap-Up

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 15 – The Revenge Of Podcast 🎙️Darlings, the velvet ropes are down and the champagne is flowing! We're fresh off a pinball masquerade that was surprisingly a success, despite our minimal effort. This episode, we're talking about everything from cursed playlists to our upcoming Midsummer Scream event. Get ready, because it's a wild ride!Pinball & Costumes! We survived our pinball masquerade ball, where everyone showed up dressed up and created a fun atmosphere. We also dive into the scandalous playlist Jeff played, which included the Call of Duty: Black Ops III soundtrack, and Jeff’s $80 tuxedo that is now worth $40 per wear. Coral's "John Wick" look was a crowd favorite.Midsummer Madness! We're officially in the throes of Midsummer Scream prep, and Jeff is DREADING it. We'll have a slew of our famous friends there, including David Dastmalchian, Hannah Rose May, and Patrick Horvath.Gay News & A Slew of Spiders: Coral's got the latest hot gossip: UFC pay-per-views are moving to Paramount Plus, making it "free" for her. We also discuss a rumor about Jenna Ortega handing out ice cream with bites taken out of it, and Jeff's gay news of purchasing a second copy of Dungeon Crawler Carl.Coral’s Corner: A Downton Abbey Education! We check in on Coral's Downton Abbey journey. She’s finished season one and has some notes on O’Brien and the "little g*y f*cking butler". We also received an update on a new staff outing to Jumbos, as well as Coral’s inability to play Fortnite due to giant spiders.This episode is a high-octane rollercoaster of chaos, controversy, and comedy you won't want to miss!New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the hot dogs are questionable and the gossip is unhinged.---00:00 Introduction and Hosts' Banter00:37 Debating Music and Albums01:25 Weekend Recap and Mercury Retrograde01:57 Pinball Event Highlights07:54 Upcoming Events and Midsummer Scream11:41 Television Projects and Reality TV17:02 Gay News and Jenna Ortega23:33 Downton Abbey Journey24:16 Discussing TV Shows and Characters25:28 Season Recaps and Character Analysis29:55 Drama and Relationships in the Show35:44 Coral's Corner: Fun and Games36:42 Planning a Group Outing41:20 Gaming Talk and Final Thoughts

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 14 – Revenge Of The Podcast 🎙️Darlings, the velvet ropes are down and the champagne is flowing! We're fresh off a week of pinball happy hours and gearing up for an event so scandalous, it has a secret phrase just to get in.Get ready for this:Fidelio & a Chicken Waffle Latte? We’re spilling the beans on our upcoming Pinball Masquerade Ball, complete with a dress code that encourages capes and ball gowns. And for your thirsty pleasure, we're debuting a "non-vegan" chicken and waffles latte made with real chicken stock and maple syrup.Lights, Camera, Gossip! We’re getting ready for Midsummer Scream with a special appearance from the one and only David Dastmalchian.The Gay Agenda! Coral’s got the hot gossip, including a rumor about a lesbian Netflix movie starring Scarlett Johansson and Elizabeth Olsen. We also deep-dive into Coral’s new obsession with K-Pop group Twice and debate whether they're better than Sabrina Carpenter or Olivia Rodrigo.Coral’s Corner: A "Filthy" Fantasy We check in on Coral’s Downton Abbey progress (she's still confused about the plot and thinks Lord Grantham "doesn't work"). Then, she tries to convince us to watch The Hunting Wives, a show she describes as "horny, horny hot garbage". The episode culminates with a hilarious discovery about a new graphic novel from Rhonda Rousey.This episode is a high-octane rollercoaster of chaos, controversy, and comedy you won't want to miss!New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the hot dogs are questionable and the gossip is unhinged.--00:00 Introduction and Hosts00:36 Tattoo Talk and Humor01:39 Weekend Recap02:43 Upcoming Events and Pinball League05:52 Pinball Party Plans10:54 New Drinks and Menu Testing13:41 TV Show Projects and Challenges15:05 Midsummer Scream and Celebrity Gossip22:09 Gay News and Movie Discussions25:07 Age and Elizabeth Olson25:42 K-Pop Obsession26:12 Lollapalooza Highlights31:34 Downton Abbey Deep Dive45:59 Cole's Corner: TV Recommendations48:10 Coral's Corner: Rhonda Rousey and More50:13 Conclusion and Farewell

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 13 – Revenge Of The PodcastDarlings, we're back from the wild, pop culture-fueled chaos of San Diego Comic-Con, and the tea is scalding! Get ready to ride a tidal wave of unhinged stories, geeky revelations, and a movie review that will have you screaming.This Week's Insanity:​Comic-Con CRACKED! The squad (minus Coral, who was doing... other things) survived four days of fandom frenzy! Jeff got recognized by fans, Joe harnessed his inner Labubu daddy, and Kenzie hustled for exclusive con merch! We're talking scantily clad statues, a flood of Labubus, and gifts that are... well, let's just say they're heated!​Coral's Corner: The "Angry Inch" Uncensored! Against all odds, Coral finally watched Hedwig and the Angry Inch! She's got thoughts on the music, the plot, and a burning question about the "Angry Inch" itself. Get ready for a wild ride as we try to explain the movie's symbolism and why she thought it would be better on a stage!​News & Hot Takes! We're diving headfirst into the latest headlines: the viral South Park special , a pinball masquerade ball of our own creation , and the tragic double loss in reality TV history! We’ve got the full scoop, so buckle up!This episode is a high-octane rollercoaster of chaos, controversy, and comedy you won't want to miss!New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the hot dogs are questionable and the gossip is unhinged.

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 12 – The Revenge Of PodcastWelcome, darlings, to Revenge Of The Podcast! This week, we're fresh off the LotZilla high, diving into questionable tastes, and preparing for a Comic-Con adventure (well, most of us!).Get a load of this:The "Breeden" Latte & LotZilla Shenanigans: Get ready for our new protein latte that comes with a special verbal request! We recap a LotZilla that just happened to us, complete with live screen printing and the return of some familiar faces.Hanky Panky History: We delve into the scandalous world of hanky codes, debate the true meaning of "shrimper," and wonder if lesbians really invented fisting. (Don't worry, it's all in good fun!).Taste Test — You're Wrong!: Jeff and Coral go head-to-head on classic movies! Coral bravely watched Mad Max: Fury Road and… hated it. Prepare for an unhinged debate about cinematic masterpieces and why some people just can't handle greatness.Conor McGregor's "Gift" & Irish Escapes: We unpack the latest very public celebrity scandal involving unsolicited photos, and then dream of escaping to Ireland, the land of good work-life balance and redheads.Coral's Corner: The Musical Mishap: Coral courageously attended a live musical (Shrek!) and lived to tell the tale. Was it a Tony-nominated triumph or a community college calamity? You'll have to listen to find out!It's a rollercoaster of chaos, controversy, and a whole lot of "gay news" (even when we say there isn't any).New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of — where the hot dogs are questionable and the gossip is unhinged.--00:00 Introduction and Hosts00:36 The Protein Latte Idea01:13 LA Zilla Event Recap03:19 League Season 11 and D&D Theme04:06 Larkana League and Vendor Highlights05:21 Hanky Code and Club Blue09:36 Upcoming Events and Comic-Con Plans11:33 Coral's Corner and Movie Discussions19:00 Gay News and FBI Document Dump20:48 Conor McGregor's Controversial Birthday22:47 Ireland's Work-Life Balance Ranking23:46 Moving to Ireland: Opportunities and Challenges24:18 Bobcat Goldthwait and Celebrity Gossip26:01 Coldplay Affair and Internet Memes28:51 Idaho Murders Documentary Discussion30:56 Gaming Frustrations and Hacks32:02 Coral's Corner: Shrek the Musical Review38:56 Living Situations and Spider Room Fears41:43 Show Conclusion and Farewell

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 11 – More Like La La BLANDWelcome, darlings, to Revenge Of the Podcast, where the tea is piping hot and the takes are piping wild! This week, we're serving up post-festival fabulousness, reality TV realness, and enough spicy opinions to make your wig fly.Sip on this:Lesbian Lumberjacks & Coffee Queens: Coral's "lesbian-coded" shorts hit the runway as we spill the beans (literally!) on our hardcore music festival coffee pop-up. Turns out, coffee is the new prison currency, and we're officially rolling in it!"The Ultimatum: Queer Love" — A Messy Masterpiece?: We're dragging this season's production values, debating "gay twin" phenomena, and wondering why on earth the host isn't one of us.Poop Cruises & Spider Shenanigans: Dive deep (maybe too deep?) into the horrors of "Poop Cruise," terrifying thoughts of giant spiders, and Coral's surprisingly cheap price for a tarantula tête-à-tête.Coral's Corner: The "La La Land" Debacle: Hold onto your pearls! Coral delivers a scathing review of La La Land that will either validate your soul or send you into a full-blown fit. Plus, the infamous Oscar flub gets a re-evaluation.Also! Also! Also!We're chatting Superman's "woke" vibes (and Supergirl's hotness) , the upcoming Jennifer's Body sequel , and why you must watch Mad Max: Fury Road (with bonus breast milk!).It's a whirlwind of chaos, comedy, and questionable taste. Don't miss out!New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of—where the hot dogs are questionable and the gossip is unhinged.

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 10 – Revenge Of the PodcastWelcome back to the Revenge Of Podcast, your weekly dose of unhinged pop culture commentary and all things "Revenge Of" and more. This week, we're celebrating the end of Pride Month, launching new coffee collabs, and exploring the surprisingly dark depths of our co-host Coral's mind.This week:No More Pride Pants?: Pride Month might be over, but Coral's fashion choices are still making a statement (and causing a stir!). We also introduce our newest (and smallest) co-host, Laboo.And Destroy Goes Big: Get the inside scoop on our coffee adventures! We're hitting Sound and Fury Music Festival as a coffee vendor, debuting an extended coffee cart, and dropping two collab coffee bean bags with bands Scowl and Big Boy. Plus, new tees and hats are on the way.Eisner Excitement & Comic-Con Prep: We're officially nominated for an Eisner Award! Find out what that means, and get a peek at our plans for San Diego Comic-Con.The Last of Us, Star Wars, & More: The gang dives into recent watches, including the "awesome" Ballerina , the "big movie" Heads of State , and a deep dive into Andor Season 2 leading directly into Rogue One. Plus, updates on Squid Game Season 3, Ironheart, and our ever-growing watchlist.Gay News & Jojo Siwa Drama: We delve into the latest "gay news" , including a deep dive into the curious case of Jojo Siwa and her rumored new relationship. Plus, Coral shares her desire to fight Jojo and gets a potential hair transformation.Coral's Corner: The Human Centipede Dream Team: Brace yourselves! Coral brings a "super serious, funny question" to the table, challenging the hosts to pick their ideal Human Centipede lineup. Don't miss the shocking personal anecdote that inspired it all.New episodes every Thursday.--00:00 Introduction and Hosts' Banter01:35 Upcoming Events and Announcements03:07 Sound and Fury Music Festival03:21 Coffee Cart and Collaborations05:43 Comic-Con and Eisner Award Nomination08:25 Avatar and Magic: The Gathering Discussion12:34 Laboo Boo Unboxing17:50 Jojo Siwa and Celebrity Gossip23:39 Trump's UFC Fight Announcement27:52 Movie and TV Show Reviews29:25 Explosive Action in John Wick31:40 Heads of State: A Presidential Adventure32:21 Diving into Andor and Star Wars36:51 The Last of Us and Other Shows47:31 Coral's Corner: Unusual Questions53:09 Concluding Thoughts and Anecdotes

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 9 – Revenge Of the PodcastWelcome back to Revenge Of the Podcast, your weekly dose of unhinged pop culture commentary and the occasional gay news flash. This week, we're diving deep into celebrity weddings, questionable movie takes, and the eternal struggle of waiting for a new Fast & Furious movie.This week:Jeff Bezos's Wild Wedding: Jeff spills the tea on the $10 million Venice takeover, celebrity guest list (Tom Brady, Sydney Sweeney, Oprah, Orlando Bloom!), and why it's so "gay" (hint: environment, baby!). Plus, some surprising celebrity shade thrown at the lavish affair.Fast & Furious Forever?: We unravel the mystery of Fast X Part 2 and the controversial decision to bring back a certain character via CGI. The gang debates the ethics of digital resurrections and Vin Diesel's current "bulk" status.Movie Mayhem: Jeff and Joe share their surprisingly positive thoughts on the Minecraft movie and the Bullet Train-esque Fight or Flight. Then, Coral unleashes a fiery, 60-second hot take on a recent film, leading to a passionate (and hilarious) debate about its nuances and potential projector issues.Reality TV & Queer Culture: Coral introduces "Coral's Corner" with a deep dive into The Ultimatum: Queer Love, leading to a discussion on lesbian dating stereotypes and the wild world of reality TV. Plus, news of a new lesbian bar opening in WeHo.What Else We're Watching: Updates on Noah's Arc binge, Squid Game season 3, and the "very queer" Ironheart series.It's another chaotic journey through the pop culture landscape. Tune in for the hot takes, stay for the questionable movie reviews and debates about virtual reality concerts.New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of—where the gossip is unhinged and the opinions are strong.--00:00 Introduction and Hosts' Banter01:47 Pride Month Reflections02:32 4th of July Plans04:20 Upcoming Events and Announcements08:09 Celebrity Gossip: Bezos Wedding17:11 Fast and Furious Franchise Discussion25:22 Devil Wears Prada Sequel29:19 Recent Movie Reviews30:29 Discussing Wacky Movies31:08 Double Decker Planes and Movie Comparisons32:17 Josh Hartnett's Comeback and Movie Preferences33:40 Minecraft and Crafting in Games35:01 Rant on 'Sinners' Movie36:03 Debating Movie Nuances and Cinematic Elements43:26 Reality TV Shows and Queer Representation54:57 Lesbian Bars and Local Hangouts59:06 Concluding Thoughts and Farewell

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 8 – Revenge Of the PodcastWelcome back to Revenge Of the Podcast, the neon bunker where pinball, pride, and pop culture collide—with extra leg hair and fewer f*cks given.This week:– The mesh tops are out, the dino nuggets are hot, and Coral is training for her competitive eating debut (sponsored by our emotional damage)– Final Destination gets a surprise rewatch, JoJo Siwa cancels Pride plans, and Coral’s corner turns into a food challenge fever dream– The gang spirals into a deep (and chaotic) dive on sapphic cinema, AI ethics in pinball design, and why Aubrey Plaza should’ve gotten the girl (again)– Plus: Final thoughts on LOTZILLA weekend, Harry Potter pinball discourse, and the long-forgotten queer TV relic Noah’s ArcIt’s the multiverse’s messiest queer dispatch. Come for the AI outrage and nostalgia spirals—stay for the mesh-wearing porn directors and 54-inch pizzas.New episodes every Thursday.Only at Revenge Of—where the hot dogs are questionable and the gossip is unhinged.--00:00 Introduction and Banter01:00 Gay News and Updates01:52 Store Events and Mesh Fashion06:41 Pinball League Finals Recap08:43 Upcoming Events and Plans13:30 Gay News and Discussions19:53 Discussing the Latest Gymnastics Scene20:30 Binge-Watching Noah's Arc23:46 Lesbian Movies with Happy Endings30:09 Coral's Corner: Dreams and Aspirations30:27 Food Challenges and Competitive Eating37:26 AI and Controversial Pinball Machines41:41 Conclusion and Sign-Off

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 7 – Revenge Of the PodcastOn this week's Revenge Of Podcast, Jeff, Joe, and Coral are back from Japan and ready to spill all the tea! From accidentally booking their hotel smack dab in Tokyo's red-light district to experiencing Tokyo Pride (and its unusually high per capita lesbian population), the gang dives into their unforgettable adventures.Jeff recounts nearly choking on a pile of fresh wasabi, Coral receives some visually "aggressive" anime gifts, and Joe breaks down the intricacies of convenience store smoothies and prepaid transit cards. Coral delivers spicy takes on Pride Month celebrity updates and a wild OnlyFans record-breaking story, while Jeff and Joe recall their run-in with Fast & Furious merch overload in Tokyo.Plus, find out why Father's Day has officially earned the title "worst holiday" from Coral, and hear all about upcoming Revenge Of events, including LotZilla, the debut of Destroy Coffee, and Book Club's exploration of Art Spiegelman's Maus.Tune in, sit back, and get ready for an episode full of laughs, culture shocks, and a little too much detail about Japanese toilets.--00:00 Introduction and Hosts' Reunion01:20 Jet Lag and Time Travel Woes02:52 Tokyo Adventures and Red Light District05:23 Pride Month and Celebrity Gossip07:34 OnlyFans Controversy10:50 Exploring Tokyo's Gay Scene15:41 Fashion and Tattoos in Japan17:17 Upcoming Events and Mesh Shirts17:41 Weekend Plans and Instagram Takeover18:09 Tokyo Pride and Circuit Party19:15 Energy Drinks and Acclimating to Japan20:46 Sushi Dinner Experience23:36 Public Toilets and Bidets in Japan25:09 Fancy Fruits and Pastries28:14 Seven Eleven and Prepaid Cards32:11 Coral's Corner: Pride and Rollercoasters35:39 Upcoming Events and Final Thoughts