Season 8

Mamma mia. We've got-a some-a sleepy pasta for-a you to taste-a this-a week.

Welcome to the slam, it's time to jam - it's our first in-person recording since the pandemic.

It's the direct-to-Crackle sequel to our original Clifford episode from four years ago.

Dust off your mullets, because it's the return of PORCH CINEMA with another Ben's Choice Blank Check Spectacular.

It's a Ben's Choice bay-bee. Dry, dusty tombs? check. Crazy convoluted tech? check. Vast intergalactic conspiracies? tripe check. 1994's Stargate really does have it all.

This week is a special Ben's Choice episode. He selected 2016's excellent video game adaptation, Assassin's Creed.

This week on Blank Check is a discussion of Wreck-it-Ralph and Ralph Breaks the Internet.

This week, James Newman joins Blank Check for another family edition episode to discuss the 1996 Michael Jordan and Looney Tunes crossover, Space Jam.

This week is with special guest, Angela Ferraguto, associate producer and social media manager for this very podcast.

This week is with special guest Paul Scheer who picked a favorite film from his youth: 1986's underrated buddy cop movie Running Scared.

This week is a special family edition episode with brother of David, Joey Sims, who picked a favorite film of the Sims' boys youth: 1998's failed sci-fi adaptation Lost in Space.

This week's special episode is our first ever family edition with sister of Griffin, Romilly Newman, who picked one of her favorite films: 2006's fashionable dramedy, The Devil Wears Prada.

Our special episode this week: a discussion of 1994's miscreant child portrayed by a grown man comedy, Clifford.

Our special episode this week: a discussion of 1997's spy comedy The Man Who Knew Too Little.

Griffin, David and guest host Producer Ben present a special episode this week: a discussion of 1995's action thriller Under Siege 2: Dark Territory.

In this week's special episode, guest host Producer Ben has been given his own "Blank Check" for selecting a one-off film to review and he's cashing it in with 1985's cult comedy Fletch.