It's time to put your pedal to the metal from the twisted minds behind Deadpool and Zombieland.

An executive producers Will Arnet and Anthony Mackie comes a new Peacock original series,

twisted metal, a high-octane action comedy based on the classic video game series.

Anthony Mackie stars as John Doe, a motormouth outsider who must deliver a mysterious package

across a post-apocalyptic wasteland. If he can survive the drive also starring Stephanie Beatriz,

Samoa Joe, Nev Campbell, Will Arnet and Thomas Hayden Church, twisted metal streaming now only on Peacock.

Oh, I thought there was more. I thought it was about to bust that in some kind of an axle-folded

thing. I guess I should have judged it more than based on the first three or four seconds.

That was the only three or four seconds. It was the entire preview was the entire song you didn't

realize it. Yeah, thanks. Mike 77. You son of a bitch. What's up bitches? How long was the one

that you turned down because you were just playing what I then rejected it? It was like two minutes long.

Oh goodness. That's why I was scrambling to try to get a replacement for it. I was like, okay,

this one's good. Can you tell the audience then, guys, what is the proper amount of time for

a drunk tank theme song? I think 30 seconds is good. Griffin, what's the optimal length?

For a... Why are you asking me? It's not my show. Okay. I think 30 seconds is good. It's a nice

end to the point. There you go. I got it. Thank you. So yesterday we took some head shots for

the company. Yeah, we did. And we took them in the brightest sunlight possible. Yeah, we did.

Brandon could not figure out in his head shot why he couldn't button his shirt, his button down

shirt. Oh, wow. That's funny. He had it on inside out. This is for our otaku teeth photo. That's

a... That's awesome. That'll be one for the linked up. Yeah. Let me make sure you send me that one.

Speaking of Brandon, he came in yesterday very, very... I would say agitated to correct some of our

inaccuracies regarding Star Trek in the last podcast. And for the first time ever, I understood why

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