Welcome to another episode of our interesting times.

It's my pleasure to have Jay Dyer back on the show.

Jay, uh, well, Jay, how you doing?

Doing great, Tim.

I'm always glad to be on our interesting times because our times are interesting.

Very interesting in the worst kind of a way.

And, of course, you are the proprietor of Jay's Analysis.

Jaysanalyst.com.

You're the author of Esoteric Hollywood, Sex, Cults and Symbolism in Film.

And I understand you are taping a very important series of

I guess television shows for the guide network been very busy so I'm very appreciative of your time

with me tonight thank you and I guess you're finishing up later on this week with those

for the summer season thank you for those kind words. Yeah, we've finished

11 episodes and we'll finish 17 or 18 by the end of this week. And yeah, it's going to be a lot of

really, really cool stuff. A movie analysis, kind of Siskel and Ebert style show that really doesn't exist. I don't think there's

another Siskel Ebert style show that that does film analysis, you know, the way that I do it,

and it kind of linked up well with the style of Jay Weidner, the way he does film analysis.

You know, we have a good chemistry, a good rapport, so we kind of just go back and forth and give our thoughts and impressions of these seminal films and shows and kind of dissect them.

You know, and it ties in well with Dave McGowan's work, a lot of the stuff that we're going to be talking about tonight.

And we referenced, you know, Dave, quite a bit. You know, my work kind of builds on that as well as Michael

Hoffman's work, too. So it's going to be neat. It's going to be, I think, very high quality. It's

not, it's not stupid. It's not fluffy. It's going to be pretty hardcore, but it'll also be a lot of satire and comedy

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