Are you ever going to text me?

This episode's accents may be offensive to the Irish.

Jason, Jim, and Joseph celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a list of their favorite Irish-themed movies and television episodes.

I think no less of her after watching the documentary.

Jim is thrown off by Hamnet's dental accuracy in 17th-century England.

Jason attempts to go zero out of five with his list of "Irish" themed selections.

Joseph makes the unforgivable omission of one of his all-time favorite films.

Uncle O'Grimacey had to be included in this episode.

Definitely, Belfast. Definitely, Definitely Belfast.

Daniel Day-Lewis gets a personal apology for not being on any of the lists.

They're always after me, lucky charms.

Who's more Irish than Leeam Neeson?

Are you drinking straight paint?

Are you ever going to text me?

The wheels fall off this episode.

Jason, Jim, and Joseph list the best characters who are associated with two-wheeled modes of transportation.

Joseph is worried about the new changes with his beloved F1.

Things become rough for Jim when his friends started calling him Woody.

You can wear a leather jacket, but not if you're near the motorcycle.

A Segway is the perfect douchey vehicle for a character.

I wanna a cool rider. A cool, cool rider.

Which legendary TV actor risked his life being flung form a side car?

What state is the place where almost every long-shot movie takes place in?

Are you ever going to text me?

"1 minute to Wapner! This is definitely-definitely a good episode. Oh boy!"

Jason, Jim, and Joseph created a list of the best fictional siblings in movies and television.

Jason pays "Willie" money to repair his guitar.

Garthe- the "e" is for evil.

IAMOSCAR...dot Com

I know it was you, Jim. You broke my heart with another Pacino impression.

He went full savant.

Joseph struggles with Boardwalk Empire, but finally agrees with Jim that it one of Steve Buscemi's best roles.

If Lea always knew, then why did she make out with her brother?

Where was Sybok hiding all this time?