They are still here...the sequel

May 14, 2026

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The hosts of The Hangover open with a eulogy for Spirit Airlines—not for its business model, but for its safety record. "Not a single plane crashed. 31 years, not a single plane down. Every single person landed safely," one host says, before pivoting to the real target: James Charles. The episode's throughline is a series of pop culture reckonings—roasts, red carpets, sequels, and scandals—each examined through the lens of who deserves the spotlight and who has worn out their welcome.

The Kevin Hart Roast: Who Gets to Be Funny?

The conversation begins with the Netflix roast of Kevin Hart, which the hosts found mostly disappointing. They distinguish between legitimate roast comedy and lazy cruelty. The central problem, as they see it, is the joke about George Floyd delivered by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe. "It's lazy comedy," one host says. "It shouldn't be so many lazy jokes about racism." The fact that the roaster has to approve jokes—and that Netflix also signs off—makes the inclusion of that material a deliberate choice, not an accident. Kevin Hart laughing at the joke compounds the problem.

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What you'll learn

1 (01:33) **Welcome Back & Palm Springs Recap** - The hosts return with a full house; Heather describes her Palm Springs vacation and a desire to never work again.
2 (03:49) **Kevin Hart's Netflix Roast: The Lineup & Lazy Jokes** - The hosts critique the controversial roast, focusing on the comedians involved and the tone of the jokes.
3 (16:14) **Roasts: Are They Still Worth Doing?** - The hosts debate the value of comedy roasts in the modern era.
4 (18:18) **Met Gala 2024: Fashion Misses & The Bezos Factor** - The hosts share their hot takes on the Met Gala, criticizing the fashion and the sponsorship.
5 (25:25) **Movie Showdown: Mortal Kombat 2 vs. Devil Wears Prada 2** - The hosts compare two major sequels released the same weekend, with very different results.
6 (38:19) **Five Minute Hot Take: James Charles' Entitlement** - The hosts deliver a scathing critique of James Charles after he shamed a fan for asking for help with a GoFundMe.
7 (48:50) **Lightning Round: Attachment Style Celebrity Spokesperson** - The hosts answer a fun, spicy question about who would represent their attachment style.

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Show Notes

Sequels are never better than the original… or are they? This week we're asking the real questions — was the Met Gala giving fashion or giving prom night disaster? Did Devil Wears Prada 2 actually slap or did we get played by nostalgia? Is the Kevin Hart roast proof that roasts are cooked? And why is James Charles still on the internet? We also find out what celebrity would be the spokesperson for each of our attachment styles?

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