Rob and Terry discuss the Super Bowl, the Royal Rumble, and discuss the Greatest Sports Travesties of all time! Think of travesties as being something that the sports gods got wrong. Something that happened that shouldn't have, or something that should've happened but didn't.

Rob and Terry discuss their Super Bowl picks, the new Bears Head Coach, job promotions, the origins of the Internet; and they do a Retro Review of the classic Robert Redford and Paul Newman con-man movie: The Sting. Stick around to the end to hear the Mount Rushmore of Favorite Mentor and Student Movies.

Rob and Terry discuss Christmas, the L.A. Wildfires, and the Bears vs. Packers. Plus, they do a Retro-Review of the Denzel Washington classic: Training Day. Don't miss the Mount Rushmore of their Favorite "Having A Bad Day" Movies at the end.

Rob and Terry make their next stop through the mighty MCU with a Retro Review of Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2. Don't miss the Mount Rushmore of Worst Fathers in Movie History (1:19:05).

Rob and Terry discuss some rants and raves, and football stuff, and do a Retro Review of the David Spade comedy: Joe Dirt. Not to tip Rob's hand at all, but make sure to stick around for the Mount Rushmore of Most Unfunny Comedies of all Time. (1:13:55)

Terry and Rob talk about fantasy football, the downward slide of the Bears, the history and facts about popcorn, and do a Retro Review of one of the all-time classic movies: The Godfather. Don't miss their Mount Rushmore of Favorite Actors to Play a Gangster. (1:33:01)

Rob and Terry discuss the election, the Bears, antique recipes, and do Retro Review of the cult classic: They Live. Don't forget to stick around for the Mount Rushmore of Movies Starring Pro Wrestlers (1:46:52).

Rob and Terry discuss fantasy football, the Hail Mary that destroyed the soul of Chicago, Teacher notes on Halloween, and a Chick-fil-A bucket list assist. Plus, they do a Retro Review of the first rap album that Rob ever bought: DMX - It's Dark and Hell is Hot. Stick around to hear the guys do their Mount Rushmore of Favorite Debut Albums. (2:15:18)