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Episode 17 - Munchie (aka Munchie's Many War Crimes)
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Only once in a generation is there a movie like Munchie. A kids movie with an abundance of ridiculously hot women, explicit sex and alcohol references, and even a car chase. Today, Peyton explains 1992's "Munchie" to Austin - a movie like no other. While paling in comparison to the triumph that is Munchie, Jack Black black jack, pregnancy, and director Jim Wynorski's dubious filmography are also discussed on this episode.
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