Hosts: Stephen , and Game Goulet (aka Stephen doing Will Ferrel's Robert Goulet Impression with a Triple H mask on) Competitors: Danielle aka Chicken Nugget aka the Co-Hortress , Derrick aka D-rock World Heavyweight Podcast Champion of the world , Mr. J aka DC Super Fan aka former Trials of Trivia Champion , Frank aka the Blockbuster guy aka podcast editing wizard , and introducing special guest Satya our wild card Harry Potter nerd. The show celebrates 100 episodes of random with an encore of our 63rd episode the Trials of Trivia. Star Wars, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, the Simpsons, Rocky, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Harry Potter as well as special Game Goulet Christmas Trivia is the cause of arguments and hilarity on this very special episode. We extend to you a heart felt thanks for downloading this episode and being apart of our 100 episodes just by listening quietly. We hope the next 100 are even better, come out consistently, and help grow our humble podcast to height...

On this final installment of the Vundacast for the year 2015 the Vundacast contributors assemble and play a game of trivia crafted by Stephen. Hear as Dani, Mr.J, and D-Rock compete for a sizable prize. They trivialize Star Wars, Rocky, the Simpsons, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Also featuring special guest Lauren and Mrs. J. Also super special canine guest Lily. Tweet us @vundablog and @vundacast subscribe on iTunes and stitcher. update: This is the video that got Dani deducted 50 points. Was it worth it?

Episode 2F22 Original Airdate: May 14th, 1995 Writer: Brent Forrester Director: Jim Reardon Commentary by: Matt Groening, David Mirkin, Greg Daniels, Jim Reardon, David Silverman, David S. Cohen Synopsis When Marge catches Bart "graffit-o-tagging" some wet cement, she bores him and the family with a lecture about town pride that actually somehow subliminally gets through to him. Then, when he finds out some kids from Shelbyville have stolen Springfield's precious lemon tree, he leads a "violence gang" (as Marge puts it) on a guerrilla infiltration mission into the bizarre--yet oddly familiar--world of Shelbyville to recover the stolen tree.

On Free ComicBook Day I picked up Bongo Comics Free For All aka the Simpsons comic. So I thought even though it's not Thursday yet we'll talk some Simpsons. First of all the cover is full of all sorts of awesome. It depicts Bart and his school chums running to a leprechaun's pot of gold full of comics. The comics have awesome names like Biclops, Superior Squad, Space Mutant Chronicles, Weasel Woman, Captain Squid, Radioactive Ape, House of Plasmo, Lil Kneesocks, True Larva, Leopard Lady, Quest Time, and more. There are leprechauns guarding the comics pot and one of them bears a striking resemblance to Comicbook guy. The first story in this free Simpsons anthology follows Bart and Milhouse as they attempt to get super powers. Milhouse is experimented on by Bart as they explore the accidental ways super heroes get their powers ala Spider-man and the Fantastic Four. Milhouse takes a beating in this short but it's okay because he's just Milhouse. ...

Episode 3F24 Original Airdate: 1/5/1997 Writer: Ken Keeler Director: Jim Reardon Commentary by: Matt Groening, George Meyer, Jim Reardon, Josh Weinstein (with his kids Simon and Molly) Synopsis Fearful that Homer will drunkenly embarrass her yet again at the annual chili cook-off, Marge tries to keep him from finding out about it. When he does, she makes him promise he won't drink any alcohol. credit:  SimpsonsGIFs However, when Homer comes face-to-face with "the merciless peppers of Quetzlzacatenango" ("Grown deep in the jungle primeval by the inmates of a Guatemalan insane asylum."), he begins a psychedelic journey he won't soon forget. Or maybe he will immediately. Who's to say, really?

I was raised on The Simpsons. From the ripe young age of six years old, I was hooked on America's favorite anti-nuclear family. I still remember the VHS tape I had at that age that my mom must have recorded for me at the end of Season 1 and the beginning of Season 2. It had seven episodes on it, all in the order they aired (skipping only "Dancin' Homer"): "Krusty Gets Busted" (Season 1 Episode 12) "Some Enchanted Evening" (S1E13) "Bart Gets an F" (S2E1) "Simpson and Delilah" (S2E2) "The Simpsons Halloween Special" later renamed "Treehouse of Horror" (S2E3) "Two Cars in Every Garage, Three Eyes on Every Fish" (S2E4) "Dead Putting Society" (S2E6) To this day, I consider these some of the best Simpsons episodes ever and each one always makes me incredibly nostalgic because they were the foundation of my love for The Simpsons and also because I watched them over and over and over ...