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Special guest co-hosts include: Dot, Sarah from The Final Girls Podcast, and Doctrette of Horror from being a real doctor! We will dive into August, by celebrating the NHL off-season and all 31 of the league's mascots (as of 2026).

Ba Bah Ba Bah Ba Bah. We've got more numbered street content in 831: Vanishing on 7th Street, 1135: 22 Jump Street, & 1139: 26 Summer Street. The next episode will be 13 going on 30 (2004).

Thor assigned all 3 movies as one topic. If you're a long-time listener, you guessed correctly that Thor only watched the first one as he loved it in high school. Next week's topic will be 29th Street (1991).

Look in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a modern super hero movie that has nothing to do with numbers year, except that Krypton is atomic number 36 on the periodic table of elements. SPOILERS! You may also like 1012: Supergirl (1984) and 1088: Superman (2025). We will resume numbers year with the 28 Days/Weeks/Years Later trilogy.

Viva la Bob Hope! Join us this THORsday for the rare, still-in-theaters review of Supergirl (2026)!

Not the first short film we covered... but is it the worst? Next week's topic will be The 27th Day (1957).

This movie is campy, and so are the other films we discussed. Artwork by McFly, Happy Pride Month! Next week's topic will be 26 Summer Street (1996).

For more 24 content, check out Episode 1034: 2024 Olympic Opening Ceremonies, or you may be interested in another 70s rock biopick 958: The Doors (1991). Week 25 will be Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (1979).

Tori from Podjiba is back with her perspective as a New Line Cinema employee at the time this film was made. Here is an amazing 8-minute portion of Joel Schumacher's commentary. We recommend seeing if your local library has the DVD so you can also experience the glory of the full commentary. For more special peaks behind the curtain related to the number 23, check out BONUS episode: Inside View of the 2023 Media Strikes. Next week's episode will be 24 Hour Party People (2002).

From the makers of 640: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and 1105: Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, we bring you 22 Jump Street. The next numberly topic will be The Number 23 (2007).