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G-Flick gives you the scoop on "The Equalizer 2" starring Denzel Washington and N'em. After thoughts include: What's next for the cast and crew, hidden figures, and snippets from the original TV show, The Equalizer.

Gharren expresses his thoughts on Ant-Man and the Wasp, the second installment of Ant-Man. He talks about Marvel's villain problem, the overall body of work from Iron Man to the end of Phase 3, and how this Ant-Man sequel fits into the bigger picture.

Gharren shares and talks about all of the secrets revealed in Whitney Houston's latest documenary, Whitney.

Gharren dives into, Hereditary, a drama/mystery/horror film that has all of Hollywood talking.

Gharren shares his thoughts on The First Purge, American politics, Staten Island, and the disenfranchised community.

Avengers: Infinity War is out, and it does not disappoint.

Before the hiatus, the Detroit Cali hosts got together, and talked. That's all they did. It's been a month, so they decided to be raw and unfiltered. From this point forward, Jarryl, Jess, and Gharren are revamping the format to make it more interesting. Until next week, enjoy the show. They're back!

The Detroit Cali gang reunite after Jessica returns from New Zealand. In this weeks episode, the gang talks about Bruce Jenner, transexuals, offensive words, the 90s, and the ancient era of social media. Then they go off into whatever comes to mind until they get on topic with Black Panther, but only briefly because they have the attention span of a goldfish. Wakanda Forever!

In this episode the Detroit Cali gang talk SAG Awards, Oscar Noms, the latest TV shows and movies, Erykah Badu, PC Culture, and if you stick around long enough, Gharren tells the gang a bedtime story.

Happy New Year! Jarryl, Jess, and Gharren get together for the first time in 2018. In this episode, they play catch up, discuss the Golden Globes, the holy Movie Pass, #TimesUp, Oprah, and the latest films and TV shows!

After a brief hiatus, Jarryl, Jess, and Gharren return. They play catch up, discuss their favorite movies of 2017, the latest in Hollywood news, upcoming movies, new trailers, and their goals for 2018. What happens in between is due to a bottle of cheap whiskey. Happy Holidays!

The Detroit Cali trio bring back Gianna for Halloween. In this episode they discuss Janet Jackson and her ex-husband, which leads to the creation of pune pune ping. They also talk about the origin of Lilith, Jessica's doodles, and TV Show Theme Songs. The show closes out with talks about the curse of the Kennedys, and the pedophile allegations against Michael Jackson, which led his demise.

Jarryl, Jessica, and Gharren take a journey into the city of Transylvania. There, they meet Casper, Madame Ding Ling, and the ghost of Michael Jackson. When they return, they discuss actor and standup comedian, Eddie Izzard, and him openly being a transvestite, black women in comedy, Marvel's Black Panther movie, Star Wars, sitcoms of today, Selena and JLo, Broad City, and what it's like to be in a live studio audience.

Jarryl, Jessica, and Gharren welcome their very first guest, nurse, and Jarryl's best friend, Gianna Robins. In this episode, they talk about all of the horror movies coming to a theater near you this month. Throughout the show, they discuss transparent AIDS commercials in Africa, Rosario Dawson, Africa's involvement during the slave trade, the first de facto First Lady to run the U.S., Trevor Noah, the Hollywood Bowl, and visiting Ukraine.

Jarryl, Jess, and Gharren kick off October with the 15 sub-genres of horror films. They also discuss their journeys to L.A., VHS tapes, and joke about overpopulation.

Gharren returns from Oktoberfest. Jarryl and Jess return from Modesto. In this episode, they dive deeper into their personal lives, life in L.A., and the return of Laurie Strode to the Halloween franchise.

In the premiere episode, Jarryl, Jessica, and Gharren warm up to the clowns from American Horror Story, discuss seeing Whitney Houston in a different light, and nerd out to watching the scariest clown of them all, Pennywise the Dancing Clown.