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Sequel/Prequel/Limited Series/Remake
Hypothetical continuation or adaptation.
Sequel/Prequel/Limited Series/Remake has run in 64 episodes. The most recent 40 are listed below — open any episode at its timestamp to hear the segment.
Jokes about narrowing the murder investigation to the 20 parents of the murdered kids; doesn't give a distinct standalone pick beyond riffing on the bit
Limited series pitch: an investigative true-crime style show exonerating Freddy Krueger, with Stephen A. Smith inserted as a character claiming to have a long personal history covering/interviewing Freddy ('Freddie Krueger is the one who's lying... I've interviewed Freddy Krueger his rookie year')
Riffs on the 'justice for Freddie' investigative angle, joking his wife Rachel dresses as Freddy every Halloween to scare him, doesn't commit to a formal separate pick
Watched all eight episodes of the Carrie limited series in about 18 hours with Zoe and thought it was really good; pitches an It prequel where the tall guy is the original It (basketball in Romania near a nuclear reactor, pissed off a witch)
No prestige-TV version of It Follows ('They Follows'): today's conversation shows they'd have to answer too many logistical questions
Liked the Carrie series' actual Carrie story (very Lillard-heavy) but not the framing coven lore it didn't need; co-pitches the It prequel with the tall guy as the original It
Notes the franchise has already done sequel, prequel, streamer, remake - the only thing untouchable/missing is an all-Black cast version; also jokes about a prequel with Linda Kozlowski-type character finding out about Pam's marriage
Says the upcoming prequel covers the intervening years, from before Jason's death up to Jason Voorhees becoming the killer
Speculates little kid Jason might appear in the beginning of the prequel
He's a fan of Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation (1995, with Renee Zellweger and Matthew McConaughey)
Runs through the franchise's follow-ups: loves Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (Tobe Hooper), notes The Next Generation was written but not directed by Kim Henkel, mentions the Jessica Biel reboot, enjoyed the Netflix 'influencers' sequel, and notes the Leatherface prequel and a rumored Trey Edward Shults/Glen Powell reboot now at Skydance — doesn't commit to one favorite besides praising Part 2
Remake - announced Netflix remake (March 2026) directed by Brett Haley starring Emily Bader and Logan Lerman, with Jennifer Garner and Judy Greer cameoing; gives it 30% chance of being good, 70% disappointing, 100% his wife/daughter will love it. Also jokes it should've been a streamer YA series exploring her senior year and the aftermath of the switch.