Oct 22, 2026 · 1 hr 30 min · 14 segments
Anderson and Avery review You Can See Everything, Whalefall, and Disneyland Handcrafted! Then the boys look back on the halcyon days of summer with Summer Recap 2026!…
Anderson CowanHostAveryPanelistFan fiction compiled by the glorious Mike Cole.
Curtis Hilmas on Instagram.
You can see everything.
He saw it.
Don't know what that is.
Years ago, when rumors of this project first arose, I prayed to the film gods to make it real.
I knew the sky was the limit on such an undertaking, and I'm glad to see it paid off pretty well.
I don't think you need to know Nathan Fielder or the Theranos story beforehand, but it helps.
Either way, you get to see a master manipulator go up against a master of bullshit jujitsu to see if we can find the truth.
Sequel parts maddening and ridiculous to see the ethos of perpetual bluster that undergirds entrepreneurial tech bros come up against the deftly wielded sincerity of Nathan.
The movie makes you think about what is real and true and where your sympathy should lie.
And what do you do when you lose your subject halfway through the movie? They come up with an inspired pivot that breathes new life into the second half.
In the end, not sure I have any more answers than I did before, but I feel like I understand it a bit better, and it's a wild ride getting there.
Four out of five babbling children in the background.
Four out of five.
Seems a bit low.
Dalton.
You...
More nudity than I would have guessed.
Dalton, Utah on Reddit.
You can see everything.
Incredible film that will stick in my mind for the foreseeable future.
Fan fiction compiled by the glorious Mike Cole.
Curtis Hilmas on Instagram.
You can see everything.
He saw it.
Don't know what that is.
Years ago, when rumors of this project first arose, I prayed to the film gods to make it real.
I knew the sky was the limit on such an undertaking, and I'm glad to see it paid off pretty well.
I don't think you need to know Nathan Fielder or the Theranos story beforehand, but it helps.
Either way, you get to see a master manipulator go up against a master of bullshit jujitsu to see if we can find the truth.
Sequel parts maddening and ridiculous to see the ethos of perpetual bluster that undergirds entrepreneurial tech bros come up against the deftly wielded sincerity of Nathan.
The movie makes you think about what is real and true and where your sympathy should lie.
And what do you do when you lose your subject halfway through the movie? They come up with an inspired pivot that breathes new life into the second half.
In the end, not sure I have any more answers than I did before, but I feel like I understand it a bit better, and it's a wild ride getting there.
Four out of five babbling children in the background.
Four out of five.
Seems a bit low.
Dalton.
You...
More nudity than I would have guessed.
Dalton, Utah on Reddit.
You can see everything.
Incredible film that will stick in my mind for the foreseeable future.
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