Scores on Scores Part 3

== Overview ==
Double Heads Variety Hour presents "Scores on Scores Part 2," where DJs Dillon Minacci and Matt Fox presents a playlist combining soundtracks and video game music. They meet a familiar voice, discuss recent films, and activate a mysterious computer. Listen to the episode.
== Episode Summary ==
Matt Fox and Dillon Minacci start the episode talking about how Dillon tracks show neighbor TJ Masters throughout his day. Dillon only explains as far as 7am to avoid divulging too much about his personal life, but the small window that's provided is full of teeth brushing and cereal. They also talk about how to turn on the radios in their cars: Dillon presses a button, and Matt uses a command prompt to operate all functions of his Range Rover. The DJs talk about their return to form for the show format, and that Dillon is now listening to music again for the first time in a long time. When Matt makes a joke about the size of Dillon's ears, he admits that he was called "dumbo" in grade school.
They are greeted by Two and a Quarter Chub, a regular caller who has decided to visit the studio for the first time ever due to the red carpet the DJs laid outside in honor of the Academy Awards. Two is much more southern than the DJs remember, and he begins to regale them with stories about his life in his parish, which is named something that sounds like Bayoutrosh. His family raised bulls in the area, and he is a big fan of both gumbo and "jumbo."
A second visitor arrives named Trent, who is a self-proclaimed movie buff, but appears to only have seen the 2017 film Bladerunner 2049 and doesn't realize others exist. The DJs are concerned about his limited film understanding, but they decide not to let him know about other films. They later discover he thinks all films are called Bladerunner, which makes much more sense.
They get a call from a man named Julian who is very adamant about the 1982 Bladerunner being the best one, which only serves to confuse Trent.
Dillon then brings out an AI machine that Matt thought KOOP had thrown away. They turn it on and it immediately begins speaking and offers to create a character for the DJs to speak to. The AI, who prefers to be called Axiom AI, introduces the DJs to a character named Gardenia, who is a ghost of the collective subconscious of AI in a world after AI no longer exists. Axiom goes into detail about the character, and offers for the DJs to summon the character ghost from the AI machine. Dillon wants to do it, but Matt and Two are scared of the idea.
Dennis Quaid calls in and claims that he wrote the final part of the Bladerunner script after crying in the rain before a meeting with Ridley Scott. When asked why he was crying, he claims it was because of how good Ronald Reagan was as a president, although the DJs are skeptical of the timeline.
They get a final call from a second Trent, who makes fun of Dillon's ears. Somewhere around this point it's made known that first Trent also knows the 2007 movie Shooter.
They decide the genres complement.
== Characters ==
Matt Fox
Dillon Minacci
Two and a Quarter Chub
Trent
Trent
Dennis Quaid
Axiom AI
Julian
== Featured Music ==
RAC - "Super Mario Bros. (RAC Remix)"
The Seatbelts - "Tank!"
Skatune Network - "Escape from the City"
Danny Elfman - "What's This?"
Mike Beckett and Jens Nilsson - "Level Exploration"