Topic: Godzilla

CNN's chief climate correspondent Bill Weir reported on radical climate repair ideas from Sir David King, including the use of "artificial whale poop" to fertilize oceans. Other proposed solutions include "spritzing yachts" to refreeze the Arctic and spraying "sunscreen" into the atmosphere to block sunlight. The segment mocks the terminology used, such as "Carbon Godzilla," to describe excess atmospheric carbon.

The film "Godzilla vs. Kong" features a podcaster character who uncovers a conspiracy, which the hosts find amusingly relevant. They note the inclusion of "Sub-level 33" in the movie, a number frequently referenced on the show.

The hosts showcase artwork for episode 1150 created by "Bear Asked Godzilla," featuring a parody of the "Dummies" book series titled "Spanish for Democrats." They encourage listeners to use the No Agenda Art Generator to contribute to the collection of over 13,000 pieces.

A movie clip featuring a "Titanosaurus controller" and a mention of Interpol is played for the guessing game. Adam Curry incorrectly guesses a James Bond film like Octopussy. John C. Dvorak reveals it is actually the 1975 film Terror of Mecha-Godzilla, involving a mechanical Godzilla built to wreck the city.

A movie audio quiz features a clip from the film Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla 2. The hosts attempt to identify the specific movie based on dialogue about "Operation Exodus" and "Mega Buster" laser cannons, resulting in a humorous failure to recall the exact title during the bit.

The episode concludes with a mention of ongoing riots in Greece and a reminder of the show's holiday broadcast schedule. The hosts play a final clip from the 1992 film "Godzilla vs. Mothra," featuring a dialogue about a meteorite and Mothra's sacrifice for the planet.