Season 11 begins, and Bob and Brad have finally cracked the format they've been chasing for ten seasons. The plan: 10 canon-level films across the year, each one kicking off a three-movie mini-program built by chaining "Let's Make It a Double" picks. They use the premiere to establish the rules, knock back a Bardstown Distillery Reserve release that lands at a rare 45/50 from both hosts, and make the unanimous case that The Incredibles is the best superhero movie ever made — full stop, not just one of them.

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Bob and Brad sit down for one last between-seasons drop before Season 11 begins in July, and this one has real news: every film on the Season 11 slate, revealed. Along the way, they pour Hole One from Penelope's brand-new 18-bottle Architects of Golf collection, a $60 six-year MGP bourbon finished with American oak staves that lands solidly in F&W's summer-crusher territory. It's a preview that doubles as a full whiskey review and a walking tour through what turns out to be F&W's oldest-skewing season yet — average release year 1974.

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Bob and Brad review Green River's $25 honey-finished bourbon, then sit with new director of the Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque, David Huffman, on why repertory cinema matters.

Bob and Brad use this between-seasons drop to do three things at once: tease the format of Season 11, review a whiskey that flirts with the legal edges of what bourbon can technically be, and sit down with the new director of one of the country's most respected repertory theaters. The Season 11 reveal is its own reason to listen — a combo season pairing the remaining AFI Top 100 films with a whole-season "Let's Make It a Double" telephone game — but the centerpiece is Bob's conversation with David Huffman about why rep cinema still matters.

• Season 11, finally explained.

• The whiskey. Green River Honey-Finished Bourbon is a $25 release built on four-year Kentucky straight bourbon with locally sourced honey added directly into the barrel.

• The interview. Bob's conversation with David Huffman, the new director of the Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque, covers the territory rep cinema deserves and rarely gets.

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