Bruce Campbell stops by to promote his new film "Ernie & Emma" showing exclusively in the Alamo Draft House. Conversation somehow leads to his love for watching Jalen Brunson along with Evil Dead!

Check out Ernie & Emma at Alamo Draft House. Information is below.

WHEN: Friday, September 11, 2026 (Brooklyn)

Live Q&A screenings at 7:00 PM and 10:00 PM

Saturday, September 12, 2026 (Staten Island)

Live Q&A screenings at 7:00 PM

The film will continue at Alamo Drafthouse with screenings throughout the week from September 11-17. These additional screenings will not include a live Q&A.

Aaron Berg joins The Carton Show in studio to discuss his physical transformation and his new YouTube special, 30 Minutes with Aaron Berg. He shares humorous stories about gym etiquette at Jersey Barbell and his experiences officiating a wedding through the Church of Humanism. The conversation wraps up with Berg's take on the New Jersey Devils and his prediction for a Jets Super Bowl run.

(00:01:12) Aaron Berg In Studio

(00:05:55) Fitness And New Special

(00:10:25) Weddings And Sports Talk

Todd Zeile joins Craig and Big Mac to discuss his documentary, When America Took the Field, commemorating the 25th anniversary of 9/11. They reflect on the emotional atmosphere at Shea Stadium during the return to baseball and the symbolic significance of Mike Piazza's home run. Zeile also shares personal stories about a meeting with Sandy Koufax and the responsibilities of modern athletes.

(00:01:00) Producing When America Took The Field

(00:04:35) Driving To Shea After 9/11

(00:10:32) Piazza's Iconic Home Run

(00:17:57) Baseball's Healing Impact

(00:24:24) Sandy Koufax Birthday Encounter

Craig Carton and Big Mac discuss the high ticket prices for the Giants' season opener against the Cowboys and debate the NFL's choice for tonight's Super Bowl rematch on The Carton Show. They also analyze Aaron Boone's decision to bench Aaron Judge for a pinch-hitter during a narrow Yankees win. Additionally, they compare their home television setups and preview upcoming guest appearances.

(00:01:00) Giants Cowboys Ticket Prices

(00:03:06) NFL Season Opener Preview

(00:04:43) Aaron Boone Benches Judge

(00:09:30) Home TV Setup Debate

(00:12:18) Upcoming Guests Preview

Jaxson Dart can change the Giants’ entire outlook, but Connor Hughes has major concerns about whether Matt Nagy’s offense is built to maximize the young quarterback. Hughes explains why Dart must become a top-10 or top-12 quarterback for the Giants to make a Patriots-like leap and why Nagy’s system could make that development much harder.

Hughes also breaks down why Odell Beckham Jr. earned his way onto the roster and helped make Darius Slayton expendable. The conversation then shifts to the Jets, where Breece Hall’s workload remains a question entering Week 1, Hughes predicts an opening loss and explains why Aaron Glenn enters the season with significant job security.

The Giants enter the season with a stunningly similar setup to the Patriots team that made a massive leap behind Drake Maye and Mike Vrabel. Jaxson Dart’s rookie numbers closely mirror Maye’s, while John Harbaugh gives New York the accomplished veteran coach that could accelerate the turnaround. The argument is simple: if New England could make that jump, why can’t the Giants?

The biggest warning is the defense. New York’s run defense was among the league’s worst, and unless that changes, the quarterback development and upgraded roster may not matter. The pass rush offers real upside, but stopping the run could determine whether this Giants season becomes a surprise or another disappointment.

Phil Simms joins us to talk about the impact of John Harbaugh joining the Giants, Jaxson Dart’s accuracy and designed runs they will have for him. and whether the Giants or Jets have better offensive weapons.

He did it so the fans applauding Judge could be heard.

Craig and Big Mac criticize the New York Giants for releasing veteran wide receiver Darius Slayton just one day before the season begins. They analyze the impact on the roster's depth and celebrate the news of Aaron Judge's return to the Yankees.

01:00 - Carton and Big Mac Return

01:29 - Giants Cut Darius Slayton

11:33 - Aaron Judge Returns Tonight

Aaron Judge is back after missing 84 games, and the Yankees somehow survived his absence with a 45-39 record. Now comes the real challenge: can Judge shake off three months without game action quickly enough to help New York chase down Tampa Bay in the AL East?

The Yankees enter the final stretch four games behind the Rays, with Boston also refusing to disappear. Judge’s return should immediately strengthen a lineup that struggled badly without him, but expectations need to be realistic. The priority is getting Judge comfortable and fully ready for October, even if the Yankees’ chances of stealing the division remain slim.

Judge is back for the last 19 games of the season as the team pushes toward the playoffs.