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We go back to the start of the primordial ooze from which the entire James Bond franchise springs forth from. And what an ooze it is! Not only do we discuss the original Casino Royale novel, but we also talk about Ian Flemming and his issues, which bleeds into the issues we have with Bond’s premiere. Spoiler alert: we find it rough. How rough?? We felt the need for a special trigger warning for this one. That’s how rough.
Trigger Warning: a more in-depth discussion about misogyny, violence against women and sexual assault than our usual episodes.
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
Website: www.boozingandbonding.com
We return to the world of Dynamite Comics’ ultra violent James Bond for its second story arc: Eidolon. Do we enjoy this more than the previous Bond comic outing, or does it not stand a GHOST of a chance? Listen to find out!
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
Website: www.boozingandbonding.com
In our first Boozing & Bonding Book Club special, we take a look at the first James Bond comic book arc produced by Dynamite Comics: VARGR. Do we have a bloody good time or a bloody bad time? Either way, it’s very bloody.
Keegan prepares a Jeopardy-style James Bond quiz for Chris! Can YOU get a higher score than him? (You probably can!)
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Website: www.boozingandbonding.com
With the news of the passing of Sean Connery, we take a moment to look back at the troubled life, and career of the legendary Bond actor. Plus, we head back to Las Vegas to bring you bonus content from our Diamond Are Forever episode.
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Website: www.boozingandbonding.com
With the news that No Time to Die has been delayed (for the second time) Keegan and Chris take a moment to actually talk about their thoughts on Daniel Craig’s overdue upcoming Bond finale, as well as it’s troubling journey to actually be shown to the public during a global pandemic. As if that topic isn’t fun enough, we also play 2 Bond-themed games: a return to Mad-Libs and a horrible Bond movie review quiz!
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Website: www.boozingandbonding.com
At long last, we return to the world on James Bond! And boy are we cranky, boarding on nihilistic, as we watch “Octopussy” (1983). How can the Boozing & Bonding Boys get mad at a film where James Bond dresses as a clown, gorilla, crocodile, and a horse’s ass?! Grab yourself a Chai Martini, touch some Fabergé eggs, and join us to find out! #ElephantsNeverForget
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
Website: www.boozingandbonding.com
Drinks sponsored by Sons of Vancouver Distillery (Check them out at https://sonsofvancouver.ca/)
Let’s just have fun, you guys!! In this episode, Keegan and Chris just wind back playin’ some games with the vague reoccurring theme of James Bond tying it all together. First, we play a round of Mad Libs with fan-submitted suggestions, and then things get wild as we let an AI-complete James Bond fan fiction with us. Things get wild, y’all.
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Website: www.boozingandbonding.com
Keegan and Chris return to talk about what James Bond films we’d like to be seen in a remake or reboot. Then we head back to Japan for cut content from You Only Live Twice, where foot fetishes are mentioned a lot. Chris is as confused as you are.
We’re joined by our first ever guest and friend of the show Lindsay Braynen (heymagicalgirl.com) as we dive in-depth back into the crocodile-infested waters of Live and Let Die to talk about the representation of Voodoo and black culture in this film, and so much more! We also play a game of mad-libs (unrelated.)
In our return to S-Branch, Keegan and Chris pitch hypothetical actors they’d want to see in the future of the Bond franchise. Some are jokes, some are serious, most of them are jumping the shark. Speaking of sharks, we return to our shark-filled episode of Thunderball for more bonus content!
It’s the long-delayed return of our sober sister podcast: S-Branch! Speaking of long-delayed, Chris gives Keegan an out of season Christmas gift, and we revisit cut content from our Goldfinger episode.
While enjoying some warm glühwein (mulled wine) the Boozing & Bonding Boys make a startling discovery: it’s harder to pay attention to serious movies when you’re drunk. Listen as they struggle to recall the plot of the (comparatively) grounded Bond film “For Your Eyes Only” (1981). Enjoy the good, the bad, and the uncomfortable in this retrospective Bond outing, that looks back on the past and paves the way for the rest of Bond’s films to come.
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
Pack your bags folks! It’s time to blast off with Roger Moore’s 1979 Bond film Moonraker!! So grab your Tang and vodka, and get Astro-drunk with Keegan and Chris as they navigate the most cartoony of Bond’s outings. It’s a film where laser fights fit right in with a hovercraft gondola, a double-taking pigeon, and the most farfetched thing, love at first sight. Also, Jaws is back! Yay!
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
Return with Roger Moore’s James Bond (or Mr Bund as some know him) for his 1977 film: The Spy Who Loved Me. A film where things seem familiar… maybe too familiar. Sharks, nukes, and Russians? Check, check and check! Join Keegan and Chris as they get tipsy on Moscow mules and become a pair of rude, rude boys this episode. Also, Jaws might be a vampire! Find out why by listening to the episode! CHOMP
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
Roger Moore returns, and his Bond is at peak asshole in the 1974 film The Man with the Golden Gun! Listen as we gush about Christopher Lee, be charmed by Nick Nack, be confused about the film’s Asian representation, and rage over a poorly placed slide whistle. A couple of tropical “Golden Gun” cocktails help us take both good and the bad, so join us for the ups and downs of this perfectly serviceable film.
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
We’re back with season 2: The Roger Moore Era!! Keegan and Chris head down to New Orleans, sippin’ sazeracs, and watching the funky fresh (and a bit funky stale) 1973 film Live and Let Die. Enjoy crocodiles, massive boat chases, a kick-ass theme song, and problematic depictions of black characters and culture. This film has it all!
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
“Treehouse of Horror XXIX” (Season 30, Episode 4)
Halloween in August!? It happened…and unfortunately it hasn’t worked out the way Craig and Pat hoped it would.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons, as well as a guy playing the theme to Jurassic Park on a melodica.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“Future Drama” (Season 16, Episode 15)
“Thursdays With Abie” (Season 21, Episode 9)
“Brick Like Me” (Season 25, Episode 20)
“Mad About The Toy” (Season 30, Episode 11)
Part 2 of our 50th Episode Extravaganza has touched down from its journey through time and space, and it brings tidings from the future…tidings of DOOM!
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from various episodes of The Simpsons, and Who Wants to be a Millionaire.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“Homer Alone” (Season 3, Episode 15)
“Raging Abe Simpson” (Season 7, Episode 22)
“A Tale of Two Springfields” (Season 12, Episode 2)
It’s finally here! Part one of our 50th Episode Extravaganza begins with this solid collection of early years Simpsons!
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from various episodes of The Simpsons and “Winning Moment” by Brand X Music.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“Crystal Blue-Haired Persuasion” (Season 30, Episode 23)
In an unprecedented first, the guys take a look at the most recent (later years-iest?) episode of the Simpsons they possibly can with this season’s finale. They also continue to hype up a special anniversary that’s around the bend…
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Crystal Blue-Haired Persuasion” and the song “Crystal Blue Persuasion” by Tommy James & The Shondells.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“The Fland Canyon” (Season 27, Episode 19)
The guys come to blows over their opinions of this later year episode of the Simpsons. Is it hilarious, contrived, or a little bit of both? You decide!
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “The Fland Canyon”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“The Last Traction Hero” (Season 28, Episode 9)
Wow. Just…wow. We’ve seen some weird plot decisions in some of the episodes we’ve covered in this podcast’s short run so far, but this one really takes the cake. And what a bitter cake it is!
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “The Last Traction Hero”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
For the final episode of our first season, we do something a little different. We make an award show!! It’s the perfect way to look back at all the films, and drinks we’ve enjoyed so far. We decide the victors in numerous categories, along with some help from our listeners. All while “enjoying” classic vodka martinis (and a bunch of olives.)
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
Website: www.boozingandbonding.com
“The Yellow Badge of Cowardge” (Season 25, Episode 22)
After another hiatus (what a year for podcast-derailing life events) the guys are finally back! In today’s episode they tackle a pretty good Simpsons installment, while also wondering if we’re all eventually going to be replaced by memes in the future.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “The Yellow Badge of Cowardge” and the song “Back in the Saddle” by Aerosmith.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
In our first episode of S-Branch (the sober sister podcasts to Boozing & Bonding), Chris has some lingering thoughts about Goldfinger, and the boys actually finally make rules for their James Bond drinking game.
Also, vote for who you want to win in our season 1 award show episode: The Bondies
www.boozingandbonding.com/bondies-survey.html
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
“Mr. Irresistible” (Season 1, Episode 1)
This is a weird one, folks. In an effort to cleanse their pallets of the Simpsons stinkers they’ve recently encountered, Pat and Craig thought it would be funny to take a look at the first episode of the ill-begotten Michael Richards Show. And it was funny alright, but not “Ha-Ha” funny. Strap yourselves in for a bumpy one!
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from the Michael Richards Show episode Mr. Irresistible”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“Black Eyed, Please” (Season 24, Episode 15)
Pat and Craig hike up their short-pants and do their darnedest to not lose their minds during this strange, Frankenstein’s monster of an episode. Also, apologies for the audio quality…we have no idea what happened there.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Black Eyed, Please”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“Opposites O-Frack” (Season 26, Episode 5)
The Simpsons swerve back into “Issues” territory, with this episode which tackles fracking. You can probably guess how it goes.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Opposites O-Frack”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
Time to play a little game called “where are the frickin’ diamonds?!” We bid farewell to Sean Connery in perhaps the most polarizing film we’ve explored yet: the silly Las Vagas romp known as Diamonds Are Forever. And we cheer Sean Connery’s goodbye from the show with a Black Velvet cocktail.
Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
Website: www.boozingandbonding.com
“Love Is A Many Strangled Thing” (Season 22, Episode 17)
Pat and Craig go back in time to the year 2011! They talk about their past lives, Pat’s new belief in the occult, and a fantastic episode from that year.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Love Is A Many Strangled Thing”, “No More Mr. Nice Guy” by Alice Cooper, and “Spooky Old Graveyard” by Thomas Grillo.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“Simpsorama” (Season 26, Episode 6)
After last week’s stinker and dark contemplations, Pat and Craig turn to alcohol to make it through their next outing. And wouldn’t you just know it: this crossover episode is actually amazing! Isn’t that always the way?
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Simpsorama”, a commercial for “Tombstone Pizza”, and the theme (sorta) to “Futurama”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
George Lazenby might be a one-and-done Bond, but we’re not done talking about this movie! It’s the exciting conclusion to our 2 part “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service” epic! What did we think about this all-new, all-different Bond movie? And about the film’s controversial ending? We slam back another Tim Tam Slam and talk all about it!
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
“22 For 30” (Season 28, Episode 17)
After having sat through this turd of an episode, and with the show’s one year anniversary looming, Pat and Craig wonder whether their stamina for later-year Simpsons has been drained.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan, Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “22 For 30” and the song “Basketball” by Kurtis Blow.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
George Lazenby takes over the role of Bond, and we have so much to talk about! So much in fact, that this is our first two-part episode! So join us in part 1 of our discussion of “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service” where we disagree on the film’s music, agree on how awesome the Bond girl Tracy is, and we cozy up with some boozy hot chocolates and coffees as Keegan teaches Chris the finer points of a Tim Tam Slam.
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
“Fatzcarraldo” (Season 28, Episode 14)
The guys finally tackle Pat’s white whale with this strangely alluring episode.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan, Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Fatzcarraldo”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“The Kid Is All Right” (Season 25, Episode 6)
Craig and Pat get back into the swing of things with this politically charged(??) episode.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle.
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “The Kid Is All Right” and the song “One” by Harry Nilsson.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“The Burns Cage” (Season 27, Episode 17)
We’re back! Pat’s now a dad, Craig has a new apartment, and we’ve got a pretty decent episode of the Simpsons on the docket. Life is good! Oh, and Jake Martin returns too!
Hosted by Patrick Brennan, Craig Mazerolle, Jake Martin
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “The Burns Cage” and the song “This Guy’s In Love With You” by Herb Alpert.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
We share some sake and journey to the land of the rising sun for the mixed-bag Bond film known as You Only Live Twice. Take joy in a tiny helicopter, cringe at outdated stereotypes, cheer for The Rock’s grandfather, be confused at the choice of trying to make Sean Connery look like a Japanese man. This episode has it all!
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
We jump into some familiar waters as we watch Thunderball and drink the rum-based cocktail known as “Sharkbite.” The movie recap gets incredibly sloppy as our drunken ramblings find it difficult to separate this film from Never Say Never Again, and we pitch some new James Bond spin-off movies. 4 episodes in, and we’re already jumping the shark?? Join us to find out!
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
“The Man Who Came To Be Dinner” (Season 26, Episode 10)
The guys, and special guest Norah Kennedy, blast off into an episode featuring everyone’s favorite Simpsons alien duo.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan, Craig Mazerolle, Norah Kennedy
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “The Man Who Came To Be Dinner” and the theme to Star Trek.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“Havana Wild Weekend” (Season 28, Episode 7)
Craig finally hits rock bottom.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Havana Wild Weekend”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
We sip on mint juleps as we watch Goldfinger. In this episode Goldfinger talks about how much he loves gold, Chris talks about how much he loves Oddjob, we all giggle at Pussy Galore’s name, and Keegan pitches some better, slightly less sexist one-liners for Bond. Join us for one of our favorite Bond films paired with (so far) our least favorite drink.
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
“Treehouse of Horror” (Parts 13, 19, 20, & 28)
What’s spookier than a Halloween special that airs on Halloween? A Halloween special that airs a week after Halloween. HALLOWEEEEeeeeEEeeen!
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from “The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror” (Parts 13, 19, 20, & 28).
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“YOLO” (Season 25, Episode 4)
The guys attempt to deal with a shockingly good episode as well as a bone of contention that could end their friendship forever.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “YOLO”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“The Serfsons” (Season 29, Episode 1)
Patrick’s bitterness reaches new heights as he and Craig breakdown last season’s flawed but fun premier.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “The Serfsons”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
Brett, excuse me – Uncle Bic wasn’t kidding, Garytopia is in flames. Superheros are tangling with supervillians left and right. It is time for Jake to choose his superhero identity and for our brave team of heroes to begin their journey to reclaim the mayoral throne from the awful minotaur Gary Meatman.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Bull-E” (Season 26, Episode 21)
Springfield passes an anti-bullying law and Ned finally calls Homer out on his crap. Sounds like a good episode, right? Well….
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Bull-E” and “Wipe Out” by The Surfaris.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
Our second outing with Sean Connery as Bond leads to a surprisingly emotional journey and the first #TrainFight of many to come. Join us as we watch what many folks say is their favorite Bond film, From Russia With Love, while we drink the most obvious drink we could pair with this movie: White Russians.
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
A lot can happen when you miss a week… Jake has been missing ever since he recorded his radio show two weeks ago. In the meantime – Everything has changed. Gary World has become Gary Topia and Gary Meatman has come back to rule with an iron fist. There is only one group of ragtag superheroes who can stop him…
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Mr. Burns’ Fleeing Circus” (Season 28, Episode 1)
Sometimes the episode you never wanted turns out to be the one you needed all along. Or something like that. Anyways, this week Mr. Burns puts on a talent show or something.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Mr. Burns’ Fleeing Circus” and “Oh Dem Golden Slippers” by Frank Luther.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“Penny-Wiseguys” (Season 24, Episode 5)
Craig survived his travels in Europe and rejoins Pat for an episode that features both an all-time great celebrity cameo and one of the grossest story-lines in recent memory. Hurrah!
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Penny-Wiseguys” and “Hungarian Rhapsody no. 2” by Franz Liszt.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
Brett’s been planning a big surprise reunion for our 69th episode, but Jake is too busy getting ready for his big radio show guest spot with Ric Flair. Will Brett stand in the way of Jake’s dream/waking nightmare?
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Simprovised” (Season 29, Episode 8)
Dusty Green returns to help Pat make sense of this head-scratcher of an episode.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Dusty Green.
Research by Patrick Brennan
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Simprovised”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
The moment you have all been waiting for… It’s finally here… you’ve been waiting a whole week for the third Fisticuffs Slamdown – well wait no longer. After the catastrophic ending to the last Fisticuffs Slamdown the Daddies decide to do the whole thing again a week later. Except we try to do the fastest Royal Rumble in history.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Mr. Lisa’s Opus” (Season 29, Episode 8)
With Craig living it up in Europe, Pat is joined by not one but TWO guest hosts: the incomparable Chris and Keegan from the new Station Zed podcast Boozing and Bonding!
Hosted by Patrick Brennan, Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker.
Research by Patrick Brennan
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Mr. Lisa’s Opus”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
The moment you have all been waiting for… Fisticuffs Slamdown 2! The legally distinct Royal Rumble knockoff returns with some enhancements. 24 Women (and some fish) will compete for the Wrestle Daddies Women’s Championship (now the Google World Championship) surrounded by an electrified steel cage and a moat full of surly fish. Will Scarlett Charlotte Chode overcome the odds and defend her title? Or will a newcomer like Sister Sinister overthrow her? Tune in!
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
We go back to where it all started with the first James Bond film, Dr. No, while enjoying a delicious mango rum cocktail. Oh ya, and there’s also a dragon. That’s in there too.
All this and more on Boozing & Bonding!
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
“Dad Behaviour” (Season 28, Episode 8)
Craig and Pat marvel at this strange episode that somehow manages to use Grandpa Simpson possibly getting someone pregnant as its B-Story. What’s its A-Story? Tune in and find out!
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Dad Behaviour”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
The press conference for the upcoming all-women Fisticuffs Slamdown goes awry as it gets crashed multiple times, And a shocking revelation about the lineage of the Wrestle Daddies Women’s Championship rocks the title to it’s very core.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Homer Is Where The Art Isn’t” (Season 29, Episode 12)
Wrestle Daddy Jake Martin stops by just in time to watch this surprisingly wonderful Simpsons send-up of the obscure 1970’s detective show, “Banacek”.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan, Craig Mazerolle, and Jake Martin
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Homer Is Where The Art Isn’t”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
Wrestle Daddies are back home and back to their roots! Mostly. We wanted to do an entirely female promotion to shake things up… but then we remembered that we just hired a bunch of fishmen. So. Here we are. Also the Wu-Tang Clam is running wild!
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“The Wreck Of The Relationship” (Season 26, Episode 2)
After a short summer hiatus, Craig and Pat are back! On this week’s episode they take to the high seas with this quality outing featuring the fantastic Nick Offerman.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “The Wreck Of The Relationship”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
The Wrestle Daddies Summer Road Trip is winding to a close. Mostly out of necessity as their latest wrong turn has sent them to the bottom of the ocean – Atlantis. Luckily their recent business investments in Atlantis and their previous establishment of the Atlantean Championship has fostered a wrestling culture in the deep sea city. Unfortunately as their new fishy friend, Fin, points out – that’s about all it has fostered.
Also our special guest this week has a brand new show here on Station Zed! Do you like James Bond? Do you like the occasional martini or ten? Check out Boozing & Bonding, the new podcast where Chris and Keegan pair drinks with James Bond films and review them while they descend into drunkenness. Here on Station Zed.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Featuring – Chris Nyarady
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Jake joins Brett on the East Coast in North Carolina. Problem is he’s got a stolen car, a criminal record and a mysterious stranger who won’t stop calling.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Featuring – Meghan Harper
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
In our debut episode, Sean Connery goes back on his word in the film Never Say Never Again. Meanwhile, Chris and Keegan exchange regrettable drinks from their pasts.
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
Welcome to Boozing & Bonding! Grab a drink, we’re in it for the long haul!
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Hosted by Chris Nyarady and Keegan Flick-Parker
Edited by Chris Nyarady
Logo by Keegan Flick-Parker
Boozing & Bonding Theme by MissingNo (Check them out at missingnoband.bandcamp.com)
Wuh… What happened? Where am I? Brett? Where are you, Brett?
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Hosted and Cut by B̶r̶e̶t̶t̶ ̶L̶o̶u̶g̶h̶e̶r̶y̶ and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
In the aftermath of last week’s episode Brett has ended up in jail. But never fear! Jake has got the one person Brett doesn’t want to help him – Former Feng Shui master JOHn… sorry, just John now. A daring prison break, a captivating wrestling show and redemption on this week’s Wrestle Daddies.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Featuring – Lucas Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Blazed And Confused” (Season 26, Episode 7)
New guest alert! The wonderful Matt Clarke joins us for the Burning Man parody every Simpsons fan has been asking for. FINALLY!
Hosted by Patrick Brennan, Craig Mazerolle, and Matt Clarke
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Blazed And Confused”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
Brett and Jake decide to spice things up by picking up a wounded hitchhiker, only to be thrown into a high speed chase and government conspiracy all thanks to the grossest man alive – Mobile Porn Magnate, R.D. Steele. Along with a whole bevy of sketchy characters too.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Featuring – Dylan Sealy
Special Cameo by Lucas Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“The Old Blue Mayor She Ain’t What She Used To Be” (Season 29, Episode 6)
The Dynamic Duo, plus first-time guest Matt Goodwin, endure record temperatures in Pat’s apartment, but thankfully also get to watch a solid Simpsons episode.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan, Craig Mazerolle, and Matt Goodwin
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “The Old Blue Mayor She Ain’t What She Used To Be”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
As the summer vacation continues the Wrestle Daddies go south… deep south to meet the perfect southern Gentleman – Cash Debonair. Now for legal purposes we can’t go into too much information about his wrestling promotion, but we can say that he has won many awards for his debutantes. I mean wrestlers. Damn it.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Guest Host – Brian Edwards
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Fears Of A Clown” (Season 29, Episode 14)
After a short break to celebrate their home and native land (and to be terribly, terribly sick) the guys return with an episode that is the picture of what you could call a “mixed bag”.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Fears Of A Clown” and the song “Everybody Loves A Clown” by Gary Lewis and the Playboys.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
Brett falls asleep at the wheel and the Daddies end up at the Dartmouth Sportsplex in Nova Scotia where they meet bona fide ring veteran The Dartmouth Door Dasher, one of the world’s greatest players of Nicky Nicky Nine Doors. Forced into an early retirement from a mysterious scandal, Triple D lures children into the Sportsplex with french fries to put on Rumble Jumbles. Featuring such future stars as Gerald the Dog Faced Boy and Raowler. Come check out one of the most emotional matches you have ever had the pleasure of smelling.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Guest Host – Sam Adams
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Things get surgical as the Wrestle Daddies continue their Summer Education tour… We find ourselves in rural Ontario at Inside Out Danny’s controversial promotion – Inside Out Wrestling, where all of the wrestlers are inside out. Worlds collide as some classic Wrestle Daddies stars go up against the likes of Upside Down Margaret and one of our Wrestle Children has their life changed forever…
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Guest Host – Michael Mongiardi
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Waiting For Duffman” (Season 26, Episode 17)
The guys are left wondering if their dreams of a Simpsons parody of “Waiting For Godot” will ever be realized after their hopes get dashed by this crappy episode.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Waiting For Duffman” and the theme to Game of Thrones.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
The Wrestle Daddies start their cross-country summer tour as they seek out the brightest minds of the wrestling business to study under. First stop – Brett’s hotel. Brett grabbed Sid Crosby, a limo driver from the hotel who has an edgy guerrilla wrestling promotion with some major history – Wrestling Company (Going For a Long Time). And no he is not that Sid Crosby, but he’d be a very good wrestler too.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Guest Host – Lance Byrd
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Orange Is The New Yellow” (Season 27, Episode 20)
Steve rejoins the guys for this stink-fest of an episode. Also, for some reason Pat thinks Marge’s mom is dead. What a dumb-dumb.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Orange Is The New Yellow” and the Regina Spektor song “You’ve Got Time”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
After returning from E3 the Daddies pose a tough question – have they become out of touch with wrestling? How do they bring back their hardcore wrestling fans? Why with a new and utterly confusing championship title of course! Tune in as the first ever ‘Atlantean Championship. Including some new listener suggestions such as Mort the Tort and Wind Turbines!
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Lemon Of Troy” (Season 6, Episode 24)
Pat talks about an episode he initially hated but has grown to love: “Lemon Of Troy”.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan
Research by Patrick Brennan
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Lemon of Troy”.
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“Looking For Mr. Goodbart” (Season 28, Episode 20)
In a show first, Pat and Craig butt heads over whether or not this later-year Simpsons episode is a keeper or a reeker.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan & Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Looking For Mr. Goodbart”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
Thank you so much ladies and gentlemen for attending the first ever Wrestle Daddies E3 Press Conference featuring Telltale Games. We are so excited to show you the innovations we have made in a series of brand new games based on all of your favourite Wrestle Daddies characters and storylines.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase” (Season 8, Episode 24)
Craig lays his heart out on the line for one of the best Simpsons anthology segments ever.
Hosted by Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“Homer Goes To Prep School” (Season 24, Episode 9)
Fridge-ra-tors! Fridge-ra-tors! On this week’s episode we enjoy yet another surprisingly great later-year Simpsons episode, this one involving Homer joining a gang of Doomsday preppers.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan & Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Homer Goes To Prep School”, and the song “Underground” by Tom Waits.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
Let’s Play “Magic Mike 3 XXXL: The Staff of Ozarik”, the thrilling video game adaptation of the Oscar-nominated Hamburglar starring Magic Mike 3 XXXL. A dynamic, feature-filed full length video game simultenously releasing for the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis. Oh yeah, and we also have our big title match.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Homer the Smithers” (Season 7, Episode 17)
Craig reminisces about some of his favorite Simpsons-watching moments, his love of scratched up DVD box sets, and that time Homer was Mr. Burns’ assistant.
Hosted by Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
With the Frinktron 5000 on the fritz, Craig and Pat are forced to improvise and decide to review some random Simpsons-related merchandise.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan & Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Homie the Clown”.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
Muscleman Poundtown pounds on ahead with full coverage of the Tournament Just For You! The winner will earn the right to face three other men for the Wrestle Daddies Championship. Yes that’s right, the prize for beating 15 other wrestlers is the right to fight three more! Some classic first round match ups scheduled include – Hulk Hogan vs Mr. Dressup, Barack Obama vs Shark Boy Sr and of course the much anticipated clash of Price is Right Hosts: J.T. Street vs Drew Carey.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Summer of 4f Ft. 2” (Season 7, Episode 25)
The title says it all for this minisode.
Hosted by Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Summer of 4 Ft. 2”
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“The Cad and the Hat” (Season 28, Episode 15)
It might be a weird one but this week’s episode was definitely watchable, and that’s something we can all be happy about. Plus Craig unearths some choice trivia about Michael Richards’ failed solo sitcom. Win-win!
Hosted by Patrick Brennan & Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Cad and the Hat”, and the song “Wouldn’t It Be Nice” by The Beach Boys.
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
In our Season Six Premiere, Brett and Jake finally bury the hatchet in order to create a brand new wrestling sensation – Muscleman Poundtown. We need a new start, and what better way to do that then to draft an entire new company?
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Lisa’s Pony” (Season 3, Episode 8)
Pat continues his trend of getting overly personal about his personal favorite Simpsons episodes, with this week’s victim being the classic “Lisa’s Pony”. He also makes a BIG ANNOUNCEMENT about his life that he technically already made in an early episode but whatever.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan
Research by Patrick Brennan
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“Teenage Mutant Milk-Caused Hurdles” (Season 27, Episode 11)
This week, Pat and Craig talk about one of the most mindbogglingly strange Simpsons episode they’ve ever come across.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan & Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Featuring audio from The Simpsons episode, “Teenage Mutant Milk-Caused Hurdles”
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
Our one year anniversary pay per view, it’s Daddyversary, baybay! Brett and our old friend the Time Wizard have bent the laws of our universe to bring you the grandest wrestling pay per view in history. In fact we go all the way back to the year 2005 for a card stacked to the brim. John Lennon and Paul McCartney take on Pomp and Circumstance, Goku fights Freiza but it’s all about that main event – Daddy v Daddy II.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
In anticipation of our One Year Anniversary, Brett and Jake take some time from the Wrestle Daddies Hall of Fame ceremony to do a “brief” recap of the entire series up to this point.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Bart Gets An F” (Season 2, Episode 1)
For this week’s minisode, Pat dives into one of his first ever Simpsons viewings and talks about why he thinks Bart is more than just a slingshot and skateboard.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan
Research by Patrick Brennan
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“What To Expect When Bart’s Expecting” (Season 25, Episode 19)
Remember last week when Pat said there was no way this episode would be about Bart getting someone pregnant? Remember how preposterous that sounded!?!
Hosted by Patrick Brennan & Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
Well, your Wrestle Daddies are finally going to couples counselor. For you. We want to work this out so we can give you the Anniversary you all deserve. Jake found the perfect couples counselor too – Ridgewell P. Bertwhistle. Join us amongst the bird skeletons in his office as we peek behind the curtain of the dysfunctional relationship of the Wrestle Daddies.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Guest Host – Stephen Belyea
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Homer Goes To College” (Season 26, Episode 19)
Time for a new minisode! Today Professor Craig talks about the classic “Homer Goes To College” and specifically how the episode might have turned out if it had been written today. Tune in!
Hosted by Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“The Kids Are All Fight” (Season 26, Episode 19)
New guest alert! Steve Belyea (co-host of The Dust Off podcast, fearless leader of the Station Zed network, and creator of the Frinktron 5000) joins Craig and Pat on today’s episode.
Hosted by Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
Jake and Brett aren’t speaking so Jake updates the listeners on the state of the show while he looks for a couples counselor.
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Hosted and Cut by B̶r̶e̶t̶t̶ ̶L̶o̶u̶g̶h̶e̶r̶y̶ and Jake Martin
Special Guest Appearance by ???
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Itchy and Scratchy Land” (Season 6, Episode 4)
Welcome to our first minisode! Every Wednesday Pat or Craig (or maybe even a past guest host) will take a few minutes to talk about an episode of the Simpsons that they consider to be a classic. Today, Craig talks about one of his all-time favorites, “Itchy and Scratchy Land”.
Hosted by Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“Let’s Go Fly A Coot” (Season 26, Episodes 20)
Last week’s Simpsons episode was a surprise hit with Craig and Pat, but if we’ve learned anything so far on our journey together it’s that what comes up must come down.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
When will you Daddies get along? Brett and Jake attempt to repair their unraveling partnership with the first ever Wrestle Daddies Tag Team Tournament, featuring new superstars such as a former WWE Champion and a series of fragile boys. Will it be just the thing they need to reconcile? Probably not, the episode is called ‘Breaking Point’.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Halloween of Horror” (Season 27, Episodes 4)
Long-time friend and fellow Springfield-head Dusty Green joins the guys as they approach with optimistic caution (is that a thing?) the very first canonical Simpsons Halloween special!
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
Brett wakes Jake up in the middle of the night to try to prove he still loves wrestling… by hiring a bunch of out of shape indie knock offs of famous wrestlers. Join Botcho Man Andy Average and Bulk Ogan as Brett tries to prove he still has it. Oh also Jake is fine from being kidnapped last week, thanks for asking.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Pulpit Friction” (Season 24, Episodes 18)
Timothy Lovejoy: Reverend. Family man. Train aficionado. Seller of hot tubs. Join Craig and Pat this week as they discover a new layer to Springfield’s favorite holy man.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
Tensions flare between our Daddies as Brett tries to weasel out of yet another title defense. But this time he brought back up. 72 dogs.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“The Winter of His Content” (Season 25, Episodes 14)
Today’s installment gets completely derailed by Pat’s cat (and his bad Borat impressions), but on the upside we’ve stumbled across another good episode! So it all balances out, right?
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
A Wrestle Daddies Slumber Party, After Dark! The Wrestle Daddies record way past their bedtime and it leads to the most openings we’ve had on the show so far. But it also leads to a shocking revelation – We’ve never talked about T-shirts. We make up for lost time and pump out all the merchandise we missed out on. Also Brett defends his title in a Great British Bake Off because he hates wrestling.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Steal This Episode” (Season 25, Episodes 9)
Who doesn’t want an episode of the Simpsons that talks about internet piracy? Well? WELL!?!?! Craig and Pat…do their best.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
An image suggestion from deep within the internet causes Bray Wyatt’s second or third gimmick change in weeks. Also we talk way too long about Baywatch.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Kamp Krustier” (Season 28, Episodes 16)
Pat and Craig attempt to keep their hearts and minds open as they return to everyone’s favorite child neglecting summer camp.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
Wow, urgent phone call from Paul Levesque – Vince McMahon has taken a tumble and forgotten the plans for Wrestlemania 34. Luckily his good buddies at the Wrestle Daddies are here to help him come up with a new card for Wrestlemania in 20 minutes. Listen as the dads speed through what is sure to be the greatest Wrestlemania in years.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Dangers on a Train” (Season 24, Episodes 22)
In this week’s episode there’s trouble in paradise as Marge and Homer’s marriage experiences yet another valley. Craig and Pat watch on, aghast.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“The Great Phatsby” (Season 28, Episodes 12 & 13)
All hope is lost as Craig and Pat struggle to make it through this Great Gatsby/Empire inspired trainwreck of a two-part episode.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
O Canada! The Daddies are finally back home… but no rest for the wicked. Ace Lawyer Craig Mazerolle and his friend Can Con have threatened to pull all of Wrestle Daddies sweet sweet grant funding unless they can make the show more Canadian. So strap on your hockey bag and douse your chest hair with sweet, sticky maple syrup as we embrace our Roots (TM) and get all Canuck on y’all.
Also a special pitch for Station Zed’s new podcast ‘Springfield: The Later Years’, a podcast where Craig and Pat (of The Dust Off) are two diehard Simpsons fans forced (by themselves) to dive into the controversial later seasons of the show they hold so dear. They already have a slew of episodes waiting just for you right here.
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Guest Host – Craig Mazerolle
Special Cameo – Pat Brennan
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
“Barthood” (Season 27, Episode 9)
Sights and wonders! Four episodes in and the Dynamic Duo have somehow managed to stumble upon a possible later-year Simpsons classic.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“Gone Abie Gone” (Season 24, Episode 4)
Much like the onion he used to wear on his belt, Abe Simpson’s life has many layers. Pat and Craig explore them on today’s episode.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
”Moonshine River” (Season 24, Episode 1)
The journey continues as Pat and Craig wade through the murky waters of Bart Simpson’s dating life.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
“The Musk Who Fell To Earth” (Season 26, Episode 12)
Craig and Pat begin their (foolhardy?) exploration of the later years of “The Simpsons” with an episode featuring one of the strangest celebrity cameos the good folks of Springfield have ever seen.
Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Research by Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
Separated again! Trouble on the flight home from the Olympics as Brett flies first class on the Gold Medal Jet, Jake is stuck on the tarmac in economy. Jake has to book a show on the plane by transcribing Brett’s suggestions on his voicemail… Will Jake survive the perilous flight?
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
It begins! Craig and Patrick welcome you all to their humble exploration of the later years in the history of that funny little town called Springfield.
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Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle
Produced by Patrick Brennan
Logo by Stephen Belyea
Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly
The Wrestle Daddies continue their coverage of the 2018 Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea! Brett defends his title in yet another Olympic event, our head of security has a life changing revelation and one of our biggest stars from Season One returns in dramatic fashion… also Miriam Ursula Boatwright faces Buzz for the Wrestle Daddies Women’s Championship!
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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Oh boy, the Wrestle Daddies are in quite a downhill jam this week! While wrapping up the matches set up from last week, Brett informs Jake that he has become obsessed with the 2018 Olympic Winter Games and will only defend his title in PyeongChang… in the Downhill Slope event. The Daddies are heading to the Big Games! And they are bringing their newest legally distinct knock off stable with them.
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Shameful. Absolutely shameful. The Wrestle Daddies title scene undergoes some controversy when the champion is forced to reveal a humiliating secret. Perhaps we will redeem ourselves with a clean Fatal 4-Way in the main event? No. Also shameful. The Daddies channel their inner late-era WCW and book their dustiest card yet. Also we repackage Bray Wyatt as a Sex God.
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
They’re back! After months of legal battles the Wrestle Daddies are back and they are ready to do their old show again. Your wrestlers – our arena. Come check out new Daddies favourites such as Christopher the Cranberry King and our very own Brett “The Beauty” Loughery on the brand new season of Wrestle Daddies presents – Mr. Dressup’s Resurrection BOUNCE!
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
All rise for the honourable Judge Farley Cligg… The case tonight – Daddy v. Daddy. With all of the madness of the past few weeks, Jake and Brett go to court to settle who was the real villain? Who killed their beloved show? And who will pay. Court is now in season, Harvey Kei-tell me more!
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Guest Host: Ian Goff
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
This is not Wrestle Daddies! Okay? So stop thinking that. Uncle Jake is being sued by too many different people, and legally speaking we can’t be the Wrestle Daddies until this court case is over. So Brett, I mean Bort, I mean Some Guy, has joined us on the show. It’s your favourite Wrestling Uncles show! Nothing to do with Wrestle Daddies though.
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Theme – ‘The Thunderer’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
We finally managed to get the two Wrestle Daddies in the same room together and boy oh boy do they have some scores to settle. After branching off with two new shows over the past few weeks, Jake invites Bort Bones onto his new show Beyond Wrestling to replace his two former co-hosts, R.D. Steele and JOHn. Tensions boil and truth reigns/rains this week on Wrestle Daddies.
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
The second brand new Wrestle Daddies pilot – Jake Martin, along with mobile porn magnate R.D. Steele and Level 37 Feng Shui Master JOHn, decide to evolve the very IDEA of Wrestling in their new show – “Beyond Wrestling”. Listen in horror as Martin, Steele and JOHn break apart everything you love… but listen in unbridled pleasure as they build it up again.
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Original Music by Dylan Sealy
After being fired from Wrestle Daddies, the shackles have been taken off ol’ Uncle Bort and he is MIFFED! Bort is here to expound some truths.
A brand new show from the former Wrestle Daddy.
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
The moment we have been dreading. Food Network CEO Lauren Graham has come over to Brett’s house for dinner and to meet his lovely family. It would be a nice, cozy winter evening if not for the fact that Ms. Graham has made it very clear that at the end of the night one of the Daddies will be FIRED. One thing is for sure, we will always remember our dinner with Lauren.
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Guest Host: Alexa Higgins
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Christmas comes early for all the good Wrestle Children as Brett and Jake transform their network mandated ‘Freakshow!’ pay per view into the festive ’12 Matches of Christmas’. Listen in by that warm glowing fire as special guests from episodes past come back for the holiday good time feelings.
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
The Reckoning has come for our Daddies as Food Network CEO Lauren Graham Cracker parachutes directly into Gary World wondering where their wrestling content has flown off to. Brett and Jake weave a complicated wicker basket of lies to convince Ms. Graham Cracker that, as the old Irish proverb goes, ‘Everything is Fine’.
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Guest Host – Alexa Higgins
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Additional Music – Title(what comes after “Music:”) by Kevin MacLeod
Roles are reversed as Jake becomes enchanted with Gary World and finds a heap of suggestions for new attractions. Meanwhile, Brett is off to Asia to contract a new work force for the theme park – New Japan Pro Wrestling’s Young Lions. Let’s hope Food Network doesn’t find out we started a new show!
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Altavista’s brand new streaming service is off to a bombastic start as Brett is left to build the start of an amusement park by himself. Meanwhile, Gary Oldman has gone missing and both Wrestle Daddies are called into the ring to entertain the masses. Also, nobody tell Food Network about our new show. Please.
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
The Dads are back in town! Our co-hosts reunite after weeks of contract negotiations to start from square one yet again… luckily Brett’s got a pocket full of wrestlers and Jake has a lucrative deal with Altavista! Catch Wrestle Daddies and such wrestlers as Splint Butchrock and of course your champion…. Jake Martin!
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
If you have never listened to an episode of Wrestle Daddies… this would be the perfect chance to start! After having no contact with Brett since he quit the show, we received this tape in the mail. A full retrospective of Wrestle Daddies greatest moments… and what appears to be an apology.
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
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Minisode 1 – Last Straw, Brett
An impromptu statement about the recent departure of Brett.
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
The Merge! 11 wrestlers have defied the odds and made it to the merge in this season of Wrestle Daddies Survivor. Stone Cold Steve Austin, Sasha Banks, Bayley, Brian Pillman, Triple H, HBK, CM Punk, Asuka, The Miz, Jake the Snake Roberts and your own Wrestle Daddy Jake have clawed their way to the top. Now to see who receives he prestigious Wrestle Daddies title!
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Our season of Survivor rolls on and the hidden immunity idols flow freely. Meanwhile, Hulk Hogan declaring himself team captain has ruffled a few feathers… including a Mr. Stone Cold Steve Austin. We sprint towards the merge as all of your favourite wrestlers (and Jake) battle it out for that sweet prize of our title belt. And a million dollars in Nazi Gold.
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39 Days. 18 Wrestlers. 1 Survivor. Under the guidance of former champion Jeff Probst (aka El Totino) we bring a full season of Wrestle Daddies Survivor to the Food Network! A tribe of Heels, a tribe of Tweeners and a tribe of Faces compete for the coveted Wrestle Daddies Championship on the sunny beaches of Letzay, Fiji. See all your favourite stars compete! Shawn Michaels! CM Punk! The Hamburglar! All the greats are here!
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Rob Van Dam has left us with the love triangle of Dave Meltzer, Vince Russo and Jim Cornette in the middle of our ring. Brett’s obsession with Survivor threatens to swallow the company. The only solution is to bring in a real, Blue Collar American to save Wrestle Daddies: Career Day – Alexander Rusev.
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Master Chef Rob Van Dam brings the Daddies straight to Smark City, USA as he brings all sorts of famous wrestling icons with him to the Municipal Struggle. Witness the likes of Dave Meltzer, Vince Russo and of course, the Hamburgler lace their boots and compete in Wrestle Daddies most insane match yet!
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Guest Host – Colin Sharpe
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
This week the Daddies continue their Career Day: Municipal Struggle with a celebration of the film industry and TIFF. Actors are basically just wrestlers without the punches, right? Come see how Christian Bale, James Franco, and many more fare in our ongoing gauntlet match.
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
The Daddies get their show back! Food Network picks up the Daddies new show ‘Wrestle Daddies Career Day’. The show consists of one long convoluted match that lasts for weeks. Wrestlers include Brett’s Great Grandfather and a horse named El Timber-Timbre.
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
What a ride it’s been. With our minds still reeling from that wild night in Saigon last episode… we find out whether we were successful enough to start a new season. Unfortunately Fisticuffs Slamdown led some of our wrestlers to a terrible fate… Also in this episode – a fisherman named Raoul convinces Brett to revive the career gimmick days of early 90’s WWF!
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the 1st ever Wrestle Daddies: Fisticuffs Slamdown! In this electrifying one hour special, the Daddies submit your suggestions to a grueling Fisticuffs Slamdown, an event that our legal team insisted we say is ‘similar but legally distinct from the Royal Rumble’. One Vacant Title, Two Dozen Men, Three Dollars will get you a ballpark footlong at the arena. Some new stars include Papa Squat and The Human Spike Pit, Simon Portnoy.
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
The Wrestle Daddies come back down to earth and start from scratch: new wrestlers, new suggestions, and a whole new company. Brett and Jake flirt with going full sci-fi once again, sign another Magic Mike alumnus, debate what constitutes “dog fighting”, set up a Fisticuffs Slamdown, and star a one of a kind cooking show.
New Wrestlers Include:
– Pipo the Jonk
– General Backrub
– Doonyal Brant
– The Wild Cowards
– and many more!
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Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Episode 14 – Laser Baby: The Buzz Hardcastle Story, Part Two (with Matt Nadeau)
The Wrestle Daddies and their favourite son trek through the plains, jungles, mountains, and caves of Margaritaville looking to complete their quest. Is it a rescue or a mission of vengeance? Will Brett and Jake’s friendship reach the boiling point? And will Buzz Hardcastle be able to find the power within to be a true hero when given the chance? Find out in this exciting conclusion of Season 2.
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Guest host – Matt Nadeau
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Episode 13 – Laser Baby: The Buzz Hardcastle Story, Part One (with Matt Nadeau)
The Wrestle Daddies come face to face with one of their own creations as Buzz Hardcastle, Sexual Astronaut shows up at the Mobile Podcast Unit. Will Brett be able to reconcile with Buzz and Jake? Will Buzz ever find his nemesis? Will we see more wrestling? Find out in our two part season finale!
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Guest host – Matt Nadeau
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Episode 12 – Alone On An Island
The Wrestle Daddies have been torn asunder… Brett has jettisoned himself from the Mobile Podcast Unit onto the surface of the planet and all Jake has to go off of for this week’s episode are a series of cryptic audio diaries. Will the mind link between the Daddies be enough to create a new wrestler? That’s right, we make wrestlers again…Tune in and find out!
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Episode 11 – Flight of the Ospreays
The Wrestle Daddies continue to drift through space as they continue to lose contact with their wrestlers, each other and their minds. But we stay hot on the trail of Buzz Hardcastle, Sexual Astronaut and the King of the Jungle himself – Brock Lesnar… this is a wrestling podcast.
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Episode 10 – Zoology 101: Mama Learns Them Good
This week Wrestle Daddies introduce the first Wrestle Mama, Emily Bossé. And boy howdy, if she doesn’t take them boy to school. We discuss all things sexual repressed animal planet and touch on wrestling for maybe 30 seconds.
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Guest Host – Emily Bossé
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Episode 9 – New Market in Newmarket
Season Two Premiere! The Daddies try to get back to basics and turn the show into self-contained episodes…. and immediately fail. Follow us to Newmarket where we attempt to give back to the community… and immediately fail. We go to a brave new world with this so check it out! (There are some audio issues with this one so the quality in the middle isn’t up to our usual level… we apologize and have fixed it for the future. And what a future it will be…
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Cameo by Emily Bossé
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Episode 8 – Quarterly Report (with Lucas Martin)
REVERSE DRAFT SPECIAL! It’s time for a Reverse Draft here on Wrestle Daddies. Now I hear you, isn’t that just another word for layoffs? Well kind of. On the season finale of Wrestle Daddies, Brett brings in Jake’s estranged businessman brother Vincent to cut costs and make Grand Central Championship Station an efficient business!
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Guest Host – Lucas Martin
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Episode 7 – The Price is Right and the Champ is Here
The Daddies kick the Tuesday Afternoon Wars into high gear as they invade and book a full episode of ‘The Price is Right’! But that’s not all… our very first Grand Central Champion is crowned!
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Episode 6 – Not a Musical (Whole Hog)
The Daddies’ plans for a lavish WrestleMusical are put on hold as they come to terms with the untimely death of one of their stars. In his honour, they also jump into the world of personified product placement!
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Episode 5 – The Tuesday Afternoon Wars Begin
This is WAR. The Daddies have started a ratings war for the ages with their bitter rivals ‘The Price is Right’. They might need some help for this one… so they have called on their first Guest Daddy: Pat Brennan of ‘The Dust Off’! Experience in full audio glory the sounds of battle as Pat brings out his secret weapon – Old Dutch.
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You can catch Pat Brennan on his show ‘The Dust Off’ at www.thedustoff.com
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Guest Host – Pat Brennan
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Episode 4 – The Ballad of Hot Toddy
Oh no! Your dads are fighting over money again! Bort and Jake struggle with the responsibilities of parenting. The Murphy Parents try to get their kids back from their captors. We begin our journey to crown our first champion. And what is this guy in a poncho waiting for? Rain? All this and more, this week, on Wrestle Daddies.
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Episode 2 – Hard Heads, Soft Hearts: Meet the Murphys in Welcome to Murphyville 3000
Our Daddies are back to tussle over all genres of boys. Their multimedia empire continues to grow this week as we get to know a family that’s been through it all, make goofs with visual aides, frantically type in the background, and generally forget to make a wrestling show.
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Episode 2 – Grand Central Championship Station
The Daddies book the very first episode of what will surely be the most successful wrestling company of all time – Grand Central Championship Station. Come see such suggested dynamos as ‘Needles’ Nic Stoakes, Soft Candy and Bad Breath Barry Brown light up New York’s Grand Central Station and undoubtedly mess up everyone’s commute to work.
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
Episode 1 – Wrestle Daddies: Ascension. The Daddies rise from the ashes like a beautiful muscular phoenix. A new company is born in sweat and blood and we meet the first stars of Wrestle Daddies. Including such legends as Scarlett Charlotte Chode and Obituary Oliver.
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Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band
The Daddies introduce themselves to their family… You! They explain just what they are doing here and why they will never leave, son and/or daughter. This is a feed test… but also a preview… but also a beginning. So eat up! And tell us this feed tastes.
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Theme Music – “The Invincible Eagle” by John Philip Sousa as performed United States Marine Band