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Another new episode and another commentator comes out of the post pandemic fog to join Tim in the man-cave!

Join him and guest April Noel as they do commentary on the family film, "Muppet Treasure Island"!

So grab yourself a plate of roast suckling potatoes because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!!!

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A new episode after a crazy year? You betcha!

Join Tim and guest Sheri Warren as they trumpet the return of the SCP, get caught up with each other's lives, get weepy and still manage to get a commentary done.

This time, it's a return to horror anthologies and Stephen King as they do commentary on the 1987 film "Creepshow 2"!

So grab the Pancho to your Cisco because it's another episode (and about time, too) of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Episode #103 is up and it is an actual commentary!

Join Tim as he temporarily closes up shop (or until he desperately needs something creative to do) by doing a solo commentary on the 1941 Merrie Melodies short "Hollywood Steps Out" directed by Tex Avery!

And because this cartoon is just slopping over with famous faces and in-jokes, he doe the commentary twice...just to catch everything!

So keep securing in place and be safe because we have the last (at least for now) episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Tim is back with another offering from The Kid Record Vault...The 1959 release from Colpix, "Huckleberry Hound: The Great Kellogg's T.V. Show"! Enjoy!

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Tim is back and still staying safe from the craziness outside but bringing a bit of a programming change. Until he's able to sit down and record with his fellow commentators, he is going to share some of his stash of kid records...regardless of how offbeat they are.

To start it off, it's the 1975 release from Peter Pan Records, "Ghostly Sounds" featuring Gershon Kingsley of "Popcorn" fame.

So until Tim is told he can't do it anymore, here's a NEW episode of The Self Commentary Podcast (Kid Record Vault Edition)!

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It is the 100th episode of the Self Commentary Podcast!

You thought the past three months was tough...so is this episode's movie.

Cringe along with Tim Curtis, Katelin Stack and Sheri Warren as they take on the biggest box office bomb of 2019, Listen as they do commentary on the 2019 musical film, CATS!

As everyone is still securing in place, our audio is not as good as we would like. In fact, a cough can be heard that was either Katelin or Sheri's husband (It wasn't Pam; she's not a bass).

So get yourself many adult beverages as the SCP reaches episode #100...warts and all.

(P.S. forgot to thank Christy Sturm... please go to YouTube and watch Laundry Karaoke!)

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The first SCP podcast recorded during the COVID-19 pandemic! And one more closer to #100!

Tim and guest Sheri Warren are safely secured in place and through the miracle of Skype do a commentary on the first episode of the hit series from SHUDDER, "Creepshow" based on the 1982 film!

Apologies for the audio, we are still trying to work out the kinks....

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Up to Episode #097 and Jeff Cook joins Tim in the man cave to do commentary on the 1976 remake of the classic film "King Kong" starring Jeff Bridges, Charles Grodin and introducing Jessica Lange!

We promise minimal monkeying around......

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The countdown to Episode #100 continues as Christy Sturm returns to the man cave...to celebrate a film from The Great White North!

Join them as they do commentary on the 1983 comedy "Strange Brew" starring Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas as their characters Bob and Doug McKenzie. Beauty, eh?

This episode is dedicated to the memory of Max Von Sydow (1929 - 2020)

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Just five more episodes till #100!

But until then, join Tim and guest Heidi Allen as they comment and try to understand the logic of the 1987 film "Sixteen Candles" starring Molly Ringwald, Anthony Michael-Hall and written and directed by John Hughes!

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This week Tim does a solo podcast for Episode #94.

He once again returns to the world of STAR WARS and Disney + as he does commentary on the final episode of the hit series "The Mandalorian".

I have spoken...

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The countdown to Episode #100 continues as Tim and guest Sheri Warren return to the man cave to do commentary on the 2001 fantasy film "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's (Sorcerer's) Stone!"

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Tim brings another info filled State of the Podcast letting you know what's coming up in the future and what to expect given the current global stuff going on. Be safe out there and as always thanks for listening...

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The countdown to Episode #100 continues as Tim does a solo on an episode of a hit Disney + series (no it isn't Lizzie McGuire).

Listen as he does commentary for "The Mandalorian: Chapter 6 - The Prisoner"

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We're baaaaack!

The Self Commentary Podcast returns as Tim and guest Katelin Stack start the countdown to Episode #100!

Join them as they do commentary on the 1993 Mel Brooks comedy, "Robin Hood: Men In Tights"!

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The last podcast for 2019 and Tim is joined by Grace Schulz to do commentary on the 1984 adventure classic "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" featuring Harrison Ford, Kate Kapshaw and Ke Huy Quan!

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Happy holidays from everyone at The Self Commentary Podcast!

This week, Tim and guest (and wife) Pam Curtis do commentary on the 1965 holiday classic, "A Charlie Brown Christmas"!

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The SCP present an encore podcast from the holidays of 2018....

Tim and guest Jeff Cook do commentary on the 2009 British holiday film, "Nativity!" starring Martin Freeman, Judy Parfitt and Marc Woolton!

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(First of all, apologies for the sound. Had a short in my connections that caused some wicked noise during recording. Also may have referred to Christy by her maiden name. Hey, it was a long weekend.)

It is the week of Thanksgiving and Tim and guest Pam Curtis bring you a cornucopia of Thanksgiving cartoons!

Listen as they do commentary on the Warner Bros short "Tom Turk and Daffy", the MGM short "Jerky Turkey" and the Warner Bros short "Holiday for Drumsticks"!

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A new episode of the SCP comes in Solo (get it?) as Tim does a commentary on the first episode of the new STAR WARS live action series, "The Madalorian"!

NOTE: since the episode is not widely available....yet....a warning that it will contain actual SPOILERS! If you have not seen the first episode, hold off on this episode until you have.

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"Eddie Z" Zepeda returns to the man cave this week as he and Tim talk about thee SCP's first non genre film. Listen as they do commentary on the 2008 film "Grand Torino" directed by and starring Clint Eastwood!

(and remember, whenever Eddie says "my favorite part", take a drink)

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Another state of the podcast episode where Tim gives you a sneak peek on what you can expect from the Self Commentary Podcast in November, December and beyond!

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Sheri Warren joins Tim this week as they do commentary on the 2002 sleeper hit romantic comedy, "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" starring Nia Vardalos and John Corbett!

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The last week in October and Tim's missus Pam joins him in the man-cave to have some Halloween fun with The First Family of Fright!

Join them as they do commentary on the 1966 comedy "Munster, Go Home" starring Fred Gwynne, Yvonne DeCarlo, Al Lewis, Butch Patrick and the legend that is Terry-Thomas!

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This week, Katie Stack joins Tim in the man-cave as they gloriously fan-boy (and girl) over Bruce Campbell during their commentary on the 1992 horror comedy adventure "Army of Darkness"!

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This episode, Grace Schulz joins Tim in the man cave to do commentary on the 2005 Oscar winning stop motion animated film, "Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Wererabbit"!!

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Another special episode from the SCP!

This time we feature an episode of Jeff Cook's podcast Radio Parody Playhouse! Sit back and enjoy "The Shadow: Murder by the Dead"!

Radio Parody Playhouse takes on The Shadow! Lamont Cranston transforms into the nemesis of evil, The Shadow, to investigate the deaths of several people associated with the execution of a notorious killer. But, this being Radio Parody Playhouse, it's the craziest murder mystery ever! Car chases, mad scientists and more in this full-cast audio comedy!

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Another scary movie for October!

This week's co-host Sheri Warren joins Tim in the man-cave as they do commentary on the 1972 Amicus horror anthology, "Tales from the Crypt"!

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The first episode of October and we start with a really scary movie...at least it is for Tim.

Join him and co-hosts Shannon Lee Day and new commentator Karen Cook as they talk about the 1989 teen romance fantasy film, "Teen Witch"! This episode is brought to you by RADIO PARODY PLAYHOUSE, available on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music or wherever you get your podcasts: www.buzzsprout.com/192376

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Sheri Warren returns to the SCP as she and Tim do commentary on another episode of "The Ren and Stimpy Show"! Has she appreciated the sophisticated humor contained within? Listen as they do the episode that includes "Space Madness", "The Boy Who Cried Rat" and Sheri's introduction to Yak Shaving Day!

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Jeff Cook is back to the man-cave as he and Tim do commentary on the 1954 science fiction classic(?) "Tobor The Great" starring Charles Drake, Karin Booth, and Billy Chapin.

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This episode tries something a little different as co-host Sheri Warren watches her first episode of "The Ren and Stimpy Show" EVER! Join her and Tim Curtis as they watch the cartoons "Robin Hoek" and "Nurse Stimpy" with a surprise visit from Powdered Toast Man!!!!!!

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Jeff Cook returns to the man-cave as he and Tim Curtis do a "special request" commentary on the 1971 Sid and Marty Krofft classic, "Lidsville" starring Butch Patrick, Billie Hayes and Charles Nelson Reilly.

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We welcome a new commentator into the man-cave as Heidi Allen joins Tim in doing commentary on the 1985 John Hughes classic, "The Breakfast Club"!

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Special episode! (Hence the point five in the numbering)

Tim and his wife Pam do a commentary from Chester, IL the Home of Popeye the Sailor! They talk up the upcoming Popeye Picnic on September 6th, 7th and 8th in the town of Chester as well as do commentaries on two Popeye cartoons: from 1944, "We're On Our Way To Rio" and from 1960, "Barbecue for Two"!

To get more info on the picnic, go to www.popeyepicnic.com (Thank you to Debbie and Mike Brooks)

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On this episode of the SCP, Tim and guest Grace Schulz do commentary on the 1984 supernatural comedy, "Ghostbusters" starring Dan Ackroyd, Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, Sigourney Weaver, Rick Moranis, Annie Potts and Ernie Hudson!

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This week, Katelin Stack joins Tim in the man-cave as they do commentary on the 1981 Mel Brooks comedy "History of the World - Part 1"!

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Grace Schulz returns to the man-cave to talk about one of her 80's favorites. She and Tim do commentary on the 1984 horror comedy "Gremlins" starring Zach Galligan, Phoebe Cates, Hoyt Axton, Keye Luke, Corey Feldman and Joe Dante's favorite...Dick Miller!

Tim schools Grace on the filmography of Joe Dante from his beginnings with Roger Corman to working with Spielberg. They both discuss the wonder of practical vs, CGI (a common theme on the SCP) and the validity of the Mogwai rules. Plus Tim gets Grace to watch "The Howling"......perhaps a future podcast?

So make sure you Fabreze your mogwai, put the sword back on the wall and tell Zach Galligan to keep his mouth closed because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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This episode has April Noel batting first in the lineup as she and Tim do commentary on the 1992 comedy drama "A League of Their Own" stariing Tom Hanks, Geena Davis, Lori Petty, Madonna and Rosie O'Donnell.

Listen as April shares that one well known movie reviewer said the movie would have been better if a man directed it, they both comment on the work everyone did both as actors and athletes and Tim discloses that he knew someone in the train scene and repeatedly moons over Geena Davis.....

So grab your bat, throw a mitt at Stillwell and make sure Doris' dad buys you a steak dinner because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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This episode, they are back in the man-cave to travel to a galaxy far, far away.....

Tim and Katelin Stack get their nerd on as they do commentary on the 1977 science fiction classic "Star Wars"!

Listen as Tim comments about being at ground zero for the Star Wars craze back in '77 and how it's grown to include theme parks, Katelin talks about her first five year old crush in the form of Harrison Ford and both comment on how in some cases you should just quit tweaking a film...

So grab a glass of blue milk and remember to let the wookiee win because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Our last of the road podcasts ends up in Metropolis, IL, the home of Superman! Therefore this week's commentaries are most appropriate.

Join Tim and his wife Pam Curtis as they do commentary on the 1943 Bugs Bunny cartoon, "Super Rabbit" and the 1954 Daffy Duck cartoon "Stupor Duck"!

The themes are the same but the characters take them to totally different places! Plus Pam will let you know how Bugs became an honorary Marine!

So grab your super carrots and your disguise as a mild mannered forest creature before Cottontail Smith goes plumb loco because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Tim and Pam bring you another podcast from the road as they do a second commentary from the great city of Nashville, Tennessee!

They talk about Pam making four legged friends at goat yoga, Tim's issue with the heat and their love of fried chicken....as well as doing commentaries for the classic Warner Bros shorts "What's Up Doc?" and "Long Haired Hare"!

So get with the boys in the chorus and make sure your headphones are acoustically perfect because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

(Note: alum is a compound used in the home canning process. Its addition causes pickles and cucumbers to shrink during pickling. Hence its comedic value)

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Another new episode and Tim and Pam Curtis are still on the road, recording from the town of Gatlinburg, Tennessee, the home of distillaries (I am sure there is other stuff to do but....distillaries)

This time Tim and Pam not only talk about their adventures in The Big Easy but manage to fit in commentaries on two Warner Bros. cartoons. The 1950 short "Hillbilly Hare" and Pam's personal favorite the 1949 short "Rabbit Hood"!

So don't you worry never fear, The Self Commentary Podcast will soon be here!

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The Self Commentary Podcast has hit the road again! And Tim and his wife Pam are live from Paducah, Kentucky!

(It was supposed to be New Orleans but they will explain)

After going on about the wonderful meal they had (Parker's Drive In. Just go and experience it) they do commentary on not one but TWO Warner Brothers cartoons the 1951 short "French Rarebit" and from 1950 "8 Ball Bunny" both featuring a certain wascally wabbit!

Tim goes on about his love of cartoon expressions while Pam takes on the American Broadcasting Company for ruining Saturday Morning. And there's the love for a really good strawberry milkshake....

So be wary of chefs with bad french accents and make sure you have something for a fellow American who's down on his luck because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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This week brings a new episode and a new commentator to the SCP! Singer/Actor Kevin Pollack aka "Jake Blooze" from The Blooze Brothers Tribute and Show Band joins Tim in doing commentary for the 1980 hit musical comedy "The Blues Brothers" starring John Belushi and Dan Ackroyd.

Tim and Kevin are not shy about their love for this movies. Tim talks about how it introduced him to the world of blues music and R & B while Kevin took his fandom and made it a performing gig!

Plus they discuss the cartoonyness and all those car chases.....

So grab your four fried chickens, some dry white toast and an orange whip because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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On this episode, Tim and returning commentator Katelin Stack go where no man...er...one has ever podcasted.

Katie shows off her latent trekkiness as she and Tim comment on the premiere episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation called "Encounter at Farpoint"!

Listen as Tim reflects on his first time watching the show and how it affected fans of the original series...at first. Katie shows her love for actor John DeLancie and her hatred for Q. Tim suggests another episode to do commentary on purely based on what actress Denise Crosby was wearing. And both get sucked in every time Patrick Stewart speaks.

So grab a cup of tea (Earl Grey, hot) and tell Jonathan Frakes to never shave again because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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This episode not only brings the most recent film that the SCP has commented on but the first that one of the commentators called "dibs" on....

Sheri Warren returns to the man-cave with Tim Curtis as they comment on the multi award winning 2018 animated film, "Spider-man: Into The Spider-verse"!

Essentially, Sheri and Tim remain agog for most of the running time as they comment on how much they love this film but they also talk about how deep the cuts are and how revert the filmmakers were to the source material. But they both agree it is one of their favorite superhero films of recent times.

So grab a bowl of Spidey-O's, gas up the Spider Buggy and Take that leap of faith because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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The SCP welcomes back Jerry and Joel Bennett (The Bennett Brothers Podcast)! This time they delve into all things Autobot and Decepticon as they do commentary on the 1986 animated science fiction adventure, "The Transformers: The Movie"!

Tim and the Bennetts discuss how this film affected themselves as lovers of traditional cel animation, Jerry declares that he will still quote lines from the movie and Joel still wishes that his Transformer toys transformed as fast as they did in the cartoons.

Plus, Jerry and Joel break their own record for "longest intro ever"!

And will Jerry upgrade to the blu-ray of the movie after the podcast? You will have to listen to find out!

So grab an energon goodie,, polish your exo-suit and try to remember the story about the petro-rabbits because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Sheri Warren returns to the man-cave as she and Tim do commentary on one of his favorite animated films: Walt Disney's "The Jungle Book" starring the voices of Phil Harris, Sebastian Cabot, Louis Prima, Sterling Holloway and George Sanders.

Before the podcast, they have a short debate on traditional animation vs. photo-realistic computer animation and the need for live action remakes of classic animated films (Spoiler: Tim is not a big fan),

But it all disappears as they are sucked into the lavish beauty, the great characterizations and the fun music that makes it very hard for them to sing along.....

So get yourself a paw paw or a prickly pear (make sure you use the claw) because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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The SCP welcomes back April Noel as she brings one of her favorite films to the man-cave!

She and Tim do commentary on the 1952 (not 1957, oops) musical film, "Singin' in the Rain" starring Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds and Donald O'Connor!

Listen as they discuss the grandness that is the Hollywood musical, how the story situations of the change to talking film were a real thing, Tim discusses the comparisons of the film to the stage production he was in and how a 19 year old kept up with two of the best hoofers in the business.

So grab a pie (don't throw it) and remember to speak in round tones because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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This episode see the return of commentator Katelin Stack to the man-cave but the first commentary for a film from one of our favorite directors, Mel Brooks!

Tim and Katie take on the 1986 science fiction sendup, "Spaceballs" starring Bill Pullman, John Candy, Rick Moranis, Daphne Zuniga, Mel Brooks and Joan River's voice!

Tim shares some inside info such as the agreement Mel Brooks made to get George Lucas' blessing to make the movie, they make comparisons between Spaceballs and Rogue One, Katie reveals her secret Mel Brooks goal and she finds out that some of her favorite voice actors are a part of this film.

So put away your Spaceballs: The Flame Thrower, order the Space Soup or the Space Special and prepare your ship for ludicrous speed because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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We bring you the last in our salute to actor Tim Curry!

Join Tim along with his wife Pam, and Shannon Lee Day, Christy Sturm and Jeff Cook as they do commentary on the 1975 campy cult musical classic, "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"1

Listen as Shannon gets disgusted at Riff Raff for wasting a good bottle of French champagne, Jeff wonders where Mr. T is in the movie, Pam giggles and kicks her feet, Christy tries to compose herself about her love of Tim Curry and Tim breaks his own rules about audience participation during the podcast!

So, grab your toilet paper, squirt guns and toast and don't ask for seconds on the Meat Loaf because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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The salute to actor Tim Curry continues as Tim and guest Christy Sturm do commentary on the 1985 murder mystery comedy "Clue", starring Mr. Curry along with Eileen Brennan, Madeline Khan, Michael McKean, Martin Mull and Christopher Lloyd!

Tim and Christy comment on how something like adapting a board game to a movie was so scandalous in 1985 but has become commonplace now. They laud upon the performances of all and due to those performances keep quiet for a good portion of the film (our apologies)!

So get your favorite weapon and pick which ending you like because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Another episode of the SCP looms forth and the first of a 3 episode salute to actor Tim Curry during his birthday month!

Katelyn Stack joins Tim in the man-cave as they do commentary on an episode of the HBO series Tales from the Crypt called "Death of Some Salesman" starring Tim Curry, Ed Begley Jr., Tim Curry, Yvonne DeCarlo and Tim Curry!

Yes you read that right.

Listen as Tim and Katelin marvel at the actor's task of taking on three distinct roles in a project and how well Mr. Curry pulls it off. They also discuss how well Ed Begley Jr. can pull of being a scumbag and they both live though the episodes most uncomfortable scenes....you know which ones.

So make sure you don't heat up the coffee in the microwave, check your guns for bullets and question if you have to do gratuitous nudity 'cause it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Another special episode from the SCP. This time Tim is joined by commentator and good friend Sheri Warren.

Tim explains the reasons for his recent break from the podcast game and what he has been doing to get back to bring you more commentaries. Plus he gives some sneak peeks of what will be coming up in the coming months.

So get ready 'cause stuff's gonna get real on The Self Commentary Podcast!

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This week, the SCP brings back newbie Grace Schultz as she and Tim do commentary on the 1985 adventure comedy, "The Goonies",

This is one of Grace's favorite films and says so many times during the podcast. She and Tim also talk about how the early eighties brought many of the iconic films we still enjoy today and Tim remarks on how many times Josh Brolin's character would get out of trouble in the movie if he just snapped his fingers......

So grab a Baby Ruth, get out of those polyester rags and get extra batteries for your Bully Blinders because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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This week's episode gets a bit of a reversal as Tim gets initiated in all things Marxian.....

Guest Sheri Warren and TIm do commentary on the 1935 comedy, "A Night at the Opera" featuring Groucho Harpo and Chico Marx.

Since he is relatively a Marx Brothers newbie, Sheri does a lion's share in this episode. She talks about he love of the Marx Brothers and her infatuation with Harpo both real and portrayed. Tim comments on the brother's comedy had influence on the cartoons of the period and they both discuss how one orchestra can know what to play from one set of sheet music....

So order some hard boiled eggs and remember there is no "sanity clause" because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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The SCP brings back Katelin Stack to comment with Tim....on a rom zom com.

Yes, they will be doing commentary on the 2004 horror comedy classic, "Shaun of the Dead" starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost and directed by Edgar Wright!

(We do apologize in advance as there are many quiet moments in this episode. But it's a good movie! Do you blame us?)

So sit down, get your movie, have a cup of tea and wait for all this to blow over because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Just a short special episode.

Just to let you know what new stuff will be coming out and a bit about the future of the podcast. A definite must listen.

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This episode, Tim is back for another solo effort.

No, it isn't an Our Gang short....it's something far more disturbing.

Tim does commentary on the 1963 educational bicycle safety film, "One Got Fat"!

Basically it is ten kids in paper mache monkey masks who face horrible consequences to not following bicycle rules to cheerful library music and the narration from the actor from "Fractured Fairy Tales"....

Total recipe for nightmares or large therapy bills. You just need to experience this one for yourself.

So pack your lunch, put on your tail, bug out your eyes and look out for fake manholes because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Our 50th episode bring back "Eddie Z" Zepeda as he and TIm do a commentary on a cartoon classic: the first episode of the 1967 animated series "George of the Jungle" from Jay Ward and Bill Scott, the creators of Rocky and Bullwinkle!

They discuss how cartoons at that time were written for all to enjoy. not just kids, the talents of the voice actors of the period and how a quality script can easily make up for not so quality animation...

So call your Tookie bird, grab some super sauce and remember that there is no such word as "Chicken" in auto racing because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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"Eddie Z" Zepeda comes back to the man-cave as Tim continues to educate him in the areas of pre-1990's cinema. This week, they take on the 1980 cult classic "Flash Gordon" starring Sam J. Jones, Melody Anderson, Topol and Max Von Sydow!

Tim and Eddie discuss the value of quality actors to make even the silliest scripts seem plausible, the vaule of a good costume and set designer to create a world and how really huge Brian Blessed's mouth is...

So leave the wood beast alone, grab a power potion and just say no to the bore worms as we bring you another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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A new episode of the SCP brings a new commentator!

Join Tim and newbie Katelin Stack as they comment on the 1982 Jim Henson fantasy film, "The Dark Crystal"

Tim and Katelin talk about the challenge of making a film totally devoid of human beings, the magic of practical effects vs. CGI and how Jim Henson's attention to detail fleshed out an entire world and lent to the effectiveness of the film.

So don't drop your crawlies, Learn how to say "thank you" correctly in podling and pass on the roast Nebrie because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Have Tim and guest Jeff Cook surpassed their level of strange when it comes to their movie selections?

Judge for yourself as they do commentary on the 1970 fantasy film "Pufnstuf" starring Jack Wild, Billie Hayes, Martha Raye and Mama Cass Elliot!

Listen as they talk about Sid and Marty Krofft's effect on themselves and 70's culture. Marvel as Jeff extols on the value of foam core in building sets! And feel free to assist them in finding out the best way to untie someone from a rotating spit!

So order some Dragon Delight, have your castle angel proofed and make sure the band is ready for the Elk's breakfast 'cause it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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This week's episode does another request from our first fan email and introduces two new commentators to the SCP family!

Join Tim along with Christy Sturm and Grace Schultz as they do commentary on the classic 10th Doctor adventure, "Blink"!

Listen as they discuss how equally creeped out they were on the episode, debate on the best ways to outsmart a Weeping Angel and how Grace totally out geeks Christy and Tim in the Doctor Who department......

So load up on the lubricating eye drops (see what I did there?) because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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This episode of SCP has Tim and Sheri Warren taking you not only to somewhere that's green but possibly somewhere that's new!

Listen as they do commentary on the 2012 reissue of the 1986 movie musical, "Little Shop of Horrors: The Director's Cut" featuring Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene and Steve Martin!!

Tim and Sheri do some explanation as to why this original (and truer to the stage show)ending was forsaken for the sake of the audience and until then, they wax nostalgic on the best movie musical featuring a plant from outer space that eats people! They also discuss how the darker themes were somewhat glossed over when you're nine years old, the differences between the stage and film versions, the magic of practical effects vs. CGI and despite it being extremely funny, the Bill Murray cameo really doesn't do a thing to move the plot forward.

So get the plant ready, wear a clean shirt and make sure you havent run out of Vitalis because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast! Remember, you can contact us via our Facebook page or by email at theselfcommentarypodcast@gmail.com.

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This episode of the SCP proves that even though we are sick as dogs, we'll still bring you a new podcast!

Tim and his wife Pam between sniffles and coughs celebrate the one year anniversary of The Self Commentary Podcast as well as our first email from a listener! And it is that listener's email that brings you this commentary of the first Doctor Who episode from 1964, "An Unearthly Child"!

So bring your Airborne and a blankie because it is a slightly stuffed up episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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This episode of the SCP is pretty sweet.....

Yeah, I went there.

This time, Tim and SCP regular Sheri Warren go cuckoo for cocoa as they do commentary on the 1971 family classic, "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" starring Gene Wilder and Jack Albertson!

Listen as they both admit to chocoholism, point out the best place to fast forward the movie, compare the original to the Tim Burton remake and how Sheri plans to make a practical Chocolate Room.

So make sure you have your golden tickets, grab a Scrumpdidlyumptious bar and remember to burp after a Fizzy Lifting Drink because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Another episode of the SCP and it's a solo from Tim. This time he is going later in the Our Gang archives to 1940 and doing commentary on the MGM produced short "Waldo's Last Stand".

This short sees the exit of Gang regular Darwood "Waldo" Kaye and the entrance of new Gang regular, Billy "Froggy" Laughlin.

Tim points out the differences in the MGM period vs. the Roach period; the kid performers are a little more polished and the Gang is a little more...un-Gangish.

So make your crackers extra salty because here comes another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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It is the first full week of 2019 and a new episode! Tim does a solo commentary going back to the Hal Roach well for another adventure with the Our Gang! This time it is the 1934 short "Shrimps for a Day"!

See how a mean old orphanage owner gets his comeuppance via a magic lamp, the Gang and some cool 1934 special effects. And hear how Tim comments on how some of the best things are cut out for the sake of cereal and toy ads.

So take some castor oil before you eat your cake and ice cream because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Happy New Year from the SCP!

We ring in the New Year with a new commentary and new commentators! Jerry and Joel Bennett of The Bennett Brothers Podcast join Tim in commentary of the 1993 animated film, "Batman - Mask of the Phantasm" starring Kevin Conroy, Dana Delaney, Mark Hamill.....and Abe Vigoda!

Get ready for an unbridled geek fest as Tim, Jerry and Joel go on about all things Batman and the acclaimed animated series, its music and their favorite characters and villains...and they talk about the film, too.

So have Hazel slice you some bologna and don't break off this "in-gagement" because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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A short solo one from Tim this week as he does a commentary for all two minutes and forty five seconds of the classic 1951 stop motion short "Hardrock, Coco and Joe"!

We all have enjoyed bringing this podcast to you for the past year. And we have plenty to come in 2019!

So on behalf of Tim, Pam, Sheri, April, Eddy Z, Jeff and Shannon. we all wish you Merry Christmas, a great holiday season and the happiest of New Year's.

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It's the first annual holiday party at the ol' SCP! We have a host of commentators for this episode and as is traditional at the holidays, we are serving you a big turkey!

Join Tim, his wife Pam, Sheri Warren, Jeff Cook and April Noel (along with her daughter Nora Rose) as they comment (subtext "suffer through" ) on the 1964 holiday craptacular, "Santa Claus Conquers The Martians" starring John Call as Santa, Pia Zadora as a Martian child and a bunch of other actors that should have known better.

Prepare yourself for a lot of stock footage, bad polar bear and robot suits, upstaging by facial contortion and how five adults and one child can take one of the most notoriously bad films in history and make it a fun experience for all!

So grab your Wham-o Air Blaster, stock up on food pills, turn off the nuclear curtain and tell Torg to come out of the spaceship because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Another episode of our holiday movie fun comes to deck everyone's halls. This time Jeff Cook comes back to join in the holiday spirit as he and Tim do commentary on the 2009 British holiday film, "Nativity!" starring Martin Freeman, Judy Parfitt and Marc Woolton!

The guys discuss how this movie came out of the blue for both of them to become one of their favorite movies of the season. They also discuss the honesty of a child's performance as well as why Mr. Poppy was never charged or imprisoned during the course of the movie or its sequels....

So grab a sausage sizzler, say hello to Stinky Tom and decide whether you want to be a shepherd or a stage manager because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

(And always remember to excuse yourself when you burp.....)

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Going into the second week of holiday films and Tim and Pam Curtis provide commentary on one of their favorite less than traditional adaptations of a classic Dickens holiday story.....

No, it does not involve anyone animated.

Tim and Pam comment on the 1988 classic one off holiday special, "Black Adder's Christmas Carol" starring the absolutely brilliant Rowan Atkinson!

This one has a bit more silence than usual....well because if you are a fan you will understand.

So grab a bag of humbugs and put up your tiddler of a twig because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Well, Thanksgiving is over and it's time for the best part of the holidays....the holiday movies!

On this episode, newcomer to the SCP family Shannon Lee Day joins me in the man cave as we comment on the 1983 classic holiday film "A Christmas Story" starring Peter Billingsley, Darren McGavin and Melinda Dillon. Directed by Bob (Porky's)Clark and based upon the stories of writer Jean Shepherd.

This one is a bit off the track as we both look at the film from the standpoint as stage directors, myself directing the play adaptation while Shannon directed the musical adaptation! We reminisce about our individual productions as well as commenting on the parts of the film that became our favorites.

So grab a glass of Ovaltine and keep the Lifebuoy out of your mouth as we bring you another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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It's turkey time in the land of the SCP and Tim is doing a solo on one of his favorite Peanuts animated specials, "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving"!

When Peppermint Patty invites over for Charlie Brown's house for Thanksgiving and he isn't even going to be home, what's a blockhead to do? Have a second Thanksgiving dinner made by Head Chef Snoopy and his sous Woodstock!

Listen as Tim goes on about the place the Peanuts Gang has in relation to the holidays and how using a monologue from Linus for the Thanksgiving blessing wasn't one of his best ideas.

So get the toast, popcorn and jellybeans ready and avoid the cannibalistic birds as we bring you another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Another "on the road" SCP podcast, this time from the town of Chester, Illinois, the birthplace of E.C. Segar, the creator of Popeye The Sailor!

Tim and Pam discuss Chester's love for their hometown son and how they immortalize the characters that he created....and they fit in a commentary as well!

It was most appropriate to do a commentary on Popeye's first appearance in Technicolor from 1936. "Popeye The Sailor Meets Sindbad The Sailor"! (just a tip, try to get the version from the Warner Home Video set, "Popeye The Sailor Volume 1". The print is astounding!)

So make sure that you bring the duck because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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A new episode of SCP and Pam and Tim are back on the road, doing the podcast from the amazing city of Nashville, Tennessee!

So they thought it would be appropriate to do commentary on the pilot episode of the ABC/CMT music drama, "Nashville" starring Connie Britton and Charles Esten!

Tim and Pam are huge fans of the series and are not afraid to show it. Having gone thru all six seasons, they discuss where and how it started and how the show changed and grew.

SPOILERS if you haven't watch the show....so being an uber fan kinda helps on this one!

So grab some hot chicken and chess pie from Prince's and we'll meet you at the Batman Building because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Welcome to our Halloween Eve episode and the last hurrah to our salute to the horror anthology movie!

SCP regular Sheri Warren joins Tim in the man-cave to have "the most fun you'll ever have BEING SCARED!" as they do commentary to the 1982 homage to 1950's horror comics, "Creepshow", starring Hal Holbrook, Adrienne Barbeau, Fritz Weaver, Leslie Nielsen, Ted Danson E.G. Marshall and Vivica Lindfors and featuring the creep classic team up of George A. Romero and Stephen King!

Listen as Sheri and Tim compare how they perceive the film as kids and then admiring the acting work as adults. Or as Sheri marvels at the dialogue that only Stephen King could write...and how this film opened a whole world of scary stuff for Tim.

So pour yourself a glass of milk and bourbon, make sure you don't eat all the scones and remember to bring the cake (Nate Grantham will appreciate it) and the bug spray (or Mr. Pratt will talk to you) 'cause IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT'S SHOWTIME!

It's another spooktacular (yep I said it) episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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The chills just keep coming with our October salute to horror anthologies!

This episode is another solo from me doing commentary on the second episode of HBO's anthology series, "Tales From The Crypt". This one is titled "And All Through The House" and features Mary Beth Trainor and Larry Drake and is directed by Robert (1.21 Gigiwatts!) Zemeckis!

What's a poor wife to do when she offs her husband and tries to dispose of the body? Blame it on the psycho dressed as Santa Claus that conveniently shows up! It is a scary and goofy romp that pays true tribute to the comics that it was based on.

So leave some cookies and milk out for Santa and remember to never ask anyone to "give it to you" as we crank out another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Coming in on week #3 of our month long Halloween salute to horror anthology films! Eduardo Zepeda returns to the man cave and joins Tim in commenting on the 1971 Amicus film, "The House That Dripped Blood" featuring Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, Denholm Elliott and a script by Robert (Psycho)Bloch!

Listen as Eduardo comments on his first time experiencing some "Old school" horror and how Tim defends his opinion that creepy little kids in films are genuinely scary....and both agree that wearing an ascot in a British horror film can mean a death sentence!

So recharge your glass of champagne, put on your best 70's duds and throw another doll on the fire because it's a new episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Our month long salute to horror anthologies continues with this solo effort from yours truly....no it's not an Our Gang episode.

This one features the first episode of the HBO horror anthology series, "Tales From The Crypt" called "The Man Who Was Death".

The episode features William Sadler as Lyle Talbot, an out of work executioner from the local prison who decides to add judge and jury to his resume. Directed by Walter Hill (48 Hrs), it truly features the talent of Mr. Sadler as well as showing what the series was capable of.

So grab a coffee and a cheese sandwich and remember to cover your eyes at the HBO approved nudity as we bring you another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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It is Halloween season in the man-cave as we begin our first theme month.....a salute to the horror anthology film!

April Noel joins me as we do commentary on the first anthology from the British horror studio that isn't Hammer but Amicus! We delve into the 1965 chiller, "Dr. Terror's House of Horrors" starring Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee and Donald Sutherland.

We comment on how most portmanteau films have both weak and strong stories and how much music can make a scary story even scarier! And Tim admits to fast forwarding during dull parts....

So leave the vines alone and get some coffee and sandwiches because it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Another solo effort by yours truly and another visit to the Our Gang comedies. This time it's a short from 1937 called "Framing Youth". Spanky is grooming crooner Alfalfa to win a big radio contest but violinist Butch intervenes to keep him from showing up. Will Alfalfa's dulcet tones be stifled or will Spanky get the upper hand with the help of an amphibian? It's all in this week's episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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WOW! We made it to episode number 25!

So I decided to get some of past commentators to do a group podcast....

And no dumb bums they ain't!

Pam Curtis, April Noel and Sheri Warren came back to do commentary on the 1976 kid gangster musical, "Bugsy Malone" featuring Scott Baio, Jodie Foster John Cassisi, Florrie Duggar and directed by Alan Parker (Mississippi Burning, Fame, The Commitments, Pink Floyd: The Wall).

Will the villainous gangster Dandy Dan take over Fat Sam's Grand Slam? Not if Bugsy has a say in it. It's a bizarre sweet movie that we all enjoyed chiming in about.

So grab a beef spitfire, a special on the rocks and call all your friends "poisenally" to enjoy the 25th episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Episode #24 welcomes new intro music and the return of Jeff Cook as we get into the kaiju craziness of the 1967 Toho monster classic, "Son of Godzilla"!

Listen as Jeff and I go down memory lane as we both agree that giant monsters fighting are much more exciting that boring subplot. And hopefully you will be able to navigate one of the most complicated cue ups since the podcast's inception!

So get yourself some animated fruit and a glass of red water as we bring you another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

If you want to use the original American audio dub of the film, here is the YouTube link below. (Thank you again, Ironhandz1)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SXNVXDN0vw

And here is the link to Jeff's podcast, Radio Parody Playhouse!

https://www.buzzsprout.com/192376

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For this episode we welcome back April Noel to the man-cave and we get to do commentary for a film from one of my favorite animation legends....Ralph Bakshi.

We enter the lands of Montegar and Scortch as we give our take on the 1977 animated film "Wizards"!

Join us as we enter a post apocalyptic world of elves, fairies, demons and Nazis.......yes, I said Nazis.

And it's a family film.

But it is an amazing piece of animated cinema and you get to hear us geek all over it.

So grab a hunk of boneless yak, remember your scotch and don't let the horrible atrocity filled vermin kill Fritz as we bring you another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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An extra episode being released. Actually, it is the audio from a video posting on our Facebook page about what will be coming up for the rest of the year on The Self Commentary Podcast! Take a listen as I lay our the schedule for the coming months including the theme month for October, the "on the road" podcasts, Holiday episodes and what could be coming in 2019!

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Episode #22 is a solo effort on my part and a return to one of my favorites, the Our Gang comedies. This time (with a little extra help from MGM) they present the lavish "Our Gang Follies of 1938"!

It's another one of Spanky's kid produced basement shows but Alfalfa is convinced that he wants to be an opera singer instead of a crooner! Could this actually happen? Not without the assist of a dream sequence...

One of my favorite of the musical Our Gang shorts and you get to hear me geek out about it on this episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Episode #21 gets a little.....goofy.

Se what I did there?

Join me and artist (and co-worker) Eduardo Zepeda as we celebrate one of his favorite Disney characters on our commentary for the 1995 animated cult classic, "A Goofy Movie"!

Eduardo will talk about how he relates to both Max as a teen and Goofy as a new father, I will go on a bit too much about Lester's Possum Park and we will discuss the cultural differences in relation to roadside attractions....

So get a bowl of Hi Dad Soup and turn down the Xavier Cugat as we delve into another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Episode #20 brings back my wife, Pam as we record this podcast in our family room (hence the extra echoey sound..I have a small man cave).

Pam and I provide commentary for one of her favorite films, the 1985 Cold War drama "White Nights" starring Gregory Hines and Mikhail Baryshnikov.

Can a premier ballet dancer and one of the greatest tappers in America put off an escape from Communist Leningrad? Pam seems to think so. Join us as we revel in the fantastic dance sequences and debate upon the thin story connecting them.

So get out your caviar and blinis and make sure you have clean jammie pants on 'cause it's another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Episode #19 is one of the most enjoyable times I have had since starting this podcast. And it is the longest commentary to a film that we ever attempted.

At least until we do "The Green Mile" or both the Infinity Wars movies...

Join me and Sheri Warren as we tackle her favorite film and easily one of the best modern films ever made, "The Shawshank Redemption" starring Morgan Freeman and Tim Robbins.

Revel as Sheri tells about her uncle's experience as an extra on the film and we both share our fondness for this film. All on this episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Episode #18 is up with a solo effort from me in the man cave. I return to the cartoon short as I comment on the 1954 Disney short "In The Bag" starring one of my favorite cartoon bears.....

Sorry, Yogi.

So grab a plate of chicken cacciatore and remember not to play with matches as we bring you another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Episode #017 is here and I get to do one of my favorite movies in the whole wide world!

April Noel from the "Gigi" episode comes back to share my "Gigi"......The 1967 camp stop motion (not Claymation)classic "Mad Monster Party" featuring the voices of Boris Karloff, Phyllis Diller, Gale Garnett and Allen Swift (doing the voices of everybody else) and produced and directed by Arthur Rankin and Jules Bass of "Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer" fame.

Join as we talk about bongos, issues with scale, fun music, buxom women. EC Comics and how this movie shares concepts with Rodgers and Hammerstein!

So get your tickets to the Isle of Evil and don't forget the nitro glycerin for the salad as we bring you another fun episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Episode #016 is up and a solo flight for me as I return to the comedy bounty that is the Our Gang in their 1934 short, "Mike Fright".

This is the short that introduces The International Silver String Submarine Band. Is the band as impressive as their name? Find out in the latest episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Episode #15 brings back Sheri Warren to the Man Cave as we offer our warm and fuzzy commentary for the 1979 classic, The Muppet Movie starring Jim Henson's Muppets and a whole bunch of famous humans!

Marvel as we talk about when we had first saw the film and how Sheri shamelessly points out how older than her I am.....

Yep, Sheri is the little sister I never thought I wanted.

Bring your drums for the rimshots, tell Rev. Harry Krishna to get lost and get ready to get Muppetsational as we offer the continuing stoooooooooooory of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Episode #014 is here and this time there is another guy on the podcast other than me!

My multi-talented friend Jeff Cook stops by the Man Cave to celebrate the greatness that is......Don Knotts.

Our commentary is for the 1966 classic, "The Ghost and Mr. Chicken" starring Mr. Knotts and pretty much every American character actor that was working in 1966....

So if you are all about Wheat, Democracy and Bon Ami, join us for another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

If you are interested in Jeff's projects, check out the links below:

Upstaged - The Series - http://www.upstagedtheseries.com/

Radio Parody Playhouse - http://huntleyradio.com/hcr/radio-parody-playhouse/

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Who says you can't have a working vacation? Obviously yours truly as I bring you another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

Episode #013 is a location podcast as special guest Pam Curtis and I record from the Towneplace Suites by Marriott in Jacksonville, North Carolina (no, they didn't take anything off the bill for the plug...it is a good hotel though).

And we both tackle the 1982 film adaptation of the Broadway revival of Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Pirates of Penzance" starring Rex Smith, Linda Ronstadt, Kevin Kline and Angela Lansbury!

Who says we're not cultured?

(I apologize for the excess noise on this episode, We had to contend with a very noisy air conditioner and Pam was having some allergy issues due to all the rain and humidity in NC at the time we were down there. But if it was perfect, it wouldn't be as fun, right?)

Get ready to get your buckles swashed with our latest episode!

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Here is Episode #12 with another visit to the world of Our Gang or the The Little Rascals as they came to be known later on.

This short "Reunion in Rhythm" came out shortly after "Our Gang Follies of 1936" and features not only the current Gang but former members of the group.

So grab some cake and milk and get ready to sing Auld Lang Syne as we take on another Our Gang musical comedy!

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Episode #11 is up and running!

This episode is commentary for the Hal Roach short, "Our Gang Follies of 1936" featuring Spanky McFarland and the first appearances of Alfalfa Switzer and Darla Hood as they put on one of their famous basement kid shows!

It is truly entertaining and one of my favorites. So avoid all monkeys with stickpins and enjoy this episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Holy cow, we have made it to Episode #10!

This episode sees the return of Sheri Warren, known actress and cat fancier to the man-cave! And we will be commenting on all things crazy for the 1981 HBO special, "The Pee Wee Herman Show" starring Paul Reubens in his iconic role along with Lynn Marie Stewart, John Paragon and the late Phil Hartman.

So don't be a Mr. Bungle(yep, I did a callback)and get ready to have some......FUN! AAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Episode #009 is ready to go as we again enter the realm of the movie musical with the 1959 Oscar winning film, "Gigi"!

I will be joined by my friend and self professed Gigi-phile April Noel as she tells you all the ins and outs of one of her favorite movies! (Man, does this girl love "Gigi"!)

So get some caramels and a bowl of cassoulet and join us!

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Yep, we got another episode of The Self Commentary Podcast!

This time we delve into the world of educational films with Coronet Films' "Lunchroom Manners" featuring the creepy Mr. Bungle!

(Note: on the episode I refer to the short as "Lunchtime Manners" but chose to not edit and ruin the sync. That's what I get for recording after a late night. Please don't judge...)

Plus a heartfelt thank you for those who have listened to the podcast (over 100 + times as of this posting!) Y'all are the coolest!

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Allonsy and Geronimo!

The new episode of The Self Commentary Podcast has a Gallifreyan flavor (or is it flavour?) this time as my special guest (and wife) Pam Curtis joins me in the Man-Cave to do commentary for the 50th anniversary episode of Doctor Who, "The Day of The Doctor"!

So grab some jelly babies or fish fingers and custard and join in the fun!

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I know! Another episode so soon...I can hardly believe it myself! But anyway...

This episode continues the Easter fun with the 1947 Looney Tunes cartoon, "Easter Yeggs" starring that Oscar winning rabbit, Bugs Bunny!

(I always wanted to say that...)

Well get ready for an unconventional Easter Bunny to say the least with Episode #006 of The Self Commentary Podcast!

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Happy Easter from The Self Commentary Podcast!

Episode #5 features the 1971 Rankin/Bass Easter Classic, "Here Comes Peter Cottontail" featuring the voices of Danny Kaye, Casey Kasem and Vincent Price!

So grab your Easter bonnet and your chocolate bunnies and enjoy this latest episode.

For more info on Rankin/Bass, check out official historian Rick Goldschmidt's blog and website!

http://enchantedworldofrankinbass.blogspot.com/

http://miserbros.com/

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Episode #4! Can you stand it?

Lots of new stuff in this one.

Not only do we have a new intro (where I let you know where the podcast originates) but we attempt our first full length feature commentary!

Joining me in the Man Cave is local actress and good friend Sheri Warren as we go total fanboy (and fangirl) on the 1980 Paramount film "Popeye" starring Robin Williams, Shelley Duvall and directed by Robert Altman!

Be strong to the "Finitch": grab a copy of the film and the podcast and join us!

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Holy cow! Another episode? This guy must be serious.....

Yes....yes, I am.

Episode #3 is commentary to one of my favorite Warner Bros cartoons.

The 1948 Merrie Melodies cartoon, "Scaredy Cat" featuring Porky Pig and Sylvester! If you like your cartoons on a bit of a dark and twisted side, this is the one for you!

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Episode #2 is up and running! Not the one I was teasing but a good one just the same (more in the podcast).

This is my commentary on the episode from BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES, "Joker's Favor" which is the first appearance of The Joker as voiced by Mark Hamill and the introduction of Harley Quinn!

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Welcome to The Self Commentary Podcast!

I am Timothy R. Curtis (but you can call me Tim). Here is where I(along with friends and special guests) will share our own commentary on favorite films, cartoons and TV shows.

The premiere episode is the commentary to the 1952 Warner Bros. Classic cartoon, "Feed The Kitty" directed by Charles M. (Chuck) Jones and starring Marc Anthony and Pussyfoot.

Music: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music

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