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The great Todd Teacher returned to discuss his new book of poetry, and then we watched "Slaughter High" (1985).
We watched "Deadly Friend" (1986), I was almost abducted by a turkey vulture, and Jank looked back at his favorite movies from the first quarter of the century.
It's a Larry Week! In hour one, the great Pat Picciarelli returned to talk his favorite film noir movies. Then, Larry reunited with Tuffy, and we watched "The Best of Times" (1986).
We watched "Schlock" (1973), and then Jank buried the Thunderbolts and did his Top 11 X-Men crossover events.
We watched "Unmasking the Idol" (1986), a James Bond/Indiana Jones rip-off starring our buddy Typhoon from "Shakma." #ShakmaDidNothingWrong
Tuffy went to the Illinois State Fair, Jank went to THREE movies in one day, and we watched "Going Bananas" (1987).
Tuffy returned and regaled us with tales of the Illinois State Fair, and then we watched "Monkey Trouble" (1984). Jank also did his Top 11 Samuel L. Jackson movies.
It's a Larry Week! We watched "The Running Man" (1987), I saw "The Fantastic Four: First Steps," and we set the draft order for our fantasy football league.
Our buddy The Ed returned to talk a bunch of nonsense and give his predictions for the upcoming NFL season. Then, we watched "Cabin Fever" (2002), and Tuffy paid tribute to Ozzy Osbourne with two Top 11s.
It's the 2025 Golden Quesadilla Awards! Plus, Tuffy saw the new Superman, and then we watched "Zapped!" (1982).
We watched "Amanda and the Alien" (1995), Tuffy broke the news that Big Brother started, then we discussed the recent Spider-Man films and ranked all 36 Marvel movies.
Author and raconteur Miles Watson returned to recap our time at the In Your Write Mind writing conference, and then we watched "Fear City" (1984).
No Jank this week, but Tuffy and I watched "Champagne and Bullets" (1993), one of the greatest movies ever made. I also watched "The Eternals" (2021), which I actually didn't hate.
Author and raconteur Miles Watson returned to watch "Stroker Ace" (1983). Our old pal Tombuctoo also paid a visit.
Pat Picciarelli returned to talk terrible mob movies, and then we watched "Mayhem" (2017).
We watched "Doom Asylum" (1988), starring the great Patty Mullen, and then I actually left the house to see "Thunderbolts." All in on Florence Pugh. All in, I say!
We watched "Assault of the Killer Bimbos" (1988), tried a tangerine Topo Chico, and recapped WrestleMania.
Tuffy bought a house, Puck Daddy Sean Leahy previews the NHL Playoffs, we watched Mr. T in "The Toughest Man in the World" (1984), Jank and I argue over Daredevil, I watched Season 2 of Shoresy, Jank watched Black Mirror, and then Tuffy and I preview WrestleMania. Holy hell. That's a lot of fake radio.
We watched "Top Secret" (1984) and recapped my recent Marvel watching, including Ant-Man Quantumania and The Marvels.
We watched "Hot Dog... the Movie" (1983) and then talked some "Deadpool 2" and "White Lotus."
Author and raconteur Miles Warson made us watch "The Pumaman" (1980), and then our pal The Ed paid a visit.
We watched "Tomcat Angels" (1991), and then we broke down the first two episodes of "Daredevil: Born Again" and recapped Elimination Chamber.
It's a Larry week! We watched "So I Married an Ax Murderer" (1993) and played Old Guy Jeopardy.
The Ed stopped by to talk about his Super Bowl Party, and then we watched "Slugs" (1988). Blame Tuffy.
Larry returned to watch the David Lynch classic "Mulholland Drive" (2001). We also talked some Royal Rumble, Larry's kitchen ghost, and other hooey and applesauce.
Todd Teacher returned to discuss his new book of poetry, "Key Witch." We also watched "Beerfest" (2006).
That creep Sean Leahy made an appearance to celebrate his fantasy football championship. Then we watched "Upgrade" (2018) and reviewed the 2024 PornHub statistics.
Larry returned to the "show" to discuss "A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas" (2011). It was more than three hours of Larry!
We watched "Strange Brew" (1983), eh? Take off, you hoser. Then Jank did his Top 11 TV Shows That Lost Their Way.
Jank and Tuffy talked about "The Penguin" TV show. We watched "Vampirella" (1996). And then Jank did his Top 11 Villains in a Comedy Movie.
We watched "Timecop" (1994). Jank also reviewed the new Cure album and did his Top 11 Bill Paxton Movies because he hates me.
Larry returned to watch "An American Werewolf in London" (1981). Our pal Tombuctoo also stopped by to talk about his upcoming Spooky Soiree.
Author and raconteur Miles Watson returned to talk about all the horror movies he's watched this month, and then we reviewed "The Lair of the White Worm" (1988).
Sean Leahy stopped by for an NHL Season Preview, and then we watched "Hard Rock Zombies" (1984).
We watched "Fanatic: The Last Horror Film" (1982). Jank also did his Top 11 Songs Used too Much in Movies, and I presented my Top 11 NXT Ladies.
Our pal Cory Seymour returned to tell us about his early dreams of being a ski bum in Utah, his recent professional and personal hardships, and the current state of Backpage Press. Then, Jank and I watched "Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo" (1984), which usually creates personal hardships for anyone who watches it.
We watched "Mindkiller" (1987). Then Jank did his Top 11 Overrated Musical Acts of the 1980s, and Tuffy presented his Top 11 Taskmaster Tasks and updated us on "Chimp Crazy."
We watched "13 Sins" (2014), and then Jank did his Top 11 Annoying Things, and Tuffy updated us on Big Brother and Chimp Crazy.
The Ed stopped by to preview the NFL season, and then we watched "The Replacements" (2000).
We got an update on Tuffy's state fair food, watched "Russell Madness" (2015), and got a Top 11 from Jank.
The great Pat Picciarelli returned to discuss his experiences as a bodyguard. Then we watched "Argoman: The Fantastic Superman" (1967). Oh, and Jank saw Deadpool again.
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Jank reviewed "Deadpool & Wolverine," we watched "Flying Monkeys" (2012), and then Tuffy caught us up on Big Brother.
It's time for the 4th Annual Golden Quesadilla Awards, when we honor the best of the terrible movies we've watched the past year. We also watched "The Brady Bunch Movie" (1995), and Larry sent in his Top 11 Worst Brady Bunch Episodes.
Todd Teacher returned to talk about his new book of poetry, "Dawn Clowns." Then, The Ed paid a visit to talk assorted nonsense. We closed things out by watching "Clue" (1985).
Jim Iovino returns! We celebrate LCS Hockey's 30th anniversary and recap the Stanley Cup Final.
We watched "Hardbodies" (1984). Now I can finally dialogue pretty little foxes down at the beach.
Sean Leahy stopped by to preview the Stanley Cup Final, I went to an art gallery, and we watched "America 3000" (1986).
We watched "Don't Let the Riverbeast Get You!" (2012), and it was surprisingly good. No jive.
Larry returns to watch "Big Trouble in Little China" (1986) and give his Top 11 Kurt Russell movies.
The Ed reviewed the Belly Joel concert, and then we watched "Gremlins 2" The New Batch" (1990).
We did a quick preview of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, watched "Force: Five" (1981), and got not one but TWO Top 11s from Jank.
We watched "No Holds Barred" (1989), heard Tuffy's Top 11 Cartoons of the 1990s, talked a little conspiracy, talked some wrestling, and got an update on my Chinese restaurant and grocery store adventures.
Author and raconteur Miles Watson returned and made us watch "The Creeping Terror" (1964).
The great Pat Picciarelli returned to talk about the Black Liberation Army's war on New York City cops in the 1970s, as dramatized in the 1978 TV movie "To Kill a Cop." We also watched Mr. T's "Be Somebody...or Be Somebody's Fool."
Todd Teacher returned to talk about his new album, "Bermuda Friends." Plus, Cousin Pete joined us to watch "Constantine" (2005).
It's a Larry Week! In hour one, The Ed joined us to talk about the Vince McMahon scandal. In hour two, we watched "The Chaperone" (2011). In hour three, we previewed the Royal Rumble and talked assorted nonsense. "Mom, why are you looking at a prom dress?!"
Our ol' pal Dick Belsky returned to talk about his new book, "Broadcast Blues." Go buy several copies immediately!
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The Ed made us watch "C.I.G.A.R." (2014), and then he didn't even show up to talk about it. Creep. I also watched 11 movies.
Sean Leahy opened the show with his fantasy football victory speech, and then Todd Teacher returned to discuss his new book of poetry, "School Karma." We also reviewed "Dangerous Men" (2005), a truly awesome bad movie.
Cousin Pete joined us to watch "The ABCs of Death" (2012). We also discussed some of the best TV shows and movies of 2023.
We watched "Night of the Comet" (1984). One of us loved it, and the other two are big dumb-dumbs. #TeamReg
Larry returns to watch "Final Destination 2" (2003). We also discuss the upcoming Pittsburgh Steel City Comic Con. How much would Larry pay for a picture with Holly Marie Combs?
The Ed paid a visit to talk about his latest venture, Spaghetti Wrestling. We also watched "Money Plane" (2020) so you don't have to, recapped Survivor Series and the return of CM Punk, and got a Twin Peaks update from Tuffy.
We finally watched "Monkey Shines" (1988), a glorious, glorious monkey movie. And Tuffy watched "Twin Peaks"!
Our pal Tombuctoo kicked things off with an update on his swinging lifestyle, and then Tuffy recapped the Big Brother finale before we reviewed "Eyes of the Serpent" (1994).
Author and raconteur Miles Watson watched 31 horror movies in October, so he stopped by to tell us about the best and worst of the bunch. Tombuctoo provided an important update. And then we watched "Creature from Black Lake" (1976).
Tuffy recapped his Disney World trip, I got my car inspected, we watched "Terrifier" (2016), and Jank ranked his Top 11 Horror Movie Performances. I also love WKRP in Cincinnati.
Our pal Tombuctoo filled in for Jank and Tuffy to watch Samhain (2020), a ridiculously low-budget horror film. We also interview Lee Brown and Rusty Graves, the co-hosts of WWE Champions Chat (https://www.youtube.com/@ChampionsChatPodcast).
To celebrate it being Friday the 13th, Larry returned to watch Friday the 13th: Part 4 (1984).
Puck Daddy Sean Leahy returned to preview the NHL season, and then we watched "Street Trash" (1987), a movie worthy of its name.
Our pal The Ed kicked off the show, telling us about an unusual new business venture. Then, we watched Chatterbox, a 1977 film about a lady with a talking vagina. It could be the greatest movie ever made.
We watched "Iron Warrior" (1987), a tale of swords and sorcery from a time before bras.
Larry returned to discuss fantasy football, his love of Kenny Pickett, and Daisy of Love, and then we watched "Parents" (1989) so you don't have to.
We watched "Vicious Lips" (1986), which was either terrible or a brilliant tribute to David Lynch.
We watched M. Night Shyamalan's "Old" (2021), picked the draft order for the fantasy football league, got a Big Brother update from Tuffy, and took another quick spin through the conspiracy world.
The Ed gave his NFL Season Preview while driving home from Vegas with The Baby, and then we reviewed "Roller Blade" (1986)...kind of. Tuffy recapped his week at the Illinois State Fair and then gave us a Big Brother update. We finished with a whip around the Conspiracy world.
Author and raconteur Miles Watson joined us to watch "Street Fighter" (1994). We also talk some Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 3 and Big Brother.
We watched "There's Nothing Out There" (1991), Jank did his Top 11 Movies Set in Illinois, and Tuffy informed us that Big Borther actually started. Who knew?
Larry returns! He made me watch "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," and I made him watch "Eyes Wide Shut."
We watched "Naked Souls" (1996), starring Pam Anderson. Then, in hour two, Jank did his Top 11 Black Mirror episodes. We closed things out with a spin around the Conspiracy subreddit.
We watched "Seven" (1979), Andy Sidaris's first movie. And it was glorious. Don't listen to Jank.
Author and raconteur Miles Watson returned to watch "Class of Nuke 'Em High" (1986), and we also talked some X-Files and the movies "Caveat," "Linoleum," and "Infinity Pool."
We switched it up this week and watched "Red Dwarf," a British TV show. So, yeah, we'll be back watching terrible movies next week. We also talked some Indiana Jones, a Marvel cartoon from the 1960s, and Jank's second Top 11 Bands of the 1980s.
At the start of the show, Tuffy tells a story that would make The Ed proud. Then, we hand out the 3rd Annual Golden Quesadillas, honoring the best movies we've watched over the past year. After that, I expose a Seinfeld conspiracy, and then we watch "Return to Savage Beach," the final Andy Sidaris film.
Todd Teacher returns! Todd talks about being a Lyft driver and then reads from his newest book of poetry, Quick Home. In hour two, we watch "Star Slammer" (1986), a women's prison movie in space.
Larry returned to fill in for Jank, and he made us watch "Losin' It" (1982), starring Tom Cruise and the great Shelley Long. Then, Larry presented his Top 11 Tom Cruise Movies. Man, that Larry sure loves himself some Tom Cruise.
Tuffy returned from his hibatus and made us watch "Pretty Smart" (1987). Jank also presented his Top 11 Ro-Bits.
Now with TWO Janks! Jank's cousin Pete joined us to watch "Would You Rather" (2012), and he also gave us his Top 11 Board Games. And that Pete sure knows his board games. Lots of Uncle Wiggily talk.
Miles Watson joined us to review "Howling V" (1989). But the show took an unusual turn when The Ed paid a visit. Basically, The Ed called while driving home, and after talking plenty of UFC, boxing, and other stuff, he suddenly realizes that he must find a bathroom immediately. Without question, one of the greatest moments in fake radio history.
We watched "X-Ray" (1981), starring Barbi Benton. And some guy named Kev did another Kev's Comics Corner. Who the hell is Kev? Tuffy also ate some eggs.
It was Cinco de Larry! Larry returned to watch "Chompy and the Girls" (2021) and continue his heated rivalry with beer. This four-hour extravaganza also featured Jank vs. Tequila (tequila wins), plus our pal Aaron C. Thomson. Only two of the five people on this show were sober. See if you can tell who they were!
It's an Andy Sidaris week! We watched "Day of the Warrior" (1996). Only one Sidaris movie left, so treasure these moments...
Tuffy went to a musical. we watched "Maniac Cop" (1988), and Jank unveiled the first installment of "Kev's Comic Corner."
Puck Daddy Sean Leahy joined to talk about the embarrassingly awful Pittsburgh Penguins and the upcoming Stanley Cup playoffs, which will not feature the embarrassingly awful Pittsburgh Penguins. Then, we watched "Reform School Girls" (1986). Technical issues caused the show to end abruptly...not unlike the season of the embarrassingly awful Pittsburgh Penguins.
Author and raconteur Miles Watson joined us to talk all sorts of nonsense and to watch "Night Game" (1989). Then, Tuffy and I recapped WrestleMania.
It's WrestleMania weekend, so we watched "Body Slam" (1986) and previewed the big card. Oh, we also had a ton of audio issues. Enjoy! #TeamAsuka
Larry returned! In hour one, we talked old TV shows, Larry's new Switch, and assorted nonsense. In hour two, we watched "People Under the Stairs" (1991). Then, in hour three, Jank made a game for us. Good times.
We watched "Killer Workout" (1987), got Tuffy's thoughts on the Top 100 heavy metal songs of all-time, and then Jank talked terrible superhero redesigns and "Creed 3."
We watched "Snapdragon" (1993), Pamela Anderson's first movie. Tuffy got a Switch, and Jank pitched ideas to "fix" the WWE.
We watched Neil Breen's "Twisted Pair" (2018), and Jank did his Top 11 Most Disappointing Albums.
Larry returned to celebrate my birthday, and we also watched "Jimmy the Kid," starring Gary Coleman!
The Ed paid a visit in the first hour to talk about the Super Bowl and assorted nonsense. Then we watched "The Dallas Connection" (1994), and Tuffy reviewed "Black Adam" and "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever." I also tried to talk about "Soap" whenever possible.
This is the longest show in fake radio history. In hour one, we visit with The Ed and Aaron C. Thomson. In hour two, we review "Evils of the Night" (1985). In hour three, we pay tribute to "The Whistler," one of my favorite old radio shows. We close things out with a Royal Rumble recap. Then, as a special treat, I included an entire episode of "The Whistler"!
Jank returned! We watched Toxic Avenger 2, yapped about the Oscar nominations, and previewed the Royal Rumble. Oh, and the Greensburg police chief got arrested for selling drugs.
Miles Watson returned to talk a little UFC, pay tribute to Quincy, and review "Plan 9 from Outer Space." Also, some technical difficulties caused a rather abrupt ending, so... pass the monchhichi, Governor Gabbi.
Larry returned to fill in for Jank. In hour one, DOT Fan paid a visit to celebrate his fantasy football championship. In hour two, we reviewed "Surf Nazis Must Die" and then remembered the greatness of Siskel and Ebert. In hour three, we talked a bunch of nonsense.
We watched "New Year's Evil" (1980), talked about the most-watched TV networks and shows of 2022, and presented Tuffy's Top 11 TV shows of 2022.
We watched "Caesar and Otto's Deadly Xmas" (2012). Then Jank reviewed more movies and hosted some movie trivia.
We review Jack Frost (1997), play a unique version of Family Feud, look at the allegedly best TV shows of 2022, talk about Mandy Rose getting fired, and then listen to Tuffy recap a bunch of movies he watched, including one about a band that's not as good as the Monkees.
The Ed spends the first half of the show with us, talking about his healthy lifestyle and getting his ass whooped in NFL trivia by Tuffy. He also wants to get a dog named Derek. Then, we reviewed "Christmas Evil" (1980), and Jank did a music Top 11.
Pat Picciarelli returned to talk about his new book with Gianni Russo, "The 6th Family." In hour two, The Ed stopped by for a few minutes until his phone died, and then we reviewed "Saturn 3," starring Kirk Douglas, Farrah Fawcett, and a big ro-bit.
Our pal Todd Teacher returned to read from his new book of poetry, "Honest Blake." In hour two, we reviewed "Toxic Avenger." We closed things out by discussing all the movies Jank watched this week, and then I tested his comic book knowledge with the Marvel Superheroes Role-Playing Game from the 1980s.
We reviewed "Cave Girl" (1985) starring the better Jay Leno. We also discuss a new sign-off phrase for Flea Market Fantasy, the new Weird Al movie, Westworld, and my love of Marvel SNAP.
Author and raconteur Miles Watson returned to discuss all the horror movies he's watched this month. And he's watched a lot. Way too many really. Then we reviewed "The Burning" (1981), featuring a young Jason Alexander with hair.
We reviewed "Nightmare Weekend," and I still have no idea what the hell I watched. I got a new belt. Played some Mad Mad Monkey. Then Jank ranked all 13 Halloween movies. He sure knows a lot about Halloween.
We reviewed "Tales of Halloween." Jank did his Top 11 Horror Movies Based on Games... or Tests! And I talked about my favorite subreddits. I am a scholar and enjoy scholarly research.
We watched "Slumber Party Massacre II." Plus, Jank did his Top 11 YouTube Channels. If you are an attractive young woman who reacts to things, Jank will pay to watch you do it. Tuffy and I also preview Extreme Rules.
Our old pal Sean Leahy joined me to preview the upcoming NHL season. Two hours of hockey talk. TWO HOURS
Hey, my mic actually worked this week! Our pal The Ed joined us to provide an update on his health and talk some football. Then, we review "Rawhead Rex." Plus, Tuffy and Jank recap the Big Brother finale, and I love the Monkees.
My headset mic is apparently dead, so the audio in this episode is terrible. You should probably just skip this one. But if you want to suffer, we reviewed "Virgin High." It was worse than my audio.
Our pal Cory Seymour from BackpagePress.com made a triumphant return to the show. Go buy some shirts! Then, we watched "Fit to Kill," another Andy Sidaris gem.
Cousin Brandon showed up to talk Twilight Zone! Kind of. After he passes out, I talk about my recent fantasy football draft, we review "They're Playing with Fire" (starring my beloved Sybil Danning), and then Tuffy and Jank talk Big Brother. We close out the show with a lengthy wrestling discussion, recapping the recent WWE shows and the hilarious developments in AEW. Tiny Tony Kahn is comedy gold.
As is tradition, our pals Dave Dameshek and Josh Yohe joined me to discuss the upcoming Pittsburgh Penguins' season. Good times.
Author and raconteur Miles Watson joined us to talk some UFC and assorted nonsense, and then we reviewed "Microwave Massacre." Jank and Miles then closed things out by discussing the Top 11 Buffy/Angel Creatures. Yeah, I don't get it either, but what can you do! They heart Buffy.
We kicked around ideas for a new fake radio show and then talked "She-Hulk," "Sheena," and Jank's Top 11 Prequels. My tablet also crashed before I could sign off, so... pass the monchichi, Governor Gabbi.
Jank and Tuffy reviewed the "Better Call Saul" finale, and then we watched "Shakma," a 1990 movie about a badass baboon who gets revenge on a bunch of jerks. We also recorded with Spotify Life, and the results were not so great. Probably back to Skyping it up next week.
In the first episode of the post-BlogTalk era, we catch up with The Ed, and then Tuffy and I review "Zoombies."
Miles Watson joins us to talk about his new book, THE VERY DEAD OF WINTER, and then we review "Humanoids from the Deep." Good times.
BlogTalk technical difficulties derailed the top of the show, and Cousin Brandon fell asleep. So the Columbo tribute will have to wait until next week. Instead, Jank and I reviewed "Evil Toons," and then The Ed called to talk about being the best man in a stranger's wedding.
The 2nd annual Golden Quesadilla Awards are here! Plus, we watch "Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity."
Tuffy returns, and we watch "Aunt Lee's Meat Pies" and discuss our favorite movies since 2010.
Puck Daddy Sean Leahy pays a visit to preview the NHL playoffs. We're also watching "Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama."
Pat Picciarelli returns to discuss the greatest pulp heroes, including Doc Savage. Then, we review the Roddy Piper classic "Hell Comes to Frog Town."
The Ed paid a visit to tell us about his trip to Dallas. Then Tuffy and I watched "Superchick."
Our pals Dave Dameshek and Josh Yohe pay a visit to discuss the Pittsburgh Penguins' summer, the upcoming season, and whether there's hope for the future.
Todd Teacher returns, plus we venture into the world of Neil Breen with "Fateful Findings."
G'I. Jolie joins us to discuss the Big Brother season premiere. Plus,the return of Around BlogTalk!
It was a glorius time before Larry and Kevin had given up all hope for the future.Let's look at some of the best songs of 1994. Oh yes, there will be clips!
Time to sum up some of our thoughts on the series overall with a little bit of stats, our Top 11 Characters, and some strengths and weaknesses of the show!
Ever since the pilot, you knew there would come a day of reckoning for the Strike Team. We've now reached that point. It's all been building towards this! Just how devastating does it get? Pretty goddamn devastating.....
S7E12 - What a goddamn episode! All 7 seasons has been building to this! The Strike Team's fates get sealed in this episode as Vic makes a heart breaking choice.
S7E11 - Some clunky moments this episode but overall a lot of tension as Vic still doesn't realze Corrine is helping the cops take him down hile he tries to keep Shane quiet and broker a deal between gangs.
Sean Leahy in the house. Probably talking about the hockey playoffs. Or not.
Also, we watched Miami Connection.
S7E10 - Vic is getting in deeper with the Mexican cartel in hopes of getting a deal with ICE while Shane and Mara play house? A weird but awesome episode!
S7E9 - Shane and Mara are fugitives and it's not looking good for them, How far is Vic willing to go to shut them up? Also, a peek at Billings' family life.
Dick Belsky is back tonight promoting his new book, "Beyond The Headlines" and probably talking about the Cleveland Browns.
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We also watched Joysticks so you don't have to.
S7E8 - Shane and his thug for hire (well blackmail...) are out to whack Vic and Ronnie. Given Shane's track record for fucking up, it's probably not gonna go too well.
S7E7 - Everyone's favorite, no that's a lie, but at least the crackiest crack whore is back this week! Vic's out of job and possibly out if Lee's life but ho really cares about Lee anyway?
S7E6 - Vic and Ronnie plot to solve their Armenian problem and kill off Shane all in one fell swoop!
S7E5 - Claudette faces down Clevon again one last time beforethe show winds down. Meanhile the Strike Team tries to help Olivia who is in Pezuela's pocket. Is it a trap?
S7E4 - The Armenians and Mexicans finally have a sit-down which leads to delicate balancing act for Vic. How far is he willing to go to keep the animosity between these 2 sides going and who will get caught in the crossfire. (The correct answer is you. You'll get caught up in the Crossfire! Crossfire! Crossfiiiiiiiiiiiiiire!)
S7E3 - Vic gets in deeper with the Armenians and the Mexicans leaving Ronnie and Julien to run with a -related case all alone. So much wasted potential sticking the religious guy on the case instead of Shane.....
S7E2 - Vic and Shane have to scramble to keep Rezian alive in prison and all is not well with the re-teamed Dutch and Billings
S7E1 - Can Vic and Ronnie put aside their hatred for Shane aside long enough to get out from under the Armenians? And how will they do it? Plus Billings' whirlwind legal case already comes to a head somehow.
World-famous blues musician Miles Watson is back to talk about the classic "Warlords of the 21st Century" aka "Battletruck". And by "classic", I mean crappy.
At long last we talk about a movie super deluxe near to both our hearts....Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back! It don't get much better than this!
It's last week's episode redone. Only differences being Pat Picciarelli will actually be here and we watched Samurai Cop TWO.
Two.
Vic is desparate to keep his job and take down Pezuela. What lengths will he go to? And Shane has to scramble to fix his latest mistake before bodies start dropping.
At long last the San Marcos case comes to a conclusion. Will it be enough to save Vic's job? Also, Shane does something incredibly stupid (shocker!).
Pat Picciarelli returns! Talking spies an mustaches.
We also watched Samurai Cop. It's something else...
S6E8 - Hernan's in the wind and the Barn is in hot water for possibly blowing his cover. And when Vic and Claudette disagree about tactics, who will the new Strike Team leader side with? You already know...
S6E7 - The case of the massacre at San Marcos keeps on keeping on. Can that undercover agent, Hernan, help get this solved or is he just gonna cause more problems than Shane on a typical Tuesday?
S6E6 - Shane is acting weird and Vic and Ronnie start having suspicions about him that very quickly become validated. What's gonna happen when VIc confronts Shane this time?
S6E5 - Chubbs stops by to teach Vic about golf....and life! Also, Shane's in some hot water with the wife after being on the receiving end of a beatdown.
Sound the trumpets! Ronnie actually gets to do something for once! And Vic's plan of luring Guardo back from Mexico worked....now what?
If you like your Thor movies without all that Thor getting in the way, watch "Thor: End of Days". We did.
The long-running feud between Vic and Kavanaugh comes to a close this episode. But who emerges on top? (I mean you probably already know....)
Vic's on the hunt for Guardo while Shane starts breaking down under the weight of what he's done. Plus a confusing toaster scene!
Michael Chiklis starred in a Three Stooges bio pic in the year 2000 so we thought this would be a good time to take a look at him playing a very different role than Vic Mackey.
Lem's on the run and the Strike Team wants to get him to Mexico. Will they be able to pull this off before the police find him first? And if Lem goes down will they be going down right along with him?
World famous blues musician Miles Watson is here to watch Battle Beyond The Stars with us.
S5E10 - Vic tries to broker for Lem's safety in prison and Claudette's career takes a turn after she gets questioned about her fall down the stairs.
S5E9 - With their assets frozen, the Strike Team needs to somehow get their hands on $100,000 to bail Lem out of prison. And Claudette's back!
mikedell claims this will be a "special episode".
House on Sorority Row is the film o' the week.
Not that "special"
A day in the life of Kavanaugh as he tries to resist crossing the line in his pursuit of the Strike Team and dealing with his crazy ex-wife. Also, grenades!
Paul Reyes of the city-wide crime detail wants the Strike Team's help on a case. Could this be a new opportunity for them? Not if Kavanaugh has his way.....
Has Kavanaugh packed it in and scurried off with his tail between his legs? Of course it's not that easy.... Also, Clevon is back! Maybe Dutch and Claudette can finally bring this guy down.
It's a twisted tale of plots and counterplots as Kavanaugh keeps the pressure on the Strike Team. Also, Claudette finally tells Dutch what's going on with her health.
S5E4 - Strike Team keeps up the charade of being on the up and up for Lem's wire. Plus a dead baby and a guy called Ass Suck. What more can you ask for?
S5E3 - Mike Dell was right along, they're trafficking kids! Tina gets to go undercover to bust some dirty dans! Plus, Kavanaugh is still a pain in the Strike Team's ass.
Despite technical difficulties, we recorded via Skype to yap about "Attack the Block," Valiant Thor, and Jerry's Top 11 girlfriends on "Seinfeld."
S5E2 - The Strike Team tangles with a psycho named Doomsday while Kavanuagh lays into Lem and tries to get him to wear a wire. The heat is on early this season
S5E1 - A new captain! A new partner for Julien! And a new world of hurt coming for the Strike Team!
LCS Hall of Famer Sean Leahy is here tonight. Probably talking hockey.
Plus we watched the JLC classic Terror Train. Who likes magic?
Nothing starts off the new year better than an Irish musical. We saw Sing Street so you know what that means...
Even on Christmas. No Larry, but Jank and I will review "Anna and the Apocalypse" and discuss assorted
Larry's Top 11 Christmas Movies give us a good starting point for our talk about Christmas movies. Plus, who would cast members of The Shield be in Christmas movies?
Tuffy picked The Kid With The Golden Arm for some reason. We'll find out.
Also, nothing.
S4E13 - A season full of inner-office strife finally comes to a comclusion! But has the Strike Team only opened the door to greater suffering next season? (Yes, yes they have.)
S4E12 - The rest of the Carl and Scooby case comes into focus and Aceveda fucks over everybody. Same shit, different day.
S4E11 - The hunt for Carl and Scooby's killers continues and gets more and more complicated. Also it's lie detector time! And Billings may be chicken shit.
mikedell thinks it's hilarious to watch Gary Coleman movies. It's not. We watched Scout's Honor. It blows.
S4E10 - It's bottle episode time again as most of the action takes place in the Barn. Can the Strike Team find Angie's body before Antwon drops a dime and just what does Monica have up her sleeve?
S4E9 - When cops go missing and leave their squad car behind we can probably assume they weren't abducted by aliens or raptured up to heaven. Not on this show. They saved that for Fargo.....
S4E8 - It's all been building to this! The Vic V Shane Civil War has reached it's climax. Who will come out on top? Or is there another way this can go down?
S4E7 - Vic's life is thrown into turmoil once again just as the Garage Sting finally wraps up. Shane gets a new order from Antwon that puts him and Vic even more at odds.
We watched 2001's Antitrust, but more importantly Tuffy and Larry see how many beers they can put down in a 2-hour window.
Let the drinking begiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn...
S4E6 - Working with the DEA should be fun and easy but not when you got people rowing the boat the ooposite direction...
S4E4 - We're kicking off the second half of The Shield's total episodes with a real sick fuck who now has Vic Mackey pissed off. That's never a good idea....
Not a hoax! Aceveda actually finally steps down! Will Vic be able to prove himself to Captain Rawling and earn that spot leading the gang detail? Would it be much of a show if he didn't?
Season 4 Episode 1 "The Cure" is our topic today and it is chock full o' drama. New characters abound and the show just feels different this season.
It's palette cleanser time again and in keeping with it being Shocktober, we're talking about the movie Scream and the sequels to a lesser extent.
Tuffy wanted to watch Vibes. So we did. Tuffy loves Cyndi Lauper.
Plus mikedell trivia and probably nothing more...
Finale time with S3E15! Everybody is self-destructing and the next season shapes up to look quite a bit different in the wake of this episode's events.
Our pal GI Jolie returns to talk Big Brother? Not sure, but it'll be great.
You know what's not great? Another Gary Coleman movie. Hope you love a montage.
Aceveda and Dutch are suspicious of the Strike Team's involvement in the money train robbery. Things could not look more bleak for your humble narrators.
The countdown to one drama-filled season finale begins as the money train robbery case really starts to heat up. Will Vic's slip-up cost the Strike Team dearly? Also, the Decoy Squad makes another appearance!
It's a battle in Koreatown this week as the Strike Team goes after a guy named Charlie Kim. And a surprise ally makes Danni and Julien's scenes more tolerable!
Agent Coulson has been a naughty naughty boy and not even a trip to Tahiti can save him this time. Dutch interrogates the Cuddler Rapist while Danni goes undercover.
Famed blues musician Miles Watson in the house.
Plus we watched The Rock. If ya smell what we're cookin'
I'm sorry
Aceveda's on the prowl for the guy's who assaulted him and he's ready to pounce like a puma! Also, Dutch and Claudette follow up on a new possible theory about the Cuddler Rapist.
Racial tensions flare wover the death of a young street artist. And Aceveda's wife is a real piece of work...though not as much as Mara.
Danger abounds this episode when Trish calls for help while undercover. Also, a discovery causes mounting paranoia between the members of the Strike Team sowing the seeds of discontent far and wide.
If you loved Natalie Zea on Justified, this is the week for you! The Strike Team sees an opportunity to try and get the marked bills list from Aceveda's office but will it go as planned?
We watched one of the greatest movies ever, The Last Dragon, and if I don't hear the same love from everyone on this, I'mma start Bruce Leroying folks tonight.
S3E6 of The Shield - "Posse Up". Tommy suffers a loss and Vic leads a posse to get justice!
We're back to talk about one of the most shocking episodes of TV I ever remember experiencing. Get ready for discomfort!
Episode 4 is here! The tension between Shane and Tavon has reached it's boiling point in this episode! What an ending!
We're looking at the third episode of Season 3 today. That's it! We will be looking at Episode 4 later this week on Wednesday so tune back in then or save this one until Wednesday and listen to them back to back if you like the big long episode format, If not, enjoy this episode earlier than usual!
Season 3 Episodes 1 and 2. Can the Strike Team get away with robbing the money train or has the unraveling already begun? Also, Claudette's got a new job...or so she thinks.
We watched another Gary Coleman movie. He has a broken halo, we all have broken hearts.
We finally decided to give everyone what they really wanted, an entire podcast all about Sleepaway Camp! Don't worry, we will be back to our regularly scheduled programming next week when we dive into Season 3 of The Shield, but this is something we had to get out of our systems.
Valley Girl to the max tonight. And gag me with a spoon, it's SummerSlam weekend. Totally tubular. I have no idea what I'm saying.
It's finale time again as we close out season 2! Will the lon-promised money train job actually happen and what does it mean for our boys if it does?
Knock Knock. Who's there? A real turd of a movie called Knock Knock. No towels, need sleepy.
Maybe Todd Teacher? Maybe not.
You want mint for pillow?
Are these episodes the most exciting lead up to a finale ever? Definitely not but we gotta get there somehow....no more Laney Kellis at least! Woohoo!
We watched The Ladies Man and the Pens lost. Hopeful that Blogtalk doesn't suck again and actualy records this garbage.
A look back at everyone's first day working at The Barn! Then we jump back to normal times with the surprise return of Gilroy, who is just as much of a drunken loose cannon as ever.
We're back to catch up on some the usual nonsense plus talk about our favorite movies and try to rank the albums of The Offspring.
Armadillo makes his move against the Strike Team! The battle between Vic and Armadillo escalates to a Thunderdome-esque level of intensity. 2 men enter, 1 man leaves! (Can you guess which one? I'm sure you can since there ar 5 more seasons of this show to go....)
Armadillo makes a comeback! So does Connie! Neither of those things can be good..... Drop us a line at MackeysClubhouse@yahoo.com .
3 words, Apollo Fucking Creed! What more do you need? Maybe a little rumor about an Armenian money train.....
NBC Sports very own Sean Leahy is back talking puck. And who know what else.
For some reason Tuffy picked a movie called "Tiptoes" to watch this week. We find out why...
Season 2 kicks off with a bang! We're looking at the memorable first 2 episode of season 2! If you like burning tires around people's necks, you've come to the right place!
Patrick from Spacebook, CA is back as we all watched Last Resort (1986 Charles Grodin).
One season down, 6 more to go! Episode 13 of Season 1, "Circles" was an amazing way to close out a first season! Tune in to hear us gush about it's glory.
If you're a fan of Swedish skatepunk band Millencolin (and who isn't?) this is the podcast for you! Plus more! Maybe Liu will like it.
The great Pat Picciarelli returns to talk police brutality and the greatest con men and grifters in history. Then, we review the Gary Coleman classic "On the Right Track."
Damn fine episodes abound this week. We're looking at Season 1 Episode 11 "Carnivores" and Episode 12 "Two Days Of Blood". Plus the debut of a new segment theme song for our recasting segment.
A mixed bag of episodes this week as we look at Season 1 Episode 9 "Throwaway" and Episode 10 "Dragonchasers". One good, one bad. Can you guess which one is which? Also we try and find superhero roles for Aceveda and Gilroy...has it really come to this?
From the Athletic, Pittsburgh Penguin writer Josh Yohe will be here discussing the upcoming NHL "season".
Plus we watched 1985's The Stuff.
After last week's dynamic duo of stellar episodes, this week's shows can only be a let down..... but we still gotta talk about Season 1 Episodes 7 & 8 anyway.
Mike EL is happily joining us tonight as we all watched Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey. Yup, the sequel. Not the original. Yup.
This week we talk about Season 1 Episodes 5 & 6. Two fantastic episodes so there's a lot to talk about! Will The Office come up yet again this week?
Our pal Dick Belsky returns to discuss his new book THE LAST SCOOP. Plus, we review another Gary Coleman movie. You're welcome.
This week we cover episodes 3 and 4 of season 1 and look at the Superhero potential of Dutch and Claudette!
Return of the Killer Tomatos! is on the docket tnoight. Not much else, Jank better bring it!
Season 1 Episode 1 "Pilot" and Season 1 Episode 2 "Our Gang" are the topic of this week's show. What did we think about the launching pad for the series?
A little bit of catch up on what little news there is in the world these days and some talk about what we've been up to all quarantine-long.
The long-promised Shield podcast is finally here! This week, Larry and Jank just kinda set the stage for this podcast and the show in general as they discuss the main players involved at the start of the series.
We watched Transylvania 6-5000 and not much else. Tuffy and Jank need to step up tonight.
Patrick from Spacebook, California will be here to get writing advice from mikedell.
Plus we watched the Gary Coleman "classic" The Fantastic World of D.C. Collins. (It is not fantastic)
Hitting the 80's hard again tonight as we discuss our Top 11 80's songs and watched UHF.
In hour one, we're playing Remote Control. And in hour two, we're discussing Angel's in the Outfield. Blame Tuffy.
Back to the 80's again as we watched Cannonball Run 2. Yup, 2.
Plus WrestleMania. You're welcome.
Hamburger The Motion Picture is on the menu tonight. See what I did there? That's about as good as it's gonna get tonight.
Cousin Brandon and Mike-EL will be here talking up the 1980's classic, Midnight Madness.
In an episode we're calling, Midnight Madness Madness.
We're not really calling it that...
Pete lists his Top Games He Has Made, lists don't get more personal than this! Plus a review of the good and bad of Jay and Silent Bob Reboot. Also Birds of Prey flopped, who coulda predicted that?
Every other week, instead of the usual song and dance, we're gonna be doing a little something Pete likes to call "The Adventures of Blank". Basically short form D&D style scenarios complete with a final boss at the end. Check it out!
We celebrate the cinematic masterpiece that is Grease 2 with Mike EL from the Comic Book Syndicate. (And maybe Cousin Brandon).
Yup, Grease 2!!
A look at the news, Winners & Losers, the exciting conclusion of Pete's book, and some facts close 'er out this week!
We catch up with our old pal, Chris Geffel.
Plus, the usual load of crap we watched this week.
Pat Picciarelli is back talking Top 11 Private Eye movies with mikedell.
Royal Rumble recap.
TV, movies, apathy.
This week we're talking about the Michael Douglas classic "Falling Down", the Grand Theft Auto of movies! Plus the usual nonsense!
A found footage ghost movie? All my favorite things.....we talk about Grave Encounters then do Winners & Losers and review the latest entries in Pete's book about What He Loves About His Mom.
Talking all about Twin Peaks with our guest Josh Minton host of Red Room Podcast and author of "A Skeleton Key To Twin Peaks".
Payback's a bitch this week as Pete had to watch "The Greasy Strangler". Did he like it? Does anyone like it? A little board game talk up next. Then Kevin's 13 Worst Movies He Saw In 2019 List. Some Winners & Losers and then some more readings from Pete's "What I Love About Mom" book!
This week we look at what I can't even call a movie..."The Amazing Bulk". Spoiler alert, it sucks! Pete has 4 board games to review and thenKevin does his Top 12 Movies of 2019. Close out with some Winners & Losers and some more of Pete's tribute to his dear mother!
First up, we put together our Ultimate Blink 182 Playlist! Then some non-spoilery bitching about Rise of Skywalker. Then we review the recent Christmas horror movie "Better Watch Out".
It's the end of Twin Peaks for us. And we're probably gonna spoil the hell out of Star Wars.
As Christmas approaches, we present you with the gift that is the poetic musing of one, Mr. Todd Teacher, aka Captain Justice, aka Teach. It's a Christmas miracle.
Plus we're nearing the end of Twin Peaks.
How has Pete's list of Best Games changed since last year? What new albums did Kevin enjoy this year? Who are this week's Winners & Losers? Tune in for the answers to these questions and more.
This week we're reviewing the 2018 Blumhouse Tilt classic film "Upgrade". Classic to me and the 4 other people who saw it in the theater anyway..... Plus some Winners & Losers, Xenoshyft (which is not about an alien jump rope tutorial video) and some more bitchin' about Pokemon Sword & Shield even though neither of us have played it! That won't Shield it from our S-words though (like shit and sucks).
A look at Digital Underground's cinematic masterpiece "Nothing But Trouble" (I guess Dan Akroyd was there too....) Some trash talk about Pokemon Sword & Shield that may have been premature! The very last shreds of Kevin's heart get ripped apart in the championship round of the 80s Classic Rock Tournament! Winners & Losers and a board game review that will make Blue Ducks say "That's Quacktastic!"
The Ed is supposed to show up to discuss his love for Dolemite. Plus Twin Peaks, Crown Jewel, and despair...
Is "Halloween III : Season of the Witch" that bad or is it just misunderstood? Was 3 From Hell a totally unneccessary sequel? Plus, we take a look at this decade in horror movies by trying to put together our Mt. Rushmores for each of the last 10 years! Finally some Winners & Losers and a little Marvel Champions talk.
Starting out with a contentious and heartbreaking (for some) edition of Ultimate Playlist where we look at the songs of Sum 41! Then we talk a little bit about The Blob (mostly the 1988 version). Some other movie reviews, plus Pete saw Tom Green! How was he? And some Winners & Losers.
Miles Watson returns to discuss his new World War II novel, SINNER'S CROSS, and the best horror movies of the 2000s. Then Larry, Jank, and I review the Twin Peaks movie, "Fire Walk with Me."
This week we review Happy Death Day, finish up the preliminary rounds of the 80s Classic Rock Tournament, get a board game review and hear some Winners & Losers.
Open up this week with some talk about the new Joker movie, then a review of the The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra. Then Round 8 of the 80s Classic Rock Tournament, will AC/DC finally get a spot in the Tournament of Champions??? Tune in to find out, Then we got a new bit called Winners & Losers (it's just what it sounds like), a TV-themed board game review and some bonus facts!
We got 12 Monkeys! We got Round 7 of the 80s Classoc Rock Tournament! We got a review of the new Tegan and Sara album! We got facts! We got a game review of Wing Span! We got a look at part of American Horror Story : Apocalypse! Think that covers it all....
So many movies to talk about....The Last Unicorn, Alien 1 through 3, 3 From Hell, Ad Astra and Rambo :Last Blood! Plus an in-depth review of Blink 182's trainwreck of a new album "Nine".
NBC Sports' very own Sean Leahy in da house. So I guess we're talking hockey. But hopefully, not too much.
Plus the usual other stuff.
A review of It Chapter 2 that's nearly as long as the movie itself! The next installment of our 80s Classic Rock Tournament. Some guys in their 30s bitching about kids today and how much they've ruined society! The Fact-O-Pedia! All the things you've ever wanted!
This week we deep dive into the movie Brightburn and then create our ultimate Flyleaf/Lacey Sturm playlist.
This week we look at disaster movie "The Core". Then a truly and utterly heartbreaking edition of the 80s Classic Rock Tournament where things do not turn as planned. Then a look at the album artwork of System of a Down and Pete drops some big game news!
The Ed is back for his super-deluxe preview of the upcoming football season for the entire world of America to enjoy.
Plus, Twin Peaks, fantasy football draft order, and the usual nothingness.
This week we look at the Ryan Reynolds' movie The Voices, Is it a comedy? Is it a drama? Is it everything to everyone? Find out! Plus Round 4 of the 80s Classic Rock Tournament and a look at the album art of Philadelphia's own Dead Milkmen!
Our pal Pat Picciarelli returns to discuss an ongoing controversy with the Mystery Writers of America and the Central Park Five case.
A review of the movie "Your Highness", a look at the album artwork of Swedish punk sensation Millencolin and some other random reviews!
A look at 80s b-movie Deathrow Gameshow! 80s Classic Rock! And a look at the album artwork of Iron Maiden!
The Never Ending Storyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Plus we come up with our Ultimate Offspring Playlist! And a look at the tragic San Diego Comic-Con of 2019.
We finish up S1 of Twin Peaks. Plus the Man Inside has a new found love for the Man In Black.
A look at the movie Edge of Seventeen and the album artwork of the Beatles! Plus some Stranger Things 3 talk.
We jump into episodes 3 and 4 of Twin Peaks. Plus we discuss Veronica Mars and American Horror Story,
You know, we're on the cutting edge of trends. You're welcome.
Author, legendary blues musician, and lover of CVS, Miles Watson is here tonight.
Plus we start into our Twin Peaks discussion.
We finally return with an abbreviated recap of our recent Washington/Vegas vacation, a review of the movie Sanctum, a look at the album art of The Cranberries and some talk about Radio Disney in the early 2000s!
Todd Teacher is back with his very unique style of poetic musings. Maybe Dean will show up.
Also, Big Brother, WWE Stomping Ground, and the usual movie/tv crap
From The Athletic, Josh Yohe is here talking up the Pens, wrestling, and who knows what else.
Michigan Frank is now an Uber driver. Plus AEW and maybe mikedell left the house this week.
The big Batman news of the week has changed the movie we are looking at this week. We look at the movie Good Time and the album artwork of Three Days Grace in addition to some other random news.
It's franchise palette cleanser time again as we take a look at Pete's pick of the week "Walk Hard : The Dewey Cox Story" Plus some news and a look at the album names/artwork of Oingo Boingo!
The great Dick Belsky retunrs to talk about his new book "Below The Fold", the Cleveland Browns, and undoubtedly, Jim Iovino.
Larry Fairish joins Pete and Kev again this week to close out the horribly confusing Paranormal Activity franchise. Plus the long-awaited Weird Al Originals bracket tournament and all kinds of other shit!
Pretty sure dell and Jank are gonna ruin Endgame. Spoliers galore. Plus, mikedell watches even more movies. He hates the sun.
Recorded hot on the heels of our Avengers Endgame episode, this was a shorter episode in which we talk about the just dreadful Marked Ones, look at our last Weird Al album, come up with some fantasy singer trades, and quiz Pete on some movie taglines.
Spoilers abound! long long talk about Avengers: Endgame, the movie that made all of the money.
We moved on up to Paranormal Activity 4 this week as well as Weird Al's "Straight Outta Lynwood" original songs. Plus a look at the album art of Blink 182.
Paranormal Activity 3 doesn't deliver what it promised, we look at some rare Weird Al original tracks and we kick off a new album artwork bit with The Offspring of course.
mikedell saw a ton of movies again. And once again, they all sound like winners.
Plus, WWE Shakeup, Pens, and the usual boringness...
Pat Picciarelli is here talking up his book 'Hollywood Godfather', plus we'll hear about his new podcast.
WrestleMania has come and gone and we'll be recapping that as well. And maybe, just maybe, our buddy Lance will call in and tell us about being at WrestleMania last weekend. (My guess is he won't call because he's a big wuss.) (SS)
Video game news! Paranormal Activity 2! Best F(r)iends! Running With Scissors! Movie Tag-Line! All in one show!
Sean Leahy is back to preview the NHL Playoffs. It's also a WrestleMania weekend, so we'll be previewing that. A lot more previews too. Like, will mikedell see the sun this summer? (spoiler... no)
Michigan Frank returns to update the Spacebook page goings-on. Plus we watched "Wish Upon" for some reason. I'd like to wish upon mikedell a punch in the jeans for suggesting this.
We kick off our look at the Paranormal Activity franchise with a special gues, Larry Fairish joins us to discuss the first movie, Weird Al's "Poodle Hat" album and Simple Plan of all things...
Michigan Frank returns. Will he get so pissed off that he hangs up on the show again this week? My guess is yes...
Stallone says he's done so what did we think of his last performance as Rocky Balboa? Tune in for that and a scathing review of Craptain Marvel.
From The Original Janksters podcast, it's Kevin Jank. We'll definitely be spoiling some movies...
At the behest of Pete, we're talking about Moana this week and the word basically gets used an inordinate number of times. Plus a look at the original songs on Weird Al's "Bad Hair Day" album and all the Pokemon news that's fit to print!
Is Wish Upon really that bad? Yes, yes it is. Also a look at the original songs from Weird Al's Alapalooza album! That's a lotta als for one sentence.
.The Rocky franchise may be over but the character lives on. Taking a look at the start of Adonis Creed's journey this week. Also some game / music talk and Weird Al of course.
This week we learn Balboa is Italian for 6 I guess, Did they end the Rocky series on a better note this go around?
It's the day we've all been dreading as we look at the utterly pathetic Rocky V. We then look at a better side of the 90s by doing a bracket to determine the Best One Hit Wonder Song of the 90s!
At last we get to look at one of Kevin's all-time favorite cheesy over the top 80s movies, Rocky IV! Will Pete be as taken in by this movie's charms and sweet 80s jams?
The Rocky series kicks it upa notch with Rocky III. Pete might actually enjoy this one! Also Kevin does a list of the 17 Worst 2018 Movies he saw.
Everyone's favorite guest Sean Leahy is in da house. Which unfortunately means there's probably gonna be a good bit of hockey talk...
Come traverse through the world's longest coma with us this week as we review Rocky II. Spoiler alert, Pete still didn't like this one. Also Kevin gives his Top 15 Movies of 2018. Then Pete talks about some board games he played recently.
After a month off we're back with the same ol' nothing. May have several guest tonight, may have no guests tonight. Who knows? Not us.
Kevin loves the Rocky movies, this we all know, but what does Pete feel now that he has seen the first one? Tune in and find out!
Capping off our look at Jason Voorhees with the 2009 reboot of the franchise that died as quickly as it came. Then we kick off the start of the Best Music of 2018. Finally we talk about dinosaur-packed board game and take a look at the history of the Marvel Comics character Ronin.
This week, Pete's updating his favorite board games list! Then we cap it off with a look at Jason X, where theFriday the 13th franchise goes comepletely off the rails.