Who Analyzed Roger Rabbit?: Recent Episodes

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The daily podcast in which hosts Chris Blair and Annie MacMullan analyze Who Framed Roger Rabbit? one minute at a time.

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Here is the missing Friday with Nish segment for minutes 49 -51. We will be back for minutes 52 – 54 the week after next.

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Chris and Annie take a look at the third of the post movie shorts released in the theaters.

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Halfway through the movie, Chris and Annie take a look at the second Roger Rabbit short, Roller Coaster Rabbit.

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Now at the halfway point of the movie, Chris and Annie look at the first of three post Who Framed Roger Rabbit shorts, Tummy Trouble, originally put in theaters with Honey I Shrunk the Kids.

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Jeff joins us one last time, as Roger wraps up his singing.

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Jeff is back as Roger sings to the band that never was.

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Comedy superstar Jeff Walsh joins us, we see more of Jessica, and we get deep into Jeff’s private life.

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Lexi joins us for the last time this week, as we find out if we’re bad or just drawn that way.

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Lexi is back as we look at minute 47 and the only deleted scene…which is very very disturbing. Watch on youtube at your own risk

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We are joined by the hilarious performer, Lexi Diamond, only when it’s funny…

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In it’s full glory, we see the speak easy, the gin mill, the…Hooch Parlor??

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Quick update about what’s been happening plus Nish gives us his thoughts for minutes 43-45.

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Andrew and Kestra join us for our return trip back to the bar.

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Kestra and Andrew Darowski are back, and we get a lot of Toon/human world integration.

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Alex Robinson joins us one last time as we talk about weasels and the cartoon afterlife.

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Alex Robinson is handcuffed to us again today for minute 41.

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One of the inventors of the Movies by Minutes genre and from The Star Wars Minute, Alex Robinson, joins us this week, and we discuss hot topics like free will and Jar Jar.

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How happy are we to have Jason back? Let us count the ways…

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Jason is with us, as we get to see a great comedy human/Toon duo shape.

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Legendary improviser, Jason Shotts, is here this week to help us discuss how Toons function.

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Kate joins us one more time this week, as we see Eddie start to question the words of a baby.

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Kate joins us again, and the mystery really gets going as Eddie encounters a certain foul-mouthed baby.

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Kate Littleton from Unspooled joins us this week, as we cover…THAT minute. Yes the one with the shoe. Ugh. Buckle Up.

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Niall joins us for the last time this week, but we are joined for the first time by everyone’s favorite gang of weasels, The Toon Patrol.

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Niall is back to relive his childhood nightmares, as we talk about a very corrupt judge.

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Niall McGowan from the Bat Minute joins us this week, and together we explore the existential nature of Toons. 

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Adam and Rachel join one last time, and we see if Nish has figured out who framed…that one cartoon character.

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Adam and Rachel are back as we get our first look at Toon Town, and we meet the man Chris thought framed Roger Rabbit.

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Chris is joined by Adam and Rachel from the TMNT Minute podcast, as things start to really go down.

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Andrew and Diet Coke join us one last time this week, as we see Eddie, much like Roger, become sad, looking at pictures.

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Andrew and Diet Coke are back for lots of rabbit tears and an idea for a Who Framed Roger Rabbit spinoff series.

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Andrew and Diet Coke from the Super Mario Bros Minute join us, as we witness Eddie and Roger’s first true moment together.

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We conclude Indiana Jones week with Tom Taylor, and we discuss the very important issue of mixing Toons with alcohol.

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Indiana Jones week continues, as we’re joined by Gerry Porter, and we cover quite possibly the most uncomfortable minute of the movie. Get ready for some pattycake!

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We are joined by Lawrence Tagoe, as he discovers Who Framed Roger Rabbit for the first time. And we finally see Eddie be a detective.

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Molly joins us for the last time this week, and things start to become uncomfortable.

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Molly joins us again as we talk all about Human-Toon love, and Jessica’s song just keeps on going.

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We are joined this week by legendary comedian Molly Sanchez, and we finally answer the question “who married Roger Rabbit?”

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Guillermo joins us for the last time, and we get to spend a lot of time with Betty Boop. What is a “Soft Hoskins?” Find out!

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Guillermo is here again, as we explore a man who acts like a Toon.

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We are back and so is Guillermo. Worlds collide, as the two most famous ducks of all time come together.

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Keara is back for the last time this week to help us call out the 600 pound gorilla in the room.

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Keara is back, and Angelo’s egg might have as tragic of a path as the cartoon shoe. Also let’s learn about Screwy Squirrel. 

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San Francisco’s favorite improviser, Keara McCarthy joins us this week. We meet Eddie’s better half, as we try to determine what exactly is their relationship status.

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Scott joins Who Analyzed Roger Rabbit for the last time this week, and we join Eddie in one of the saddest bars ever. Also does Nish get closer to solving the mystery? Come find out.

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Scott joins Who Analyzed Roger Rabbit again, and we discuss Eddie’s character as well as the joke that is LA’s transportation system.   Participate in Hypothetical Thursday by joining our listener’s group: Who Analyzed Roger Rabbit Listeners. 

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In this week’s Who Analyzed Roger Rabbit, Dueling Genre head honcho, Scott Carelli, joins us. We’ve sat in Maroon’s office for the past three minutes, but the movie makes it up to us by giving us lots and lots of … Continue reading →

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Kestra and Andrew are back for the final time this week. We find out who that scary eye belongs to, we talk a lot about Dumbo, and Nish gives his early thoughts on who he thinks framed Roger Rabbit.

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Kestra and Andrew are back. We theorize on Pistol Packing Possum’s relation to the plot, and we try to figure out what exactly Eddie is drinking.

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Andrew and Kestra from the Disney Animation Minute Essentials podcast are here, as we meet the very unlikeable RK Maroon and take a tour of his office.

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Gary K Wolf joins us for the last time this week, as we finally meet our anti-hero, Eddie. Nish calls us again; find out how much his mind is blown by these three minutes.

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Gary K Wolf is back, as the movie transforms from Baby’s Day Out into something very magical. We talk Raoul J. Raoul, the hardships of working with Toons, and a six frame joke most people will never see.

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Creator of Roger Rabbit, Jessica Rabbit, Baby Herman, and Eddie Valliant–author, Gary K Wolf–joins us to talk minute 4.

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Guillermo joins us for the last time, as we explore the psychology of Mrs. Herman. Also, our friend, Nish, watches these minutes for the first time and offers his thoughts/predictions.

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Guillermo joins us again, as we dive deeper into the opening short, “Somethin’s Cooking,” and Roger’s desperate attempt to not be sent back to the science lab.

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Let the mystery begin! In this first episode, Annie and Chris are joined by the Head of Story for Sony’s The Mitchells vs. the Machines, Guillermo Martinez. Join us every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and become part of our Facebook group … Continue reading →

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A podcast for Toons and humans alike that dissects the movie, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, one minute at a time. Join us for this pre-film episode, where we discover who, in fact, analyzes Roger Rabbit. Spoiler: It’s Chris and Annie. … Continue reading →