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Update: we have survived the marathon! Together with the Bald Move community, we raised just raised over $15,700 in cash donations, plus easily another $1000 in subs and bits in 24 hours for the fine folks at @CureAlzheimers!! While we won’t have the exact final total for a few days, this is easily a new…
A.Ron can't get enough of The Holiday, so he recruits two all-star Christmas rom-com veterans for this important discourse. Kim Renfro from Insider and Joanna Robinson from Vanity Fair join the podcast to discuss The Holiday's place in romantic comedy history, gumption, fantasy kitchens, healthy levels of "scroodily-doo", and dream of a Nancy Meyers theme park.
Jim and I saw a Star Wars film tonight. We were displeased. If you loved or liked the film, we're really happy for you. But this trilogy wasn't for us, much like it's father, the prequel trilogy before it. If you hate the film, we totally get that, too. All we ask is that you try to be happy for the people who are happy, and try to be understanding to the people who are feeling a bit numb like us. We'll be back in 2020 for some more awesome movies, and probably a few that will suck, as is tradition. See you then!
Jim and I went to see the Joker tonight, and it was intense, challenging, but also beautiful and engrossing look at mental illness and the sicknesses at the heart of our society. Director Todd Phillips gives us a plausible, believable, and terrifying Joker to inhabit a world that is set in a hazy late 70s period but…
Cecily and A.Ron dish on the premiere episode of FX's American Horror Story: 1984, "Camp Redwood". It's a great looking episode where the cast is having a lot of fun, and there are 1980's horror tropes aplenty, but that fun comes at the expense of , well... the Horror. Still, fun counts a lot for us, so we're all in.
Jim and A.Ron discuss the latest TNG episodes A.Ron has seen; filming locations they have visited; the new KFC chicken/donut aberration; plans for future Telltale playthroughs; Fargo S4 hype; A.Ron’s favorite Bill Simmons guests; Andrew Yang’s UBI; an El Camino prep suggestion; some kind of Tic-Tac-Tech; VR gaming; Bald Move action figures must-have accessory; the…
HBO's The Deuce is back! We rejoin our mixed crew of hustlers on the Eve of 1985. The strip itself seems a bit less bright, and a good deal more dangerous, even as powerful big-money interests have high-class aspirations for the neighborhood. This premiere is a marvel of efficient storytelling and character re-introductions, introducing various threats to the community; wolfpacks, AIDS, home video recording, that will be impacting the lives and livelihoods of The Deuce denizens for the rest of the series. What did you think? Tell us using the feedback links below!
Jim, A.Ron, and Cecily share their final thoughts on Amazon's superhero subversion The Boys (00:00:00) then discuss the final episode of Hulu's Harlots, as well as the prospects for a fourth seasons (00:23:34).
Jim, A.Ron, and Cecily all talk about HBO’s newest comedy series, The Righteous Gemstones, created by and starring Danny McBride (00:00:00). Then we discuss cord-cutting with tech journalist Jared Newman who runs Cord-Cutter Confidential (00:19:00). Finally, we wrap up with a discussion of the first four episodes of Amazon’s The Boys (00:40:39)! Leave Us A Review…