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A podcast about EVERYTHING... but mostly the stuff we like. Two friends talking about everything and anything that they’re interested in a that particular moment. From science fiction to sports, movies to music, books to Battlestar Galactica... we try to cover it all in our own, special, idiotic way.
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Friday Aug 28, 2020
Friday Aug 28, 2020
This time around, we're diving into something that we came across by complete accident - the weirdness that was cinema in 1977. From space opera to truckers to disco to highbrow sci-fi, there was a little something for everyone. And there was also plenty of stuff that no one was asking for. We've sifted through everything so you don't have, so grab your popcorn and enjoy this jaunt in the Wayback Machine!
THE WEEK IN GEEK:
Looks like Mando is getting some company on Disney+ in the future
The big non-story story that's happening with the new Battlestar Galactica project for Peacock
LINKS OF INTEREST:
Here's a complete list of all the movies that were released in 1977 so you can follow along
Here's that IMDB list of 50 Movies From 1977 Worth Watching
Wikipedia's article on film in 1977
The infamous movie poster for Semi-Tough that will probably haunt your dreams for the next decade
...AND ANOTHER THING:
Tim recommends checking out the Aaron Sorkin-penned movie The Social Network
Todd advises you to find the James Bond documentary Everything Or Nothing: The Untold Story of 007
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Tuesday Aug 18, 2020
Tuesday Aug 18, 2020
What happens when you combine the 1980's, Hulk Hogan, Deebo, Robert Fuller, and a dump truck dosage of kayfabe? You wind up with the cinematic masterpiece that is No Holds Barred. For no good reason in particular, we decided to do our own commentary track of this adventure into 'rassling cinema and you can play along. As of this recording, the movie is streaming on Amazon Prime Video, but you should be able to find it anywhere or cue up your old VHS copy. When we get to the commentary, we'll give a countdown and you'll be able to watch the movie with us jabbering in your ear!
The commentary in this episode starts around the 20 minute mark.
LINKS OF INTEREST:
- The first handshake of The Mega Powers (Hulk Hogan and Randy "Macho Man" Savage) was indeed a big deal. Just ask Hogan.
- For those of you interested in a little background on Jim Beam's Old Tub, here you go.
- Wilfred Brimley was 50 years, 9 months, and 6 days old when Cocoon was released in theaters. And today I learned there's such a thing as the "Brimley/Cocoon" line when you cross that particular milestone.
- Wondering what kayfabe means? Here's your definition.
- And yes, it appears Todd was correct in saying there was a practical reason for pirates to wear an eye patch besides missing a peeper or trying to look cool.
...AND ANOTHER THING:
Tim heartily recommends you re-visit the excellence that was Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
Todd thinks you should start binging Longmire if only to get a little more BSG alumni into your life
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Friday Aug 07, 2020
Friday Aug 07, 2020
As you may have noticed, we love us some comic book movies. In this episode, we're going to talk about the best and worst ones we've ever seen.
TIMESTAMPS OF INTEREST:
Best begins at 0:28:00
Worst begins at 2:03:00
LINKS OF INTEREST:
- Kevin Smith's take on comic book movies and the Martin Scrocese kerfuffle
- Holy Night Shift Batman! We may be getting Michael Keaton back as the caped crusader!
- This is a favorite Avengers: Endgame crowd reaction video
- Yeah, that Logan trailer set to Johnny Cash's version of "Hurt" was epic
- The story of how we got Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury
- And here's why we should be glad that they didn't ask the previous guy to come back
- In case you want to avoid watching Batman v Superman, the first trailer they released will save you the trouble since it gives away everything
- Looks like Ray Fisher won't be back playing Cyborg or going to a bbq at Joss Whedon's house any time soon
...AND ANOTHER THING:
Tim highly recommends checking out Steve Austin's Broken Skull Sessions on the WWE Network.
Todd thinks you ought to listen to more neo-soul with Melanie Faye whose music is on most streaming platforms as well as Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.
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Tuesday Jul 21, 2020
Tuesday Jul 21, 2020
With a delay or three, we're back with this football-centric episode as we continue to parse just what the hell is going on with the New England Patriots in 2020 after the departure of Tom Brady. We'll talk about the arrival of former NFL MVP Cam Newton, Jarret Stidham, and Brian Hoyer (or is it Sawyer?). Dive into some pigskin with us!
LINKS OF INTEREST:
- Here's a little background on the fall out from Cam Newtown dipping out of a post Super Bowl press conference in 2016.
- A little background on the abbreviated NFL career of Hart Lee Dykes.
- Here's the episode of Fatman Beyond where they talk about the Blazing Saddles sequel
- And we couldn't forget a little more info about Tahmoh Pennikett's Hallmark Christmas movie, Angel of Christmas, could we?
...AND ANOTHER THING:
- Tim highly recommends checking out the NPR Podcast Bullseye with Jesse Thorn
- Todd advises you to listen to Marc Cohn & The Blind Boys of Alabama album Work To Do
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Friday Jul 03, 2020
Friday Jul 03, 2020
With out BSG binky taken away, what ever will we do?!
Oh, don't worry. We've got plenty to talk about.
In this episode, we go through our current top five albums, some of our musical upbringing, and what we think makes a great album. Also, some honorbale mentions, and at least one embarrassing story from Todd. C'mon in - the idiocy is fine!
LINKS OF INTEREST:
- Here's that video of Billy Joel freaking out in Russia because the lighting guy wasn't listening... or didn't speak English
- Turns out Casey Kasem did voices for a bunch of other stuff too
- With the mention of "Be My Yoko Ono" and The Beatles, we'll use this excuse to show you the video where Yoko Ono made Chuck Berry question his entire life
- Todd foolishly said Alberta license plates when it should've been Ontario. Sorry.
- Here's that video of Stevie Wonder playing "Superstition" on Seasame Street back in the day
- Here's a live version of "Living For The City" with the intro by Stevie
- Oh yeah, and Stevie also kept pace with Tony Bennett
- A little more background on The Beatles being better in mono and also Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band in mono
...AND ANOTHER THING:
TIM recommends checking out the WWE documentary Undertaker: The Last Ride covering The Phenom's last year in the business
TODD humbly suggests checking out Speed Of Soul by his band Mama's Boomshack, which turns six this year
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Friday Jun 26, 2020
Friday Jun 26, 2020
This is a bittersweet episode for us folks... Not only are we creeping up on our one year anniversary as a podcast, but we've also come to the end - or rather, the end tacked onto the end - of the journey that has been our re-watch and re-cap of Battlestar Galactica. In this episode, we gush over all the things that we loved and bid a fond farewell to our most favorite of TV shows.
LINKS OF INTEREST:
- Here's the wikipedia page for BSG: The Plan
- Here's the IMDB trivia page for BSG: The Plan
- The actress who played Giana - Lymari Nadal - also happens to be married to Edward James Olmos
...AND ANOTHER THING:
- TIM highly has high hopes for his new book, Fit Men Cook 100+ Meal Prep Recipes for Men and Women by Kevin Curry
- TODD has been pleased with his read on Van Gogh: The Life by Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith
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Friday Jun 19, 2020
Friday Jun 19, 2020
In this episode, we break out our new favorite gimmick and go all tale-of-the-tape as we break down the two Star Wars Story movies: Rogue One and Solo using categories like overall story, main characters, villains, droids, and more. Who will win and who will lose?! Okay, we're pretty sure how this is going to turn out, but there's lots of jokes and rambling to keep you entertained along the way, so dive in with us!
LINKS OF INTEREST:
- Our suggestions for the "national anthem" of Free Range Idiocy... Todd was partial to Funkadelic's "One Nation Under A Groove" while Tim preferred "Spirit of Radio" by Rush
- Here's a little more information about The Bolsheviks in the 1980's WWF
- Here's more info about Paul Campbell (aka Bill from BSG). And it wasn't a Hallmark Christmas movie, it was just a plain ol' Hallmark movie that starred Paul Campbell with fellow BSG alumnus Tricia Helfer called Sun, Sand, & Romance
- And yes, you can still find the Star Wars set for Luke's home in Tunisia
- Here's some more information on screenwriting legend Lawrence Kasdan
- Here's the article from The Verge that Tim was talking about
- What time is it?! It's Vader time! Check out Vader's return to the WWE back in 2012
- Not only was Dryden Voss originally a different actor (Michael Kenneth Williams), but the character was also supposed to look very different as well
...AND ANOTHER THING:
TIM highly recommends checking out the new video from the official Rush YouTube channel for "Spirit Of Radio" with lots of Easter eggs about the band
TODD would suggest getting your hands on a copy of The Adventures of Baron Munchausen if you can and also read up some more on actor Oliver Reed
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Friday Jun 12, 2020
Friday Jun 12, 2020
It hasn't been quite as long as the Colonials journey from Caprica to Earth... but it feels like it sometimes! We've come to the end of the line with Battlestar Galactica as a series and will be talking about our favorite moments and characters from the final episode. Buckle up folks, it's going to be journey!
LINKS OF INTEREST:
- Here is Adama's speech on the hangar deck
- Todd was wrong - it's LEO, not LEON Getz. And yeah, they... get you at the drive-thru (NSFW for language)
- Battlestar Galactica was originally called Adam's Ark when Glen Larson began developing it
- Here's the extra scene from "Daybreak" with Starbuck and Adama
...AND ANOTHER THING:
- TIM recommends checking out the Grimm TV series when you have a moment
- TODD recommends giving the HBO Watchmen series a viewing or three
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Friday Jun 05, 2020
Friday Jun 05, 2020
We're back with our top moments, characters, and episodes from the second half of Battlestar Galactica season four. What were the turning points? Who were the most important characters? Did both Tim and Todd manage to stay awake through the entire episode? All this and more.
LINKS OF INTEREST:
- Here's a list of all the season four episodes for reference
- Here's the Smart Park commercial
- Here's Casey Affleck's legendary Dunkin commercial from Saturday Night Live
- And just in case you missed it, here's Laura Roslin going medieval on Tom Zarek
...AND ANOTHER THING:
- TIM continues to (rightfully) gush about Disney Gallery: The Mandalorian, especially the fourth episode, "Technology", which covers one of favorite things ever, The Volume.
- TODD got himself hooked on French singer Cyrille Aimee this past week via the Sanborn Sessions. Be sure to check out her album Move On: A Sondheim Advernture.
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Tuesday Jun 02, 2020
Tuesday Jun 02, 2020
We welcome back Jimmy Dice from Scruffy Looking Podcasters to help us break down who is the best starship captain: William Adama or Jean Luc Picard? Using categories like intelligence, tactical acumen, and more we'll figure out who'd you want at the helm of your adventure through the cosmos and a whole lot more.
Scruffy Looking Podcasters is a stuck-up, half-witted Star Wars podcast that is definitely worth your time, featuring Jimmy Dice, Kev Garbett, Chris Hall, and Ed Bosshart
LINKS OF INTEREST:
- For reference purposes, here's some background information on William Adama.
- And here's a couple of reference articles for Jean Luc Picard.
- Oh yeah, and that Fred Wesley song that Todd mentioned called "Breaking Bread"? It's pretty great.
...AND ANOTHER THING:
TIM was pretty enthralled by the documentary series McMillions, which talks about the guy who scammed the McDonald's Monopoly game for years.
TODD highly recommends watching the documentary ZZ Top: That Little Ol' Band From Texas as well as checking out one of their newer singles, "Gotsa Get Paid" which pretty badass.
JAMES is pretty excited to start reading the first few books in The Expanse books series. And you should totally check out the new song from his band The Fogcutters called "New Moanin'" which features Ryan Zoidis of Lettuce.
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