We will back next week with new weekly episodes but as we wait Dave, John and Kyle are here to discuss what they are looking forward to in the world of pop culture in 2021.
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We will back in January with all new weekly episodes but as we wait Dave, John and Kyle are here to give a quick look back at their favorite podcast moments from 2020.
In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss the Lifetime/KFC mini-movie A Recipe for Seduction (1:15) and the industry changing bombshell that all Warner Bros films for 2021 will debut on HBO Max and in theaters simultaneously (7:10). We also review the Euphoria special episode entitled "Trouble Don't Last Always" (32:20) and the series premiere of The Queen's Gambit (40:05). Finally, we give quick check-ins to what we each host has been individually watching recently including the finale of The Undoing (48:15).
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In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss the mysterious monolith reminiscent of 2001: A Space Odyssey found in the Utah desert (1:50). We also discuss three possible new Netflix features including a sleep timer (11:00), an "audio only" mode (17:10) and a linear channel (21:00). Finally, we review the premieres of Peacock's Saved by the Bell series (28:15) and HBO Max's The Flight Attendant miniseries (46:15).
In this week's special episode David, John and Kyle discuss and break down the 1990 Christmas family comedy film Home Alone in celebration of the film's 30th anniversary.
We break down the film scene by scene and finally decide who was tortured by Kevin more: Marv or Harry. We also discuss some behind the scene facts and wild conspiracy theories fans have made since the film premiered. Directed by Chris Columbus, Home Alone was released November 16th 1990 by 20th Century Fox and stars Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci, Daniel Stern, John Heard and Catherine O'Hara.
In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss the rise of a baby name first pitched on Seinfeld (1:45). We also discuss the passing of Alex Trebek and who may replace him as host of Jeopardy (7:40). Next, we review the series premiere of A Teacher from FX on Hulu (20:10) and the season four premiere of The Crown entitled "Gold Stick" (33:10) Finally, we reveal who the listeners think drafted the best 90's streaming service last week (45:45).
In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss some updates from Borat Subsequent Moviefilm including a GoFundMe for one of film's stars (1:35) and how Kazakhstan is using a Borat catchphrase for their tourism ads (6:05). We also discuss how users may not own their Amazon Prime Video purchases forever (10:30). Next we review the series premieres of The Undoing (20:25) and How To with John Wilson (35:35). Finally, we give quick check-ins to what we each host has been individually watching recently (47:45).
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In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss how the streaming service Quibi, which launched in April, is shutting down (1:50) and how Spectrum Originals is basing a new series on the coronavirus pandemic called "The Second Wave" (15:00). We also review Sacha Baron Cohen's second Borat film entitled Borat Subsequent Moviefilm (19:55). Finally, Nick Boyle from The Good, The Bad & The Watchable podcast joins David to discuss Big Brother 22 including the big finale (39:50).
In this week's episode David, John and Kyle react to the Dexter limited series revival news (1:45). We also discuss how a fake robbery for NCIS: New Orleans led to the real cops arriving at the scene (12:30) and how a cameo in Adam Sandler's Hubie Halloween led to someone losing their job (18:30). Finally, we review the series premiere of Hulu's Helstrom (25:20) and Netflix's Aaron Sorkin film The Trial of the Chicago 7 (34:05).
You can also listen to past episodes of the podcast on iTunes or on our YouTube channel. Also be sure to follow our Twitch channel!
You can also listen to past episodes of the podcast on iTunes or on our YouTube channel. Also be sure to follow our Twitch channel!
In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss the rebrand of CBS All Access as Paramount+ and the upcoming changes to Paramount Network (1:40). We also discuss the announcement of Borat 2 (14:40), how Chuck E. Cheese wants to get into scripted content (22:15) and the change to KFC's marketing tagline (26:15). Finally, we review the series premiere of Amazon's Utopia (29:15) and the season four premiere of the FX anthology series Fargo (40:20).
In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss how the releases of Tenet (1:50) and Mulan (16:35) went and how it may effect the rest of the year for movie theaters. We also discuss the new diversity and inclusion standards The Academy introduced for best picture eligibility (22:50). Finally, we review the first half of The Boys season two (32:20) and the series premiere of We Are Who We Are (54:20).
