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Joining boy wonders Dan Barrett and Chris Yates in the ABW cave is the beyond lovely Mel Tait, the talented multi-hyphenate (ABC Radio host, playwright, and now co-host of the upcoming A Country Podcast).
We quickly get talking about what we've been watching.
Sorry To Bother You (Streaming on Netflix) - 03:00
Staged (BBC) - 20:46
The Other Two (Comedy Central / Stan) - (45:44)
A Country Practice (Streaming on 7Plus) - (33:00)
This is Always Be Watching - a podcast in which two grown men offer their considerable opinions on the children's entertainment program about Muppets.
Find more Always Be Watching - www.alwaysbewatching.com
What's worth streaming this weekend? This podcast offers you nothing but answers.
This podcast is a bit of a trial. Do people want this? Please let me know.
It's a theme week as we travel back to the future.
And then we look at what might be the final years of cinema as TV and cinema finally converge. (52:52)
On the Always Be Watching Pod, officially the podcast of record that cites the viewing interests of Dan Barrett and Chris Yates, the two watchers discuss the new Netflix documentary series Fear City: New York vs The Mafia. Dan has a grab-bag of movies he has watched recently including Almost Famous, State & Main, and new Netflix film Desperados. Oh, and Chris finally caps of his weeks-long watching of all the Jaws movies with the much maligned Jaws 3 and Jaws 4.
It was a bit of a quiet week for us watching new TV (there's so little of it around worth chatting about), but that didn't stop us getting passionate about the things we were actually watching.
Dan went to the cinema and saw all three Christopher Nolan Batman movies - Batman Begins/The Dark Knight/The Dark Knight Rises and his opinions on the films have shifted. (06:19)
Both Chris and Dan are really excited by the new podcast The Oral History of The Office. The two discuss watching the show and how the podcast has made them feel about the show. {31:34)
Rosehaven is one of the few really good Aussie comedies and both Dan and Chris are into it... with a few reservations. (58:32)
Yes, this show ran long. But the passion these boys have for what they've been watching - it runs deep.
Put on your facemasks and get ready for another talk about all the TV and movies we've been watching.
This week at Always Be Watching HQ Dan and Chris have a chat about the new 2-part documentary Laurel Canyon and then speak with filmmaker Allison Ellwood about it.
Dan and Chris also talk about new Netflix film The Old Guard and then the classic shark flick Jaws.
The biggest theatre event on the planet this month took place not at the currently shuttered theatre, but on people's TV screens thanks to Disney+. Across the world people were watching Hamilton. Dan and Chris were particularly interested in how one takes a live theatre performance and actually lets it be good on TV - not always an easy task.
Chris stumbled upon Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan and loved it. Oh, and Dan stayed up way too late with a red muppet talk show host named Elmo.
This is the Always Be Watching podcast. No flipping.
The biggest show on the planet has been Floor is Lava - Dan and Chris have both watched the show and absolutely bought into its ridiculous simplicity. Obviously, Dan has some criticisms.
Floor is Lava is just one of several big format activity-based game shows on the air right now. Dan offers a rundown on what else is happening in this space at the moment.
HBO launched a new Perry Mason TV series. Dan has one big concern with it. Meanwhile Chris lavishes praise on the new Netflix Eric Andre special. And then it's time for a look back at Freaks & Geeks. How does it hold up 20 years later?
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