Jimmy England and Christine Wuergler discuss The Odd Couple in this episode of Back to the Balcony. She says it’s a comedy, he says it’s a documentary. If nothing else you’ll learn what a Fake Shemp is.

Is it possible to have a frank and earnest discussion about 1979’s Caligula? Or do guest Len Perdic and host Jimmy England get distracted by the “adult situations”? You be the judge. WARNING: You may get aroused.

Ve half ways of making you listen. Actually we don’t. But you’ll want to hear Len Perdic and Jimmy England go completely off topic discussing The Boys From Brazil.

Everybody’s talking about Midnight Cowboy. Maybe not everybody but guest Mario Bernardi and Jimmy England do try to figure out what all the fuss was about and how attitudes have changed in this episode of Back to the Balcony.

Guest Mario Bernardi displays his automotive chops when critiquing the car chase scene in Bullitt, Jimmy England gets lost down some dead end street as usual in this episode of Back to the Balcony.

He’s back! It’s another Elvis movie when Jimmy England and Chris Wuergler analyze Viva Las Vegas. Actually, Jimmy analyzes, Chris just enjoys that Hunka hunka burnin’ love.

Jimmy England with a bad Belgium accent discusses Albert Finney’s bad Belgium accent in 1974’s Murder on the Orient Express with fan favourite Chris Wuergler

Babes In Toyland, good enough for a new generation? Guests Charlotte, Halle and Taylor educate Jimmy England about what kids today find entertaining in our Christmas episode of Back to the Balcony. Turns out, it doesn’t have to be animated.

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest brings the plight of the mentally disturbed to the mainstream. Jimmy England struggles to be funny without being disrespectful. Guest Len Perdic offers opinions and gets out of the way.

Dr. Strangelove scares the bejeebers out of Jimmy England while guest Len Perdic explains that it’s just a movie and could never happen today…maybe