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It's been a while. But yes, we're still here and we will never, ever give up.
Ever.
In episode 8 of Wha' Happening? we are joined by Will, who not only agreed to be a return guest, but also showed up IN PERSON by travelling to Australia. Now that's dedication.
Of course, we ask the usual questions (what annoyed us, surprised us, confused us and delighted us), but we also reflect on Mark Wahlberg's ability to maintain a squat at the expense of all other priorities.
This show was recorded on the unceded land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation.
This show was recorded on the unceded land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation.
Okay, so we somehow skipped March, but we're back in the Shyamalan saddle, watching his 2008 masterpiece 'The Happening' for the seventh time.
Along with the usual questions (what annoyed us, surprised us, confused us and delighted us), we also ask what happens when a person's body is covered in eyes. Also, there's something about auditioning the wind.
This show was recorded on the unceded land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation.
Another viewing, another international celebrity guest. This time, we talk about M. Knight's 'The Happening' with Will, all the way across the globe, in the land of whimsy, competitive hurling and well-poured Guinness.
This show was recorded on the unceded land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation.
More fun times involving M. Knight Shymalan's classic film 'The Happening', this time with our first international guest for the season, Aime.
Aime is also our first returning guest, having weathered a viewing of 'Peter's Friends' for Season 1 in the dying days of 2023.
Aime is also Imbi's long-suffering sister. Luckily, there's 19 years between them so she hasn't really had to suffer that long.
This show was recorded on the unceded land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation.
This month, we are sans guests and simply à deux. However, we are still watching M. Knight [dot]'s classic 2008 film The Happening and asking ourselves the usual questions about what delighted, confused, annoyed and surprised us, as well as our latest theory about wha' happened.
We talk about Men of Science, the knitting ladies, and timetabling issues, and Derek tackles the pronunciation of some difficult names head on.
This show was recorded on the unceded land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation.
We return after a short break with Episode 3 of the latest season of Can We Just Say with a series first: we're joined in the studio by not just one special guest, but two!
Yes, indeedy. We've mixed things up and gone couple vs couple with Katie and Brent, asking the usual questions about M. Knight Shyamalan's movie 'The Happening': What confused us? What annoyed us? What surprised us? What delighted us? And... Wha' happened?
This show was recorded on the unceded land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation.
A new episode of your favourite* podcast series Can We Just Say, this time featuring our first very special guest of the season: James [Last Name Redacted and possibly unpronounceable].
James not only brings the much-needed Youth Factor to the pod, but he also ignites also-needed controversy when he reveals his top three M Knight (full stop) films.
This was our second viewing of M. Knight Shyamalan film 'The Happening' and we asked the usual questions (What confused us? What annoyed us? What surprised us? What delighted us? And... Wha' happened?)
This month's big revelations include: almost everyone involved in this film has a difficult surname to pronounce (and we've only got 10 more episodes to get them right); Derek's out-right rejection of the "run-cry" concept; plus the debut of our new sign-off!
*subject to personal taste
This show was recorded on the unceded land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation.
The first episode of the new season of our award-winning podcast* 'Can We Just Say...'.
This time around, we watch the 2008 M. Knight Shyamalan film 'The Happening' every month for a year, and each time we ask ourselves the questions:
1. What confused us?
2. What annoyed us?
3. What surprised us?
4. What delighted us?
5. Wha' happened?
Topics covered in this episode include: Zooey Bechamel, the delights of the diner in Filbert, Pennsylvania, TROWNS, and Derek's hopes that a talent scout is listening to this season.
*no actual awards given.
This show was recorded on the unceded land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation.
Each month for twelve months, Imbi and Derek watch the 1989 cinematic masterpiece 'The January Man' and ask themselves the following questions:
1. What surprised us?
2. What delighted us?
3. What annoyed us?
4. What confused us?
5. Who *is* the January Man?
This show was recorded on the unceded land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation.
Each month for twelve months, Imbi and Derek watch the 1989 cinematic masterpiece 'The January Man' and ask themselves the following questions:
1. What surprised us?
2. What delighted us?
3. What annoyed us?
4. What confused us?
5. Who *is* the January Man?
This show was recorded on the unceded land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation.
From the publisher's feed
Each season, Imbi and Derek watch a wonderfully bad/good/bad film once a month for twelve months and discuss all their feelings. Yes, all of them.