Trigun: Badlands Rumble directed by Satoshi Nishimura and starring Masaya Onosaka, Hiromi Tsuru and Satsuki Yukino.

Episode Roundup: The Cowpunchers demand more Western anime!  Pat attempts to explain the futuristic concept of "Double Dollars". Stu does some lavish estate planning.  Amy is baffled by the "Thomas Meat", and so should you. #LeeVAnimeCleef

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BONUS EPISODE!!!

Another collection of bits, gags, digressions, and assorted strangeness that we cut from previous episodes that we couldn't just throw away!

Pat teaches us the proper verbiage to use when throwing someone through a window.  Amy really Tony Hawked it.  Stu refuses to watch Game of Thrones.  The Cowpunchers search the internet for the most niche podcast ever made.

Hell Town (originally released as "Born to the West") directed by Charles Barton and starring John Wayne, Marsha Hunt, and Johnny Mack Brown.

Episode Roundup:  The Cowpunchers are nearly compelled to look for work in the American Cattle Business!  You could say we had some real BEEF with this movie!  In all seriousness, there was a full two minutes of cows mooing.  Amy thinks this would have been a better movie if it had been made as a romantic comedy.  Stu realizes that the beef were the friends we made along the way.

Moo.

Rango directed by Gore Verbinski and starring Johnny Depp, Isla Fisher and Timothy Olyphant

Episode Roundup: The Cowpunchers find themselves with a delightful film! It leaves them nearly speechless as they talk about nearly everything except the movie itself.  Pat finds lots in common with this children's animated film and the Mad Max series of movies, coincidence? I think not. Stu discovers his western animal avatar, his answer may surprise you. Stu quizzes Amy and Pat with everyone's favorite game, "Is it West?"

The Grand Duel directed by Giancarlo Santi and starring Lee Van Cleef, Alberto Dentice, and Jess Hahn

Episode Roundup:  Sabatathon '21 is closed out with this charming classic featuring a Baroque painter and a horse's rear end!  Amy gets a Netflix deal.  Pat can't say "Lee Van Cleef."  Stu has an easy time editing this episode.  Amy challenges Stu and Pat in a game of "Sabata or Sartana???"

Sabata the Killer directed by Tulio Demicheli and starring Anthony Steffen, Peter Lee Lawrence and Eduardo Fajardo.

Episode Roundup: This dogs breakfast of an "movie" was packed with double crosses and truly taught us to live, laugh and love. Pat shares his memories of the Woodrow Wilson musical. Stu is entranced by Teddy Hobo-sevelt. Amy wonders what she ever did to this movie. Again, we emphasize that this show is not for children.

Sabata directed by Gianfranco Parolini and starring Lee Van Cleef, William Berger, and Ignazio Spalla.

Episode Roundup:  Welcome to SABATATHON '21!  The Cowpunchers have been at it for a year now, and to celebrate we're starting a new tradition; Lee Van Cleef movies every February, all February.  Pat wonders who is actually playing that banjo, because it sure ain't Banjo!  Stu is fascinated by all the weird sexual tension.  Amy wants half-capes to make a comeback.

Quigley Down Under directed by Simon Wincer and starring Tom Selleck, Laura San Giacomo, and Alan Rickman.

Episode Roundup:  The Cowpunchers reflect on the beauty of the Australian landscape and Tom Selleck's mustache.  Amy celebrates America's Sweetheart, Alan Rickman.  Stu buys the whole box of postcards.

Stagecoach directed by John Ford and starring John Wayne, Clair Trevor, and Andy Devine.

Episode Roundup:  The Cowpunchers have an intense discussion over who brought the face; John Wayne or John Wayne?  Maybe...John Wayne!  Amy successfully caulks the wagon and crosses the river.  Stu just wants a bowl of brown food in a saloon with sawdust on the floor.    Pat wants a movie about Old West Journalism.

Down the Wyoming Trail directed by Al Herman and starring Tex Ritter, Horace Murphy, and Mary Brodel.

Episode Roundup:  H0-HO-HOWDY!  The Cowpunchers discover the true meaning of Christmas and it has everything to do with Santa Claus shooting a man to death in cold blood.  Stu shouts at the landscape.  Amy wonders who the father is.  Pat reveals the Academy Award winner for Best Supporting Elk.  Pour one out for Limpy.