Crispy Coated Robots

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Episode 90:  “Welcome to the cartoon ghetto.”

Jim, George, and Joseph debate the best fight sequences in movies and TV. 

For the first time ever, the home office from the future requests a topic by posting a single word: Shark. This leads to free-for-all submissions where anything with the word ‘Shark’ goes.

·        Who broke Chuck Norris’ back in front of a solitary cat eyewitness?

·        Why is it always the Russian mob for some reason? 

·        Which podcast host was a stowaway in Dr. Raymond Fielding’s animation class decades ago?

·        What did actor Viggo Mortensen do in a scene to make Joseph say it was a brave performance?

·        Which movie restored the menacing presence of a classic movie villain and made Jim tear up with tears of joy?

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CRISPY COATED ROBOTS LISTEN TO...

Jim & George listen to Sheryl Crow's  smash1993 solo debut album TUESDAY NIGHT MUSIC CLUB.
[Original Air Date: 11/14/21 on Houston Radio Platinum]

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CUr0bnDCfM&list=OLAK5uy_lJpLTtRp1g-z0eDVXvMKVQbpqnan5rLyw

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Episode 89:  “It’s a Cage Match!” 

The guys discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly roles of Nicholas Cage. Jim assigns various comic cartoon character personas to Joseph and George as the trio debates the best in Sunday Morning Comic Strips.

Flashback Moment: Each of three share the (unrelated) time they wrote and drew their own comic strips.

Why did former President Jimmy Carter write Jim?

And who is Ty Jones?

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CRISPY COATED ROBOTS LISTEN TO...

Jim & George listen to YES's  smash 11th album 91025.
[Original Air Date: 11/07/21 on Houston Radio Platinum]

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"It Can Happen!" The Crispy Coated Robots listen to the classic Yes album from 1983, "90215." Listen in and find out why this wasn't supposed to be a "Yes" album, why they made multiple videos of the same song, why they named their grammy-winning instrumental "Cinema" and, most importantly, find out what lead singer John Anderson did when he had a cricket on his shoulder here in Houston. Hear these amazing stories along with hits "Owner of a Lonely Heart," "Changes," "Leave It" and more!

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Episode 88:  “Did you touch my drum set?”

The guys discuss the best scenes around a table environment in movies and television. Also debated are the best and worst in collectables.

Other points of interests:
Jim quizzes Joseph on the original 9 Beanie Babies launched in 1993.

 “Milking Deniro” the spiritual sequel to the “Meet the Parents” franchise.

George and Joseph contemplate the worldwide conspiracy that Superglue contrived when they unleashed Hummel figurines upon an unwitting generation of people.

Nosebleeds make for the most authentic play when action figures are involved.  

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(ORIGINAL AIRDATE 10-31-21 on Houston Radio Platinum) 

The Crispy Coated Robots celebrate Halloween by celebrating the 45th anniversary of the first TV appearance by Rock and Roll Hall of Famers KISS on the amazingly weird "Paul Lynde Halloween Special" way back in 1976. The band performed 3 songs off the album that the robots review on this show - 1976's "Destroyer." That's right, "Detroit Rock City," "Beth" and "King of the Nighttime World" were squeezed in between skits that featured Tim Conway, Florence Henderson, Roz "Pinky Tuscadero" Kelly, Billy Barty and more!

Hear tidbits, trivia and find out the real name used to write the hit "Beth," on this special Halloween show. So, "Shout It Out Loud," and share this special show  with your friends - the Crispy Coated Robots listen to Kiss "Destroyer!"

Listen to the full album  here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naXPoz1Du34&list=OLAK5uy_kV6ZyKwFB0PYaeNuoZKBKAgN9fuBaCYw0

Listen to the Crispy Coated Robots review your favorite album Sundays at noon or Mondays at Midnight on houstonradioplatinum.com or download the FREE HRP app! 

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Episode 87:  “That great Italian dish… Corn”

 Jim, Joseph, and George discuss the best dream sequences/hallucination in film & TV and reminisce about school lunch entrées.

Other moments of note:

·        What is the darkest scene on the Brady Brunch that actually involves manslaughter? 
·        What are the ingredients of George’s pre-gig Subway® sandwich?
·        Joseph relays the frozen horror he encountered in a school freezer when he was a college sophomore.   
·        Jim catalogues the 16 Dream Sequences of Gilligan’s Island 
·        What did George eat every day for an entire school year when he was in the 7th grade? 

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In their longest show ever, Jim, Joseph, and George debate character intros in movies and the best album covers.

Intern Tom Wu commits a major gaff that nearly brings the guys to blows over the show topics.

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OCTOBER 12, 2021

Episode 85:  “Is there such a thing as an ‘ass monkey’?”

The boys drive into discussing major television mini-series, and debate the best of the best in lawn equipment.

·        What last-minute submission rule restriction from Nebulor does George rebel against?

·        What secret ‘weapon’ made Joseph’s father’s lawn look so immaculate?

·        In a less-than-proud moment: Dorf on golf in the holocaust.

·        George rambles on ad nauseam about a Russian invasion.

·        “He beat me multiple times… at chess.”

·        Which podcast host was tempted to urinate on actor Richard Chamberlain after watching him in a mini-series? 

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(Original Airdate 10-10-21 on Houston Radio Platinum) 

This classic contains the big radio hits "Runnin' With The Devil," "Jamie' Cryin,'" "You Really Got Me," "Ain't Talkin' Bout Love" and more!

Listen in for tidbits, trivia and personal insights on how the world changed after a certain musical "Eruption."

Listen to the full album here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REtGa3L0XXg

Check out the show (with music)  Sundays at Noon and Mondays at midnight on houstonradioplatinum.com or download the FREE app.