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- Didja See This: The Sons Of Sam 2021
This week, Paul talks Maury Terry's anti-stanic cult quest and pitches a Workplace dramedy!
10 min - Bourbon Gets Scotched!!!
This Week, the Dudes Talk Tariffs, Distillery, and Turning the Other Cheek. Join us!
18 min - Didja See This: The Vast of Night 2020
This Week Paul reviews 2020's "The Vast of Night" and pitches a humans vs. nature thriller! Grab the popcorn and settle in!
8 min - Pride and Prejudiced Chicken
This week the Dudes talk Pride Month, Fast Food Feuds, and another Animal Escape! Join Us!
19 min - Didja See This: The Perfect Score 2004
This Week, Paul reviews 2004's The Perfect Score, and Elevator Pitches a love story told across time and Audtory Space.
9 min - Get in, Loser, We're Goin' Squatchin'
On their new Release day of Mondays, The Dudes talk Michael Flynn, Myanmar, and the Great Oklahoma Bigfoot Hunt. Join us, won't you?
Note, from now on, the show will be released Mondays!
Recorded 6/2/2021
21 min - Didja See This: Everyone's Hero 2006
This week, Paul Reviews 2006's "Everyone's Hero" and Elevator Pitches a Rom-Com.
8 min - Cheesesteaks and Treason
This week the Dudes talk January 6th, GOP Obfuscation, and Birthday Cheesesteaks. Join us, wont you?
Note: Recorded 5/25/2021
Update: Our predictions were correct...
18 min - Didja See This: Spider-Woman 1979
In a new Bonus segment, each week Paul will review the strangest, funniest, or most fascinating tv show, movie, or video he's seen. This week, he joins you to talk 1979's Spider-Woman!
10 min - Mask Not What Your Country Can Do For You...
This Week, the Dudes talk CDC recommendations, disease vectoring, and Tom Delonge's obsession with UFO's. Join Us!
Recorded 5/19/21
19 min
About Didja See This?
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Seeking the essence of Cinema, have microphone, will travel. Join our host Paul W. as he breaks down films across time and space.