With Jamie unable to do the show tonight, I went solo for 35 minutes and discussed "Force of Execution", the one I did in my ill-fated second episode a year ago-- which was never posted here in the archives. Hopefully I fared better this time!

In this episode Jamie and I look at the Peter Weller DTV classic, and I realize the hard way that some films don't get better with age.

In this episode, Jamie and I look at "The November Man", or "L'homme Novembre", or "Der November Mann", or "El hombre noviembre", or "o homem novembro". However you say it, the verdict is the same in any language: "Zzzzzzzzzzzzz".

In this episode, Jamie's beau Brian Sammons joins us to discuss Robowar, and we make up for making him watch a Lifetime movie-- also we make up for all the stinkers he's had to watch with Jamie as a result of our show. We also discuss why this movie works where its modern counterparts fail. (We went a little long, so the last 13 minutes are on a second part.)

This is the remaining 13 minutes or so that I couldn't fit into part 1.

In this episode, the DTVC podcast turns 40 by looking at the Golan-Globus/Cannon/Michael Dudikoff/ninja classic. We also wonder why they don't make 'em like this anymore.

The DTVC pod is back and Jamie and I discussing "Wolf Cop", a film so good that we didn't have any long digressions while we were discussing it. Hoooowwwlll!

A week late-- but not a dollar short, because the show is free-- Jamie and I look at April Fools Day, and we do our darnedest to stay on topic.

In this episode, Jamie and I look at Uwe Boll's take on the '08 financial crisis, and also look at him as a film maker and how far he's come-- or hasn't come. Also, it looks like the audio issues with volume and Jamie's volume have been worked out.

In this episode, Jamie and I look at "Open Windows", an Elijah Wood film that is nothing like the "Rear Windows" it's compared to.