Ep. 106 - Absence of Malice
This week the Timeless TV Dinner Reviews crew rewatches the (1981) Paul Newman & Sally Fields classic Absence of Malice. The team talks, Paul Newman’s ability to open a bottle of Bordeaux, journalistic integrity, & what movie Amy wanted to see instead… the rest we’re saving for the pod!

Ep. 106 - Absence of Malice This week the Timeless TV Dinner Reviews crew rewatches the (1981) Paul Newman & Sally Fields classic Absence of Malice. The team talks, Paul Newman’s ability to open a bottle of Bordeaux, journalistic integrity, & what movie Amy wanted to see instead… the rest we’re saving for the pod!

Ep. 106 - Absence of Malice
This week the Timeless TV Dinner Reviews crew rewatches the (1981) Paul Newman &amp; Sally Fields classic Absence of Malice. The team talks, Paul Newman’s ability to open a bottle of Bordeaux, journalistic integrity, &amp; what movie Amy wanted to see instead… the rest we’re saving for the pod!&nbsp;

Ep. 106 - Absence of Malice

It started with the phrase, "You couldn't make that today"!
Film enthusiasts, industry professionals and long-time friends, Derrick, Steve, Amy and Kel, have been talking films together for years. They've discussed while on sets, in offices, on trucks, at poker games, and now on a podcast.
TTVDR is a conversationally witty, GenX exploration of the forgotten, underrated, and nostalgic 70s/80s films first enjoyed while eating a Salisbury steak TV tray dinner with the family or at a drive-in with that "it was never going to work" first date.
Before second-screen watching, there was only one screen, a couple channels and an admiration for the art of filmmaking, and the people behind the scenes.
Oh and, millennial, Producer Katie somehow converted one document to a .pdf and now joins to learn about movies she's never seen, while offering her perspective as the representative for the next generation.

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It started with the phrase, "You couldn't make that today"! Film enthusiasts, industry professionals and long-time friends, Derrick, Steve, Amy and Kel, have been talking films together for years. They've discussed while on sets, in offices, on trucks, at poker games, and now on a podcast. TTVDR is a conversationally witty, GenX exploration of the forgotten, underrated, and nostalgic 70s/80s films first enjoyed while eating a Salisbury steak TV tray dinner with the family or at a drive-in with that "it was never going to work" first date. Before second-screen watching, there was only one screen, a couple channels and an admiration for the art of filmmaking, and the people behind the scenes. Oh and, millennial, Producer Katie somehow converted one document to a .pdf and now joins to learn about movies she's never seen, while offering her perspective as the representative for the next generation.

It started with the phrase, "You couldn't make that today"!
Film enthusiasts, industry professionals and long-time friends, Derrick, Steve, Amy and Kel, have been talking films together for years. They've discussed while on sets, in offices, on trucks, at poker games, and now on a podcast.
TTVDR is a conversationally witty, GenX exploration of the forgotten, underrated, and nostalgic 70s/80s films first enjoyed while eating a Salisbury steak TV tray dinner with the family or at a drive-in with that "it was never going to work" first date.
Before second-screen watching, there was only one screen, a couple channels and an admiration for the art of filmmaking, and the people behind the scenes.
Oh and, millennial, Producer Katie somehow converted one document to a .pdf and now joins to learn about movies she's never seen, while offering her perspective as the representative for the next generation.&nbsp;

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