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F*** It! - Twin Peaks/300 Discussion (Ep. 6)
Six episodes in and we are already running out of things to talk about. Lord help us all!
Sticking with the theme of television, Travis & Tom have a new sub-series called, "F*** It!" where they each discuss a movie or TV show that the other hasn't seen. Travis tries his darn-dest to enthuse upon the surrealist magic of 'Twin Peaks' without spoiling anything. Later as Tom revels in the violent thrill of 300, he discovers that he might be one of those guys whose idea of talking about how great a movie is to just spoil what happens in said movie. It's the David Lynch vs. Zack Snyder showdown you never asked for!
Hopefully, they'll have something more productive to talk about next time.
Clips Cited
- 300. Directed by Zack Snyder, performance by Gerard Butler, Warner Bros. Pictures, 2006
- "The Man Behind the Glass." Twin Peaks, written by Robert Engles, directed by Lesli Linka Glatter, performance by Miguel Ferrer, Spelling Television, 1990.
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By Travis M. Baker & Thomas N. Flores IIISix episodes in and we are already running out of things to talk about. Lord help us all!
Sticking with the theme of television, Travis & Tom have a new sub-series called, "F*** It!" where they each discuss a movie or TV show that the other hasn't seen. Travis tries his darn-dest to enthuse upon the surrealist magic of 'Twin Peaks' without spoiling anything. Later as Tom revels in the violent thrill of 300, he discovers that he might be one of those guys whose idea of talking about how great a movie is to just spoil what happens in said movie. It's the David Lynch vs. Zack Snyder showdown you never asked for!
Hopefully, they'll have something more productive to talk about next time.
Clips Cited
- 300. Directed by Zack Snyder, performance by Gerard Butler, Warner Bros. Pictures, 2006
- "The Man Behind the Glass." Twin Peaks, written by Robert Engles, directed by Lesli Linka Glatter, performance by Miguel Ferrer, Spelling Television, 1990.