<p>It's Easter! Are you coloring eggs? Well, in 1961 colored people weren't allowed to NASA. That's the subject of this week's movie, Hidden Figures. It's OK. Not great. Your hosts Dan & Frank talk about how Frank would have been a great racist in this movie. Beyond that, I don't remember what else we discussed. Whatever.</p>

It's Easter! Are you coloring eggs? Well, in 1961 colored people weren't allowed to NASA. That's the subject of this week's movie, Hidden Figures. It's OK. Not great. Your hosts Dan & Frank talk about how Frank would have been a great racist in this movie. Beyond that, I don't remember what else we discussed. Whatever.

<p>It's Easter! Are you coloring eggs? Well, in 1961&nbsp;colored people weren't allowed&nbsp;to NASA. That's the subject of this week's movie, Hidden Figures. It's OK. Not great. Your hosts Dan &amp; Frank talk about how Frank would have been a great racist in this movie. Beyond that, I don't remember what else we discussed. Whatever.</p>

Hidden Figures

Manic depressive writer Dan Luke (formerly of Cartoon Network) and self indulgent director Frank Romano (of Nick and Younis) analyze film and television in this frequently hilarious, always obnoxious, often infuriating, and sometimes insightful show.

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Hidden Figures

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