I Think I Saw That

We're back only one week later! In celebration of our Yogi-versary (our fifth episode which allows us to buy our Yogibo chairs!), Marcie once again decides to take us down to Tangent Town before we watch the movie. Although she was on a tight schedule, she managed to lead us on a tour of Roger's wardrobe, The West Wing, our experience with making illegal hooch, and other fascinating topics. We talk *briefly* about the movie and then take a dark and depressing tour through the year 1995. 

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Now that we have watched the movie Office Space, let us meditate on many things. Roger regales us with his tales of living the Office Space life during his year at IBM Global Services. We ponder the magnificent mess that is Jennifer Aniston's hair and wonder why her career has essentially gone into hibernation for the last decade or so. We also ruminate on the many meme-worthy moments of this movie -- mmm yeah, that'd be great -- and Roger has a hot take that stimulates a discussion on the appropriateness of white corporate drones geeking out to gangsta rap. Also Samir FTW.

We're back -- did you miss us! Roger and Marcie return for our not-fifth episode (sorry Marcie, you are so close to your Yogibo!)  Join us for this pre-show as we launch into a wild series of tangents including kayaks, The Office, Peach Schnapps, and many, many other things as Marcie tries to divert us from the task at hand. 

We eventually turn our attention back to Mike Judge's cult comedy classic, 1999's Office Space. Come and see all the things that Marcie remembers about the movie and about the year 1999, and hear about her love of gin -- whoops, another tangent!

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OK, we're back! Now that we've watched the movie, we'll talk about both the lovely Daniel Craig and the equally lovely Eva Green. In between, we'll settle our bet from the pre-show and also talk about why neither one of this feels this movie would be appropriate for our two boys. Here's a hint: mutilating torture. Roger and Marcie both struggle valiantly to keep Marcie awake, so the only question is -- will she yield... in time?

Welcome to the first half of this week's podcast! Based on the length of the two previous shows, we've decided to break up this week's movie into two episodes, neatly divided into the part that we recorded before the movie and the part after the movie. In both parts, we will be talking about an iconic James Bond film, 2006's Casino Royale. We will talk a bit about Mr. Craig (Daniel!), and in this episode we find out that Marcie remembers a LOT about this movie, just not necessarily in the right places. She also makes an unfortunate bet with Roger about a key plot detail -- let's see what it is and who has to pay off after the movie!

Welcome to our sophomore effort of "I Think I Saw That", where Marcie and Roger dig into one of the iconic romantic comedies that really defined the genre, "When Harry Met Sally". Somehow even though the movie was much shorter, the podcast turned out to be longer. Perhaps romantic comedies provoke a little more thoughtful conversation. Listen to us opine about the necessary elements of a successful romantic comedy, provide a comprehensive breakdown of Meg Ryan's evolving wardrobe and hairstyle choices, and address the iconic diner scene. I'll have what she's having...

Welcome to Episode 1 of our new podcast, "I Think I Saw That". Listen to happily married couple Roger and Marcie Wistar share their love of movies and each other in their own unique way. Roger remembers nearly everything about the movies that he has seen. Marcie, not so much... and thus the title of this podcast is born. 

In this episode, Roger and Marcie revisit the classic action thriller Clear and Present Danger (1994), and along the way discuss the rugged handsomeness of Harrison Ford, the perils of pleated pants, and Moira... oh Moira. Enjoy!