Idiotlab

Boo! That's right, it is October which means that all month long on Spoofs, Goofs, and Novelty Songs, we'll be covering all your favorite spooky spoofs! It's a tradition...that's beginning right now!

First up, we review the seminal zombie spoof classic Shaun of the Dead!

Later, Marty brings a little steam in the air with an icon of haunted houses: the fog machine. And finally, Scott presents the Pinball Number Count!

We're headed back to school for this week's un-seminal (and not even a spoof, to be honest) Purge parody The Binge. We'll see if we can remember anything after all THE DRUGS this movie features; scary!

Then, Kelly presents a little Asher Roth in the form of him singing about his Love of College. Included in this segment: a choose-your-own-adventure, college edition. 

Finally, Marty shows us his favorite shower accessory and we learn a little bit about...you guessed it, showers.

Another year, another episode! That's right, for this episode we return to our old friend, our favorite British spy in his latest seminal installment AUSTIN POWERS: THE SPY WHO SHAGGED ME. Sticking with that theme, Marty presents the Dr. Evil remix of Will Smith's "Just the Two of Us"

Finally, Kelly closes out the podcast with his favorite drink holding "novelty" product: the can koozie.

We've completed one year of this podcast and so, of course, we've decided to celebrate by reviewing the un-seminal YEAR ONE. But, before we get to that, Kelly performs a seven minute monologue about Cobra Kai. 

Later, Scott takes us all the way back to the "year one"s of novelty songs, so to say, as he plays us some of the first novelty songs ever!

Then, Marty brings in his own personal...lawn flamingo and we round out our year one celebration with a classic SGNS quiz!

But wait, didn't you JUST review a western spoof last week? That's right, once again, we're headed to the old west, as we review the non-seminal Adam Sandler Netflix movie The Ridiculous 6! Many comparisons to Blazing Saddles are made, including comparing the quality (this movie is bad.)

Then, we meet a whole family of sharks as we take a listen to Baby Shark, do do do, do do do.

Finally, Scott rolls us a D20 using his very special novelty product: a dice castle.

50 episodes of movies, songs and products and we are finally reviewing a monumental, nay, a SEMINAL spoof, Mel Brooks' Blazing Saddles. Does the movie hold up?

Then, Scott plays us a little track from The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly as we dive in on a little Ennio Morricone (and discuss film scores in general).

Finally, to celebrate our 50th episode, Marty has sent Scott and Kelly a mystery box containing a mystery novelty product...

With one episode left until our milestone 50th episode, we take a long trip into the past for the seminal 2001 spy kids spoof Spy Kids! Shockingly, it's one of the best spy spoofs we've done.

Scott then introduces us to Ross Bagdasarian. A pioneer of novelty songs, he was a writer for the Rosemary Clooney classic "Come On-A My House" as well as "Witch Doctor". He was also...instrumental...in a certain novelty song technique! 

Finally, Marty bails on a visual gag as he presents a mannequin.

Swab the deck! Mind the oar! Sail along the seven seas with us as we review the mildly seminal Muppet Treasure Island! Do we think this kid's movie holds up? Do we side with the pirates?

Then, Kelly presents his favorite, very thoroughly researched novelty song "Tequila" AND he even brings a little quiz for us all!

Finally, Marty takes us on a little online scavenger hunt after showing us his favorite treasure map.

GET OUT OF MY PODCAST! 

That's right, it is SHREK WEEK here at SGNS. We're talking Shrek, we're talking Fiona, we're talking Donkey (the talking donkey Donkey that is), and, Kelly tries to bring in Shrek 2. But no. We're talking about the seminal fairy tale spoof Shrek.

Later, Marty pops in his "Now That's What I Call Music" compilation to play us "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" and to present us the longest quiz in the history of the show. Finally, Scott brings us...TWO statues???

Welcome, once again, to THE podcast about dumb shit where this week we tackle Carl Reiner's (RIP) un-seminal erotic thriller spoof Fatal Instinct. How sick are Kelly and Scott of cop spoof movies? Does Marty, once again, like a cop spoof more than his co-hosts?

Later, Scott presents a symphony, along with a few other surprises (don't worry, there are quizzes aplenty) and Kelly teaches us all a little about Sir Isaac Newton's law of gravity.