IMMP

IMMP

By Matthew Porter and Ian PorterComedyTV & FilmSociety & Culture
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IMMP episodes

  • 035: MY FAVORITE MARTIAN

    If you ask The Bixby Boys, Bill Bixby is good in anything. But can he find his way through a 60s sitcom opposite Ray Walston as a super-powered, supercilious man from Mars?

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    Links:

    • My Favorite Martian - Wikipedia
  • Bill Bixby - Wikipedia
  • Ray Walston - Wikipedia
  • Previously on the IMMP: Bill Bixby is THE MAGICIAN
  • Previously on the IMMP: THE INCREDIBLE HULK
  • My Favorite Martian on Amazon Prime Video
  • My Favorite Martian on DVD
  • 58 min
  • 034: Disney’s THE ABSENT-MINDED PROFESSOR

    Eight long years before The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, Disney introduced Medfield College, and “flubber," in THE ABSENT-MINDED PROFESSOR. It doesn't have Kurt Russell, but it does have Fred MacMurray and Nancy Olson as the most charming couple ever to violate the laws of thermodynamics.

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    Links:

    • The Absent-Minded Professor - Wikipedia
  • Fred MacMurray - Wikipedia
  • Nancy Olson - Wikipedia
  • Keenan Wynn - Wikipedia
  • Tommy Kirk - Wikipedia
  • The Absent Minded Professor & Son of Flubber on DVD
  • The Absent-Minded Professor on Disney+
  • 43 min
  • 033: Disney’s THE COMPUTER WORE TENNIS SHOES

    Before he was MacReady in THE THING, before he was Snake Plisskin in ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK, Kurt Russell was happy-go-lucky Medfield College man Dexter Riley in the Disney comedy The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes.

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    Links:

    • The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes - Wikipedia
  • Kurt Russell - Wikipedia
  • Medfield College - Wikipedia
  • The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes on DVD
  • The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes on Disney Plus
  • 1 hr 7 min
  • 032: John Carpenter’s THE THING

    Continuing the theme of survival against a harsh environment and an alien menace, Ian and Matthew discuss the second feature film adaptation of the novella "Who Goes There?": John Carpenter’s 1982 sci fi/horror classic THE THING.

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    Links:

    • The Thing (1982 film) - Wikipedia
  • John Carpenter - Wikipedia
  • John W. Campbell - Wikipedia
  • Kurt Russell - Wikipedia
  • Previously on the IMMP: THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD
  • The Thing on Blu-Ray and DVD
  • At the Mountains of Madness - Wikipedia
  • 1 hr 12 min
  • 031: THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD

    In 1951, producer Howard Hawks and director Christian Nyby drew on the current flying saucer craze and a 1938 novella to create an amazingly tight movie of survival at the North Pole: The Thing From Another World.

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    Links:

    • The Thing from Another World (Amazon)
  • The Thing from Another World - Wikipedia
  • Howard Hawks - Wikipedia
  • Christian Nyby - Wikipedia
  • Who Goes There?: The Novella That Formed the Basis of the Thing (Amazon)
  • 1 hr 20 min
  • 030: POINT OF KNOW RETURN by Kansas

    For the first album covered by the IMMP, we've chosen a prog rock platinum standout: POINT OF KNOW RETURN by Kansas.

    Can an album review have spoliers? If so, this podcast probably has some.

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    Links:

    • Point of Know Return - Wikipedia
  • Kansas (band) - Wikipedia
  • Kansas - Point Of Know Return on Amazon
  • POINT OF KNOW RETURN on iTunes
  • William Blake - Wikipedia
  • Amazon.com: William Blake Now: Why He Matters More Than Ever (9781474614337): John Higgs: Books
  • Strange Stars: David Bowie, Pop Music, and the Decade Sci-Fi Exploded
  • 1 hr 14 min
  • 029: LOST IN SPACE - The Original Series

    Drink gloog, make sleemoth, and join Ian and Matthew as they talk about the original 1960s TV version of LOST IN SPACE.

    DANGER! DANGER! Contains spoilers for both the original TV show and Season 1 of the Netflix reboot.

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    Links:

    • Lost in Space - Wikipedia
  • Jonathan Harris - Wikipedia
  • Irwin Allen - Wikipedia
  • Lost In Space: The Complete Classic Series on DVD
  • Lost In Space (2018 Netflix) on DVD
  • 1 hr 14 min
  • 028: THE BRADY BUNCH

    It might have seemed to Matthew that everyone in the world has seen The Brady Bunch. But Ian hadn’t!

    Until now.

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    Links:

    • The Brady Bunch - Wikipedia
  • Room 237 - Wikipedia
  • Brady Bunch: The Complete Series on DVD
  • The Brady Bunch on Amazon Prime Video
  • Room 237 on DVD
  • 1 hr 3 min
  • 027: DRAGONSLAYER

    The 1981 movie DRAGONSLAYER may be little remembered today, but it contains lots of magic and adventure. And more gore than you might expect from a Disney production. And surprising explosions.

    A lot of spoilers in this episode, so please beware.

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    Links:

    • Dragonslayer (1981 film) - Wikipedia
  • Peter MacNicol - Wikipedia
  • Ralph Richardson - Wikipedia
  • Caitlin Clarke - Wikipedia
  • John Hallam - Wikipedia
  • Dragonslayer on DVD
  • Dragonslayer on Amazon Prime Video
  • 1 hr 14 min

About IMMP

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Matthew Porter and his son Ian Porter explore movies, TV, books and music from Matthew's youth, way back in the 20th Century. What stands the test of time? What doesn’t? And what's still worth binging…

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