Independence Day Minute

Independence Day Minute

By Alex ThompsonComedyTV & Film
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Independence Day Minute episodes

  • ID4 Minute 73: That Smelly Smell (with Jon Garcia)

    Jon Garcia (Toy Story Minute) returns to talk about the proper way to drag an alien through the desert without blowing out your back. We also fawn over the improvisatory genius of one Willard Smith. Plus, how do you say Johann's name?

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    21 min
  • ID4 Minute 69: Nice! (with Dave Pallas)

    Dave Pallas (Five Minutes of Mystery) returns for minute 69 as we wipe NORAD off the map. Then we try to figure out where the heck NORAD was on the map!

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    40 min
  • ID4 Minute 68: Top Secret Barf Bag Tech (with George Hendricks)

    George Hendricks (Mogwai Minute) joins us one last time this week to talk about Encino Man and a Christian budget version of Justin Timberlake. Friday also brings us the Inaccuracy of the Week, filled with the best rock this side of the youth group!

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    26 min
  • ID4 Minute 67: Penicillin (with George Hendricks)

    George Hendricks (Mogwai Minute) infects us this Wednesday with an piping hot injection of important questions! Was a movie trope ever real? What is Jasmine's character sheet? Who runs the sexy wastelands of Los Angeles?

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    28 min
  • ID4 Minute 65: The Singular Airbag

    Matthew and Johann close out this week talking about a drogue chute that should not be there, and a man on a chute that shouldn't be walking. We're looking at more movie magic, and important foley questions!

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    27 min

About Independence Day Minute

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Join Alex Thompson, Matthew Soto, and Johann Joseph as they welcome the 1996 classic Independence Day to Earth, one minute at a time!