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This episode: Los Amantes Pasajeros/I'm So Excited!
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Sarah: @sourcitruslady
Sam: @rhysindigo
Edited by Warren Frey
This episode: The Batman '66 TV show
Capers abound as our Camp Counsellors consult Caped Crusaders carefully counterattacking conniving Catwomen! Alliteration! The Is It Camp Palace is beset by arch-fiends of all shapes, sizes, and celebrity status, and our Dynamic Duo of Sam and Sarah must slide down the pole of Justice and deliver a *BIFF* a *POP* and a *KAZOO*! But they can't do it alone, so they enlist the help of comics writer Jadzia Axelrod, as they take in the 1966 Batman TV show!
Who's the straight-man (pardon the choice of words) in this show? How did the show influence the comic? And can Sam pull off a good Eartha Kitt impression?
Join us this week, same Camp Time. Same Camp Channel!
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Sarah: @sourcitruslady
Sam: @rhysindigo
Guest: jadziaaxelrod.com, @planetx
Edited by Warren Frey
This episode: The Dressmaker
Content warning: sexual assault
We're back, you bastards. After a very brief period of being gone from the Is It Camp Palace, Counsellors Sam and Sarah arrived via Venga-Bus at midnight, to enact revenge upon those who wronged them. We are continuing the vengeance list from our previous episode, as well as figuring out what the event that happened here 25 years ago was… And in order to do so, we are watching the hit Australian film The Dressmaker.
What is this New Look that's all the rage? What kind of film is this? And why shouldn't you play in grain silos?
Join us for an episode that celebrates Women's Wrongs.
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Sarah: @sourcitruslady
Sam: @rhysindigo
Edited by Warren Frey
This episode: Double Down (2005)
Sam and Sarah are two of the art of camp's most covert practitioners. Both trained in the art of jiu-jitsu, papier-maché, axe throwing, and interpretive dance. They can control legions of fighter jets from their cellphones, and have one highly trained non-binary Horrible Puppet at their disposal. All the governments of the world want them dead, and simultaneously hired to do things. Because they are so damn good at everything. Where did they learn all this? From a little film called Double Down.
What is Outsider Art? Is this film brilliant or terrible? And what exactly is this film trying to say?
Join us in an episode that has a magic rock, and zero emotions.
Watch Double Down on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Eae-XNCzFA
The Henry Darger documentary referenced is In the Realms of the Unreal by Jessica Yu: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRlvDKcDvsI
This episode: It Happened One Night
It's Counsellor Sarah's birthday, and as the prophecies dictate, she must CHOOSE HER OWN ADVENTURE. And this year she has chosen to do an Eastern seaboard road trip from Miami to New York? By bus?! What kind of cockamamie idea is this? So she's bringing along her two favourite palookas, Sam and Esteemed Editor Warren on this cross country escapade. To prepare them for the journey she has dictated that they shall be watching It Happened One Night.
Who is an S-Tier Muppet? Which Reboot characters are the sexiest? And was that Margot Robbie's hand?!
Join us in an episode that's screwy enough to want to marry someone!
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Sarah: @sourcitruslady
Sam: @rhysindigo
Guest: @freyburg
Edited by Warren Frey
This episode: Kill Bill Vol. 1
Sarah had just woken up in the Hospital Wing of the Is It Camp Palace, after being in a coma for 8 hours. We call it sleep, but she swears it was a coma. And now she's assembled a list for revenge upon petty grievances. She's working her way towards Sam, but first we get an extended backstory for returning guest host Leah! Sarah has chosen to prepare herself for this by watching Kill Bill Vol. 1, and spending 6 months under the tutelage of one Quentin Tarantino.
What do Dr. Sam Beckett and Steamboat Willy have in common? Why wasn't Lucy Liu a bigger star? And is this possibly our most divisive decision on whether or not a property is Camp?!
Join us for an episode that blatantly displays the hosts' fetishes.
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Sarah: @sourcitruslady
Sam: @rhysindigo
Guest: Leah is simply not online
Edited by Warren Frey
This episode: The Lobster
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Sarah: @sourcitruslady
Sam: @rhysindigo
Edited by Warren Frey
This episode: My Man Godfrey (1936)
Some rich ne'er-do-wells have made their way onto the Palace grounds in an effort to win a scavenger hunt, and the last item on their list: “human dignity”. But Sam and Sarah are having none of this bullshit, especially on week 2 of *Romance Month*. That is, until Horrible Puppet Robin gets taken away and becomes not just their prize but also the rich assholes' new butler! But that's not part of their job description! So Sam and Sarah decide to hatch a plan to rescue them, and in order to do so, they're watching 1936's My Man Godfrey.
What is a “Forgotten Man”? Were there teen goth phases in the 1930s? And why are we talking about gorillas and romance?
Join us in an episode that keeps saying “Yeah yeah yeah”!
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Email us at [email protected]
Sarah: @sourcitruslady
Sam: @rhysindigo
Edited by Warren Frey
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