Last One To The Party

Last One To The Party

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Last One To The Party episodes

  • Steven Universe
    Jessica Eason (The Babysitter's Club) and I explore the magic and wonder of Steven Universe. It's a kid's cartoon that champions diversity and inclusion effortlessly. We talk about the genius of creator Rebecca Sugar and all of the catchy, ultra-earwormy songs.
    We realized after the fact that we kept referring to Garnet by the wrong name (Rollins got it right, of course, in his portion). We also realized after double-checking info on iMDB that friends Billy Merritt and Eugene Cordero have appeared on Steven Universe!
    Please find the soundtrack on whichever music streaming service you enjoy and listen to the crap out of it.
    33 min
  • Jaws, part 2
    Part Two of our conversation with Composer/Pianist Ben Bromfield about seeing Jaws for the first time. He has questions , issues, and observations: Why so many '70s Dad Bods? The absence of tropes. Allegories to present day. Is a certain long-running show ruining pop culture for all of us? And, in praise of Roy Scheider.
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    20 min
  • Jaws, part 1
    Ben Bromfield (Boss Baby, Where's Waldo, Ginny and Georgia) has, at long last, seen Jaws. We quickly get into a discussion about the score, how music gets spotted in films then and now, and John Williams (and whether he might be a plagiarist or not!). This is only Part 1! Join us in a week for Part 2!!
    22 min
  • Seinfeld, part 2
    Daheli Hall (Dear White People, Grace and Frankie) and Jessica Eason (The Big Show Show, Babysitter's Club) hone in on specific episodes and break down what they liked and didn't like, NYC reality, in praise of one recurring guest star, sitcoms they both like better, and the jazz secret to marriage.
    Here's the list of episodes watched:
    The Chinese Restaurant (S02E11)
    The Subway (S03E13)
    The Limo (S03E19)
    The Contest (S04E11)
    The Marine Biologist (S05E14)
    The Hamptons (S05E20)
    The Opposite (S05E21)
    The Soup Nazi (S07E06)
    28 min
  • Seinfeld, part 1
    Daheli Hall (Grace and Frankie, Dear White People) and Jessica Eason (Babysitter's Club, The Big Show Show) checked out several episodes of Seinfeld for the very first time. How does this connect to Woody Allen, Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock, whiteness, religion and so much more? Give a listen, Daheli and Jess have a lot to say about all of this and about Michael Richards and JLD (Julia Louis-Dreyfus, duh)
    41 min
  • Titanic Rebuttal
    Jessica and I offer Rebecca Delgado Smith the opportunity to provide counterpoint to our previous Titanic episode. Rebecca tells us about her first time seeing the movie and how it continues to exert its power over her. Many tangents: old Leo vs. young Leo, do they make 'em like this anymore?, and more!
    30 min
  • Widows

    Jess had me watch Widows (2018) with Viola Davis, Liam Neeson, Michelle Rodriguez, Elizabeth Dibicki, et al. Is Robert Duvall the important "glue" in every movie he's done? Will Widows become a must-see movie within the next five years?

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    31 min
  • Titanic
    Writer/Director/Performer Lisa Timmons gives her take on Titanic -- THE hit film from 1997. It took her 23 years to get to it. Was it worth it? What about Celine Dion? How did we get to the topics of: Bill Paxton's hair, his character's secret motive, Ridley Scott's Alien, and so much more.
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    40 min
  • A Woman Under The Influence

    Jessica Eason (The Babysitter's Club, The Big Show Show, Real Housewives of South Boston) talks to James Eason about John Cassavette's A Woman Under The Influence. An all-time favorite of Jess's the conversation gets into gender roles, the movie Housekeeping, and gets deeply emotional.

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    42 min
  • Working Girl
    Andrew Eastwick (Author and grant writer for After School All-Stars) has finally seen Working Girl (1988 - dir. Mike Nichols. Melanie Griffith, Harrison Ford, Sigourney Weaver). Our conversation veers to the likable/unlikable factor of Richard Gere, "Let The River Run", persistent sexism, sexual harassment in the workplace, racist casting, and the career of Melanie Griffith.
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    38 min

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We take a fresh look at a classic movie, long-running TV show, or legendary performer through the eyes of someone discovering it for the very first time. Each episode, a different guest describes their first encounter with one of these classics.