Greetings Midnight Viewers. And welcome to a preview of our first Patreon Only Subscriber Series: Cable Box Theater. On this episode, hosts Father Malone and HP delve into the history of HBO's first broadcast on November 8, 1972, and transitions into an in-depth discussion of the 1982 stage adaptation of 'Wait Until Dark' starring Stacey Keach and Katherine Ross. Father Malone and H.P. explore the performances, comparisons to the 1967 film version starring Alan Arkin and Audrey Hepburn, and the unique choices made by Keach in his portrayal of the villain Harry Roat.

01:22 Welcome to Cablebox Theater
03:24 Plot Summary of 'Wait Until Dark'
05:01 Personal Experiences with 'Wait Until Dark'
07:17 Comparing Performances: Film vs. Stage
15:00 The Role of Music in 'Wait Until Dark'
19:31 Cast and Performances in the Stage Production
23:22 Comparing Keach and Arkin's Portrayals
29:24 Makeup Scene
43:47 Final Thoughts and Recommendations

In this episode of Father Malone's weekly Roundup, Father Malone, accompanied by his pug Ripley Jean, delves into the world of  the 28 Days Later series, covering themes of rage, virus-induced zombie behavior, and the shift in tone in the latest film towards a more contemplative narrative. The episode concludes with a spoiler-heavy discussion of the plot twists in '28 Years Later,' 

00:00 Introduction and Welcome
01:15 Dystopian World Overview 
08:32 28 Weeks Later
11:46 28 Years Later
19:09 Spoilers 

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The Weekly Roundup presents an episode of Astounding Tales of the Public Domain with Father Malone. The story is A Bad Day for Sales by Fritz Leiber. The Roundup proper will be back soon.
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Astounding Tales of the Public Domain
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In this episode of the 'Midnight Viewing' hosts Mike White, Chris Stachiw, and Father Malone analyze the last two episodes of 'Tales from the Dark Side' Season 3. They discuss 'Let the Games Begin', an episode about an angel and a demon vying for a salesman's soul, and 'The Enormous Radio', which explores the ramifications of a radio that eavesdrops on neighbors' conversations. 

00:00 Introduction 
00:21 'Let the Games Begin'
10:13'The Enormous Radio' 
22:15 Closing Remarks and Where to Find Us

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In this week's episode of Father Malone's Midnight Roundup, Father Malone and co-host Ms. Ripley Jean dive deep into the Predator franchise, analyzing subsequent sequels, including 'Predator 2,' 'Predators,' and discussing 'Alien vs. Predator' and 'Requiem.' The hosts also highlight recent entries like 'Prey' and the animated 'Predator: Killer of Killers.'

00:00 Introduction and Welcome 
01:34 Superman and Lex Luthor  
04:27 Pen Pals from Around the World
08:41 Predator Series Overview 
18:47 Predator: Killer of Killers 
30:30 Conclusion and Farewell

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=Father Malone and Ms. Ripley Jean host a special episode of the weekly roundup with guest H P from the Night Mr. Walters - a Taxi podcast. They discuss the unusual  1983 Yummy Awards—
a peculiar TV special featuring various NBC stars presenting awards to cartoon characters, a mix of old-time children's entertainers, and superheroes in low-budget costumes. 

00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:26 Last Week's Absence Explained
01:43 The Yummy Awards 
03:25 Saturday Morning Cartoons 
09:53 Costumed Characters and Bizarre Moments
21:53 Remembering Ookla and the Mock
33:53 The Creepy Robot from Silver Spoons 
55:08 The Yummy Awards Conclusion

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hosts Father Malone and HP, from Noise Junkies, delve into 'Loch Ness' (1996), a film written by John Fusco and directed by John Henderson. The movie, starring Ted Danson, Jolie Richardson, Ian Holm, and James Frain, follows a disgraced cryptozoologist's journey to Loch Ness to debunk the myth of the Loch Ness Monster. The hosts discuss the film's plot, characters, and performances, with particular praise for Ted Danson's portrayal. They highlight the film's mixed reception—expressing specific disappointment with the score by Trevor Jones and Rod Stewart's closing song—while also appreciating the charming interactions and the physical depiction of the Loch Ness Monster. Additionally, they share their enthusiasm for Cryptids and the enduring mystery of the Loch Ness Monster. 

00:00 Welcome to Fusco Fest 
01:53 Childhood Fascination with Cryptids 
09:27 Ted Danson's Character Breakdown
16:45 Exploring the Cast
30:07 Discovering the Loch Ness Monster 
35:12 Evidence and Romance 
44:08 Musical Missteps
58:59 Belief in the Loch Ness Monster 
01:03:34 Upcoming Shows and Farewell

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In this episode of the Midnight Viewing podcast, hosts Father Malone, Mike White, and Chris Stachiw discuss two episodes from season three of George A. Romero's series, 'Tales from the Dark Side.' The episodes under review are 'Everybody Needs a Little Love' and 'Auld Acquaintances.' 

00:00 Introduction to Midnight Viewing
00:34 Everybody Needs a Little Love 
11:07 Auld Acquaintances

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Father Malone and co-host Ms. Ripley Jean provide an extensive analysis of the 'Mission Impossible' film series. The hosts discuss the progression of the films, starting from the original TV series and its revival, to the Tom Cruise-led movies. They cover notable directors such as Brian DePalma and John Woo, the series' evolution under different creative visions, and highlight key moments like significant stunts and character developments. Special emphasis is placed on the themes, recurring elements, and changes in tone over the years. Additionally, the hosts critique the most recent installment, 'Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning,' and reflect on Tom Cruise's dedication to the franchise. They also touch on related cultural phenomena and influences from the 'James Bond' series, noting the periodicity and innovation brought by each film. 

00:00 Introduction and Welcome
01:14 Musical Votes
03:18 Mission Impossible: The TV Series 
05:28 Mission Impossible: The Film Series
10:20 Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning 
19:50 Final Thoughts and Conclusion

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