Miscast Commentary

Those who listened to episode 106.5 know that we had an issue with our episode and thought it to be lost. It was fixed an everything ended happily, but not before Joe recorded a new episode lamenting what could have been.

This is that episode. For the first and hopefully only time, you will hear the alternate version to the episode that was released.

Joe also has a brief message for the Black, LGBTQ and female communities who have been getting the short end of the stick for far too long.

Joe experiences the chaos of giving Twitter the link to an open zoom meeting, but meets a listener in the chaos and interviews her. He also announces next week's movie, very much in the spirit of the summer holidays.

The boys take another dive into the Canon Films pool and came up with a great one. Listen as the guys perform a commentary for Masters of the Universe. They address having too many movies in their catalog to keep track, Todd's Aunt and Uncle's taste in Movies and address some issues with he playback of their movie. Joe reveals the TV show created by the Director of this movie, the unfortunate need to make this take place on Earth and Canon's investment that was to lead to a Spider-Man Movie.

Joe and Todd spend this coming attractions episode briefly addressing the Black Lives Matter Movement. Joe teases an upcoming appearance in a podcast featuring Police Academy's Michael Winslow. They listen to the Bill and Ted Face the Music Trailer. They talk about the call to dismantle the police and Woody Harrelson's reaction to it on Twitter. They take you back to the Miscast Commentary Archives where they relive some commencement speeches that they have given in the past.

The guys see an old favourite with fresh eyes as they watch Weird Science. They discuss Anthony Michael Hall's career and how he turned down European Vacation to do this movie. Joe reveals a John Hughes movie that never made and Kelly LeBrock's previous relationship with a big action star. They debate what two teenage girls would do in this situation and discuss what Hughes classic was made because he agreed to make this one. They react to Kelly LeBrock's kissing and fondling of underage boys in the movie.

Joe and Todd return with another Coming Attractions episode. They address the news about the Snyder cut and the precedent that it has set. They talk about the return of Henry Cavill to the DCEU and the next projects from the Directors of Doctor Strange and Logan. They discuss Jimmy Fallon in black-face and the strange rule surrounding Pedro Pascal only barely qualifying for a Golden Globe. Next week's movie is announced and the guys talk about all the recent Trump craziness.

The guys take on Myq Kaplan's suggestion and give their commentary for Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse. Joe clarifies how this both is and is not a Lord/Miller film and reveals which former Spider-Man was going to play Peter Parker in this movie.

They discuss the many connections to Donald Glover, which Spider-Man Villain could use another look and we hear more from Myq Kaplan about his thoughts on this movie.

Joe and Todd jump on a Zoom call with Comedian Myq Kaplan, where they talk about Comedy, the quarantine and his latest album, A.K.A. Listen as they discuss developing an act, taking his hour to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and performing from home. They also discuss next week's movie, which was suggested by Myq. Joe also does a deep dive and gives Myq the dirt on himself (Spoiler Alert: Not Really) with some interesting internet research. Myq's Album, A.K.A. is available now for purchase.

The guys finish up their latest stretch of the MCU Marathon with their Commentary of Spider-Man: Far From Home. They address the near loss of Spider-Man in the MCU, their feelings about this movie coming out of Avengers: Endgame and the fast turnaround of another sequel. They discuss the trials of working from home during Covid-19. Joe points out some hidden characters in scenes of the movie. Todd reflects on the Director's work with Spider-Man's action sequences and explain why you only see Jake Gyllenhaal

May the 4th be with you all! Joe and Todd come back to the Star Wars Universe as they tackle the first of the Prequel Trilogy; Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace. They talk about lining up to get tickets, a version of the movie with No Qui Gon Jinn and Kenneth Branaugh as Obi Wan Kenobi and how The Fifth Element factors into the movie. They criticize filming in digital as we see in Episodes 2 and 3 as well as The Hobbit. Joe talks about the major players who turned down a chance to write and direct the