Miscast Commentary

In this episode, the guys discuss the Jim Henson Cult Classic Labyrinth. They talk about the Late David Bowie and Jim Henson, the Film's connections to Maurice Sendak, its limited release and where Baby Toby is now. Todd proves that his impression of Ludo is superior, so naturally Joe play's Ludo in this week's Extra Credit Sketch.

The guys announce the subject of episode 4, give much deserved shout outs and display just how quickly they can go off the rails when they are tired.

In this episode, the guys talk about the birth of the Nightmare on Elm Street Mythology, which movie is truly best in the series and what are the requirements to commit someone to a mental health facility in Springwood. Joe and Todd also compare their impersonation abilities and consider how they might end this series. Joe has a misunderstanding about a band name.

In this minisode, Joe and Todd announce next week's movie and continue to track their slow path to fame.

In this episode, Joe and Todd discuss the 1989 movie "The Wizard." They discuss the cast, then and now, Nintendo's role in the movie, their own video game experiences and the time Joe's mom thought he was coming out of the closet. The guys also compare the movie to another 80s classic and discuss the cameos in the film, both actor and vehicle alike.

In this minisode, Joe and Todd address the early reaction to the podcast and announce the next movie to be done.

In Episode 1, Joe and Todd discuss the Steven Seagal classic, Marked for Death, in real time. They discover a cameo, discuss Seagal as a legitimate martial artist and learn about Jamaican culture as it is presented in this movie. The guys also pitch an idea for the sequel.

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