New and a Bit Alarming

As the movie begins proper, the Responsible Boys discuss Jonny Favs, his career choices, his passive-agressive masterpiece, and the surprising English translation of the famous Zulu lyrics of the opening song.

It is time for our new main season, in which we review The Lion King, the live action remake that is a cartoon! In our intro episode, we talk a bit about both versions, compare casts, and buckle up for a quiet stroll through Jon Favreau's easiest job ever.

NOTE: Flonk's microphone gets up to its old tricks in the first chunk of the episode, but we mostly work it out.

This week, Flonk and the Mayor make our own fate, as we review Terminator Gynysys, a trash movie that tries to be a remake and a reboot and a sequel all at the same time, and isn't good at any of it. Starring Nolan Gross as 12 year old Skynet.

Brian and Flonk look at "The Watch", as Brian provides the fan perspective (It sucks because it's a terrible adaptation), and Flonk provides the newcomer perspective (It sucks on its own merits).

Here on Tinseltown, we honor all forms of remakes, reboots, reimaginings, and perpetual franchises. That said, Space Jam is bad and you're wrong if you like it.

The brothers watch and surprisingly enjoy an episode of Honey I Shrunk The Kids, a surprisingly long running TV adaptation of the classic film. In this episode, someone shrinks!

It's time for To Be or Not to Be a Bit Alarming, the only podcast - we're sure this time, about Will, the sexy Shakespeare show starring Laurie Davidson!

Devlin returns to wrap up Cats with us, as we learn what the "Three Words" are, determine our own words, and read some fan theories.

As Cats draws to a close, Tom FINALLY has one of them address the camera, and freaks out the squares in the audience.

On the eve of completing our mission, Devlin joins us to talk about a time in American history when we learned our life lessons from the cats of Cats.