Nothing Worthwhile with Moody & Groo

Our first podcast of the year is our first ever follow along. We’ll talk about the WWF bringing back the big three in 2002. Stone Cold is out but The Rock is in. Vince’s stellar “kill my creation” promo from Smackdown introducing the NWO. The buildup to the “Icon vs Icon” match at Mania, and of course, the match itself. All of this plus RIP Fred The Elephant Boy, Rolling Stone’s Top 200 singers list, Tough way to start the new year for Hawkeye, The White family needs to stop drinking, Bautista is glad that his MCU run is over and wouldn’t ya know, Vince McMahon is back in the WWE. Join us next week for Van Dammit as Sicco Hersnick of Hugging the Cactus joins us for a look at JCVD and Rosanna Arquette in 1993’s Nowhere To Run!!! Thanks for the mammaries!

It’s our Nothing Worthwhile End of Year Special - Just when Groo has all the answers, Moody changes the question as the boys discuss thoughts on 2023: WWE, Howard Stern, Classic Rock, Movies and Television. Plus more thoughts on James Gunn to DC, Hugh Jackman’s Logan not dead yet, French military ass play, Top movies of 2022, Can Tom Cruise still open a movie, Groo doubles down hard on Daniel Bryan, The Miz’s epic Talking Smack 2016 promo, Bill Cosby in 2023, Fan cut movie of Obi Wan and just how much did Moody and Groo love the new Ric Flair documentary.

This week in Male Chauvinism…Moody and Groo were encamped by JCVD’s Maximum Risk costar so much that they decided to take a deeper look at her 1995 film debut, Species. Also included: YouTube’s nebulous copyright infringement policies, Groo discovers reaction videos, Arnold to the MCU? Moody not a fan of the multiverse, Bruce Willis, “The five million dollar man” , Wetware, Species had a lot of rewrites, Roger Donaldson’s strong film resume, Groo dismisses academia theories on Species, Moody’s lecture on Blade Runner, Species very deep cast, our newest segment, “Movie Fun Facts” and Moody and Groo’s differing opinions on the movie. Check us out next week as Nothing Worthwhile returns for its end of the year special and next month Van Dammit returns for 1993’s Nowhere To Run! Wait…wetware?

Twins? Again? Moody chugs a beer, Are we being edited? The impressive tv and filmography of Zach Grenier and Paul Ben-Victor, What could have been with the movie Sandblast, Groo nails the production budget, Was Maximum Risk a flop? Arnie’s new ad, Dolph’s new movie, Mel’s fight led to Mad Max? Steven Seagal is a bully (duh) and Groo loves Harlem Nights even more. All this and so much more on a completely bloated episode of VAN DAMMIT!!!

Moody and Groo come together much as these two icons did just two weeks ago, and after 90 minutes of wasting time, we finally get to the big summit!

To celebrate its 567th month anniversary, Scooter and the Big Man do a moderate dive into Springsteens 1975 masterpiece. Also: Groo’s precise coffee routine, A Christmas Story Christmas, Stallone’s take on marriage and Bruce Willis, the 25th anniversary of the Montreal Screwjob, Moody and Groo reminisce on their first Springsteen show together, Manifest’s bad dialogue, Killer Sally and what will Groo order at Bagel Boss?

Kickboxer the tv series? First Blood is 40 years old, Arnie and Sly best buds? Cybil helped Bruce land Die Hard, Jean Claude the world’s most handsome vagrant, Lance Henriksen’s impressive filmography, Sam Raimi off the bench, Why is New Orleans empty and what the hell is up with those flying white doves?

Francesca vs. Costas, is Kevin Spacey a “fraud”, Deal or No Deal with Meghan Markle, early thoughts on Creed III, Groo pleads the fifth on if he ever joined the Mile High Club, Rey Mysterio’s pink tights, Andor, Linsanity and the real Halloween with Howard Stern and Bruce Springsteen!

The Boss covers Nightshift? 92.3 KRock no more? Bill Murray is very naughty. Black Adam versus Superman? Migwell, Don Lemon, Season Two of Chucky, Vice TV goes “dark”, and finally, after only two hours, Cobra Kai, Season Five!

From the Director of Hot Dog, The Movie, Moody and Groo take a detour down the ice (and Cynthia Gibbs cheekbones) to the 1986 Rob Lowe/Patrick Swayze Oscar-Avoider, Youngblood!