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Podcast Secret Santa! Our friends from Not Suitable for Adults has taken over our feed with their take on our show, specifically our "How Would Sean Bean Have Died" segment!

In today's episode, we ask ourselves a simple question: How would Sean Bean have died in the 1990's American Christmas family comedy film, "Home Alone". Listen as Rich and Natalie take over Our show and turn this sweet family movie into a most tragic tale.

If you have a thought on this, let us know in the comments or visit www.oswpodcast.com to share your thoughts.

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We rewatch Jingle All the Way and talk about the incredible performances from Sinbad and Phil Hartman.

Shockingly, we talk food and our favorite Michigan bakery (I see you M Street Baking Company https://www.mstreetbaking.com/)

Tim doesn't like Love Actually as a Christmas movie and haters gonna hate.

And if nothing else, fast forward to the 70 minute mark to hear a wonderful gift from Dana...
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Movie Details
Directed by Brian Levant, written by Randy Kornfield, and produced by Chris Columbus
Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sinbad, Rita Wilson, the late Phil Hartman, Jake Lloyd, and 50 Santas
Budget of $75mil, made over $129mil in the box office
Currently a 5.6 on IMDb
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Join Tim as he has an incredible discussion with Brian Levant, the Director of Jingle All the Way, as they discuss his career and how he approached bringing this movie to life.

They also explore how the entertainment industry has evolved over the years and how Covid has impacted the experience of consuming media. Also, get some details about his upcoming book "My Life and Toys", where Brian shares over 1,000 professional images of this incredible collection of TV and Movie memorabilia, collectables, and more. I cannot wait until this book comes out to see more!
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It's Turbo Time! Join us as we reflect on our nostalgia for the 1996 American Christmas family comedy film, "Jingle All the Way".

We kick-off our Nostalgia Review talking about the toys we absolutely had to have under the Christmas tree as a kid and have our most hilarious and wildly inappropriate game of Mad Libs yet.

We explore our memories of this film as we were able to experience this movie as both children and adults. Tim and Chris hold this movie in a special place as a part of their childhood and Christmas tradition, while Dana, Kari, and Spaz are not as convinced.
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Movie Details
Directed by Brian Levant, written by Randy Kornfield, and produced by Chris Columbus
Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sinbad, Rita Wilson, the late Phil Hartman, Jake Lloyd, and 50 Santas
Budget of $75mil, made over $129mil in the box office
Currently a 5.6 on IMDb
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Shout Out to Selina J for sharing her nostalgia with us (https://twitter.com/OfSelina)

Also, a huge Shout Out to Sym for buying us a bunch of Ko-fi's to cover our expenses! You're awesome!

Shout Out to Harde Hamer for donating our 100th Ko-fi! Which means we will be releasing our Lost Episode of Home Alone before Christmas...
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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all our friends!

We wanted to post a quick mini-episode to talk about our favorite Christmas movies from our childhood, as well as touch on 2000's How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Directed by Ron Howard and starring Jim Carrey doing what he does best.
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In today's episode, we ask ourselves a simple question: How would Sean Bean have died in the 1993's American science fiction action film, "Jurassic Park". We are joined by our friends Matt and fellow podcaster Grim from the show "Grim Yells at a Cloud" to share each others thoughts.

Join On Second Watch as we explore what role would be perfect for Sean Bean to play (Lead, Supporting, or Cameo) and share our thoughts on how that character would ultimately meet his demise.

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Hold onto your butts, we rewatch and review 1993's American science fiction adventure film, "Jurassic Park".

Tim continues to not only ruin this film for Dana, but for everyone else on the show, and for anyone else that listens so consider that your warning.

We explore some of what makes this movie amazing, how Spielberg brilliantly takes us on a journey along with our leads, and how this action film can get away with an hour of no action.

We also talk about what dinosaur each of us would have been and read back our Listener and Friends version of Mad Libs.
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Movie Details
Written by Michael Crichton and David Koepp, soundtrack by John Williams, and directed by Steven Spielberg
Starring Sam Neill, Laura Dern, and the legendary Jeff Goldblum
Budget of $63mil, made over $1.03bil in the box office
Currently an 8.1 on IMDb
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Huge Shout Out to Ben Bird Person for supporting us yet again! You are our OSW MVP.

And another amazing Shout Out to Jarrich for becoming a monthly supporter! If you choose to support us monthly, you gain access to our private Discord server to talk movies, vote on upcoming episodes, and join us in some recordings.

Special thanks to those that participated in our Listener and Friends Mad Libs: Grim, Geeksploration, Shoot the Flick, The Movie Cellar, and our friends on Facebook.

Finally, our KofiShop Shout Out goes to BFFofaNiceGirl and Uli for downloading this episodes free wallpaper! Go download our Jingle All the Way wallpaper for a shout out this December
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We couldn't have Chris join us for our final wrap up, so Tim and Chris sat down to talk about Chris' thoughts on rewatching Jurassic Park, awkward moments, how technology can ruin nostalgia, and some of the best thrill rides we've experienced at Universal Studios.

We also discuss what might be the best scene in cinema history. Let us know if you agree.

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Welcome to Jurassic Park! Join On Second Watch as we explore one of the greatest achievements in cinema, 1993's American science fiction adventure film, "Jurassic Park".

While we agree that this movie is something special, Tim ABSOLUTELY RUINED this film for Dana and she explains why…

We take a look back on some of the shows and movies that feature dinosaurs and really let Kari fangirl over Michael Crichton.

Finally, join us for some Mad Libs as we brutalize this plot with some Leaky Squeaky reptiles.
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Movie Details
Written by Michael Crichton and David Koepp, soundtrack by John Williams, and directed by Steven Spielberg
Starring Sam Neill, Laura Dern, and the legendary Jeff Goldblum
Budget of $63mil, made over $1.03bil in the box office
Currently an 8.1 on IMDb
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Huge Shout Out to Ko-fi (www.ko-fi.com) for buying us some Twizzlers for this episode! Go fund your creativity on Ko-fi and reach out if you need any help setting up your free account.

Special thanks to those that shared their Dino love with us and their amazing nostalgia: The Paul and Griff show, Prime Nostalgia, 10ish Podcast, Pedestrian at Best, SNES is Life, Professor J, Cinema Recall, Not Before Coffee, and Chris Barrow

Finally, our KofiShop Shout Out goes to Macchiato for downloading this episodes free wallpaper!
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In today's episode, we ask ourselves a simple question: How would Sean Bean have died in the 2010's contemporary psychological science fiction heist action thriller, Inception. We are joined by Derek again to share each others thoughts.

Join On Second Watch as we explore what role would be perfect for Sean Bean to play (Lead, Supporting, or Cameo) and share our thoughts on how that character would ultimately meet his demise.

If you have a thought on this, let us know in the comments or visit www.oswpodcast.com to share your thoughts.

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