PARTIAL RECALL

PARTIAL RECALL

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PARTIAL RECALL episodes

  • Season 2 Episode 1: The Phallic Ice Dragon Returns

    Kick the second season of ITBSWAAR off with a high octane comedy bang with our special guest, (essentially) professional NZ comedian Dan Brader, who discusses with us the recent ute riots, nonsensical twitter complaints, fussy boomers and woke wellington. It's good to be back NZ!

    43 min
  • Episode 8: C-sides (Season 1 Finale)

    After 7 groundbreaking episodes, Al and Ron say a temporary farewell by releasing a series of (probably) hilarious out takes cut from the original golden nuggets. Stay tuned for the upcoming Season 2!

    12 min
  • Episode 7: Even Zack Snyder Couldn't Make An Easter Special This Long

    Due to a massive amount of requests by angry Feildonians to do a proper review of their town this time, Al and Ron head back to what's been dubbed as "The Havelock North of the Manawatu", this time accompanied by local comedian Te Rina Taite as their official guide. Along the way they also stop in Bunnythorpe, arguably NZ's most Easterest town, to find the meaning of Easter. 

    51 min
  • Episode 6: The Friendly Feilding Fondle

    The boys take the car on the road once more in the (admittedly very easy) search for a better burger than the Filet O' Fish. They find what they're looking for in Feilding, New Zealand's (allegedly) most beautiful town. 

    44 min
  • Episode 4: Revenge Of The Fish

    Episode 4 sees the lads tackle medicinal yoghurt, bitcoin, Princess Diana and a review of the official "least popular" item on the MacDonald's menu. Shoutouts galore and Al even gets his own shoutout from Ron in the form of a truly lovely gift worth $32.95. 

    39 min
  • Episode 3: "The One With The Flying Steam Train At The End"

    Join Al and Ron as they take the freshly WOF'd studio on the road to interview their very first special guest Sin the Barber of Roslyn Chop Shop, conduct science to see if a $5 vacuum cleaner can be a blues legend, and discuss current political upheaval in the UK with an exotic tasting twist. With Spotify dollars literally pouring in, the lads have invested in free recording and editing software, coupled with some graciously donated tunes to make this the most technologically advanced In The Back Seat yet.

    43 min
  • Episode 2: The Empire Strikes Baklava
    Crudely cut from over one and a half hours of raw footage, Al and Ron return to the back seat for another hard hitting cerebral exploration of contemporary culture. Featuring the ancient art of tarot reading, South African call center staff shortages, low level insurance fraud, the history of measuring horses and much more.
    35 min

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