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This week, Jason rearranges his desk…exciting! David goes to see the touring production of Walt Disney’s Aladdin, which is currently in Denver.

In TV Talk, the guys discuss the most recent episodes of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., where our team of agents has been set up for a huge betrayal, and Ruby appears to be one step ahead of General Hale. They also discuss the first two episodes of the new season of Legion, the complete head trip disguised as a television program. What’s even real on this show? Who knows? David and Jason don’t.

In Wrestling with Wrestling, David discusses WrestleMania, and the events surrounding it in New Orleans, plus a bunch of other stuff that’s going on in the world of wrestling these days.

Thanks for listening, and we’ll see you back here next week for a Flickchart episode.

In the meantime, why don’t you head over to Everlasting Minute, and check us out while we dissect all things Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory?

Agents – 5:02

Legion – 36:04

Wrestling – 1:06:24

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Join Jason and David as they do some Flickcharting! This week, some of the movies ranked includeKill Bill vol 1, Starship Troopers, Dangerous Minds, Shakespeare In Love, The Watchmen, Office Space, Old School, The Big Lebowski, and Rocky.

The guys go a little deeper on their individual history with Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery, and discuss Mike Myers’ more recent career. David tries to convince Jason that he needs to see Halloween III: Season of the Witch. Also, David talks about how The Devil’s Advocate seems to be a turning point in Al Pacino’s career. We discuss the assembled cast of William Shakespeare’s Romeo + Juliet. We even talk a little about Chris Rock’s Netflix special “Tamborine.”

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This week, Jason and David talk about the trials and tribulations of snow and the Keto diet. There’s also discussion of Pacific Rim Uprising, as Jason and David have both seen it. David has talked about his feelings on Twitter, but Jason hasn’t said anything since seeing it. Why the silence?

In TV Talk, there’s discussion of episodes 14 and 15 of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.. Fitz faces his demons, but will he succumb? The rift is almost closed, but almost only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. How will they overcome the fear dimension? Hale has a secret that we will all find out, but what will happen when she whispers those sweet nothings to Coulson? What sweet nothings? Look at the episode title.

In Wrestling with Wrestling, David talks about one of his favorite subjects, how musical theatre and wrestling aren’t as different as most people imagine, and he’s got one more example of how that’s so.

Thanks for listening, and we’ll see you next week! In the meantime, why don’t you check out Everlasting Minute.

Welcome back for another Flickchart episode of Podvocacy!

This week the movies that come under scrutiny include Batman Returns, Scary Movie, both Ace Ventura movies, and Who Framed Roger Rabbit, 2004’s The Fantastic Four among others.

We go a little deeper in our thoughts on Back to the Future III, and talk about the career of James Franco, specifically as it relates to Pineapple Express. David butchers lines from Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, does some terrible(?) impressions, and surprises Jason with his love for Batman Forever. Also, David talks about the relative merits of George Clooney in 1997.

Batman Forever, both Ace Ventura movies, and The Truman Show…a lot of Jim Carrey talk on this episode.

Are you mad at us after listening to this episode? Let us know in the comments below, or contact us on Twitter.

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This week Jason and David get into a discussion about outrage culture, especially as it relates to a recent podcasting controversy. How heated do things get? You’ll have to listen to find out.

In TV Talk, the guys break down the two most recent episodes of Agents of SHIELD. The team is fighting their greatest fears, reliving one of the best Dreamcast RPGs (Skies of Arcadia), and have a wedding, all while repeatedly referencing Doctor Who.

In Wrestling With Wrestling, David takes us to Cleveland, circa 2016 for a match between two mat based wrestlers, and gives his thoughts on Chikara’s ring announcer, Vlad Radinov, who recently announced he was stepping away.

Thanks, as always, for listening, and we’ll see you back here next week. Also, don’t forget to check us out on Everlasting Minute.

Start of Show 00:33

Who Are These Podcasts Discussion 2:55

Agents of Shield 19:06

Plugs 55:12

Wrestling with Wrestling 59:10

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On this week’s episode, David and Jason are charting the flicks again. Just as a reminder, on these episodes, Jason and David use Flickchart.com to rank movies and build a collective list of favorite movies. On this episode, the movies talked about, and ranked, include Spider-Man 2, The Matrix Reloaded, and The Exorcist, among others.

Also, Jason and David have a disagreement about Spider-Man 3, and Jason professes his love for this:

Thanks for listening, and we’ll see you back here next week!

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This week, Jason and David are back with a regular episode. If you’re new to the show, you might not know what that entails. Well, dear listener, sit back, for all will be explained.

In the opening segment, Jason and David talk about how the last few weeks have been going, specifically as it relates to their new podcast, Everlasting Minute, where they break down Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory in the Movies by Minutes format. We talk about the Oscars, and Jason briefly discusses his recent lifestyle changes.

In TV Talk, Jason and David celebrate (or lament) the return of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. from hiatus. Did the Agents all make it back to their own time safely? If so, what threats (new or old) await them? Will there be any surprises for them?

In the Wrestling with Wrestling segment, David offers up his Powerbomb.TV match of the week, which features Mike Quackenbush vs Jonathan Gresham from Beyond Wrestling’s “Spirit of ’76”.

Thanks for listening, and we’ll see you back here next week!

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Jason’s appearance on Get the Skinny

Welcome back to this week’s episode of Podvocacy!

Jason and David are at it again with another Flickchart episode!

Movies discussed on this episode include Saw, Blade, Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, and Gone in 60 Seconds. There’s also a deep dive in potential casting for the original Richard Donner Superman film, and David shocks Jason with his thoughts on a battle between The Incredibles and Rush Hour.

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Movies with Mikey – Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

Welcome back to Podvocacy!

This week, Jason and David are back at it with another Flickchart episode!

On this week’s show, the guys talk about toilet etiquette, which is, of course, why you’re all here. After that, they get into movie discussions. Movies ranked on this episode include Hook, The Big Lebowski, Night at the Museum, and Cloverfield. We also discuss the two endings of I Am Legend, and discuss which one we think is better.

Things also get a little bit heavy on this episode, with a discussion about the state of Hollywood right now, revolving around recent revelations about Uma Thurman’s experiences on Kill Bill and Pulp Fiction, as well as the past revelations of Kevin Spacey’s behavior on and off sets. As part of that discussion, we also talk about the difficulty of separating the art from the artist, and how behind the scenes information can change the way you view a film.

Welcome back to Podvocacy!

This week, it’s a Flickchart episode!

On this episode, Jason and David have some quick discussions about movie match-ups that include films such as Batman Forever, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Mission: Impossible, and Hot Fuzz. They go a little deeper on movies like Oliver & Company, Goldeneye, True Lies (which includes some discussion of current events, sadly), and The World is Not Enough.

There’s also a brief conversation about what makes one a contrarian, as David says that he is not one, despite some evidence to the contrary.

Also, David loses himself laughing at this: