Rental Return

Mark and Jon have bring on longtime pal and storied impressionist, Kevin Ippen, to discuss the esoteric, pitch black '08 comedy: In Bruges. Mark begrudgingly lays out  some compliments, Kevin brings the cast of SVU alive,  and Jon brings the Irish Catholic on home. 

Rental Return comes back to cover the late 90’s Sandler classic, Big Daddy. Mark and Jon disagree on whether Sonny Koufax  is a lovable misanthrope or simply a selfish asshole, and Chelsea buries Jon in the fun fact game.

Mark and Jon cruise into  the motor pool at Ft. Baxter to follow Steve Martin in the mid 90’s comedy, Sgt Bilko. Mark gives commentary on the crooked charisma of one of his favorite movie con-men and Jon talks about a very successful TV show no one’s heard of.

Mark and Jon bring in special guest Mark Meyer to drool all over this week’s movie, the prophetic early 2000’s cult hit, Idiocracy. Both of the Marks and Jon cover everything from the movie’s dubious theatrical release to the viability of President Camacho. Welcome to Costco, I love you. 

Mark and Jon cover the early 2000s "bromantic comedy" Forgetting Sarah Marshall. Jason Segal leads this movie about love and loss and all Jon ends up doing  is talking about penises.

Mark and Jon discover just what’s the worst that could happen when you make an early 2000's comedy with Martin Lawrence and Danny Devito. Enjoy commentary on Bernie Mac, John Leguizamo, William Fichtner, and the rest of the beloved supporting cast in this beautiful exploration of pettiness and male ego.  

Mark and Jon take on late 90s dad classic, Air Force One, with Harrison Ford & Gary Oldman. Indiana Jones beats down Russian terrorists mid-flight - what's more American than that?

Lunch cancelled? Due to lack of hustle? Jon and Mark take you back to Camp Hope as we examine the Perkis System, hidden candy stashes, and the redemption of esteem in the 90s classic Heavyweights. I’m feeling skinny, Tony!

This week Mark and Jon bring in their first guest, their Garden Gate Jared, to have a Rabbit about the early 2000s classic Snatch. Would you Adam and Eve it they take the Mickey out of a story about a couple of Tea Leaves trying to Half-Inch some Tomfoolery,  a Berk who doesn't want them to take the Honey out of his Lucy Lockett, and  a couple of Empire States who just want a new caravan. Don't worry, next time it will be in English.

Cockney to English translation:
Garden gate - mate
Rabbit and pork - talk
Adam and Eve - believe 
Mickey bliss - piss
Tea leaves - thieves 
Tomfoolery - jewelry 
Berkshire hunt - take a guess 
Honey - money 
Lucy Lockett - pocket 
Empire states - mates