Review Party Dot Com

Review Party Dot Com

By Brent Nemetz and Matt HellyerComedy
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Review Party Dot Com episodes

  • Sugar Free Gummi Bears: A RPDC Anthology

    A complete collection of every internet review and segment featuring sugar free gummi bears, from Haribo and others, in chronological order, with some extra candy-related reviews thrown in for some fun contrast. Brent and Matt experience the meme that is the sugar free gummi bear shits in real time, from the reading the original reviews, to trying the products themselves, to uncovering a massive coverup of the situation by Haribo where they literally went scorched earth on their own product pages to try and scrub the mention of their name next to such foul happenings from both internet and it's algorithms. Please enjoy the first Review Party Dot Com Anthology: Sugar Free Gummi Bears, brought to you by us here at Review Party. Dot Com!


    A little different type of compilation this week, review fans! Rather than a random compilation of funny funnies ala Great Hits, we decided to pull together a bunch of related Review Party history and roll it into one episode. If you like this format or have ideas for another anthology theme, please let us know! This episode features bits, in chronological order, from episodes 05, 27, 90, 91, 123, 150, and 151.


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    1 hr 15 min
  • RPDC 304: Same Thing as the Stegosaurus

    Roar with the stegosaur!

    This week the party has reviews of Masters of the Universe and a He-Man Heart, a bidet soap bar for your dirty bits, the fossil that is Uncle Ben's Sweet and Sour sauce, and the older fossil Now That's What I Call Music Vol 3. For the segment, we dust off reviews of ET the Extra Terrestrial in a Precious Max!

    Do the dinosaur, or you'll be sorry!


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    47 min
  • RPDC 303: A Nice Mediocre

    Sometimes, you don't want something to flashy or intimidating!

    This week there are some meek, tame internet reviews for Omen 4: The Awakening (1991), looking just like Buddy Holly and using Green Gobbler drain cleaner, perhaps the last Piggly Wiggly in Illinois, and Backrooms (2026). For the segment, we take a big, mouth-slicing bite out of a rock and listen to some reviews of apples on Apple Reviews! We keep it nice and easy, I promise.


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    53 min
  • RPDC 302: Weird Looking, In a Handsome Way

    You all know the person.

    This week we have internet reviews for dude propaganda in The Rock (1996), HBO's A Knight of The Seven Kingdoms, Around my French Table cookbook by Dorie Greenspan, and dad napping on an orthopedic neck wedge. For the segment, we crack the newspaper open for some Dear, Abby on Thanks, Abby! You can't take your eyes off them!


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    46 min
  • RPDC 301: Fatty, Fatty Breadsticks

    The more butter, the better!

    This week we have reviews for Frosted Flakes, Tony's Big Cheese Pizza, Karate Kids: Legends, and Old El Paso tortilla "pockets". For the segment, we see what StickDoc has to say about some random things on Reviewer Redux. Pass the marinara!


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    42 min
  • RPDC 300: Not Everything Can be The Lobster

    300 Episodes! Woah! Thanks a bunch!

    This week we have reviews for, the poetic justice of the Blade Bluray 3 pack, '300' on Bluray, trying to get Donna fired at the Community School District 300, then '300: Rise of an Empire', and figuring out what's wrong with society with '300 Palabras'. For the segment, we check out reviews for '3000 Years of Longing' on Bareknuckle Letterboxding. Here's to 300 more!


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    52 min
  • RPDC 299: Unisex Parachute

    This parachute says a little too much about me, as a person, right now. Did you have anything in beige?

    This week we have internet reviews for taking pepper spray straight to the face, crocs, Wu Tang Clan's Enter the 36 Chambers, 'From', and the Seat Geek Stadium. For the segment, we pull a Reviewer Redux and check out what's going on with that imdb user StickDoc. No, no, that's a salmon, I said beige, or champagne!


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    49 min
  • Great Hits Vol. 8: You Had Me at "Five Pounds"

    They say the 8th time's the charm!

    Enjoy these fine internet review-based stylings, featuring reviews for wasp & hornet killer from Episode 105, 'Cowboy' (1958) and 'Play the Game' (2009) from Episode 106, grass-fed weigh protein from 107, and 'Two and a Half Men' from Episode 110. Spin that, DJ.


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    33 min
  • RPDC 298: Wise to Those Games

    Don't mess with me, man.

    Internet reviews for a saucy little cowboy jean jacket, the total Kwik Trip experience, a super expensive hair dryer, and utilizing an eye patch to achieve the power of darksight. For the segment, we throw down with Shallow Hal (2001) on Bareknuckle Letterboxding. I'm smart!


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    46 min
  • RPDC 297: Seeking Catharsis

    Hmm. Today, I will experience catharsis.

    Internet reviews for whatever they're doing at the True Lemon drink mix powder lab, big honkin' lavender-scented French soap, 'Hachi: A Dog's Tale', 'Fire Country', 'Cinderella Skeleton: A Halloween Story Book for Kids', and being uncomfortable at the Crown Gold Exchange somewhere in Idaho. For the segment, we get the fiery version of Dear Abby on Thanks, Abby! Oh yeah, that's the good stuff.


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    43 min

About Review Party Dot Com

From the publisher's feed

Every week, Brent and Matt peruse reviews from across the internet, on everything from products and services, to hotels and restaurants, found everywhere from Amazon to Google to Yelp. Then they explore the ridiculous realities of those reviewers, explaining the inexplicable and finding the insane in that mundane task of writing an internet review. These two plus you makes it a party; will you join?