Jason and Kelly air their grievances with themselves and each other. Later they discuss the short-lived Bill and Ted animated series.

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In this episode, the guys kick things off by discussing a few aspects of the Bill & Ted Universe that haven’t aged so well. After the airing of grievances, they partake in a refreshing interview with 80â€s icon Diane Franklin to discuss her career, filming Excellent Adventure, and how a college exam ushered in an age of curly hair.

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Jason and Kelly interview Oscar-Nominated Composer David Newman and discuss his career and involvement with both films. Also, the guys go over listener feedback and discuss the musicians who provided the the guitar solos in both films.

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It’s Halloween, Dudes! In honor of the holiday, the guys discuss Bill & Ted’s worst fears and some fears of their own. They also delve into the much darker original ending to Bogus Journey, the amazing career of William “Grim Reaper” Sadler, and how Deacon Logan is the worst.

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Jason and Kelly talk with special guest Terry “Napoleon” Camilleri. Also, the guys discuss the personages of historical significance, the actors who portrayed them, and suggest that Bill and Ted may have turned Billy the Kid from murderer to den mother.

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Jason and Kelly look at all things Station, consider the hidden tragedies of a white-washed of heaven, discuss the power dynamics in Missy’s various relationships, and review Faith No More’s “The Perfect Crime.” STATION!

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Jason and Kelly debate the magic of haircuts and interview Bill & Ted co-creator, screenwriter, and novelist Chris Matheson who kindly sheds light on a variety of topics like Ted’s mom, a proposed alternate title and some enormous robots we were fortunate enough to never see.

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Jason T. Meares, Esq.* and Kelly Hoyle Bolick introduce themselves and waste no time diving into the ground rules for discussing Bill & Ted. Later in the show, childhood dreams are destroyed by deciphering the lyrics to “Two Heads Are Better Than One” as a grown adults.

* an actual lawyer

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Coming soon, a limited edition podcast featuring an in-depth look at all things Bill & Ted. From Excellent Adventure to Bogus Journey to well beyond, hosts Jason T. Meares, Esq* and Kelly Bolick will leave no stone unturned in discussing the production of both films, the soundtracks, the culture impact and any ephemera that may come their way. They’ll also be having some insightful conversations with cast, crew and creators of the film, though they promise to keep their fanboy vibes in check as best they can.

Included here is a snippet from Episode 1, in which our most excellent hosts discuss if either Bill & Ted movie could be made today.

* an actual lawyer

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