With just 2 minutes on the clock, Matt and Jonathan 'Thundergun' their way through each episode in this season of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

Along the way we drink, dance, scam and brainwash our way through each episode, trying to beat the clock as though we were on an episode of Family Fight.

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On the podcast this week Screen Verdict talks about everyone's favourite politician (not Donald Trump) as we dive into all the schemes and machinations of Frank and Claire Underwood throughout Season 3 of House of Cards.

We discuss how to tell someone that they've burned your steak, how confident we are in Donald Blythe as a Vice President, and propose a new form of electing officials in the form a of a TV show, "Leaders Have Talent".

Matt also plays a game with Jonathan (join in at home) in which we try to separate quotes from either Frank Underwood or Foghorn Leghorn.

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The biggest film awards show of the year is here! Live from Screen Verdict HQ, Matt and Jonathan take you inside the voting process as we whittle down 6 worthy nominees in the categories of Best Actor, Best Actress, and Best Film of year.

It gets messy as we throw cymbals and wreck dressing rooms but in the end 3 winners walk away with a prestigious SV.

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The precursor awards of the Emmys, Golden Globes and Oscars have lead us to the biggest award show of the year - the Screen Verdict Awards.

Matt and Jonathan bring you inside the voting process as we argue over which of our 6 nominees in the prestigious categories of Best Actress, Best Actor and Best Series should walk away with the SV.

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It's that time of year when we take a look at the second biggest entertainment awards (after the Screen Verdict Awards) and make our predictions in each of the top Oscar categories.

As always we are joined by our good friend Tom O'Neil from www.goldderby.com to share his expert knowledge / crackpot opinions.

Join us as we discuss our favourite films, new crushes, and celebrity mishaps, and let us know whether you agree with our predictions.

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This week Screen Verdict discusses one of the most talked about films of 2014 - The Interview. Not afraid of the big issues we tackle all the hot topics including cyber terrorism, political standoffs, and The Razzies.

Matt and Jonathan talk about the portrayal of North Korea and Kim Jon Un, as well as Seth Rogen and James Franco's penis jokes.

Lastly we finish with our Screen Verdict rating and get you hyped for the Oscars in Housekeeping.

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(Podcast contains Spoilers) Screen Verdict is happy to kick off one of our favourite series to talk about - The Hunger Games. Without our book expert Jess Jones on location, she sends in some of her thoughts by carrier pigeon. Jonathan is also able to yell across Screen Verdict HQ at his girlfriend Bonnie Efrid for clarifications on the book to film adaptation.

Throughout the podcast we take a look at the post-apocalyptic health care system, why making propaganda videos is harder than it looks, and takes sides in Gale v Peeta.

We then give our Screen Verdict ratings and in Housekeeping re-ignite the fire in our rivalry with the Dad's Army Podcast, and perhaps start a new one with the Serial Podcast.

A few trailers have come out recently that got the internet as well as real people talking, so Screen Verdict decided to take a look at the previews and let you know how excited we are for each project after watching them.

We take a look at Star Wars Episode VII, Jurassic World, and 50 Shades of Grey. Along the way we offend all Star Wars fans, all scientists, and all the people that are either for or against raunchy movies.

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From across the globe Matt and Jonathan review Interstellar, which travels across the universe as Matthew Mcconaughey attempts to find another home for humans.

We discuss our expectations based on recent works by director Christopher Nolan and the trending Matthew Mcconaughey. We then move on to topics in the film including warped time, alternative dimensions and sound mixing disasters.

Lastly we give our Screen Verdict rating for the film and in Housekeeping discuss our Screen Veridct USA Challenges, see whether Matt has received a callback from The Bachelor and discuss People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive.

This week Screen Verdict reviews the film Birdman in which Michael Keaton plays an actor tackling a serious role 20 years after he turned down the third film in a blockbuster superhero franchise. (Sound familiar?)

Matt and Jonathan discuss their expectations, a Q and A with Michael Keaton and Edward Norton, and review the rest of the notable cast.

We then give our Screen Verdict rating for the film and in Housekeeping we give a rating for Matt as a House Guest and Jonathan as a Host.

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