Screen Verdict

(Podcast contains spoilers) In the last podcast before Jonathan heads home Down Under, Screen Verdict reviews the latest season of HBO's Boardwalk Empire. We see if it can live up to Matt's indifference and being one of Jonathan's favourite shows.

On the podcast we learn why mobsters should learn jiu jitsu, why you should train your butler to deal with interrogation and when in doubt blame 'Jack'.

Lastly we give our Screen Verdict rating and wrap up all the big podcast news in Housekeeping.

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(Spoilers in Podcast) On the podcast this week Screen Verdict is joined by resident Hunger Games expert Jess Jones to review the All-Stars/Catching Fire/Whatever it's called instalment in the series.

We talk flaming dresses, pick sides in a love triangle, plan game strategies and have fun with President Snow's name.

Lastly we give our Screen Verdict rating and wonder what Stephen Merchant would have rated Hunger Games in Housekeeping.

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Screen Verdict is excited to review the new HBO comedy from the co-creator of The Office, Stephen Merchant. We talk about the first season of Hello Ladies and also share some excerpts from Matt's Gold Derby interview with Stephen himself.

In the podcast we discuss the Stuart's quest for unobtainable women, the cringe factor, dating troubles and Jonathan also likens Matt to a character in the show.

We then give our Screen Verdict rating and in Housekeeping, we hear some celebrity encounters and Stephen Merchant provides Matt with some dating advice.

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This week Screen Verdict reviews on our favourites in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. For the podcast we tried to try out something new by giving each of the 10 episodes a 2-minute speed review.

We go over all the funniest moments of the season as well as discussing the possibilities of Matt and Jonathan Days and a Screen Verdict produced Lethal Weapon 7.

We then give the season our Screen Verdict rating and in Housekeeping we talk more celebrity encounters, Matt's podcast affair and podcasts to expect in the future, including our Celebrity Apprentice board game challenge.

This week on Screen Verdict, Matt and Jonathan discuss some of our favourite stars that have each found their way back onto television with four new television series.

We discuss James Spader on The Blacklist, Robin Williams on The Crazy Ones, Will Arnett on The Millers and Michael J. Fox on The Michael J. Fox Show.

We decide which TV series has the most incompetent police outfit, discover the expression "Carry the Dick", see a comedic version of Mad Men and perhaps find the next Kramer.

In this week's Screen Verdict, we give a Yes or No as to whether we will continue to watch each show and in Housekeeping Matt and Jonathan swap sob stories.

(Minor Spoilers in Podcast) This week Screen Verdict heads out on the high seas with our review of Captain Phillips. The title alone sets our imaginations off with movie ideas but after narrowing down the premise, we talk about some of our favourite pirate movies and our thoughts on actor Tom Hanks and director Paul Greengrass.

Getting into the film we talk about Captain Phillips and his ability to scheme like MacGyver and whether the pirates found themselves in hot water over hostage taking or illegal downloads.

We also give our Screen Verdict rating for the film and in a massive Housekeeping segment, Matt and Jonathan share celebrity stories, share a business opportunity, pitch a new podcast segment and lay down a trap for Stephen Merchant in Matt's upcoming interview.

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Screen Verdict heads back to some Emmy award winning television with our review of The Newsroom season 2.

We jump right into the show by discussing how jumping on a political campaign bus can cure your heartbreak, what Maggie has in common with Miley Cyrus, why Will took a hipster's approach to Genoa and the mathematical formula we learn for the length of time it takes to forgive someone for cheating.

Lastly we give our Screen Verdict rating and in Housekeeping we give a shout out to our friends over at the Verbal Tap podcast, discuss Jonathan's jiu jitsu competition in LA, recap the Emmys and Matt's birthday bash 2.0.

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This week Screen Verdict reviews Gravity the 3D Space epic from Alfonso Cuaron. Matt and Jonathan discuss expectations from the director as well as their opinions on the leads George Clooney and Sandra Bullock. We also decide whether the action was thrilling or stressful and whether we've finally come around to 3D.

We also solve the Healthcare crisis, share a story involving our old screenwriting tutor and decide how to act when someone tells a story they've told before.

Lastly we give our Screen Verdict and in Housekeeping find out where in the world Jonathan has traveled to, review our Betting Bad results and Matt recaps his birthday.

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Screen Verdict just couldn't wait a whole week for our next podcast as we were so excited to bring you our thoughts on the ending of Breaking Bad.

We take a look at the final 8 episodes and share our reactions to all the biggest moments as well as review who played the best game throughout.

Also on the line is the winner of our Betting Bad competition and most importantly the Screen Verdict rating for the final season of Breaking Bad.

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Screen Verdict is excited to begin our TV review grind starting with the final season of Dexter. Matt and Jonathan share their thoughts on Dexter as a series and what the final season means to them.

They then give their take on each of the main characters and stories of the season involving Dexter, Deb, Dr Vogel, the Brain Surgeon, Zach, Quinn and Hannah.

Along the way we learn why Miami Metro might not be the most competent police department, see what the show has in common with Lost and give our reactions to the show's finale.

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