Seen On Screen Podcast

It's the night before the night before Christmas and Sean and David are reminiscing about their favorite Christmas memories and traditions. And what Christmas would be complete without running around in some holiday themed video games and levels and the ever popular Elf Bowling. Lastly the guys do a deep dive into which is the better Christmas Movie, Home Alone 1 or 2.

This week Sean and David discuss the Fallout TV series and Grand Theft Auto 6 trailers. They've been virtually cleaning up the neighbourhood in Power Wash Simulator VR and The biggest gaming convention of yesterday is no more. E3 has officially been canceled and the guys aren't too sad about it.

This week it's all about Christmas Movies and ignore the judgment they sometimes face for watching Christmas movies outside of the holiday season. David tells us about the holiday train that stopped by and the guys give you a list of their top 10 Christmas movies with a few honourable mentions.

This week Christmas lights disappoint, Sean is very impressed with his Lego set, The Game Awards are coming up and Sean and David give their predictions on the winners and losers and a new month means new games.

It's hard to believe that we've been doing this for 200 episodes! This week Sean and David take a trip down memory lane and talk about their fondest memories of the Seen on Screen Podcast. The future of Star Wars with Dave Filoni at the creative helm. There's a new VR game in Sean and David's collection and with Black Friday upon us, are there any good deals to be had?

This week Sean paid for the wrong parking spot, the SAG-AFTRA strike is finally over, so that means we can talk about movies! Pedro Pascal is no longer the Mandalorian, but might be Mr. Fantastic and Sean is upset that David likes the Call of Duty campaigns.

Eggy Milk season is in full force and Sean bought something big. The Legend of Zelda is getting a live action movie, Microsoft banning 3rd party accessories and David is tired of paying for subscriptions only to be shown advertisements on every platform.

The nights are getting longer and the days are getting shorter. That means more time for games, movies, and Sean and David. Spider-Man 2 and Super Mario Bros Wonder are finally out and the reviews are....odd. Finishing off spooky season with Totally Killer and celebrated 100 years of Disney with "Once Upon a Studio". And who could forget, new games in November.

This week Sean and David discuss the problem with yearly game releases, and how 8 episode TV seasons are ruining story telling. And with Halloween right around the corner they share some of their favourite movies to watch right before the big night.

This week Sean has made it a little further in Star Wars The Clone Wars and went to see Taylor Swift on the silver screen. All the Pixar movies have the same story line, Sony thinks you want a thinner PS5 and Microsoft owns everything.