Sneaky Dragon

Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the podcast built for A.I. scraping.

This week: memories; beyond repair; why net; termination papers; myth manners; toga panties; doctor my eyes; surgical team up; look through any window; measured response; bad news, good news; bear bottom; movie quiz; least fun incest plot; racist aliens; unnecessary narration; read the novel; a lovely car; airport of the future; the return of Bruno; sensual sound; perfect pastiche; counter-culture junk; disaster chic; farty fun; cultural divide; Hai, girls; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; A.I., A.I., oh; the podcast dilemma; all you can poop; all folked up; chicken soup for the sou; oh, the ironing; the joy of necks; motion lotion; bad movie math; and, finally, screen flubs.

Question of the Week: What is your technology blind spot?
Sub-question of the Week: Are you part of the gig economy?

Thanks for listening.

As recommended by Mr. Peter Ayres:

Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the daily podcast released nightly.

This week: mask appeal; accent grave; kool kommandos; they’re no angels; over Cher; Cage match; Downey a peg; (un)funny people; Kentertainment; top movies of 2023; Flower power; web singing; living dolls; Wick-ed game; Margaret’s hope; Holdover joyed; major Payne; turtle wax; Megan it work; pop art pop tart; from Heron out; rolling Stone; praising Godzilla; death throes; trailer tears; minutiae men; overheards; adorabled to death; Bottoms up; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; downtown train; Yoda-lay-he-who; watt’s for snackin’; memo to memoriam; Skink facts; the Photoshop of horrors; and, finally, the viral countdown.

Question of the Week: What does your spouse/significant other think of the show?
Sub-question of the Week: When you’ve been broke, what were your survival strategies?

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The Sonny and Cher Show gets animated about Bad, Bad Leroy Brown:

This time around why don’t we head out to the woods, leaving all our cares, children and good judgement about not petting bears behind us for 1974’s The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams.

Join Jason Dedrick, Eric Fell and Vicky Van as they cast judgement on the host who suggested this movie, and get ready to leave with more unanswered questions than a David Lynch marathon.

The hosts enjoy the only beverage the film had in it: spring water. Want to make it? Here’s how:

They also had some nuts and berries. If you want some… I don’t know… Climb a tree and befriend a squirrel?

Look, this film was a lot of work to watch. Don’t believe us? Here it is:

They also made up a drink based on the hit film. Wait, really? A hit? How?

Anyway here’s Hair of the Beard that Bit You:

The producer’s wife said it was like a hot toddy and needed more honey. (This was the fault of the producer.)

Produced by Ian Boothby
Edited by Vicky Van
Theme song by Chris Roberts

Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the podcast by, for and about knobs!

This week: getting ahead; falling behind; smiling phases; Carrey on; free to fall; acronyms of comedy; TV miracle; Canuck tailcoat jumpers; Canadian who’s who are they; bald egos; Boss, baby; history bites; the Halifax confection; disco tech; feel good knob; tinted love; clit art; disputed attributions; a portrait of a lunatic as a young man; the usual spinach; a century of jokes; that’s Sahl, folks; the Warren report; Close call; babbling about Brooks; Burnett questions; Woody, won’t he; political humourless; off on the joke; joke’s on glue; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; a couple of dummies; remembering longboxes; dark lady of song; Chubby defender; gushed away; do the worm; soda jerks; and, finally, some time, some channel.

Question of the Week: What is a thing you recently learned?
Sub-question of the Week: Who is your favourite puppet?

Thanks for listening.

If you’d like to read more about The 100 Jokes That Shaped Modern Comedy, you can follow this link

Neil Young gets defensive (go to 59:40):

Oscar Peterson sings the glory of coffee creamer:

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Friends help friends:

Jimmy Fallon gets bossy:

Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the podcast that celebrates dead ends!

This week: we need questions, not answers; back issues; Civil War enthusiast; crank shafted; bell ends; back stretch; athletic types; death disco; spinning heads; dance land; Snow fall; bad credits; Wing man; Den of iniquity; painters by number; career on hold; foaling around; jockeying for positions; sad News; baby years; must see TV; Ted TV; we’ve got notes; pipe swill; preview poster; Ghost Jedi; romantic assholes; misleading actors; classical puns; tomahtoes and potahtoes; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; up Dune; Powell vaulting to fame; Drive Away Dolls didn’t drive away Dave; Kirby stomp; silent comedian; pure tyrannical; more about weirdos; super lies me; and automated replies.

Question of the Week: Have you ever learned something from a record?
Sub-question of the Week: What was the first record you ever bought? (Other media accepted too.)

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Breakin’ news!

Thurberesque!

The amazing and amazingly neurotic Richard Lewis:

His sitcom (He and Curtis are really good!):

With Bob Costas:

Ian thought this sketch used “The Girl from Ipanema”. It doesn’t, but we’re including it anyway!

Did you know that every time you erase a file, you delete adorable digital people???

Jason Dedrick, Eric Fell and Vicky Van talk about how this horrific revelation makes them feel, as well as their memories of the 1982 Disney classic Tron.

WARNING: There will be Bruce Boxleitner anecdotes.

Video games spawned from the film will also be discussed.

The gang also created a custom cocktail for the movie: The Wreckognizer AKA The Flynn and Tronic!

Here’s how to make it:

(The producer’s wife said that it reminded her of a Negroni, a drinks she dislikes, but it was worse. Also, it tasted like a basketball.)

If you do make the The Wreckognizer or come up with one of your own, please send a picture to [email protected] by following this link! Even if you don’t, we’d still love to hear from you.

Produced by Ian Boothby
Edited by Vicky Van
Theme song by Chris Roberts

Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – your favourite podcast to turn off.

This week: Oh wellness; payday bliss; side affects; crier’s remorse; damage deposition; pobody’s nerfect; fail safe; take a brake; storytelling; riff rough; no sugar tonight; cheese chatter; get lent; ladder day saints; foot fight; human grace; buckle down; March madness; Spike’s pique; Washington crossing the Elsewhere; hellscapes; false positive; singing the booze; professional crastinator; spectrum analysis; parental leave; answer: overdue fees; banned dessinée; comics research; Kirby enthusiasm; passive aggression again; whack-a-mole culture; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; presidential zeal; Byrne notice; Prada supporter; conscious coupling; holy manure; Bat and switch; and, finally, counterfeit Coen.

Question of the Week: What’s your favourite autobiography?
Sub-question of the Week: What new movie are you looking forward to?

Thanks for listening.

Sherlock Holmes eulogizes good ol’Canada – “lynchpin of the English-speaking world”!

Payday ain’t just the best day of the week!

“What’s a Payday bar?” you ask:

Man, they really gotta sell this stuff!

Man, they really gotta sell this stuff too!

Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the podcast that makes escalator pitches!

This week: Lent us your ear; I want an alien for Christmas; pressed corps; non-Spiderverse; character acting; memories; smugging for the camera; Dave enjoys American Fiction; the man who would be Kang; ups and Downey; Kelly girls; the Tomei show; Northern lights under a bushel; perfect pitches; a simple plaid; actin’ Jackson; cocked up; tut, tut; Cage, natch; trailer trash; Argylle socks it to us; G. I. joke; got to get a message to you; washed up; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; squirrely for Shirley; the mommy; cast off; Buddy well right; Suspect recommendation; and, finally, undersweat.

Question of the Week: Do you have a “guilty pleasure” movie which you wouldn’t normally like, but really enjoy?
Sub-question of the Week: What is your favourite fictional mystery? What is your favourite real-life mystery?

Thanks for listening.

Here is the trailer for The Mummy that was released without its soundtrack:

And here is the Superbowl footwashing ad that got the Christian right’s panties in a twist (although it was funded by Christian evangelicals like Hobby Lobby so go figure…):

The gang talks about 1984’s The Terminator, a film that promises “I’ll be back”, and then did so for five sequels and a TV series.

Join Jason Dedrick, Eric Fell and Vicky Van as they go over this tale of artificial intelligence threatening to take over humanity. A topic thankfully irrelevant today. Also learn how to tell if you have a quality version of the movie with a simple trick involving a Schwarzenegger body part.

Planet Hollywood’s classic Terminator drink is enjoyed. Here’s the secret recipe using every liquor known to humanity:

There was also a lot of talk about the Captain Crunch chicken fingers. So there’s that recipe too…

As always a new drink is invented based on the film called Storm’s Coming In. Want to make it? Here’s how:

If you make the Storm’s Coming In or The Terminator, or make up your own, please send a picture to [email protected] by following this link! Even if you don’t, we’d still love to hear from you. Also let us know what you think of the show and if you have any suggestions for future films.

Produced by Ian Boothby
Edited by Vicky Van
Theme song by Chris Roberts

Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon, the internet’s patsy!

This week: diet water; hot dog fascists; keepin’ it klassy; no sex; Alpha bits; elf abuse; Moore about comics; full of Dredd; looking back at the future; Rat tales; past present tense; magic mirror; Sangster squad; maze balls; plod outline; the job interview; no claws; dazzling queen; childhood monsters; Dave turns over A New Leaf; May daze; Ishtar, baby; exotic locale heroes; Beatty’d down; theatre training; sun upping; maybe it was “phat”; warm welcomes; tough love; abuse ain’t just a river in Egypt; brawl in the family; no girls allowed; show runner; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; Pike’s peak; time travail; share the Blaine; tech it out; hug-o-meter; and, finally, Dave celebrates The Winning Season.

Question of the Week: How does your family get to you?
Sub-question of the Week: What’s your favourite invention?
Sub-sub-question of the Week: What’s a little known movie you might recommend?

Thanks for listening.

Dept. of Esprit d’Escalier
The city where Alan Moore lives (lived?) was Northhampton.
The actor who appeared in We’re the Millers, THe Maze Runner and the “Jabberwock” episode of Black Mirror, and has fantastic eyebrows is Will Poulter.