Spill The TV

Spill The TV

By Austin SchindelComedyTV & Film
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Spill The TV episodes

  • Saturday Night Cinema: Ferris Buellers Day Off

    Zach is back this week for Saturday Night Cinema! This Saturday, we discuss a John Hughes Classic, "Ferris Buellers Day Off." We discuss how Ferris is almost cartoonish, how this movie will always be relatable, and we talk about our love of 80's movies in general.

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    40 min
  • Saturday Night Cinema: Goodfellas (w/ Nathan Tehrani)

    To conclude "You May Choose" we are joined by our longtime friend Nathan Tehrani to discuss the 1990 crime masterpiece "Goodfellas." In this review, we talk about Ray Liotta's crazy laugh, Robert DeNiro's Charisma, and the evolution of the female Mob main character. 

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    40 min
  • Saturday Night Cinema: The Little Mermaid

    Our next recommendation for "You May Choose" is Disney's 1989 saving grace "The Little Mermaid. Zach leads this episodes with his reasons why this is his favorite Disney movie, Austin ponders on who would play Ariel in the live action remake, and Wendy tries to figure out the Disney Timeline.

    40 min
  • Friends Season 4 part 1

    We are back with Season 4 Part 1 of Friends. Definitely one of our favorite seasons, we cover episodes 1-6. In this episode Austin discovers his disdain for Phoebe, we reference Scrubs spoilers a lot, and we talk about the halting of character progression.

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    1 hr 3 min
  • Saturday Night Cinema: Carefree

    To start May you choose, we go over a recommended film from one of our listeners Cloe! The film she recommended us watch is another Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers film "Carefree" which we enjoyed a lot more than "Tophat." In this review we discuss Fred Astaire secretly being a blood bender, the lack of music that would've made this movie perfect, and Ginger Rogers incredible 10 minutes of destruction. 

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    37 min
  • Saturday Night Cinema: Spaceballs

    For May the Fourth, we watch Mel Brooks take on a galaxy far far away with "Spaceballs." In this episode we find out Wendy's real feelings for Luke Skywalker, Zach actually likes a Mel Brooks movie, and Austin tries to hold it all together.

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    33 min
  • Saturday Night Cinema: Weekend at Bernies

    This Saturday, Zach leads the discussion for one of his favorite movies, "Weekend at Bernies." We go over the first 30 minutes and how you should skip it, how the same joke can still be funny, and how voodoo has no place in comedy sequels ever.

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    22 min
  • Saturday Night Cinema: Hunchback of Notre Dame

    We are breaking the rules at Spill the TV this Saturday! We decide to go to the Festival of Fools and review Disney's cinematic (masterpiece?) "Hunchback of Notre Dame." We go over how this movie probably alienated audiences, the lack of Frollo in the theme parks, and the overall tone problem that Hunchback has!

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    46 min
  • Friends season 3 part 4

    Our Season 3 Finale! in this episode we cover Joeys big break on stage, Frank Jr gets married, and it all ends with Friends on the Beach, which is one of the best multi part episodes of the whole show!

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    1 hr 2 min
  • Saturday Night Cinema: Airplane!

    Our second movie for March Madness is the comedy classic "Airplane!" In this episode we discuss if knowing references before seeing the movie can ruin the experience, the loss of modern slapstick in current cinema, and if this movie still holds up in this new generation of comedy.

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    33 min

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Three peoples journey (and occasionally guest) through television shows of old. Content includes old sitcoms, comedies, and cartoon shows that impacted our lives and deserve to be dissected and…