On this episode, we discuss the animated tragicomedy series, BoJack Horseman (2014-2020). We spend all episode just waiting to talk about 'Philbert', and we get there, eventually... In the meantime, we discuss all of our favourite episodes, jokes, characters, and storylines. Hope you enjoy!

*TW: suicide, addiction, depression, abortion, miscarriage (and pretty much any other upsetting thing you can think of)*

For the first time on a mainline episode, the FLP has a guest, named Maddie, who has joined our hosts to talk about Bong Joon Ho's Academy-Award-winning film, Parasite (2019). The group dives into discussion about production design, inflated Hollywood film budgets, and minority/international representation at The Oscars. They also explore what motivates them to analyze acclaimed films and series rather than poke fun at flops (or vice versa).

On this bonus episode, Karolina and Dan quiz Marco in a game of '6 Degrees of Aaron Sorkin'! Are they able to stump him? Have a listen and find out!

This is the final episode of this round of our Selection Series, in which one host chooses a film/series that they hold dear, and on which they are somewhat of an expert. On this episode, Marco goes full fan-boy over The Social Network (2010) and its writer, Aaron Sorkin. As per usual, Karolina and Dan offer much more level headed insights and observations. If you enjoy the conversation about the movie, stick around while we litigate its ties to real life. Hopefully we have more than 'the minimal amount of your attention'...

Links:

How Aaron Sorkin Creates Musical Dialogue

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=aaron+sorkin

Lessons from the Screenplay

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IAGH6k17nw

What's Character Got to Do With It?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eucVNYQNGAs&t=2172s

Wikipedia article

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Social_Network#Historical_accuracy

Guardian article

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/nov/08/mark-zuckerberg-social-network-made-stuff-up-hurtful

New York Times

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/31/opinion/aaron-sorkin-mark-zuckerberg-facebook.html

This is the second episode of our Selection Series, in which is one host chooses a film/series that they hold dear, and on which they are somewhat of an expert. On this episode, Karolina has chosen her favourite film, Mamma Mia! (2008). Naturally, we discuss Marco's sexual awakening, how great Meryl Streep is, and what Aphrodite's fountain exploding REALLY means.

*Note: For the first ~6.5 minutes of the episode, there is some feedback on Dan's audio, but it clears up after that!*

This episode marks the first of our new sub-series of Selection Episodes, with one host choosing a film/series which they hold dear and on which they are somewhat of an expert. On this episode, Daniel has chosen his all-time favourite film, Jurassic Park (1993), directed by Steven Spielberg, to discuss. The group covers such topics as the timely message of the movie and the extensive behind-the-scenes pre-production work done on the project, while also setting out to determine the film industry's superior composer.

On this episode, we discuss the 1973 rock opera in film form, Jesus Christ Superstar. We chat about all the biblical easter eggs and how "cool" Jesus™ is.

On our final episode trying to understand Zack Snyder's vision for iconic DC superheroes, we discover the real 'Justice League' was the fun we had along the way! Just kidding. But for real, find out if #TheSnyderCut was worth the hype! Hear us discuss Joss V. Zack. And, as always, thanks for listening!

On this bonus episode, we ask each other some questions and answer some listener questions (sent to us on our Instagram: @featurelengthpodcast). Hope you enjoy!

On our second episode trying to understand Zack Snyder's vision for iconic DC superheroes, we now see him setting up the Justice League (he loves bringing people together!!!) by retconning Batman's entire character arc. Wonder Woman is there, also.