It's beginning to look a lot like...Todd is extremely upset on a fantastic new episode of the Film Pigs Podcast! This one has everything: movie news, a spirited discussion of young adult movies, movie jail drama, an amazing bizarre line reading, a challenging game, and Todd Robert Anderson completely losing his mind. Fun for the whole family*! (*Do not let your family listen to this podcast.)

Can it be? Another Film Pigs Podcast in the same month? And a regular episode to boot? Not any of this Bacon junk Todd and Skelton keep pushing on you? You're not imagining things, people, this is a brand-new podcast in the classic format you know and love. Well, except for the fact that Falk and Skelton wind up Todd more than usual. And Falk didn't prepare his own work. And Skelton didn't have important information available (FYI, Allen Garfield played Max Wolfe).

You can say a lot of things about the Film Pigs, but you can never say we're consistent or on time with anything. Thanks to Falk having a functioning career, Todd and Skelton are left to their own devices and deliver a Bacon episode discussing the movies they've actually gone to theaters to see this year. Note: this episode was recorded before the release of ENDER'S GAME, which got this review from Todd: "I had low expectations, but it was way better than I thought it would be."

The Film Pigs return for a last-minute September podcast - this time as serious adults discussing movies about infidelity, although it's likely somebody will ask about boobs. This episodes includes all your favorites - or maybe not, we don't know: movie news, the high tension courtroom drama of Movie Jail, a bizarre line reading, a numbers-based trivia game, and more!

Happy Sunday, everybody! After you go to church, how about you relax with a brand new Film Pigs Podcast? This one has everything: intros, movie news, a themed discussion, courtroom drama, strange sound clips, a game both challenging and entertaining and completely fair no matter what Todd says, and more!

Oh, my. The Film Pigs are back with an epic-length podcast. Fresh off taping 2 back-to-back episodes of their GeekNation web show, the Pigs end the night with an industrial-sized podcast before Todd Anderson leaves for the family summer vacation. This episode has everything: movie news, a fresh bizarre line reading, a first for Movie Jail, a rousing game of Pitch Me!, and special guests Alixandrée Antoine and Jonathan Salvia. Plus, the punchy-after-taping-too-many-shows-at-once Pigs leaning too close to their mics and yelling at each other!

Hey, the Film Pigs are all still in the same country for some reason so we figured, why not do another podcast? This episode we're delving into the enigmatic movie star and majestic runner Tom Cruise. Plus movie news, a heartfelt session of Movie Jail, an amazing Cold Reading, a simply nail-biting Quiz that's neck-and-neck until the end, and more!

We. Are. Back! That's right, all three Film Pigs are finally back together after a long separation for all-new podcasts, starting with this episode on Movie Vehicles! This episode has got it all: the latest movie news, a riveting discussion, an impassioned courtroom drama, a weird line reading, general good-timeyness, and Todd getting really upset that the dumb game Skelton made up is totally rigged against him.

Todd and Falk talk about the experience of attending movies at the theater. For an hour. Enjoy. Hope this makes up for the fact that we forgot to do a podcast in February. Do you people even really care? You don't. If you did, you would send us money.

Okay, it's not really that special. But to celebrate the current trend of sex romps at the movies, Todd and Stee chat about the history of films with lots of boobs in them. Unfortunately, this is a podcast so you don't get to see any of the boobs that they are talking about. But don't you fret, because there is also some up-to-the-minute movie news, a star who just won't die hard is put on trial for crimes against cinema, Martin Short makes the grade for the Nic Cage Memorial Line Reading, and much, much more! (We really want Skelton to come back. It's kinda lonely without him.)