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We wrap up the week with some talk about Police Academy, Christopher Lee's diseases, and why in the hell some people like this movie. Including our fantastic guests. Thanks to PTR and El Adam for sticking with us all week and giving us their time and insights and deep deep movie references.
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We talk movie reviews, more cartoon theme songs, and Roget Ebert's colonoscopy! Weigh in on how you feel about North, The Usual Suspect, and that weird Vincent Gallo sex movie!
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Today we delve into elevator physics, helping the blind, and veterinary science. Not to mention a healthy dose of Star Wars.
Today we discuss raccoon noises, the legs of frogs, and possible explanations for where they get all those little outfits.
This week we are joined again by the always delightful El Adam and his Droid counterpart Pete the Retailer. We discuss the magnificence of paper shredders, refreshing character choices, and play a rousing game of "What Does it Smell Like?"
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We close out the week with The Midnight Boys with discussions on the merits of apple butter, hot and cold office politics, and puppet fights. So many puppet fights.
It's the day after that one day and we delve into child abductions, political concerns, and get some dating advice from a trusted source.
Tis the season, so we talk about movie comebacks, 90's fashion, and... taxes. We promise it's more exciting than that sounds.
No more skin tag talk today we promise. We do talk about shattering the myth of teachers, the conspiracy perpetrated by Big Xerox, and what fresh hell awaits you every day when you work in an open office space.
Oh man... this week is a wild one. We have not one, not two, but all THREE Midnight Boys clogging up your earholes. We talk about skin tags, Sixteen Candle viewings, and who really pushes for sequels.
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