Join Eric as he delves into one of the weakest Bond entries. Listen as he gets continuously baffled and tries to make sense of all the bad puns and overuse of product placement. He even tries to come up with some of his own puns. Don't forget to reach out at [email protected].

Join Eric as he explores Roger Moore's grittiest Bond film yet. Listen as he discusses the highs and lows of the film, and finds some grievances along the way. Feel free to reach out at [email protected].

Join Eric as he tears apart Roger Moore's swan song as 007 in the weakest Bond entry. Listen as he remarks on the many idiotic things in the film, lays down a theory that would pit James Bond and Rocky Balboa in the same universe, and grimaces over the film's slow pacing.

Join Eric as he picks apart Octopussy and rips on some of the sillier moments of the movie (which are quite a few). He also briefly discusses the non-EON Bond film Never Say Never Again that was released the same year, gives his thoughts on Clown Bond and gets confused over which twin assassin is Mischka and which one is Grischka. Feel free to comment at [email protected].

Eric returns exhausted from holiday cheer to talk about Roger Moore's best Bond feature. Join him as he explores the popular film and highlights it's good and bad spots. Feel free to reach out at [email protected]!

Join Eric as he delves into Roger Moore's sophomore effort as Bond. Tune in as he critiques the living daylights (pun intended) on the film as well is baffled over some of the filmmaker's choices and criticizes the way Moore kisses. Questions or comments? Reach out to him at [email protected]

Join Eric as he takes you to the end of the '60s era Bond and George Lazenby's lone outing as 007. He picks apart some of the finer and higher quality aspects of this underrated Bond adventure as well as some of its goofier moments. He also attempts his best George Lazenby impression and ponders what the Bond movie universe would've been like had he stuck around for the duration of his contract.

Join Eric as he takes a look at the fourth Bond film, Thunderball. Eric points out some of the film's better moments as well as some more of its glaring plot holes. He also provides some backstory into a "Battle of the Song" for the theme. Join the discussion and provide feedback at [email protected]!

(NOTE: I am aware of the gaffe I made where I mentioned early on in the episode that the next movie was For Your Eyes Only instead of the accurate You Only Live Twice.)