You see that there green thing? That's a lawn. And Clint Eastwood would really, really, really, really, politely as evidenced by the gun, like you to do the opposite of being on it. This week's episode is on Clint Eastwood's la- ahem- film, "Gran Torino."

I, um. have...questions. And the show doesn't seem to have any clear answers. Just high-brow modern art and teenage boy...stuff. Whoo boy. We're talking about Neon Genesis Evangelion today.

That's right, our dear 2 listeners, ladies and gentlemen, it's the one hundredth episode of the Palladian Papists! Yes, we have made it this far. And we're going to keep 'er rolling. Enjoy this retrospective/introspective/future-spective of the podcast!  Just det, våra kära 2 lyssnare, mina damer och herrar, det är det hundrade avsnittet av Palladian Papists! Ja, vi har kommit så här långt. Och vi kommer att fortsätta rulla. Njut av denna retrospektiva/introspektiva/framtidsspektakulära podcast! Och om du har brytt dig om att Google Translate kanske du har märkt att den svenska versionen av texten är lite längre. "Konstigt, den här biten ser mycket längre ut", tänker du hörbart för dig själv. Grattis, du har ägnat tillräckligt med uppmärksamhet för att få det lilla påskägget i beskrivningen. Hur uttråkad är du?

Yeah mates, we's talkin' 'bout these there Marvel Spiderman movies, the MCU ones to be exact. Tom Holland is a jolly decent Spiderman, even though he's a friggin Brit. We'll forgive him though.

Even though it means "greedy" or whatever I felt like using the word "rapacious" cuz I wanted the alliteration, so deal with it. This week, we're talking about "Groundhog Day." Even though it means "greedy" or whatever I felt like using the word "rapacious" cuz I wanted the alliteration, so deal with it. This week, we're talking about "Groundhog Day." Even though it means "greedy" or whatever I felt like using the word "rapacious" cuz I wanted the alliteration, so deal with it. This week, we're talking about "Groundhog Day." I'm going to keep repeating this until you subscribe. Even though it means "greedy" or whatever....

I'm not saying it's Mel Gibson but...it's Mel Gibson. And Joaquin Phoenix. Ever since I saw this movie, every time I see an unattended glass of water, I am comforted by the fact I can just fling that sucker at an alien. Chemical warfare is ok if it's against a green man from outer space right? Anyhoo.....We're reviewing M. Night Shyamalan's "Signs."

Get weady fow some wacky adwentuwes with Docta Wiwey and his shenanigans that thweaten the wowld. Anyway, this is the comics, you don't have to worry about the bad dub. We're discussing the Megaman comics.

2 out of 1,471,932 Janitors (/former janitors) recommend you take self-control and play Control. Also, one of the head developers is a pretty cool dude who was on the Ascension Press video game podcast, check him out.

Hey, if they can fly a helicopter on Mars why not under the water? Unimportant for the helicopter parent type that we discuss of course. Also, I have bad news for the local chapter of the Sharks Against Food support group when Lent rolls around...Anyway, we're talking about Pixar's "Finding Nemo."

Want to see Chris Evans play the spoiled rich boy instead of America's hero? Want to see a knife chair but are afraid to Google it? Want to see psychosomatic nausea that is plot relevant? Want to see Christopher Plummer in one of his last roles? Look no further than audibly seeing it through our eyes in this week's review of "Knives Out."