Liz Bowen (Deputy Baker on TV's Resident Alien) drops by to talk shop about the show, comic cons and Anne of Green Gables.

Jordie and Clayton come crawling back to the PropsCast and share some feature film ideas that never came to be. Shout out to Caitlin working a Fraturday. 

PropsCast is back, innit? With special guest Sarah Le Vay (fresh back from Jolly Olde London, mate!) They're talking British films, The BBC, and what kind of marmalade Paddington Bear likes. THIS EPISODE CONTAINS OZARK SPOILERS, if you care. Also, yeah, this podcast isn't quite dead yet. (You try making free digital entertainment and see how frequently you release content.)

"Oh, they're still doing that podcast?" Yes, they are! And here's a new one. Jordie and Clayton review Dune, No Time to Die, The Last Duel, Free Guy, and Ghostbusters: Afterlife. 

Cinemas are open again (at least where we are)! To celebrate, we talk a bit about our favourite movie theatre experiences. And we talk a lot about almost everything else.

Watching Army of the Dead prompts Jordie and Clayton to discuss the films of Zack Snyder, and play the ever-popular Zack Snyder Game. This is quickly followed by the less-than-popular Blockbuster Game.

Episode 64, Take 2: This episode contains quite a bit of shop talk regarding props, so hopefully you're not operating any heavy machinery while listening. Also another round of the Blockbuster game because nobody complained last time.

So we made another episode...

Jordie and Clayton talk about Instagram influencers and then play what is sure to be a new segment on the show: The Blockbuster Party Game. (Sponsored in part by Qualicum Brie Cheese)

In an attempt at a Valentine's Day special, Jordie and Clayton take a look at some classic (and some not-so-classic) romantic comedies. They also discuss e-mail in the 90s, and rank their favourite John Hughes movies. 

Many film historians have debated which year was the best for film releases, but it takes two unqualified podcasters to settle it once and for all. Zodiac vs Being John Malkovich, There Will Be Blood vs The Sixth Sense... Superbad vs Office Space. Find out which year wins!