The Spy-Fi Guys

Christian and Zach conclude their Cold War Spies series and practice their Ian McKellen impersonations with a jaunt into the world of the X-Men. Before they were Professor X and Magneto, they were Charles and Erik, trying to save the world from the machinations of the evil Sebastian Shaw and the Hellfire Club.  

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The Spy-Fi Guys resume their Cold War Spies series with "Bridge of Spies," starring Tom Hanks, directed by Stephen Spielberg and written by the Coen brothers. Hanks plays James Donovan, a lawyer who represented the notorious spy Rudolph Abel and then helped exchange him for the downed U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers.

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The Spy-Fi Guys continue their Cold War Spies series with "Dr. No," the first EON Productions James Bond movie starring the recently departed and missed Sir Sean Connery. Zach provides some unusual perspectives and Christian shares insights gleaned from the book. Also guest starring Brian from the Knightcave Podcast.

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The Spy-Fi Guys kick off their Cold War Spies series with 1969's "Topaz," a sort-of-based-on-a-true-story directed by the notorious Alfred Hitchcock! An American officer tasks a French secret agent with investigating Russian missiles in Cuba, and things escalate from there. Spoilers from the start as always.

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After four episodes of dark and depressing content, The Spy-Fi Guys are back with the light-hearted childhood classic "Spy Kids," starring Antonio Banderas and Tony Shaloub among many other familar faces. The Spy-Fi Guys are joined by their first guest star as well.

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Here's a preview of The Spy-Fi Guys guest starring on the Minute Impossible podcast, talking about rumors and desires for the seventh Mission: Impossible film with Jonathan from Minute Impossible and Nathan and Aaron from the Mission Impodable podcast. For the full episode check out Minute Impossible, wherever you find podcasts: https://www.minuteimpossible.com/mi7-rumors

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The Spy-Fi Guys dive into the world of "Munich," directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Eric Bana. Israeli Mossad agents trek across Europe seeking eleven names; the terrorists responsible for the Munich Olympics Massacre. As always, full spoilers will be included. Part 2 of 2.

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The Spy-Fi Guys dive into the world of "Munich," directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Eric Bana. Israeli Mossad agents trek across Europe seeking eleven names; the terrorists responsible for the Munich Olympics Massacre. Stay tuned for Part 2 next time.

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In their second "microdot" episode, Christian and Zach prepare for "Munich" starring Eric Bana by sharing stories of the protagonist's training in the Mossad and answer a question they never thought to ask: why do so many spy stories take place in tourist capitals of Europe? Next week they will be covering "Munich" in depth.

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Christian and Zach go old school this week with John LeCarre's classic tale "The Spy Who Came in From the Cold," which was adapted in 1965 and stars Richard Burton. Zach provides some small but significant differences between the book and the movie while Christian contributes some real-world facts. As always, there will be spoilers right from the start.

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