The Up Late Network

Mike & Rus finally sat down to discuss Disney's The Kid, a feel-good film about Russ Duritz (Bruce Willis), a grumpy, lonely man who's about to turn 40, who is visited by his younger self, Rusty (Spencer Breslin), who's about to turn 8.

The moment we've been waiting for all season has finally arrived. The Dolphins and the Giants play each other on Monday Night Football, and Pat and Chris discuss the crappy seasons both teams are having. Feel the apathy! Then,

Pat and Chris get into the holiday spirit with a little chat about the finer points of yule log-related marketing, featuring one of their faves, Nick Offerman. Then, they discuss Carrie Fisher's unhinged (and unsettling) interview with Good Morning Ame...

Up Late With Rus & Pat is back (already, can you believe it?), and we've still not learned when to shut the hell up! - We ramble, rant, and rave for nearly another two hours about Princess Bride, shitty drum-playing neighbors,

David headed over to Spain (virtually) and talked to Miguel Porto, the artistic genius behind the visually stunning Allen: Son of Hellcock (created by Gabe Koplowitz & Will Tracey, Crowdfinders 39). They talk about finding your artistic voice, the comic book scene in Spain and working as a freelancer in an international market.

MARTY is back! For our 10th episode, we tackle the entire Terminator series! Find out how we rank the films from best to worst, and what we think is going on in the convoluted tapestry that is Terminator, T2, Terminator 3, Terminator: Salvation,

Thank You For Doing This! returns from hiatus following Chris’s multi-week journey around the world.  He and Pat pick up right where they left off, touching on some TV (Fargo, Jessica Jones), Charlie Sheen’s health dilemma,

It's two -- count 'em -- two episodes in one! That means we ramble on for far too long, about 2 hours. But we do focus on two main topics: first, the brilliant FX show Fargo, and second, the new Marvel series on Netflix, Jessica Jones!  We like both,

This time around, David talks with Koren Shadmi about his new graphic novel The Abaddon, and maybe they get a little philosophical, even a little existential in the process. Be sure to shout out to Koren on the Twitter @KorenShadmi and tell him how much you loved hearing him on Crowdfinders (and I suppose, by extension, how […]

This is probably our worst episode yet, but we had fun. And if you listen -- when you listen -- we hope you have fun as well. Break out the bubbly, or maybe a few cans of Chernobly Energy Drink, because it's time to jump in the hot tub -- the Hot Tub T...