Hi guys! Tim and Lincoln saw some movies and decided to cover them together on the same episode. One they liked, "Game Night", and one they didn't, "A Wrinkle in Time". Lots of laughs from the first, but the analogy they came up with for AWiT is that it's like a bad soup. You'll understand. 

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It's Oscars time again! This week, Tim and Lincoln go through a few categories including Best Actor/Actress, Supporting, Directing, Score, Screenplay, and Best Picture just to name a few and discuss their picks to take home the trophy and who, ultimately, we think the antiquated Academy will choose. They also go through their personal Top 10 and Bottom 10 films of 2017.

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Two Boston comics on the podcast! Comedians Sam Ike and James Huessy were in VT for some shows and Tim asked them to come on the show to talk about "Black Panther". James had not seen the film yet, so we spoiled the whole thing for him. And it was a lot of fun!

*SPOILERS OBVIOUSLY!* Hopefully ya'll get that by now. 

 Also discussed were "The Thing" theatrical screening Lincoln got to see, "The Phantom Thread", and "Cloverfield Paradox".

Lincoln and Tim are joined by friend and coworker Evyn Banach to discuss "Darkest Hour" starring Golden Globe-winner Gary Oldman as Winston Churchill. Evyn saw this in the theater and texted Lincoln about how much she hated it, so they boys watched it and invited her on to chat about it. 

SPOILERS FOR A HISTORICAL FILM ABOUT REAL EVENTS.

We did it! We made it to 50 episodes! This was recorded live at the Vermont Comedy Club with our guest Conor Lastowka. Conor is a writer and producer of Riff Trax as well as the author of two novels.

The boys discuss the successes and failures of the latest "Star Wars" film, including the less-than-great Casino/get the hacker story line, Leia's use of the Force, and whether or not Force Ghosts can start fires. 

SPOILERS AHEAD!

Lincoln and Tim are joined by local improviser Noel Porter to discuss the recent Netflix original film "Bright" starring Will Smith, Joel Edgerton, directed by David Ayers and penned by Max Landis. Needless to say, there won't be any award nominations from the group.

SPOILERS AHEAD!

Also discussed were "Planet Earth II," "Black Mirror", "Will & Grace", "The Good Place", "Okja", and "Call Me By Your Name". Tim also watched the new pile of shit movie "9/11" and advises avoidance.

Welcome to Awards Season! First up is Martin McDonagh's latest film "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri", one both Tim and Lincoln were excited to see. The boys discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the film, the writing, and the performances, as well as the social issues McDonagh attempted to address, co-op, or use as a prop. You decided.

SPOILERS AHEAD! If you haven't seen the film, you've been warned.