The last in a mini series of "Proto-Schwartzy" episodes where the brothers revisit previously unreleased early episodes of the show. "Stay Hungry" is a 1976 comedy-drama directed by Bob Rafelson and starring the amazing Jeff Bridges, Sally Field and of course Arnold Schwarzenegger. A very unusual film in the Schwartzy cannon, but one that should definitely not be overlooked. Once again the brothers discuss the magic of 70's movie endings while marvelling at the performances of this incredibly talented young cast. A hidden gem in the Schwartzy cannon! Next episode is back on regular schedule with Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines.

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"Happy Anniversary And Goodbye"is a bizarre 3 camera sitcom style, Lucille Ball vehicle. It also marks the third "Proto-Schwartzy" episode recorded and forgotten some time ago (2017/2018). Join the brothers as they finally approach a somewhat normal conversation while discussing this weird little anomaly. Arnold Schwarzenegger plays Rico, an Italian masseuse!

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The second in a short series of "Proto-Schwartzy" early episodes of the show that were recorded and forgotten some time ago. This time the brothers discuss "The Long Goodbye" a film by Robert Altman based on a noir-ish detective series created by Raymond Chandler. Listen to the brothers awkwardly bicker as they find their podcasting voices and delight in their genuine enjoyment of 70's movie endings. Great film! Decent episode! Enjoy listening to the brothers achieve the Schwartzy pod legendary status they enjoy today!

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While the brothers take some much needed downtime from recording new episodes, experience their humble beginnings with the first of 4 "Proto-Schwartzy" episodes. "Hercules in New York" saw Milenko stumble through awkward performativity while Aleks berates him mercilessly for it. Hear the kernels of ideas that later blossomed into the Schwartzy show you know and love. Recorded circa late 2017-early 2018.

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Have you ever wondered what it would be like if everyone's favourite action hero: Arnold Schwarzenegger directed a quirky romantic comedy b movie? Wonder no more and get into the spirit of the holidays with the brothers on a very special Christmas Schwartzy. "Christmas in Connecticut" is a 1992 holiday TV movie that has all the ingredients of a hallmark Christmas movie with an offbeat Lynchian tone that makes it a must-watch for Schwartzy fans and cinephiles alike.
In addition to elevated feminist readings of the film you'll learn about which actors have diarrhea face and what that means. Don't miss this holiday Schwartzy!

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The brothers have a surprisingly intense conversation about US foreign policy, the CIA, terrorism, racism and all other kinds of things that were sparked while discussing “Collateral Damage”. 2002 was a strange time to be releasing a movie about acts of terrorism in the United States. Special guest: Amir Pourmohammadi joins them and brings with him a keen political science insight brought on by discussing this otherwise mediocre movie.

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SPOILERS AHEAD: The brothers discuss Edward Furlong's reaction to Terminator: Dark Fate. While talking about the film's underwhelming box office performance and lukewarm critical reception they veer into some random meandering political territory. This is one to miss folks. It's not very interesting. Trust me.

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Friend of the show Leila Darragh joins the brothers to discuss “The 6th Day” which is basically an awkward low rent Total Recall. This is one of those movies that scares you about technology. But not gonna lie this episode is basically 2 hours of Aleks doing a Michael Rooker impression with a side of Michael Rappaport impression.

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The brothers break their own arbitrary form yet again this week to take a deep dive into "Pumping Iron". Join them on their exploration of the classic 1977 documentary that made Schwartzy a household name. They are joined by the notoriously mysterious Brooke Willis who serves up some hot takes about how Schwarzty is actually Machiavellian Schwartzy. Not to be missed.

This episode along with all the others was entirely independently produced.

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On this very special 20th anniversary celebration of the movie ‘End Of Days’ the brothers discuss: Y2K panic, Nümetal, religious intrigue movies and all the other things that made the year 1999 amazing. They are joined by VR wizard and resident catholic/Satan expert: Owen Harris. Hilarious episode. Not one to be missed!

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