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Chris and Tierney kick off '70s Week with revelations about Richard Dreyfuss' visual impairment, one way street experiences, and observations about the crowd gathered for the the rescue train.

Eric Nash (Almost Famous Minute, Feels Like Weezer) is here one last time to turn to the keys to the finely-tuned podcast machine back over to Tierney and Chris. They discuss the magic of rain in the desert and the omitted-from-production scenes of Roy making his way to Wyoming (he rents a car!). Plus, Moorcroft (WY) FACTS!

April fools! After Chris and Tierney disappear under mysterious circumstances, Eric Nash (Almost Famous Minute) commandeers the show and brings Geoffrey "Jarf" Harden (Joe vs. the Volcano Minute) along. Together they break down almost everything about Devil's Tower.

To hear Chris and Tierney today, head over to Almost Famous Minute, Episode 87.

Almost Famous Minute: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/almost-famous-minute/id1476725386

Eric Nash from Almost Famous Minute drops by again for our minute which finds Roy frustratingly ignoring the expository news on the TV.

Eric Nash (Almost Famous Minute, Feels Like Weezer) is back to help us with explaining the significance of soap operas, try to establish the passage of time, and listen to more of Tierney's camp stories.

Eric Nash (Almost Famous Minute, Feels Like Weezer) drops by for the week to discuss foley work, possible inaccuracies in the timeline, and the Spinal Tap moment during the production of this scene.

Brett Stillo comments,

Chris & Tierney host and talk,

Big Wheel is no more.

Brett Stillo (Five Minutes of Trouble and Five Minutes of Banzai) is back and wonders whether Belloq is essentially the same character as LaCombe. Chris is triggered by Brad's feathered hair, and Tierney has hot goss about the behind-the-scenes shenanigans. 

Roy Neary is at it again, and Brett Stillo (Five Minutes of Trouble, Five Minutes of Banzai) is our guest in holding him to account. Tierney recommends listeners look up the Memphis Sanitation Workers Strike of 1968, while Chris tries to make a point that Spielberg was unfair in portraying lower-middle-class suburbia.

Brett Stillo (5 Minutes of Trouble, 5 Minutes of Banzai) reveals insight into the psychology of Boat Dad across the street. Chris wonders aloud about the possible symbolism of this no-privacy neighborhood, and Tierney just wants to see pictures of your puppies!