aka The Accidental Idiot, aka All Things Are Possible With Money, aka The First Rule of Politics Is...  A lot of alternate titles for a whole lot of show packed into 48 minutes.  In this episode Cliff comes back to center stage, tries to make the world a better place by running for office, gets his past dragged through the mud for his trouble, and resigns to sell his soul to the highest bidder.  It's an uplifting, Capra-esque piece of drama.

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Outro Music:

Warren Zevon - Lawyers, Guns, and Money

We are back after an extended break!  This is a teaser for our latest recap of the TV show Dallas, Season 2 Episode 7, the one where Lucy runs away and gets taken hostage.  Oh, and she's now an aspiring country singer to boot.

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Our latest recap of the show, following a brief hiatus for some medical R&R.  In this episode, Bobby wants to be Bob the Builder and Pammy's libbing it up as a working woman and an activist for polyandry.  Not true, but wouldn't it be great if she was.

Yes, Pam had a long ago husband, but everyone including her seems very hazy about the details.  We think the writers were a little bored and checked out on this one.  The title, Double Wedding, might be the first clue.

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Outro Music:  Bob Dylan - Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues

The one where Sue Ellen decides to buy a baby on the black market, utilizing an adoption agent and attorney to do so.  Weird.  Oh, and lots of sexy sax music to boot.

First, Leanna and Josh deliver their top 5 most cringe-worthy tunes of all time.

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We are back in the saddle, running down and branding each of the 357 episodes of Dallas.  On today's show, Jock has a heart attack, Bobby tries to cry about it, Sue Ellen hits the bottle, and Lucy needs a little carpe diem in her life.  It's bad acting all around in one of the soapiest episodes yet.

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Outro Music:  

Queen - Sheer Heart Attack

A teaser for the even longer second half.  This is Part Two of our epic recap of the year that was pitted against the year that was 42 years earlier.  And it already seems out of date, because we recorded it the day before the riot at the United States Capitol.

Still, if you want a few laughs, and to reminisce (which if you do you might have a problem), we are here with the when, the where, the who, the how, and the what, but certainly no why.

Oh, and we review the new Wonder Woman movie.

Enjoy, and here's to a better 2021.

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We look back on the year that was in horror.   Josh and Leanna recap the big news events month by month, and to make our year-end review a little more interesting, we pick another year not entirely at random to compare it to: 1978.  It's a titanic battle of the years, a cage match that takes place inside a sh@#-filled Grand Canyon of tragedy, disease, death, and heartbreak.  Which year will be the one evil ring to rule them all?  Spoiler alert: it's 2020 with a bullet.  But 1978 puts up a good fight.  If only it had a pandemic in its corner.

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We also have a Youtube channel now, devoted more to the movie side of American culture.  Check out our first video essay here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57DM14FjG_4&t=5s.

Here's to a better future for us all in 2021!

Hey Y'all,

We are taking a break from the podcast game for the holidays, but we did launch a YouTube channel under the Why Shot JR banner.  The series is called Only Connect, and it will be focused on movies--essays, analysis, criticism, listicles, you name it.  So for all you movie lovers, this might be your new fave on the Tube.  

The first episode is about Meet Me in St. Louis, and it makes some curious and unexpected connections to our current moment and our outgoing president.  So, if you love classic Hollywood musicals, Judy Garland, etc., check that one out.

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Peace and Love for the Holidays,

Josh and Leanna

We got your friggin' Star Wars right here.  Actually, 10 minutes of it.  For the rest of the friggin' commentary on this train wreck of a TV thing, head on over to our Patreon page!

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Best wishes to you and yourn.  Your'n?  Yorn?

It's another one-off episode, and this time it's Bobby caught in the crosshairs of a love triangle.  On one side is Pamela, his wife.  On the other, Jenna, an old flame who's come out of the past -- and to make matters worse, her kid might be Bobby's.  Who's Bobby going to choose? Tune in and find out!

Oh, and we pay tribute to a living legend, Morgan Fairchild, and play a game of "What do I know her from?".

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Intro Music: Dallas Theme on Casio Keyboard

Outro Music: Devo - Whip It

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