Woke My Joke

Was Mr. Tarantino disrespectful to Mr. Lee? Should his movie-making license now be revoked? Or, as Comedy writer Dane Giraud, and co-host "Mr Applause" Robert Rowe argue in this irreverent episode of "Woke My Joke", is the outrage targeting "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" more proof (as if any was needed) that the woke are every bit as nuts as the Manson clan?! 

Also, Dane compares himself to a Hollywood icon, and Rob's having none of it! And the boys celebrate the work of Sterling Hayden.

The boys continue through the long list of performers who fell victim woke show-trials and wonder who and when some motherfucker is gonna stand up!

Comedy writer Dane Giraud and co-host Napier Entertainer Robert Rowe break down the cases of the many actors and comics forced into contrition by twitter mobs and ponder whether a throaty "F#ck off" wouldn't have served them better!

Comedy writer Dane Giraud and co-host Napier Entertainer Robert Rowe continue to wrestle with Porky's, a film that wasn't woke four decades ago!

The boys discuss the film that inspired co-host Napier Entertainer's shower-perving career! Porky's. And discover a film with a lot more heart than they remembered... relative to all the other body parts on display, of course.

Comedy writer Dane Giraud and co-host Napier Entertainer Robert Rowe continue their discussion of controversial British crime-action-drama "The Professionals" and uncover one of its star's attempt to erase it from TV history.

British TV has never been more bad-ass than legendary writer/ producer Brian Clemen's "The Professionals" and we explore an early episode of the crime-action-drama banned for its racism, that had Comedy writer Dane Giraud and co-host Napier Entertainer Robert Rowe seriously squirming.

"Harry hates everybody", which is something uber-cop Dirty Harry shares with the woke! Listen in for a spirited Part 2 of our breakdown of Harry's crimes against political correctness.

He may be everybody's favorite fascistic cop, but Comedy writer Dane Giraud and his co-host Robert Rowe have serious doubts if Dirty Harry could operate in today's woke world. A great and funny episode on Clint Eastwood's classic, in many ways breakthrough role, and we pay homage to Andy Robinson who redefined the movie psycho for the 70s and beyond.

Comedy writer Dane Giraud and co-host Napier Entertainer Robert Rowe do the unthinkable... Roast New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern!