Welcome! If you're here, you're no doubt a fan of PREACHER. Listen in as your hosts Steve and Dan give their insight and reviews on all things PREACHER
Heroes of Noise : Episode 192 - The Baby, Father of the Bride, I Think We're Alone Now, & The Valet
Welcome to Episode 192 We're happy to be back in your ears and this is what we're talking about this week: Poor translations Dan needs surgery Steve goes to the Van Gogh Exhibit Travel aspirations No dice on the Taylor Hawkins Memorial Concert Stylin and Meanwhilin Reviews: Dan reviews The Baby (HBO...
A look back at the classic comic book, PREACHER #01 wasWritten by Garth EnnisDrawn by Steve DillonColoured by Matt HollingsworthCover by Glenn Fa...
Welcome to Episode 182!
This week before we get into what we've been watching, we start off with a music conversation and more. Here's some of what we talk about:
Steve’s seeing Paul Mccartney
Billy Joel hates Dan
Jodeci, Scissor Sisters, NKOTB
James Gandolfini villains vs Joe Pesci Villans
Aging and Hollywood
Our Reviews:
Dan talks about Euphoria S2,(HBO Max)
Dan has seen Studio 666(Now in Theaters)
Steve has finally seen Free Guy (Disney+)
We give our review of Bel-Air (Peacock)
Thoughts on No Exit (Hulu)
Lastly we give our review of Licorice Pizza (Now in Theaters)
We hope you enjoy this week's show. We'll be back soon with Episode 183.
Peace!
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Welcome to Episode 182! This week before we get into what we've been watching, we start off with a music conversation and more. Here's some of what we talk about: Steve’s seeing Paul Mccartney Billy Joel hates Dan Jodeci, Scissor Sisters, NKOTB James Gandolfini villains vs Joe Pesci Villans Aging ...
Happy New Year and welcome to Episode 178!
2022 is upon us and who knows what's going to happen this year. Too early to tell. what we can tell you though is we think you'll enjoy our first episode of the year. Here's what we're talking about:
* We start things up with a conversation about Howard Stern, Oprah, Jimmy Kimmel, Adam Corolla, and more
* We move straight into our review of the Netflix Original "Don't Look Up".
* Dan may or may not be the most gullible person in the world depending on your take on an old Jonah Hill freakout video
* We say "Goodbye" to Betty White
* We discuss some possible spoilers for DC's upcoming movie "The Flash"
* Homelander vs everyone
* We finish up with our review of The Matrix Resurrections, now streaming on HBO Max as well as playing in theaters.
That is the long and short of it, folks. Get it in your ears. We'll be back very soon and stay tuned for our third Noisey Awards (coming soon). Have a great week!
Peace!
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Happy New Year and welcome to Episode 178! 2022 is upon us and who knows what's going to happen this year. Too early to tell. what we can tell you though is we think you'll enjoy our first episode of the year. Here's what we're talking about: We start things up with a conversation about Howard Stern...
Welcome go Episode 177
* This episode was actually recorded on Dec 16th. Due to some serious audio lag it required a little editing to get the conversation to line up (lots of talking over each other). It's mostly fixed but you may hear a little of that on this one. That combined with a busy work week bring us to this somewhat tardy episode. OK let's move on...
This week we start things off with Steve "car casting" while he's driving home. In fact you get 3 different versions of Steve's audio recordings...(Car, Phone, and Studio - see above 🤨) .
Before we get into our reviews for the week we cover a few topics including:
Hair plugs
A Muy Thai minute
The best “Da”, “Lil”, and “Ice”
A jar of farts
Girl Scout Cookies
Reviews include:
The Alpinist
The Unforgiveable
(Both of these films can be found on Netflix)
We'll let you get to the listening and hope that everyone has a Merry Christmas. Look out for our Christmas episode on Patreon as well as our appearance on Episode 40 of our good friend Johnny Bucks' podcast Ooh! Electric Shock. Be sure to subscribe to their excellent podcast.
Talk to you soon!
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Welcome go Episode 177 * This episode was actually recorded on Dec 16th. Due to some serious audio lag it required a little editing to get the conversation to line up (lots of talking over each other). It's mostly fixed but you may hear a little of that on this one. That combined with a busy work we...
Welcome to Episode 176
This week, outside of a little unrelated banter at the top of the show we're dedicating our time to The Beatles: Get Back (now streaming on Disney+). We're also joined by Quinton Roberts of the Reel Zodiac podcast. It wouldn't have been appropriate for us to not include Quinton on this one as he's the biggest Beatles fan we know.
We'll be honest that if you're not into the Beatles then this episode may not be for you. But this is a Peter Jackson film we're talking about here and there's a lot to be appreciated. Listen in as we talk about our favorite highlights and why this film is such an important piece of work.
We'll go ahead and put in a very rare (for us anyway) time stamp so that if you just want to hear the review you can.
The review begins at 00:53:38:15
We want to thank Quinton for joining us this week. It's always a pleasure when he does. Be sure to subscribe to The Reel Zodiac podcast any where podcasts are heard.
We'll be back next week with Episode 177. Have a great week.
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Welcome to Episode 176 This week, outside of a little unrelated banter at the top of the show we're dedicating our time to The Beatles: Get Back (now streaming on Disney+). We're also joined by Quinton Roberts of the Reel Zodiac podcast. It wouldn't have been appropriate for us to not include Quinto...
Welcome to a tardy Episode 175
This episode would've been out a couple of days ago but I had some issues with the files . That combined with real life work put this on the back burner for a minute. My apologies.
Now then... Here's what we're talking about this week:
* Razzling and Dazzling
* Hand holding is weird
* Mr and Mrs Bucks
* Brass Against, Sophia Urista, and a whole lot of p*e
Reviews:
* We've both seen Red Notice on Netflix
* Dan’s gives his thoughts on King Richard, now playing in theaters as well as HBO Max
* Our thoughts on Last Night In Soho (VOD and theaters)
* Finally, we have both seen the first 2 episodes of Marvel's Hawkeye on Disney+ and give our ratings
Being that this episode came out late, you'll be hearing from us sooner than later. We hope everyone is well and is handling the holiday stress ok. It's crazy as s**t out there. Be kind to your minds. Talk to you soon.
Peace!
Welcome to a tardy Episode 175 This episode would've been out a couple of days ago but I had some issues with the files . That combined with real life work put this on the back burner for a minute. My apologies. Now then... Here's what we're talking about this week: Razzling and Dazzling Hand holdin...
Welcome to Episode 174
This week we're joined by Chris Lowe from Cow Punk legends in the making, Volk. We've been wanting to talk with Chris for quite some time now and were glad we finally got to as Chris is not only a true talent, but also a man with a lot on his mind. Also, we LOVE talking music as you already know.
We spend some time talking about the history of Volk, the goings-on in the world , and life on and off the road. We then get to some reviews and this week we're talking about the latest MCU release "Eternals", now in theaters. Next up is the Netflix original "The Harder They Fall", starring Idris Elba , Regina King, Delroy Lindo, LaKeith Stanfield, Jonathan Majors, and more. Finally we get into a discussion about Denis Viilanueve's Dune, now in theaters and on HBO Max.
Chris had to stick to a certain time limit with us on the day we recorded, as he's a busy man about to leave for a tour. But we look forward to having him back on ASAP as we enjoyed talking with him so much. We're looking forward to catching Volk in Fresno next month on December 2nd and hope to see some of you there. You can see all dates for the upcoming tour by clicking here .
Pick up a copy of Volk's latest album "Cashville" and check out livevolk.com to stay current on everything the band's up to.
We'll be back later this week with Episode 175 as well as a new Patreon episode. Until then, friends...
Peace!
Welcome to Episode 174 This week we're joined by Chris Lowe from Cow Punk legends in the making, Volk. We've been wanting to talk with Chris for quite some time now and were glad we finally got to as Chris is not only a true talent, but also a man with a lot on his mind. Also, we LOVE talking music....
Greetings, Foolish Mortals....
Welcome to Episode 173: Geek Out / Freak Out 4. It's one of favorite shows to record every year and we always try to do something different. For 2021, not only do we bring you reviews of Sam Raimi's "Evil Dead" (1981) and John Carpenter's "The Thing" (1982, Dan also gives a spoiler free review of 2021's "Antlers", now playing in theaters.
But that's not all. In addition to our reviews we also play a couple quick Halloween themed games and cap things off with something you've never heard us do. We won't get into it, here but we will tell you that we couldn't have down it without our friend Jeffrey Range. Special thanks to Jeffrey for stepping up and helping us with the last segment of the podcast. We can't thank him enough.
Well, Boils and Ghouls... Press "play" if you dare... And prepare yourself for this year's "Geek Out / Freak Out". We take no responsibility to any possessions or poltergeists that me come along with this recording. You've been warned...
HON would like to wish each and every one of you a safe and happy Halloween. We'll talk to you soon.
Peace!
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Greetings, Foolish Mortals.... Welcome to Episode 173: Geek Out / Freak Out 4. It's one of favorite shows to record every year and we always try to do something different. For 2021, not only do we bring you reviews of Sam Raimi's "Evil Dead" (1981) and John Carpenter's "The Thing" (1982, Dan also gi...
Welcome to Episode 172
As we continue with our "Thrillers, Chillers, and Killers" run for the month of October, we had the opportunity to sit down with someone that covers all the bases. This week filmmaker Brandon Christensen, writer and director of 'Superhost', 'Z', and "Still/Born' joins us for a chat. We had a blast talking with Brandon about the making of 'Superhost' (If you didn't see above, there are MAJOR SPOILERS in this episode. You'll definitely want to make sure you've seen it prior to listening to this because we assure you we spoil the hell out of it. That also goes for 'Z' to some degree. We also spend some time talking about Brandon's career, his work with Blitz//Berlin, family life, future projects, Kevin Smith, and we even manage to get a couple of dick jokes in (blame Dan).
We want to thank Brandon for joining us and wish him nothing but success in his already bright and successful career.
Follow Brandon on social media:
Twitter:
Instagram:
IMDB - Brandon Christensen
Be sure to check out all of Brandon's past and present work. It's fantastic.
We'll be back next week with our Halloween Special "Geek Out / Freak Out 4". Until then keep the Halloween spirit alive and sit yourself down in front of something scary. Family doesn't count.
Peace!
Welcome to Episode 172 As we continue with our "Thrillers, Chillers, and Killers" run for the month of October, we had the opportunity to sit down with someone that covers all the bases. This week filmmaker Brandon Christensen, writer and director of 'Superhost', 'Z', and "Still/Born' joins us for a...
Welcome to Episode 171
This week we keep the opening banter short and get to what we've been watching over the past week a little quicker. This week it's all about Thrillers, Chillers, and Killers. Dan gives 2 quick reviews for movies Steve hasn't seen yet. The first being the Netflix original "There's Someone Inside Your House", and the second being the Amazon Prime Video original "The Voyeurs".
When we get into what we've both seen, we start off with the Shudder original "Superhost". We follow that one up with "V/H/S/94", another original from Shudder. We cap things off with our review of the recently released "Halloween Kills", the follow up to 2018's "Halloween". Did it live up to the hype? Listen in to find out what we thought.
That's pretty much how this episode all plays out. We hope you enjoy. We'll be back with more thrillers and killers next week. Until then, keep it spooky.
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Welcome to Episode 171 This week we keep the opening banter short and get to what we've been watching over the past week a little quicker. This week it's all about thrillers and killers. Dan gives 2 quick reviews for movies Steve hasn't seen yet. The first being the Netflix original "There's Someo...
Welcome to Episode 170
This week Dan is back on his bulls**t with his 3d printer and talks about his recent creations, We've both been stood up by Steve's son as he decided to take his new girlfriend to Halloween Horror Nights instead of come with us. We also continue our discussion about plans to go to HHN ourselves. Dan gives Steve the business about his Tik Tok account and talks him into an impromptu game of "Stuck In The Middle", the game where lyrics are randomly grabbed from an odd spot of a song verse and the player has to try to figure out what song it is. It's not that easy, trust us.
We then discuss the future of the MCU and wonder who will be the true leader of phase 4. This brings us to a quick discussion about the upcoming Marvel film 'The Eternals", which leads us into a discussion about the cast, which then leads us to a 20 year old news story involving the creepy siblings Jolie and that night at the Oscars where they were attached at the lips.
We follow it all up with some reviews:
Dan gives some quick thoughts on "Shang-Chi and the Ten Rings" and wonders why Steve still hasn't seen it. We then discuss and review the Netflix smash hit "Squid Games". Lastly we discuss a very much anticipated movie that we've both been waiting to see, "The Many Saints of Newark", the sequel to HBO's "The Sopranos". Did we like it? Did it serve it's purpose? Listen to find out.
With that, we'll see our way out and let you catch up with what we've been up to on Episode 170. Enjoy! Patreon patrons can expect a new episode coming very soon (We promise).
Peace!
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Welcome to Episode 170 This week Dan is back on his bulls**t with his 3d printer and talks about his recent creations, We've both been stood up by Steve's son as he decided to take his new girlfriend to Halloween Horror Nights instead of come with us. We also continue our discussion about plans t...
Welcome to Episode 169!
last episode was a bit of a false start, as we thought we were back in business. Unfortunately Dan got pretty sick and had to take a couple more weeks off. But he's back, he's better, and ready to do what HON does, which brings us to the next paragraph.
Here's some of what we're talking about on this episode:
Dan Returns from the Dead to get his kid to college
Freakin Starbucks
Steve gets rejected
Dan’s 3D Printer
Volk is coming to Fresno, “Welcome To Cashville”
Halloween planning and HHN
Here's what we've watched and or listened to this week:
Y The Last Man
Attack on Titan
Reservation Dogs
Midnight Mass (SPOILERS)
Thanks to Volk for letting us play their tunes. Be sure to check them check out on tour this fall. Visit https://www.livevolk.com for more information, and all things Volk.
Listen to their album "Cashville" on Apple Music
Welcome to Episode 169! last episode was a bit of a false start, as we thought we were back in business. Unfortunately Dan got pretty sick and had to take a couple more weeks off. But he's back, he's better, and ready to do what HON does, which brings us to the next paragraph. Here's some of what we...
Welcome to Episode 168!
After a month-long absence HON is back. This week we do some necessary catching up as we haven't really spoken much over our hiatus. Here's a bit of what we're talking about in this one:
Do we have Covid?
Ball Shaving
Steve thinks Dan is an Antimasker after his Coheed and Cambria concert experience
Hudson in Hawaii
Covid complications
“A fine how do you do”
We don't do any full on reviews on this one, but we do talk about some of the things we've seen while we were away They include:
Spider-man No Way Home
What If?…
Su***de Squad
Dave Season 2
Coda
Free Guy
Candyman
We'll keep the notes short and sweet, and just say we're glad to be back and don't plan on any long hiatuses in the near future. Thanks for sticking with us. Talk to you soon.
Peace!
Welcome to Episode 168! After a month-long absence HON is back. This week we do some necessary catching up as we haven't really spoken much over our hiatus. Here's a bit of what we're talking about in this one: Do we have Covid? Ball Shaving Steve thinks Dan is an Antimasker after his Coheed and Cam...
Welcome to Episode 167
This week we start off talking about music pretty much from the get go. We discuss recording "artist" DaBaby. It's mostly us making fun of his name, but this leads us into one of our "Old Men on New Music" discussions.
Also on the show, Dan comes to the realization that "Satanic stuff is awesome", singer Aaron Lewis has a new song with an old agenda and we're not having it, There are definitely cooler ways way to die, Tales from the Muay Thai Kid, and more.
In Noise News:
Joey Jordison (Slipknot) is dead at 46
Dusty Hill (ZZ Top) is dead at 72
Scarlett Johnasson sues Disney over Black Widow
We wrap things up with a review of the Netflix Original "Blood Red Sky", and the new M. Knight Shayamalan film "Old" (now playing in theaters).
*Both reviews contain spoilers
We'll be back soon with Episode 168. Be sure to check out our Patreon page where we just uploaded an episode where we discuss and review the HBOMax documentary "Woodstock 99: Peace, Love and Rage".
Talk to you soon. Peace!
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Welcome to Episode 167 This week we start off talking about music pretty much from the get go. We discuss recording "artist" DaBaby. It's mostly us making fun of his name, but this leads us into one of our "Old Men on New Music" discussions. Also on the show, Dan comes to the realization that "Sat...
Welcome to Episode 166!
This week we're not alone as longtime friend of the show Quinton Roberts of The Reel Zodiac podcast joins us to catch up, laugh, and review some content. It's always a pleasure having Quinton with us and this time was no exception.
First up Dan gives a short review of Kevin Smith's 'Masters of the Universe: Revelation' (Now on Netflix). He keeps it pretty vague as he's the only one who's seen it. This also applies to 'Ted Lasso' S2E01 (AppleTV+).
*At the time of this recording, both shows had only been out for a few hours so neither Steve or Quinton had gotten a chance to watch them yet.
We then get into a discussion about the new Foo Fighters / Dee Gees EP that recently dropped. Dan and Quinton share their thoughts on the new material and as well as the classic Bee Gees covers.
When we finally get into talking about what we've all seen the previous week, we start off with 'Pig', starring Nicholas Cage (Now in Theaters and on VOD). We follow that up with a discussion about the recently released 'The Forever Purge', (also in theaters and on VOD). Finally we wrap things up with a short review of 'McCartney 3,2,1' (Now streaming on Hulu).
As usual, there's a lot more buried in the show and we'll just let you get to on you own. We had a great time and we think you will to. We'll be back later this week with Episode 167 as well as another Patreon episode where we'll be discussing the A24 film 'Zola'.
That's all for now. Talk to you soon. Peace!
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Welcome to Episode 166! This week we're not alone as longtime friend of the show Quinton Roberts of podcast joins us to catch up, laugh, and review some content. It's always a pleasure having Quinton with us and this time was no exception. First up Dan gives a short review of Kevin Smith's 'Masters....
Welcome to Episode 165
In our continued scramble for a normalized recording schedule, we waited until Sunday to record this episode. We both needed to see "Black Widow" and couldn't let the episode happen without talking about it.
This week we not only have a "Black Widow" review for you but we also discuss the 2021 reboot "Wrong Turn", directed by Mike P. Nelson.
We'll keep the notes short this time and let you get to listening. We'll be back later this week with another episode.
If you're wanting more HON in your life, we just put out 2 Patreon exclusive episodes so be sure to check us out over there as well.
Have a good week. We'll talk to you soon.
Peace!
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Welcome to Episode 165 In our continued scramble for a normalized recording schedule, we waited until Sunday to record this episode. We both needed to see "Black Widow" and couldn't let the episode happen without talking about it. This week we not only have a "Black Widow" review for you but we also...
Welcome to Episode 164
(Recorded 7/4/21)
We hope everyone had a great Independence Day (if you're American, that is). If you're not American than we hope you had a great weekend just the same.
On this weeks show we bring you 4 reviews:
Dan gives his thoughts on the Netflix series "This is Pop" - Uncover the real stories behind your favorite pop songs as this docuseries charts the impact of the festival scene, Auto-Tune, boy bands and more
We also talk about the Netflix Original "Fear St Part1 1994" - A circle of teenage friends accidentally encounter the ancient evil responsible for a series of brutal murders that have plagued their town for over 300 years. Welcome to Shadyside.
Next up we discuss the Amazon Prime Video Original "The Tomorrow War", starring Chris Pratt - A family man is drafted to fight in a future war where the fate of humanity relies on his ability to confront the past.
Lastly we review "Werewolves Within", now on VOD - Feature adaptation of the video game where werewolves attack a small town.
Listen, enjoy, and pass it on. We always love hitting new ears. We hope you all have a great week and we'll be back before you know it.
Peace!
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Welcome to Episode 164 (Recorded 7/4/21) We hope everyone had a great Independence Day (if you're American, that is). If you're not American than we hope you had a great weekend just the same. On this weeks show we bring you 4 reviews: Dan gives his thoughts on the Netflix series "This is Pop" - U...
Welcome to a snack-sized episode of HON
Episode 163 clocks in at just over an hour, but we think it feels like a good 90 minutes. Quality over quantity, ya know?
Before we get into what we've watched over the past week, a few subjects are discussed. Some of them include:
Rude questions for young, pregnant women
Friendship is rare
Topher Grace
A possible HON meetup in the near future
As far as the reviews go:
Dan gives more of his thoughts on the progress of Season 2 of Dave on FX
Steve has finally discovered Hoarders (HULU) and he may have a new obsession
Dan gives his review for the first 3 episodes of Physical (AppleTV+)
Dan also reviews Wrath of Man, starring Jason Statham (Now in theaters and available for digital rental)
That brings us to the end of another Episode, but fret not, faithful listener. HON will be back later this week with Patreon episodes 27 and 28, as well as Episode 164 on our main feed. we got you. Talk to you soon!
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Welcome to a snack-sized episode of HON Episode 163 clocks in at just over an hour, but we think it feels like a good 90 minutes. Quality over quantity, ya know? Before we get into what we've watched over the past week, a few subjects are discussed. Some of them include: Rude questions for young...
Yo! Dan here. Welcome to a special bonus episode of Heroes of Noise.
On this episode I, along with Brian from Pop Culture Leftovers and Brooke Daugherty from The Picardcast sit down with Paris Themmen, better known as Mike Teavee from ***yWonkaandtheChocolateFactory. We talk about all things Wonka, including the 50th anniversary release of the film on 4K Ultra Blu-ray and Digital.
* This is actually a PCL episode, but Brian is a good guy and allowed me to publish the interview on the HON feed for our listeners.
It was an absolute pleasure talking with Paris, and if I'm being honest, it was a dream come true as well. W***y Wonka and the Chocolate Factory is a movie that has a special place in my heart. Thanks again to Brian for asking me to join him to talk with Paris. It made my year.
So without further ado, please enjoy the Paris Themmen interview. Talk to you soon.
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Listen to Brooke on The Picardcast
Do yourself a favor and subscribe to both of these excellent podcasts
"W***y Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" (1971)
Directed by Mel Stuart and starring Gene Wilder as the legendary Candy Man W***y Wonka, this splendiferous movie brings to the screen the endlessly appetizing delights of Roald Dahl’s cherished book. Coated with flavorful tunes and production designs that are a visual treat for the eyes, this effervescent musical never fails to enchant young and old. On a whirlwind tour of W***y’s incredible, edible realm of chocolate waterfalls, elfish Oompa-Loompas and industrial-sized confections, a boy named Charlie (Peter Ostrum) will discover the sweetest secret of all: a generous, loving heart. And viewers will rediscover all the timeless magic as it was meant to be seen.
W***y Wonka & The Chocolate Factory will be available on Ultra HD Blu-ray Combo Pack for $24.99 ERP and includes an Ultra HD Blu-ray disc with the feature film in 4K with HDR and a Blu-ray disc with the feature film and special features. Fans can also own W***y Wonka & The Chocolate Factory in 4K Ultra HD via purchase from select digital retailers beginning on June 29.
Ultra HD Blu-ray and Blu-ray Elements:
W***y Wonka & The Chocolate Factory Ultra HD Blu-ray contains the following previously released special features:
Commentary with the Wonka Kids
Pure Imagination: The Story of W***y Wonka & The Chocolate Factory
The Moviemakers
Scrumptious Sing-Along: Pure Imagination
Scrumptious Sing-Along: I Want It Now!
Scrumptious Sing-Along: I’ve Got A Golden Ticket
Scrumptious Sing-Along: Oompa-Loompa-Doompa-De-Do
Theatrical Trailer
Yo! Dan here. Welcome to a special bonus episode of Heroes of Noise. On this episode I, along with Brian from Pop Culture Leftovers and Brooke Daugherty from The Picardcast sit down with Paris Themmen, better known as Mike Teavee from ***yWonkaandtheChocolateFactory. We talk about all things Wonka...
Welcome to Episode 162
This week ya boys spend a lot of time catching up with each other as we felt it was needed. We spend the first hour talking about an assortment of subjects before getting to the reviews. Here's a bit of what we're talking about:
Constantly giving free plugs and for what?
It’s all about the tone
A pulled groin story
When did s*x become private?
Who called bulls**t on the concept of polygamy first? Man or woman?
A Stargate suggestion
Steve and "Poker Face", a reprise
Because we spend so much time talking about non -review subjects on this episode, it will be one of the only times that we leave time stamps for the reviews. We get it. We're tardy, and you've got s**t to do. So here you go:
Reviews
Dave - 01:02:07 ( FYI - Dan accidentally says "episode" instead of "season" several times)
Awake - 01:12:38
Alone - 01:20:15
That's the show, ladies and gents. We hope you enjoy it and look out for Episode 163 coming your way very soon.
Peace!
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Welcome to Episode 162 This week ya boys spend a lot of time catching up with each other as we felt it was needed. We spend the first hour talking about an assortment of subjects before getting to the reviews. Here's a bit of what we're talking about: Constantly giving free plugs and for what? It’...
Welcome to Episode 161
Pardon the tardiness. This was meant to come out a little earlier but it didn't due to internet issues. Anyway, we'll keep the notes short and sweet:
This week we hit you with the following reviews:
Steve's watched Gangs of London (AMC) and gives his thoughts
Dan has seen the first half of Sweet Tooth (Netflix)
We've both seen The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (HBO Max / Theaters), and Loki S1E01 (Disney+) and give our reviews.
We hope you enjoy this week's episode. Look out for Episode 162 later in the week.
Peace!
Welcome to Episode 161 Pardon the tardiness. This was meant to come out a little earlier but it didn't due to internet issues. Anyway, we'll keep the notes short. This week we hit you with the following reviews: Steve's watched Gangs of London (AMC) and gives his thoughts Dan has seen the first half...
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