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I found the 2nd Transformers movie so incomprehensible that halfway through it I literally announced, 'I give up!'.

I will say that they clearly put a lot of work into the costumes in this movie, all of which matched the cartoon versions pretty darn well (other than Teela, I don't know what the hell that was about).

If they did The Fly the entire episode will consist of nothing but June saying, 'So upsetting' over and over again.

That scene alone was worth the 10 bucks in my book.

It's a goddam Godzilla movie, of course it's ridiculous. It was also glorious. Also Transformers is not in any way watchable.

I love that 'tolerable' is high praise for an Adam Sandler movie.

I wouldn't normally recommend something like this, but the reviews are so universally & hilariously nasty that it sounds like it would provide good fodder for an episode. http://www.rottentom...awkward_moment/ It's a shame really, because Imogen Poots has the Greatest Name of All Time™

As delightful as PFT is, he seems to dislike most pop culture products.

Not really. I rarely if ever hear him on anything I listen to regularly (HDTGM, CBB, Whooch, Go Bayside, Thrilling Adventure Hour, WTF, etc.)

The only problem is I really don't like Matt Mira. I don't have a reasonable explanation for it, he just somehow rubs me the wrong way. I don't think I could make it through an entire podcast with him.

Yeah, not seeing any similarity between Mizz Chips and Listler.

I'll have to look that up, I had no idea there was a James Bond podcast.

Also Paul has often said that comedies are hard to do on the show. Unless it's an insane tonal misfire like All About Steve or Stop or My Mom Will Shoot I don't think it would really work.

I was thinking about this today and I believe Live and Let Die really is the craziest Bond movie. The racism is next-level bonkers, but this movie also establishes that magic is real in the James Bond universe. Solitaire has legit magical prediction powers, right up until the point where Bond puts his Little Jimmy in her. The movie is a total mess and a super weird way to introduce Roger Moore in the role. But it's also strangely watchable, maybe because Yaphett Koto is badass in anything and Geoffrey Holder's laugh is The Greatest Laugh In Cinema History.

"You ever go to a restaurant and they say, 'I got Pepsi' and you're like, 'I ordered Coke' - that's a New No-No"

Maybe Harris is a character Joe created and he just sucks in a little helium before performing him.

I cannot take the opinions of a man wearing such cheap pants seriously.

Oof, I felt so bad for him as he was telling that story.

In this spirit I'd like to offer a few possible chart suggestions: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/chart/albums http://hypem.com/popular http://www.officialcharts.com/music-charts/ http://www.apple.com/itunes/charts/songs/ http://shuffler.fm/ http://topsify.com/index.html

I hear a slight similarity, but it *really* sounds a lot like 'Dirty Boots' which I think (Adam) Scott mentioned during the episode (the key guitar bit is at :55) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XdYnh729IQ

This was a Whooch for the ages. I laughed so hard I thought I might have hurt something.

There's a cool little blog on Tumblr called One Week, One Band where different music writers, critics, bloggers, etc., spend a week talking about their favorite bands. This week they're kind of going outside the box with the writer focusing on a producer instead of a band. The producer in question is Daniel Lanois of The Unforgettable Fire/Joshua Tree/Achtung Baby fame, so I thought folks might be interested as there will clearly be some U2 talkin' taking place. http://oneweekoneband.tumblr.com/