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@ChunkStyle I heard that actress has got famous parents too.

Has no one suggested this movie? How many hints does Jason need to drop in these Earwolf podcasts? It has 7 pages of 5-star reviews on Amazon!

It was an all time best for me when you talked about this being a classic cable TV movie, because that is exactly what this movie is to me. This and Maximum Overdrive, so your discussion was like the perfect coda to this incredible two episode nostalgia trip. I love you guys. You are all invited whenever I get married. I was hoping that Tatiana would mention this as a classic for her because it was on Canadian TV that it always aired in the afternoon, but maybe Regina local access TV had rights to different shitty movies. Anyway, I have an omission. How about that part where Kevin is trying to recall the tune, but can't concentrate because the swelling music score is actually diegetic, so they laser blast the loud speaker? Hilarious. That's got to the first time that was a thing. To

I think we need to all address the elephant in the room. You need to do Samurai Cop! Here are the reasons why: 1. It's really bad 2. It stars Robert Z'Dar as the villian, and he's supposed to be Japanese. 3. Robert Z'Dar has a sex scene. 4. Matt Hannon, the protagonist, is probably attainable as a guest. The Red Letter Media guys were able to interview him, and he's trying to promote the sequel. 5. I have it on good authority that he was once Sylvester Stallone's bodyguard. That's reason enough! I'm going to send a copy to the Earwolf studios. Everyone will agree that once you watch it you will not be able to ignore it. I also suggest Red Heat.

How can us, the fans, help you get Cochran as a guest on your show? I could start up another Kickstarter if you like.

I was originally going to suggest Nighthawks with Sylvester Stallone and Billy Dee Williams, but then I cam across a trailer for this movie on YouTube, and this amazing character work from Al Pacino This movie looks phenomenally bad, and outdated.

What a strong last 20 minutes you guys, but I kept expecting you to segue into international reality shows: You know, the winners of the talent programs actually have careers afterwards in Korea, and Japan.

I don't watch reality TV, because it makes me horribly uncomfortable, but I love the podcast, because Sean and Hayes are a couple of solid dudes. That being said, I recently got into Canadian Big Brother, because a friend of mine is a PA for it and I was hoping for some dirt. No dirt yet, but I was blown away about the shows format. Last week, the extraordinary sociopath Tom was eliminated 8 votes to 1, and he had to leave the house and sit for an interview. As he was leaving, it was edited as if the house members were at least a little upset about screwing the guy over, but the live studio audience was laughing as if it were a sitcom taping making the scene incredibly surreal. Tom then had an interview and watched every house members parting words. They weren't kind words, and Tom had to sit there in front of a studio audience, and in front of a camera, listening to this and forcing a positive reaction for the camera. It was like watching someone force a smile when his foot is being beaten with a hammer. Probably the most uncomfortable endeavour I have seen filmed, and it was amazing. I have a couple of questions: is this the format of the American version of the show, and why isn't this the biggest thing on TV?

Hey don't sell Katherine Webb short! Did you know her twitter is worth $23482, and she has several celebrity followers such as LeBron James? Well wikipedia does. It should also be noted that the day after the game "AJ McCarron Girlfriend" was one of the highest trending topics on google. Of course, no one could have learned her name by that point. Happy Birthday Hayes Davenport.

No, NO! Jason Bateman was NOT in Couples Retreat! He was filming Tropic Thunder, and I'm no expert on time travel @sweatysoul, but how can a person be in two places at once? My cousin is Justine Bateman's assistant, so I think I would know!

This was my favourite episode of Two Charted. Howard was on point!

I had a theory about that "smalls" nickname, and I went to Rap Genius and read every single Notorious B.I.G. lyric, because one of his aliases was Biggie Smalls. Nothing. I then went through Tupac Shakur's tracks, because they had that famous rivalry, and still came up with nothing. I then went through all of Junior M.A.F.I.A.'s tracks, and STILL I couldn't find a decent connection. Sorry guys, I really wish I could have helped you out with this one.

How are you going to be able to discuss this movie in just an hour?

Holy moly, this movie deserves to be on the podcast.

The interview was everything you promised and more!

No way! I know Frank from how you mythologized him, and how big a deal this is. I hope you asked him if he remembers Dave Holmes.

Listening to Christian Weston Chandler reminded me of the Raleigh skits off of Robbin' the Hood by Sublime. Could I review that album on your iTunes profile?

This is some top notch podcast. I really like the idea of big fans of various things trying to convince skeptics, and people who don't know why that thing is awesome. I would think it would work too if you got a superfan of a less well received film, like Dune, which hasn't aged well at all, and show it to someone who hasn't seen it. It could be called Arrakis This maybe?

Ha! Jalapeno Business! I didn't know I could love puns so much again!

Oh no. I'm sad that you told me that this movie exists. It just gets worse with this franchise.

You know, I would be really interested in hearing you talk about celebrity rappers. I mean, I guess it's some silly shit, but I would be interested in hearing what you had to say about athletes or actors who release albums or tracks, and the history of it, or to follow up on this episode, what happens to great rappers when they start to branch off into acting? Are there any exceptions who were able to transition back and forth credibly? Maybe on the bottom of that list of ideas.

Yo!!! The end of Cloud Atlas has the same ending as that Goosebumps episode with the summer camp!!! Crazy!

Yo, that John Travolta, Olivia Newton-John music video has to be discussed! I know it's not feature length, but maybe you can get through it on a mini-episode or something.

Can you please let me know where I can get Nocando's sweet "comfortably cool" t-shirt? It's the best.

I thought you guys got it wrong, and he was actually referencing Claus von Bulow, but Jon Stewart did it too in last night's Daily Show! He must be a top chef fan.