Mike_Murray_78

Just finished Theodore Rex. My guess is it will not be hated by our intrepid podcasters, and... June may actually like it. For 20 years this film has done nothing but beg for WTF podcasting commentary, and I can't wait to hear it. But at the end of the day, its a kid-centric film with explosions made in the mid 90s, during a puppetry, tech, practical effects boom... that died immediately, much like BetaMax, when CGI proved itself. If you're an adult trying to judge this as a piece of relevant film art, you shouldn't. It's going to be a funny ass episode though, for sure.

The "new" theme song is amazing. Whether it is rap, or whatever... listening to the theme song and catching all the references to past episodes is as fun as listening to the podcast. It's Cleveland Speight, if I am correct, and he did a masterful job putting together this track. If a country music, EDM, or punk rock outfit wants to submit what they think is a better intro, go ahead, I am sure they would consider it; but right now, this intro is unparalleled as a podcast intro theme song. HANDS DOWN.

CBB weather report is Apocolypse! Your family is dead, and their screams from the void blame you for leaving the milk out. Back to you from your local meteorologist, Not Awkwardman.

This is most likely too small of a movie for the Triad and guest to review... but Nazis at the Center of the Earth, is really a movie I wonder "How Did This Get Made." I would love to hear feedback on this trash bag of a film.

Why does my dryer eat only one sock?

So glad that Sir Richard has an opportunity to save millions of people on thousands of worlds. Pretty boring and empty universe. Honestly though, that was a great turn, as I like Gerry and want him to continue playing. I have been clenching my fists while driving, waiting for the shot that takes Lord Noral down. Argh, and they keep missing. Love this episode, and this cast. Great work.

I tip my distinguished flat brim top hat to you listeners, says Not Asoccerman.

Yeah, my immediate thing was the next transition was sushi.