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The Sweet Hereafter (1997)

Special thanks to listener Ali who commissioned this podcast through our Subbable subscription system!  Jim and A.Ron check out the award winning 1997 film, “The Sweet Hereafter”, which is based on the novel of the same name by author Russell Banks, and is directed by Canadian filmmaker Atom Egoyan.  It stars Ian Holm (Lord of the Rings, Alien, Fifth Element) and Bruce Greenwood (Thirteen Days, Star Trek, Capote) among others.

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Metalocalypse: The Doomstar Requiem: A Klok Opera

Special thanks to listener Joel Warner who commissioned this podcast through our Subbable subscription system!  This time A.Ron and Jim view the mid-season rock opera, “The Doomstar Requiem”.  We found it a lot harder to enjoy the Klok’s metal fueled concert ways in a single concentrated, extra length dose, despite admiring the concept and execution. We wish there were less slurpies, herpes, and brotherly love, and more senseless death, property destruction, and blatant disregard for fellow human beings.

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Metalocalypse

Special thanks to listener Joel Warner who commissioned this podcast through our Subbable subscription system!  Jim and A.Ron check out a curated list of episodes provided by Joel, loosely following the metal-face assassin plotlines, and find themselves charmed by the series graphic, over the top violence, and sophisticated, high concept comedy-torture.  Episodes that we watched are as follows:

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Episode 185: Bailiff Barrister Bobby

This week: • Aron and Jim Takeover / BYPAX Review (0:00) • Eric & Jesse Are Back! (30:40) • Listener Feedback (39:42) • Neanderthal Zombie Virus (54:05) • The Personal Arrogants TV Network (1:03:15) • Trivia (1:16:40) • Jesse’s Rapidfire Topics (1:19:45) • New Cheeses (1:31:15) • Facebook Roundup (1:46:07) • Recommendations (1:50:17) Listen up!…

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Breaking Good Kickstarter – Q&A

Find out which Star Trek alien we’d each choose to be, our stance on the war on drugs, how much money we pry away from Jeff Bezos each month and the gory details of our religiously-loaded childhoods in the Q&A video that we recorded as part of our Breaking Good Kickstarter stretch goals.  

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