Guest-star Ashley joins Kia and Vince this week to talk about Melissa McCarthy’s episode of Saturday Night Live!
Discussion topics include: the sanctity of the Five-Timers Club, overhearing political conversations at Park Slope, how much of a goofball was Kyle Mooney as a kid, and should ever skit end with a car crash?
Those answers and more, all on SATURDAY NIGHT LOVE!
Everybody’s got Deadpool-mania! His new film just broke box office records for an R-rated release… unprecedented for a comic book character less than 30 years old!
To find out how the wise-crackin’, fourth-wall-breakin’, merc-with-a-mouth got to be so popular, we went back to the first time he broke the mold.
In Deadpool #10 & #11 from 1997, good old Wade Wilson goes back in time to 1967 and invades Amazing Spider-Man #47, taking the place of that goody two shoes Peter Parker.
There’s also this picture of Deadpool as Forrest Gump, and we can’t figure out why! It’s pop-culture references galore in this week’s episode of SOMFRC!
We’re very pleased to announce our newest show THE FRIENDS THAT PLAY TOGETHER! This is a Let’s Play video series where friends play videogames together. They’ll usually be co-op or competitive games where everybody can play together!
On our first episode, our friends play the 1997 classic Rampage: World Tour together! Join them as their kaiju destroy cities all across the globe! Also, Kimberly learns a horrifying secret about Vince and Robocop!
Our podcast pioneers are back with an episode that’s especially made for 90s kids! This is something which no podcast has ever done before!
This time, our intrepid hosts discuss Nickelodeon’s SNICK – their 90s primetime bloc for older kids, and what what shows were the best and what were the worst!
Also, which episode of “Are You Afraid of the Dark” messed you up the most? Who’s the best parent on Rugrats? And what SNICK show re-enacted the story of Abraham & Isaac?
We’re really feeling the bern on this week’s SATURDAY NIGHT LOVE! Larry David returns to host Saturday Night Live in probably the best episode of the year.
There were some real classics, such as Kevin Roberts, Sturdy Barbie, John Rudnitsky miming Dirty Dancing, and the return of the Super Bowl Totino’s Commercial! Hear your hungry guys’ thoughts on this week’s episode!
Plus: Our predictions for next week’s episode with Kanye West and Melissa McCarthy!
On this very romantic episode of ALL MY FRIENDS ARE RIGHT HERE (the podcast for lovers), we’re talking all about l-o-v-e!
You’ll also learn: Who were our first celebrity crushes? What are the best sayings on Sweetheart candies? What’s the awkwardest Nicole Kidman movie to watch on a date?
All around me are the Batman’s cases: Joker chases, makeup faces.
Harley Quinn just wants the Joker’s embraces. Plays her Aces, schemes take places.
And this comic’s kinda funny, this comic’s kinda sad.
The panels where she’s dreaming are the best I’ve ever had.
We liked Paul Dini’s writing. And Bruce Timm’s art was great.
Like the animated series, it’s a very very… Mad Love.
What would you do if you were stuck in one podcast and every podcast was exactly the same, and nothing that you did mattered?
That’s right woodchuck-chuckers — IT’S GROUNDHOG DAY!!
Richard, Kia, Vince, and Sam expound upon the the 1993 Bill Murray/Andie MacDowell/Harold Ramis classic, answer some trivia questions, ponder what day they’d want to relive, and talk about other things that Groundhog Day inspired!
BING!
Ronda Rousey gives SNL the good kick in the pants it’s needed for years and delivers the great episode we’ve all been asking for!
Actually…it was a mediocre episode with some bright spots. But, it had some good honest-to-goodness laughs. Join Kia and Vince as they derail the show talking about The Bachelor! #oliviasgiantmouth
Also, in the Comments below, please vote to keep Scott on the show or kick him off!
With their new film Hail, Caesar! on the horizon, the guys sit down to talk about the work of Joel and Ethan Coen.
Aside from generally gushing about their favorite sibling filmmakers, they’ll answer tough questions like: Is The Ladykillers an underrated movie? Did No Country For Old Men actually deserve the Best Picture Oscar? And did Jeff Bridges create the Dude, or did the Dude create Jeff Bridges?
