Doom rock! Country! Disco! The guys roll out a new game called Music Decade, where they try to determine the best song from every year of a given decade; this time it’s the 1970s.
They’ll throw down in an Apples 2 Apples style battle for supremacy, all while trying to define the decade through music.
Topics include: casual run-ins with Rod Stewart, good reasons to time travel, and losing your virginity to Tom Waits (in more ways than one).
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We finally read about the mutant menace as our friends, Scott and Richard, join us to discuss Giant-Size X-Men #1 from 1975, one of the most important X-issues ever!
Not only was it the first new X-Men story in 5 years, but it also marked Wolverine’s 1st time with the X-Men as well as the 1st appearances of fan favorites Nightcrawler, Storm, and Colossus.
We’ll also meet Sunfire and Thunderbird and figure out why nobody remembers them (and no, it’s not just because they’re huge jerks.)
Also, Banshee is there but nobody cares about Banshee.
And, if you’d like to get a jump on next episode, we’ll be reading Superman: Red Son!
It’s a rare condition in this day and age to hear any good news on the News Podcasts page. That’s why this week all your friends are traveling back to a simpler time, a time when the whole family could gather round the television for TGIF.
Each panelist will try their hand at pitching the perfect lineup of TGIF shows, with only one being awarded the coveted Friday night slot. Topics include: disappearing sitcom family children, weird times for puppets, and the enduring legacy of Narl.
Thank Goodness It’s Funny!
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Hello, Clarice (and our other listeners)! This week, come over for dinner and enjoy fava beans, a nice Chianti, and an in-depth discussion of who played Hannibal Lecter best.
Was it Academy Award winning actor Anthony Hopkins? Brian Cox? Mads Mikkelsen? The guy in Hannibal Rising whose name we can’t remember? The answers may surprise you! You cannibalieve how good this episode is!
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If you’ve ever heard of The Clone Saga before, you probably know that it’s one of the most controversial storylines in Spider-Man’s history, and with good reason.
Originally planned to be a year-long event in the 90’s, it got muddled with so many loose plot threads among different writers that it ended up as a 3-year, 174-issue story that’s generally recognized as a stain on Marvel’s history.
In this week’s episode, the gang takes a look at 2009’s The Real Clone Saga which attempted to distill the story to the key points and tell it in the way it was originally meant to be told. But is it any good? Well we’re obviously not gonna tell you here, listen to the dang episode!!
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What makes a good sports movie? This week, all your friends will debate that very question, invoking terms like “bimbro” and “feelings.”
Then they’ll draft their favorite movies about football, baseball, basketball, hockey, and more! Topics include The Love Guru (again [sorry]), a Kickstarter to get Gene Hackman back into acting, and time traveling to a Blockbuster Video in Evansville, Indiana.
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This week, all your friends are talking about America’s favorite pastime: Karaoke!
The guys draft the best songs for situations like Wedding After Party, High School Reunion, and Breakup Bar Night, and lay the smack down with karaoke challenges.
Other topics include: Lip sync battles, a country music superstar who looks like Clint Howard, and Rooney, the band that time forgot.
AMFARH Karaoke Playlist: spoti.fi/1IxgFi8
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Time travel & alternate universes, robot Josef Stalins, and triceratopses — all the silly staples of any good Fantastic Four story.
On today’s SOMFRC, the gang reads Fantastic Four #343-346 – written and drawn by the great Walt Simonson (Thor, Detective Comics). But is this story as fantastic as our eponymous foursome??
Find out on SOME OF MY FRIENDS READ COMICS!!
The Fantastic Four have a movie coming out this week. By their very name, they are the most fantastic four.
But what about the Ghostbusters? The Ninja Turtles? Are the Fantastic Four deserving of their name? Are there foursomes more fantastic than the Fantastic Four?
Find out on today’s ALL MY FRIENDS ARE RIGHT HERE!!
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This week’s contest is to find somebody who knows Karen Allen’s people and hook her up with our good friend Alex Crawford for a photoshoot. Alex can be reached at alex@alexcrawfordphotography.com. Karen, you can see his work at alexcrawfordphotography.com.
What if there were an action franchise that gave cinema’s most ass-kicking ladies a chance to come together and…well, kick ass?
That’s what the guys are trying to make happen in this week’s episode. They’ll try their hand at casting an all-female version of the popular Expendables franchise, and tackle what makes the idea so appealing in the first place.
Other topics include: a brief history of Dollywood, an impassioned argument for the wrong way to pronounce “Shyamalan,” and an introduction to the Whiskey Breakfast phenomenon.
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