All My Friends Are Right Here 053 – The Best of the Worst

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We make fun of a lot of people on ALL MY FRIENDS ARE RIGHT HERE, but that’s not always fair.  Most of our much-maligned creators have done good work.  And on this episode, we’re going to find the BEST OF THE WORST!

What’s the best Joel Schumacher film?  What’s the best Limp Bizkit song?  Why are all of Kia’s friends talking about “50 First Dates”?

Also, what “Full House” characters correspond to the characters in “Hamlet”?

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Correction: I said Ben Affleck gave Matt Damon “Bourne Identity” because he had just made an amnesiac thriller.  It was actually the opposite.  Damon had just done “Bourne Identity” and was offered “Paycheck” soon afterwards.  Damon recommended Affleck take “Paycheck”.

All My Friends Are Right Here 052 – Planning Our Funerals

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The name of the show is ALL MY FRIENDS ARE RIGHT HERE, but someday, all my friends will not be here.  Because they will be dead.

On this episode, we express our wishes for our funerals.  Our last wills and testaments.  What celebrity guest would we want to sing at our funeral?  What would it be like if Gallagher delivered our eulogies?  Do we want our wives or girlfriends to re-marry, and if so, is Taye Diggs available?

Also, find out how many times Richard has watched the entire run of Scrubs.  Spoiler alert: It’s more than 1 dozen, but less than 3 dozen.

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Some of My Friends Read Comics 023 – Warlock by Jim Starlin


Before we recorded our Thanos episode a couple months back, we knew we were gonna eventually head back to outer space to cover the Infinity Guantlet.

But we had so much fun reading Thanos Quest and were so impressed with the writing and art of Jim Starlin that we decided to head back even sooner!

This time we took a look at Adam Warlock, a character that Vince and Kia knew absolutely NOTHING about, other than that he appeared in the background of Guardians of the Galaxy and was eventually gonna be pretty important.

Luckily, Chris is here as usual to clarify exactly what the heck is going on. Join us as we read Strange Tales 178-181 and Warlock 9-11!

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All My Friends Are Right Here 051 – Music Decade: The 1990s

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On this episode, the guys are going back to those gold soundz. It’s another installment of Music Decade, the game where five panelists debate the ten songs that best represent a given decade.

This time the target is the 1990s, the era that gave us OJ Simpson’s Bronco chase, Garth Brooks’s valiant American Music Awards concession, and MORTAL KOMBAT!!!

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Listen to the playlist HERE: http://spoti.fi/1oEON8u

NOTE: Apologies listeners, a couple of the songs nominated are not on Spotify.

That Was a Game 008 – Disney Infinity 3.0

We conclude our look at Star Wars racing games (for the moment) by checking out Disney Infinity 3.0’s “Toy Box Speedway” mode.  We also comment on the weirdness of Disney Infinity 3.0 in general, like Hulk piloting an AT-ST and Chewbacca driving through Gravity Falls!

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All My Friends Are Right Here 050 – The 1996 Academy Awards: 20 Years Later

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On this very special 50th episode, all my friends are taking a look at the Academy Awards from 20 years ago!

Also: Did Braveheart really deserve to win Best Picture?  How was Toy Story not nominated for Best Picture?  Is A Little Princess a lost Alfonso Cuaron classic? Is Randy Newman the Roger Deakins of the Best Original Song category?

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Saturday Night Love S41E13 – Melissa McCarthy

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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!

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Some of My Friends Read Comics 022 – Deadpool

somfrc022Everybody’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!

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