We’re back for a brand new season of Saturday Night Love (formerly known as Tuesday Morning Pod)! In our season premiere, we barely talk about Miley Cyrus, but instead talk about Taran Killam’s new Donald Trump impression, conning our brother’s husband out of his money, and how Scott thinks all white people look the same. And we may get a little political!
I ain’t afraid of no Josts!
Prerecorded from New York, Los Angeles, Austin, and San Antonio, it’s All My Friends Are Right Here!
In honor of SNL’s 41st season premiere, the guys are looking back on five decades of the show to draft their all-time favorite casts.
Topics include: Johnny Dangerously, the many hairstyles of Tim Meadows, and Billy Crystal sketches that were actually Chris Kattan sketches.
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In the Criminal Justice System, the super-people gotta deal with two separate, yet equally important groups. The Top Ten precinct and their dog-boss who investigate the super-crimes and the shark-people who do a terrible job of trying to defend them. This is Alan Moore’s story.
DUN DUN.
This week marks the release of The Martian, a film about an astronaut stranded on Mars. In honor of that premise, all your friends are discussing their favorite space movies and playing a game that will involve selecting a team for a rescue mission of their own.
Topics include: the twist ending of Captain EO, the many facets of the Spaderverse, and whether or not a Jedi can control a Xenomorph.
Theme song by Emily Dale: emisformusic.com
If you’re planning on time traveling back to the summer of 2000 and throwing a pool party, then we’ve got the music for you.
The guys discuss Now That’s What I Call Music, Vol. 4 and draft their favorite tunes. Topics include: how to date Mandy Moore, the dumbest way to come up with a band name, and the glorious descending manhood of Lenny Kravitz.
Spotify Playlist: spoti.fi/1OLbbqf
Theme song by Emily Dale: emisformusic.com
Boy, America sure did luck out when Superman landed here, right? This friggin’ alien could have landed ANYWHERE ELSE on Earth! How much would that have sucked? Especially if he had landed in the hands of one of our enemies… like stupid Communist Russia. Imagine how terrible that would have been!
Actually, don’t imagine it, just read Superman: Red Son to see how it would’ve gone down (with 100% historical accuracy).
Put on your thinkin’ cap and head down to the pub, it’s Trivia Night with all your friends!
After 26 episodes of useless information, it’s time to put your hosts to the test; they’ll compete in two teams of two, going head to head in categories about Dolly Parton, The Fast & The Furious, sitcom family members, and more.
The winner will return in the next trivia installment to defend their title against a new challenger.
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).
Spotify Playlist: http://spoti.fi/1M5167W
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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