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??
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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?
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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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Summer is a great time for taking a road trip, but what if you could only select 6 albums to listen to while you do it? That’s the dilemma the gang faces today as they try to draft the perfect road trip playlist to get all their friends into their cars. Categories include Country music, standup comedy albums, and albums that sold over 15 million copies. Along the way, they’ll get to the bottom of pressing issues such as Garth Brooks’s baseball tryout, the best time to be a Weezer fan, and just how white you have to be to like Fleetwood Mac.
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Come with us if you want to live. In anticipation of the forthcoming “Terminator Genisys,” the guys take a look back at the series that introduced us to everyone’s favorite time traveling robot assassin, the Terminator.
Along the way, they’ll play a game to suss out the sneaky terminator among them who is trying to sabotage their missions and destroy the podcast.
Topics include self-driving Ubers, that movie where Jet Li peed on Jackie Chan, and the greatest actor of our time: Sam Worthington.
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THIS WEEK’S CONTEST: We want to see your pictures of chickens reading Dickens. Please post your favorites in the comments below. The winner will get a link to a video of us playing Robocop vs Terminator for the Super Nintendo.
Join the guys as they relive “Now That’s What I Call Music!, Vol 3” the final installment of the series before Y2K forever obliterated all electronic media.
They’ll cover all the hits (and misses…a lotta misses) of the day and draft the raddest tracks for their radio stations.
Topics include: boy bands that reference Doctor Zhivago, Pizza Hut memories, and interesting ways Lenny Kravitz may or may not play guitar.
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Get your Hanes on, lace up your Nikes, grab your Wheaties and your Gatorade, and we’ll pick up a Big Mac on the way today’s episode.
We’re talking Space Jam and its influence on basketball, the Looney Toons, and a generation of bright-eyed adolescents. And then, once you’re good and nostalgic, we’ll reboot it for a modern audience.
Topics include: Bill Murray’s unabashed love of golf, the Tao of Mugsy Bogues, and conspiracy theories galore.
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