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Pato posted:A favourite of mine is Larry the Cable Guy colon Health Inspector (ep. 247). Especially after watching that horrendous celluloid abortion they tried to pass off as a movie. It’s one of their best and the movie is almost a “see it to believe it”. The episode has lots of Larry impressions obviously but there’s some great Joey Pants stuff too. I think the Dick Beer segment in that episode is the funniest thing in the history of the show.
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Them going through the bumper stickers is a favorite of mine. Especially when Stephen kind of throws in “mass shootings don’t bother me at all”.
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Violator posted:I think the Dick Beer segment in that episode is the funniest thing in the history of the show. oh god, you just reminded me of that 
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AceOfFlames posted:My personal favorites so far in no particular order: Jungle 2 Jungle and Wildhogs were both great back to back episodes. Maybe it has something to do with Tim Allen being the most hated man by the group.
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Say what you will but Godzilla is their most incredible episode because the movie gives them so much to work with and the fatasses are firing on all cylinders the entire time
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Steve is on Talking Simpsons next week or this week if you have the Patreon. It's funny to hear him dive into a WHM like bit without three other goons picking it up and running with it.
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Abraxas is usually the episode I introduce people to the podcast with. You don’t even really need to have seen the movie; they explain the narrative well enough, and it has some great riffing and impressions. It’s like entry level for the tone of the entire show, in my opinion.
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The very end of the Grown Ups 2 episode is also fantastic. Eric is reading some IMDB reviews and his delivery is seriously among the greatest things I’ve ever heard.
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Apr 19, 2018 12:15
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Anyone know why Eric wasn't on the recent episode?
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Apr 19, 2018 14:06
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Do not worry about Eric Szyszka.
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Inkspot posted:Do not worry about Eric Szyszka. Oh nooooooo
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They completely overlooked the awful line by Hurt in the Lost in Space ep, “I love you, wife.”
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BigglesSWE posted:The very end of the Grown Ups 2 episode is also fantastic. Eric is reading some IMDB reviews and his delivery is seriously among the greatest things I’ve ever heard. “Pretty drat jokes” has stuck with me forever.
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Is Justin Case that dude's birth name. Because goddamn that is some top tier parent trolling there if so.
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SamuraiFoochs posted:It's a great episode. You're doing yourself a disservice with that attitude. Eric or bust
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Zore posted:Is Justin Case that dude's birth name. Because goddamn that is some top tier parent trolling there if so. Pretty sure, yes. Because they also call him Justin J. Case, which to me leans to birth name. ravenkult posted:Eric or bust You're seriously missing out.
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Fart City posted:Abraxas is usually the episode I introduce people to the podcast with. You don’t even really need to have seen the movie; they explain the narrative well enough, and it has some great riffing and impressions. It’s like entry level for the tone of the entire show, in my opinion. Abraxas was great. Only sad part is that it didn't have Jesse Ventura with a bandana and moustache.
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Inkspot posted:Do not worry about Eric Szyszka. Yeah, there's a new Hooked on TJ Hooker today, so I think he's fine (he mentions that he was travelling)
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I didn't really dig the Wild Hogs or Shrek episodes. Can't judge the Jungle 2 Jungle episode because I'm not on Patreon (YET) but I like it more when they're exasperated, confused, or incredulous. When they're straight-out angry at a movie, it's a little tougher to like because they seem too mad to joke, and I just want the boys to be having a good time entertaining us. The Lost in Space episode was better because of this. IMO. In terms of "new classic" episodes, Ninja 3: The Domination holds a special place in my heart. (Andrew acting like he's getting in the mood for some "toy-play" and then it actually turns out to be V8 juice is solid gold) Also, I don't know the goon consensus on it, but "Loose Loomis" and the Curse of Michael Myers episode is an all-timer. I also really dig the Sidekicks episode.
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Captain Hotbutt posted:In terms of "new classic" episodes, Ninja 3: The Domination holds a special place in my heart. (Andrew acting like he's getting in the mood for some "toy-play" and then it actually turns out to be V8 juice is solid gold) Also, I don't know the goon consensus on it, but "Loose Loomis" and the Curse of Michael Myers episode is an all-timer. I also really dig the Sidekicks episode. My favourite bit in Sidekicks is how young Eric(?) assumed Chuck Norris was a star because "they made a whole movie about him!"
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the Wild Hogs episode reminded me that I've seen that movie at least a dozen times and someday I should totally request the 2006 Robin Williams classic RV, another movie that I've seen like a dozen times.
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DoubleCakes posted:My favourite bit in Sidekicks is how young Eric(?) assumed Chuck Norris was a star because "they made a whole movie about him!" I probably would have made the same assumption, to be honest
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i mean, is it really that unfair to say Chuck Norris had a good decade and a half or so of genuine stardom? like, i'd say from the Cannon Films era through to Walker: Texas Ranger, he was pretty much a household name e: yeah, Sidekicks was '92, so it would have been at the tail end of "everybody knows who Chuck Norris is" and at the beginning of "mostly dorks know who Chuck Norris is"
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:i mean, is it really that unfair to say Chuck Norris had a good decade and a half or so of genuine stardom? like, i'd say from the Cannon Films era through to Walker: Texas Ranger, he was pretty much a household name No, even in the 80s only dorks knew him. He was always on the C-level and having a friday?/saturday? night show on CBS doesn't change that. Donnie Whalberg is not on the A-list because Blue Bloods is in the top 10. edit: if you added "becoming a household name" into Chuck Norris' wiki page to win this argument I would be pissed. Being the money maker for Cannon Films doesn't mean you're a loving star. GoutPatrol fucked around with this message at 09:46 on Apr 22, 2018 |
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he got a cartoon in the 80s hes a bigshot
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Joe the Strummer posted:
holy poo poo
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That's incredible. I especially love Chris holding his favorite movie and Steve being horrified by the fish lady.
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Oh god it's ZOO, he's holding ZOO
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Stairmaster posted:he got a cartoon in the 80s hes a bigshot True, but technically your example Donnie Wahlburg had a cartoon around that same era as well. (Future Animation Damnation?) E: Holy moly that painting is incredible! 
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seriously this is the first i'm hearing of the idea that Norris wasn't, like, just barely under Ahnuld and Stallone in popularity through most of the 80s. i'm aware that unlike Ahnuld and Stallone none of Norris' movies even remotely hold up, but i was under the impression people still went and saw them in droves even though they sucked. (I put Walker forth as pretty much the absolute tail end of his stardom and the beginning of his transition to "Fox News nutcase who can apparently kick people," I wasn't trying to claim he was famous for it- more for the Cannon movies if anything)
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I didn't even realize Charles Norris made movies, I thought he just did Walker: Texas Lawman or whatever it was called.
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clown shoes posted:I didn't even realize Charles Norris made movies, I thought he just did Walker: Texas Lawman or whatever it was called. Are you serious?
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:seriously this is the first i'm hearing of the idea that Norris wasn't, like, just barely under Ahnuld and Stallone in popularity through most of the 80s. i'm aware that unlike Ahnuld and Stallone none of Norris' movies even remotely hold up, but i was under the impression people still went and saw them in droves even though they sucked.
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Jose Oquendo posted:Are you serious? Yeah, I've never seen or heard of any of his movies. I've never seen any Steven Seagall movies either. Not my thing.
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clown shoes posted:Yeah, I've never seen or heard of any of his movies. I've never seen any Steven Seagall movies either. Not my thing. He was a villain in a Bruce Lee movie. His Cannon output is the stuff dreams are made of. Jose Oquendo fucked around with this message at 03:33 on Apr 23, 2018 |
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So... Brimley on the horse Pippi with the gun Barry B Benson and Parademons above the street Louie and Larry drinking at the end of the bar Brainscan villain and Stan Lee near the door Lmao the Domino's guy on the ground. Is that a random whoever or a reference to an ep like Pet Sematary 2 or something? Who's walking under the rain cloud? kalensc fucked around with this message at 03:44 on Apr 23, 2018 |
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That’s Cloudy raining on David Schwimmer
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Is that Blame It On Rio's Michael Caine facedown?
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Corek posted:Is that Blame It On Rio's Michael Caine facedown? I thought it was mugshot Nick Nolte, based on the Hawaiian shirt.
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