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avid and Michel talk the return of Lady Cassandra, the sad fact that the brain meat expired, and how absolutely kinda bland and boring this episode is? It’s kinda boring folks I don’t know what to tell you.
It’s our biggest episode yet as Kenny and Ben unpack one of the biggest upsets in MTV Movie Award history: The Wedding Singer beating Titanic for Best Kiss. Which kiss do our hosts think is better and do they agree on this? And with the other nominees being Chasing Amy, Good Will Hunting, and In & Out, there is no shortage of things discussed this week. The Goldbergs, the question of if Kevin Smith is talented enough to handle the material of his most autobiographical film, swapping food during a kiss, a world where Glenn Close has an Oscar, and the infamous Titanic door debate are just some of the topics touched on this week. If you listen to just one episode of the podcast, this is the one! (But also listen to the others please and thank you)
This week on Fullmetal Analysts, we discuss the episode “Upheaval in Central.” Join us as we observe Roy’s long game, May’s stupidest moment yet, and Mike’s attempt at hosting the podcast all by himself.
Nathan (@NathanForMeee) joins the Podtor Whocast fold to talk about the show’s first Christmas special, as well as whether Harriet Jones should’ve been put in front of the Hague and, most importantly of all, SHADA! There’s also format changes a plenty. Podtor Whocast, we’re back, awooga. Check out Nathan’s great Heathcliff shitposting account @Heathcinema!
Podtor Whocast returns July 19th!
Kenny and Ben tackle Best Kiss 1997, a varied field of nominees led by one of the biggest blockbusters of all time, Independence Day. But did that deserve to win over Romeo + Juliet, Bound, Phenomenon, and A Very Brady Sequel? Kenny and Ben will get to the bottom of this while also examining Bound’s status as the first same-sex kiss nomination, the incredibly weird but incredibly boring Phenomenon, more talk on A Very Brady Sequel than you would ever expect there to be, and much much more. It’s the story of a podcast and you’ll definitely want to listen in.
Our friend @torilasso dropped back by the circus to talk S02E20 “Humbug”. We talk about the circus town setting, its status as the first comedic episode of the x files, and how Mulder and Scully are too hot to be FBI agents.
Tune in next time when we wrap up season 2 with S02E25 “Anasazi” and follow us on Twitter @condensedtruth!
This week on Fullmetal Analysts, we welcome back Nate Klejman to talk about the episode “Filial Affection.” Come along as we premiere two new songs, […]
In this special bonus episode, the Analysts celebrate 20 years of Fullmetal Alchemist by reading the manga that started it all. Follow along as we […]
Kenny and Ben are joined by their first ever guest: Ethan Brundeen, host of Scooby-Doo podcast Heavy Meddle. Together they examine Best Kiss 1996, where Species beat out Desperado, Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, How to Make An American Quilt and A Walk in the Clouds. They’ll marvel at how little of a cultural footprint these movies had, try to find the lesson in Species very memorable, very violent, award-winning kiss, get very mad at Ace Ventura 2, gush about an underseen gem and more. You won’t want to miss this one.
