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September 6, 2019September 5, 2019

Going Through The DCUA Part Sixty-Six

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Jimmy and Tom talk more cartoons. This time it’s the Batman Beyond episodes “Inqueling,” “Big Time,” and “Out of the Past”.

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November 20, 2018November 20, 2018

Cultwatch! Mystery Men

Posted By: tomk74 0 Comment Army of Darkness, batman, Ben Stiller, Blue Raja, Bridget Jones' Baby, Captain Amazing, Casanova Frankenstein, Claire Forlani, Cultwatch!, Dane Cook, Doug Jones, Eddie Izzard, Geoffrey Rush, Good Burger, Greg Kinnear, Hank Azaria, Janeane Garofalo, Jenny, Joel Schumacher, Kel Mitchell, Kenan and Kel, Kinka Usher, looper, Meet Joe Black, Michael Bay, Mr. Furious, Ms. Impossible, mystery men, Paul Reubens, Pirates of the Caribbean, rian johnson, Saturday Night Live, shrek, Smashmouth, The Birdcage, The Bowler, The Cabin in the Woods, The Invisible Boy, The Last Jedi, The Shoveler, The Sphinx, The Spleen, There's Something About Mary, Watson, Wes Studi, William H Macy, X-Men

Jimmy and Tom take a look at a 1999 superhero comedy.

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April 4, 2018April 3, 2018

Going Through The DCAU Part Fifty-Six

Posted By: tomk74 0 Comment Adam Warlock, barbara gordon, Batgirl, batman, Batman Beyond, Batman The Animated Series, batmobile, Blight, Boogie Nights, Bruce Timm, Bruce Wayne, Cary Elwes, Circus of Crime, Clayface, Curare, DCAU, Derek Powers, Diablo, Dick Grayson, Emperor Palpatine, Fargo, friends, Ghost Rider, Gotham City, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2, Harry Osborne, HISHE, How it should have ended, Inque, Joker, Killing Joke, Kimmy Robertson, League of Assasins, Lex Luthor, Mad Stan, Metropolis, Mr Freeze, Norman Osborn, Norman Osborn's hair, Paul Winfield, Paxton Powers, return of the joker, Roland Daggett, Royal Flush Gang, Rupert Thorne, Sam Young, Shameless, Shriek, Snake Eyes, Spellbinder, Spider-Man, Stan Lee, Superman, Terry McGinnis, The Enforcers, The Simpsons, Tom Selleck, Two-Face, Venom, Watson, William H Macy, Wonder Woman, Zartan

Jimmy and Tom skip Westeros this week in favor of Neo-Gotham by discussing the Batman Beyond episodes “Disappearing Inque,” “A Touch of Curare,” and “Ascension”.

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February 23, 2018February 22, 2018

AFI Countdown Challenge #84: Fargo

Posted By: tomk74 0 Comment AFI, AFI Challenge, AFI Countdown, Barton Fink, Coen Brothers, Columbo, Fargo, Frances McDormand, oliver stone, Peter Stormare, Platoon, Raising Arizona, Steve Buscemi, William H Macy

The Coen Brothers made up a true crime story for this Midwestern drama about greed and satisfaction.

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June 19, 2017June 19, 2017

Simpsons Did It!: “Homer’s Paternity Coot”

Posted By: tomk74 0 Comment Chief Wiggum, Grandma Simpson, Grandpa Simpson, Herb Powell, Homer Simpson, Joe Frazier, Marge Simpson, Mayor Diamond Joe Quimby, Michael York, Simpsons Rewatch, The Simpsons, William H Macy

In which Homer comes to doubt Grampa is his real father.

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May 20, 2015

Non-Geek TV From The Geek Perspective: Fargo

Posted By: tomk74 2 Comments Alison Tolman, Billy Bob Thornton, Bob Odenkirk, Bruce Campbell, Coen Brothers, Colin Hanks, Fargo, FX, Glenn Howerton, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Javier Bardem, Keith Carradine, Key & Peale, Kirsten Dunst, Martin Freeman, No Country for Old Men, Noah Hawley, Oliver Platt, Patrick Wilson, Ronald Reagan, Stephen Root, Ted Danson, True Detective, William H Macy

There’s a lot of TV out there, and some of it is a crime-solving anthology where the cast and setting change between seasons, allowing

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