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Welcome to the premiere of season 4! This year we begin with a very rare piece from Wings Hauser, a short-lived TV show from 1986 called The Last Precinct. The cast also includes Adam West, Keenan Wynn, Ernie Hudson, James Cromwell, and Rick Ducommun.

Precinct 56 is the last precinct for these eccentric officers who are always butting heads with their superiors to keep from getting disbanded.

Since this show has 8 episodes, we couldn't cover everything like we usually do.
There are sight gags, onscreen jokes, and quick witted dialogue that we note because we think it gives this show some charm. Unfortunately, there are also a lot of jokes that remind you this show came out in 1986, because what was funny then is not okay now. But, hey, Wings Hauser!

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The Last Precinct is currently available on YouTube.

Show image courtesy of YouTube, by @sfinthecity
Link to the first episode:
https://youtu.be/l-aI9EbZ3l8?si=f8gDO3oLl4HxEwYI

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The Last Precinct is #182

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Welcome to our season 3 finale!
Thank you everyone for 600 downloads!

For this month's episode, we talk about a dummy and his senior thesis. Oh, and there's a life-sized wooden guy, too.

A group of college seniors go to a cottage for fear therapy, and discover a wooden sculpture named Morty as they face their fears.

Everyone in this has serious boundary issues. Troy and Leslie's backstory is extra gross. The soundtrack is awful and much too loud. Morty is probably the best character, which isn't saying much. Watch as his "wooden" body wrinkles as he moves! Let us tell you all the illogical aspects of this movie, including a 12 hour visit to a closed Santa's Village in the spring. Sadly, we can admit, this movie is better than the sequel.

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The Fear is available to stream on Tubi and YouTube, and to rent or buy on Amazon.

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The Fear is #222.

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In episode 3 of last season, we covered a movie starring Duke Mitchell. If you heard it, you know we were not kind. For this month's episode, we apologize for some of that as we talk about a movie he wrote, directed, and starred in called Gone with the Pope.

Paul (Duke Mitchell) is hired to do a hit, and uses the money to fund his own plan to kidnap the Pope for ransom.

This movie has its issues. It gets weird and has some racist dialogue. But it was filmed in the mid-70s, so that's not too much of a surprise. What is a surprise is Duke Mitchell. He's the best actor in it. The script he wrote has a unique plot, and includes a little speech by Paul that we feel everyone needs to hear. We soak in this one solely to give Mr. Mitchell the credit he deserves.

*Edit: Duke Mitchell's son is named Jeffrey, not Jerry.*

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Gone with the Pope is available to stream on Fawesome, Plex, Pluto TV, Roku, and Tubi, and is available to purchase on Amazon.

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Gone with the Pope is #559