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Ever wondered what would happen if classic movie titles got a sausage makeover? Prepare to laugh out loud as we kick off our Thanksgiving special with a playful twist on family movies, imagining the hilarity of watching "Star Sausage" and "Jurassic Sausage" with your loved ones. It's all part of our fun social media challenge, where creativity knows no bounds. Join us as we reminisce about heartwarming classics like "Homeward Bound," where we revisit the furry adventures of Chance, Shadow, and Sassy, and uncover the talent behind their voices. We also chat about the emotional roller coasters in "Jack" and "The Incredibles," celebrating their timeless charm and the joy they bring to family gatherings.

Get ready for a trip down memory lane as we share personal memories tied to beloved childhood films. Relive the shenanigans of "The Sandlot," where baseballs signed by legends become the stuff of legends themselves, and laugh at the magical chaos of "Matilda." We also dive into the adventure and camaraderie of "The Goonies," highlighting its iconic characters and unforgettable treasure hunt. These classic films continue to capture our hearts, proving that great stories never go out of style. Whether it's the quirky humor of "Back to the Future" or the timeless magic of "The Wizard of Oz," these movies have left an indelible mark on our cultural landscape.

But we don't stop there! We take a detour into the world of gaming with a candid review of Black Ops 6, sharing our thoughts on the campaign and multiplayer experience. And for those craving more movie magic, we tantalize with Marvel rumors and a sneak peek at future films. From potential returns of beloved characters like Wesley Snipes' Blade to the anticipation surrounding Christopher Nolan's 1920s vampire horror film, our discussion promises excitement for every movie buff. So, gather your family, cozy up, and join us for a nostalgic journey through film favorites, gaming insights, and the latest movie buzz.

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Have you ever found yourself accidentally revealing your position in Warzone due to a rogue microphone buzz? Join us for a rollercoaster episode filled with hilarious mishaps, unexpected strategies, and the sheer chaos of Warzone 2.0. Mitch shares the highs and lows of his gaming journey, reflecting on the thrilling improvements and intricate map design that Warzone 2.0 offers. We reminisce about the original Warzone, acknowledging the nostalgia while embracing the potential of its successor. Each map encounter is a fresh challenge, and we're beyond excited to share our experiences and insights with you.

Prepare for a laugh-out-loud segment as we dive into the quirky world of Warzone's proximity chat. From technical glitches that freeze us in place to bilingual exploits in the gulag, our stories showcase the unpredictable hilarity of gaming interactions. We reveal how language barriers can sometimes be a gamer's secret weapon and recount tales of surprising teamwork, betrayals, and the comical outcomes that often ensue. The proximity chat feature not only adds a layer of unpredictability but also sets the stage for some of the funniest moments we've experienced in the game.

As we wrap up, we dive into the game’s newest features and strategic nuances that have changed the way we play. The thrill of exfiltration, the allure of strongholds, and the strategic adjustments in the new gulag format are just a few highlights we explore. We also share our take on the Battle Pass system and how it enriches our gaming experience. To add a cherry on top, we engage in a spontaneous trivia game centered on movie production logos, sparking friendly banter and competition. Don't miss this episode filled with laughter, insights, and a touch of friendly rivalry.

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Ever wondered how a pandemic hobby could turn into a thriving creative outlet? Join us as Kash Hovey, a dynamic producer, director, writer, and podcaster, takes us through his remarkable journey from the voiceover department at WB to launching "On Air with Kash." Kash shares the creative hurdles of keeping podcast content lively, from trivia and movie challenges to the unpredictability of hosting, while offering insights into interviewing industry figures like Jackie Moore. Be ready to experience the vibrant world of podcasting and the ingenuity required to keep listeners engaged.

Prepare for some starry-eyed nostalgia as we recount delightful moments with comedy legends. From Rodney Dangerfield's knack for discovering comedic giants like Jerry Seinfeld to personal encounters with stars like Mark Wahlberg, these anecdotes promise chuckles and a newfound appreciation for celebrity culture. Our stories illustrate the humor in fleeting celebrity glimpses and pay homage to the comedic greats who continue to influence the world of entertainment.

Our conversation takes a thrilling turn as we explore the exhilarating realm of stunt work and filmmaking versatility. Kash shares the adrenaline-pumping experience of performing wire stunts and fight scenes, underscoring the importance of adaptability in the entertainment industry. We delve into innovative show promotion tactics, showcasing the amusing and creative efforts behind getting noticed. Tune in for an episode that weaves together artistic passion, business savvy, and engaging storytelling in the ever-evolving entertainment landscape.

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Actress Peggy Lu shares her remarkable journey from pharmacy to the big screen, defying family expectations to pursue her passion for acting. Our conversation kicks off with Peggy recounting her early days, starting with a seemingly unremarkable job in a Toys R Us catalog to landing a role in the beloved TV series "Wishbone." Her anecdotes about navigating the acting world and balancing her family's career hopes showcase her resilience and determination, providing a heartwarming look into the life of an artist who dared to dream beyond conventional paths.

Peggy's audition story for "Venom" offers a gripping glimpse into the world of high-stakes casting calls and the fierce competition she faced. With her role as Mrs. Chen, she reveals the meticulous preparation that went into embodying her character, from working with CGI elements to collaborating with choreographers. Not to be missed is her charming tale of meeting Tom Hardy, where initial nerves gave way to an unforgettable encounter that speaks to the camaraderie and respect within the Marvel Universe.

Off-screen, Peggy's unexpected passion for carpentry shines through, a hobby sparked by her need for a custom doggie gate. Her journey from PVC pipes to woodworking mastery adds an intriguing layer to her persona. As we chat about her upcoming projects with industry greats like Randall Park and Ali Wong, you’ll hear about the diverse roles that keep her career evolving. Tune in for an episode filled with humor, insight, and the kind of inspiration that only someone like Peggy Lu can deliver.

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Peter Jacobson, the charismatic actor renowned for his role as Dr. Chris Taub on the TV show House, joins us for an enlightening conversation. He opens up about the unique experiences and challenges of playing a doctor on television and shares amusing anecdotes of being mistaken for a real physician. Peter’s academic journey from Brown to Juilliard paved the way for his acting career, and he reflects on the thrill of joining an established show, working alongside talents like Hugh Laurie, and how typecasting in roles such as doctors and lawyers has influenced his path.

We journey through Peter's transition from theater to film and television, exploring how his father's career as a news anchor unexpectedly influenced his early roles. Peter shares personal insights into the serendipitous nature of his acting journey, from the intimidating yet rewarding experience of integrating into successful TV shows midstream to his love for sci-fi and horror genres. His roles in series like Fear the Walking Dead and films like Smile 2 reveal his passion for blending humor with drama, and the thrill of embodying complex characters in fantastical worlds.

As we talk about the upcoming release of Smile 2, Peter shares the excitement and anticipation surrounding the film's debut. We delve into the art of horror film making, highlighting Parker Finch's innovative storytelling and Naomi Scott's exceptional performance. Our conversation wraps up with an appreciation for the camaraderie behind the scenes and a light-hearted nod to Hugh Laurie’s versatility. Join us as we celebrate Peter Jacobson's dynamic career and the captivating world of acting. Also Check out Smile 2 now playing!

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What happens when a billion-dollar show strays miles from its source material? We unleash our fury on Amazon's "The Rings of Power," questioning choices that have left fans bewildered and frustrated. Join us as Tom passionately critiques the series' departure from Tolkien's beloved lore, while Mitch highlights the jarring aesthetic decisions that left us scratching our heads. With Hayden chiming in through poignant text commentary, we dissect Galadriel's confusing narrative and lament the mishandling of critical timelines and characters like Sauron. Through fiery debates and a whirlwind of emotions, our conversation exposes the struggles of maintaining authenticity in big-budget adaptations.

Could we produce something better with less? Maybe. Beyond our heated critique, we explore how creativity often trumps dollars and how a genuine respect for source material can shape successful storytelling. In a mix of humor and exasperation, we ponder the potential relief of the show's conclusion and invite you to share in our frustrations. As we look forward to our next episode, connect with us on social media and engage in the conversation about what true adaptation fidelity means in today's entertainment landscape.

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Join us as we navigate the eerie allure of Halloween horror cinema, where we tackle the intriguing challenge of ranking films in a genre that often sidesteps its spooky namesake. We're amused by the premature arrival of Christmas music and memes, but our real focus is on the mysterious Michael Myers in "Halloween 4," the chillingly creative "Hell House LLC," and the animated eeriness of "Monster House." As an added treat, brace yourself for our upcoming interview with esteemed actor Peter Jacobson, who'll share insights from his roles in "House," "Fear the Walking Dead," and "Ahsoka."

Get ready to reminisce about the dark allure of "The Crow" with its 90s grit and the whimsical world of "Halloween Town," where family-friendly fantasy meets Halloween magic. We explore the chilling appeal of Stephen King's "Silver Bullet" and its vintage non-CGI werewolf effects. Our conversation threads its way through the horror genre's varied tones, from supernatural fright to nostalgic charm, ensuring a diverse cinematic journey that celebrates Halloween in all its forms.

Our nostalgic journey doesn't stop with films; we recall the rebellious days of playing "Grand Theft Auto: Vice City" with its unforgettable 80s vibe. We also share thoughts on the "Salem's Lot" remake and indulge in some TV talk with insights on "Suits" and the "Mr. McMahon" documentary. Plus, there's a quick nod to gaming with "Dragon Ball Sparking Zero" Whether you're a film buff, gaming enthusiast, or TV aficionado, there's something here to spark your Halloween spirit.

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What happens when a horror movie enthusiast is "punished" with a musical TV show? On "Entertain This," Mitch finds himself surprisingly charmed by "Glee," despite his initial dread. Explore the unexpected joy in his journey as we discuss the eccentric dynamics of a high school glee club and the unconventional tactics of its dedicated teacher. This episode promises laughter with a side of horror as we highlight scientifically-backed scary movies and reflect on what genuinely terrifies us.

Join us as we unravel horror film tropes and discuss some fresh takes on the genre. We explore Zack Snyder's "Army of the Dead," where a heist meets a zombie apocalypse, and celebrate the comedic brilliance of "Tucker and Dale vs. Evil." We also critically assess "The Haunting of Bly Manor," noting its shift from suspenseful horror to an unexpected love story. Our conversation delves into the evolution of horror films and the ever-refining art of jump scares, as well as the allure of found footage horror and iconic horror figures like Michael Myers.

As we expand our discussion to video game adaptations, we dive into the potential of TV series to offer richer narratives than movies. From exciting updates about the "Resident Evil" Netflix series to the nostalgia of classic games like Halo, we offer insights into how various media captivate audiences. With humorous anecdotes about Halloween pranks and haunted house experiences, we aim to entertain and inform, leaving you eager for more spooky stories and cinematic discussions.

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