As Mikey, d$, and #XLessDrEarl get set for Episode 600, the Deucecast Movie Show is releasing a series of "milestone" episodes, including the first ReFlicktions ep (#130) last week, and this week, Episode 300.
Aside from the RetroZap Podcasting Network bumper being taken off the front, and the stinger added to the end, the episode itself is here in it's entirety, as it was released on October 25th, 2017.
Here are the original notes (and the original post):
After many years and many late nights, Mikey, Pinky and Dave ring in the 300th episode of The Deucecast Movie Show. First, the guys say hello to Producer Shawn and Lady Pinky (and then bye, as they leave quickly), and invite in Friend of the Show Wit Stillman Fan, Film Historian, Terrance Malick Apologist, Brie Fan (Allison, Larsen & Cheese) and World Renowned Proctimologist Dr Earl...
And then, the Cavalcade of Stars begins!
Shazbazzar, co-host of the TechnoRetro Dads podcast, joins the crew with some of his favorite films, including the original animated Lord of the Rings film, WarGames and the dangerous, unaccountable teenagers from the 1980s. Plus, the first ever mention of "Rock & Rule".
When Remodeling Clay finally gets on the line, the gang plays an old school game of "Reel or Unreel", aka, "Faux or Show". Plus an update on Clay's favorite films and a few documentary recommendations that we all have to see.
The Retrozap dot com Podcasting Network Podfather Retro Joe then comes on to discuss some of his favorite films, including Army of Darkness, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, and Ghostbusters. Plus a discussion on Patriots Day, which took place around Joe's neck of the woods. And with Retro Joe, a great round of Box Office Mojo on "Third Films in a Series".
To wrap up the Cavalcade of Stars, Jennifer Kaufman brings up some of her favorites she's seen this year, with Spotlight, A Fish Called Wanda and more.
Pinky then riffs on an assigned film, "Audition", one of those "Most disturbing movies ever made!" More crap on Superman III and then, a throwback to an early sponsor of the show, Real Men of Genius.
To you, the listener and film fan, thanks so much for downloading, listening, and being a fan!
