Showing posts with label television. Show all posts
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Wednesday, April 8, 2020

Episode 425: ReFlicktions and TV Time Too

The second week of quarantine recording brings Mikey, #TwitterlessDrEarl, and Dave back to their respective Deucecast Central, Deucecast ER, and Deucecast Cabanas, to give a quick recap of the movies that have been seen in the last few weeks.

Mikey was able to catch just a few films in the theaters before the lockdown, while Dave and #TwitterlessDrEarl slum it up on conventional TV screens....

And speaking of TV screens, after the list of movies, the guys turn their attention to the small screen as they go over some of the television shows they've been watching and binging -- The Outsider (HBO)... WestWorld (HBO)... Lost in Space (Netflix)... LegoMaster (Hulu) are a few of the several shows discussed, and for the first time in a long time... Grey's Anatomy Watch returns!

Here are the movies discussed:

  • Abominable (for rental)
  • All the Bright Places (Netflix)
  • Angel Has Fallen (Netflix)
  • At Close Range (Amazon Prime)
  • Battered Baseball of Baseball (Netflix)
  • Black Mirror: Bandersnatch (Netflix)
  • Bloodshot (for rental)
  • Coffee & Kareem (Netflix)
  • Cop Car (Netflix)
  • Dark Side of the Ring: Benoit (YouTube)
  • The Dead Don't Die (Cinemax)
  • The Death of Stalin (Netflix)
  • Downfall (Amazon Prime)
  • Frances Ferguson (Amazon Prime)
  • Galveston (HBO)
  • The Hunt (for rental)
  • The Invisible Man (for rental)
  • The Last Unicorn (HBO)
  • Murder Mystery (Netflix)
  • Ninjak vs the Valiant Universe (YouTube)
  • Onward (Disney+)
  • Panic: The Untold Story of the 2008 Financial Crisis (HBO)
  • Scott Pilgrim vs the World (Netflix)
  • Sonic the Hedgehog (for rental)
  • Spenser: Confidential (Netflix)
  • Sweetheart (Netflix)
  • Zombieland: DoubletTap (Starz)

Wednesday, April 18, 2018

Deucecast Classics Episode 239: TV into Movies (ft Shaz!)

It's another classic episode as the guys take one more week off -- new The Deucecast Movie Show episodes coming next week!

In ep 239, from August 2016, the TechnoRetro Dad co-host Shaz joins Mikey, Dave, Pinky & Dr Earl to talk about their favorite childhood TV shows that they want to see turn into movies... everything from The Wonder Years to The Greatest American Hero, from Morgan Freeman as a possible KITT to Christian Slater as a Hogan Hero.  And, thanks to d$, lots of Katherine Heigl.

Join us next week for all new episodes of The Deucecast!

Tuesday, August 23, 2016

Episode 239: TV into Movies (ft Shazbazzar!)

If you've ever watched a classic television show from the 70s or 80s and thought "Man, this would be a great movie!" then this is The Deucecast Movie Show episode for you!


Mikey, Dave and Pinky first welcome in Terrance Malick Apologist and Film Historian Dr Earl, and welcome back to the Perry King Studios none other than TechnoRetro Dads co-host Shazbazzar!  

First up, the birthday movies, including August 1986, which was a gold mine of classic films all released in a few weeks of each other.

Next... playing a game called Chronology, with categories like "Whats My Nam, Yo!" and "Its Gonna Be Huuuughes", naming the correct order of films release dates.

And finally... a collection of television shows from the 70s and 80s that the hosts and guests would love to see turned into a film... imagine a big screen version of Perfect Strangers... or The Wonder Years... or Six Million Dollar Man... or even a classic 80s game show turned into a thriller.  And Dave does his best to make sure a certain beloved actress gets some work!  Plus, who would be better as KITT... Samuel Jackson or Morgan Freeman?   

Can Christian Slater be a Hogan Hero?  Can Jeffrey Dean Morgan be a Haitian priest?  And who is the Scarecrow and who is Mrs King?  

And Dave talks about the dream cast of a classic anime film... and discussions of fitting a long series into a 2 hour film, and Stephen King's upcoming works.  And bonus, a sampling of some classic theme songs! 


Tuesday, June 7, 2016

Episode 228: Forget Everything You Think You Know... A Marvel-ous Discussion

Forget Everything You Think You Know!!!!  A few weeks back, after the debacle that was Batman Vee Superman Dawn of Justice, the movie guys had a long discussion on the good (not much) and bad (much) on DC movies.
With Pinky out on location filming his first movie, Dave and Mikey welcome in friend of the show, Terrence Malick Apologist and Film Historian Dr Earl, and welcome back to the studio the Rantmaster Extraordinaire Hurricane Rhett to discuss Marvel movies.

After Birthday Movies (Cannonball Run is how old?!), the group dives in discussion topics like...

  • The total rundown of all main Marvel films since 1986's Howard the Duck
  • Fox Studios problem with X-Men
  • Which X-Men can carry a movie, and who would fail
  • The Fassbender to McKellen problem
  • Jennifer Lawrence mailing it in
  • Sony's Spiderman dilemma
  • What has been with Spidey and what could have been 
  • Sony and Disney Marvel working together
  • Possible recasting of RDJ and Chris Evans
  • The test that is Dr. Strange
  • Marvel's approaches to the movies 
  • #SoWhiteAvengers
  • The future movies coming up 
  • The Marvel TV (Daredevil, Jessica Jones) melding into the cinematic universe
  • Brie Larson as Captain Marvel
Also, with some questions of Al Gore's Interwebs, the topic turns to what Marvel should have done differently... who should have been the original Sue Storm in 2005... the future of Inhumans and Mutants... and what the heck a CTI is...

Enjoy this lively discussion of where Marvel movies have been, where they are now and where they are going! 

Friday, April 19, 2013

Episode XCVIII: Pod & Podderer: When Mikey Met d$

It's another step closer to silencing the critics who said we'd never make it to 100... or those who never said we'd make it to 10.  That includes Hurricane Rhett, who joins us tonight for our 98th journey into the airwaves of eternal podcastial lore and love.

We kick it off by answering the age ol' question... can you still poke on Facebook?  d$ finds out.  We hear another word from our sponsor, and we begin our regaling of sordid tales of StadiumFest and if Switchfoot ducked the Jesus word... what is the name of that Christian clown guy?!.... more trips to the zoo for Mikey and the family... K-Mart's brilliant, edgy ad (and whether we've ever heard the words "edgy", "brilliant" and "K-Mart" in concurrent usage in a sentence... the difference in bike helmets and storm helmets... and McDonald's customer service problem.




Mikey has some band that sounds like a mexican Lisa Loeb... d$ has not one, but TWO palet cleansers... and we dive into the Final Four of the Awesome Bracket...

Movies discussed tonight include "The Place Beyond the Pines"... "Green Lantern" (!)... "American Loser"... "Django Unchained"... "The Campaign"... and the possibility of Dr. Earl's favorite movie getting a sequel... that's right, the Terrance Malick/Method Man collaboration of a possible second "How High" movie.

Our Big Three gives us our favorite TV Finales of All Time, including thoughts on BSG... Lost... 24... Wonder Years and more...

Plus, we dig on Disney's plans for more and more Star Wars... the prospect of the Justice League movie... the upcoming Superman film and its lack of kryptonite... the love of The Clone Wars... more rants on Facebook moms... Psy's new cut... Ryan Gosling and ninjas...

And of course... Demi Lovato

Plus?   Seagal Watch

Join us next week for Mikey's Musical Crap, the finals of the Awesome Bracket, Our Summer Movie Preview and more, as our pre-century episode happens... Dr. Earl up in the HIZZZAY on The Deucecast Episode XCIX: Dr StrangePod:  Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Deuce

Sunday, November 20, 2011

Episode XXXIII: The Podcast Voyage Home

If you think three's a crowd... well... we still have three.  Matty has left us, at least for now, to pursue other ventures in the multi-media atmosphere, but that still leaves d$ and Mikey, and joining us this week, Hurricane Rhett.
 
Right off the bat, we dive straight into such diverse and controversial topics as... Fall FestivAle Beer fest... taking the dog to the groomer... take the car to the Firestone... taking the tornadoes to Auburn... and taking the Hurricane Rhett to the Taco Bell.
 
A spirited Taco Bell and/or customer service discussion ensues, as we also riff on Cracker Barrel... the renassaince of AMC... the NBA Lockout... via voicemail, Matt reviews "The Immortals"... the gall of Enos and Sonny Schroyer... and Rhett dives in deep to rant about horrible Birthday Music at random Asian places.
 
Ever notice how adding an off-center porn 'stache and a crappily applied
fake soul patch makes a great Evil Twin?
The Big Three opens up a great round-robin talk about theme music, past their prime actors and our topic, TV We Loved as a Kid But Just Don't Hold Up Now... shows like Airwolf... ALF... The Fall Guy... Superfriends and Al Bundy all get the Deucecast Treatment.

 
And lest we forget... Captain Kirk vs. Princess Leia.

 
And for the first time last time ever... The Situation Watch.

Catch up on The Deucecast next week as we take the holidays off and give you an Encore Presentation of one of our favorite past shows... and join us in TWO WEEKS when Dr. Earl comes back for another edition of Dying With Dr. Earl... we'll talk about Movies that Defined Our Childhoods... d$ will begin The Countdown.. and Mikey has more crappy awesome music!  That's on The Deucecast Ep XXXIV: The Undiscovered Podcast.
 
Music Minute by Mike:
The Big Three: The One Where We Discuss Our Favorite TV Shows From Our Childhood That Just Don't Hold Up Anymore:
Randomness:

Friday, September 16, 2011

Episode XXIV: Tommy McLeod & the Podcast of the Phoenix

Another episode, another night of fun, frivolity, movies, music, Mer-Der and Seagal!

We dive Deuce-first into the 24th episode of our show, with Mikey displaying his love of Sarah Michelle Geller, his dis-love for no air conditioning and his wonder at his baby's fighting skills. Matt takes over and discusses the cat's electronic accidents, a "Thor" second viewing and "Running Wilde". And d$ steps in and gives his thoughts on the Opp, AL, Best Western hotel and his weekend with family.

Mikey presents the Potluck Sportasbord, with Cowboy coverage, d$ throws out a beloved classic as Buried Treasure (92% yo!) and Matt's Music covering the music of "Sons of Anarchy".

The Big Three was a great discussion on 9/11 Patriotism, mostly centered around movies where an American Hero--John Rambo, Indiana Jones, President Mitchell--kicks the butt of a some stupid foreigner.  Where else would you hear d$'s two bad Russian impressions in a row? "Pay de mahn eez mahney..." and "you are so beddy beddy good and we are so beddy beddy bad..." in the show.

Other discussions take on the upcoming Star Wars Blu-Ray release... Steven Spielberg's gun issues in "E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial"... The delight of the Star Wars Christmas Special... Chuck Norris joining "The Expendables 2" cast... Grey's Anatomy watch and a lengthy discussion that follows... thoughts on "Zookeeper" and "Winnie the Pooh"...
 
And of course... Seagal Watch... PLUS a bonus Nic Cage story at the last minute!

Next week... Hurricane Rhett joins us for a Star Wars centric-show (though there will be more than The Force to discuss)... that's next week on The Deucecast Episode XXV:  Hurricane Rhett & the Half-Blood Podcast!

The Music Minute:
Buried Treasure:
The Big Three Movies Where Americas Kick Foreign Butt:
The Roundtable:
Seagal of the Week:

Friday, August 12, 2011

Episode XIX: Podcast of the King

Heeeey it's The Deucecast!

On a very special day--d$'s birthday!--the guys come together for more frivolity and poppy culture, this time with Shawn on a mic (sans two turntables, though he's channeling some Freebird in his guitar stylings)... Mike dishes on some upcoming concerts, including some crappy band called The DooDoos... Matt talks about his great week... and d$ reveals his great birthday, except for gift woes...

Matt shares his Wylde obsession in his very own music minute... d$ goes full blown stay-at-home-dad in his Buried Treasure (including the first Ann Jillian mention on The Deucecast)... and Mikey rages about those movies that aren't on DVD, but should be... in fact, why isn't "The Care Bears Adventures in Wonderland" available?  Travesty.

The Big Three has a great theme--theme songs!  As in, TV theme songs!  We go live action this time around, and bring up and discuss The Sons of Anarchy... True Blood... Miami Vice... Airwolf... The Muppet Show... Magnum PI... Saved by the Bell... and even more.

A rousing game of Name that Crap showcases the musical stylings of Boy Krazy... The Rembrandts... Alannah Myles.. MC Lyte.. and Hazard, Nebraska... while diving into the Roundtable, a review of "Arthur" takes us to a Russell Brand career discussion... we also dish on "Planet Terror" vs. "Hobo with a Shotgun" and the Grindhouse in both... Kappas vs. Deltas in "Sorority Wars"... the Avett Brothers and the problem with success... Ted Danson on CSI... Shaq and his comedy tour... and, of course, 9 inches of Snow. 

And of course... Seagal of the Week

Next week... a great game of Faux or Show... d$ takes the music minute... Mikey digs out a Buried Treasure... and unless he's died, Hurricane Rhett shows up for some Rhett's Rhants... that's on Episode XX: Mikey Nipp & the Sorcerer's Podcast
Matt's Music Minute:



Dave's Buried Treasure:
The Deucecast Team's Favorite TV Theme Songs:
The Deuce Approved Movies & TV:
Shawn of the Week:
Seagal of the Week:

Friday, July 22, 2011

Episode XVI: Podcast Salvation

Check out Berean Christian Resource Center here online as well as their eBay store... we love these guys and hope they continue to do well...

Our 16th go-round at The Deucecast, and its a doozy... right off the bat, we jump into Harry Potter at midnight... Matt's love of being a father... d$'s excitement of being an upcoming dad... and how to ghetto rig the A/C on a ten year old POS Jetta... The Music Minute brings the great awesome lovely average sounds of The Broken Bells... thoughts on "Skyline"... thoughts on "Rango"... thoughts on "I Am Number Four"...

Matt's Potluck Smorgasbord opens up a great discussing on the value and awesomeness (and sometimes un-awesomeness) of movie trailers, including "The Dark Knight Rises"... "The Amazing Spiderman"... "Star Trek"... "Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith"... "Inception"... "The Matrix"... "Punisher"... "Cowboys and Aliens"... the films and trailers of M. Night Shymalan... and a spirited discussing on the value (re: crap) that is "Where the Wild Things Are"

We also discuss Marc Singer's possible comeback... a new Al Gore Movie from The Cartoon Network... a Boba Fett movie?... The Dark Tower books and collapse of the movie project... Kevin Costner and Mikey's big crush on him... the talent of Jon Favreau... Mark Wahlberg and how Nathan Fillion is better... the first The Deucecast mention of Lou Ferrigno...

The Big Three tackles our favorite TV characters of all time, including characters from LOST... Friday Night Lights... The Simpsons... The Wonder Years... Mikey's teen soap operas... X-Files... and more!  heh heh... heh heh... he said "more"...

Finally... another edition of America's Favorite Gangsta Rap Segment, "TONE LOC WATCH"...

And... Seagal Watch.

PLUS--Our PotterCast!  Download a separate 'cast for nothing but Harry Potter talk--the movies, the books, how great the final film was, and spoilers galore...

Join us next week when Dr. Earl returns with more Medical Minutae, and we discuss our Big Three Favorite Movies of the Last Five Years... on The Deucecast XVII: The Fellowship of the Podcast
The Deuce Approved Music:
Meyrin Fields EP - Broken Bells
Music From The Motion Picture Phenomenon

The Deuce Approved Movies:
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1 (Three-Disc Blu-ray / DVD Combo + Digital Copy)
Crash And Burn/Robot Wars (Double Feature)
Beavis and Butt-Head Do America (10th Anniversary Special Collector's Edition)

The Deuce Approved Books:
Harry Potter Paperback Box Set (Books 1-7)

The Deucecast Team's Top 3 Favorite TV Characters:
The X-Files: The Complete Collector's Edition
The Simpsons: Season One
The Wonder Years - Complete Series (Seasons 1-6) (Import)

Tone Loc of the Week:
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective

Seagal of the Week:
On Deadly Ground