Episode 690: The Top Ten of 1994

The summer series continues, as Dave, Mikey, and #XLessDrEarl finally gets to talk about a 90s year! 

Leave it to new-to-the-show Galaxy Joe from Rule the Galaxy Podcast to bringing in one of the most heralded years in the 90s - the year that brought John Travolta back... that had Jimmy Cameron making non blue people movies... had Tim Robbins crawling through a 500 yard tunnel of poop... left Ben Stiller as the responsible one... made Michael Keaton yelling "stop the presses!"... and Natalie Portman being 12. 

It was over 30 years ago, but gives us quite a fantastic top ten.

Here are the films discussed, and where to find them streaming (at least at the time of recording)

• Chunking Express (HBO Max)
• Clerks (for rental)
• Dumb and Dumber (TubiTV)
• Forrest Gump (Peacock Premium+; Paramount+)
• Four Weddings and a Funeral (MGM+)
• Leon: The Professional (for rental)
• The Lion King (Disney+)
• The Madness of King George (MGM+)
• Maverick (for rental)
• The Paper(for rental)
• Pulp Fiction (Paramount+)
• Quiz Show (for rental)
• Reality Bites (for rental)
• The Ref (for rental)
• The River Wild (for rental)
• The Shawshank Redemption (for rental)
• Speed (HBO Max)
• Star Trek: Generations (MGM+; Paramount+)
• True Lies (Hulu)
• Wyatt Earp (for rental)

Episode 467: The Frat Pack Tournament

It's been a while since the Deucecast eyes were cast upon filling the Big Bracket, but Dave, Mikey, and #TwitterlessDrEarl is here to bring it back.

The Frat Pack is the legendary group of actors from the early 2000s that gave us incredible classics like Old School, Wedding Crashers, Zoolander, Dodgeball, and many more, starring names like Vince, Owen, Ben, Luke, Ferrell, Jack, Rudd, Carrell... and it's time to take four of them and match them up, knock them down, and crown a single champion -- a champion that moves onto the Big Bracket of All Time Great Movie Roles.

Vince Vaughn (Peter, Raj, Jeremy, Bradley) takes on Ben Stiller (Derek, Mr Furious, Larry, White) takes on Owen Wilson (McQueen, John, John, Burnett) takes on Luke Wilson (he was in stuff), all mixed up -- 44 roles, only one will survive.