Binge Watchers

This week we rock hard with a Swayze Situation by getting dirty with his three best films "Dirty Dancin'", "Ghost," and "Point Break" We bring along award winning Canadian country songstress Amy Rose as our musical guest. We play her songs "Sunshine" and "Party like a Redneck." Nick makes a love connection and checks his passport status to make a trip to Canada. And nothing says romance like a discussion about "Chopping Mall." John's vampire script goes to Sundance, he talks to distributors about deals before "Red Plastic Cup" has even been shot, and so much more as the margaritas flow so does the funny...Tune in for the "fuck yeahs" and the "blah, blah, blahs." And why Canada loves bald heads.

This week we rock hard with a Swayze Situation by getting dirty with his three best films "Dirty Dancin'", "Ghost," and "Point Break" We bring along award winning Canadian country songstress Amy Rose as our musical guest. We play her songs "Sunshine" and "Party like a Redneck." Nick makes a love connection and checks his passport status to make a trip to Canada. And nothing says romance like a discussion about "Chopping Mall." John's vampire script goes to Sundance, he talks to distributors about deals before "Red Plastic Cup" has even been shot, and so much more as the margaritas flow so does the funny...Tune in for the "fuck yeahs" and the "blah, blah, blahs." And why Canada loves bald heads.

BW 10: Patrick Swayze's Ghost is Couch Surfing in Canada - Binge Watchers Episode 10 - Featuring Amy Rose - Music

John and Nick explain why their London actress is not on the show, scramble to entertain you, plan a spur of the moment commentary track for 1983's "Screamtime" horror anthology, discuss the release of the "Her" parody "Ber" http://youtu.be/chOhoav_8dQ, update you on the "Chasing Corey Feldman" segment, mention reaching out to Kevin Sorbo's agent to book him on the show, make history by canceling a commentary recording 14 min in and moving on with the episode without discussing the film any more, talk in funny circles bemoaning the fate of their careers, get worried that they don't have the time to shoot a short film, plan a kickstarter video to raise money for "RED PLASTIC CUP", Nick mentions his love for "Ber." John mentions he sent it to Bear Magazine and had to explain copyright and parody laws to You Tube. They talk the politics of writing for yourself and being stuck on an assignment that is going no where, John brings up his personal dilemmas. and they decide to call their actor friend, Shane at min 51 and harass him, but he is ready to take over and host, but John explains that he can't hear Shane's threats over Nick's iPhone.

John and Nick explain why their London actress is not on the show, scramble to entertain you, plan a spur of the moment commentary track for 1983's "Screamtime" horror anthology, discuss the release of the "Her" parody "Ber" http://youtu.be/chOhoav_8dQ, update you on the "Chasing Corey Feldman" segment, mention reaching out to Kevin Sorbo's agent to book him on the show, make history by canceling a commentary recording 14 min in and moving on with the episode without discussing the film any more, talk in funny circles bemoaning the fate of their careers, get worried that they don't have the time to shoot a short film, plan a kickstarter video to raise money for "RED PLASTIC CUP", Nick mentions his love for "Ber." John mentions he sent it to Bear Magazine and had to explain copyright and parody laws to You Tube. They talk the politics of writing for yourself and being stuck on an assignment that is going no where, John brings up his personal dilemmas. and they decide to call their actor friend, Shane at min 51 and harass him, but he is ready to take over and host, but John explains that he can't hear Shane's threats over Nick's iPhone.

BW 9: No Such Thing As A Celebate Monkey - Binge Watchers Episode 9 - Featuring 2 Monkeys - John Travis & Nicky T - Parody

Nick's still amazed when they start recording, LA Comedy Fest 2014, upcoming guests are discussed, involving Cinemax's Banshee, the upcoming Endless Love remake, and the creator of the Leprechaun movies. John fulfills Nick's wish to deliver Joe Alves, director of Jaws 3D and so much more, 30 plus years of film history and "balls out" filmmaking, the CA drought is Armageddon out of control, "The Stepdad Experience" is mentioned, John mentions his other passion project, "Until Noon Four Ever", "Emerald City PD" gets on Magic Burrito You Tube as well as "Red Red Wheels." They get into the deep end and learn how the shark was built, how Joe did a lot of directing with little credit, how he got Paul Newman into racing and accidentally almost got him seriously injured, how the studio system really worked, how he gave Lea Thompson her first role, why Jaws went 3D, the real life inspiration for Captain Quint, why the original director of Jaws 2 got fired, and the trouble with Dennis Quad starring in Jaws 3, and lots more, listen in!!! (the first ten or so min are a little choppy, sorry folks, but it clears up after that)

Nick's still amazed when they start recording, LA Comedy Fest 2014, upcoming guests are discussed, involving Cinemax's Banshee, the upcoming Endless Love remake, and the creator of the Leprechaun movies. John fulfills Nick's wish to deliver Joe Alves, director of Jaws 3D and so much more, 30 plus years of film history and "balls out" filmmaking, the CA drought is Armageddon out of control, "The Stepdad Experience" is mentioned, John mentions his other passion project, "Until Noon Four Ever", "Emerald City PD" gets on Magic Burrito You Tube as well as "Red Red Wheels." They get into the deep end and learn how the shark was built, how Joe did a lot of directing with little credit, how he got Paul Newman into racing and accidentally almost got him seriously injured, how the studio system really worked, how he gave Lea Thompson her first role, why Jaws went 3D, the real life inspiration for Captain Quint, why the original director of Jaws 2 got fired, and the trouble with Dennis Quad starring in Jaws 3, and lots more, listen in!!! (the first ten or so min are a little choppy, sorry folks, but it clears up after that)

BW 8: The Man Who Built Jaws Almost Killed Paul Newman - Binge Watchers Episode 8 - Featuring Joe Alves - Director - Jaws 3D

John gets delayed in Salt Lake City, Dave and Nick finally get to air their beef between the two podcasts, Alicia Hollinger (wonderlandart.biz) joins in. She is a digital-pin-up artist, writer, and has held various jobs in the Film/TV industry, she brings up her "cyber leg" because she had a recent accident, it gets weird early, lucid dreams along the way and the theories of active participating, wormholes, wormhole drinks with sprite, vodka, and/or Evan Williams, "oneironautics", astro-dynamics??? What??? Alicia makes a "winehole" to drink while talking about wormholes...Oh, the movie discussion for the episode---That's "Stargate vs. Contact." She thinks visual effects artists have rendered wormholes accurately to her dreams. She got into sci-fi art by attending Comic -Con 2009 and falling in love with Stargate TV. John explains that James Spader is not qualified to decipher a Stargate, but is a scientist of sexuality. They discuss how both movies are a Quest for God, but Alicia disagrees. Tom Skerrit would never die in real life...refers to Contact. Alicia keeps bringing it back to Stargate television series and her love for Canadian humor. Dave finally joins the conversation to bring up rape activity. Lots of rape. And Nick learns that all he has to do to be a high roller in the Hollywood Hills is age poorly but grow in material wealth and try to give away his fancy clothes to Hollywood bunnies. Why are there so many comedy imports from Canada? The weather? Nick decides it is "Starshit the Series." Dave pitches Stargate: SVU. Dave tells the story of being the rape guy. Some actresses rescue cats. John likens Alicia's art to references from Galactic Terror, Blade Runner, and Barberella. Alicia pitches her "Quantum Party Girls." They all weigh in on the existence of alien life. Roswell. The math formula that supports a yes/no answer. "Everybody in the raptist community believes in UFOs." Theories of what an abduction really is. Alicia brings up the sprinkling of cosmic dust and bacteria theory. John brings up the monkey-pig origin theory of human evolution. What, did they mention Gene Roddenberry, yep. Nick looks more and more like an alien. Eventually, John and Nick get around to airing their grievances against Platinum Dune's attempt to reboot "Friday the 13th" without Jason, John is mad that he got called a "douche bag" on Facebook, and they bring up how a crappy filmmaker got his film on Netflix...They consider giving up and reading poetry by the Bay. Briefly, John and Nick think they should sell a show to the BBC, and the future of binge watching is pulling movies out of the air and downloading it to your brain. And Alicia went into the future via dreamscape to 2037. There is even time to mention friends stabbed by directors, dead studio bosses, and "Dallas Buyer's Club." BTW, "Back 2 the Future" heavily referenced. 'Cause it is cool. At 1 hr 19 min abt there, Nick goes through a wormhole and misses 4 seconds of time...spooky.

John gets delayed in Salt Lake City, Dave and Nick finally get to air their beef between the two podcasts, Alicia Hollinger (wonderlandart.biz) joins in. She is a digital-pin-up artist, writer, and has held various jobs in the Film/TV industry, she brings up her "cyber leg" because she had a recent accident, it gets weird early, lucid dreams along the way and the theories of active participating, wormholes, wormhole drinks with sprite, vodka, and/or Evan Williams, "oneironautics", astro-dynamics??? What??? Alicia makes a "winehole" to drink while talking about wormholes...Oh, the movie discussion for the episode---That's "Stargate vs. Contact." She thinks visual effects artists have rendered wormholes accurately to her dreams. She got into sci-fi art by attending Comic -Con 2009 and falling in love with Stargate TV. John explains that James Spader is not qualified to decipher a Stargate, but is a scientist of sexuality. They discuss how both movies are a Quest for God, but Alicia disagrees. Tom Skerrit would never die in real life...refers to Contact. Alicia keeps bringing it back to Stargate television series and her love for Canadian humor. Dave finally joins the conversation to bring up rape activity. Lots of rape. And Nick learns that all he has to do to be a high roller in the Hollywood Hills is age poorly but grow in material wealth and try to give away his fancy clothes to Hollywood bunnies. Why are there so many comedy imports from Canada? The weather? Nick decides it is "Starshit the Series." Dave pitches Stargate: SVU. Dave tells the story of being the rape guy. Some actresses rescue cats. John likens Alicia's art to references from Galactic Terror, Blade Runner, and Barberella. Alicia pitches her "Quantum Party Girls." They all weigh in on the existence of alien life. Roswell. The math formula that supports a yes/no answer. "Everybody in the raptist community believes in UFOs." Theories of what an abduction really is. Alicia brings up the sprinkling of cosmic dust and bacteria theory. John brings up the monkey-pig origin theory of human evolution. What, did they mention Gene Roddenberry, yep. Nick looks more and more like an alien. Eventually, John and Nick get around to airing their grievances against Platinum Dune's attempt to reboot "Friday the 13th" without Jason, John is mad that he got called a "douche bag" on Facebook, and they bring up how a crappy filmmaker got his film on Netflix...They consider giving up and reading poetry by the Bay. Briefly, John and Nick think they should sell a show to the BBC, and the future of binge watching is pulling movies out of the air and downloading it to your brain. And Alicia went into the future via dreamscape to 2037. There is even time to mention friends stabbed by directors, dead studio bosses, and "Dallas Buyer's Club." BTW, "Back 2 the Future" heavily referenced. 'Cause it is cool. At 1 hr 19 min abt there, Nick goes through a wormhole and misses 4 seconds of time...spooky.

BW 7: Stargate: SVU - Binge Watchers Episode 7 - Featuring Dangerous Dave - Alicia Hollinger - Digital Artist - Writer

Nick and John explore Eddie and the Cruisers, Eddie and the Cruisers 2: Eddie LIves!, and Streets of Fire to man-crush on Michael Pare. They also invite Becky White from the electro-folk group, Firekeeper to binge watch with them. They decide that Nick should move to the Castro District and grow a beard. Many things are discussed and many jokes are told, so listen and see if you hear with them with your funny filter on. John suggests that the world hit the reset button like a giant Super Nintendo. And the Dolphins know that humans are fucking their shit up. And someone brings up, Commando and the Govinator.

Nick and John explore Eddie and the Cruisers, Eddie and the Cruisers 2: Eddie LIves!, and Streets of Fire to man-crush on Michael Pare. They also invite Becky White from the electro-folk group, Firekeeper to binge watch with them. They decide that Nick should move to the Castro District and grow a beard. Many things are discussed and many jokes are told, so listen and see if you hear with them with your funny filter on. John suggests that the world hit the reset button like a giant Super Nintendo. And the Dolphins know that humans are fucking their shit up. And someone brings up, Commando and the Govinator.

Nick and John explore Eddie and the Cruisers, Eddie and the Cruisers 2: Eddie LIves!, and Streets of Fire to man-crush on Michael Pare. They also invite Becky White from the electro-folk group, Firekeeper to binge watch with them. They decide that Nick should move to the Castro District and grow a beard. Many things are discussed and many jokes are told, so listen and see if you hear with them with your funny filter on. John suggests that the world hit the reset button like a giant Super Nintendo. And the Dolphins know that humans are fucking their shit up. And someone brings up, Commando and the Govinator.