Making out in Norway looks very different. This is a great looking episode. I wish the story matched the quality.
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43: Inside No. 9 - 102 - A Quiet Night In (Live)
So we had to put a pause on Bloodride - 106 - The Elephant In The Room for a minute because Netflix doesn’t let you screen share. We called in the reserve show Inside No. 9 because it was great and we want to see more.
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42: Femme Fatales - 103 - Bad Medicine (Live)
We watched a porno together. It wasn’t even a good porno. How did this show last 2 seasons?
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41: Night Visions - 103B - Quiet Please (Live)
No thank you, Henry Rollins. We guessed this ending during the opening credits.
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40: Inside No. 9 - 106 - The Harrowing (Live)
We are impressed with this show. So much we made a loose promise to do this show every 4/5th episode.
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39: Alcoa-Goodyear Theatre - 333 Montgomery Street (Live)
Well, Adam fucked us and then couldn’t make it. He stuck us with a Gene Roddenberry written episode starring DeForest Kelley. It isn’t in space. It isn’t about humanity. It’s about stupid.
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38: Tales Of The Unexpected - 301 - The Flypaper (Live)
We finally got a decent episode to watch. Unfortunately we drew another Alcoa-Goodyear Theatre for next week. Back to misery. That show had our least favorite episode. Anyway, enjoy this pedophile episode.
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37: The O. Henry Playhouse - 104 - Two Renegades (Live)
36: Kraft Television Theatre - 926 & 931 - A Night To Remember
We tried to talk about the Titanic but you already know it all. George Roy Hill directed this solid episode of live television from 1956. Hint: the fucker sinks.
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35: Tales From The Cryptkeeper - 304 - Unpopular Mechanics
I hate this show. It’s official. I used to be kinda surprised by some of the cartoon episodes but it appears to be dead. How does a blender work after being unplugged? How does a plug in tea kettle that you have to also keep on the stove work? Bad.
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34: Suspense - 543 - Nightmare At Ground Zero (Live)
Rod Serling wrote this episode of Suspense. It was not suspenseful. It was not good. It was a nightmare and we wish we were at ground zero.
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33: Hammer House Of Horror - 103 - Rude Awakening
Sorry, this episode was a bummer to do. We will make it up to you. Maybe an extra Tales From The Crypt episode? Will that work? Forgive us.
You can view this episode on YouTube here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9_xRMT5T5k
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32: Alcoa-Goodyear Theatre - The Afternoon Beast (based on Charles Beaumont story)
I mean….c’mon. He owns this boy right? He is grooming him right? It’s just creepy and everyone limps. What the hell did we watch?? Phoenix, Dick and Frank Linkz review whatever this was.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZXFPk_twRE
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31: Dow Hour Of Great Mysteries - 101 - The Bat (Live)
What was this? Agatha Christie’s version of Ghostbusters 2016? Everyone needed to shut up and just stay in one spot. Much easier to eliminate the murder that way. Adam didn’t watch the episode but now that we have discussed it he’s glad he didn’t. This episode of Dow Hour Of Great Mysteries is free on YouTube so go watch it then listen to our commentary on the Patreon page and this review here.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mClkknsvC4
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30: Tales From The Crypt - 305 - Top Billing (Live)
Writing this weeks ahead of time but this is Dick’s pick of his #1 Tales From The Crypt episode. For some reason he thought Jon Lovitz was deserving of the top spot. Is it dogshit? Probably but we shall find out!
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29: Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1985 - 108 - Breakdown (Live)
Let’s talk about this remake of the Alfred Hitchcock classic we covered on episode 27. Let’s see how dated this 80’s episode is. The 60’s episode isn’t dated. The 80’s were fuck.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQG6onyZUbg
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28: Tales From The Crypt - 410 - Maniac At Large (Live)
I am writing this summary BEFORE we watch and review the episode. It’s the only John Frankenheimer episode of TFTC and here is my (Phoenix) prediction: it’ll still be terrible. Directing doesn’t matter on this show when the stories are so lame. In 10 hours I will finally find out what the Frankenheimer episode is like and I just know it’s going to bum me out.
Update: we recorded the podcast last night and Adam hated it for some reason. It was okay. Bye Jansen.
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27: Alfred Hitchcock Presents - 107 - Breakdown (Live)
It was Adam’s turn to pick and he had to choose from all of the episodes of the 1955 series Alfred Hitchcock Presents. He picked a good one. Breakdown is just terrifying and everyone can relate to this fear.
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26: The Outer Limits - 105 - The Sixth Finger (Live)
Jansen picked this one. Possibly due to the minor/miner confusion. We find out live in this episode!
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25: Amazing Stories - 214 - Blue Man Down
In our first experience with Amazing Stories we were treated to a story. It was not amazing. It was predictable but not terrible. We also changed the name of the show because fuck Tales From The Crypt.
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