SA 510: Survival of the Witless
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Hosts Ed and Louis get salty and sandy with guests Marshall and Tracy as they discuss movies featuring people stranded on tropical islands, namely 2000's "Cast Away" and 2002's "Swept Away".
Hosts Ed and Louis get salty and sandy with guests Marshall and Tracy as they discuss movies featuring people stranded on tropical islands, namely 2000's "Cast Away" and 2002's "Swept Away".
Hosts Louis and Ed get away from it all with guests Tracy and Marshall as they discuss movies set on islands of wonder and terror, as well as play a game to while away the lock down days.
Hosts Ed and Louis get slippery when wet along with guests Liza and Kalen, as we discuss the great and most terrible of undersea creature features, namely 1975's Jaws and 1977's Orca.
Hosts Louis and Ed celebrate summer movies to cap off a cinema-free summer with returning guests Kalen and Liza. We also play a game set beneath the waves.
Louis and Ed wax their mustaches and return to the scene of the crime with guest detectives Robyn and Adam, as they discuss the 1974 and 2017 film versions of the Agatha Christie classic, Murder on the Orient Express.
Ed and Louis search for clues because they have none, but guests Adam and Robyn help them out with some detective movie picks and play a game that quickly goes off the rails.
Louis and Ed are back on the bubble with guests, Andy Zillig and Mitch Schmidt, bursting 1974's "The Boy in the Plastic Bubble," and 2001's "Bubble Boy," featuring young men raised in isolation from germs and social lives.
Having lost their immunity to bad movies, Ed and Louis, along with guests, Mitch Schmidt and Andy Zillig, discuss their favorite isolation movies and play a game about protective bubbles.
Louis and Ed take on the Choir Invisible with Andy Zillig and Kalen Knowles, as they discuss 1987's "Wings of Desire" and its Nicholas Cage remake, 1998's "City of Angels", two movies about angels peeping on humans and becoming mortals after falling in love.
Louis and Ed open the new season with a couple of divine guests, Andy Zillig and Kalen Knowles (The Issue At Hand), as they talk about recent movies, movies about angels on Earth, and play a game about the battle for mortal souls in cinema.
Louis and Ed return with Robyn Stevens (The Issue At Hand) and Adam Zopfi-Hulse (9021 Oh No You Dinnit!) to talk about their prospects for a royal romance as they discuss the made-for-TV-holiday-rom-coms: 2015's "Crown for Christmas", and "A Christmas Prince" from 2017
In Part 1 of their Christmas two-parter, Ed and Louis welcome back Robyn Stevens (The Issue At Hand) and Adam Zopfi-Hulse (9021 Oh No You Dinnit!) to talk about beloved Christmas movies, current flicks, and to play a holiday themed edition of Too Legit to Quote.
Ed and Louis are rejoined by Liza Jolley (Throwback to School) and Andy Zillig as they talk about movies in which young lads can see ghosts. They take apart 1999's "The Sixth Sense", and stand witness as 2016's "Ghost Goggles" falls apart on its own.
Louis and Ed stare into the ghostly void, and guests Liza Jolley (Throwback to School) and Andy Zillig (Spoiled Again) stare back, as they discuss their favorite ghost movies for Halloween, talk about some current favorites, and play a spooky and spectacular game.
Ed and Louis have a plague on both their houses and guests Adam Zopfi-Hulse and Robyn Stevens (both from the Issue At Hand) join them to discuss the violent, horny youths of the 1590s on display in 1996's "Romeo+Juliet" and 2013's "Romeo and Juliet".
Louis and Ed, along with a full house of guests, Liza, Andy, and Kalen, double our trouble and double our fun as we talk about 2002's Adaptation and 2011's Jack & Jill, two movies in which one actor played two main roles
Louis and Ed take a (fake) trip down memory lane with former host, Adrian Eng, and returning guest, Maya Nakashima, as they watch the beloved classic "Total Recall" from 1990 and the less than classic reboot from 2012.
Ed and Louis make a bet to mold Maya Nakashima and Liza Jolley (Throwback to School) into the perfect podcast guest panelists, as they give two Pygmalion-plotted movies, 1964's "My Fair Lady" and 2003's "She's All That", a viewing and a bit of a roasting.
Louis and Ed call up a specialized team of heroic guest panelists, The Issue at Hand's Robyn Stevens and Adam Zopfi-Hulse, to re-ignite the podcast by discussing ensemble disaster movies, 2007's Sunshine and 2003's The Core.
Louis and Ed sharpen their pencils and flip over a clean page; they brought back Andy to talk about anthology sketch comedy movies, namely 1977's The Kentucky Fried Movie, and 2013's Movie 43.
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