Explore " rowan atkinson" with insightful episodes like "Wonka", "262. The Lion King (1994)", "Potential Pick - Wonka", "Love Actually: Crass & Bum" and "Episode 141 - Bernard and the Genie" from podcasts like ""Disney Deviants", "Why Do We Own This DVD?", "The Potential Podcast!", "Tossed Popcorn" and "1991 Movie Rewind"" and more!
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Diane and Sean discuss the king of the '94 box office, The Lion King. Episode music is, "Hakuna Matata", music and lyrics by Tim Rice and Elton John, performed by Nathan Lane, Ernie Sabella, Jason Weaver, Joseph Williams from the OST.
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Chris and Taylor review the musical fantasy film, Wonka, directed by Paul King, who co-wrote the screenplay with Simon Farnaby, based on a story by King. It tells the origin story of Willy Wonka, a character in the 1964 novel Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl, featuring his early days as a chocolatier. The film stars Timothée Chalamet in the title role and an ensemble cast including Calah Lane, Keegan-Michael Key, Paterson Joseph, Matt Lucas, Mathew Baynton, Sally Hawkins, Rowan Atkinson, Jim Carter, Natasha Rothwell, Tom Davis, Olivia Colman, and Hugh Grant.
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At Christmas, you record a podcast. Pucker up for problematic punchlines, betraying besties, and a literal sexy secretary. The person most confused by the film this week was: everyone in Wandsworth when the damn Prime Minister started doing house calls.
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Zoinks, Jinkies, Jeeper etc. you know the jist, it's scooby doo! from 2002! Oscar and Carl are gonna re watch it and figure out who would watch it, classic podcast ep.
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In this week's episode of the New Flesh Podcast, Ricky and Jon interview return guest Ed West. Ed is former deputy editor of UnHerd, a journalist, essayist, author AND substacker. He’s written for The Daily Telegraph and The Spectator and has authored books on a diverse array of topics - from the art of seduction to British History. His is most recent book is called “Tory Boy: Memoirs of the Last Conservative”.
Topics covered include; Ed's hilarious trip to France, thoughts on the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's death, the new woke James Bond novel, why British comedy is so special, the 40th anniversary of British sitcom Blackadder, the demise of Little Britain AND more.
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Welcome back to another flavourful episode of Bad Dads Film Review! Pull up a chair, fellow Dad cinephiles, as we pour over the dynamic world of servers and explore action-packed precincts, all the while indulging in some animated nostalgia.
Top 5: Waiters/Waitresses in Film & TV: Serving isn't just a job, it's an art form. We start off by paying homage to the most iconic waiters and waitresses to grace our screens. From the sassy Diane Chambers of "Cheers" to the endearingly clumsy Amelia Bedelia, we'll rank, debate, and toast to the ones who've added the perfect touch of spice to their roles. We might also toss in a few memorable, albeit cringe-worthy, serving faux pas that had us rolling with laughter or hiding behind our popcorn.
Movie of the Week: Copshop: Directed by Joe Carnahan and starring Gerard Butler and Frank Grillo, "Copshop" is a gripping dive into the world of crime and betrayal, with a precinct holding cell as its battleground. We'll unravel the film's intense action sequences, its intriguing character dynamics, and whether it passes the Dad test of providing a perfect blend of thrills, plot depth, and popcorn-munching moments.
Kids TV - Mr Bean: The Animated Series: Ah, Mr. Bean. Few characters have the universal, timeless appeal of this bumbling Brit. As we delve into the animated adventures of Rowan Atkinson's iconic character, we'll discuss how Mr. Bean continues to captivate new generations without uttering a single word. We Dads will reminisce about our favourite Bean moments and chat about the life lessons – intended or otherwise – our kids might glean from his antics.
So whether you're in for the cinematic service, crime capers, or cartoon chuckles, we've got your table set. Bon appétit!
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Mr. Bean talks smack about EV's.
Ford's F150 Lightening overpromises and under-delivers on range.
Rural America may just have to thank sleepy Joe for all the new jobs.
What is this world coming to?
We celebrate this crazy mixed up news cycle, along with the joy of CAKE, whose North American Managing Director Eric Asmussen joins us to talk about the Swedish bike builder's products, brand, and mission: reliable bikes for a zero-emission future.
And finally, we springboard right into the challenges ahead for the e-bike explosion with this episode's rant.
Join us as we break down the noise and scheme for those coveted electric, two wheels.
Chances are, Chris Godsick has been chewed out by more Hollywood A-listers than you've met in your lifetime. But we'll get to that.
As a member of the Class of 1987, Chris was a sophomore when WJPZ moved to the FM dial. He really captures the enthusiasm and excitement of that moment. The radio station's passionate staffers could now be heard in the market, and soon they were pulling ratings away from 93Q, "The Bagel Station."
During this episode, we also remember the late Larry Barron, and what an influence he had on the radio station at that time. Chris tells us about the year that WJPZ was able to secure the exclusive announcement of when to buy SU Basketball tickets, and the entire campus was listening, waiting for Larry to make the announcement. Then, if you know Chris, he follows that story with one that Larry would probably rather forget, may he rest in peace.
Following his time at Syracuse, Godsick went out to LA, where he started in the mailroom at William Morris, working his way up to messenger, dealing with everyone from Bea Arthur to Richard Simmons. Eventually he was at one of the premiere desks for the co-head of the motion picture department. He was yelled at by Si Maslow (Tom Hanks' agent), Sir Sean Connery, and Mel Brooks. But let's be honest, who among us wouldn't want to be roasted by Mel?
When he became an agent, Chris went after some untapped markets. He found Rowan Atkinson (aka Mr. Bean) in the UK, and eventually formed a company with a man he met in Asia. That would be director John Wu. He and Chris did Face Off and Broken Arrow together, along with (Chris's words) "some really horrible" stuff. We press him on that.
Throughout his career, Godsick spent time behind the scenes with the US Military and other organizations, and it was an invitation to shadow the US Marshals that spawned the idea for his latest project, a true crime podcast called Chasing Evil, which we highly recommend.
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We wrap up talking about Chris's time working on HBO's Veep. He tells us about Julia Louis-Dreyfus nailing her audition, and we hear about Chris's invitation to then-Vice President Biden's home that the writers were able to turn into this scene in the show. Oh yeah, and he won some Emmys too.
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Lock up your daughters (especially if Colin Firth is moping around with some loose papers), and keep an eye on that randy PM, as we immerse ourselves in the Christmas overindulgence that is Richard Curtis’s Love Actually. Can we please stop calling totally normally proportioned Martine McCutcheon chubby? Did Mark, aka the Cue Card Guy, deserve the hate he got for his visual proclamation? And are the porn couple the only healthy relationship in this whole film? Or is it Bill Nighy’s aging rockstar and his manager? We’re too busy tearing up over the actual people welcoming each other home at Heathrow to come up with any answers.
Line up for one of the saddest experiences you can have with a sitcom! This week your Generals are, fittingly, in the trenches of World War 1 to watch as Blackadder Goes Forth!
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Our love of Rowan Atkinson continues as Your Generals strap in this time to watch Blackadder in the Regency Era. Just how dumb can Hugh Laurie as Prince George get? We'll find out!
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This week Your Generals go across the pond to dig into a show about all time...hero? Rowan Atkinson astounds as always as the eponymous Black Adder
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Based on a children's book by Roald Dahl, with puppet master Jim Henson as Exectutive Producer, and star Anjelica Huston how could anything go wrong!? Jason Furie and Adam Roth dive into The Witches (1990) and see how this 90s classic stands the test of time. We didn't bother with the Disney+ 2020 remake. It looks kinda like hot garbage. Happy Spooky Season everyone!
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With the sad news of the passing of The Queen the Elimination Family share their thoughts.
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A frequent highlight of putting the podcast together is reading Reegs' episode notes. He really does have a gift fir that kind of thing. Anyhow, he's off on holiday for a few days a left the notes to me. I can only apologise.
The topic for discussion for our top 5 is INSECTS. Reegs has a particular dislike of wasps, but I think we can all agree that the real idiots of the insect world are mosquitoes. Sadly none of those feature in the segment, but we do find room for spiders, praying mantis and the occasional cockroach.
Sidey (me) has already declared his love for MOONFALL. This is an example of real filmmaking joy. Have a stupid/outrageous idea. Then double down on it. No one wants a half baked disaster movie, you have to go all in. MOONFALL is absolutely guilty of doing just that and I for one and glad. You could say that the movie is stupid, poorly acted and a boring soulless CGI fest. You'd be wrong.
We round things off by looking at MAN VS BEE. It's like JAWS with without the need for a bigger boat. And it's not as funny as Jaws either.
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This week, Swanson and Stairmaster discuss the announced title for the college-set The Boys spin-off and a murder on the set of Law & Order: Organized Crime. Then, the boys get down to bees-ness and discuss Rowan Atkinson's Man vs Bee and marvel at the various ways it sets up tired jokes.
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The masterpiece that solidified Matthew Lillard as a national treasure. "Scooby-Doo" is a fun and mostly stupid visit to the world of the Scooby Gang set in the early 2000s. The cast is actually pretty ridiculous. Did they all nail it? No. But the effort is appreciated. We pair it with Ridgeback from Lion Hound. It's a red blend of shiraz, merlot, Grenache, cab sauv, and mourvedre. It was definitely red.
Metacritic Score: 35/100
Movie Sync Notes: We rented "Scooby-Doo" on Amazon Video. We start "Scooby-Doo" 9:15 into the pod and push play on part two 1:04:49 into the pod.
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