spaceballs

On this episode, the boys get all verklempt. It's a jovial justification jesting on Jewsish jokesters!

District Attorney Ben represents his culture as Ryan gets all dada with Andy Kaufman, Nick says "You can do it!" to Adam Sandler, and guest California Ed puts on the Ritz with Mel Brooks.

Will Nick do his best Adam Sandler impersonation? What does Ryan think about award shows? What does California Ed think "Doing their thing" means? How did Ben get bullied with potato pancakes?

Crack open that Torah and turn to page 54 for Who is the Best jewish Comedian?

Our Season One Finale! John Candy was an international celebrity and was a genuine Hollywood Good Guy.  From his cherubic face, his contagious laugh and his permanent charm, John Candy is still missed today. 

Stay tuned for Season Two - Musicians, which will launch in August 2017.  Thank you for listening to The Last Ovation.

YES IT'S A CAR MOVIE! Sorry. We've already had that question a few times before people even knew we were recording this episode. Comedian/Member of Plan B Improv and friend of the show CB Wilkins joins James and Sid to talk about Spaceballs!

In this epic Mel Brooks comedy, the Star Wars universe is parodied so well that George Lucas himself blessed the movie, telling Brooks it would be a great action film even without the Star Wars references. And he's right. Brooks did an amazing job constructing this parody of the scifi universe, creating great characters and an infinite number of quotable lines.

And yes, there are iconic cars - particularly Lonestar's ship, which is a barely modified 1986 Winnebago. Princess Vespa cruises in a space Mercedes, and the evil Spaceballs comb the desert in a Volkswagen Thing!

Subscribe to Reels and Wheels on iTunes or Stitcher and leave us some feedback! Find CB Wilkins online @CBWilkinsTweets and www.planbimprov.com. Find us, @ReelsAndWheels, Sid @SidBridgeComedy and James @S2KJames on twitter!

With Rod Smith, Chad Rieker and Bill Collister
at Columbia Kettle Works

In this episode we set out for Columbia, PA to sit down with owners Rod Smith and Bill Collister and brewer Chad Rieker at Columbia Kettle Works. We talked about the history of CKW and upcoming plans for expansion, Chad’s long family history of brewing and how he got to brew an over one hundred yeard old family recipe, and much more. Dan got us up to speed with news including an update on the ever expanding number of craft breweries in the US. We played Band or Beer in Happy Fun Time and Steph taught us about the techniques of dry hopping in Know Your Beers. Plus, we sampled Chad’s family-recipe Schwartzbier, an Iron Brewer competition winning DIPA concocted by friend of the show Chris Harvey and a heavenly bourbon barrel aged stout.

This episode takes Beef, Wing and Shark Taco once again to Spaceballs!  Spoiler Alert! Spoiler Alert! these discussions will be spoiler filled and will use an explicit language, so consider yourself warned.

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"Nothing Destroys A Childhood Like..."

Pete reveals his inner creepiness, Airrion looses the spark in his heart, and Nate has a gay old time as the hosts tear into each other, share some laughs, and say farewell to a friend.

We're back this week to take a look at: The best Star Wars spoof Spaceballs, the actual Star Wars VII trailer, poorly timed radio ads, the actors from Star Trek, a possible veteran Star Trek cast member to direct the new Star Trek, well done fan series, Wookiepedia since Disney disowned the Star Wars EU, proper use of "safety" equipment, and how we'd like to see certain games turn out in the future.

Starring: SofaBear, Nemesis, and Butternubs

Running Time: 65min 09sec

Michael van Himbergen is a sought-after visual effects producer based in northern New Mexico. He was born in Hollywood and raised in Los Angeles.  After graduating from California Institute of the Arts (CalArts Film & Video 1980), Michael worked on projects including Spaceballs, Die Hard, Michael Jackson’s Black or White, Stargate, What Dreams May Come, Surrogates and others. He is also the author of the long-awaited novel and screenplay, OVERBLOWN

Insights, anecdotes, and jocularity delivered at Raspberry-flavored Ludicrous Speed by Thom Bowers, R Andru, and Bernie Bregman.

Join us at the Nerds Like Us midnight movie on Fri April 5 (http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/363802) or play the home game.

And may The Schwartz be with yooooou!

It's been a long time since the A-Team has been in the Studio! It doesn't take long for the guys to talk about living in retirment, robbing banks with wheelchairs and being sponsored by Redbull! We also talk about Pimping each other out even though one of us is still married...though if she hears this...maybe not for long!