Explore " tommy boy" with insightful episodes like "TV Conspiracies!", "Monday November 27: Luai's Dilemma, The $50M Man & Why Journos Hold Stories!", "BS with Andy and Guests 205: Comedy Bracket Madness", "#108 - February 1996 - Happy Gilmore, Black Sheep, & Slide by Goo Goo Dolls" and "Tommy Boy with Chicken Wings and Shrimp Cocktail" from podcasts like ""Chucklehead Chat", "Footy Talk - Rugby League Podcast", "BS with Andy and Guests", "Namely 90s" and "Mac N Cheese Movies"" and more!
The journos are in with Danny Weidler, Michael Chammas & Adam Peacock jumping in! We break down the latest on the Luai dramas, we talk AFB's future, explain why we hold stories & the latest on why the Tigers are trying to dump Klemmer!
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We were feeling the itch to do another bracket. So we sat down at Drawn 2 Draw studios and and had some pretty heated debates on the best comedies of all time.
Join Andrew and Brandon as they travel back to February 1996 because they’re run out of June episodes to do. After the break they have their most two sided movie discussion in a normal episode over Happy Gilmore. Then it’s back to Brandon having to explain Black Sheep and Tommy Boy to Andrew. We close out with Brandon reading Slide by the Goo Goo Dolls.
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Outro:
Pixelland by Kevin MacLeod
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Roger and Gene in New York? That and more as Keri and Skip cover Saturday Night Live movies and even delve a bit into Siskel & Ebert's guest stint on the venerable variety show.
Chris Farley left us too soon. Fortunately, in addition to the many hilarious SNL skits he was a part of, we have the movie Tommy Boy, Pete’s choice for 1995. Now 26 years old, how does is hold up? Is it as laugh out loud funny as we remembered? Where does it rank amongst the classic comedies, especially from the 90’s? Listen as Pete, Brad, and Giff share their opinions about this modern day odd couple.
After wrapping up our thoughts on the film, we rank our favorite LOL movies of all time. These aren’t necessarily the best comedy movies, but the ones that made us laugh the loudest and the longest. Since Tommy Boy is somewhat related to SNL, our other list for this week is our TV discussion of 1995. Was their anything important besides OJ??? Don’t miss this one. Years from now, when you are discussing great PCY episodes from the past, you’ll want your friend to say, “Rob, you were there!”
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Bryce starts the segment with John Travolta led gangster comedy film, Chase picks a Chris Farley/David Spade classic, and Bandy chooses a Space Epic led by Tom Hanks.
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Jonah takes Mally to Beverly Hills to solve crime with the Great White Ninja. This episode is by far the most emotional and heartfelt to date — not only touching on the late Farley, but this duo delves deep into Jonah's psyche and the beginnings of their relationship. Directed by Dennis Dugan. Starring Chris Farley, Nicollette Sheridan, Robin Shou, Chris Rock, Will Sasso.
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Intro music composed by Jonah Weingarten.
Join Andrew and Brandon as they journey to March 1995, but not before they discuss the live action Powerpuff Girls announcement and what podcasts the boys are listening to. After the break, they talk about one of Andrew’s 3 favorite obscure 90s shows - Sliders starring Jerry O’Connell. Brandon tries to remember NewsRadio, which he watched on reruns. They move on to Tommy Boy, which of course, Andrew has not seen, and finish with the Beatles’ single Baby, It’s You. Also the Chicken Pox Vaccine.
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Outro:
Pixelland by Kevin MacLeod
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Best of the 90's - Cars, Toys & Video Games - with the Antman
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Jim Deezy and The Big Guy are joined by "GI Joe" expert Antman, for discussion on the Best of the 90's - Toys, Video Games and Vehicles. From Furby to Lara Croft, from the Shaggin' Wagon to DOOM! All the hits from the 1990's.
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Prepare to go on a journey of discovery with two MDs and our new contributer, Nick Otis, who has never seen Star Wars but wants to pretend he should be discussing pop culture. In this episode we discuss concussions as portrayed in movies like 50 First Dates, Tommy Boy, and Kickboxer. And we enjoy ourselves a little too much.
John Candy versus Chris Farley- Today's Battle Royale, Banger In the Streets.
We start off this episode with Ike thinking he has a timor. Or maybe wants him to think it's a tumor. Who knows...
Todays episode asks the age old question- John Candy or Chris Farley.
We love them both because they were eternally children-
With that sentiment, Misty gets to explain to Ike what Arrested Development actually means.
How do you compare Uncle Buck and Tommy Boy, is there a way to consider one a clear winner.
In Candy's corner, we have- SpaceBalls, Home Alone, Cool Runnings,
Stripes, National Lampoons, Brewsters Millions, Little Shop of Horrors,
In Farleys corner, we have Saturday Night Live- The Chippendales, Black Sheep, Beverly Hills Ninja, Coneheads, Waynes World, Airheads, Almost Heroes and Dirty Work.
Farley had a pretty epic friendship with fellow comedians Adam Sandler and David Spade.
Last time Misty and Ike watched David Spade, edibles were involved.
All this convo leads us into the is it better to burn out or to fade away convo.
And did their popularity stem from the era they were in and is one more popular than the other due to the amount of time they had.
And we would be remiss if we didn't include some conversation about John Belushi, speedballs and Bowie sprinkling coke on his Cornflakes
Find out who we vote for!
As soon as this episode was recorded, Misty actually did go out into the desert and primal scream for a few days. Ike still can't talk good.
Greg and Joe welcome back their good pal Tay Sullivan to the podcast to discuss the films of 1995. They start off by listing off all the films that came out in 1995 (3:52) which includes an underrated Jean-Claude Van Damme classic (7:19). The group then moves on to cover the top 5 blockbusters of the year which includes a surprise and delightful number one (8:33). As always they cover the Academy Award winners where they giveth and taketh away some awards (16:30). This years Oscars included a ton of individuals that are currently cancelled from the culture as well as a super stacked and difficult best actress category (24:54). The group then moves on to discuss their personal top 5 favorite films from the year (40:05) which include a bonafide Chris Farley classic (47:45), an Ed Harris performance that can potentially bring all Americans together (1:06:50), the perfect New York City summer movie (1:20:17) and finally the discussion surrounding the greatest crime-drama masterpiece and everyones collective #1 film of 1995 (1:32:22). All that and MORE!
The gang is filled with brotherly love, as the month of Slapstick Comedy continues with Chris Farley's most famous theatrical entry, Tommy Boy. They are joined by Christian's two brothers, Bobby Kady (of Find the Stone and his latest podcast, Thee Fantasy Football Podcast) and Ryan Craver (unofficial understudy of Chris Farley).
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Tommy Boy (1995)
Directed by: Peter Segel
Written by: Bonny and Terry Turner
Score by: David Newman
Budget: $20 million
Grossed: $32.7 million
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On this week’s episode, The Fat Dude is joined by local stand-up comedian and entrepreneur, Nathan Hults, to talk about the impact and surprising emotional resonance of Tommy Boy. The two also discuss the love of the theater and what the journey for a stand-up comic feels like.
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It's a socially distant discussion with frequent SnarkGuest, director Peter Segal as we discuss his "Go To" Movie for comfort and joy during this quarantine; the 1978 comedy-fantasy-semi-sports movie "Heaven Can Wait" starring Warren Beatty.
We also hear how COVID-19 has directly impacted his life with the upcoming digital premiere of his new action-comedy "My Spy" which WAS scheduled to be in theaters right now. Check out the trailer here
Also, we celebrate the 25th anniversary of his beloved comedy "Tommy Boy" which will have an online viewing party Saturday 4/18 at 8pm ET/5pm PT - join in here
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Sabrina Ionescu going to be #1 pick in WNBA draft mañana and the Liberty have 5 picks in the first 15 after trading their leader Tina Charles to the defending champ Washington Mystics.
Shaq you really think you would be the factor that would help your Lakers beat MJ's Bulls? Never ever happening. But thanks for the laugh.
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Remembering Chris Farley - and talking #NKOTB with Melly Mels
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Jim Deezy and The Big Guy remember the career and work of Chris Farley in a special "Baloney Remembers..."
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Melly Mels joins the show to talk WFH during the Quarantine, as well as her love of New Kids on the Block (#NKOTB) and especially Donnie Wahlberg!
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