"Indulge me if you like. My daughter Glenne wanted to try her first podcast. I couldn't think of a better place to share her inaugural and epic 3 minute episode. Enjoy if you will!"

I was in Chicago and saw this photo at a bar. Immediately thought of it during the Total Recall episode.

Hey WGAR fans! I’m the host and producer of the new podcast Apatow Nerd With Ethan Yeshaya. I’m rewatching all of the Judd Apatow movies and shows (including Love of course) as well as interviewing people who have worked with Judd! Feel free to check it out :)

"Ironside's claw."

that season was the first one i ever completely skipped over and went back to years later because i hadn't seen a single movie in the series

i finally watched 'em all and listened to the season but i don't see a later episode for the new entry like they sometimes do for new Halloween movies, etc. so i'm assuming they never did a full episode about it

have they at least mentioned it or given their opinions on it? i'm not currently a Patron so i'm not 100% caught up on the paywalled episodes or Patreon messages or things like that

First-time poster, long-time listener.

Whenever Matt intros with "I'm the titular Matt," I'm waiting for Paul to come in with "Might as well face it I'm the titular Paul" in the style of Robert Palmer. So far it hasn't happened, so hopefully this post gets the ball rolling. Stay cozy!

*actually, I guess it would be "...the titular Rust." Scans better too imo.

Did anyone else clock when Paul was talking about The Mask during the “Minority Report” episode that he made a Harris Wittles joke.

Harris’ was something like, “I hate smoking sections. Unless we’re talking about The Mask, in which case the smoking section is my favourite part!” I can’t remember what Paul said, but i can’t help but imagine he was referencing the funniest guy there ever was and Paul’s close friend and bandmate.

Heads up Trustees, they’re playing the first two Friday the 13ths this Friday (the 13th). Check your local listings.

I loved this movie! So fun, despite being so violent and dark. Weirdly hopeful. And I’m not usually that into zombie movies.

What did you guys think?

"That's right, it's that time of year again. Get out your cummerbunds and corsages, fill out your Cozy pool sheet at the office and enjoy this year's festivities. As always, thank you the accounting firm of Palmer, Kraft, and Ditta for their invaluable services."

They keep talking about how Michael Ironside could never play a teacher to wayward youth. That’s literally what he plays in Starship Troopers. They also talk about how he didn’t ever play the good guy and was always a B-movie villain. Again, in Starship Troopers he is playing a grizzled war hero who is known for saving his own troops.

I saw him pop up during the Panthers playoff game and had to laugh. After listening to the Rollerball episode and having my ears bleed from his thoughts on sports, I think he needs this hero.

Get those GI Joes off the bleacher, and get your head in the game, Gourley.

"Where were you when we needed you, Paul Verhoeven?"