Joel Murphy and Andy McIntyre watch maligned movies and find their silver linings. For the month of January, they are watching good actors in bad movies.
This week, they make the Jellicle choice to watch Tom Hooper’s 2019 fever dream of bad CGI and baffling visuals, Cats, which is based on the also-baffling Broadway musical.
Theme Song: “Bankin’” by Bronson Scott
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Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle are joined by their friend and former HoboTrashcan contributor Fontina Turner. The trio discuss the hardworking cats who put in their eight hours a day at cat cafes, their hopes for the future of Doctor Who and the bizarre public backlash to Starbucks Unicorn Frappuccino promotion.
Has Joel and Lars’ friendship been downgraded? Who should be the next Doctor? Does the Bunny Ranch have a softball team? The answers to these questions and more are on this week’s show.
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Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle are joined by their friend and former HoboTrashcan contributor Fontina Turner. The trio discuss the hardworking cats who put in their eight hours a day at cat cafes, their hopes for the future of Doctor Who and the bizarre public backlash to Starbucks Unicorn Frappuccino promotion.
Has Joel and Lars’ friendship been downgraded? Who should be the next Doctor? Does the Bunny Ranch have a softball team? The answers to these questions and more are on this week’s show.
This week’s music:
Hobo Radio is part of the Peak Sloth Podcast Network. Hear more shows at PeakSloth.com.
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Earlier this week, Joel Murphy posted photos and a feature article about the 14th annual Baltimore Comic-Con, which was held this past weekend. But what he didn’t talk about in that article was how he ended up in the background of a segment being shot for the new season of Comic Book Men, which featured Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes interacting with the guys from the show. On this week’s podcast, he shares that story (and gives some insight into all of the careful planning that goes into filming “reality” TV).
Murphy and Lars also share the story of a vigilante movie reviewer who called the police to stop a man from using his phone in a theater. And, they tell the most adorable and sexy story ever involving Batman, a cat and a burning building.
How real is reality TV? How do Canadian police sirens sound? How underwhelming is Joel’s sexy voice? The answers to these questions and more are in this week’s podcast.
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