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Each episode Morgan and her cheerful hostage Brett trawl through the Wikipedia article "List of TV shows known for a negative reception" and dissect the trashiest TV we can find. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Attack the Idiot Box!

Grendel Industries

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Award-winning disc jockey Grendel and some of his good pals break down popular television shows and pop culture. They delve into each show episode by episode and talk about the themes each raises.
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Want to be entertained throughout the week? The Fat Guys Network is here to provide you with hours of weekly programming that will wrap around you like a warm, fleshy Snuggie. Get movie reviews on Fridays, television talk on Mondays, DVD and Blu-ray picks on Tuesday, off-beat and offensive comedy on Wednesday and movie discussion throughout the weekends, all with an irreverent silliness with plenty of humor and fun. From the flagship show Fat Guys at the Movies to newer podcasts like OSNAP! ...
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Listen to the wonderful stories of an imaginary city 'Yaad Shahar', narrated by Neelesh Misra at Yaadon ka Idiot Box with Neelesh Misra. Don't forget to follow to the podcast for more stories ...... 🌺 And also rate it....🙂
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Couch Potatoes

Overmental Podcasts

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Lyz and Jose go from the silver screen to the idiot box exploring the ever-changing landscape of film and television. There will be plenty of reviews, news, and maybe a little controversy "because there is always something on"
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What sets Idiots In A Box apart from other talk shows is its unique blend of humor, satire, and social commentary. Thommy Noodlez and his team of co-hosts tackle a wide range of topics, from politics to pop culture, and they do it in a way that is both informative and hilarious.
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There is a few different shows associated with this channel now. From the Mind of Chaos is just a news show with a spin of course with some humor. Footprints the show that gets behind the scenes and talks about the issues with the family court system. Idiots in a Box, yes they are idiots but they will make you laugh and you may learn a thing or 2. Wheels and a Winner your nascar one stop shop. See what one or if all of them do
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Embark on an insightful journey with hosts B. Gaona Jr. and Jon Gaona as they delve into diverse topics encompassing comic books, movies, anime, wrestling, sports, and beer, all delivered in an authentic, unfiltered, and refreshingly honest manner. Despite the unconventional charm of speech-impediment-laden banter, the podcast maintains a semi-professional and engaging tone. Tune in to our episodes available on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Spotify, Stitcher, and various podcast platforms. T ...
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Black Box

Simon Saint-Simon

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Failed 80's French pop star Simon Saint-Simon takes you a'rambling along the primrose path of his media landscape, if you can find your way through the rêves of a dribblling idiot with a leaky gusset. In this black sex comedy let mistakes become magic and destinations dissolute oasis'
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Tea Kadai

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Tea Kadai is an imaginary tea shop where guys converse on politics, social issues, cinema and some other topics. Tea Master is an alias name of who coordinates the show.
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The Guitarcaster Podcast is made up of the culture of guitar and why you love the gear that you do. It serves as a living compilation for the guitar gear enthusiast by researching and exploring landmarks making up today's guitar world.
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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, The YAI dive into the evolution of their show, offering insights and updates for both new and long-time listeners. They then shift gears to compare the Yu Yu Hakusho anime with its Netflix live-action adaptation, analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of each version. To wrap things up, they engage in a leng…
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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, the YAI provides a brief recap of the limited events that took place on July 4th, followed by an engaging discussion on the movies "Independence Day" and its sequel "Independence Day 2: Resurgence." The conversation then shifts to a deep dive into the horror anthology series, covering "VHS:2," "SiREN," "VHS:…
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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, the YAI delves into the 2024 presidential debate, leaving listeners curious about their stance—though, if you know the YAI, the outcome might be predictable. Amidst a spirited rant, the focus shifts to the NBA, questioning whether it's become a joke. The episode then takes a musical turn with a quick edit of…
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Rated PG-13 Opens: June 28, 2024 Kevin says A Quiet Place: Day One kinda sucks! After two films of a family battling audio activated aliens, the Quiet Place franchise heads to New York City for a prequel. A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE follows a terminally ill woman who gets stuck in the city when the aliens first attack. She tries to survive and find a wa…
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Rated R Opens: June 21, 2024 Kevin says The Bikeriders kinda rocks! Writer/director Jeff Nichols takes a road trip into the past with his new film THE BIKERIDERS. The story follows a journalist profiling a Chicago motorcycle club in the late 60 and early 70s. Seen through the eyes of one of the wives, the story focuses on the leader played by Tom H…
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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, the YAI guys delve into the impact of driving on setting the tone for a bad day, exploring how a commute can influence one's mood. They then take on the challenge of reworking and re-ranking a fan-voted top ten list of Deftones songs, injecting their own perspectives and musical insights. True to their style…
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Rated PG Opens: June 14, 2024 Kevin says Inside Out 2 kinda rocks! After some misfires, Pixar is heading back to its well of hits with a new sequel. INSIDE OUT 2 reunites us with the emotions of Riley, who is now heading into puberty and must face a new batch of complicated feelings. A lot of what worked in the original film is still present in thi…
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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, we delve deeper into the world of Black Metal, exploring the movie “Mayhem” and the Maryland Deathfest, along with various related topics. Our conversation then shifts to a review of horror films, including "The Descent," "The Descent 2," and the upcoming "I Am Legend 2," discussing how poorly executed seque…
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Rated R Opens: June 7, 2024 Kevin says Bad Boys: Ride or Die kinda sucks! Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are back as wise-cracking Miami detectives in a new BAD BOYS movie. The story follows the buddy cop duo facing midlife crises at home and getting framed as cartel operatives. Fans of the BAD BOYS movies should enjoy this because it has all the e…
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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, we delve into the unsettling world of pests and the stench of death. After, we attempt to answer the question of whether ignorance is truly bliss when it comes to dirty dining. We then transition to the dark and intense realm of Black Metal, exploring its various sub-genres and unique cultural impact. Finall…
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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, Bryan joins the show for a lively discussion on a variety of topics, including old cars, music, the band Korn, and the movie "Disturbing Behavior." We also attempt, with varying degrees of success, to determine which bands improved with a new singer. Following this, we dive into the nostalgic world of the "X…
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Rated PG Opens: May 24, 2024 Kevin says The Garfield Movie kinda rocks! If you hate Mondays, love lasagna, and enjoy sleeping in, your spirit animal might just be Garfield. The new GARFIELD MOVIE ditches live-action and goes full CGI. Based on the beloved comic strip, it tells the story of a fat and lazy cat who goes on an adventure with his long, …
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Send us a Text Message. In this episode of YAI, the hosts tackle the glamorous topic of toilets once more, proving that there's no subject too mundane for their enthusiasm (or maybe they just ran out of ideas). Following this thrilling bathroom chat, they dive into more exciting territory with news about the upcoming Rise Against tour, Deftones, Co…
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Rated PG Opens: May 17, 2024 Kevin says IF kinda rocks! Director John Krasinski takes a break from Jack Ryan action and quiet place monsters to make the uplifting family film IF. The story follows a girl who has lost her mother and sees her father in the hospital. When staying with her grandmother, she encounters a group of imaginary friends whose …
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Send us a Text Message. In our latest installment of chaos, we dive into the riveting world of external hard drives, because clearly, our lives aren't exciting enough without discussing data storage. Then, brace yourself for B's Vegas escapade, where he regales us with tales of rock legends and festival woes, because nothing screams adventure like …
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Rated PG-13 Opens: May 10, 2024 Kevin says Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes ROCKS! The first sequel to kick off the summer is a return to the Planet of the Apes. KINGDOM OF THE PLANET OF THE APES takes place generations after the human population has been decimated by a virus, giving rise to ultra intelligent apes who build a new society. But when…
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Send us a Text Message. In our latest episode, we dive into the buzz surrounding the new series "Shogun," dissecting its potential to fill the void left by "Game of Thrones" in our hearts and screens. Transitioning seamlessly, we shift gears to discuss the third installments of two beloved trilogies: "3 From Hell" and "Blair Witch." Join us as we n…
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Rated R Opens: May 3, 2024 Kevin says The Fall Guy Kinda Sucks! The latest adaptation of a TV series with few similarities to that series is THE FALL GUY. If you loved the old Lee Majors show about a stunt man helping people on his days off, I have no idea if you’ll like this movie. ‘Cause they’re very different animals. I mean, this is a tongue-in…
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In this episode, we discuss the only TV show (to our knowledge) to be cancelled after 10 minutes. With its nauseatingly fast, lewd, and often nonsensical jokes, switchboards across the country lit up with complaints. But was Turn On ahead of its time in the age of TikTok, or is it best consigned to history? And should you watch it with a Boddington…
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Send us a Text Message. In our latest episode, we indulge in some existential pondering, questioning the timeless allure of good music and whether today's tunes will stand the test of time – because who better to speculate on the future of music than a bunch of self-proclaimed armchair critics? Transitioning to the realm of horror, we bravely dive …
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Rated R Opens: April 26, 2024 Kevin says Challengers SUCKS! The new film CHALLENGERS asks the question: Can tennis be sexy? The answer – at least how it’s presented her – is a resounding NO… Unless you want to be visibly drenched in flop sweat from the actors on a 30-foot tall screen. The story examines the relationship between three tennis phenoms…
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Send us a Text Message. In this week's episode, Ashley and B delve into the latest Jersey Shore gossip, because apparently, we can't resist indulging in some guilty pleasures. Then, in a move that showcases our eclectic tastes, we transport ourselves back to 1993 for a nostalgic trip through season 1 of The X-Files, proving once again that our podc…
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Rated R Opens: April 19, 2024 Kevin says The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare Kinda Rocks! It’s another weekend, and another war movie is opening in theaters. But this one takes a more whimsical approach. Guy Ritchie directs THE MINISTRY OF UNGENTLEMANLY WARFARE, a somewhat true but greatly embellished story of a secret British plot during World W…
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In our inaugural episode we watch Come Back Mrs. Noah. Starring Molly Sugden, Ian Lavender and Gordon Kaye, this short-lived sitcom took a housewife, a BBC reporter and two mathematicians and launched them into space. What could possibly go wrong? Follow us on Instagram: @TheIdiotBoxPodcast, or write to us at TheIdiotBoxTV@gmail.com If you enjoyed …
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Rated R Opens: April 12, 2024 Kevin says Civil War ROCKS! You might expect Alex Garland’s new film CIVIL WAR to be a scathing deconstruction of American political discourse. But it delivers a far more different – and more chilling – message. The film follows a group of journalists embedded in a years-long civil war that has torn apart modern Americ…
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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, Ashley joins B to discuss a myriad of topics, ranging from central Oregon to the Jersey Shore, and everything in between. As usual, our conversation tends to wander off into unexpected territories, leaving us wondering if we ever truly stay on track. But hey, that's just how we roll. Tune in for a rollercoas…
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Rated R Opens: April 5, 2024 Kevin says THE FIRST OMEN Kinda rocks! They’ve rebooted HALLOWEEN and THE EXORCIST. The next 70s horror franchise to get another go is THE OMEN. THE FIRST OMEN takes us back before the original film, telling the story of a young woman serving at a Roman orphanage before she takes her final vows as a nun. She discovers a…
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Send us a Text Message. In this latest rendezvous, Bryan bravely joins B to delve into the wild world of music, where we tackle pressing matters like the audacious price tags of Pearl Jam tickets – because clearly, we're the go-to experts on concert economics. From the quirks of short people at gigs to the age-old debate of who holds the prestigiou…
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This Week: It’s the final episode of Fat Guys at the Movies, so Kevin is ready to go out with a bang. First, he offers an update and apology in the news as well as some info on the box office and Disney’s physical media situation. Next, he looks at new trailers for Alien Romulus and Bad Boys: Ride or Die. Later, he reviews Godzilla x Kong: The New …
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Rated PG-13 Opens: March 29, 2024 Kevin says GODZILLA X KONG: THE NEW EMPIRE Kinda rocks! Legendary Pictures’ Monsterverse attempts to get even bigger with the release of GODZILLA X KONG: THE NEW EMPIRE. In this new kaiju movie, the two titans have to work together to stop a new threat brewing in the Hollow Earth, ready to break free and destroy th…
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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, the YAI kicks things off with their trademark blend of everyday life chatter, diving into mundane topics like tech glitches and water heater troubles—because why not? Amidst their self-proclaimed chaos, they transition into more cringe-inducing territory, dissecting the world of questionable Instagram "model…
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This Week: Kevin starts off the show with a look at the box office and a response to a listener email. Then he talks a bit about the British Royals before he looks at trailers for Furiosa and The Acolyte. Later, he reviews Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, Leprechaun, The Windsors, Megaforce and Missile to the Moon. Finally, he wraps things up with the …
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Rated PG-13 Opens: March 22, 2024 Kevin says GHOSTBUSTERS: FROZEN EMPIRE Kinda rocks! After a successful reboot three years ago, the Ghostbusters are back. The story follows the new team trying to revitalize the ghost busting business in New York City. But when an ancient evil breaks loose and threatens to freeze the world, the new and old Ghostbus…
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Send us a Text Message. In our latest installment, Ellie valiantly joins the YAI crew as we attempt to navigate the intricate world of the Avatar Netflix series, comparing it to the beloved original Avatar: The Last Airbender cartoon – because who better to tackle such a task than a bunch of self-proclaimed experts in overanalyzing? With a cautious…
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This Week: Kevin kicks things off with a look at the box office, some Scream VII casting news, and support for Olivia Munn. Next, he looks at new trailers for The First Omen and The Crow. Later, he recaps the Oscars and reviews Arthur the King, One Life, Two Evil Eyes and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Finally, he dives into the Home-Cinema Round-Up…
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Rated PG-13 Opens: March 15, 2024 Kevin says ARTHUR THE KING Kinda rocks! I’ll be the first to admit that I’m an easy mark for a movie about dogs, and the new film ARTHUR THE KING takes advantage of this. This inspirational sports film is a true story of a group of athletes, led by Mark Wahlberg, who encounter a stray dog during a 10-day, 435-mile …
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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, we pay tribute to the life and legacy of Akira Toriyama, the creator of Dragon Ball, reflecting on his passing and the profound impact he had on us personally. We delve into the significance of his work and how it shaped our appreciation for anime and storytelling, honoring his contributions to the world of …
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This episode has been cursed from the get go! Made the recording happen, the audio was terrible for some unknown reason and then Jen edited it but never published it before leaving for Mexico. So, without further ado, here it is published from Mexico - we tried hahaha. Libro.fm. Use our code GOODBOOKS at checkout and get two books for the price of …
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This Week: Kevin starts things off with a look at the box office and the Rust verdict. Then he has a heartfelt announcement about ending the show. Next, he looks at new trailers for steve! and The Wild Robot. Later, he gives his Oscar predictions before reviewing Kung Fu Panda 4, The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin, Taskmaster and The …
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Rated PG Opens: March 8, 2024 Kevin says KUNG FU PANDA 4 Kinda rocks! After a successful trilogy, DreamWorks brings another installment of the unlikely Dragon Warrior. The aptly named KUNG FU PANDA 4 follows Po as he battles a new villain, a shape-shifting sorcerer seeking the powers of the kung fu masters. The first Kung Fu Panda was a pleasant su…
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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, Jon takes a well-deserved day off, leaving Ashley to join B in discussing the latest on the Bad Batch and their shared love for all things Star Wars, despite their occasional slips into geeky rambling. Afterwards, they delve into the mysterious world of The X-Files and government conspiracies, feeling a bit …
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This Week: Kevin takes a quick look at the box office before answering a listener email during which he proudly proves that Elon Musk is a blithering idiot. Next, he looks at new trailers for The Watchers and The Bikeriders. Later, he reviews Dune (1984), Dune 2021, Dune Part Two, Hardware Wars and Super Fuzz. Finally, he wraps things up with the H…
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Rated PG Opens: March 1, 2024 Kevin says Dune Part Two ROCKS! Denis Villeneuve finishes his epic adaptation of Frank Herbert’s classic novel with DUNE: PART TWO. The story picks right up from the previous film. Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet) and his mother Jessica (Rebecca Ferguson) have fled to the desert to join the nomadic Fremen. There, Paul…
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As we huddle in our makeshift blanket fort, Caroline fills in for Shanna. It's been a long time since we've done a deep dive episode and we are glad that we chose Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus to bring them back with! Find Caro on Instagram @booknerder. Libro.fm. Use our code GOODBOOKS at checkout and get two books for the price of your fir…
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Send us a Text Message. In our latest installment of oversharing, we delve into the not-so-glorious tales of our mishaps with certain substances – because who doesn't love a cringe-worthy trip down memory lane? Transitioning to a more mundane topic, we lament the exorbitant cost of concert tickets, showcasing our expertise in budgetary grievances. …
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This Week: Kevin starts off with some news about the box office of Madame Web. Next, he looks at new trailers for Imagu and Borderlands. Later, he reviews Ordinary Angels, Drive-Away Dolls, The Black Hole, The Black Cauldron and True Detective: Night Country. Finally, he wraps things up with a look at the new 4K for Darkman. Download this Episode E…
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Rated PG Opens: February 23, 2024 Kevin says Ordinary Angels kinda rocks! With superhero movies slumping at the box office, there’s a new film focusing on the heroism of everyday people. ORDINARY ANGELS stars Hilary Swank as a woman searching for a purpose. She hears about a young girl needing a liver transplant who just lost her mother, so she mak…
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Send us a Text Message. In our latest escapade, we dive into the rabbit hole of randomness, discussing Boogie Nights and, for some reason, Thomas Jane – because who needs a coherent theme? Then, we attempt to ride the Super Bowl wave, attempting to sound insightful about the trailers for Twisters, Wicked, and Deadpool 3, though our film critique sk…
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This Week: Kevin kicks things off with a look at the box office and offers his thoughts on the Gina Carano lawsuit against Disney. Then, he looks at new trailers for Deadpool 3 and Wicked. Later, he reviews Madame Web, The Oscar-Nominated Short Films, The Watcher in the Woods and a special Valentine’s Day tribute. Finally, he wraps things up with a…
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