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Join Lee, Darren, Jim and Elton as they waffle, wonder and jabber on about film, geek news, video games and any other tangential rubbish that spring to mind, before reviewing a movie from yesteryear. Removing the Rose Tinted Specs to see if a film really deserves its classic status or the Sh*t Covered Goggles to see if a bad film is actually as awful as its reputation.
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Conversational podcast with no scripts or edits. Passionate discussions where we share our opinions, mostly adverse, talk reviews and criticism on all crime topics and anything else that comes up while recording. This is a hobby of ours so we try to do roughly 2 episodes a month. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thecriticalonions/support
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The New York Times hailed Bobby Rivers as "a master interviewer with a gift for banter" on his VH1 celebrity talk show in the late 1980s. Bobby Rivers has been a prime time talk show host, an ABC News movie critic and entertainment news contributor, a syndicated game show host and a Food Network host. Whoopi Goldberg picked him to be on her Premiere Radio weekday morning show in 2006. He's acted in national TV commercials and played a recurring comedy character for The Onion. A longtime SAG- ...
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The Untitled Linux Show covers the week's hottest Linux news for desktop, gaming, and even enterprise. ULS is the weekly update you don't want to miss, from the latest kernel development to the updates on your favorite apps! Each episode finishes with a killer command line tip from each host. You can join Club TWiT for $7 a month and get ad-free audio and video feeds for Untitled Linux Show and all our shows plus everything else the club offers...or get just this podcast ad-free for $2.99 a ...
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It's another week of big Linux news, starting with a new Ardour release, that one of our hosts had a tiny part in. The Winamp source release has been a trainwreck, Cloudflare spills the tea on their newest servers, and Valve is shaking things up. Proton may be adding support for Arm64 gaming, Valve engineers are laying down a challenge to Wayland, …
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This week Jim laments the insidious nature of private healthcare but enjoys Lego Star Wars, Elton discovers his mother has a previously unrevealed blood lust for violent sports. Darren is whelmed by Agatha All Along and Lee has a week of heart operations, speed cameras, wild google maps goose chases and digestively explosive dogs. Then after some b…
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This week we muse on upcoming Raspberry Pi products, prompted by confirmation from Ubuntu that the CM5 is imminent. Then Torvalds has thought on Rust in Linux, Wind River has thoughts on Red Hat, and AWS gives OpenSearch away. Don't miss the non-update on Wireguard, the DirectX surprise, and the long-awaited merge of the Real Time Linux patches! Fo…
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This week Jim tweaks a knee, Elton gets a video game to simulate walking around a train station, Darren has a leaky light switch and Lee suffers a nose hair removal malfunction. Then after some feedback its on to this weeks film A tense fictionalised account of a british squadie stranded in hostile territory in Northern Ireland during "The Troubles…
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This week we chat about yet another Linux mobile device, the new AlmaLinux certification script, and Ubuntu's fine-grained security controls. Then there's the Attack Vector Controls, Redox OS, and some much-needed updates to Apt. For tips we have Hardinfo for hardware details, findmnt part 2 for tracking your drives, Planify for person task managem…
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This week goes weird quickly as Jim dad jokes Lee, Elton watches part of a Kind of Kindness, we go off on one about the newly announced waist of cash the PS5 Pro, Darren gets old and watches Beetlejuice 2 and totally loses the ability to not say the name 3 times. While Lee recounts his time in New York, and its reality warping and utterly insane ca…
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Open Source Programmers need to eat, The 6.11 kernel is right around the corner, and Ubuntu 24.04 has a critical bug. Rhino Linux looks promising, the Furi Phone impresses, and Firefox marches on. For tips, we have Bleachbit for desktop cleanup, findmnt for filesystem info, DebPostInstall for the things you ought to do after a fresh install, and mq…
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This week Jim watches the Decameron and has a shocking pram discovery in the real world. Elton, doesn't get a roll with it but certainly does look back in anger at his mission to purchase Oasis tickets. Darren finds Borderlands on YouTube (yes that film and yes on that service and yes its still available....) while Lee gets bored with a John Cena /…
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The week brings the drama, from kernel hackers retiring in frustration, to a panning take on COSMIC, to a high profile fork of a very popular database program. It's not all drama, as Linux celebrates an all-time high in market share, Microsoft's LinkedIn moves to Microsoft's Azure Linux, and the Mono project calls Wine its new home. For tips we hav…
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The gang is back, and the big, weird news is that Microsoft is fixing Grub, and it may break your Linux dual boot. Then Torvalds talks about kernel work, AI, Rust, and more. Ubuntu is late, but will be fresher; Libreoffice ships 24.8; and Winter is coming for GIMP 3. For tips we have no more secrets for fun movie-style faux decryption, ProtonUp-Qt …
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This week Jim watches an Irish thriller with a fine line in comedy cursing. Darren spoils Alien Romulus for himself by seeing it, Lee also watches Romulus and Elton deliberately ruins Alien Romulus for himself by listening to Lee and Darren. PLEASE NOTE THERE ARE NO SPOILERS! Theres also a small review for Confess Fletch and a horror / thriller sho…
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+++SPOILER WARNING REPEAT SPOILER WARNING+++ In a special bonus episode (read between the lines - Lee wanted to rant to someone other than his long suffering family) - Lee is joined by Darren and Andy Poulastides to discuss the latest entry into the Alien franchise Alien: Romulus. Will it wash out the foul taste of Alien Covenant from their mouths …
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This week the guys are chatting about Snap improvements, the new Ryzen 9 9000 chips, and Debian 11 hitting LTS. Then they chat about Tails, Proton VPN, and ClamAV 1.4 all for security. Then Ubuntu prepares for 24.10 with some Easter eggs, and HandBrake fixes some irritating problems. For tips we have Cosmic community projects, Reflector for Arch Mi…
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This week Jim has meter madness, Elton cranks it over curtains and has to deal with [ALBATROS!] the most refined literary author but also a dab hand with a lethal hardback taekwondo fighting. Darren goes "oop north" and inadvertantly ends up in the Lincolnshire version of a Steven King novel while he looks for a shop in the middle of nowhere. And L…
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We're talking about Linux on the Snapdragon laptops, AMD's latest chips, and LibCurl's 24th birthday. Then there are SerpentOS and Cosmic previews to try, and Firefox teases releases 129 and 130. And don't miss the scoop on GhostWire, the devastating vulnerability in a couple of RISC-V chips. For tips, we have Oneko for mouse cursor fun, feh for co…
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This week Jim celebrates his birthday and watches Maxxine, Elton discovers Fanny Payne and bonds with his chair, Darren buys himself *ahem* I mean he buys his granddaugher an attack hellicopter for cartoon dogs then he and Lee discuss the latest Batman cartoon. And finally Lee takes a trip "oop north" figuratively with the video game Thank Goodness…
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Xen 4.19 is released with a new 9pfs backend, why Snap and Flatpak make Linux a better OS and how they're different, FOSSA is buying StackShare, Canonical saw a $251M revenue last year and grew to more than 1,000 employees, and Intel extends its CPU warranties for its 13th and 14th-gen desktop CPUs as a result of crashing 13th and 14th-gen CPUs. Sh…
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This week, we get a drains update with Jim, Elton has some thoughts about the Olympic opening ceremony, Darren jangles some keys and Lee is going through the stages of grief with the news of a new actor being announced for Doctor Doom. Then after some feedback its on to this weeks film. Is it a story about nothing, but an asshole with a cat? Is it …
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It's about time that Fwupd supports the Pi 5, the kernel has moved to a minimum Rust version, and we chat about the TinyWatch. Then Fedora is headed towards some sane metric reporting, Curl fixes a vulnerability and blames C for it, and Gnome worries us again. For tips we have a Rust coreutils howto, a Bitlocker decryptor, and pdfgrep for finding t…
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This week is an epic length one. Apologies in advance. We talk about such savoury subjects as blocked sinks, puss filled cows hooves, beavers and bed bugs. We also discuss Clarksons Farm 3, The Gentlemen on Netflix, Star Trek Prodigy, Peter Serafinowitz, the band Garbage, retro consoles and Hundreds of Beavers. Then after a brief bit of feedback we…
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This week, Jim deals with an ill dog and an ill car, Elton deals with a feathered friend, Darren continues to get Covid loyalty points, while Lee finishes Fallout (against his better judgement) and also goes to see the horror film of the moment Longlegs. Then after some Night of the Hunter feedback its on to this weeks film. A charming, nice, witty…
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This week its being too old to watch elections all night, concert tickets, France, square buns, running over feet with concrete posts, getting cold and damp in forrests, Fallout fallout and a lot of Godzilla feedback. Oh and Noel Edmonds talking to cats on Radio 2. Why? Why not. Then finally its time for this weeks review the 50s cult classic film …
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This week Jim dives deep into streaming watching Baghead, In a Violent Nature and Nightmares & Daydreams all of which sound pretty interesting. Elton on the other hand has a problem with his ball cock, and a little leak. For Darren, old age continues to encroach as his cyatica plays up something rotten as does his Thalassaphobia (look it up) as he …
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This week, Jim comes back from holiday to regail us with fantastical tales of bacon steaks, Elton finally succumbs to Covid, which causes him to watch nazi Harry Potter films. Darren sticks to a theme of only watching stuff with Inside in the title, while Lee laments a choice of spacecraft, watches the Foo Fighters and then rages against shady MOT …
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This week Jim is away but we still manage to fill the time with chat about being ill, Murder in Successville, The Hitman, Star Wars Acolyte, Dr Who, Dave the Diver, Everquest and the extreme and deadly acidity of crisps Then after some feedback its on to this weeks film Is it a deep emotional study of humans vs AI or is it Dances With Robots? We tr…
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This week we come to you through the power of ZenCastr as Jim continues wandering Dead Island and gets vexed by a jet wash. Elton has that most relatable of issues, a pigeon in the east wing of his house. Darren is harassed by a mobility scooter. And Lee watches The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare and Wicked Little Letters, while also doing ILMs …
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Welcome to the crumpled remains of episode 176 This weeks episode is cobbled together from random files after we had something of an online recording disaster (thanks cleanfeed) Therefore timings are off, rambling goes on longer (because we were very tired) and sound quality varies a bit. In any case this week, Jim visits Dead Island, gives us a ai…
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This week, Jim watches old BBC presenters get off their mash on gin, Darren visits the hentai section of Forbidden Planet, Lee watches Abigail (AT THE CINEMA!) and explains the terrible state of his kitchen electrics. Then after a lot of discussion about last weeks film Gone Baby Gone we move on to this weeks movie. A celebration of an entire group…
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This week the guy collectively talk Eurovision (well three of us not in Facebook jail do). Jim misses the Northern Lights and finds a spectacular book from his childhood. Darren discovers Apes Together Strong watching Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, and is then traumatised by Baby Reindeer. While Lee runs headfirst into the reality of his old ag…
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This week, Jim and Lee talk Godzilla Minus One, Elton's email woes continue despite his birthday and Darren has to deal with a hotwater bottle "ring of fire" Then after some feedback its time to not worry about the chop, thump your chest, make some cash and "get the ludes man" as we review The Wolf of Wall Street. Media Discussed This Episode Monol…
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We start this weeks episode with Lee suffering a head cold. Meanwhile Jim has car tech trouble, but manages to watch Parasite The Grey, Fallout and is looking forward to something that sounds like Shart Lake, which has nothing to do with Thames Water we're relably informed. Elsewhere Elton watches the very cheerful Zone of Interest and then quizzes…
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This weeks shambles is solely Lees fault due to his inability to read an email, or a diary or tell the difference between the number 16 and 23. However, this week, Jim laments the quality of graffiti these days and witnesses a police raid on a old age pensioner drugs ring. Elton wonders why everything sounds so odd in Three Body Problem. Darren get…
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