Episode 11: I Would Seriously Date That Movie

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The guys are back! What have they been up to and why has it taken them so long to get a podcast out??! We answer those questions and Russ talks about the pilot for the new live action show, “The Tick” on Amazon Prime. Tim is once again stuck in the 80s as he talks about the extremely successful new Netflix series, Stranger Things. We also have the longest discussion of any like since we dedicated a whole episode to Star Wars VII as Andrew shares his love (as we all do) for the new LAIKA studios movie, Kubo & the Two Strings. We also give a Rio Olympics recap (sort of), hear of another weird story out of Canada, and declare that there is too much Jesus (gasp!) in the new Ben-Hur remake. Be sure to subscribe and rate us on iTunes, and interact with us on Facebook or Twitter!

Music: “Stranger Things” by Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein; “Should I Stay Or Should I Go” by The Clash; “Story Time” by Dario Marianelli; “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” by Regina Spektor

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