On Cinema Podcast: Episodes 45-49

[@patrickmullen273]

I don't usually comment, since the expertise of Tim and Gregg speaks for itself, but I'm sure all real Gregg-heads know that there's a real significant moment here, at about 36:20, where he lets his professionalism slip just a *little* bit. I want to give this compilation 5 bags and 3 little mini bars of gold, but because at this stage in his career Gregg couldn't quite keep a straight face, I'll just give it 5 bags.

[@jentho33]

0:00 season two episode three guest host and top five Bond retrospective special ft. guest host Gregg Turkington: Die Another Day (2hr13min, 2002); The World Is Not Enough (2hr8min, 1999); The Spy Who Loved Me (2hr5min, 1977); Tomorrow Never Dies (1hr59min, 1997); The Living Daylights (2hr10min, 1987) 8:35 season two episode four: meditation on pants, expectations, InfoWars, and foreign nuclear affair; The Pink Panther (1hr53min, 1963) 14:53 season two episode five: Runaway Train (1hr51min, 1985); Jon Voight appreciation 22:27 season two episode six: Pretty Woman (2hr5min, 1990); Goldline appreciation 30:44 season two episode seven: Atlas Shrugged (1hr37min, 2011); Fifth Element (2hr6min, 1997); On Cinema Podcast dissension special

[@refoliation]

I was thinking about getting into Bond but didn’t know where to start so I’m glad I came across this podcast episode

[@Jethro7e]

Don't do it, Bond is junk.

[@Lunamorphous]

Agreed, but it is nice to see these tips of the hat to Decker ​@@Jethro7e

[@maggiemagkron]

"...Thank the guest..."

[@maggiemagkron]

The silence is loud

[@LemonTree9280]

Tim Heidecker...my favorite human man

[@NobodyCaresALot]

Why? Bad actor, bad critic, bad attitude, bad man. Gregg? Great actor, cutting edge criticism, always a positive attitude and a very good man. Quit drinking Tim's Coolaide©️®️™️.

[@exert2020]

Wow. Where's that picture from?

[@beltar5000]

The most recent episode of Decker.