The boys at Simplistic Reviews are back for a brand new year of hijinks, hilarity, intrigue, and murder...well maybe not that last one. On the January edition of the Simplistic Reviews Podcast, the gang not only tries to unravel the mystery of January Jones' secret baby daddy, they also discuss Star Wars, Star Trek, The Crown, The Wire, and the 1991 Macaulay Culkin animated series Wish Kid...yeah...we're still a pretty weird show. The boys also reveal some secrets they're not too proud of in the segment Simply Ashamed. All that, an office search, a porno movie experience and more on a brand new edition of the Simplistic Reviews Podcast
In this Super Bowl Edition of The Simplistic Reviews Podcast, we...um...don't talk about the Super Bowl. We do talk to Dan Clark from The Talking In Circles Podcast. Dan gives us his take on Pratt possibly being cast as Indiana Jones. In exchange for his well thought out analysis the boys force him to share deep dark secrets about himself on a segment we like to call Simply Ashamed. DJ reveals how he lost his one true love, Matt reveals a hidden musical talent, and all three of them take great pleasure in the absurdity of the film Lean On Me. All this and more on this Super Bowl/Non Super Bowl Edition of The Simplistic Reviews Podcast
Hello boils and ghouls. Okay, this isn't the Cryptkeeper, and it's nearly three months away from Halloween, but I couldn't help myself. But what I can offer you is The Simplistic Reviews Podcast for the month of August (and some of June and July, we had a lot to catch up on in this edition).
After an extended hiatus the boys are back (of course this is Matt speaking in the 3rd person) and maybe not better then ever, but at least their adequate. This month they jump into the "Ben Affleck as Batman" debate head first, share their shame in everyone's favorite segment, "Simply Ashamed," talk some "Breaking Bad," celebrate the filmography of Sinbad, and campaign for the best film coming this Fall.
Be sure to check the show notes below for more fun and hijinks.
Show Notes:
What Makes Breaking Bad so good?
SlaughterFilm
Cinema and Suds
Fall Movie Preview