116 – Mike Nichols Part 2 of 2

Who’s afraid of Mike Nichols? None of his actors! Nor Scott & Marty, who celebrate Nichols’s filmography of heartfelt human stories by examining the director’s first, last, worst, and… best? Next week’s episode will decide! This week, we check out: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966) at 4:07 Working Girl (1988) at 21:35 What Planet are…

The TV Dick Triptych Episode 19

Marty and Scott (MURDER!) take listeners into the dubiously factual world (MAYHEM!) of subliminal advertising (VAMPIRES!). Maddie and David invent spiritually inquisitive banter. And Captain Stonetree has his finest (GIVE US MONEY!!!) hour. Tune in! This episode, we suffer existentialist crises over: Columbo S03E04 “Double Exposure” at 1:56 Moonlighting S02E13 “In God We Strongly Suspect”…

112 – Elbows Up! Part 1 of 2

Lord T’underin’ Jaysus! Marty and Scott return from hiatus with an episode that’s more Canadian than hot poutine poured into a Beaver Canoe bunnyhug. Be prepared for some polite yet VERY adult content as M&S consider these four homegrown classics: Goin’ Down the Road (1970, Dir. Donald Shebib) at 6:30 The Canadian Conspiracy (1985, Dir. Robert…

111 – Off-Trek

Stardate 2025.111: Joint Captains Scott and Marty of the USS Omniverse set course for a curious cluster of Star Trek-adjacent systems. Sensors are detecting the following lifeforms: Dark Star (1974, Dir. John Carpenter) at 2:19 Enemy Mine (1985, Dir. Wolfgang Petersen) at 19:59 Free Enterprise (1998, Dir. Robert Meyer Burnett) at 35:23 Galaxy Quest (1998, Dir. Dean Parison) at…

The TV Dick Triptych Episode 17

It’s a mystery-filled world, but lucky for Scott and Marty, there are dicks aplenty to make sure justice is done. Sleuthed in this episode: Columbo S3E2: “Any Old Port in a Storm” at 1:48 Moonlighting S2E6: “The Bride of Tupperman” at 19:38 Forever Knight S1E18: “Feeding the Beast” at 29:48 Plus Continuity Boulevard (43:38) and…

109 – NYC: Grand Central

Scott and Marty hop a train to one of the Big Apple’s most cinematic locations: Grand Central Terminal. Amid the hustle of the daily commute, dreams and nightmares are born. But will these four films make their connections, or are they fated to go off the rails? Listen for these important announcements: Seconds (1966, Dir.…