This week on the show: • Super Mario World (8:45) • Pokemon Twitch (25:13) • Trivia (34:08) • The Wilson-Off (37:54) • Animals and Adaptation (51:28) • Facebook Roundup (1:06:57) • Recommendations (1:17:07) Listen up! And feed us back (we’ll put it on the cast) Send us an email Tweet our twitter Face our Book…
Here at Bald Move, we don’t just say, “this show sucks” when we think a show eats say, multiple bags of dicks. No, sir! We lay out the case for it, introduce our evidence, make our closing remarks, and let you, the audience decide. In this cast, A.Ron apologizes for some hasty comments made in the heat of passion, we praise Steven Yeun and Lauren Cohen, talk about some plot points that we’re enjoying and some others they’re setting up that we look forward to, and then we talk about the stuff we didn’t like, at pretty great length. Tyrese’s babysitting skills, Glenn’s future as an NFL runningback, Bob’Angelo’s shit-eating grin, Beth’s diary, dead rabbits, and much more. We consider feedback, and then engage in a bit of light comic book type spoilers, and mentally prepare to wipe the slate clean and hope for greener pastures next week!
Things that were good about this episode: Steven Yeun’s performance. Glenn armoring up and rolling on out. Lil’ Asskicker being not dead. Daryl kicking ass pre-credits. Maggie’s desperate search for Glenn IF and ONLY IF you hadn’t seen any previews or teasers. Everything else was pretty terrible. Hopefully, Abraham pulling up in his deuce and…
We’ve reached the end of our “House of Cards” marathon, and the end of season two. Friends have been turned to enemies, the country has been plunged into foreign and economic crisis, and worst off all, Frank has lost his most dependable ally and staunchest defender. I’m speaking of course of Freddie and his BBQ…
Frank faces exile, Tusk takes the fifth, Doug falls off the pussy wagon, as the Underwoods marshal all of their soldiers for one last assault. One more podcast and our marathon is over! If you like our podcasts, please consider rating and reviewing us on iTunes. You can also support us financially by using our Amazon affiliate…
And now we arrive at the end of day two of our House of Cards season two marathon, with “Chapter Twenty Four”. In which Stamper manages to get still creepier, Seth gets called up to the adult’s table, Claire’s faith in the poster child for her bill is shaken, Frank tries to avoid being devoured…
While we’re not thrilled to be seeing the return of Gavin and his shitty electronica, there’s a lot of other good stuff going on in “Chapter Twenty Three” of “House of Cards”. China rattles it’s sabres at Japan, causing an international crisis, while Frank, impatient for vengence against Tusk, pulls the pin on a grenade…
This episode of “House of Cards”, “Chapter Twenty Two”, is one of the most tragic in the entire series. Please join us in mourning the end of an era. Other developments include the wrath of Claire, the passion of Frank, Stamper staking out his territory, and Seth rolling over and wetting himself. If you like…
In this 21st Chapter of “House of Cards”, Jim and A.Ron discuss Franks navigating of inter-tribal politics, Rachel’s new found love, Stamper’s increasingly creepy sniffing habits, Remy’s love life and side job as private investigator, Linda’s sacking, Presidential marriage crisis, and a surprise visit by the Tusken Raiders. If you like our podcasts, please consider…
“Chapter Twenty” of House of Cards offers us Stamper getting hooked, Freddie moving on up, Frank and Claire cozying up to the Walkers, Remy cozying up to Jackie, Conner getting ever so gently thrown under the bus, and Seth double crossing Remy, or Frank, or Tusk, or everyone. I honestly can’t tell. If you like…