Ivan Hernandez and Red Scott break down every episode of Watchmen, Game of Thrones, Westworld, Counterpart, Lovecraft Country, WandaVision, and now Loki. For questions, rants, and praise, follow us on twitter at @boarsgoreswords.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 565 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTV & Film |
A Dream of a Dream. Friend of the pod and Creator of Counterpart, Justin Marks, is back on tv with Rachel Kondo for Hulu’s Shōgun. Red & Ivan don their katanas, put up their top knots, perch their falcons, and head off to pillage some Catholics in a ... more
Crimson Sky. Friend of the pod and Creator of Counterpart, Justin Marks, is back on tv with Rachel Kondo for Hulu’s Shōgun. Red & Ivan don their katanas, put up their top knots, perch their falcons, and head off to pillage some Catholics in a far off... more
Abyss of Life. Friend of the pod and Creator of Counterpart, Justin Marks, is back on tv with Rachel Kondo for Hulu’s Shōgun. Red & Ivan don their katanas, put up their top knots, perch their falcons, and head off to pillage some Catholics in a far o... more
A Stick of Time. Friend of the pod and Creator of Counterpart, Justin Marks, is back on tv with Rachel Kondo for Hulu’s Shōgun. Red & Ivan don their katanas, put up their top knots, perch their falcons, and head off to pillage some Catholics in a far... more
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I've loved your show for years! Defniitely 5 stars, but please please please, you guys need to cover helluva boss, its right up your alley, its the best show on youtube and I'll even say best show period. So please give it a try. Checke out the latest episode, season 2 episode 7 it'll change your life.
If listening to a local morning DJ team that is non-stop trying too hard for a laugh and are their own best audience is your cup of tea, then this is for you. The irony, with the Silo coverage for instance, was stating how glad they were to finally have a show that takes it subject matter seriously without the need for the constant MCU type humor - and then they proceed to relentlessly attempt to be funny. The sad part is that it takes away from what would otherwise be insightful commentary.
Super Funny recaps of mostly stuff they like and a few things they didn't. Sometimes it's a full season, sometimes it's just one eps, but it's always a romp. It's especailly helpful for shows I'm never going to watch but want to know what happed. Also recommed back eps if you are rewatching GOT. So subscribe and enjoy!
Loved this podcast for years. Their Game of Thrones stuff got me through rough times. But Ivan can seriously go fuck himself with his gratuitous and lazy reliance on making fun of white people. His co host is white and it's really fucking rude.
Loved this podcast for years. Their Game of Thrones stuff got me through rough times. But Ivan can seriously go fuck himself with his gratuitous and lazy reliance on making fun of white people. His co host is white and it's really fucking rude.
Apple Podcasts | #52 | Singapore/TV & Film |
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