
Screenwriter Chris Matheson (Bill & Ted Trilogy) and host Jacob Balcom (Werewolf By Night Podcast) analyze their favorite moments in the history of comedy.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 93 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsComedy | |||

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Obviously came here for the On Cinema insights, but I really love the episodes that focus on other subjects, ESPECIALLY the series on the biblical book of Job. Sooo much funnier and more interesting than I was expecting it to be. Keep up the good work guys!
Always fun to listen to
The on cinema content is fun to listen to if you can get past the constant maga bashing and boring NPR like speaking tone. One of them had the nerve to call the Trump supporting moms at the Klamath County Library incapable of compassion because they support Trump. They didn't have to go there. Way to alienate a portion of the fan base for no good reason losers.
Ok Marx brothers podcast. Not great on cinema podcast.
My only complaint is that you can’t be a Tim head and a Gregg head, which these gentleman try to be. In fact, you have to choose just one head. A person can’t have two heads. But it’s possible that you could have three heads like the three headed dog in the Harry Potter movie (2002 114 minutes). So pick one more head or lose a head, that’s my advice to these fellows.
Thanks to this pod for making my love of the On Cinema world feel legitimate. It’s become part of my routine to listen to this pod... more
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A unique exploration of comedy unfolds through lively discussions about the historical elements and influential figures in the genre. The hosts analyze episodes from a popular show, dissecting character dynamics, themes of cruelty, and comedic storytelling, while drawing parallels to cultural icons such as David Lynch and Tim Heidecker. This podcast combines humor with intellectual commentary, making it a compelling listen for fans of comedy and film alike, often elevating discussions to a meta-level of analysis that invites listeners to engage in a deeper understanding of comedic elements and narratives.
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