The one thing better than watching films and TV shows is arguing about films and TV shows. Each episode Ian Harries and Graham Jones pick their Top 3 list based on that episode’s topic and argue their case as to why their choices should make the The Podcast Nobody Asked For’s Top 3 List. Expect spoilers, Graham’s dog Bowie and being told to watch Midsommar. New episodes every other Thursdays! Plea... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 135 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsTV & FilmFilm History |
Because a Patron asked this week we cracked out the laptops and started to render because we're talking about VFX in films. We love a good bad movie here at The Podcast Nobody Asked For, but which films are made incredible due to how bad the visual e... more
Not that anybody asked but this week Graham cracked out his bookmarks and Ian checked his audible credits because we're talking about books! Lots of books have been turned into films, as Dune and whatever Blood and Honey is will tell you, but not the... more
Not that anybody asked but this week we cracked out the history books and started preparing our Best Picture winning speeches because we're talking about people who need a biopic This is to celebrate the Oscars which are just around the corner andwha... more
Not that anybody asked (apart from the listener who actively requested this episode) but this week we took a break from reality and wove a meta web because we're talking about films within films and TV shows that don't actually exist. This may well b... more
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Gloriously easy listening for someone that spends a lot of time sitting in the dark trying to get young children back to sleep (my own, not randoms). I’d maybe knock off half a star if I could because I occasionally laugh out loud and that makes the small humans stir. more
Very very dangerous listening, it causes lives to go off trail and take paths that are best not gone down. Why have I just purchase San Andreas on DVD why? Why? WHY? Because if Godzilla just rocked up halfway through you wouldn’t bat an eyelid that’s why. Is it possible to punch an earthquake? If it is, Dwayne Johnson would be the man to do it.
If you like good conversation, weird conversation, tangents, movies, TV Shows, bizarre jingles, Midsommar, the movies of Nicolas Cage, a French Bulldog that interrupts recordings, 60lbs of scallops, Roald Dahl’s yeasty armchair, mosh addictions, the McDonalds hierarchy of surgeons, box jellyfish, the sad eyes of David Duchovny, manifesting, God Emperor Louis Theroux, space manatees, cloud pasta, Elton John’s grassy knoll, 37.3 tonnes of seagull, the use of Scrapheap Challenge as a verb, famously... more
Really enjoyed the podcast, was just fun to hear to close friends chatting about stuff. Their chemistry is very infectious and the googling jingle made me laugh out loud.
Found this podcast by chance because of the interesting show title, and have listened ever since. These guys are completely on my wavelength when it comes to films, series and concepts. more
Apple Podcasts | #249 | New Zealand/TV & Film/Film Reviews |
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