
Comedians Craig Fay and Rebecca Reeds view Movies and TV from the villain's perspective and dare to ask if they were really all that bad. Podcast Produced by Andrew Ivimey for The From Superheroes Network.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 402 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmComedy | |||

It's Audience Choice time so this week we're discussing the 60's family musical CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG. We're defending bombastic Barons, professional child catchers and dissatisfied haircut customers all while declaring a father, who straps explosi... more
It's our 400th episode and we're coming to you LIVE from Comedy Bar in Toronto to talk about THE POWERPUFF GIRLS. We're defending rejected super-genius monkeys and politically active hillbillies, while condemning the inept mayor who uses child soldie... more
This week on the podcast we're talking about the Adam Sandler football comedy THE WATERBOY. We're defending the mother of a man whose anger issues are being exploited by selfish coaches and whose sole romantic interest is a recently released criminal... more
This week on the podcast we're talking about Sam Rami's castaway flick SEND HELP. We're defending blunt but honest bosses, various poisoning attempts and attempt to pinpoint the exact moment someone goes from hero to villain.
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This podcast has me laughing constantly and I love all the scientific tie-ins.
Reviewing finally to let Rebecca know that A Bunny Boiler is a term for a crazy ex lolol
Hilarious banter and thought provoking commentary.
I love listening to Craig and Rebecca’s takes on movies I enjoyed - it feels like discussing with funny friends. Lot of fun nostalgia thinking about these movies/TV shows. Definitely recommend the podcast
I live the presenters and the concept. It has made me rethink movies and tv shows on several occasions. Great background noise as I work.
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This show analyzes movies and TV from the villains' viewpoint, blending sharp humor with character-focused debates. Episodes often mix nostalgia with hasty, playful banter, inviting audience engagement and occasional guests who bring comedic or nerd-culture insight. A standout angle is the duo's dynamic—one host tends toward analytic, the other playful and outspoken—which creates a distinctive, conversational rhythm. The format frequently includes running gags, audience interaction, live show energy, and sponsor plugs, making it entertaining for fans of pop culture deep-dives with a lighthearted twist.
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The Villain Was Right launched 8 years ago and published 402 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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