
The Weekly Planet covers all things movies, TV shows and comics. Often considered the first and worst podcast on the Planet Broadcasting Network.
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1044 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

Social media is bad. That’s what The Social Reckoning reckons anyways. We review that plus talk Zodiac the latest MCU streaming show and the first reactions to VisionQuest. With the Paramount swallowing up Warner Bros. situation confirmed we discuss ... more
There are very few legacy sequels that match or potentially surpass the original, often they end up being tired retreads of what came before. Blade Runner 2049 is one of those few exceptions, coming 35 years later and helmed by Denis Villeneuve it re... more
The Weekly Planet returns the only way they know how, with another podcast. This week we discuss Tom Cruise’s latest film and attempt to finally win that Oscar, Digger. And boy is it a doozy of a movie and also a massive box office bomb. We also disc... more
In between Blade Runner, original Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049 there exists a movie positioned snugly in the middle, set in Ridley Scott's groundbreaking universe. 1998's Soldier, starring Kurt Russell and directed by Paul WS Anderson, was writ... more
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The Movie Joker is really quite good. The film would be better though if it included a section where J Jonah Jameson, played by JK Simmons, attended a press conference with Jim Gordon, played by Gary Oldman, resulting in a series of scuffles. That is still my all time great moment from this fantastic podcast, followed closely by the Daniel Craig’s James Bond killing all the other bonds and Indiana Jones. Been a long time listener time I expressed the love for this clearly the best podcast ever
Been my favourite podcast since 2016. So this is our 10 year anniversary, congrats to us.
The definition of wholesome vibes that never cease to help in difficult times. I’ll listen to episodes multiple times in the week whenever I need some positive energy.
Even when James is crashing out or Maso is interrupting James, causing him to crash out and vetoing Masos idea. I for one, wouldn’t veto a thing.
Been listening for years, the chemistry only seems to get funnier and wittier over the years.
They told me to double snap, and point at someone on public transit. I did it to my then wife… long story short now divorced, and that’s why!!! All in all a great show.
It’s so good I reckon the Australian government should sponsor them on the grounds of cultural significance
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A punchy, humor-rich show that dives into movies, TV, and comics with a casual, bantery style. Episodes mix film criticism, industry gossip, trailer analysis, and comparisons across franchises, often with running jokes and personal tangents. Listeners tend to value media literacy, enthusiastic fandom, and candid takes, even when they skew into playful chaos. A notable strength is the duo's wide-ranging pop culture coverage, paired with quick, witty banter and recurring segments that listeners cite as reliably entertaining.
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The Weekly Planet launched 13 years ago and published 1044 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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Recent guests on The Weekly Planet include:
1. Dave Warneke
2. Matt Stewart
3. Sammy Petersen
4. Alexei Toliopoulos
5. Claire Tonti
6. Bron Lewis
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