
A pop culture show about the sometimes strange things we love, that other people… don’t. Each episode, comics and games writer Antony Johnston asks a new guest to explain why that thing you hate is actually really great.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 87 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Categories | Film ReviewsTV ReviewsTV & Film | ||||

Ask him about it! Yes, it’s time to turn the tables again, and for his birthday this year, Antony hands the reins to Tony Sindelar. Together they weave an appreciation for the videogame so good, it made Antony want to write them for a living — the cl... more
Is Ringo the best drummer in the world? Ho ho, he’s not even the best drummer in… no, let’s not go there (Lennon never actually said it anyway). Instead, Andy Ihnatko joins Antony to bang a drum for Ringo Starr’s innovation, charisma, and — yes — tal... more
Was making Sherlock Holmes cool really a good idea? Is Robert Downey Jr simply playing himself? And shouldn’t Watson be a bumbling lapdog? Devoted Sherlockian Eddy Webb joins Antony to discuss all this and more in Guy Ritchie’s 2009 “Sherlock Holmes”... more
Fast cars, impossibly skilled drivers, champagne groupies, loud explosions, and a complete disregard for the laws of physics. Sounds like hell? Jessica Sliwinski once thought so, but now she joins Antony to shift her appreciation for the “Fast & Furi... more
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Great way to broaden your mind, listening to articulate people talk about how they love something you might not like. Helps to see where other people are coming from.
This podcast was great, wish it was still going.
I believe very strongly that it is important to question one's assumptions, and this show is an excellent example of something that helps me to do just that. It takes pieces of pop culture on which the general consensus is either derision or an indifferent shrug and has people on to talk about why they love those things. My only regret is that it appears to have had its plug pulled before they could do an episode about pro wrestling or the TV show "Teen Titans Go!"
Good podcast, if the feminism and liberal aspects were left out it would be 100% better. A lot of us listen to podcasts like this to get away from that garbage.
Fun podcast sharing people’s love for things against the orthodoxy , entertaining host
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