In this, their thirty-eighth episode, Jesse and Rian are joined by special guest Brian Weiner as they discuss:
- "Who is your Brian, and what does he do?"
- Graphic design >,<, or = Smokin' hot bee-otches?
- How to get a job at a comic book store
- Planning the wedding
- How Rian met Brian
- "Bernie Mac. Dead. Fifty."
- Lethal Weapon 5: Yay or nay?
- The current status of Zak & Miri Make A Porno
- Missing a pinky
- The first official casting for Inglorious Bastards
- Actors whose careers could use a jump start via a Tarantino film
- What we've all watched this week in and out of the theater
- Why Jesse seems to like Superman Returns
- Someone (other than Rian) finally chimes in about The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
- Brian's Boy
- Why Brian seems to like Smokin' Aces
- A roundtable review of Pineapple Express
- Why Rian seems to like Red Dawn
- What comics Rian has read this week
- Brian Weiner: Superhero?
- Mini-series' vs. Maxi-series' and EPs vs. LPs
- The Munoz Sports Minute: Now with reciprocation!
- The ins and outs of fantasy football
- Our individual lists of The Top 5 Television Shows Of All Time
...and multiple other topics. Come along, won't you, as Jesse, Rian, and Brian get Sidetracked.
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Episode 38 Song List:
Seinfeld - Jonathan Wolff
We Threw Gasoline Into The Fire And Now We Have No Eyebrows And Stumps For Arms - NoFx
Fight It - Pennywise
Everybodies Girl - Dwarves
Perfect People - Pennywise
Second Best - Pulley
World's On Heroin - All
Faster Than The World - H2O
Cashed In - Pulley
Say Anything - Bouncing Souls
Only The Good Die Young - Me First & The Gimme Gimmes
1998 - Rancid
The Will The Message - Bombshell Rocks
Mutate With Me - The Humpers
Delinquent Song - Voodoo Glow Skulls
Hopeless Romantic - Bouncing Souls
Everready - H2O
Side Kick - Rancid
Bullion - Millencolin
Greed Motivates - Straight Faced
Blue - T.S.O.L.
Think The World - All
The Getaway - Ten Foot Pole
El Coo Cool - Voodoo Glow Skulls
Telepathy Boy - Zeke
Hate - Joykiller
Snap Decision - New Bomb Turks
Never Connected - Union 13
Gotta Go - Agnostic Front
Generator - Bad Religion
I Will Deny - Dwarves
Defiled - New Bomb Turks
Whatever Didi Wants - NoFx
Haulass Hyena - Cramps
Gruesome Gary - Down By Law
Let's Do This - Straight Faced
It's My Life - Agnostic Front
Just To Get Away- Poison Idea
Rats In The Hallway - Rancid
Thought Control - DFL
Steel-Toed Sneakers - The Humpers
Don't Have The Cow - Snfu
Bad Seed - Wayne Kramer
Summerholiday Vs. Punkroutine - The Refused
Give You Nothing - Bad Religion
Rotten Egg - Gas Huffer
They Always Come Back - Voodoo Glow Skulls
Jukebox Lean - New Bomb Turks
Poison Steak - Red Aunts
Kicked In The Teeth - Zeke
No Equalizer - Down By Law
Don't Panic - Gas Huffer
Alright - Osker
Big In Japan - Tom Waits
Someone To Love? - Gentleman Jack Grisham
A.D.D. - Ten Foot Pole
Lozin' Must - Millencolin
A Life's Story - Union 13
You - Bad Religion
Picture This - 98 Mute
Ordinary Fight - I Against I
Lucky - Osker
If - Pulley
Kids Of The K Hole - NoFx
Luckie St. - Cartel
The definition of an "EP"
ReplyDeleteAn extended play (EP) is a vinyl record, CD, or digital download which contains more music than a single, but is too short to qualify as an LP. Usually, an EP has around 10–28 minutes of music, a single has up to 10 minutes, and an album has 30–80 minutes. So the Mars Volta is a full-length CD.
Thinking about it for 5 seconds after I said I thought LOST would be lower on Rian's list. I take it all back. Duh, of course it would be high on the list.
A couple of things I learned about myself: I say "yeah" "i mean" "c'mon" "definitely" & "really" a lot. I get really loud when I get excited. I laugh a lot, like Dr. Hibbert.
The quote at the end was great, Rian. When I saw the time clicking away, I thought, "No ending quote this week?" Then it was the greatest 2 second quote ever.
So I if an EP is up to 28 minutes long and an album is 30 to 80, what is a 29 minute album called?
ReplyDeleteI had another TV show quote chosen for the ending, but when I got to thinking that we'd actually made movies before I figured I should use something from one of those, and the one I picked was the first one that came to mind.
My top five list of TV Shows:
ReplyDelete5. Futurama
It's funny, it's geeky, and it's a cartoon.
4. The Simpsons
I'm only counting seasons 1-10 here, because in my opinion after that the show's quality dropped severely. I can still pop in any random episode from those first ten seasons and laugh myself silly, though.
3. Lost
I agree with Rian that, through the sheer number of episodes of this show, there have been points where it wasn't as enjoyable as it could be. That's the only reason it's number three, because if every episode was as good as season one it would be at the top of this list.
2. Battlestar Galactica
I'm surprised this didn't show up on anyone's list considering it's so great. In my opinion it's one of (if not the) best scripted and plotted TV show being aired right now. And, like my #1 choice, it has never had a significant drop in quality. Almost every episode is great (I can think of one episode I didn't really like, but after that episode the show went right back to its high quality). The only reason it's not number one is because I like the characters more in...
1. Dexter
Such a great show, and, like Rian, I enjoyed every second of the twenty-four episodes that have aired so far. I love the characters and the plot always keeps me guessing.
Honorable mentions:
6. The Office (US)
7. South Park
8. Spaced
9. The Office (UK)
10. Extras
11. Arrested Development
12. Peep Show
13. MST3K
14. Bullshit!
15. Mythbusters
Oh, and on the topic of EPs, I've always felt that however the band sees the record, that's what I consider it. F'r instance, I know Rian and I have debated whether or not Nine Inch Nails' "Broken" is an EP or not (it has six tracks and two hidden tracks, and a running time of over a half hour), but NIN consider it an EP so I do too. Similarly, Weezer's green album has a running time of 28 minutes but is still considered an album, not an EP.
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