Episode 97: So the world went mad plus Tiger King
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Tiger King and what we are distracting ourselves from quarantine with.
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Episode 96: Harley Quinn and Queen and Slim
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Constrasting reviews of Birds of Prey and Queen & Slim.
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Episode 95: Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears premiere
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Stevie chats with Essie Davis, Nathan Page, Kerry Greenwood and passionate Miss Fisher fans.
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Episode 94: Films to be married with (part 2)
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The second half of a conversation about films and Emmet and Stevie's personal relationships with them
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Episode 93: Films to be married with (part one)
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Stevie and Emmet quiz each other on the movies that meant the most to them from childhood to today
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Episode 92: A beautiful day in the neighborhood
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For our first review of 2020 a paean to kindness from director Marielle Heller.
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Episode 91: The Star Wars (un)review
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A non-review of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
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Episode 90: Scarlett Johansson ties shoelaces
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Jake Kasdan and cast return to Jumanji for the sequel that provves if it ain't broke, don't fix it. Then a change of pace for Scarlett Johansson vehicles Marriage Story and Jojo Rabbit.
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Episode 89: It's 1980 again!
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How Doctor Sleep and The Mandalorian use nostalgia
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Episode 88: Halloween round-up 2019
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We review Zombieland: Double Tap, Ready or Not, Gideon the Ninth – and Terminator: Dark Fate
info_outlineTwin Peaks The Return on Showtime inspired a resurgence of interest in the cult 90's classic television show. Finally fans would get answers to questions like "Where's Annie?" and what happened to "the good Cooper"....or maybe not.
This week's interviewee, writer Maura McHugh, has a new book out on the film prequel Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me. Famously booed after its premiere at Cannes, the story of Laura Palmer's last days has become an unexpected cornerstone of the overall series - and The Return.
In this episode Maura McHugh discusses her interest in Fire Walk With Me, the highs and lows of the new season - including controversial casting choices and Kyle MacLachlan's performance as Dougie Jones - David Lynch's fascination with what lies beneath the surface of polite society - and what does it all mean in the end.