It’s our New Year’s Eve special! Listen tonight when you’re drunk, or tomorrow when you’re still drunk. I’d write a better blurb, but I need to get drunk! Enjoy and have a safe, responsible, Happy New Year!

This week, Dean and Phil discuss the importance of word-of-mouth in a TV-less world, Golden Globe nominations, why German Sheppard puppy mills can expect a boom, and why filmmakers should “always follow the model of a film that burns in hell”. Truly, the excitement of the season is upon us!

Hey, we’re back, we’re late , that’s how it goes here sometimes. Today, Dean tells tales of ghost hunting on the Queen Mary (spooky), gives us the 411 on his benefit performances, and Phil and Dean ponder whether Dean’s old TV crew, The Lone Gunmen, could be brought back. Enjoy!

Dean, Phil, and their special guest Lily Holleman discuss the booming film industry in the other LA (Shreveport, LA, to be precise). More news on the continuing writers’ strike, plus more good reviews for Phil’s new film “Karl Rove, I Love You”.

Ouch! My freakin’ ears! Our most obscenity-laden podcast to date! No more description needed, honestly, cuz’ in this crazy business, dirt sells. Just make sure that the kids and Grandma are out of the room before you listen.

 

As large sections of Southern California burn, Phil and Dean calmly discuss the upcoming Star Trek motion picture. What? Did they just say upcoming Star Trek picture? Who’s in it? What’s the premise? Listen and find out!

Plus, you’ll hear whose homes are threatened by flames. If you hear your name, start packing!