Paul Salt, Paul Goodman

One Good Thing

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Every Tuesday the Pauls take a cinematic flop and find the one good thing about it - because no film is worthless!

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Paul Salt, Paul Goodman

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25 de dic. de 2025

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Episode 3. Nine Lives 09.01.2017

This week the Pauls run afoul of Christopher Walken and are forced to find the one good thing about Nine Lives before their bodies are trapped forever in the body of a terrible film. Featuring: Rob Lowe, Werner Herzog and the innards of world-renowned stage actor Kevin Spacey.

Episode 2. The Christmas Tree 22.12.2016

This week the two Pauls swipe the coin cups from two small orphans and watch the worst Christmas movie ever made in the hopes that they'll find some Christmas cheer! But just find coal. This episode features: struggling with a foreign name, overestimating the work that goes into some hand animation and a guest appearance from Mr. Tom Hardy himself.

Episode 1. DC's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice: Ultimate Edition 17.12.2016

This week the two Pauls call on witnesses Bruce Wayne, Clark Kent and Laurence Fishburne as they ask: what was the one good thing about DC's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice? Contains spoilers and an audio problem so minor it was resolved by my fourth word.

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