Duncan and Bo Come Correct

Third time’s the charm, except where it comes to The X-Files.  After the upbeat second episode, we’re back in Carter Country, and that means characters behaving in head-scratching ways, dumb plot holes and a campy villain.  And yet, somehow, we manage to rant about it forever.  Before, we discuss some recent viewings, including Duncan’s viewing of Bo-recommended Gun Woman, the disappointment of mo...

We return after a rocky start to see if The X-Files can still warm our hearts, but not before we dive into a whole bunch of movies.  Duncan bemoans the lackluster Insidious: The Last Key (note spoiler time sync below) and proclaims his love for Candyman and sinks his teeth into Savagelands, while Bo gets down with creepy dolls in Annabelle: Creation and the insider doc Electric Boogaloo, but does...

The journey continues!  With Bo still recapping Twin Peaks episodes in a remote cabin, Duncan drags him back for one more case – the mystery of what the hell has happened on The X-Files.  Season 11 kicks in with a big mythology episode, building on the whackadoo finale of Season 10.  Wilfred Brimley guest stars as Special Agent Fox Mulder, who apparently doesn’t want much to do with actual X-Files...

It has all led to this!  This brand new episode rounds out our look at the grand breadth of David and Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks.  Firstly, thank you all for listening, this has been one of the greatest joys of my podcasting life.  Secondly, enough jibber-jabber!  We get down to talking about The Disaster Artist and The Villainess before we dive into the last batch of craziness Twin Peaks h...

In this, our penultimate episode, we get right down to business.  After we talk about Michael Bay’s Pain and Gain, debate Jim Carrey and the new Netflix doc and hit another comedy doc, Too Funny to Fail.  Then, it’s down to business with Big Ed and Nadine, DoppelCooper and a big tea kettle, great advice about the woods, the amazing use of “Sharp-Dressed Man,” quality Tim Roth and Jennifer Jason Le...

The end is nigh!  With only two episodes of the podcast left, we get down to business and talk nothing but Twin Peaks!  Mostly.  We also uncover Duncan’s Star Trek fandom, Bo’s trip to a Star Trek convention, talk a slew of movies including 1922, Creep 2, Alien: Covenant, Mindhunters and a brief chat about Stranger Things Season Two.  Then, it’s off to Twin Peaks to talk more Audrey, Dougie, Gordo...

Welcome back to Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies!  This time around, we’ll be digging into some wonderfully Lynchian episodes, but first we touch on Duncan’s take on Leatherface and Happy Death Day, Bo checks out Found Footage 3D and debates A Dark Song before being a whimp about Hounds of Love.  Then, it’s off to the races with Twin Peaks: The Returnises where  we get into the pie-fueled return...

Before diving into the episodes for this entry, we take some time to talk about Scottish thriftiness, Brawl in Cell Block 99, Gerald’s Game, and Bo completely spoils 2017’s The Mummy.  We then turn our attention to two more great episodes of Twin Peaks and explore Tim Roth’s Bowie-inspired accent, whether DoppelCooper is still possessed by Bob, Bobby Briggs visits his mother over here, the return...

Things are gonna get weird… We are tacking the oft-mentioned episode eight of Twin Peaks: The Return, but not before we get into the preceding episode and some talk about Psycho 2, The Belko Experiment, It (spoilers from 32:15-52:45), Agent Smith the angel, a welcome return from Doc Haywood, we come up with a great movie idea, the tale of the Phantom Logger, Diane vs DoppelCooper, Naomi Watts vs p...

Before we get down to business, we have to sort out if Takashi Miike is the Japanese Scorsese and round-up that Game of Thrones finale.  Then, of course, we dive into the greatness of these episodes.  There’s wedding wings, new impressions, drugged-out teenagers, Harry Dean Stanton, a surprise Lifeforce appearance, innocence lost and dead children.  You know, fun!   The post Duncan and Bo Go to Tw...

Welcome back to a brand new episode of Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies!  This time around, we are tackling episodes 3 & 4 of Twin Peaks: The Returnsies, and with the usual care and meticulous analysis you have come to expect.  Also, how Trump helps terminally ill Americans, getting deep on Ridley Scott, Game of Thrones‘ Bo-centric episode, the welcome arrival of Dougie, a pretty good explanation...

Before diving into the new season, we detour into talk of those new It and Mother trailers, debate the worst Tarantino film, Duncan sees through Bo’s Flying Monkeys ruse, hot dragon action, and then finally get around to talking Twin Peaks.  How amazing is DoppelCooper?  Why is Matthew Lillard so old?  And James is back!  All this and much, much more!  Jump in! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Pe...

Let’s be honest withe each other.  This is a long show.  We spend almost five hours discussing everything in between the final scene of Twin Peaks season two and the new episodes.  We begin with The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, a real bummer of a book written by Jennifer Lynch.  Why is this book such bad fan service?  Why is Leo so much cooler?  Then, we turn our attention to Fire Walk with Me, w...

No new Twin Peaksies this week as I quickly learn to read so we can talk about the supplemental reading, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t get a heapin’ helping of Dunacn and Bo!  Take a trip back in time when all we did was talk about movies – in this case, two of the most hilariously awful movies of all time.  Nothing can prepare you.  Join us, won’t you? The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peak...

It’s the end of an era as Duncan and Bo go to the original series one last time, where we take a very serious and studied approach to Twin Peaks as a television institution, but not before we talk a little Preacher, Game of Thrones and the pleasant surprise of Michael Keaton’s renaissance.  Also, the deliriously exciting return of Mark Frost and David Lynch to the show, a whole lot of loose ends,...

With only four episodes left, we start to say goodbye to some old favorites while we are getting giddy with the approach of the final episode!  Also, Hopscotch the crap Beetlejuice, a bit of Rick & Morty love, Hell House, LLC.,  Sadako vs Kayako, The Ouija Experiment 2, fat Pinhead, liking Twin Peaks again without irony, Leostein is filled with music, Wilford Brimley as hype man, Windom Earle come...

More than five hours of Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies this week?  That’s how you know we love you.  We’re closing in on the end of season two and things are heating up!  With Josie now part of the furniture (or whatever), Harry’s hitting the bottle and we’re there to follow him to the bottom.  Hawk keeps it classy, Mike and Nadine are exploring the realm of the sensual, David Warner’s too-brie...

We’re playing a bit of catch-up, but let the feast of St. Cooper begin!  First up, “The Condemned Woman,” an episode all about Josie Packard (sigh).  Also, Billy Zane joins the cast and gets his dumb voice.  We also manage to chat about the new season of Twin Peaks (no spoilers!), the solid found footage film Capture Kill Release, plans for life after Twin Peaks, we get a much-needed referee to ke...

Ladies and gentlemen, let us continue our careful and professional examination of the landmark television series, Twin Peaks.  Herein, you will find your stalwart companions, Duncan and Bo, debate the meandering storylines of these episodes, propose a new movie based on the legend of Madam Deadtooth, celebrate the James-ness of this twin-pack of episodes, chat about M. Night Shyamalan’s Unbreakabl...

We’re back on track and have a pair of classic Twin Peaks episodes to peruse for your entertainment.  We also pepper in some questions from the audience, chat about Summer Camp and American Gods, get deep into why John Carpenter is the most punk rock director ever, more on Bo’s John Landis feud, why Dougie Milford is reading the Kama Sutra, more off-screen adventures of Deputy Hawk, James Hurley’s...

We were delayed a week, but that doesn’t mean we’re not hyped about the back half of… season… two…  Ugh.  But, wait!  There’s Deputy Hawk awesomeness (ka-kaw!!!), James takes his show on the road, Nadine finds love and a new DEA agent comes to town!  Also, we chat about The Bird with the Crystal Plumage and XX before we plunge into all the storylines we love and a couple we struggle to care about....

We might be a day late, but we’re a show short, too!  We get so wrapped up in Episode 10 of Season Two, we whiff on the second episode!  That doesn’t mean we’re going easy on this one.  There’s a new voice for Bobby Briggs!  Nadine is a cheerleader!  Leo’s Meh-brand chair!  The Twin Peaks musical you’ve been waiting for is here!  Trigger warning: Bob Seger-influenced puns inside. Also, we take a f...

The mystery solved!  We now know who killed Laura Palmer, but can our killer be brought to justice?  Agent Cooper and his team are hot on the trail of the completely not-crazy murderer, and Duncan and Bo are there to see it through!  Along the way, we bemoan how jokes can go bad, talk about the plethora of mirrors in Twin Peaks, investigate the special relationship between Jean-Luc Picard and Mr....

Duncan and Bo return!  We heard your requests and we have answered.  More Wilford Brimley!  In addition to that fan service, we go into a spoiler-filled discussion of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and touch on American Gods before, you know, talking about Twin Peaks.  There’s triforkatops violence!  Audrey on the clean-burning propane!  Donna’s bad planning!  Lou Ferrigno as James Hurley!  An in-de...

We have apparently stumbled upon a new format, which is just pure madness recorded for your listening pleasure.  We poorly discuss the following topics:  Do you need the internet for pornography?  The difference between potato chips and “crisps.”  Kirk Douglas impressions (just as tasteless as you would imagine).  Can this really be called a podcast anymore?  Does anyone care about what’s going on...