Sweats Off

This episode Levi sits down with Mike to share some Beastie Boy love.

We get together in the garage to record this special literary episode.

D&D, Flatliners, A Boy and His Dog and the End of the World.

This week we talk about everything but TV because there is none.  We disagree with Dunkey on Stars Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. Levi breaks down Childish Gambino's new album, 3.15.20.  Finally we talk about Wheel of Time and hope they make it into a TV series because that's the only way we'll finish this epic series

This episode we talk about Thundercat's new album, It is What it is, The Final Fantasy 7 remake and theorize about Doc Brown's motivations in Back to the Future. 

This week we discuss if Brooklyn 99 should die, some good pulp fantasy in Highfire by Eoin Colfer and Levi can't escape his British brain washing as he gets addicted The Detectorists.

On this episode we talk about a variety of topics, including YouTube, Kurosawa, and remakes of movies. Also special guest appearance by Pip the cat.

This episode we finally talk about the elephant in the podcast studio, Star Wars.  Brendan and Levi give their top three and their bottom three Star Wars IP's. 

Things get intellectual on Sweatpants this week as we talk about Pattinson's performance in Lighthouse, an actual book, and then we compare Yojimbo to A Fistful of Dollars.

It's so hot, it's so crazy, we had to talk about it right now!

Episode 4 is the great British invasion; Chris and the, Orangutan lover, Brendan are not too happy about it.  We talk The Great British Baking Show, Fleabag, Killing Eve and Prodigy.

B-Sides is a side project where Levi talks music he loves.  This time he brings in best friend of the show Jon White to talk Wu-Tang Clan.

It's episode 3 and Brendan starts things off with an intellectual discussion about Predator and Aliens. Levi's talk about New Zealand's relatable sense humour leads to a discourse about what is Canadian's identity in media. Chris gets some 'helpful advice' from Brendan and Levi about what action movies to watch with his kids. 

In this episode we talk about where our love of movies comes from.  Brendan talks about being introduced to film through old westerns especially Eastwood films.  Levi gets a master class in film as teenager when a friend introduces him to Kurosawa and all the great film makers.  Chris had an early introduction to horror that still affects him to this day. 

Thanks for checking out the first ep of our new show.  Levi Chris and I talk about the best of 2019; Aziz Ansari, John Wick 3, Book Smart, The Mandalorian, The Watchmen, Anderson Pak's album Ventura.  Also we get sidetracked a few times.

IT Crowd. S02 E01. The Work Outing. Air date August 24, 2007.  Well it's a sad day in podcast history, this is the last episode of Sitcomadon.  Listen to the guys talk about a truly excellent show and then get wistful about podcasts gone by.  Make sure to listen to the end as they serenade you out....

Spaced. S01 E01. Beginnings. Air date September 24, 1999. On our penultimate Sitcomadon we talk about one of Levi's favourite shows, Spaced.  We all loved watching the beginnings of one of the best auteurs of our time, Edgar Wright... even Brendan comes around eventually. 

As Sitcomadon draws to a close, Levi and Brendan, countdown every last damn sitcom they've watched and rank them from worst to best. 

Mork and Mindy. S04 E15. I Don't Remember Mama. Air date February 11, 1982.  On our very last randomly selected sitcom we talk about anything but this turd of a show.

Frasier. S08 E05. Taking Liberties. Air date November 21, 2000.  We revisit a show we watched a lot and find that age has changed our viewpoint.

Black Adder. S04 E05. General Hospital. Air date October 5, 1989.  Hey this was a really good show.

Northern Exposure. S03 E01. The Bumpy Road to Love. Air date September 23, 1991.  We are joined by local superhero Bortman to talk about this 90's classic.

The Jeffersons. S04 E17. Lionel gets the Business. Air date January 17, 1978.  We're back from a long break and bit rusty but we manage to find some jokes in this boring sitcom... when we can focus.

Family Ties. S03 E02.  Here we go Again. Air date September 27, 1984.  Christopher tells stories from his seedy childhood.  Eventually we get around to talking about one of Levi's childhood faves.

The Simpsons. S05 E06. Marge on the Lam. Air date November 4, 1993.  We finally track down Jon for a special episode on his favorite show.  Listen to Levi and Jon talk about one of their favorite shows and Brendan out himself as a horrible person.