EPISODE · Aug 19, 2020 · 2H 18M
000 - The Fast and the Furious (2001) - Supplemental Commentary Track
from Heat Death of the Universe
Listen and watch along with us and our unhinged rambling, while cars become Cars, family becomes Family, Ja Rule and nü-metal triumph together, and product placement reaches into your brain, causing an insatiable thirst for Corona (cerveza, non-virulent), nitrous oxide, and a Sobe/Snapple/Pizza Hut chaser to be smashed into your face as you drive your skydiving car out of an airplane one quarter mile at a time. § Also, you'll hear literal crickets throughout the track due to my window being open on a humid summer night right next to my microphone. § The first movie finishes playing at 103:43:00 and we start the second one soon after. However, the recording cuts out at 138:08:00 due to my SD card reaching its limit on my recording console, so you'll have to imagine the rest of what we had to say about 2 Fast 2 Furious. We scrapped the idea of recording commentary for all eight movies mainly because I didn't want to listen back to that much footage searching for good bits to insert into our overview of the franchise episode. § Enjoy this if you dare tread. § Live your life one 1/4 mile at a time. Because "family." Send us Fan Mail Support the show Support: patreon / buzzsprout
Embed this episode
What this episode covers
Listen and watch along with us and our unhinged rambling, while cars become Cars, family becomes Family, Ja Rule and nü-metal triumph together, and product placement reaches into your brain, causing an insatiable thirst for Corona (cerveza, non-virulent), nitrous oxide, and a Sobe/Snapple/Pizza Hut chaser to be smashed into your face as you drive your skydiving car out of an airplane one quarter mile at a time. § Also, you'll hear literal crickets throughout the track due to my window bein...
Ready to play
000 - The Fast and the Furious (2001) - Supplemental Commentary Track
No transcript for this episode yet
Similar Episodes
No similar episodes found.
Similar Podcasts
No similar podcasts found.