EPISODE · Dec 6, 2022 · 1H
CRISPY COATED ROBOTS #146 - Best Non-Holiday Holiday Movies & Top 5 Uses of a Potato in Film
from Crispy Coated Robots · host Jim Kovacik - George Wright Padgett - Joseph Johnson
www.facebook.com/crispycoatedrobotsEpisode 146: “Potato fuel has more uses than fossils fuels.”In this session Jim, Joseph, and George consider and discuss films that are set during the holiday season, but don’t feature holidays. Also debated are the best movie scenes featuring the potato.Who is the first farmer on Mars?Why is it okay for Richard Dreyfus to play with his food?Which podcast host has never seen the movie Gremlins? Why is Bruce Willis dreading an office christmas party?Which movie does Joseph’s wife enjoy until the final word is spoken?Which podcast host admits that two items on his bucket-list include robbing a bank in a santa costume?What is the classic precusor scene to grossout movies? “Canadians when pushed beyond the limit are the scariest.”Which movie was so bad that Joseph’s mom gave the DVD to Jim rather than throwing it away? Enhancements: Key & Peele - "Gremlins II" Brainstorm/Pitch Meeting (uncensored)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x01l_jMhjVM Closet Cases of the Nerd Kind (full length) 1980https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEkW4es9okU
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www.facebook.com/crispycoatedrobots Episode 146: “Potato fuel has more uses than fossils fuels.” In this session Jim, Joseph, and George consider and discuss films that are set during the holiday season, but don’t feature holidays. Also debated are the best movie scenes featuring the potato. Who is the first farmer on Mars?Why is it okay for Richard Dreyfus to play with his food?Which podcast host has never seen the movie Gremlins? Why is Bruce Willis dreading an office christmas party?W...
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