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EPISODE · Oct 15, 2018 · 1H 40M

Episode 31: THE SPLIT (1968)

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The somewhat ill duo of Andrew and Dave journey to 1968 to talk about THE SPLIT, which may or may not be the first film to get an R rating from the MPAA, may or may not have started development as a sequel to POINT BLANK from 1967, and may or may not be better than its reputation. But hey, it does feature Jim Brown kicking Ernest Borgnine in the stomach, and that ain't bad!Next Episode: Yes, it was a television show, but that isn't what is being discussed. Well, at least directly.All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

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The somewhat ill duo of Andrew and Dave journey to 1968 to talk about THE SPLIT, which may or may not be the first film to get an R rating from the MPAA, may or may not have started development as a sequel to POINT BLANK from 1967, and may or may not be better than its reputation. But hey, it does feature Jim Brown kicking Ernest Borgnine in the stomach, and that ain't bad! Next Episode: Yes, it was a television show, but that isn't what is being discussed. Well, at least directly. All music by Andrew Kannegiesser.

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