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EPISODE · Nov 10, 2014 · 59 MIN

EPISODE 313 - Preboot People

from Who Asked You? · host Chase Shumway

The plot for TERMINATOR: GENISYS is almost comical. We try and make sense of it. After last Tuesday’s elections, pot is now legal in Alaska, Oregon and Washington D.C. The official title of the seventh STAR WARS film, STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS, was announced as the cast and crew celebrated their wrap party. Mitch Hurwitz, the creator of ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT, is re-editing the fourth season so the events in the episodes are in chronological order. Christopher Walken will star as Captain Hook in an NBC live telecast of PETER PAN. This will be a similar live production to their SOUND OF MUSIC special they did last year. We review two new films we saw on our week off, JOHN WICK and NIGHTCRAWLER. Discovery Channel will air an incredibly stupid special called, EATEN ALIVE in which filmmaker Paul Rosolie will attempt to get swallowed by an Anaconda snake. The Museum of Science & Industry in the UK conducted a year-long study to find the top-20 catchiest songs of all time. We reveal the top-five. And in Florida, a mother is upset after seeing BREAKING BAD action figures complete with crystal meth accessories for sale in Toys”R”Us. SHOW LINKS: Entertainment Weekly: Children of the Revolution: An exclusive first look at ‘Terminator: Genisys’ “John Wick” Official Movie Website “Nightcrawler” Official Movie Website RiffTrax Entertainment Weekly: Man to be eaten alive by anaconda in Discovery special Discovery.com Museum of Science & Industry CNET: The top 20 catchiest songs of all time, according to science Toys”R”Us “Breaking Bad” 6″ Walter White (Heisenberg) Action Figure “Breaking Bad” 6″ Jesse Pinkman Action Figure Life Is Beautful Festival

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