Episode 5: Sequels - Better than the original? The age old drunken argument

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A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away… people used to argue if there was ever a movie sequel that was worth a damn or if it was even a sequel at all. This week Alex and Nick decide for you and argue about why Sister Act II: Back in the Habit, is the greatest film ever made and why it should be shown in public schools. Every. Damn. Day. That’s the bell ringing, Blockbuster Film School is now in session.

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