Samurai Cop (Part 1) - Golan-Globus Theater

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We get into the history of our favorite movie for our 100th episode. Slowly, carefully, we work our way into the movie when it is nice and warm. The love is obvious, come and embrace one of the most memorable movies ever made with GGT. Next week we continue with Samurai Cop part 2.

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This episode was published on March 19, 2020.

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We get into the history of our favorite movie for our 100th episode. Slowly, carefully, we work our way into the movie when it is nice and warm. The love is obvious, come and embrace one of the most memorable movies ever made with GGT. Next week we...

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