That One Guy featuring William Sadler the Die Harder Hard To Kill Edition!

Take some time this week to remember your original happy hour: Saturday mornings as a kid, waking up at dawn, jumping on the couch with a bowl of chocolate cereal, turning on the ‘toons, tuning out the outside world, and working your way into a sugar hangover before noon. We're back with a brand new That One Guy episode! And, as if that weren't enough, writer/director Miles Doleac joins us to talk all about the star of his movie The Hollow, the immaculate Mr. William Sadler who's IMDB credits runs as long as a 1990’s Steven Seagal ponytail. You know, he’s that one guy from Shawshank Redemption, Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey, Machete Kills, Roswell, The Green Mile, Star Trek Deep Space Nine. Hell, this is “That One Guy” who fought both Steven Seagal’s squint in Hard to Kill and John McClain’s receding hairline in Die Hard 2 Die Harder. Is it actually possible to make the argument that William Sadler’s Colonel Stuart was a better foil to John McClain than the late great Alan Rickman’s Hans Gruber? Marke is sure gonna try. Plus, gaze in marvel at the sound of a grown man recalling -- on the spot and almost dead on accurate after 20 years! -- the entire plot of the 1990 Kelly Le Brock vehicle Hard to Kill. If you want to know how this turns out, finish your naked tai chi, throw on some socks and prepare to have them knocked off - Saturday Morning Cereal is going LIVE! This weeks episode is sponsored by INTO THE BADLANDS: Season 1, available now on Blu-Ray & DVD. Set in a world centuries from now, “Into the Badlands: The Complete First Season” focused on the spiritual journey of Sunny (Wu) and M.K. (Aramis Knight), a teenage boy who harbors a unique ability, and their growing relationship as teacher and student.🥣Saturday Morning Cereal — the show that celebrates the themes of Saturday Morning TV that we not only grew up with, but that grew up with us.We talk with the talent and creatives who continue to shape the pop culture we love.🎙️ Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and visit mattypradio.com for more episodes, interviews, and Comic-Con and pop-culture coverage.