Film and TV Reviews and Podcasts
Here’s the latest episode of The Obsessive Viewer Podcast with Matt & Tiny! We recorded this in Tiny’s basement after I had worked all night and he had gotten an hour or two of sleep. So we were both tired and it didn’t help that it took us an hour to set up our new, cheap microphones. But it was all worth it because […]
It’s a bonus episode of The Obsessive Viewer Podcast! I finished the third season of Game of Thrones a couple weeks ago. Tiny and I agreed that, instead of talking about it briefly at the head of an episode, we’d go ahead and devote a bonus episode to the series. It was a lot of fun recording this one and I feel […]
Here’s episode 2 of The Obsessive Viewer Podcast! Episode 3 – History on the Screen, Cloud Atlas and Breaking Bad (To download directly: Right Click the Above Link –> Save Link As to Download) “In honor of this week’s July 4th holiday, Tiny and Matt discuss the good, the bad and the inaccurate when it comes to (mostly American) historical movies and television […]
Here’s episode 2 of The Obsessive Viewer Podcast! Episode 2 – Our Controversial Opinions, “Under the Dome” and “This is 40” (To download directly: Right Click the Above Link –> Save Link As to Download) “Matt and Tiny discuss the Under the Dome premiere, deconstruct the Apatow method and talk about where their opinions differ from the masses. Tiny also shares how he […]
So here we are, the very first episode of The Obsessive Viewer Podcast! “In the premiere episode, Matt and Tiny (joined by guest host Greg) discuss Dawson Leery’s hidden psychotic tendencies, John Noble’s brilliance on Fringe and the nature of politics in television. The guys are also faced with an impossible choice.” Please bear with me as I work out the kinks of this podcasting thing. Below you’ll find the premiere episode. You can click the link to listen to the episode directly or simply right click and click “Save As” to download the podcast. I’ll get it onto iTunes soon and then hopefully things will run smoothly from there. Episode 1 – Dawson’s Creek, Fringe and Politics in Television
