Episode 0110 – Harsh Times

January 31, 2008 · Filed Under Podcast

Two minute movie review; Thing 2 breaks the bank; listener email; Kim’s secret family; Sam’s job; zombie computer; kids vs. clowns; intardweb assassins; the sky is falling!

00:00 Theme music – good for what ails ya.
00:17 Welcome to episode 110!
00:30 A brief review of Harsh Times, the movie.
01:00 What movies teach you about whores.
01:45 Theresa Russel is her name.
03:00 This is probably advice you shouldn’t follow.
03:30 Thing 2 is breaking the bank with her ravenous appetite for new books.
07:05 Sam can no longer go to the public library.
09:05 Listener email.
09:30 Head-on: Good for you, or bunkum?
10:30 Kim has super powers.
10:50 Sam shows that he has no compassion.
11:20 The placebo effect – but it still works.
12:10 A pill they should make.
13:30 This stuff works. Science be damned!
14:30 Kim mocks science.
15:00 What Sam does for a living.
16:30 Our egos – we thank you for stroking them. And a new segment is announced.
17:30 Kim refuses to apologize for not posting show notes.
18:23 The computer is not dead, but it’s really dumb.
19:00 Sam needs your advice, people.
19:20 Why Kim doesn’t drive.
19:50 A shocking revelation about Kim’s family.
23:20 Sudden segue alert!
23:30 Kids hate clowns. Thanks science!
24:00 Kim’s childhood clown story of horror.
25:00 Sam doesn’t know Kim at all. She has a secret life.
25:40 How not to hire an assassin. Average or not?
26:30 The difference between average and hot. And when crazy hot doesn’t work.
28:55 Cloverfield is going to happen in a few weeks. Stupid satellites.
30:35 The origins of Kim’s astronaut hate.
31:40 Proof that the listeners really understand Sam’s pain.
32:50 We’re out!

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2 Responses to “Episode 0110 – Harsh Times”

chris on February 1st, 2008 5:40 am

1- Sam’s theory about the father in law’s new wife sounds right to me.
2- Not hot. woof!
RWTY_Sam on February 3rd, 2008 9:31 pm

Hi Chris, thanks for swinging by and agreeing with me. Kim often thinks I’m off my rocker, so it’s good to get independent confirmation that I am, indeed, very smart.

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