Season 2, Episode 03: Easter Bunny Throwing Sh*t Out of a Helicopter

Season 2 continues with episode 3!

Things and stuff:

• McDeviltoast had visitors and they did karaoke. They saw Black Swan.
• This is Jeff Bridges month. Too bad his appearance on SNL sucked. McDeviltoast talks about True Grit some more, and Montana mentions a few films he saw in the drive-in, including Yor (trailer) and Krull. Montana remembers his shark-tooth necklace. McDeviltoast relates his memories, including Blue Thunder. A deja vu conversation about Riptide occurs.  McDeviltoast recommends The A-Team.
• McDeviltoast doesn't like commercial disclaimers.
• Montana recommends The Walking Dead.
• The Green Hornet is coming out soon. Christoph Waltz is awesome. McDeviltoast relates a Stephen Chow anecdote, and Montana relates a similar anecdote about a Bollywood tune. Montana also mentions whosampled.com, which he enjoys.
• McDeviltoast recommends Heat, not Heat or Heat (or Heat). He wonders about the point where an actor switches from looking young to looking old.
• McDeviltoast Endurance Test: the classic "Aisha"

• We close the show.

Season 2, Episode 02: Montana and McDeviltoast Read Wikipedia to You

Season 2 continues with episode 2!

Things and stuff:

• This episode brought to you by Kingfisher (McDeviltoast) and water (Montana).
• McDeviltoast is winning sports bets. Some discussion ensues, wending its way to Inception and Battleship.
• Leslie Nielsen and Dino De Laurentiis passed away. 
• Montana watched Monty Python: Almost the Truth. He goes on about it for a while, including reading wikipedia.
• McDeviltoast wonders about the effect of something losing its charm due to everyone being in on the joke. The discussion turns toward musicians of note becoming studio musicians. 
• McDeviltoast had a hellish work day. They discuss cost of merchandise calculations.
• Irvin Kershner died. He directed Robocop 2. Montana lives with a dog. Montana tells McDeviltoast about Dexter. McDeviltoast mentions the sequel to Trainspotting, and talks about Boyle's other films. Upon discussing 127 Hours, McDeviltoast recounts a harrowing and somewhat similar experience. 
• Also, Sting sucks. But not when he's with Eberhard Schoener. And Billy Joel didn't suck when he was in Attila. 
• Y Kant Tori Read brings up discussion of how accessible music is today, and how much is the most they've spent on a single cd, and Best Buy used to be a good place to buy music. 
• McDeviltoast knows a lot about Queen. Some Nine Inch Nails discussion. Montana gets the halos out of order. McDeviltoast reminisces about tv, and discovers that Tater Tomater is on youtube. Montana discusses a film collector friend.
• McDeviltoast Endurance Test: "Scream", by Sky Smith

• We close the show with a bonus unofficial endurance test. Or two.