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The TV spinoff. For every “Maude” or “Frasier” there are dozens more like “Joey” or “After M*A*S*H.” Are spinoffs just a creatively-bankrupt way to extend a familiar brand? Or, do they actually improve upon the best qualities of their original to create something unique? We may not always get the spinoff we want, but sometimes we get the spinoff we deserve. 0:00 Intros 3:12 Supertrain 6:55 Mute 8:55 Black Panther 19:43 Creed 23:40 Game Night 25:25 Blockers (trailer) 28:00 Spinoff Introductions 29:18 The first spinoff character 31:46 The Honeymooners 32:43 Swearing 33:40 How do you define a spinoff? 36:51 Sidequels, NCIS, Law & Order, etc 38:33 Shows talking about other shows (The Talking Dead) 39:17 Beloved character spinoffs 41:28 Back door pilots 48:30 Unintentional pilots 50:40 Variety shows that spawn series 51:40 Spinoffs of spinoffs 55:40 Different Strokes 58:30 Spinoffs that are better than the original show 1:01:27 Spinoffs of soap operas 1:04:25 Would you consider these to be spinoffs? 1:08:00 This podcast is itself a spinoff 1:08:50 Spinoffs we want to see made Clips Scratching The Itch - Sex Cult Girl Blur - Coffee & TV Kool & the Gang - Fresh / clip from Bridesmaids / B-Side - Change the Beat Bob Cobert - Supertrain theme Twelve Titans Music - Pilgrimage" from "Mute" Official Trailer Kendrick Lamar, SZA - All The Stars (from “Black Panther”) Ludwig Göransson - Killmonger (from “Black Panther”) Ludwig Göransson - Wakanda (from “Black Panther”) Future - Last Breath (from “Creed”) Clip from The Princess Bride Blockers Trailer John Cena - Where Is My Mind Mentos Jingle / Outkast - So Fresh and So Clean / Devo - Fresh God I Hate Shakespeare - Something Rotten (Original Broadway Cast Recording) Clip from Fibber McGee and Molly Clip from The Honeymooners Theme to Mayberry R.F.D. Theme to 704 Hauser Theme to The Golden Girls (Thank You For Being A Friend) Clip from Star Trek S2:E26, “Assignment: Earth” Clip from The Brady Bunch S5:E14 “The Kelly Kids” Theme to The Greatest American Hero Theme to The Bionic Woman Theme to Enos Gloria Loring - The Facts Of Life (theme) Jerry Goldsmith - Star Trek: The Next Generation (theme) John Sebastian - “Welcome Back” (Theme to Welcome Back Kotter) Mase - Welcome Back

Suppose you were put in an arbitrary and unrealistically restrictive situation and were forced to whittle your music collection down to 10 albums. Suppose you still think of music as coming packaged as “albums”. Suppose you still consider albums to be things that come on "discs". Suppose that you had a way to play those discs on a desert island. Okay, it’s a stupid hypothetical, but this week the MagHuge crew is talking about the music we just couldn’t live without, so come along for the ride! We’ve made playlists of the songs in this episode. You can find them here. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/quebedox/playlist/7xRL6f7LZBt2kv2GB6KhWz Apple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/us/playlist/magnificently-huge-desert-island-discs/pl.u-oRBZFR0ZPlz 0:00 Intros 3:00 “Listener” emails 5:00 Godzilla: Monster Planet 5:52 Altered Carbon 7:40 Happy! 10:35 Travel Man 12:43 The Goldbergs: 1990 something 15:42 The Good Place 16:50 AWOLNATION Here Come The Runts 19:00 People keep talking in the theater, people who use screens with no headphones in public 22:20 Hamilton 31:12 Desert Island Disc introduction 34:20 Eric’s bottom five (sort of) 38:30 Chris’s bottom five 44:21 Brian’s bottom five 54:00 Our Number 5 albums 1:02:02 Our Number 4 albums 1:09:35 Our Number 3 albums 1:18:17 Our Number 2 albums 1:25:17 Our Number 1 albums! Clips Scratching The Itch - Sex Cult Girl Pink Floyd - Marooned Kool & the Gang - Fresh / clip from Bridesmaids / B-Side - Change the Beat Godzilla: Monster Planet Altered Carbon - Main Title Theme Stinky Wizzleteats - Happy Happy Joy Joy The Morning Blend - Tim Meadows interview AWOLNATION - Sail AWOLNATION - Miracle Man Lin Manuel Miranda & Cast - My Shot - Hamilton: Original Broadway Cast Recording Original Broadway Cast - Non Stop - Hamilton: Original Broadway Cast Recording Leslie Odom, Jr. & Cast - Wait For It - Hamilton: Original Broadway Cast Recording Mentos Jingle / Outkast - So Fresh and So Clean / Devo - Fresh Negativland - Stress in Marriage Negativland - The Playboy Channel Gnarls Barkley - Crazy Pink Floyd - Time Pixies - Wave of Mutilation (UK Surf Mix) Blondie - Hanging on the Telephone Blondie - Heart of Glass New Order - Fine Time GoGos - We Got The Beat GoGos - Skidmarks On My Heart GoGos - Head Over Heels Journey - Don’t Stop Belivin’ Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer Peter Gabriel - In Your Eyes Love and Rockets! - If There’s A Heaven Above Love and Rockets! - Haunted When The Minutes Drag Ben Folds Five - One Angry Dwarf And 200 Solemn Faces Ben Folds Five - The Ballad Of Who Could Care Less Ben Folds Five - Song For The Dumped bt - Suddenly Zero 7 - Simple Things Zero 7 - Distractions Steely Dan - Aja XTC - Grass XTC - 1000 Umbrellas XTC - Dear God Pink Floyd - What Do You Want From Me? Pink Floyd - Keep Talking Pink Floyd - High Hopes Black Sabbath - Paranoid Black Sabbath - Fairies Wear Boots The Kinks - Muswell Hillbilly The Kinks - 20th Century Man The Kinks - Complicated Life Scratching The Itch - Why Bother? Scratching The Itch - Let Me Leave This All Behind Pixies - Debaser Pixies - No. 13 Baby Pixies - Gouge Away String Quartet - Here Comes Your Man Damned - Neat Neat Neat Damned - New Rose Nine Inch Nails - Head Like A Hole Nine Inch Nails - Terrible Lie Nine Inch Nails - Get Down Make Love Dr. Demento - “Number 3” bumper David Bowie - Watch That Man David Bowie - Cracked Actor David Bowie - Aladdin Sane Miles Davis - So What Poe - Haunted Poe - Walk The Walk Poe - Amazed Dr. Demento - “Number 1” bumper Pink Floyd - Eclipse Minor Threat - Out of Step Minor Threat - Think Again Violent Femmes - Blister In The Sun Violent Femmes - Kiss Off Violent Femmes - Add It Up Michael Jackson - Dangerous Depeche Mode - Black Celebration Depeche Mode - Stripped Depeche Mode - World Full Of Nothing Depeche Mode - But Not Tonight Dead Milkmen - Instant Club Hit (You’ll Dance to Anything)

Gophers, golfers and the uneven comedy juggernaut known as “Caddyshack”! It’s Volume 3 of our ongoing series about the movie soundtracks of Mr. Kenny Loggins. We take a mulligan and decide to be the ball as we work through our very complicated feelings for this shambolic mess of undeniable classic comedy gold. Gunga galunga, America! I’m alright… 0:00 Intros 4:30 Book of Mormon 11:45 Black Mirror - Metalhead 12:02 Super Mario Odyssey 12:33 John Debney 13:45 Santa Clarita Diet 16:34 The Clapper 21:03 A Futile And Stupid Gesture 23:16 National Lampoon Radio Hour 25:49 Kenny Loggins 30:48 Pink Floyd does the Caddyshack soundtrack 35:42 Is Caddyshack funny if you’re not high? 37:00 Origins of Caddyshack 40:00 Dangerfield is Trump 41:55 What is Caddyshack even about? 48:00 Bill Murray and Chevy Chase share the screen 51:20 Cindy Morgan’s character makes no sense 52:11 Harold Ramis claims Caddyshack is structured as a Marx Brothers movie 58:10 Funny for 1980? 1:07:30 re-cast the remake 1:15:00 bring it back to Mr. Loggins Clips Kenny Loggins - I’m Alright Kenny Loggins - Make The Move Spooky Mormon Hell Dream - Book of Mormon (Original Broadway Cast Recording) Hasa Diga Eebowai - Book of Mormon (Original Broadway Cast Recording) Hello! - Book of Mormon (Original Broadway Cast Recording) Jump Up Super Star! - Super Mario Odyssey Santa Clarita Diet S1:E3 “The Farting Sex Tourist” The Travelling Wilburys - Handle With Care Michael O’Donoghue - Ed Sullivan Roast Kenny Loggins - I’m Alright Kenny Loggins - Nobody’s Fool (Theme from Caddyshack 2) Kenny Loggins - Art of the Deal Magnificently Huge Podcast Episode 1: Star Wars Day Pink Floyd - In The Flesh? Kenny Loggins - Playing With The Boys Bryan Adams - (Everything I Do) I Do It For You Celine Dion - My Heart Will Go On Pink Floyd - Heart Beat, Pig Meat Various scenes from Caddyshack Monty Python - Every Sperm Is Sacred (Monty Python’s The Meaning Of Life)

Where were you in 1986? If you’re like most of our listeners, you weren’t even born yet. Goddamn Millennials. But for the rest of us who were there for it, most would all agree that 1986 was most definitely a year. This week, we’re taking a look back at another watershed moment in pop culture - 1986: When Mav first turned and burned, when Eddie Murphy was the #1 everything, and real nerds listened to They Might Be Giants. (Years before the cool kids would hijack the term “nerd” and make it their own, taking our last shred of dignity. Jerks.) So sit back and listen to three guys talk about neat stuff. From 1986. 0:00 Intros 4:19 The End of the F**king World 5:27 Heathers (reboot trailer) 6:55 Valley Girl (musical) 7:40 Schitt$ Creek 9:05 Flight of the Phoenix 10:50 Oregon people have to pump their own gas 13:28 “Weird Al” Yankovic - Mandatory Fun 17:00 S-Town 17:20 They Might Be Giants - I Like Fun 19:00 Halt and Catch Fire 19:40 The Good Place 21:40 Cobra 24:50 Short Circuit 26:38 Space Camp 27:50 Ferris Bueller’s Day Off and Back to School 30:00 Legal Eagles 31:45 Labyrinth 32:30 Running Scared 34:30 Ruthless People 35:12 Psycho III vs The Great Mouse Detective vs About Last Night 35:55 Big Trouble In Little China 38:11 Under The Cherry Moon 38:42 Club Paradise 39:25 Aliens 43:50 Haunted Honeymoon 44:29 Nothing in Common 44:43 Maximum Overdrive 45:44 Pirates 47:27 Howard The Duck 48:37 Transformers: The Movie 48:51 One Crazy Summer 51:30 She’s Gotta Have It 53:12 The Fly 55:54 Stand by Me 57:42 The Manhattan Project 59:04 There were also good movies in 1986 Clips Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer Clip from Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery Kool & the Gang - Fresh / clip from Bridesmaids / Beside - Change the Beat Buzzcocks - Why Can’t I Touch It? Phantogram - Run Run Blood Schitt$ Creek - End Theme “Weird Al” Yankovic - Foil “Weird Al” Yankovic - First World Problems “Weird Al” Yankovic - Word Crimes “Weird Al” Yankovic - NOW That’s What I Call Polka! They Might Be Giants - By the Time You Get This Halt and Catch Fire - Theme Mentos Jingle / Outkast - So Fresh and So Clean / Devo - Fresh Clip from Poltergeist 2: The Other Side Kenny Loggins - Danger Zone Clip from Cobra El Debarge - Who’s Johnny Space Camp trailer Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam - Lost In Emotion Rod Stewart - Love Touch Michael McDonald - Sweet Freedom Clip from Running Scared John Carpenter - Pork Chop Express (Main Title) - Big Trouble in Little China Prince and the Revolution - Under the Cherry Moon James Horner - Bishop’s Countdown (Aliens - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Clips from Aliens Sesame Street - One Of These Things Is Not Like The Others Dom DeLuise and Gilda Radner - Ballin’ The Jack Pirates trailer Dolby's Cube featuring Cherry Bomb (lead vocals: Lea Thompson, background vocals: George Clinton, guitar: Joe Walsh) - Howard The Duck Theme Clip from One Crazy Summer The Kids in the Hall - Captain Wonderful Ben E. King - Stand By Me Eddie Murphy - Party All The Time

Episode 33 – The Magnificently Huge Guide to Time Travel What do we want? Time Travel! When do we want it? It’s Irrelevant! Yes, an entire episode dedicated to the most irresponsible ways to use a time machine. From DeLoreans to wormholes and everything in between, find out how you can go back in time and erase your entire existence by sneezing on Abraham Lincoln just before he invents the smartphone. Intros The Fresh S**t Lucha Underground Four Rooms 5:15 Meltdown and Spectre 9:00 Very stable genius 10:35 IT (book) 14:18 Good Omens 14:57 Mindhunter 15:20 Jack Reacher: never go back 18:24 Sword of Shannara 20:26 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 26:10 Time Travel tropes 27:20 H.G. Wells and Mark Twain 28:23 Paradoxes 30:50 Multiple timelines/dimensions, and an obligatory Rick and Morty reference 33:00 Star Trek does a lot of time travel 36:50 Voyagers 41:10 Doctor Who 45:25 Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure 50:26 Terminator 54:56 Back To The Future 1:00:22 12 Monkeys 1:02:10 Looper 1:03:05 Primer 1:04:06 Time Crimes 1:05:10 Freejack 1:05:35 Interstellar 1:06:25 Slaughterhouse Five 1:07:20 A Christmas Carol and It’s A Wonderful Life 1:08:08 Time Bandits 1:10:05 Time After Time 1:10:56 Millennium 1:13:00 The Final Countdown 1:15:22 Hot Tub Time Machine 1:17:05 Somewhere In Time 1:18:17 Peggy Sue Got Married 1:18:41 Austin Powers Clips Scratching The Itch - Sex Cult Girl Pink Floyd - Time Kool & the Gang - Fresh / clip from Bridesmaids / Beside - Change the Beat Killing Joke - Eighties Jack Reacher: Never Go Back Trailer The Sword of Shannara audio book Fleetwood Mac - The Chain Jay and the Americans - Come a Little Bit Closer ELO - Mr. Blue Sky Mentos Jingle / Outkast - So Fresh and So Clean / Devo - Fresh Star Trek: Voyager - “Relativity” Voyagers (TV show theme song) Cop Rock - Let’s Be Careful Out There Doctor Who (theme) Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure clips Auralnauts - Terminator Genesys trailer parody Huey Lewis and the News - Back In Time Huey Lewis and the News - The Power of Love Back to the Future clips Time Bandits clips Europe - The Final Countdown Kenny Loggins - Danger Zone

A reboot is just another name for a remake. But not all remakes are reboots. And some reboots are actually sequels. Unless they reimagine a previous remake. Confused? You won’t be after this episode of Magnificently Huge. Well, okay, you probably will be confused like us, because we have no idea what the hell the difference is between a reboot and a remake. All we know for certain is that reboots are ridiculous. 0:00 Intros 5:09 Ash vs Evil Dead 7:50 Travel Man 9:54 Bright 13:04 Black Mirror series 4 14:40 Train to Busan 16:00 Ellen’s Game of Games 16:19 Doctor Who - Twice Upon a Time 17:00 Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi 17:45 The Greatest Showman 21:57 The Shape of Water 24:17 Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle 26:35 Reboot vs Remake vs Sequel vs Modernization (featuring Batman, James Bond, and Spider-Man) 31:50 Can you reboot a single previous movie? (featuring Fantastic 4 and A Star Is Born) 33:28 Does a reboot imply future movies? (featuring Gus Van Sant’s Psycho and Ghostbusters) 34:22 What justifies a reboot? (featuring Spider-Man again, and Planet of the Apes) 36:00 Is it down to the audience? (featuring Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Batman cartoons, and Ducktales) 37:25 Are there series that are reboot proof? (featuring Harry Potter and The Wizard Of OZ, Star Wars, and The Godfather) 38:53 What if it’s just become dated? (featuring technical difficulties with our phones) 40:00 J.J. Abrams Treks to the Star Wars for the Impossible Mission of rebooting both 45:05 How many different reboots of The Punisher have there been? 47:44 Our favorite reboots (featuring Mad Max and Superman, but not necessarily the way you think) 52:50 TV show reboots (featuring Battlestar Galactica and the sasquatch, among others) 57:59 Platinum Dunes (featuring even more technical difficulties)

Not every movie deserves a sequel, but some movies deserve the sequels they get. The MagHuge team drops trou on unnecessary sequels and discovers that very few are worth your time! Plus, hear the lads pitch their own sequel ideas for follow-ups that will never get made. Not in a million years. Sad emoji. 0:00 - Intros 5:00 - Something Rotten! 17:19 - Too Funny To Fail 22:00 - Sequel discussion intro 22:38 - “Road House 2000” 23:52 - Road House: Last Call 24:35 - Howard’s End sequel and prequel ideas 25:15 - E.T.: Nocturnal Fears 26:14 - Tara 27:30 - John Carpenter 28:40 - Ghostbusters 2 29:08 - Pitch for a sequel to Little Shop of Horrors 29:54 - A possible sequel to Honey I Shrunk the Kids 30:20 - Grease 2 32:06 - 300: Rise of an Empire 32:42 - Batman Sequels 33:22 - What would “Fabulous Baker Boys 2” be like? 34:02 - A possible sequel to Boyz In Da Hood 34:20 - Sequels made decades later 35:00 - Movies that are sequel proof 35:29 - Brian’s pitch for a Ferris Bueller sequel 36:33 - Mrs. Doubtfire 2 38:14 - Matthew Broderick’s takes on adult Ferris Bueller 39:40 - A possible sequel to Face Off 40:44 - Weekend at Bernie’s 2 and other sequels that shouldn’t be/have been made 42:03 - Oliver Stone 43:52 - Speed 2: Cruise Control 45:22 - Possible sequels to Fight Club 47:44 - Ghostbusters (2016) 48:53 - Dan Aykroyd 50:05 - The Matrix Sequels 50:37 - We need Buckaroo Banzai vs The World Crime League 51:38 - Possible sequels to Big Trouble In Little China 52:56 - Back to the Future sequels 57:20 - Roger Rabbit 2 58:23 - Christopher Nolan sequels 59:53 - A sequel to Leon: The Professional 1:01:30 - Sequels that “can’t” be made 1:02:42 - What do you consider the best sequel? 1:05:15 - There’s no shortage of sh*t sequels 1:05:44 - Eric’s Schindler’s List sequel pitch Clips ------------ Scratching The Itch - Sex Cult Girl Harry Nilsson- One is the Loneliest Number Red Hot Chili Peppers - Tell Me Baby Kool & the Gang - Fresh / clip from Bridesmaids / Beside - Change the Beat Something Rotten - God, I Hate Shakespeare Kentucky Fried Movie - Count Pointercount Book of Mormon - Spooky Mormon Hell Dream Something Rotten! - A Musical Team America: World Police - Everyone Has AIDS Michigan J. Frog - Hello My Baby A Gentleman’s Guide To Love And Murder - Poison In My Pocket Too Funny To Fail Dana Carvey Show - All The Ingredients of Mountain Dew Mentos Jingle / Outkast - So Fresh and So Clean / Devo - Fresh John Williams - E.T. Is Dying Peter Frechette - Do It For Our Country (Grease 2) The Cast of Grease 2 - Rock-A-Hula-Luau Michelle Pfeiffer - Cool Rider (Grease 2) Danny Elfman - Batman Theme The English Beat - March of the Swivelheads Yello - Oh Yeah Mrs. Doubtfire as a horror movie Matthew Broderick - Honda CRV commercial Ennio Morricone - Navajo Joe Limahl - The Neverending Story TK - Speed TK Remix Speed 2: Cruise Control Trailer Clip from Speed Pixies - Where Is My Mind? Fall Out Boy - I’m Not Afraid (Ghostbusters) Michael Boddicker - End Credits (Long Version) - The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across The 8th Dimension (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) The Coupe de Villes - Big Trouble In Little China Alan Silvestri - Main Title - Back To The Future Part II (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Rick & Morty - Mortys killing Mortys The Dirty Dozen clip Leon: The Professional clip Kenny Loggins - Danger Zone Key & Peele - Gremlins 2 Pitch sketch Styx - Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man)

A Magnificently Huge spoiler filled review of the brilliant and hilarious Thor:Ragnarok! Because really, how can you fully appreciate this movie without us telling you what to think? Or at least us telling you what WE think? Clips: Dread Zeppelin - Immigrant Song Lunachicks - Spoilt Joss Stone - Spoiled Monty Python - Spam Doctor Who Rihanna - Umbrella Flash Gordon Thor: Ragnarok Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley - Pure Imagination Mark Mothersbaugh - Thor: Ragnarok Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song Mark Mothersbaugh - Sakaar Chase

The continuing adventures of the Avengers in the second part of Marvel's historic, enormous, money-fat juggernaut, the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Iron Man 3 Thor: The Dark World Captain America: The Winter Soldier Guardians of the Galaxy Avengers: Age of Ultron Ant-Man Keep in touch with us - unlike all those other podcasts, we actually want to hear from you! Email: [email protected] Facebook: Facebook.com/magnificentlyhuge Twitter: https://twitter.com/maghuge Instagram: instagram.com/magnificentlyhuge Telepathy: [Hey you idiots! Talk about EDM sometime!] Topics ------------------ 0:00 Intro 2:36 Thor Ragnarok hype 4:21 The Fresh Shit 4:35 The Silence Of The Lambs 6:18 Eric’s new car 8:59 Chris is adulting and buying furniture 9:55 Stranger Things 15:48 The Thing 17:04 Super Mario Odyssey 21:30 Marvel Phase 2 intro 22:40 Iron Man 3 29:08 Thor: The Dark World 32:48 Captain America: The Winter Soldier 38:50 Guardians of the Galaxy 46:15 Avengers: Age of Ultron 55:40 Ant Man 1:04:05 Batman Triumphant and the DCEU Clips ------------------ Scratching The Itch - Sex Cult Girl Peggy Lee - (Sittin On) The Dock Of The Bay Magic Sword - In The Face Of Evil Kool & the Gang - Fresh / clip from Bridesmaids / Beside - Change the Beat The Silence Of The Lambs Stranger Things Theme Modern English - I Melt With You (1990 re-recording, which is so very wrong) Super Mario Odyssey Theme Weird Al Yankovic - First World Problems Mentos Jingle / Outkast - So Fresh and So Clean / Devo - Fresh Brian Tyler - Can You Dig It? (Iron Man 3) Harold Faltermeyer - Axel F Brian Tyler - Thor: The Dark World Theme Thor The Dark World Auralnauts - Star Wars: Episode I: Jedi Party Henry Jackman - Taking A Stand (Captain America: The Winter Soldier) Captain America: The Winter Soldier Redbone - Come and Get Your Love David Bowie - Moonage Daydream Danny Elfman - Heroes (Avengers: Age of Ultron) Avengers: Age of Ultron Cristophe Beck - Ant Man (Official Theme) Billy Crystal - You Look Mahvelous

Everyone says they hate people - but unless you pay to watch hundreds of them die, you’re just a poseur. This week, we break down the rules that govern the most overlooked, under appreciated genre of mass-market entertainment.

Few years in history capture the imagination quite like the year 1984. George Orwell predicted it would be a literal Big Brother State, an awful dystopian world full of paranoia, fear and desperation. Instead we got Reagan, Cold War histrionics, and the summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Oh, and some of the best damn movies ever made. Period. If ignorance is strength, then the MagHuge team has you covered in spades this week with The Best Movies of 1984! Or, well…something.

Scooby-Doo, Justice League, chicks in cat costumes - has there ever been a more eclectic collection of entertainment as Saturday Morning Cartoons? Pour a bowl of your favorite sugary cereal, leave your footy pajamas on, and hunker down with some old school animation.

What’s in the trunk? Director Alex Cox’s only good movie – Repo Man. It’s the classic comedy/sci-fi/punk/noir/conspiracy mashup that made a generation of suburban punks want to go get sushi and not pay. We’ve got Quincy punks…Plates of shrimp…The scruffy genius of Harry Dean Stanton (R.I.P)… And how the greatest soundtrack EVER MADE dragged Repo Man from the brink of total obscurity and shoved it into our cosmic unconsciousness.

What makes a movie truly bad? The MagHuge crew attempts to explore this question through the lens of the 2014 box office failure "I, Frankenstein." We realized very quickly that one man's trash is another man's...enjoyable trash! Please join us for our take on the best Underworld sequel you've probably never seen, but really should.

A show about all the musicians that have enjoyed unparalleled success - despite sucking. A lot. These musical acts shouldn’t have gotten out of their garages, and yet for some reason odds are good a fifth of these losers are in your CD changer, old timer.

Is the third time really the charm when it comes to movie sequels? These days, practically every movie gets a sequel, but it takes true hubris – real cajones – to push a series into Threequel territory and not have it fail spectacularly. The team ponders movie sequels with a 3 in their title to answer the question no one wants answered: Why is a 3quel?

For the first time in podcasting history, a show about the Marvel superhero movies! No, really! No one has ever done this before! We discuss Phase 1 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Not one of the best guns, not the penultimate gun... the TOP gun. This week it's the second part in our talks about the soundtrack work of quasi-Yacht Rocker Kenny Loggins, and his most favorite soundtrack offering.

You know how your Dad talks about the video games he grew up with back in the stone age? We're talking about those, how cool they sometimes were, and often weren't. Brian gives a master class in the downfall of video games in the 1980s.

This week we look at the ouvre of Quentin Tarantino - the guy who made all those films Gen-X thought were so trailblazing in the 90s, and now look at and sort of say, "meh." It's an attempt at an honest look at what he does that works, and what doesn't. Also, what's up with his foot fetish?

Zucker/Abrahams/Zucker made some of the funniest and most quotable movies in history, and then one day the funny stopped. We perform a comedy postmortem on the ZAZ team to determine how we got from "Airplaine!" to "Scary Movie 4". And stop calling us Shirley.

The Magnificently Huge team savages the instantly forgettable movies of notoriously bland genre-hopping director - and American Treasure - Mr. Ron "Don't Call Me Opie Cunningham" Howard. If you've ever left one of his movies and thought to yourself, "Now THAT was a freakin' Ron Howard movie!" then you are only lying to yourself, friend. That phrase has never been uttered. Not once. Not ever.

You want to become an alcoholic, but you never seem to find the time. Good news! With drinking games, you can become the lush you've always wanted to be!

Geek out with a not-entirely-kind reflection on the cultural juggernaut that is Star Trek.

A discussion of the music we love - but don't brag about. Never going to give you up. Never going to let you down. Rickroll!

This week, we discuss all the things we have about something we love: Bond films. They're cheesy, misogynistic, artistically shallow... and brilliant anyway.

Our ongoing dissection of the film music of Kenny Loggins. When Chris suggested this, I assumed we'd dive into the KL Trilogy: Caddyshack, Footloose, Top Gun. But NAY! Chris dug way deeper than I would have though this subject deserved and found a hidden Loggins gem, the theme song from the Golan-Globus classic, "Over The Top."