Hola, Sneakers! It’s Episode 620 of the podcast no one needed!

This week Ian and David talk: phone-y baloney; guys and sex dolls; the toy of sex; the multiplanes of existence; the way of all Fleischer; hag-iography; Snow what; Gulliver unravels; a Swift response; future past; world war wonderings; favouring Currie; Dads’ armies; golf bores; bridge nix; the problem with It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad World; the hosts with the mosts; prize winners; hit The Wall; musical incoherence; see me, feel me, explain me; build up to comedy; breaking up is easy to do; the magic of Graham Chapman; unknown Python; a little me time; downtown Chester Brown; drinking gamed; disgusting trivia; island girls; stuff yourself; hot potato; too many kooks; Dave is enjoying Recipes for Love and Murder; let’s reminisce with the films of Hal Hartley; the real James Bond; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; Ed returns; deflated impressions; bad Forum; Dave’s Avatar theory dies a sad death; movie ride; Thrawn cocktail; cult of one; show notes; choose a theme; go phish; tomato surprise; a little Mohr; and, finally, fuck the old guy.

Question of the Week: Have you ever been scammed?
Sub-question of the Week: If Star Wars is the number one film that has saturated pop media culture, what is the number two film?

Thanks for listening.

If you want to watch the Fleischer Studios version of Gulliver’s Travels and see what all the fuss wasn’t about, here it is:

We know you’re no dummy, here are the rules to Bridge: