Just in time for Black History Month, it’s Valentine’s Day, beloved character actor and much-less-beloved director Gary Marshall’s ode to overstuffed celebrity casts. Meanwhile Elliott reveals himself to be the Man of Twelve Voices, Dan displays his very specific Hector Elizondo-related speech impediment, and Stuart withholds the housecat for MAXIMUM IMPACT.
0:00 – 0:39 – SEXY Introduction and theme
0:40 – 3:27 – We work ourselves up into discussing the movie with some of our usual gibberish.
0:28 – 36:41- Cuddle up tight with your loved one and share your most romantic pair of earbuds for this discussion of Valentine’s Day.
36:42 – 39:37- Final judgments
39:38 – 52:41 – An epic Flop House Movie Mailbag
52:42 – 57:33- The sad bastards recommend
57:34 – 59:25 – Goodbyes, theme, and outtakes.
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Every time I get lazy and type the URL in wrong, I get to flophouse.com and read this:
“Where do you go…
-in times of trouble?
-when there’s no one left to turn to?
-when nobody knows your name?
-when they’re no longer glad you came?
THE FLOPHOUSE
A Homeopathic Wellness Center with a Heart”
Isn’t that what the flophouse podcast does as well? Ok, maybe not.
Any noticeable increase in listenership with the addition of the housecat? It could totally be the Urkle that propels the podcast into the mainstream.
Hi, one of my fellow A.V. Club freelancers turned me on to The Flop House about a year ago and I became an instant addict. Two things: 1) I’m often tempted to just skip the episodes featuring guest flopcasters. Sorry, they just don’t compare to the real McCoy. 2) I respectfully disagree with my colleague Steve Heisler about Dan’s cartoon. I thought it was tops!
Gotta agree with Christian. I prefer the Original Peaches. That’s not to bag on the guests, though. They seem like fine folks.
REDEMPTION. Thank you, Christian. As an AV Club fan, this really does mean a lot to me.
To continue with holiday related horror movies: Bring your Dead Daughter to Work Day.
Careful, if you stoke Dan’s ego too much he’ll no longer have a reason to give his patented sighs.