In the first edition of Name Droppin’, Elliott talks about working with Ian McShane. Press the play button above to listen to this episode. Download it here, or paste https://feeds.simplecast.com/EOAFriME into iTunes (or your favorite podcatching software) to have new episodes delivered to you directly as they’re released.
The Original Peaches are back! For the first time since early August, Dan, Stu, and Elliott are all in the same place at the same time long enough to record a Flop House. And just in time – because this is the first of our annual SHOCKTOBER shows, focusing on lousy horror films! This time […]
We give you directions on how to make your own Flop House at home. Press the play button above to listen to this episode. Download it here, or paste https://feeds.simplecast.com/EOAFriME into iTunes (or your favorite podcatching software) to have new episodes delivered to you directly as they’re released.
While you wait for the next episode of The Flop House, enjoy this fan art,* celebrating that unforgettable character Oliver Sudden, who popped up back in Episode #21 – One Missed Call. (Click image to enlarge.) *Okay, it was done by Dan’s brother John (who also designed our logo). But that doesn’t mean he isn’t […]
What do you get when Stuart is out of town on vacation, Elliott is busy transitioning from one high-stress television comedy job to another high-stress television comedy job, and Dan is having Internet problems? A rerun! Hey, at least we don’t do it as much as LOST. (Well, as much as they used to… before […]
I post this trailer for “Metal Samurai” which stars my friend Jay in the titular role. I used to be in plays with this guy in college, and while I labor in obscurity in NYC, he’s starring in goofy action films in Japan. Who knew that was the road to success?
On being hired as the newest writer for The Daily Show With Jon Stewart. Perhaps now the keyboard pictured in the promotional shot you use for everything will actually be hooked up to something.
We’re joined by comedian and writer Ritch Duncan to talk about Wild Hogs, the movie that posits that middle aged actors on motorcycles is inherently funny. Meanwhile, Elliott does his scarily accurate Ray Liotta laugh, Dan delves into John Travolta’s tortured psyche, and Ritch proposes a Bruce Springsteen simile that perfectly sums up The Flop […]
