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You might recall I mentioned taking a second pass at subjects that had once been addressed in older shows. Here’s what one of those looks like:

NOTE: Text versions posted to Geek.com are now Q&A-style breakdowns instead of direct transcripts – so it’s absolutely worth your while to click on both versions.

ROUGH NIGHT: “…about as far removed from Paul Feig’s leisurely improvisational ‘feelgoodism’ as you can get.” (full review)

CARS 3: “Basically, we’re revisiting Pixar’s second favorite subject after Things-That-Don’t-Typically-Speak-Speaking-With-Surprising-Philosophical-Depth: Male obsolescence anxiety.” (full review)

Hey there! This may or may not get turned into an audio/video version for The ‘Tubes if I get a moment in what’s turned out to be a pretty busy work week. For now, have you seen the latest GAME OVERTHINKER LIST, IN BOB WE TRUST or heard me on This Podcast?

Okay, then. So… here’s how things are going, and some word about some issues, changes and general scheduling stuff… Continue reading →

Bob & Chris return after a brief break to talk THE MUMMY, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN 5, WONDER WOMAN and the tragic passing of Chris Cornell.

(NOTE: Episode was recorded prior to the equally tragic passing of Adam West.)

It’s actually somewhat rare that I second-guess myself on anything to do with my various projects shared with you folks here.

That sounds arrogant, but I genuinely feel like about 80% of it is a function of working on a pretty breakneck schedule: With the exception of episodes that require extra research/prep or are held for specific times of the year, your average episode of IN BOB WE TRUST takes shape in my head around Saturday night/Sunday morning and gets worked on into the overnight Sunday for a Monday morning release. I actually prefer doing it this way, because it keeps things about as current as I can keep them and let’s me react to things in a pretty immediate way. Continue reading →

Once again: The text reviews on Geek.com are no longer strictly transcripts, so check that out too!