The wayward pod returns! or...we had recorded the ep back in December, but hit some delays. But it returns! Jo | Helga Watching: The Prisoner (1967): "Checkmate" Up next: The Prisoner (1967): "The Chimes Of Big Ben"
Oh, hey! Are you still here? Well, he died. Let's chat about that plus Elon Musk's X Premium+ Grok AI gone woke and whatever the Garfield Eats guy is up to these days. This is our victory lap. We all outlived him! Be happy for us, and be happy for yourself! Join our Discord. Bye for now! We'll be back if he dies again. Featuring: Sara, Jo, Roy, and Sam Intro: The Taxpayers - Evil Men Outro: Sam playing Ode to Joy on virtualpiano.net Noise Space | Twitter
Espionage! Intrigue! Mystery! We look at the second episode of The Prisoner, featuring a lot of deep words that end up meaning "Women, am I right?". Do not ask Helga what time it was when she finished editing this podcast. Jo | Helga Watching: The Prisoner (1967): "Dance of the Dead" Up next: The Prisoner (1967): "Checkmate"
We are kicking off the podcast with a bang! Come along with us and discover just how much 1960s spies sucked at spying, how every set in the era resembled Star Trek, and how many tangents about surrealism and counterculture we can fit in an hour-and-change of podcast. Jo | Helga Watching: The Prisoner (1967): "Arrival" Up next: The Prisoner (1967): "Dance of the Dead"
Well, we finally finished Mystery Men, and the movie didn't get better since last time. In the third act, the Mystery Men gang do a mega whoopsie daisy and superkill the superhero they came to rescue. Oh no! Now it's up the them and their Chekov's Tank to defeat Casanova Frankenstein at his Frankenstein Casa. The hijinks that ensue can only be described as "not actually funny" and "improv'ed whole-cloth." This movie was not good, we're going back to directing commercials now. Jo | Val | Gigalithic Twitter | Cohost
Watch out, here he comes! The racism man is in town and really went bananas on the script for Mystery Men in this part. But that's not all, the movie also does some peak aughties humor that only guys who are NOT gay can pull off. Stay on the lookout for really, really funny jokes such as when a woman, or when a skunk humps someone's leg. It goes on for a long time. We also meet some new characters, some who we enjoyed, and some who are The Spleen. Don't forget to leave a five-star review on itunes if…
Zero to Zero returns! That's right, everyone is here, Giga, Val, and... Jo??? The gang talks about the first third of the critical darling, 1999's "Mystery Men" starring Ben Stiller, William H. Macy, and Hank Azaria in only his second most problematic role that I can think of. We meet our heroes, villains, antagonistic other heroes, Tom Waits, who is horny for octogenarians, and much more! Val | Gigalithic | Jo Twitter | Cohost
No matter how highbrow we come off as (very, obviously) we can all agree that no matter what, the single best way to make media better is to MAKE DRAGONS FIGHT EACHOTHER!!! FUCK YEAH DUDE!!!!! We also learn what usufruct means. We're very smart. Thanks Jo! Watching: Episodes 25-26 of Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Dan | Max | Sarah | Special guest Jo! Edited by Max Twitter | cohost | Discord | YouTube Support the show on Patreon! A Noise Space Podcast
Welp, Mycroft is still here, so we had a lot to say this time. Best friend of the show, aka Jo @friendofdashow, joins Val to discuss Season 2 episode 24 of Elementary, The Grand Experiment. Many secrets are revealed in the finale of season 2, including Jo's $60 secret which very well could have destroyed the podcast. We explore absolutely terrible op sec, doubly idiotic double-agents, and how much Mycroft sucks still. Tangents include movie-theater phone horror stories, and the origin stories of the Energizer/Duracell bunny and Joann Fabrics. They're more dramatic than it sounds, trust me. Jo (he/they) @FriendOfDaShow…
It's the penultimate episode of season 2! Exciting! And Mycroft is here. Bummer. This week friend of the show Jo joins Val to dive into the world of spydom and British intrigue. We watched Season 2, Episode 23 of Elementary, Art in the Blood. Sherlock visits a club for gentlemen, which is not a gentlemen's club. Joan and Sherlock investigate why a body at the morgue had its arms stolen, and Jo and Val absolutely roast Mycroft's stupid bangs. Jo (he/they) @friendofdashow Intro song by Noah Geist Outro song is Watching the Detectives by Elvis Costello Join our discord!