Mike Russell lends sophistication and regal experience to what would otherwise be a show for lowly commoners: Tales of Windsor house-sitting, actorly exploits, and the invention of delightful new slang, all before he even begins to review "She's out of my League" and "Green Zone." Other topics include: Toyota gets good news for once, teenage lesbians get their prom on, Matt Damon, Smurfs, Juggalos, and irrelevant old men who should just shut up.
A more laid-back atmosphere pervades the show as Cort brings an old college friend to sit in and observe where his career has led him: The lap of one Byron Beck, who discusses Snoop Dogg, Mayoral Candidates, eating at Nordstrom's, and surprising insights on how the human anatomy works, including where his passion is stored and interesting theories on how the mouth works. Also discussed: Giving a Peace Prize to the Internet, the Black Hole Maker is busted, and other stuff and things. Relax and enjoy.
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Nick from DigitalTrends talks 3D TV and whether anyone even wants this stuff. Big Jim Willig talks comedy and life after having your soul yanked out by radio, and finding redemption inside a porn store. Other topics include: Avatar's sequel is a documentary, John Krasinski is NOT Captain America, Corey Haim caught a bad one, Portland comedians, America is allergic to common sense, and other stuff I'm sure is worth a chortle or a larf or somethin.
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A show almost as filling as a Big-Ass Sandwich: Both Brian and Lisa Wood sit in to discuss the creation of "The Cort and Fatboy Happy Fun-Time BBQ Southern Meat Spectacular," and Dave Walker assumes his Dr. No Love identity to turn chance encounters into something more substantial. Other topics include - the terrorists are getting desperate, Karl Rove got wrecked by a 9 year old girl, the uber-masculine alternative to hugging for homophobes, Porn's place in a stable relationship, and the benefits of boxed wine as part of your healthy breakfast.
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Aaron Duran brings a deleted movie in with him - Kevin Smith's interpretation of the Green Hornet is reviewed by the Geek In the City, but only after there is much discussion of personal hygiene, the effect of a woman's influence on the show, Tom DeLay's idiotic opinions of America's unemployed, whether watching The Room 30 times is an act of self-abuse, and the ending to "Remember Me" starring Robert Pattinson is completely spoiled, but for a very good reason.
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