Nelson and Tim have a whole new batch of Trailer Pitches. The guys review the new Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers film (Disney+), and dive deep into the multiverse of Everything Everywhere All At Once.
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Tim welcomes guest host, Jessica Hobbs as they give their take on The Lost City and Senior Year. Jess goes through her watchlist and the two introduce a new segment called “REMIX” where they choose films they would like to see remade.
We’re back, y’all!!! Nelson returns for an all-Marvel review as the guys give their take on Marvel’s Moon Knight and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Plus, their watchlists, Nelson’s Trailer Pitches, and a very special Haiku synopsis of Doctor Strange! And to our tens of listeners, thanks for hanging in there, it feels great to be back 😍
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After a brief hiatus due to adulting, The Final Take is back! Tim returns with guest host, Joseph Benesh, filling in for Nelson who’s still on paternity leave. Tim and Joseph discuss their watch lists, trailer pitches, and review The Outfit and the HBOMax film, The Survivor.
Nelson returns from paternity leave. Our hosts celebrate award season by talking Oscar and Razzie buzz. They have their first ever “Re-Take” of The Book of Boba Fett (Disney+) and admire Alan Ritchson’s height in their review of Reacher (Prime Video).
At Nelson and Tim’s “After Party,” they dote on Tiffany Haddish, then wander into Nightmare Alley. Also, the return of Nelson’s Trailer Pitches and Tim comes up with a haiku for Nightmare Alley on the spot!
“The One Where Nelson Takes A Break.” While Nelson takes this episode off to prep for a new arrival to his family, Tim hosts The Final Take’s first guests: Tyler and Jessica Hobbs, and Tim’s wife, Nancy (a double-date, if you will). The gang discuss their rom-com watchlists and review the latest Jennifer Lopez opus, Marry Me.
In this episode, Nelson and Tim revisit their Karate Kid childhood through Cobra Kai and Tim tells the critics of Home Team to calm down.
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Nelson and Tim are back to talk epic battles and terrible haircuts in The Last Duel. Plus, they dissect the pandemic of Station Eleven, during a real-life pandemic!
Our hosts return from their week off because…adulting 🤷🏻♂️. Tim shares his knowledge of Shakespeare while breaking down The Tragedy of MacBeth. Nelson goes deep inside Peacemaker and creator James Gunn. Things “digress” as they cross the line into the Snyderverse and wonder what Warner Bros. is doing.
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