Showing posts with label quiet poolcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quiet poolcast. Show all posts
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Quiet Poolcast- The River and Luck
This weekend T-Time and I discussed the series premiere of ABC's The River and the second episode of HBO's Luck, before turning to some Over/Unders in this podcast.
Here's the timeline:
The River: 0:00 - 9:58
Luck: 10:04 - 16:33
It's Always Sunny: 16:56 - 20:52
Happy Endings: 20:58 - 22:53
The League: 22:59 - 26:02
Fringe: 26:07 - 27:46
Awake: 27:52 - 29:57
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Sunday, February 5, 2012
Quiet Poolcast- Fringe and Justified
In hopes of turning this into a weekly thing over at TV Fanatic, I got together with T-Time to practice a podcast this weekend. We discussed the recent happenings on Fringe and Justified, before delving into a few other shows with The Name Game and The Power Rankings.
Here's a timeline of the podcast so that you can skip by shows you don't watch.
Fringe: 0:00 - 12:00
Justified: 12:10 - 20:30
The Name Game
Chuck: 21:20 - 22:50
Suburgatory: 22:50 - 24:30
Once Upon a Time: 24:35 - 25:45
Treme: 25:45 - 27:10
The Office: 27:15 - 28:00
The Power Rankings
Game of Thrones: 29:20 - 31:05
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Monday, February 15, 2010
The Quiet Poolcast: Episode 3- Son of a Panther
So T-time finally finished catching up on the first two seasons of Sons of Anarchy. He joined me for the third episode of The Quiet Poolcast yesterday. T-time, who correctly guessed HRG's first name after the first few episodes of Heroes, is back in all of his analytical glory as we discuss the ins and outs of the first two seasons of my second favorite drama on television right now, Sons of Anarchy. We also start to conjecture what's going to happen in season three, premiering next fall.
Just as The B.S. Report brings in Adam Corolla to come up with new movie ideas, T-time has stepped up to the plate and come up with a new series idea. It's a double spin-off for Sons of Anarchy and Friday Night Lights. Here's my one sentence pitch...Tim Riggins starts the West Texas chapter of Sons of Anarchy after getting a hold of John Teller's SAMCRO manuscript while in prison. Who's picking it up?
Check out Episode 3 of The Quiet Poolcast here.
Just as The B.S. Report brings in Adam Corolla to come up with new movie ideas, T-time has stepped up to the plate and come up with a new series idea. It's a double spin-off for Sons of Anarchy and Friday Night Lights. Here's my one sentence pitch...Tim Riggins starts the West Texas chapter of Sons of Anarchy after getting a hold of John Teller's SAMCRO manuscript while in prison. Who's picking it up?
Check out Episode 3 of The Quiet Poolcast here.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
The Quiet Poolcast: Episode 2- Chuck, Chuck, Loose
This past Monday's episode of Chuck was the last one before it takes a break for the Olympics. Apparently there was a big uproar over what went down in Chuck vs. the Mask. I wasn't at all upset about the fact that Chuck made a move to get with new Nerd Herder Hannah and Sarah showed some interest in Captain Shawsy. In fact I liked it a lot. Last Friday, while recording the second episode of The Quiet Poolcast, Lar and I came to the conclusion that this situation was going to happen soon and we were loving it. Hannah is awesome and Chuck will be able to have an actual relationship for a while. Don't get me wrong, I'm as much of a fan of Chuck and Sarah as a couple as anyone, but you can't have them playing cat and mouse throughout the entire series. If Schwartz and Fedak get to end this thing when they want to, doesn't it make sense that the whole thing ends with Suck (that's Sarah and Chuck) finally settling down together for a happy normal life together? I think so anyway, and you can't get there by having them not pursue others in the meantime.
So in the second episode of The Quiet Poolcast Lar and I begin by talking about this season of Chuck so far, I rant a little bit about WWF/WWE because of Stone Cold Steve Austin's appearance in Chuck and then get into a long convo about 24 past and present. This week's episode didn't counter any of the negatives that we talked about regarding the start to this season. Somebody tell Cole Ortiz to step his game up pretty quickly or I'm gonna lose it!
Check out Episode 2 of The Quiet Poolcast here.
So in the second episode of The Quiet Poolcast Lar and I begin by talking about this season of Chuck so far, I rant a little bit about WWF/WWE because of Stone Cold Steve Austin's appearance in Chuck and then get into a long convo about 24 past and present. This week's episode didn't counter any of the negatives that we talked about regarding the start to this season. Somebody tell Cole Ortiz to step his game up pretty quickly or I'm gonna lose it!
Check out Episode 2 of The Quiet Poolcast here.
Tags:
24,
action tv,
chuck,
larry avitabile,
podcast,
quiet poolcast
Monday, February 8, 2010
The Quiet Poolcast: Episode 1- Larry Gets LOST
This past Friday I went on a grueling hour and a half road trip to my alma mater for alumni basketball weekend. After picking up the incomparable Larry, we embarked to the city of Poughkeepsie, NY in the friendly confines of my Nissan Rogue. As a fellow tv lover, Larry and I passed the time by discussing the latest of our viewing pleasures. Although it was awkward of me to ask, we eventually figured it would be sweet to record the conversation for future reference and thus the Quiet Poolcast was born. In today's first episode of the Poolcast Larry and I discuss the season six premier of LOST. The parallel worlds, Jacob vs. the Man In Black, The Numbers, and a common hatred of Jack all come into play during this 20 minute conversation.
Check out the Quiet Poolcast here.
Follow me on Twitter @quietpool. Follow Larry @larrington_bevy.
Check out the Quiet Poolcast here.
Follow me on Twitter @quietpool. Follow Larry @larrington_bevy.
Tags:
abc,
action tv,
larry avitabile,
lost,
podcast,
quiet poolcast
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