The Gag Reel Podcast

Awards for babies, hotdog costumes, and mysterious tables, it's hard to describe the absurd worlds of SNL alum, Tim Robinson's sketch series, I Think You Should Leave, but this week we will attempt to, at least. Join us as we make the definitive ranking of every single sketch in the series using a scientific and completely foolproof formula. As always, spoilers ahead! Rea

This week we talk about the movie that was Kevin Smith's dying wish. Get ready to don your cape and cane, because this week we're pledging our allegiance to Satan and chatting about Clerks 3. Join us as we discuss Zookeeper, Rosario Dawson and make the ultimate Clerks 4 pitch. As always, full spoiler warning. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro and Opening trailer 5:05 - Our initial

This week we turn this dog and pony show into a much different kind of pony show. Join us as we dive headfirst into the mid-2000s to catch up on what a couple of 90s slackers are up to in their 30s. As always, spoiler-warning. This is a full, spoiler-cast. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 3:19 - Broad thoughts on Clerks 2. Becka's first time reactions 10:54 - Clerks 2 surprises 16:4

This week we dive into the heart of '90s slacker culture, with the indie comedy, "Clerks". Join us as we explore Kevin Smith's 1994 VHS store classic, kicking off a deep-dive into a truly unique trilogy of films. Cat poops, eggmen, and Fred Armisen will all be discussed in true lackadaisy, not even supposed to be here today fashion. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 3:33

It would take a fool to try to package the entire history of humanity into a single feature film, but what about a tv show and a movie? This episode we review one of Mel Brook's less beloved films and the sequel series that has recently followed it. How does the new show compare to the original film and exactly does Taika Waititi fit into all of this? Who the heck cares? Check

In 2007, Chris Morris began writing a political satire about British-Muslim terrorists, a subject ripe to infuriate and offend people. The film he wrote became the 2010, Four Lions, which blew critics away at it's release due to it's well crafted comedy and the humanity of it's characters. Does it still hold up 12 years later though? Join us as we chat about the movies

In 2007, Chris Morris began writing a political satire about British-Muslim terrorists, a subject ripe to infuriate and offend people. The film he wrote became the 2010, Four Lions, which blew critics away at it's release due to it's well crafted comedy and the humanity of it's characters. Does it still hold up 12 years later though? Join us as we chat about the movies

There was a time when the only movie with Weird Al was a cameo in The Naked Gun. Then he made a whole movie himself! And nobody saw it, but not because it was only released on The Roku Channel. No, this one actually went to theaters. In this episode we break down Weird Al's 1989 cult classic UHF as well as his new Roku Channel exclusive biopic Weird: The Al Yankovic Story. Spoiler

There was a time when the only movie with Weird Al was a cameo in The Naked Gun. Then he made a whole movie himself! And nobody saw it, but not because it was only released on The Roku Channel. No, this one actually went to theaters. In this episode we break down Weird Al's 1989 cult classic UHF as well as his new Roku Channel exclusive biopic Weird: The Al Yankovic Story. 0:00

This week we implore ourselves to reconsider Steve Oedekerk's 2002 Kung fu parody film and whether or not it deserves a cult comedy status. Join us as we discuss mementos, enchiritos, and things of great significance. We will talk in full spoilers, be warned! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:30 - Diving back into our thoughts on Kung Pow: Enter the fist 7:38 - Perchance a fart: Analyzi