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Join Jack and Eric as they discuss movies, both the important parts and also the completely trivial things that really don't matter. They make sure to appreciate the artistry, the nuances, and the work put in before assigning it an objective numerical rating based mostly on their enjoyment. Home to the award-winning* show: Doomsday Clock. *awards pending both nomination and winning
Unknown Host hosts Back at the Box Office, a comedy show with 29 episodes published.
Jack and Eric get on a bus and ride to Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten RIngs. As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like trauma city and important things like if men and women can
Jack and Eric signify where they are with a Civil War-style title card. As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like Ohio and important things like Eric's war on period cramps. NEXT WEE
Jack and Eric travel through time to discuss different parts of Loki Season One. As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like selfcest and important things like Jack's experience with t
Jack and Eric travel around the world by walking to discuss Falcon and the Winter Solider. As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like orphan puppies and important things like flirting
Jack and Eric travel around the world by walking to discuss Falcon and the Winter Solider. As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like orphan puppies and important things like flirting
Jack and Eric form town and discuss WandaVision. As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like gore of your comfort character (husband) and important things like breaking the fourth wall
Jack and Eric get on an international flight to Europe to discuss Spider-Man: Far From Home. As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like villain motivations and important things like E
Jack and Eric jump around in time to discuss Avengers: Endgame. As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like collecting all the infinity stones and important things like The Infinite Na
Jack and Eric go through a jump point and appear at a discussion of Captain Marvel. As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like space flash drives and important things like yuri. NEXT
Jack and Eric get really small and discuss Ant-Man and the Wasp. As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like maternal rescue and important things like the USPS NEXT WEEK: Captain Marve
Jack and Eric spend a crazy 24 hours discussing Avengers Infinity War. As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like collecting all the infinity stones and important things like the boun
Jack and Eric fly through the trees and enter a discussion of Black Panther. As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like line of succession and important things like if super vibranium
Jack and Eric take the bifrost to Sakaar to discuss Thor: Ragnarok! As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like snitching and important things like if Eric could fix Hela NEXT WEEK: Bl
Jack and Eric swing back into New York City for Spider-Man: Homecoming. As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like meeting your girlfriend's dad and important things like putting all
Jack and Eric venture back into space to discuss Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like how tall things are when viewed from a distance and importa
Jack and Eric get stuck in a time loop to discuss Doctor Strange. As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like everything and important things like nihilism NEXT WEEK: Guardians of the
Jack and Eric spend way too much time discussing Captain America: Civil War. As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like United Nations-ratified documents and important things like 3d
Jack and Eric get really small to discuss what is definitely not the MCU's shortest movie: Ant-Man. As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like Pym Particles and important things like
Jack and Eric float up in the air using only vaguely explained technology and watch Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015). As the clock ticks down they still find time to discuss unimportant things like infinity stones and impo
Jack and Eric venture into space discuss the Eric's Citizen Kane: Guardians of the Galaxy (2014). As the clock ticks down, they still find time to discuss important things like parental love for their children and unimpo
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Back at the Box Office is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Comedy (film) and has published 29 episodes.
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