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Join hosts Kelli Kuschman (@kkuschman) and Nate Hapke (@n8hapke) as they interview guests about a movie they loved as a kid but haven’t seen since. They’ll rewatch the movie, and discuss if and how their perception of the film has changed over time.: Original Music by Caleb Parker (@calebaparker)Logo Design by Oliver Holguin (@oliverh_art)
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Signup to Generate a PitchLast Time I Watched is a tv podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 39 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
Unknown Host hosts Last Time I Watched, a tv show with 39 episodes published.
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Episode #39
If Doctor Who and Rolex had a brand deal, it would look something like the wristwatch Zak Gibbs finds in Clockstoppers. Although the rules of hypertime are fast and loose, the PR girlies aren't going to waste a second injecting it into our algorithms giving Tik Tok a whole new meaning. It'll be so incessant that we'll be begging them to stop the clock.
Episode #38
Trivia time! What do Harvey Keitel, Susan Sarandon, and a capuchin monkey all have in common? You guessed it, Monkey Trouble! Bonus question: Despite not acting in the film at all, how is Susan Sarandon still deeply connected to Monkey Trouble? Is it A) she executive produced the project, B) she told Thora Birch to audition for the role of Eva, or C) her former romantic partner based a character off of Susan shortly after their split? Listen to this week's episode to find out!
Episode #36
Is 2026 the year of the cat? Maybe it should be. We can only hope to embody the resilience and curiosity D.C. exudes prancing around the streets of Edgefield, Massachusetts in the 1997 remake of That Darn Cat . The only rules he follows are his own. He hacks a hairball in the face of danger. And why wouldn't he? He's got nine lives.
Episode #35
Processed doesn't begin to cover what these sweet treats are, so don't get lost searching for these fruits in the produce section. Fruit Roll-Ups and Fruit by the Foot are legends of our childhoods, but do they hold up? Find out on this week's bonus episode.
Episode #34
<p>Four very thick blankets + three types of candy + two cups of freshly made hot chocolate + one large couch = the ideal scenario for watching Now and Then. The movie projects cozy vibes from simpler times with nostalgic film grain and a soundtrack full of classics, but feels more relevant now than ever. Emotional beats? DJ, play that track. </p>
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