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Hosted by Rob and Will · EN · 105 episodes
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Two certified Zoners, Rob and Will, take you through a Twilight Zone episode every week. Listen to them as they completely lose all sense of time and space. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Rob and Will hosts Time Enough to Cast, a tv show with 105 episodes published.
Rob and Will look back on season 3 and get their toilets ready to flush. See which episode(s) slither down to the sewers. Inquire as to whether you remember the mediocre episodes of the season. Marvel at the spectacle of
Rob and Will talk about the poignancy of the passage of the time in this season 3 finale. Also discussed are early to mid-90s McDonald's VHS sales, whether or not poetry causes suicides, and why some ghosts don't want to
Rob, Will, and Carol Burnett(OK maybe not Carol Burnett) ponder why anyone would remake a season 1 episode to placate an insurance company. They all conclude for money of course! Along the way they talk way too much abou
Rob and Will celebrate their 100th episode by telling every single listener what the king and QUEEN of bad words are. Along the way they stumble through a surprisingly uneven episode. Do you know any words that should jo
Rob and Will tackle important topics including what uniform number is too high for a professional athlete? Why don't those fold out stair high chairs exist anymore? And also how you should start giving stuff away as you
Rob, Will and Special Guest Host Kiel bring their dummies out of their cases to ask them one simple question: Are you a possessed evil creature? See which two are and which one is not in this extra creepy episode of Time
Rob and Will head down south of the border to ask fundamental questions like: 'Should kid actors be able to act?' 'Are Mexican bartenders more forgiving of patrons that knock them out?' and finally 'What is the best big
Rob and Will ruminate on important body swapping questions like would you rather be Michael Jordan, Shohei Ohtani, or Tom Brady? They also talk about important subjects like the price of cards, why everyone thought video
Rob and Will talk about the time they got 37 doctoral degrees in podcasting from every major university in the world. Also in this episode: memory games, exciting new characters and a surprise at the end that everyone wi
Rob and Will make their lists of all the evil people in the world and promise to make them slightly less annoying at four o'clock, or failing that whenever you choose to listen to this podcast. If that doesn't happen tel
Rob and Will land on a planet and find it inhabited with creatures, big and small. Before becoming maniacal with visions of becoming gods, they chat about this quite delightful episode. Want to become a destroyer of worl
Rob and Will wake up in their clothes in their beds next to women that don't know them in order to ask the question who am I and what I am doing? They figure it out in the course of this episode and answer eternal questi
Rob and Will call Bill the Physicist because they've lost another little girl in the Twilight Zone. They chat about hero dogs, which dimension is the correct dimension and why you should make sure to center your TV in a
Rob and Will examine the relationship between old aliens and young humans in this highly problematic episode of the Twilight Zone. Why does an alien troll young kids by launching their baseball thousands of feet over and
Rob, Will, and special guest host Steve put on their bibs and get ready for the best BBQ in the universe in this episode of Time Enough to Cast. Learn personal details of the hosts, like how they want to be consumed. Won
Rob and Will talk about who would be on the Mount Rushmore of professional wrestlers, how to cook an omelette, and which brand of pickles is the best. Oh and eventually they discuss the episode. Want to drop us a diatrib
Rob and Will gather up their keyboards, xylophones, marimbas, glockenspiels, and yes pianos to test the idea that music makes people more susceptible to experience the Twilight Zone. On the way they wax lyrically about w
Rob and Will relive their childhoods where one of them played kick the can and one of them didn't. Find out which one will snitch on the other to the retirement home attendant, some intriguing Burger King talk, and their
Rob and Will strap on their spurs and jump in their convertibles to get to the set of their old west television show this week on Time Enough to Cast. Learn which old timey cowboys are the biggest players in Hollywood. A
Rob and Will get their dogs and rifles and head out to do some night huntin' like they do every night. Questions explored in this episode: Are raccoons murdering machines, how long does it take a southern ghost to unders
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Time Enough to Cast is hosted by Rob and Will. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 105 episodes.
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