Tremendous range from 2 brilliant film critics
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“These guys are two of the hardest working and most prolific podcasters on film and movies. From their main show which reviews the recent film releases, background series on the film history that leads to certain film franchises (eg Star Wars) to retrospectives on cancelled TV shows, their quality and quantity is outstanding. Friendly and open, moving effortless from the highbrow to the decidedly low brow, Bibbs and Witney are the best.”
TheTragicAnders via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
05/17/21
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“Ok, ok, some of cancelled too soon shows are actually great (Freaks and Geeks for example — brilliant review with Sam Levine!), but the best thing about this podcast is The 100 lives of Black Jack Savage... listen to it, you won’t regret.”
icantdonickname via Apple Podcasts ·
Netherlands ·
11/06/18
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“Bibs and Whitney take us through the annals of failed TV history with their fantastic banter and great insight. Well worth a listen for anyone with an interest in television.”
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Australia ·
10/27/18
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“Just starting to listen (Thank you Beast, #growlgrowl) and I'm loving it. I think I'm going to have to find a few of these shows on YouTube or elsewhere, just to see how good (or bad) they really are!”Read full review »
Hawk~^~ via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/20/17
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