Sorry Meadows

Hey Wildcats! Things are changing here at Sorry Meadows HQ, just wanted to update you all with what's new!

Batman. The billionaire who dresses up as a bat and beats up criminals! But which Batman beats best? Mike, Rhys, and Sammy are here to glide in and solve that mystery!

In this episode Sammy, Mike, Rhys and Melanie talk about the newest (and not so new) MCU releases. They will discuss Eternals, Doctor Strange, Ms Marvel, Moonknight and Thor Love and Thunder. And maybe Morbius, but also maybe not. IT'S MORBIN' TIME! Edited (painstakingly) by Melanie Löw

Look, it's a Melanie, Sammy and Mike episode, you know what you're getting. It's unhinged, there's no structure, and we just end up listing hot people. Good movie though. Edited by Mike Thorp

Turmoil has engulfed Sorry Meadows. The wi-fi of Sammy to outlying hosts is in dispute.  Hoping to resolve the matter with a blockade of deadly broadband,  the greedy Jack, Rhys and Mike have stopped all contact to the small town of Portsmouth. While we endlessly debate this alarming chain of events, Melanie has secretly dispatched a Zoom chat room, where the guardians of peace and justice in the galaxy, can settle their conflict... Are the Prequels good or bad?

In this episode, three of our hosts: Mike, Melanie & Rhys, take a trip in the Timey Wimey Machine and travel back to the year 2000. Each host must choose a film from that year to explore. Join us as they discuss all the best parts of their chosen films, Final Destination, Requiem for a dream & Battle Royale.

Mike, Sammy and Melanie discuss Legends of Tomorrow and demand it be safed!

: The Description Hey Wildcats! Come listen to us unironically praise High School Musical for almost two hours! Apologies for the poor audio quality, multiple technical errors with the audio files.00 Edited by Mike Thorp

TV? Hey, it's pretty great! Mike Melanie and Jack watch TV sometimes, and in this episode they talk about all the telly they've been enjoying recently! Listen in for some top-tier TV recommendations! Spoiler-free.

Mike joins Rhys once again in a look back through Disney's animated past. This week we delve into the second half of the Silver Age, including some of Walt Disney's final films, such as Sleeping Beauty (1959), 101 Dalmations (1961), The Sword in the Stone (1963) & The Jungle Book (1967).

Quite some time ago Mike and Rhys made a blood pact where each of them had to watch a tv show the other recommended. In this first episode they will talk about Mike's recommendation Bojack Horseman. This is a very spoiler-heavy deep dive into the show, so please only listen if you have seen it (unlike me who had to edit this and now knows everything about the show

Hello, and welcome to a very special event, the post important awards ceremony of the year, The First Annual Blimpys, in which we pit the very best of film and TV head to head to see who comes out on top! Many, many spoilers ahead, so below I have written which spoilers are mentioned in which categories, and the timestamps of those categories, so you can jump around if you need to BEST FILM 00:02:25-00:08:53 Spider-Man: No Way Home BEST ACTOR 00:08:53-00:16:05 Spider-Man: No Way Home Tick Tick Boom BEST ACTRESS 00:16:05-00:23:00 Hawkeye Arcane Dickinson Midnight Mass BEST SEASON OF TV 00:23:00-00:29:11 Hawkeye It's a Sin BEST EPISODE OF TV 00:29:11-00:34:07 High School Musical: The Musical: The Series Loki BEST ORIGINAL SONG 00:34:07-00:39:24 Tick Tick Boom The Witcher STANDOUT MOMENT 00:39:24-0047:51 F9 High School Musical: The Musical: The Series No Time To Die Spider-Man: No Way Home Rick and Morty Ted Lasso Invincible Ghosts NOMINATIONS MUSIC: Crack That Case - Nathan Moore

Join Mike, Melanie and Jack as we talk about bows, swords and best boys.

Finally! After making its way into many other episodes, the boys (Mike, Rhys, and Sammy) finally get to talk about Doctor Who. Get ready for almost two full uninterrupted hours of time travel holiday fun. It sure is a shame Melanie couldn't make it. It is her favourite tv show after all :( Happy New Year! Theme song by Spike Capper, thank you! Edited by Melanie Löw (against my will)

Die Hard... I'm barely alive!

With No Way Home releasing today(!!!), Mike, Sammy and Rhys decide to look back on all the Spider-Man films we've had in the past and rank them using a preference revealer, which, fully on brand, leads to excessive arguing. Rest assured, there are no spoilers for No Way Home in this episode, however, what we do have, is countless technical errors which lead to most of the audio being misaligned for the first 10 minutes or so, but after that it should be fine. Edited by Mike Cereal

Uh oh, we're mixing Marvel with DC! Edited by Melanie Löw

It's the anniversary of Unus Annus and our two hosts, Mike and Melanie, have made it their mission to remember as much of it as possible. Will they win the race against the clock? Memento Mori Edited by Melanie Löw

Once upon a Sorry Meadows, while I pondered on It Follows, Thinking over many a quaint and bloody scary movie— While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a clapping, As of some witch gently clapping, clapping at my wardrobe door. “'Tis some witch,” I muttered, “clapping at my wardrobe door— Only this and nothing more.” Ah, distinctly I remember it was in the bleak October; And each Sorry Meadows member sat in fear upon the floor. Eagerly I wished the morrow;—to watch The Conjuring, The Descent, Hereditary and It Follows From my DVD bookcase of horror— horror for the lost Jack Tanner— For the rare and radiant Melanie, and the one the angels name Jack Tanner— Suffering here for your amusement. Edited by Mike Thorp

This is Sorry Meadows episode 35. TV & Film fan Mike goes to speak with friends about Netflix's Fear Street, but who are they?

Ponder the question "What If?" together with Sammy, Mike, Rhys and Melanie. Thank you to Spike Capper for the theme tune. Edited by Melanie Löw Music used: Hampus Naeselius / Deyja/ courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com

How crazy was the Rick and Morty Season 5 finale! IT WAS MENTAL! Rhys and Sammy were certainly excited by it, so much so they've decided to record an episode talking about the entire show! They cover A LOT of episodes in this, so grab your hip flasks and settle in for 90 minutes of unbridled reverence. Theme by Spike Capper. Edited by the Rhys one.

Join Mike and Sammy as we take a look at one of the greatest video game franchises of all time, going into FAR more depth than we expected about each one. Enjoy! Edited by Mike

Family. Family family explosions, family. Family Corona, family family. Family; family; family; family. Featuring family.

Oh boy, this is a weird one.

How great is TV? Seriously, how great is it? Mike, Jack and Rhys certainly think it's great, as they take your through some of their favourite TV shows around. Featuring discussions on Doctor Who, Game of Thrones, Horrible Histories, BoJack Horseman, Black Sails and Gavin & Stacey. To be continued....

Sammy speaks to Jack.

It's just Rhys and Mike again this week as we attempt a combined ranking of the 3 biggest sci-fi action franchises that feature the most iconic monster-villains of all time. There have been 18 films that feature an Alien or Predator or Terminator, all staples of 70s and 80s science-fiction. And yet, most of them are pretty rubbish and in this episode, we start by scraping the bottom of bottom barrels and look at the lowest-ranked of the franchises. God these films SUCK! Theme by Spike Capper. Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

SPOILER WARNING: Do not listen to this if you haven't seen Black Sails! Join Melanie and Jack as they embark on a journey to Nassau and discuss Black Sails! (yay Pirates) Thank you to Spike Capper for writing our theme song! Edited by Melanie Löw

Finally done with the Package films, Mike joins Rhys once again in a look back through Disney's animated past. This week we delve into the first half of the Silver Age, including classics such as Cinderella (1950), Alice in Wonderland (1951), Peter Pan (1952) & Lady and the Tramp (1955). Theme by Spike Capper. Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

There we were all nice and ready to record another Community episode when SOMEBODY didn't show up. So instead, we improvised and took a look at what DVDs we had on our shelves instead. Theme by Spike Capper. Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

There are LOADS of characters in fiction, in TV shows and films and books and plays and musicals and EVERYTHING! But can you narrow them down to a Top 100? Well, Rhys, Mike and Sammy have attempted to devise their own list and we will be exploring each other's selections by the most timeless of methods..... THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE! In this opening episode, we get a few entrants from the world of Disney, Doctor Who (typical, I know) and Community (check out our other podcast if you want more). Theme by Spike Capper. Edited by 'I don't remember'.

Join Sammy, Mike, Jack and Melanie as they discuss the freshly finished Loki! Did they like it, did they not? Who was Melanie thirsty for this time? WOW! so many questions but will we have all the answers? Find out! We (Melanie) would like to apologise for the bad audio, it seems we were visited by the God of Goofs himself and he messed with our equipment. Guess, he didn't like some of the hot takes we had ;) Thank you to Spike Capper for the theme song! Edited by Mike

Following on from the Golden Age, Mike joins Rhys once again in a look back through Disney's animated past. This week we delve into the package films, a strange collection of money-saving projects and propaganda. This includes Saludos Amigos, The Three Caballeros, Melody Time, Fun & Fancy Free, Make Mine Music and The Adventures of Ichabod & Mr Toad. Theme by Spike Capper. Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

Hey y'all, you know what's cool? Time loop films. There are loads and loads and loads of them, and they keep repeating and repeating the concept time and time again. In this episode Rhys, Mike and Mel look at 4 films from this (genre, is it a genre?) starting with the Grand-daddy Groundhog Day (1993) and then moving on to 3 examples of how the concept was utilized in unique ways, including Happy Death Day (2017), Edge of Tomorrow (2014) and Palm Springs (2020). Theme song by Spike Capper. Edited by Rhys Lloyd. Hey y'all, you know what's cool? Time loop films. There are loads and loads and loads of them, and they keep repeating and repeating the concept time and time again. In this episode Rhys, Mike and Mel look at 4 films from this (genre, is it a genre?) starting with the Grand-daddy Groundhog Day (1993) and then moving on to 3 examples of how the concept was utilized in unique ways, including Happy Death Day (2017), Edge of Tomorrow (2014) and Palm Springs (2020). Theme song by Spike Capper. Edited by Rhys Lloyd. Hey y'all, you know what's cool? Time loop films. There are loads and loads and loads of them, and they keep repeating and repeating the concept time and time again. In this episode Rhys, Mike and Mel look at 4 films from this (genre, is it a genre?) starting with the Grand-daddy Groundhog Day (1993) and then moving on to 3 examples of how the concept was utilized in unique ways, including Happy Death Day (2017), Edge of Tomorrow (2014) and Palm Springs (2020). Theme song by Spike Capper. Edited by Rhys Lloyd. Hey y'all, you know what's cool? Time loop films. There are loads and loads and loads of them, and they keep repeating and repeating the concept time and time again. In this episode Rhys, Mike and Mel look at 4 films from this (genre, is it a genre?) starting with the Grand-daddy Groundhog Day (1993) and then moving on to 3 examples of how the concept was utilized in unique ways, including Happy Death Day (2017), Edge of Tomorrow (2014) and Palm Springs (2020). Theme song by Spike Capper. Edited by Rhys Lloyd. Hey y'all, you know what's cool? Time loop films. There are loads and loads and loads of them, and they keep repeating and repeating the concept time and time again. In this episode Rhys, Mike and Mel look at 4 films from this (genre, is it a genre?) starting with the Grand-daddy Groundhog Day (1993) and then moving on to 3 examples of how the concept was utilized in unique ways, including Happy Death Day (2017), Edge of Tomorrow (2014) and Palm Springs (2020). Theme song by Spike Capper. Edited by Rhys Lloyd. Hey y'all, you know what's cool? Time loop films. There are loads and loads and loads of them, and they keep repeating and repeating the concept time and time again. In this episode Rhys, Mike and Mel look at 4 films from this (genre, is it a genre?) starting with the Grand-daddy Groundhog Day (1993) and then moving on to 3 examples of how the concept was utilized in unique ways, including Happy Death Day (2017), Edge of Tomorrow (2014) and Palm Springs (2020). Theme song by Spike Capper. Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

It feels like only yesterday we were celebrating the end of 2020, and yet here we are already at the end of June! Over that time, lots of new films and TV shows have been released and there have been ample opportunities to discover new content. Rhys, Melanie, Sammy and Mike take a look at the new releases that have stood out so far including new films like The Map of Tiny Perfect Places, Godzilla vs Kong, Army of the Dead and Mitchells vs The Machines, some new TV series like It's A Sin, Love Death + Robots Vol 2, Shadow & Bone and Legends of Tomorrow Season 6. Lastly, we look at films we discovered for the first time in 2021, most notably Spontaneous (2020), Short Term 12 (2013), Local Hero (1983) and When Marnie Was There (2014). Theme song by Spike Capper. Edited by Rhys Lloyd. Sammy should watch The Lion King.

This week we take a look back into the nostalgia-filled childhoods of Jack, Sammy, Mike, and Rhys as we delve into the childhood video games that kick-started our lifelong passions for all things nerd! In this episode, we cover Pokemon Red (1996), Halo: Reach (2010), Transformers PS2 (2004) and Ratchet & Clank (2002). Theme song by Spike Capper. Edited by Mike Thorp.

Rhys is joined by Mike as we journey back in time through the history of Disney Animated films. Disney is obviously a household name in the 21stcentury. Holding a near Monopoly over the entertainment industry, it's hard to watch a new release in cinema that isn't owned or produced by the Big Mouse. Intrigued by how they became this successful, I decided to watch all 58 animated films, a genre which Disney is most well-known for. Having noticed Mike had started making his way through the films, I couldn't miss this opportunity to ask him about these films. We begin this watch-through at the very beginning, dubbed Disney's Golden Age! This includes Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), Pinocchio (1940), Fantasia (1940), Dumbo (1941) and Bambi (1942). Theme by Spike Capper. Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

Now that we've got Justice League out of the way, we're going to lose all sense of focus, consistency or continuity so we can make what we want, whether people ask for it or not. Which in a strange coincidence also happens in the DCEU! This episode we look at the 4 remaining DCEU releases, Aquaman (2018), Shazam! (2019), Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) (2020) and Wonder Woman 1984 (2020). Theme music by Spike Capper. Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

Mike, Sammy and Rhys continue their journey through the DCEU by discussing two films that, despite containing the same plot, structure, actors and characters, couldn't be anymore different. We'll start with the film that was made second but that came out first, Justice League (2017) before delving into the mammoth film that is Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021). Sit back, we enjoyed this one... Theme by Spike Capper. Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

We begin our discussion of a universe which since day one has been met with tonal inconsistency, studio meddling, behind the scenes drama, Jared Leto, fan campaigns on Twitter and has come up against the full force of Rotten Tomatoes. In this episode, we'll be covering the first "phase" of the DCEU, including the films Man of Steel (2013), Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016), Suicide Squad (2016) and Wonder Woman (2017). Theme music by Spike Capper. Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

Today we adventure into Sammy's mind, taking a look at his history with films and TV as we continue our series of one-to-one interviews. Join us as we discover the passions for floating castles, Tim Allen's Santa Claus and Gravity Falls, and explore a rather personal connection to the Hundred Acre Wood... Thank you to Spike Capper for our amazing theme music. Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

Host Rhys has picked 4 films from the fantasy genre that he loved growing up, including The Neverending Story (1984), Howl's Moving Castle (2004), The Dark Crystal (1982) and Stardust (2007). Did Mike and Sammy enjoy this selection, or did they see through the long-hidden advert for Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance? Credit to Spike Capper for our THEME SONG. Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

Today we are doing a personal delve into one of our hosts, Rhys. Join us as we go back through Rhys's past, finding out what he would watch growing up and why cars that turn into robots that turn into cars are an obsession even to this day! Thank you to Spike Capper once again for our amazing THEME SONG! Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

This week on the Mama Donya Variety Hour, we're joined by two very special guests. First, Bucky Barnes will talk about how he keeps his youthful look and Sam Wilson will show you how to turn your Captain into America. We would also like to thank and credit Spike Capper for composing our very own theme song which is very cool! Edited by Melanie Löw

In today's episode, we take a look at Mike's favourite films, including superheroes, Star Wars, Scooby-Doo and a very strange encounter with Tommy Wiseau.

Was Melanie pushed out a window by her husband? Did Rhys get an arrow lodged in his throat? Was Sammy a sleazy Tory backbencher who's cursed to spend eternity with no trousers on? No, but BBC's Ghosts is full of such amazing characters and it's this brilliant TV show we'll be talking about this week!  Thanks to Spike Capper for our amazing THEME song! Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

Today we are doing a personal delve into one of our hosts, Melanie. Join us as we go back through Melanie's past, finding out what she would watch growing up and why paleontology is an obsession even to this day! Thank you to Spike Capper once again for our amazing THEME SONG! Edited by Melanie Löw

In anticipation for the upcoming Godzilla vs Kong, we're going to go back through the history of Godzilla today. Host Mike has picked a film from each of the four main Japanese eras for Rhys and Sammy to watch. We start at the very beginning with Godzilla (1954), before moving on to discuss Godzilla vs Destoroyah (1995), Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (1999) and Shin Godzilla (2016). Credit to Spike Capper for our THEME SONG. Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

In time for the start of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, we talk about the MCU's most recent TV show Wandavision! Host Sammy is joined by Mike, Melanie and for the first time Jack, as we discuss things we liked and also things we very much didn't like about Wandavision. And even though it might not always sound like it, we definitely did like Wandavision (I cannot stress this enough). We would also like to thank and credit Spike Capper for composing our very own THEME SONG which is very cool! Thank you Spike! Edited by Melanie Löw

In this episode, we conclude our look back at the mammoth franchise that is the MCU. Host Rhys is joined by Melanie, Mike and Sammy as we name our collective top 5. We would also like to thank and credit Spike Capper for composing our very own THEME SONG which is very cool! Edited by Rhys Lloyd.