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Following up on our C2E2 conversation about things that could be improved by monkeys, robots, or Michael Caine, please enjoy this special rerun of the first time that topic appeared on the Atomic Geeks podcast. With special thanks to Carlin Trammel for the idea and Christian Nielsen for the audio and permission.

You don't put Christian Nielsen, Michael DiGiovanni, Carlin Trammel, Shawn Robare, William Bruce West, Rob Graham, Michael May, Jeeg, and Paxton Holley in a room together and not record a podcast. While at C2E2, the group (minus Jeff Somogyi who sadly was not feeling well that evening) gathered in Christian and DiGio's hotel room to revive the classic Atomic Geeks topic: "Robot, Monkey, Michael Caine." Each person suggests a movie, TV show, event, etc. and discuss what would best improve it: a monkey, a robot, or... well, you'll see.

In 2015, the Nerd Lunch crew met up with most of the Atomic Geeks and assorted members of the Fourth Chair Army at C2E2 in Chicago. Ten years later, it's time to get together again with even more friends. The group this time included Carlin Trammel, William Bruce West, Jeeg, Paxton Holley, Jeff Somogyi, Shawn Robare, Michael May, Rob Graham, Christian Nielsen, and Michael DiGiovanni. In this audio diary, we learn about how the trip came together, check in with the attendees at various points of the weekend, and tease a very special podcast episode that we recorded there and will be Coming Soon.

Inspired by the 2001 sitcom Emeril, Michael, Rob, Carlin Trammel, and Tim Lybarger assign each other similarly unlikely celebrities to build sitcoms around. Get ready for pitches for shows starring Bob Ross, The Cure's Robert Smith, Willie Nelson, and Theresa Caputo so that you can decide... would you watch this show?

Michael and Rob welcome back Carlin Trammel from last week and also John Vanover to nominate and vote on TV themes from dramas or any other genres that didn't fall into one of the previous categories we've covered. It's an especially eclectic hodge podge of musical styles this episode (making it particularly difficult to vote) in our road to determine the greatest TV theme song of all time.

These TV themes Sweet 16s aren't getting any easier. This time, Michael and Rob are joined by Paxton Holley and Carlin Trammel to agonize over, nominate, and vote on our favorite opening themes from action and mystery shows. It may be an impossible mission, but we'll open a bottle of magnum and try to become the greatest American heroes as we reveal the unsolved mystery of the best action/mystery theme ever.

The Return of Jetpack Tiger! In response to our episode on the Cartoons and Kids TV Show Themes Sweet 16, Dashiell and Carlin Trammel critique the decision to include the medium of animation as a separate category that competes with live action genres like sitcoms and action shows. Should animated shows be included with live action shows of similar genres?

Michael and Rob are joined by Carlin Trammel and Michael DiGiovanni to talk about collectible movie tie-in glasses. They discuss various ones they've collected over the years, including recent ones. But the highlight of the episode is when each panelist creates a whole line of four glasses for a movie that never got them. Carlin even created mock-ups of his line, which you can see below.

Carlin Trammel returns to the podcast feed for a special interview with David Heringer, organizer of the Infinity Con entertainment convention. They talk about the history of the show, why events like it are necessary, and the next one coming to Tallahassee, Florida on July 6 and 7.

Since we just talked about On Her Majesty's Secret Service last episode, now seems like a good time to revisit this conversation from Michael's old Sleigh Bell Cinema podcast in which he talks with Carlin Trammel about the movie and how (or if) it functions as a Christmas movie.

Michael and Rob reunite with their old friend Carlin Trammel to talk in a very spoilery way about the recent, third season of Star Trek: Picard. This isn't part of After Lunch's official Star Trek Trek discussions, because those won't get to Picard for a long time. We just couldn't wait that long to talk about the season.  And again, lots of spoilers in this episode.

A couple of episodes ago, Michael and Rob talked about JJ Abrams' Mission Impossible III and the TV show Lost came up. Michael mentioned an episode of the old Dragonfly Ripple podcast where Annaliese Trammel shared her thoughts on the first two seasons with her dad, Carlin. It was a wonderful bit of podcast history, but it's not easily available anymore, so we're rerunning it. Please enjoy.

Carlin and Robert Try to Put Right What's Going Wrong with the new Quantum Leap!  Theorizing one can get a few things off his chest, Carlin Trammel leaps into the podcast time stream. His only guide on this journey is Robert Zerbe, a fellow observer of the new Quantum Leap TV series airing on NBC. So both podcasters find themselves watching each episode of the new series and extensively making notes on what can be done to put right what is going on and hoping that Scott Bakula will also leap home!    Be sure to check out the King Thunder Stickers and other King Thunder merchandise!

Today we're wrapping up Week 2 rerunning discussions of Tangential Christmas movies from the Sleigh Bell Cinema podcast. We're actually not quite done yet, because there's one more on Monday and it's a doozy. But first, Jeeg and Michael talk about the Denis Leary vehicle, The Ref, from 1994.  And if you want to hear even more on The Ref on this very feed, check the old Nerd Lunch Extra Helping episode from December 2012 where Jeeg talks about it with Carlin Trammel.

Long before there was ever such a movie as Die Hard, the idea of Tangential Christmas movies was introduced by It's a Wonderful Life. It gets played at Christmastime and has an important Christmas scene, but is it a Christmas movie? In this rerun from Michael's old Sleigh Bell Cinema podcast, he and Carlin Trammel talk about that very question.

Michael and Rob welcome back old friends Carlin Trammel and William Bruce West to discover who the Ultimate Fictional Musician is. Each panelist nominates four bands or solo musicians to face off against each other Sweet 16 tournament-style. There can be only one champion, but the real fun is in the discussion and laughter along the way.

We watched 1979's The Muppet Movie with our pal Carlin Trammel and now we really don't want to put our hand up Kermits butt while being underwater.   

A Christmas Carol week continues with this re-run from Michael's former Sleigh Bell Cinema podcast. Michael talks with Carlin Trammel about one of their favorite Christmas Carol adaptations: Clive Donner's TV movie from 1984 starring George C Scott.

Carlin Trammel joins The Irredeemable Shag to chat about Justice League America #38 in which the Despero saga begins and things get deadly serious! Then Stella stops by to discuss Justice League Europe #14 in which the team battles Godzilla!?!! Plus YOUR listener feedback! Have a question or comment? Looking for more great content? Leave comments on our JLI PODCAST website: http://fireandwaterpodcast.com/podcast/jli-38 Images from this episode: http://fireandwaterpodcast.com/podcast/jli-38-gallery E-MAIL: jlipodcast@gmail.com Follow Carlin Trammel: Nerd Lunch Podcast: http://nerdlunch.net/ Twitter: @nerdlunch Instagram: @nerdlunch Follow Stella: Batgirl to Oracle: The Barbara Gordon Podcast: https://thebatmanuniverse.net/category/podcast/bto/ Required Reading with Tom and Stella Podcast: https://requiredreadingwithtomandstella.com/ Twitter: @BatgirltoOracle Bwah-Ha-Ha Award Intangible Spreadsheet of Mirth from Chris Lewis: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1D7dlWkjoGqwkm72vx9s8JLgfyZQMJGdI9kxYNTrnLiQ/edit?usp=sharing This episode brought to you by InStockTrades: http://instocktrades.com Follow the JLI Podcast: Subscribe via Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/justice-league-international/id1082000325 Subscribe via other podcatchers: http://feeds.feedburner.com/jlipodcast Also available on Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon Music and Google Podcasts Follow JLI Podcast on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/JLIpodcast Like the JLI Podcast FACEBOOK page: https://www.facebook.com/JLIpodcast This podcast is a proud member of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST NETWORK: Visit the Fire & Water WEBSITE: http://fireandwaterpodcast.com Follow Fire & Water on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/FWPodcasts Like our Fire & Water FACEBOOK page: https://www.facebook.com/FWPodcastNetwork Support The Fire & Water Podcast Network on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fwpodcasts Use our HASHTAG online: #FWPodcasts This has been the JLI Podcast! Wanna make somethin’ of it?

Michael and Rob steal a popular Twitter meme with the help of both fresh and familiar voices. Michael's college pal Faith Regn makes her podcast debut alongside our good friend Kay and the Muppetational return of Carlin Trammel! Our sensational, inspirational, celebrational panel creates five new Muppet movies by picking existing non-Muppet films, keeping one or two human actors, and replacing the rest of the cast with Muppets. Tune in for new Muppet capers and mysteries and maybe even some Muppets in space.

(From February 2018)Flash (Ah-Ahhh!) Gordon hit theaters in 1980 to little fanfare, but is most remembered for the awesome soundtrack by rock group, Queen. Outlandish costumes and a wacky performances from cast members like Sam J. Jones, Brian Blessed and Max Von Sydow have made the movie a cult classic among fans of so bad it's good cinema over the years . And despite a comedic return appearance in Seth McFarlane's Ted movies, we still haven't gotten a follow-up film.Only the SequelQuest crew of Adam, Jeff and Jeramy, along with our mighty guest host Carlin Trammel of the Nerd Lunch podcast (http://nerdlunch.net/podcast/) are brave enough to attempt a return to Mongo for an exploration of whether or not, “Gordon's Alive” and where his adventures have taken him.This energetic conversation deals not only in hypothetical plot scenarios, but also the history of Flash Gordon in animation and ideas for fast food tie-in promotions and toys that should have existed in the 80's. Plus, you won't want to miss our special intro theme that kicks the show off into a new universe. Listen now and find out who becomes king of the impossible!Stream our SequelQuest Back Catalogue from the links below or find the show on the NEW TRN Feed on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Podbean, SoundCloud and more.SequelQuest Back Catalogue:NEW! Now on Spotify as well! https://spoti.fi/2IrmZOFiTunes http://apple.co/2qJQwuxGooglePodcasts http://bit.ly/2qwIkl7Soundcloud http://bit.ly/2p28pILTuneIn http://bit.ly/2pKRWWfStitcher http://bit.ly/2BJaBGmPodbean http://bit.ly/2nqSQHzNEW TheRetroNetwork Feed:TRN Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/TRNpodFeed Credits:Intro MusicMusic: "Let's Go Back" performed by Donovan RaittMusic: Bensound.com "Instinct"Exit MusicMusic: "Let's Go Back" performed by Donovan RaittTechnical Producer: Jeramy HubbardSocial Media Producer: Adam Pope & Jeramy HubbardWebsite: http://theretronetwork.comWebsite: http://sequelquestpod.comTwitter: @SQPodTwitter: @TRNsocialInstagram: @ SequelQuestFacebook: SequelquestAll rights to the individual Intellectual Properties discussed on SequelQuest are under the ownership of their respective current owners, no copyright infringement is intended.

Michael May is joined by Carlin Trammel of the Nerd Lunch and Pod James Pod podcasts to talk about that most Christmasy of James Bond movies, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, starring George Lazenby, Diana Rigg, and Telly Savalas.

Hello, sunshine! We hop back to Easter 1986 to revisit the Jim Henson special “The Tale of the Bunny Picnic,” which is about neither Easter, nor a bunny picnic, but it did introduce Bean Bunny, the Muppets’ Nermal.On This EpisodeMike Westfall (@fallwestmike), giant mutant farmer who apparently knows a great recipe for a hypoallergenic stew.Emily Rowley (@mlerowley), who answered the Who I’d Like to Meet field of her old MySpace profile with “Bean Bunny.”Topics and TangentsJim Henson’s original introduction to “The Tale of the Bunny Picnic.”.“The Jim Henson Hour.”Bean Bunny is still around at Muppet*Vision 3D in Disney’s Hollywood Studios.Bean Bunny was also a late-series addition to “Muppet Babies.” His picture is on the playroom wall in Disney’s new “Muppet Babies” show.“The Muppet Musicians of Bremen” and its grotesque, full-size Muppet bad guys.Sweetums in “Tales from Muppetland: The Frog Prince,” in example.Bean trying to tell the other bunnies to quiet down or the dog will hear them is also the plot of the first act of “Trolls.”Every Easter Bunny costume is terrifying.Y’all remember Puffalumps? You do now.The Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta is home to several Muppets from this special, including both Bean and his Dragon Bunny form from his dream sequence.Friend of the show Carlin Trammel’s Video Tour of the Center for Puppetry Arts’ Jim Henson exhibit.Previous Podcast Episodes MentionedA Muppet Family Christmas (Season 1, Episode 2)Emmet Otter’s Jug-Band Christmas (Season 2, Episode 16)“The Tale of the Bunny Picnic” © 1986 Henson Associates.Commercial Break: Muppet Babies Holiday Huggables from McDonald’s, 1988.The Advent Calendar House is on the web at adventcalendar.house, on Twitter @adventcalhouse, and part of the Christmas Podcast Network.

Bunch of dorks talk Star Trek with Carlin Trammel of the now defunct Nerd Lunch podcast. Set phasers on whatever adjective works for you in this sentence.

Carlin Trammel and I have been planning on having a chat about his long running podcast, Nerd Lunch, put together by both carlin as well as his two buddies, Jeeg and Pax, for many moons now   Nine years this podcast has run, and the occasion of my conversation with Carlin – or CT as he’s known on the podcast – was the end of that podcast. We talk a lot in our conversation about transition, finality, and the passion it takes to keep something going so consistently for so long. By comparison, I made the first season of verse show run from April to September, then took a break for as long as the show ran. Much love and many props to Pax, Jeeg, and CT, who have weathered a lot of changes to their personal life, as well as to how the internet works, over those nine years. #VerseShow comprises conversations that give voice to creators, their process, their struggles, and the celebrations of their work. It's an interview podcast with a bend toward curiosity about the creative process.

Christian and DiGio are joined by pals Carlin Trammel and Paxton Holley from The Nerd Lunch Podcast as they attempt to turn the movie Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure into lunch.  

It's a postscript to March as The Chap Report's March episode finds itself in the beginning of April. Corey welcomes back Carlin Trammel of "Nerd Lunch Prime." The two talk A LOT about planes which includes a metaphor for Carlin's post-Nerd Lunch Podcast career, LOST and what it's like to fly on planes. Also, Carlin makes an impassioned plea to not quickly move on to the next national story. Remember the massive amount of devastation that has hit our country over the past couple years. Lots of people still need help. You can read just a few of the stories about Mexico Beach at NeverForgottenCoast.com as just one example.

Day 8: We blur the lines of reality, time, and space and practice peace on Earth and good will to men, women, chickens, bears, and Dizzy Gillespie in the 1979 TV special, “John Denver and the Muppets: A Christmas Together.” On This Episode Mike Westfall (@fallwestmike), wooden toy soldier who somehow qualified for foreign combat despite being unable to stay in formation. Bill Hanstock (@sundownmotel), freelance editor, writer, and producer published on SBNation, UPROXX, and some old, baby poop color website called Progressive Boink. Carlin Trammel (@nerdlunch) of the Nerd Lunch and Dragonfly Ripple podcasts. Topics and Tangents Bill’s Uncle Deadly tattoo. Former WWE Superstar and “Muppets Most Wanted” cast member Hornswoggle’s Tattoo Tribute to the Muppets. The Muppet Show Season 4 DVD promised at Disney’s 2009 D23 Expo, but which never came. Miss Piggy brings a sex joke, lest we forget the pilot of the Muppet Show was called “Sex and Violence.” John Denver’s linear notes for the album’s 1996 re-release cite the Muppets as an inspiration for writing “Alfie, the Christmas Tree.” “A Baby Just Like You” is one endpoint of the John Denver Christmas song emotional spectrum. The other endpoint is “Please Daddy (Don’t Get Drunk This Christmas).” A brief examination of the logistics behind Rowlf’s piano playing. John Denver’s rider absolutely included a scheduled constitutional into the woods. The only inclusion of “I Will Wait for You” sadder than Miss Piggy’s: “Futurama.” Jesus Christ has His own entry on Muppet Wiki. John’s son, Zachary: In the audience during “Silent Night,” and and at his father’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star ceremony in 2014. Jerry Nelson and Louise Gold singing “When the River Meets the Sea” at Jim Henson’s memorial service. Previous Episodes of This Podcast Mentioned Season 1, Episode 2: [A Muppet Family Christmas][22] After This Episode Listen to Bill and our friend, Pete, on Scientific Podcast Goes Boink remembering Jim Henson. You can visit the Advent Calendar House on the web at adventcalendar.house, on Twitter @adventcalhouse, and on the Christmas Podcast Network.

EP85 | A Team Movie Sequel | SequelQuest We love it when a plan comes together. In 2010 the 1980's prime time hit The A-Team was adapted to the big screen and promised big action and big fun, but was unfortunately a big bomb at the box office. Even with the star power of Liam Neeson, Bradley Cooper, Sharlto Copley and Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, The A-Team movie just didn't connect with fans of blockbuster cinema. SequelQuest loves a challenge as much as Mr. T loves gold chains and that's why Adam and Jeff along with returning guest, Carlin Trammel aka CT from the Nerd Lunch podcast decided to take on the mission of pitching an A-Team sequel that will knock the cigar right out of your mouth. Hop into our custom van as we discuss our nostalgia for the original A-Team TV series and the mountain of merchandising that came with it's success, as well as a debate the merits of the big screen version that may deserve a second look. So who will Hannibal, Face, B.A. and Murdock take on in The A-Team 2? The bad guys range from drug lords to ghosts from Hannibal's past but they all add up to trouble that gives our favorite group of highly skilled mercernaries a chance to strut their stuff. While you won't have to "get on no plane", we're telling you to get "on the jazz" and listen to the podcast, Fool!   Stream it from the link below or find the show on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Podbean, SoundCloud and more. NEW! Now on Spotify as well! https://spoti.fi/2IrmZOFiTunes http://apple.co/2qJQwuxGooglePodcasts http://bit.ly/2qwIkl7Soundcloud http://bit.ly/2p28pILTuneIn http://bit.ly/2pKRWWfStitcher http://bit.ly/2BJaBGmPodbean http://bit.ly/2nqSQHz Credits:Intro MusicMusic: Do The Relapse by DomoExit MusicMusic: You Be The Grudge by DomoTechnical Producer: Jeramy HubbardSocial Media Producer: Adam Pope & Jeramy HubbardWebsite: http://sequelquestpod.comTwitter: @SQPodInstagram: @ SequelQuestFacebook: SequelquestAll rights to the individual Intellectual Properties discussed on SequelQuest are under the ownership of their respective current owners, no copyright infringement is intended.

“The Chap Report," the timeless pop culture podcast that did not break any new ground nor dominated ratings in its original run, will returns to the podcastwaves with all-new episodes, in a special 90 minute premiere, TUESDAY, APRIL 24. “The Chap Report” will air in its regular time slot, the fourth Tuesday of each and every month on The Nerd Lunch feed. Featuring the show’s original (and only) host Corey Chapman, the revival will explore television, movies, music, technology, politics, and everything in between. On the premiere episode, Corey sits down with CT from Nerd Lunch to discuss how the reboot came to fruition. Then he welcomes Chris Tanski to the show, as they break down the 2018 Summer Movie season.

EP66 | A Flash Gordon Sequel Flash (Ah-Ahhh!) Gordon hit theaters in 1980 to little fanfare, but is most remembered for the awesome soundtrack by rock group, Queen. Outlandish costumes and a wacky performances from cast members like Sam J. Jones, Brian Blessed and Max Von Sydow have made the movie a cult classic among fans of so bad it's good cinema over the years . And despite a comedic return appearance in Seth McFarlane's Ted movies, we still haven't gotten a follow-up film. Only the SequelQuest crew of Adam, Jeff and Jeramy, along with our mighty guest host Carlin Trammel of the Nerd Lunch podcast (http://nerdlunch.net/podcast/) are brave enough to attempt a return to Mongo for an exploration of whether or not, "Gordon's Alive" and where his adventures have taken him. This energetic conversation deals not only in hypothetical plot scenarios, but also the history of Flash Gordon in animation and ideas for fast food tie-in promotions and toys that should have existed in the 80's. Plus, you won't want to miss our special intro theme that kicks the show off into a new universe. Listen now and find out who becomes king of the impossible! Credits:Intro MusicMusic: Do The Relapse by DomoExit MusicMusic: You Be The Grudge by DomoTechnical Producer: Jeramy HubbardSocial Media Producer: Adam Pope & Jeramy HubbardWebsite: http://sequelquestpod.comTwitter: @ SQPodInstagram: @ SequelQuestFacebook: SequelquestAll rights to the individual Intellectual Properties discussed on SequelQuest are under the ownership of their respective current owners, no copyright infringement is intended.

To mark the 30th anniversary of A Muppet Family Christmas, we try to get a head count of every unexpected guest at Fozzie Bear’s mother’s farmhouse on Christmas Eve in 1987. On This Episode Mike Westfall (@fallwestmike), excitable pig photographer. Carlin Trammel (@nerdlunch) of the Nerd Lunch and Dragonfly Ripple podcasts. Topics and Tangents We try and pick up the pieces cut from the DVD release over music rights. The dizzying continuity issues surrounding the Muppet Babies. Can you say “OshKosh B’gosh”? A milk commercial and the most forward-thinking bullies in history. Osvaldo el Gruñón, Oscar the Grouch’s Puerto Rican counterpart. Parting words from the guy with the beard doing the dishes. You can visit the Advent Calendar House on the web at adventcalendar.house and on Twitter @adventcalhouse.

Carlin Trammel (@nerdlunch) confesses his sins against cinema. My guest today runs the SHAME! gauntlet to discuss his resistance to watching the Godfather and how he overcame that barrier with a little help from Cinema Shame. We talk about the film's cultural omnipresence, the state of the Godfather as a "man's movie," play the Shamely Feud and discuss the moral compass of Don Vito Corleone.      CREDITS:   Talking Heads: James David Patrick (@007hertzrumble) - Writer of fiction and non-, former entertainment journalist, host. Carlin Trammel (@nerdlunch) - Podcast impresario. Credits include Nerd Lunch, Dragonfly Ripple and Pod, James Pod.    Music Contained in this Podcast: Nino Rota - The Love Theme from the Godfather Nino Rota - The Godfather Waltz   Big Daddy Kane - The Beef is On  Family Feud Theme   Recorded on March 1, 2017 and April 22, 2017.  Copyrights are owned by the artists and their labels. Negative dollars are made from this podcast.

Nerd Lunch presents Down the Rabbit Hole. Carlin Trammel, Jeff Somogyi and Paxton Holley welcome Michelle Houghton, Disney fan extraordinaire, to dive into Disney.Wikia.com. We learn about movies that are a mix of live action and cartoons, giggle buttons, pin trading and why you never want to watch a movie with Jeff. Listen now!

Nerd Lunch presents Down the Rabbit Hole. Carlin Trammel, Jeff Somogyi and Paxton Holley welcome Michelle Houghton, Disney fan extraordinaire, to dive into Disney.Wikia.com. We learn about movies that are a mix of live action and cartoons, giggle buttons, pin trading and why you never want to watch a movie with Jeff. Listen now!

Nerd Lunch presents Down the Rabbit Hole. Carlin Trammel and Jeff Somogyi welcome guests Evan Hanson and Michael DiGiovanni (Classic Film Jerks Podcast) to dive into Wikipedia. This time, Jeff, Evan and Michael each came with a mystery link. Can any of them work the conversation from Wikipedia's "nutmeg" page to their link? Only one way to find out! Listen now!

Nerd Lunch presents Down the Rabbit Hole. Carlin Trammel and Jeff Somogyi welcome guests Evan Hanson and Michael DiGiovanni (Classic Film Jerks Podcast) to dive into Wikipedia. This time, Jeff, Evan and Michael each came with a mystery link. Can any of them work the conversation from Wikipedia's "nutmeg" page to their link? Only one way to find out! Listen now!

Welcome to the first episode of the "show within a show," Nerd Lunch presents Down the Rabbit Hole. Carlin Trammel, Jeff Somogyi and Paxton Holley welcome guest Corey Chapman (The Chap Report Podcast and formerly Under Scoop Fire and Mad Men Podcasts) to dive into Wikipedia. Can they get from Harvey (Play) to Charles Rocket? Or even more importantly, can they stretch it out so there's enough of a show? Dive in and listen!

Welcome to the first episode of the "show within a show," Nerd Lunch presents Down the Rabbit Hole. Carlin Trammel, Jeff Somogyi and Paxton Holley welcome guest Corey Chapman (The Chap Report Podcast and formerly Under Scoop Fire and Mad Men Podcasts) to dive into Wikipedia. Can they get from Harvey (Play) to Charles Rocket? Or even more importantly, can they stretch it out so there's enough of a show? Dive in and listen!

Andrew and Michael are joined by Carlin Trammel from the Nerd Lunch Podcast as they try to recast Top Gun.

In a very special double-length episode, Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix cover the last James Bond film before the release of 2015's Spectre...Skyfall. Granted, you'd think this entire podcast has been about Skyfall for the last two years since it gets mentioned almost every episode. It turns out Carlin and Aaron have a lot to say about this movie. Maybe that's because Skyfall inspired them or maybe because recent developments with Alabama Dog forced them to channel their emotions in this manner. Also, the remaining James Pod crew introduce a brand new segment!

In a very special double-length episode, Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix cover the last James Bond film before the release of 2015's Spectre...Skyfall. Granted, you'd think this entire podcast has been about Skyfall for the last two years since it gets mentioned almost every episode. It turns out Carlin and Aaron have a lot to say about this movie. Maybe that's because Skyfall inspired them or maybe because recent developments with Alabama Dog forced them to channel their emotions in this manner. Also, the remaining James Pod crew introduce a brand new segment!

Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix tackle the final movie in Roger Moore's run as James Bond, 007—A View to a Kill! Understand that this episode is 110% devoted to Carlin and Aaron talking about nothing but this movie. But, also learn about where Alabama Dog has been the past few days, what Aaron's old friend Scott is up to and find out why Carlin has been coughing so much recently. Plus DODGEBALL!!

Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix tackle the final movie in Roger Moore's run as James Bond, 007—A View to a Kill! Understand that this episode is 110% devoted to Carlin and Aaron talking about nothing but this movie. But, also learn about where Alabama Dog has been the past few days, what Aaron's old friend Scott is up to and find out why Carlin has been coughing so much recently. Plus DODGEBALL!!

In this episode of Pod, James Pod, Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix discuss Pierce Brosnan's final outing as 007 in Die Another Day. Where does Halle Berry fall in the pantheon of Bond Girls? Why does this movie borrow so many plot devices from James Bond, Jr.? All that, plus Carlin makes good on his promise to share some of his recent Podcast Mastermind call. And QK's final fate revealed!

In this episode of Pod, James Pod, Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix discuss Pierce Brosnan's final outing as 007 in Die Another Day. Where does Halle Berry fall in the pantheon of Bond Girls? Why does this movie borrow so many plot devices from James Bond, Jr.? All that, plus Carlin makes good on his promise to share some of his recent Podcast Mastermind call. And QK's final fate revealed!

Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix double up this time by tackling Thunderball and the remake Never Say Never Again. Carlin delves more into what's going on with his podcast mastermind group, much to Janice's chagrin (hi Janice!) and we get an update about what's going on with QK. Also, find out what Earth-2 has to do with James Bond. And spoilers, someone puts a Sean Connery movie in their bottom tier for the first time.

Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix double up this time by tackling Thunderball and the remake Never Say Never Again. Carlin delves more into what's going on with his podcast mastermind group, much to Janice's chagrin (hi Janice!) and we get an update about what's going on with QK. Also, find out what Earth-2 has to do with James Bond. And spoilers, someone puts a Sean Connery movie in their bottom tier for the first time.

The James Bond experts are back! Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix cover something about James Bond that no other James Bond podcast dares to cover—the early 1990s cartoon James Bond, Jr. Hear speculation about the relationship between 007 and his nephew! Marvel at the insights behind the returning villains and the lessons they learned from facing James Bond! And be inspired to be punctual in your daily life!

The James Bond experts are back! Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix cover something about James Bond that no other James Bond podcast dares to cover—the early 1990s cartoon James Bond, Jr. Hear speculation about the relationship between 007 and his nephew! Marvel at the insights behind the returning villains and the lessons they learned from facing James Bond! And be inspired to be punctual in your daily life!

James Bond experts Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix cover Roger Moore for the fifth time and talk about his fifth movie, For Your Eyes Only. Beyond their usual deep, intellectual discussion about the movie, Carlin puts himself in peril by acting out part of the movie. How does this tie in with his new podcast mastermind group? How's the Alabama Dog as James Bond campaign going? And what's up with the book? Find out all of that and more in this episode for your ears only. Well, for your ears and anyone else who downloads.

James Bond experts Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix cover Roger Moore for the fifth time and talk about his fifth movie, For Your Eyes Only. Beyond their usual deep, intellectual discussion about the movie, Carlin puts himself in peril by acting out part of the movie. How does this tie in with his new podcast mastermind group? How's the Alabama Dog as James Bond campaign going? And what's up with the book? Find out all of that and more in this episode for your ears only. Well, for your ears and anyone else who downloads.

Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix get together for their monthly meeting and discuss the second of three times that Sean Connery had one last go at being James Bond. And there's PLENTY to talk about (GET IT?!?!?!?!). Also, catch up on their crusade to make Alabama Dog the next James Bond actor and find out if the show won a poddie. And what is Carlin's response to the news about the poddies? All that and more!

Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix get together for their monthly meeting and discuss the second of three times that Sean Connery had one last go at being James Bond. And there's PLENTY to talk about (GET IT?!?!?!?!). Also, catch up on their crusade to make Alabama Dog the next James Bond actor and find out if the show won a poddie. And what is Carlin's response to the news about the poddies? All that and more!

No, this is not a rerun. Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix are covering Casino Royale on this episode. Unlike last time, they are not covering one of the "noncanonical" Bond films, but rather Daniel Craig's debut from 2006. Along with that, the James Bond experts discuss who should takeover the lead role from Craig once he decides to leave. And one of the hosts is having some trouble with another of the hosts. All that plus the Poddies!

No, this is not a rerun. Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix are covering Casino Royale on this episode. Unlike last time, they are not covering one of the "noncanonical" Bond films, but rather Daniel Craig's debut from 2006. Along with that, the James Bond experts discuss who should takeover the lead role from Craig once he decides to leave. And one of the hosts is having some trouble with another of the hosts. All that plus the Poddies!

Aaron Nix and Carlin Trammel kick off 2015 with an in-depth discussion about the halfway point in Roger Moore's Bond career – Moonraker. Also, find out the latest in the development of the Pod, James Pod book and how much the Sony hack has affected the podcast.

Aaron Nix and Carlin Trammel kick off 2015 with an in-depth discussion about the halfway point in Roger Moore's Bond career – Moonraker. Also, find out the latest in the development of the Pod, James Pod book and how much the Sony hack has affected the podcast.

Carlin Trammel, Aaron Nix and Alabama Dog return for another episode of the most expertly hosted, James Bond-focused podcast. We finally talk about that movie we haven't been talking about, Tomorrow Never Dies. Pierce Brosnan's second entry in the franchise finds him taking on the grandfather of Twitter, cable news. Also, the crew make more progress on their exciting plans for their book. PLUS, since this was recorded before the recent news, we say NOTHING about Spectre!!!

Carlin Trammel, Aaron Nix and Alabama Dog return for another episode of the most expertly hosted, James Bond-focused podcast. We finally talk about that movie we haven't been talking about, Tomorrow Never Dies. Pierce Brosnan's second entry in the franchise finds him taking on the grandfather of Twitter, cable news. Also, the crew make more progress on their exciting plans for their book. PLUS, since this was recorded before the recent news, we say NOTHING about Spectre!!!

The best James Bond 007 podcast returns with a new episode. After some tension and oddities of the past few months, Aaron Nix and Carlin Trammel return to form and discuss a Bond movie together. This time, it's the second film in the series, From Russia with Love. Prepare to be astounded with the insights from these two James Bond experts. Also, what's Alabama Dog up to these days? Find out!

The best James Bond 007 podcast returns with a new episode. After some tension and oddities of the past few months, Aaron Nix and Carlin Trammel return to form and discuss a Bond movie together. This time, it's the second film in the series, From Russia with Love. Prepare to be astounded with the insights from these two James Bond experts. Also, what's Alabama Dog up to these days? Find out!

It's been a rough couple months for the show. At the end of Episode 0012, the podcasting trio of Aaron Nix, Alabama Dog and Carlin Trammel split and each did their own version of the show for 0013. And maybe that worked great or maybe it was horrible. Either way, the feud has ended with this episode and the team is reunited by their love of trying to one up each other in James Bond trivia. And hey, listening to two guys play a board game makes for good podcastin'!

It's been a rough couple months for the show. At the end of Episode 0012, the podcasting trio of Aaron Nix, Alabama Dog and Carlin Trammel split and each did their own version of the show for 0013. And maybe that worked great or maybe it was horrible. Either way, the feud has ended with this episode and the team is reunited by their love of trying to one up each other in James Bond trivia. And hey, listening to two guys play a board game makes for good podcastin'!

Finally, Carlin Trammel's entry in the solo episodes of the podcast. No longer needing Aaron as a co-host, he's found a George Lazenby in his new co-host, Chay. Will the new dynamic work? Or will it crash and burn like Lazenby's entry into the 007 James Bond franchise? Plus: Yoga!

Finally, Carlin Trammel's entry in the solo episodes of the podcast. No longer needing Aaron as a co-host, he's found a George Lazenby in his new co-host, Chay. Will the new dynamic work? Or will it crash and burn like Lazenby's entry into the 007 James Bond franchise? Plus: Yoga!

It's a historic episode of the podcast. Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix take on the task of discussing their first Daniel Craig entry into the 007 James Bond franchise—Quantum of Solace. But tensions mount and "discussing" is probably not the correct term to use. Listen to the end as this episode will have repercussions on the future of this podcast.

It's a historic episode of the podcast. Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix take on the task of discussing their first Daniel Craig entry into the 007 James Bond franchise—Quantum of Solace. But tensions mount and "discussing" is probably not the correct term to use. Listen to the end as this episode will have repercussions on the future of this podcast.

This month, Aaron Nix and Carlin Trammel dive into the adaptation of the first 007 James Bond novel, Casino Royale. While Alamaba Dog is still the third co-host, confusion makes an attempt to take his place as this episode might have the most miscommunication yet. Also, Carlin makes some big announcements about the growth of the podcast and the dodgeball segment gets and interesting twist.

This month, Aaron Nix and Carlin Trammel dive into the adaptation of the first 007 James Bond novel, Casino Royale. While Alamaba Dog is still the third co-host, confusion makes an attempt to take his place as this episode might have the most miscommunication yet. Also, Carlin makes some big announcements about the growth of the podcast and the dodgeball segment gets and interesting twist.

This month on the podcast, big claims are made about who is the most dedicated co-host on the show. Following that, Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix get into every aspect about Roger Moore's second 007 James Bond entry, The Man with the Golden Gun. Maud Adams, Brit Eckland, Darth Bond Villian, and the return of Sheriff Pepper and much more. Plus DODGEBALL!!!!

This month on the podcast, big claims are made about who is the most dedicated co-host on the show. Following that, Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix get into every aspect about Roger Moore's second 007 James Bond entry, The Man with the Golden Gun. Maud Adams, Brit Eckland, Darth Bond Villian, and the return of Sheriff Pepper and much more. Plus DODGEBALL!!!!

In this episode, Aaron Nix and Carlin Trammel kill off the Timothy Dalton set of 007 James Bond films and cover License to Kill. But not until after Aaron makes a point to try to kill off the feud between Carlin and Alabama Dog. But Alabama Dog kills the chances of that happening. Carlin also tries to kill Aaron's enthusiasm for his dodgeball team. There's a whole lot of killing going on this episode, but no one has a license/licence for it.

In this episode, Aaron Nix and Carlin Trammel kill off the Timothy Dalton set of 007 James Bond films and cover License to Kill. But not until after Aaron makes a point to try to kill off the feud between Carlin and Alabama Dog. But Alabama Dog kills the chances of that happening. Carlin also tries to kill Aaron's enthusiasm for his dodgeball team. There's a whole lot of killing going on this episode, but no one has a license/licence for it.

Saved for posterity here on Nerd Lunch, Carlin Trammel and Mark Dury host a look back at five years of The Atomic Geeks. This show features some of the greatest clips from one of the best podcasts of all time.

Things get crazy in this episode of the podcast when Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix discuss the much-loved, much-revered entry in the 007 James Bond franchise—Goldfinger. But only after drastic developments are made on the dodgeball teams. This is sure to be a controversial episode amongst fans of dodgeball and Carlin alike. You might want to listen to this show before Odd Job coats you in liquid gold.

Things get crazy in this episode of the podcast when Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix discuss the much-loved, much-revered entry in the 007 James Bond franchise—Goldfinger. But only after drastic developments are made on the dodgeball teams. This is sure to be a controversial episode amongst fans of dodgeball and Carlin alike. You might want to listen to this show before Odd Job coats you in liquid gold.

It's episode 007 so what better way to celebrate this episode of the podcast than delve into the 1983 classic, Octopussy? (Okay, there's probably lots of better ways to celebrate, but we had to cover this movie at some point...) In this episode, Aaron Nix appoints himself a mediator between the feuding Carlin Trammel and Alabama Dog, Carlin shows a renewed devotion to making this podcast what it should be, and dodgeball takes an interesting turn. Plus, how about those stunt people?

It's episode 007 so what better way to celebrate this episode of the podcast than delve into the 1983 classic, Octopussy? (Okay, there's probably lots of better ways to celebrate, but we had to cover this movie at some point...) In this episode, Aaron Nix appoints himself a mediator between the feuding Carlin Trammel and Alabama Dog, Carlin shows a renewed devotion to making this podcast what it should be, and dodgeball takes an interesting turn. Plus, how about those stunt people?

Aaron Nix and Carlin Trammel return for another episode of the podcast, but not without addressing some of the recent concerns regarding Alabama Dog. Once those are dealt with, the duo buckle down and discuss the finer points of Timothy Dalton's debut as James Bond. Also, huge congrats to Aaron on the birth of a new child. The child has gone nameless until this show. Plus: More dodgeball!

Aaron Nix and Carlin Trammel return for another episode of the podcast, but not without addressing some of the recent concerns regarding Alabama Dog. Once those are dealt with, the duo buckle down and discuss the finer points of Timothy Dalton's debut as James Bond. Also, huge congrats to Aaron on the birth of a new child. The child has gone nameless until this show. Plus: More dodgeball!

It's another episode of the best James Bond-themed podcast you'll find on the internet. Or worst. We've heard both opinions. Maybe this is the episode that will settle it once and for all. Carlin Trammel, Aaron Nix and Alabama Dog dip back into the Sean Connery well and delve into his first of three last James Bond films. We also create a new segment for the show that will change the face of podcasting forever! Dodgeball!

It's another episode of the best James Bond-themed podcast you'll find on the internet. Or worst. We've heard both opinions. Maybe this is the episode that will settle it once and for all. Carlin Trammel, Aaron Nix and Alabama Dog dip back into the Sean Connery well and delve into his first of three last James Bond films. We also create a new segment for the show that will change the face of podcasting forever! Dodgeball!

Aaron Nix, Carlin Trammel and Alabama Dog give you their most honest episode of their James Bond podcast yet. After addressing a concern that's been weighing on them for months, they delve into a deep discussion of Pierce Brosnan's third entry into the 007 franchise. And Carlin drinks some Pepi coffee.

Aaron Nix, Carlin Trammel and Alabama Dog give you their most honest episode of their James Bond podcast yet. After addressing a concern that's been weighing on them for months, they delve into a deep discussion of Pierce Brosnan's third entry into the 007 franchise. And Carlin drinks some Pepi coffee.

Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix cross their way into Sean Connery territory and in this episode of the podcast, delve deep into the debut film of the 007 James Bond franchise...Dr. No. Spiders, dragons, seashells, it's everything a James Bond movie should have and more!

Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix cross their way into Sean Connery territory and in this episode of the podcast, delve deep into the debut film of the 007 James Bond franchise...Dr. No. Spiders, dragons, seashells, it's everything a James Bond movie should have and more!

Aaron Nix and Carlin Trammel return in this episode of the podcast to talk about Roger Moore's debut entry in the 007 James Bond franchise...Live and Let Die. Questions are both raised and answered. Was this the best movie for Roger Moore to start with? Is Sheriff Pepper horribly annoying? Is 1973 Jane Seymour prettier than post-1973 Jane Seymour? Is Roger Moore's Bond kind of creepy? Is this movie racist? Is Paul McCartney the man? How complicated can it be to make coffee? We should have asked Pepi Foods that last question...

Aaron Nix and Carlin Trammel return in this episode of the podcast to talk about Roger Moore's debut entry in the 007 James Bond franchise...Live and Let Die. Questions are both raised and answered. Was this the best movie for Roger Moore to start with? Is Sheriff Pepper horribly annoying? Is 1973 Jane Seymour prettier than post-1973 Jane Seymour? Is Roger Moore's Bond kind of creepy? Is this movie racist? Is Paul McCartney the man? How complicated can it be to make coffee? We should have asked Pepi Foods that last question...

Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix sit down for the debut episode of the podcast and talk about their first 007 James Bond experience...GoldenEye. Tanks, jumping into falling airplanes and Bond girls who tastes like strawberries abound in this exciting first episode. Also, Pepi Foods is awesome!

Carlin Trammel and Aaron Nix sit down for the debut episode of the podcast and talk about their first 007 James Bond experience...GoldenEye. Tanks, jumping into falling airplanes and Bond girls who tastes like strawberries abound in this exciting first episode. Also, Pepi Foods is awesome!

We watched 1933's King Kong with guest Carlin Trammel from the Nerdlunch Podcast and now we refuse to vacation on Skull Island.