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The boys were having it pretty good up until Thunderball appeared! This movie has it all. Jetpacks, goofy racks, shark tanks, and lots and lots of underwater cinematography. In a classic plot of SPECTRE stealing nuclear bombs and threatening to use them on the US or UK, James Bond is tasked with finding those bombs! Luckily, it just so happened he was in a health clinic with one of the guys on the plane! Is Bond good at his job, or is he just ultra lucky?Remember to join our Discord for movie nights and further podcast discussions!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-other-half/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Summer's over, winter is coming and the Bondathon is BACK for the 180th Episode of the pod!Are you ready to dive back into the gritty world of James Bond? In this episode of our Bond-a-thon, we're dissecting the 2008 film, Quantum of Solace.From the chaotic writing process to the explosive editing, we explore the behind-the-scenes drama that brought this film to life. We'll also discuss the controversial theme song, the iconic cast, and the character development that left us all intrigued and questioning.But that's not all.We'll delve into the heart of Bond's mission: a revenge-fueled quest that takes him to dangerous new territory. As he navigates a world of ruthless adversaries and blurred lines, we explore the emotional detachment that defines this new era of 007.Is Bond's darkness a reflection of the times? Or is it a departure from the classic charm we've come to expect? We'll weigh the pros and cons of this more introspective take on the iconic spy.And don't worry, we won't spoil all the surprises. Tune in to discover the jaw-dropping action sequences, the stunning locations, and the unexpected twists that make Quantum of Solace a must-watch for any Bond fan.Enjoy!Chapters00:00 Challenges and Continuity in the Writing Process09:02 Fast-Paced Editing Style and Influences13:00 Mixed Reactions to the Theme Song15:48 Strong Performances by Daniel Craig and Olga Kurilenko22:37 A Believable and Slimy Villain26:39 Exploring Bond's Relationships28:45 Intense and Well-Executed Action Sequences32:04 A Divisive Film with a Different Take on Bond34:30 Dominic Green's Agenda and the Battle for Bolivia's Water Supply36:25 The Absence of Moments of Solace39:24 Intense Action and the Lack of Gadgets48:20 Blending Elegance and Practicality in Costume Design55:50 Production Challenges and Scrapped Scenes57:18 The Integration of the Gun Barrel Sequence01:03:21 Mixed Reviews and Commercial Success01:07:39 A Darker and More Introspective Bond#JamesBond #JamesBond007 #QuantumofSolace #DanielCraig #BondMovie #TailoringTalkMagazine #Podcast #Review #MovieReview #PodcastReview#BondGirl #BondVillain #BondGadgets #ActionMovie #SpyMovie #FilmAnalysis #MovieCritique #BehindTheScenes #MakingOf#WatchWithMe #MovieNight #PodcastLove #PodcastCommunity #PodcastAddict #PodcastRecommendsSend us a textSupport the showYou can now support the show and help me to keep having inspiring, insightful and impactful conversations by subscribing! Visit https://www.buzzsprout.com/1716147/support and thank you so much in advance for helping the show!Links:Roberto on Instagram http://www.instagram.com/robertorevillalondonTailoring Talk on Instagram http://www.instagram.com/tailoringtalkpodcastTailoring Talk on YouTube https://youtube.com/@tailoringtalkCreditsTailoring Talk Intro and Outro Music by Wataboy / TVARI on PixabayEdited & Produced by Roberto RevillaConnect with Roberto head to https://allmylinks.com/robertorevillaEmail the show at tailoringtalkpodcast@gmail.com

Is Bond dead because he died in NTTD? This podcast is a reaction to the reaction of my YouTube video entitled Is The Bond Franchise Dead/ Are We Played Out? Allow me to armchair quarterback this topic with a very simple idea...

“If the opportunity presents itself, you can always go for the shoe poo.” The panel of peril dash to the bathroom with a glass and a saltshaker, making themselves a wonderful briney drink, before sitting down to watch this week's film Casino Royale (Martin Campbell, 2006). James Bond (Daniel Craig) is just starting out his career as a 00 agent. His first mission is to track down the money being wagered by in-between man Le Chiffre (Mads Mikkelsen) and attempt to bankrupt him in a high stakes game of poker at the titular casino. Is Bond's poker face up to the task? Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36mnx8dBbGE ********PLOT SPOILER ALERT******** Bond isn't the only person under pressure to perform as Le Chiffre is under the employ of Mr. White's (Jesper Christensen) shadowy organisation, who introduce the blood weeping bugger to the Lord's Resistance Army whose funds he must gamble and win with. Also! Bond is joined on his mission by Vesper Lynd (Eva Green), an agent of the Treasury who may have a more vested interest in the task than she's letting on ;) What did the panel think of this week's movie? How can they improve upon the villain's masterplan? And who will be anointed this week's most diabolical? Sound Effect by Muzaproduction from Pixabay Sound Effect by UNIVERSFIELD from Pixabay Sound Effect from Pixabay Music by JuliusH from Pixabay Sound Effect by Fronbondi_Skegs from Pixabay Sound Effect by Cristian_Changing from Pixabay

Hollipop has powered through all of the Bond films (sort of) and after watching 2022's No Time To Die, she's ready to speak about the famous spy, along with D. Robi, a long-time fan of the franchise. How does the final film measure up? Is Bond a walking STD? Who is the best Bond villain? All of these questions and more may or may not be answered in this episode dedicated to Bond, James Bond.

Dan Nathan, Guy Adami and Danny Moses are fired up when it comes to the U.S. debt limit (1:00). The guys provide an update on the financial sector and consumer staples (5:30). How will guidance impact the market in 2023 (14:30)? Is the energy sector too “crowded” and where else can investors look to park their money (21:00)? Danny lays out how Tesla is transforming into a cyclical industrial (23:30). The Bank of Japan can't stop tripping over their own *bleep* (34:00). Is Bond volatility running rampant and bond yields going lower might not actually be bullish (37:00). Danny dishes out his picks for the divisional round of the NFL Playoffs (40:00). Check out our show notes and transcript here ---- See what adding futures can do for you at cmegroup.com/onthetape.  ---- Shoot us an email at OnTheTape@riskreversal.com with any feedback, suggestions, or questions for us to answer on the pod and follow us @OnTheTapePod. We're on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow Danny Moses @DMoses34 on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Subscribe to our YouTube page

Space shuttles! Airplanes! Parachutes! Skydiving! Circuses! Jaws! Explosions! Plans to kill Bond . . . and a beautiful woman! Can shuttles fly? Is Bond really on his last leg? Whatever happened to that leg?! Join Dan, Tom and Vicky as we get a leg-up on the pre-title sequence of MOONRAKER! And Philip Latchford and John Cork weigh in too with us! Subscribe to our show right now! Ideas?  Info@SpyMovieNavigator.com  Website Episode Page: https://spymovienavigator.com/podcast/moonraker-pre-title-sequence-decoded/ 

After making it all the way through the Connery Bonds (not really), we stop and make time to think about what we've seen. Is Bond...likeable? Who's the best villain? Which movie should you start somebody on? We talk about our impressions of Connery's Bond, then run a lightning round of our bests and worsts of the era. Tweet at @bondwesharecast to tell us how smart and insightful we are (or yell at us). Music: Codename Dougwood by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

In this episode, Dino is all by his lonesome as he discusses the new James Bond film, "No Time to Die." Did Daniel Craig's final film send his character out on the right note? Does the movie land the many emotional punches it throws? Is Bond still relevant in the 21st Century? Plus, Dino outlines where he thinks the Bond franchise should go from here and answers the question as to who he thinks is the best actor to ever play 007.    Follow us: https://linktr.ee/InsideTheTauntaunPodcast  

How is it that a character created over 70 years ago in the aftermath of WW2 is still impacting the world in 2021? Is this Holmes, Poirot, or even Hamlet? Much like the characters mentioned Bond is a classic study of his time – in his case the mid-20 th century. Yet much like the more classical characters there is something about the Ian Fleming creation that pushes beyond the world in which he was created in. Beyond the Cold War, the Space Race, international terrorism, computer hacking – you name it. Bond transcends but WHY?Much like the more literary accomplished Doyle, Christie, and Shakespeare; Fleming wasperfectly suited for his subject and his audience, yet he had a secret weapon that none of those giants mentioned before him had – he had the silver screen and he had one man that would come to dominate the tradition of Bond even more than the creator himself – Cubby.Cubby Broccoli and Albert Saltzman (for several years) were the catalysts in the early daystransforming the character from the pages of Fleming's novels, which were far more traditional in their storytelling style, to the blockbuster industry changing movies we have been watching for almost six decades. Yet as both Fleming and Saltzman exited the Bond landscape through death and business it left one man – Cubby.Cubby was the perfect steward to the Bond legacy and its future – it became a family affair with both his wife and children taking active roles in the execution of each movie….including and especially “No Time To Die'”. So, without Fleming and now without Cubby, who passed over twenty-five years ago in '96, the Broccoli family has been more adept than ever at not just keeping Bond relevant and fresh but somewhat groundbreaking. Seamless transitions from lead actors six times in as many decades, keeping up with the fickle tastes of fans trough “The New Hollywood” of the 60's, the blockbuster model of the 70's & 80's (a model one could argue was born of Bond), and now through the CGI and jump cuts of the 2000's.And yet here we are in 2021 and the movie industry is facing its biggest challenge since the rise of the VCR add in COVID and you have a truly unprecedented challenge that could turn the marquee lights off for good.Fleming, Cubby, Moore, even Connery are all gone in 2021. Gone also are the devastating sexist and somewhat racist troupes that filled the cinematic landscape of the 20 th century – we are embarking on so many new roads one might struggle to find a place for the likes of Bond. Why did Bond matter? Does he matter now? Can THE most iconic womanizer, smoker, drinker, driver, fighter, patriot, and man make it in the woke world we live in? Is Bond going to get canceled by the culture he helped create?Let Us Discuss These Things And More....So Sit Back And Relax Mom & Dad Won't Be Back For At Least

Welcome to the first podcast of 2021! JB is here to ruin everything. Delays in the podcast and domestic insurrection. The inauguration. We’re a Chris Gaines podcast now. We’re not mad at the movie, we’re just disappointed. Mark explains how chapters work. Robert Jordan? Return of The Whillice Cut. The writers strike. Corrine the Canadian secret agent. Fights like a drunk guinea pig. Marc Forster. Jack White. Box office. Studio notes. When Vicki from Clubhouse joins the podcast. When Mark drops a pan. Best side character (not Chris Gaines). Poseidon theory. Is this a good or bad Bond movie? Is Bond a good or bad person? Coming up next episode: Mark’s Birthday choice—Good Will Hunting. After that, The State of the Franchise and how we will choose what we talk about post-James Bond. Then a JB birthday choice, which is not Glengarry Glenn Ross. Then Skyfall. Clubhouse? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kissyourfranchisegoodbye/message

We're now a Mads Mikkleson fan podcast, welcoming in Andy's sister Kate, her friend Gaelen, and ReturningChamp™ Melissa as our biggest Mads fans we know. Also JB and Mark are here. (We miss you, Brooke!) It's a reboot! Is Bond the same person? Parkour. How other movies from the 2000's influenced the film. Satisfying old fans and bringing in new fans. The 2005-2006 box office landscape (Note that at one point here Andy said "George Martin instead of George Miller as the director of Happy Feet and the Mad Max movies. Ooops.) The Bourne Influence. The disability trope. Why we love Mads as Le Chifre. Staring contest. Moist men. Eva Green as Vesper Lynd. Fridging characters still. The box office. Studio notes. Introducing "The Whillice Cut"-- stop Casino Royale with a happy ending on the beach after the hospital. Roll credits. The last scene gets put on the front of Quantum of Solace. Both movies are improved. Best tech/gadgets. Side characters. Best one liners/quotes Best side character Poseidon theory? Is this a good bond movie? Is bond a good person? Choosing our next franchise. Go vote in the poll in our Facebook group. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kissyourfranchisegoodbye/message

The name Is Bond, James Bond.

Welcome to the cool side of this McDLT, where we have returning champ Melissa, Candice back from her appearance on the Live and Let Die episode, and Doug and Sarah Willoughby from our Moonraker and On Her Majesty's Secret Service episodes. Mark still hates the movie. Straying from the formula-- old and new Bond don't necessarily mesh. Brad Whitaker is a weak villain. Kara is a weak Bond girl, but is she top 5? Who are the worst? A more nuanced take on her character. A long discussion on the ferris wheel scene-- trigger warnings for discussions of rape, sexual assault. Doug's John Rhys Davies story. Is this actually the "meh?" side of the podcast? Andy is being unfair about loving Lazenby. This is an ok James Bond movie. Is Bond a good person? Remember how he founded al Qaeda? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kissyourfranchisegoodbye/message

Timothy Dalton's debut as James Bond. Did Bond drive a Land Rover off an actual suicide cliff? Did the director call the leading lady's dress a piece of table cloth? Is the film having a Roger Moore hangover? Is Bond actually fighting with the Taliban? The film has a rather multilayered plot with all its variables. The Lab is here to explain everything as Karri, Henrik and Tom discuss all the plot dynamics at play. It does not stop there, as Karri has visited many of the filming locations and will give even further details. This is most likely the most thorough investigation of The Living Daylights ever recorded. The Living Daylights (1987). Directed by John Glen. Starring Timothy Dalton, Maryam d'Abo, Jeroen Krabbé, John Rhys-Davies. This episode is part of The Flick Lab's 'James Bond Marathon', where one Bond episode will be released every last Thursday of the month leading up to the release of No Time to Die (2020). The Living Daylights on IMDb  The Flick Lab is a film podcast focused on world cinema, where two Finnish gentlemen with media background analyse one film every week in extreme detail, in English. New episode every Thursday. You can find The Flick Lab on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. You can also find the podcast on: Facebook  Twitter Instagram  YouTube  Hosted by Karri Ojala and Henrik Telkki. Guest Tom Frankland. Audio production by Karri Ojala. The Flick Lab theme tune by Nick Grivell.

This episode is briefly about how my word IS BOND, how my mom is the worst, how mechanics be doing too much, and how apparently Black women are obnoxiously independent. Let me know what y’all think! #PettyPodcasts #IJustBeChattin

Pop Culture Jeopardy. It was a close fight. CMT Awards tonight well feature some great duets. A Richfield couple wins a Game of Thrones contest. Left-lane hogs could be ticketing as of Aug. 1. Is Bond 25 cursed? Dolly Parton sleeps with her makeup on.

Is Bond 25 a make or break film for Daniel Craig's legacy? This episode of 'James Bond & Friends' is hosted by James Page with guests Paul Atkinson, Calvin Dyson, and David Leigh.Originally recorded along with Episode 001, we found ourselves descending into general banter about the franchise and the over-arching aspects of how Daniel Craig’s tenure may end and whether Bond 25 is a make or break film. Along the way, we consider watching the films from a different perspective, leaving during the credits, gunbarrel placement, Craig's unfinished business, whipping out a quiche, a budget-breaking third biscuit boy, possible composers and singers, anniversary films, and the disappearance of Colin Salmon. The recording took place on March 8th, 2019 in the USA, UK, Spain, and New Zealand. James Page & Paul Atkinson are co-founders of MI6-HQ.com and the magazine MI6 ConfidentialCalvin Dyson can be found at youtube.com/calvindysonDavid Leigh runs thejamesbonddossier.comThis podcast is copyright Pretitles LLC © 2019.Music credit 'Spy & Die' by Jay Man.

Is Bond any match for Meryl Streep? Roger Moore's incarnation of Bond goes up against Academy Award winning performances from Dustin Hoffman and Meryl Streep in the latest episode of "The People vs Oscar." Following the success of "Star Wars," audiences flocked to see Bond in Space! Meanwhile, the Oscars turned their eyes towards the family divorce drama "Kramer vs Kramer." Which film prevails? Listen to find out.

Today's guest, Amanda Bond, is an expert in Facebook ad strategy. She uses her contagious enthusiasm and wealth of insight to change Facebook advertising from something intimidating into something understandable and fun. She offers clear advice, tips, and strategies on how to make the most of your Facebook advertising. She digs into topics about connecting with potential customers, helping your audience engage with your brand, and finding the best tools to use. Find Out More About Bond Here: The Ad Strategist @TheAdStrategist on Twitter @theadstrategist on Instagram @bondtourage on Instagram @theadstrategist on Facebook In This Episode: [01:32] - We start out with the topic of strategy. Bond digs into tactics and strategy as they relate to Facebook, and emphasizes the importance of prioritizing strategy over tactics. She and Stephan then joke about clickbait strategies. [03:55] - In discussing the strategic processes she puts her clients through, Bond invites listeners to picture a funnel that’s broken into three pieces. She offers examples for how to interact with customers in the different phases represented by the three funnel pieces. [06:48] - What are some of the things that Bond would do for someone who is putting the cart before the horse by trying to make the sale before helping customers feel connected to their brand? [09:47] - Bond recommends going as deep as possible into the funnel first to make sure your business can sustain Facebook ads. [11:38] - Stephan offers himself and his online course as an example to illuminate the points that Bond has been making. She then offers him a tactical way to figure out the answers to his questions. [17:20] - What would be an example of an objection somebody would have, and how would Bond preempt it? [21:07] - Bond discusses bringing a powerful video into ad format so that people see it at the right time in the process. [23:22] - Stephan makes an important clarification about Facebook Live, and why it’s so important to do it from your business page. Bond then elaborates on this point. [25:21] - Bond discusses the terms “retargeting” and “remarketing,” which she uses interchangeably. She then defines the concept. [27:42] - How long does the Facebook Pixel last on your website? [29:02] - Bond returns to the topic of using Facebook Messenger to talk to potential customers. [31:14] - Stephan discusses the power of open-ended questions, which you can use anywhere (not just on Facebook). [33:12] - We hear about Bond’s use of ManyChat, which she explains isn’t as robust as it could be. She then brings us back to the three steps of connect, commit, and close. [36:28] - Is Bond using people’s names in voice messages to make clear that it isn’t recorded? She answers, then discusses the system she’s using on the backend. [40:07] - Bond is at the point where she is going to be incorporating webinars into her process. She then gives a quick and persuasive pitch for the system that she’s launching very soon. She also discloses the price and explains that you can find the system at theadstrategist.com/stradegy to buy the system once it launches. [43:24] - What is Bond’s favorite ad format for each of the three steps (connect, commit, and close)? [47:21] - Bond shares her thoughts on whether listeners should be using Facebook Ads Manager or Facebook Power Editor [49:06] - We learn about EdgeRank and Bond’s thoughts on it. She also explores why it can be more economical to keep people inside the Facebook ecosystem than drive people to your own website. [53:20] - Stephan discusses some ways to manufacture or incentivize engagement behavior. Bond then points out that Facebook is penalizing engagement baiting, and Stephan offers some suggestions to get around that. [56:43] - Bond talks about the disclosures, disclaimers, and so on that you need to include on your landing page. [58:28] - What would be Bond’s ninja best tip that she hasn’t already talked about in this episode? [61:15] - Bond lists some places where listeners can find her online Links and Resources: The Ad Strategist @TheAdStrategist on Twitter @theadstrategist on Instagram @bondtourage on Instagram @theadstrategist on Facebook Marketing funnels The Art of War by Sun Tzu Tony Robbins Facebook Live Facebook Pixel Dean Jackson Kent Littlejohn ManyChat Infusionsoft Ontraport Active Campaign The Ad Strategist’s new system Facebook Ads Manager Facebook Power Editor EdgeRank  

You Only Live Twice - “Two-Ply Walls” Summary: Welcome to SPECTRE etc. This is the James Bond podcast where we discuss the ins and the outs of each film. In this episode, we watch as Bond says goodbye to the Bahamas of “Thunderball” and konichiwa to Japan as Roald Dahl’s screenplay for “You Only Live Twice” opens the door for so very many racist undertones. And overtones. * The pre-titles sequence takes place in outer space with reasonable special effects. This has us cautiously (foolishly, as it turns out) optimistic for the blue-screening ahead of us. * We have had enough of the Bond franchise trying to fool us with yet another “Is Bond dead?” sequence. When Bond’s corpse is reanimated and returned to dry land, he heads to a sumo match and tells the first girl he sees that he loves her. * Bond visits Henderson, but our focus is on the real-world practicality of paper walls. How would you hang art on those walls? Or stick up posters? Or maintain a prison system? * Col enjoys the way Bond breaks into a safe, though not probably as much as he enjoys realising that 20 years ago he was close to this filming location. * Bond meets Tiger Tanaka, who divides opinion. Cam is happy to be startled by Tanaka’s secret sorting slide, but Matt thinks this sort of thing is beyond the pale. Meanwhile, Tanaka’s personal train has us all wondering how things would be if everyone had their own train. The bath-house that innuendo built, which is full of Tanaka’s sexiful possessions, turns us into giggling schoolboys. * Bond is checked for weapons at Osato Chemicals, teaching us all a lot about how x-rays work. And then we are off to the docks! Bond is taken captive (briefly) before escaping from the plane he was left sitting in. * Little Nellie joins the team, which leads us to a volcano lair, which leads us to Blofeld! Just when we are getting all excited about Bond getting into the volcano lair, we are forced to sit through 20 wasted minutes of Bond becoming “a Japanese”. * Finally, the film snaps back into action with Bond taking his pig-faced bride to explore Blofeld’s volcano lair! Cam considers finally seeing the face of this supervillain to be the “Blofeld money shot” he has been waiting for. * During the film’s big climax, we get stuck on what seems like an odd criticism for a film - there are just too many cameras. Yet again, Bond finishes his adventure in a boat with a girl - this time though, we get to see Moneypenny cockblocking Bond! Official SPECTRE etc Theory (OffSeT) #5: SPECTRE is the industry leader. Benso has been pushing this idea for a few episodes now, and finally Col is convinced. Whether it is using live humans in their weapon-testing facilities, or issuing agents with cyanide pills, or even leaving enemy combatants in escapable situations; you can be sure that SPECTRE did it first, and MI6 later followed. And of course, keep checking back for a link to our petition to solve road-based traffic jams by giving everyone their own train! Worst Impersonation Trophy: Col does a pretty reliable Connery, and a reasonable Japanese accent, but once Bond “becomes a Japanese”, Col has to combine these accents to have a Scottish inflection on “Arigato” - this just seems a bridge too far for his impressive impersonating skills! Contact Us: Facebook: facebook.com/SPECTREetcpodcast/ Twitter: @SPECTREpodcast Email: SPECTREpodcast@outlook.com

Thunderball - “A Fleshy Mechanism” Summary: Welcome to SPECTRE etc. This is the James Bond podcast where we discuss the ins and the outs of each film. This week, we follow the fun of “Goldfinger” with a Caribbean Crusade as James attempts to dominate Domino while finding Largo’s cargo in “Thunderball”. * Viewer Fatigue sets in with yet another “Is Bond dead” pre-titles sequence, before we decide that Jones ain’t no Bassey. * Matt gushes about the design of SPECTRE’s meeting room. * Bond’s bath-house battle with Lippe is bookended by a bad back-and-forth between Bond and his physio. * We are generally impressed by Largo’s plan to steal the atomic weapons. * Our look at the MI6 meeting room affirms SPECTRE’s status as the Industry Leader. * We follow James to Nassau, where Ryan marvels at Bond’s impressive effort at the casino, before revealing Connery’s flawed Shark-Safety System.. * Off to Junkanoo (“The Festival of the Pissing Dog”) for a mystifying escape by Bond. * James and Domino engage in scuba sex session, before Bond’s victory over Vargas. * We do our best to push through what must be the longest underwater fight sequence ever recorded. * Bond saves the day - refusing to let the world’s worst bluescreening get in his way - before being skyhooked to safety! Official SPECTRE etc Theory (OffSeT) #4: Pants on? Research. No pants? Not research. A very important in-house rule is set in stone when Cam declares that anything done online while pantsless is not able to be counted as research. Bad news for Col; good news for Ryan! And of course, keep checking back for a link to our petition to get those jetpacks onto Amazon! Worst Impersonation Trophy: While he was not technically impersonating a character, Col’s attempt to “hum” the way the title song uses elements of the Bond theme was definitely this episode’s worthy WIT winner! Col may do a pretty good Connery, but it appears he should stay away from impersonating musical instruments. Contact Us: Facebook: facebook.com/SPECTREetcpodcast/ Twitter: @SPECTREpodcast Email: SPECTREpodcast@outlook.com

In the riveting conclusion of the GREATEST HERO OF ALL TIME, Damon Shaw, Mike Ortiz, Pete Lucas, Paul Kowalski and Jeff Slaughter tackle the Omega Bracket of this titanic showdown. Will Zorro leave his mark or does Batman have victory tucked away in his belt. King Arthur can pull a sword out of a stone but can he pull win out of his ass? Is Bond's license to kill, a license to win?  Will Ash lower the boomstick on all of them? Find out who goes up against last weeks winner, Spider-man, in the final round. Then we bring back last weeks panel, thechrisbrown, Brian Townsend and Joe Cain for the pulse pounding, senses shattering, internet breaking Grand Finale!