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Break out your snap bracelets, your Nickelodeon Gak, and your Arsenio Hall saxophone, because Chatz is covering That 90s Show this week! Does the reboot of the beloved 90s sitcom hold up to scrutiny? Is it worth checking out amongst a sea of good new TV and sitcoms? The answer might surprise you!In this discussion, we spoil various parts of the season. Here are timestamps for those spoilers. 0:00:00 - General Thoughts0:27:50 - Spoilers for the pilot begin here.0:37:52 - Spoilers for Season 1 begin here.Magellan's Substack newsletter: https://notthatmagellan.substack.com/Check out chatzpod.com for all things Chatzpod!TwitterRedditTwitchChatzumsEmail: chatzpod@gmail.comOur main podcast feed art was done by Camilla Franklin, whose work can be found at https://camillafranklin.myportfolio.com/

This week we cover Nickelodeon Gak in the main event! The amazingly fun slime like substance from the 90s! We also discuss what has us excited and what we are finding on the pegs! @TBToycast www.storefrontier.com/tbtoycast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-tb-toycast/message

In this long installment of Ghoul Pool, Nick, Derek, and Justin go absolutely ham talking about the killer 2010 film Troll Hunter. We dive deep into the important questions such as; if trolls exist, does that mean god exists? How many flavors of Nickelodeon Gak are there? Do trolls really have silky smooth hair? How many people lie about being Christian in the presence of trolls? ***At one point Justin makes a Blair Witch reference and says "Mary Shaw," when he in fact means "Mary Brown."*** Who's the dummy now?

Adam and Mike devote this episode to lifting up the legacy of Play-Doh, while shutting down the horrible gimmick and fade as slime. Play-Doh is an educational tool and Slime is a money-making black hole. We talk about Ryan's Toys and Nickelodeon Gak as well. sg01RpClG1Bj5MLbn3kt

Join Nic and Gary on their first adventure back to the 90's! Weirdness abounds as they review the movie Kingpin, listen to Spice by the Spice Girls and play with some Gak!

I don’t eat wieners. Welcome to another episode of House Sadness. The Battle Toads get things started with some “WFM’s” then the phones a-ringing and the Battle Toads are a-singing fappy fappy joy joy because it’s another call from Clemin in “The Kooky Case of Clemin” then we hear “30 seconds of a Nickelodeon Gak […]

The Nun is another entry in the Conjuring Universe. This film delves into the backstory of the scary painting from The Conjuring 2. If that seems unnecessary to you, than you will probably find it unnecessary to watch this movie. If however, you just can't get enough of the world of the conjuring, then this is a decent entry in that series. Skip to Intro Skip to Agenda - 01:43 Skip to Initial impressions and Trailer - 02:45 Skip to Synopsis - 05:46 Skip to Scores - 4:12 Skip to Spoilers and rundown - 17:16 Skip to Taglines - 01:07:11 Skip to Social - 01:11:48 Skip to Horror Movie News - 01:13:34 https://youtu.be/pzD9zGcUNrw The Nun Trailer The Nun is set in 1952 at a Romanian convent is tormented by an evil presence. A tragedy involving a young nun gets the Vatican’s attention and they send in Father Burke (Demián Bichir) and tell him to take along a young novitiate Sister Irene (Taissa Farmiga) who “knows the territory”. When they arrive at the convent, they are met by a low-key Pepe Le Piu imitator named “Frenchie”. Check Out Our Brightburn Review! https://www.horrormovietalk.com/2019/05/29/brightburn-review/ The biggest twist comes when we learn that Frenchie is actually… French Canadian! Actually, they find out that convent is super creepy and the superstitious townsfolk deem it cursed (spit). They are definitely not off. The convent is haunted by an ancient demon that comes in the form of a scary looking nun. As they investigate the history of the convent and the recent happenings, it is revealed that the situation is much more dire than originally suspected. The Nun is a good horror movie. There isn't anything truly exceptional about The Nun, but it executes the tropes of a haunting/demon story better than most. Like The Conjuring, it is a light, but very effective R-rated feature. The jump scares are there, but aren't overdone. The director Corin Hardy does an impressive job in this, only his Sophmore feature film. Written by James Wan, the script is tight, though at times bluntly expository. The main bit of background exposition was blatantly recorded in post production that it makes me wonder how it was done originally. The acting is fine, but takes a back seat to the creepy production design and effective editing. My Rating for The Nun 7/10 The NunAdd The Nun to your collectionBuy on Amazon Spoilers The Nun is closely tied to The Conjuring 2 in that the main protagonist in both movies is the same demon: "Valak". If you're looking for an origin story of how the demon got into a creepy painting, not much is explained in The Nun itself. The Conjuring 2 explains that the demon uses imitation to obfuscate itself as the true villainous ghost. The Nun briefly touches on the fact that Valak chooses the form of a nun because, well, it's in a convent, and nuns trust nuns (?). Check Out Our Review of Tetsuo: The Iron Man! https://www.horrormovietalk.com/2019/05/22/tetsuo-the-iron-man-%e9%89%84%e7%94%b7-review/ Valak is given a backstory in a ham-handed and slightly jarring flashback. The convent was previously a castle owned by an evil duke that tried to summon Valak through witchcraft. Right as Valak was emerging from cracks in the ground in the form of Nickelodeon Gak, the heroic CATHOLIC CHURCH burst through the door and saves the day. The crusaders bursting in is right out of Monty Python's "Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition" sketch. https://youtu.be/1N6OOWtCYQA To continue the Monty Python references, they expel the demon by using a holy relic containing the blood of Christ that looks suspiciously like the Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch. https://youtu.be/xOrgLj9lOwk Despite the noble efforts of the crusaders, the demon is later released because of a bombing run in WWII opened up the cracks in the floor, and Valak got out. Check Out Our Review of Kuso! https://www.horrormovietalk.com/2019/05/15/kuso-review/

What does the future hold? You wouldn't believe me if I told you. Just imagine... Content creators, the size of skyscrapers, looming over our cities. The greatest actors of the baby boomer generation, locked in undying clone warfare. The world's most precious secrets confined to the pithy slogans of a fortune cookie. Martin Shkreli, still. So, friend, what does the future hold? Let's pretend you never asked. Discussed: Nick Breckon's Existence, actors archiving facial scans to live forever, scanning your face while Peter Thiel drinks your blood, the far-future silver-gilded George Clooney, living under the tiresome watchful eye of a 200-foot-tall PewDiePie, Jake getting kicked out of the Millennials, dual-piloting the Tom Hanks mecha-robot, Martin Shkreli digitizing his brain at the exact moment of his sentencing, Important If True 19: Pearls Before Slime, the ingredients of Nickelodeon Slime, the ingredients of Nickelodeon Gak, Jake settling deep into his new Gen-X identity, the Ancient Galactic Brain PewDiePies, local fortune cookie production, the paradox of the accurate fortune cookie, fortune cookie driving you into a slow-motion spiral of depression and regret, fading out like a Star Wars ghost, the fortune cookie we need in 2018, the missing Year 0, Jake's future life on the moon Send us your questions at questions@importantiftrue.com. If you enjoyed this and would like to subscribe to an ad-free feed, please consider supporting Idle Thumbs by backing our Patreon. Nick's Endorsement: Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies by Nick Bostrom Jake's Preliminary Endorsement: The unfindable book "How to Host a Double Dare Party," which apparently had a VHS counterpart Chris' Endorsement: A delicious breakfast of soft-boiled eggs, nestled into egg cups and uncapped with an egg clacker, served alongside toast soldiers with butter and Marmite Jake's Endorsement: MIT Technology Review article about a mind-uploading service that is "100% fatal" (cf. Jake's pork chops story)

Put that "sokkqer" (soqqker?) ball down, and dig on the new episode! Lucas is currently basking in the glory of the Nintendo Switch, but manages to pry himself away to discuss hiccup cures with Will in "Arthur vs The Piano", and which sport is the best in "The Big Blow-Up". All those shenanigans, plus the merits of Nickelodeon Gak vs Nickelodeon Smud, the "Phoenix Down moment", Thelonius Monk, David Mamet, table hockey, and more!

We've reached the end of the season, everyone. Sean and Mark are fully out of their depths, having never watched any of this or any future episodes before, and are joined by new guest Jess for the culmination of the Mythos arc; Episode 25: "Mythos". In this episode, we hold a belated holiday special, Sean describes the worst thing he's ever seen, seriously how the fuck do we keep having poke-talks, Ducktales canon, Sean becomes an anime, Conan's hints are USELESS, MST3K commercial parodies, nipple rockets, suicidal overconfidence, hippo home security, Dr. Gaia's Mean Bean Machine, psychic battles instead of good characters, EXACTLY like Evangelion, replacing blood with Nickelodeon Gak, ancient Grome, Sean makes Mark cry, we celebrate the death of a child, pulling a Joe Pesci, the mechanics of sinking islands, and the rumor come out: Does Cyborg 009 Is Good?  Remember to follow the official twitter (https://twitter.com/cryborg_009) for dumb bullshit, and also to send us questions!  We're also on iTunes, and we've set up a patreon at https://www.patreon.com/user?u=3829270  Jess' tumblr: http://severalbadpunslater.tumblr.com/ Jess' twitter: https://twitter.com/severalbadpuns Mark’s blog: http://www.avengifier.tumblr.com Mark's Twitter: https://twitter.com/avengifier Sean’s blog: http://www.chum-personable.tumblr.com Sean's twitter: https://twitter.com/Chumpersonable 

Ryan and Anthony go to PAX Prime 2013, the guys who make Halo apparently listen to our show, Max gets all muscular, Anthony has a white weekend, one public break-up gets very awkward, the ThunderCats are awesomely bad, He-Man is even worse, Anthony plays us a sweet song, the old Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Batman toys are all kinds of insane, and Nickelodeon Gak is back. Starring Scott Bromley, Brian Altano, Anthony Gallegos, Ryan Scott, and Max Scoville.

This week we dive into the thick and viscous world of viili yogurt. If you haven’t tried this heirloom yogurt then you are in for a treat. We cover the flavor, texture, origins, and cultural background of this prized heirloom yogurt from Finland. And speaking of slimy ferments, we also talk about natto! Branden is still undecided if his first batch of natto turned out as it was supposed to or if it over-fermented. We also cover a couple of news stories regarding fermented cow dung and chocolate. Yum! Show notes: [Our microbiota likes chocolate too Gut Microbiota Worldwatch](http://www.gutmicrobiotawatch.org/our-microbiota-likes-chocolate-too/) Another reason chocolate may be good for you. This time the studies focus on flavanols and how they may be prebiotic to the bacteria in your gut. This is regarding dark chocolate. Sorry to all of you milk chocolate lovers. [Fermented cow dung air freshener wins two students top science prize TreeHugger](http://www.treehugger.com/sustainable-agriculture/cow-dung-air-freshener-dwi-nailul-izzah-rintya-aprianti-miki.html) Two Indonesian high school students win a gold medal at the Science Project Olympiad for their fermented cow dung air freshener. [Stretch That Yogurt - How to Make Viili At Home FermUp](http://fermup.com/blog/how-to-make-viili-at-home/) [Milk: Beyond the Dairy: Proceedings of the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cooking 1999 Amazon](http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1903018064/fermup-20) Good book that covers the 1999 Oxford Symposium on Food and Cooking which focused on many different fermented milks including viili. [The History of Fermented Soymilk and Its Products Soy Info Center](http://www.soyinfocenter.com/HSS/fermented_soymilk.php) This is from an unpublished manuscript. Yes, it does focus on soymilk, but it also covers a lot on dairy viili. [Microbiology and Biochemistry of Cheese and Fermented Milk Amazon](http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0751403466/fermup-20) This book is a little older but is still a good reference for the science behind cheese and fermented dairy. [Image of Finnish viili cupboard Viili Culture Blog](http://viiliculture.wordpress.com/2011/09/28/viili-cupboard/) As far as we understand, these cupboards use to be common in Finnish homes. Not so much today as many people purchase their yogurt commercially. [Nickelodeon Gak 1990s Commercial YouTube](http://youtu.be/_iDALjY4QnY) Does anyone remember this stuff? [Almond Yogurt Recipe Indian Healthy Recipes](http://www.indianhealthyrecipes.com/2013/02/almond-yogurt-recipe.html) Danijela liked this almond puree yogurt but Branden wasn’t enthusiastic about the chalky consistency. Like what you hear? Please rate and review us on iTunes. It helps others discover the podcast. Thanks for your support! Send your feedback to podcast@fermup.com or find us on Twitter @fermup.