Podcasts about Our Man Flint

This week on Trek Geeks, Bill and Dan are donning their tuxedos (metaphorically, of course) and ordering their martinis "shaken, not stirred" as they dive into the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine classic, Our Man Bashir! Join us for a lively discussion of this holosuite caper that combines Star Trek's charm with a healthy dose of spy genre flair. But wait—there's more! The guys simply can't help themselves, so prepare for an avalanche of references to James Bond, Austin Powers, Our Man Flint, and even Matt Helm. From Sean Connery's suave moves to Mike Myers' groovy antics, nothing is off-limits as they connect the dots between 1960s spy kitsch and the future of Starfleet. You'll laugh, you'll groan (at Dan, mostly), and you might even be inspired to watch a Bond flick or two after this episode. Is this their most over-the-top discussion yet? Possibly. Is it a blast? Absolutely. Don't miss it! Grab your gadgets, geeks—this mission is about to self-destruct in 3… 2… 1…

Send us a textMy generation was one of the first to grow up in front of a TV Screen. I guess that's not necessarily a thing to brag about, but it was true. Saturday morning cartoons were a big deal for me. I would get up early and grab a big bowl of overly sugared breakfast cereal and settle down in front of the massive console TV in our basement for about 4 hours of formative brainwashing. That means my comedy sense tends to come from Loony Tunes.Or at least it started with Loony Tunes. Bugs Bunny make that wrong turn at Albuquerque always left me in stitches. As I grew up my comedic sense grew as well and the next bit of comedy gold that became my favorite was The Monkees. Mixing music with laughs was right up my alley. Follow that with my all time favorite, the Muppet Show (which I own on Blue-Ray by the way) and you can get a fair idea of my formative years.In my teens I started to watch all of those comedies I wasn't supposed to watch. Comedies like Our Man Flint, Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles, Caddyshack, and of course Porky's. And of course once I reached that milestone of adult hood I became enamored with the darker comedies like Raising Arizona and The Big Labowski.Finally lets not forget that my generation was the one that really started the Big Comedy Concerts. Richard Pryor: Live and Smoking, Eddie Murphy's Raw, and George Carlin's You are All Diseased. They were all funny irreverent, and outlandish.What does this have to do with roleplaying you might ask?In every group I have ever roleplayed with, Comedy has been important. Whether it's just a player breaking up a tense scene, or specifically including outlandish and slapstick situations for fun. Comedy plays a roll.In this episode Christina and I are going to talk about the Comedy Genre. About it's important elements and how it can add to your roleplaying games.Christina, you've heard about the comedy that entertained me growing up, What about you?[Kick to Christina]

This week, we're looking at some wacky spy movies. First up, we head back to the swinging 60s, where we find Flint taking on a group of evil scientists who want to save the Earth in OUR MAN FLINT. Then, we go with Bill Murray on a live theater spy event that gets a little too real in THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO LITTLE.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3412630/advertisement

This week, we're looking at some wacky spy movies. First up, we head back to the swinging 60s, where we find Flint taking on a group of evil scientists who want to save the Earth in OUR MAN FLINT. Then, we go with Bill Murray on a live theater spy event that gets a little … Continue reading Our Man Flint & The Man Who Knew Too Little →

Michael, Rob, and Michael DiGiovanni talk about The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Star Wars Visions Season 2, Ted Lasso Season 3, Unicorn: Warriors Eternal, the Our Man Flint movies, Hammer's Frankenstein movies, Peter Pan and Wendy (2023), streaming service avatars, Fast X, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Silo, Disney's Stan Lee documentary, how our buying and reading of comics has changed, aging and wisdom, budgeting entertainment time, and other things they've been watching and thinking about.

The CIC return to talk about the original Man of Mystery, Derek Flint! Ben and Jason are back with their second Brush Pass Review, this time covering the 1966 spy spoof classic, Our Man Flint. It's guaranteed to make you say ZOWIE!  Be sure to like, follow, subscribe and interact! We'd love to hear from you!  Twitter: @cicspypod Instagram: central_intelligence_cinema Email: CICDeadDrop@gmail.com Merch store: https://cic-merch-store.creator-spring.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@centralintelligencecinemap2428/featured

This week host Justin and his guest Devin Dinsmoor discuss; Charlie Chaplin's dating history, Jame's Coburn's campy spy flick "Our Man Flint," and how purchasing The Criterion Channel is a real commitment. All of this and more as we break down, "The Terminus Mandate!"

In Like Flint is a 1967 American spy-fi comedy film directed by Gordon Douglas, the sequel to the parody spy film Our Man Flint (1966).It posits an international feminist conspiracy to depose the ruling American patriarchy with a feminist matriarchy. To achieve and establish this plan, they kidnap and replace the U.S. President, discredit the head of the Z.O.W.I.E. intelligence agency, and commandeer a nuclear-armed space platform, all directed from Fabulous Face, a women's beauty farm in the Virgin Islands. Circumstances compel ex-secret agent Derek Flint to help his ex-boss, and so uncover the conspiracy.Purchase the music (without talk) at:In Like Flint (classicalsavings.com)Your purchase helps to support our show! Classical Music Discoveries is sponsored by La Musica International Chamber Music Festival and Uber. @CMDHedgecock#ClassicalMusicDiscoveries #KeepClassicalMusicAlive#LaMusicaFestival #CMDGrandOperaCompanyofVenice #CMDParisPhilharmonicinOrléans#CMDGermanOperaCompanyofBerlin#CMDGrandOperaCompanyofBarcelonaSpain#ClassicalMusicLivesOn#Uber Please consider supporting our show, thank you!http://www.classicalsavings.com/donate.html staff@classicalmusicdiscoveries.com

Today on the Rarified Heir Podcast we bring you Richard Duggan, son of the late and great character actor Andrew Duggan. There were so many jumping off points actor who had almost 200 acting credits to his name on Broadway, television and film, we simply chose to jump right in. Andrew Duggan was known for a variety of roles in war films, Westerns, horror movies. For film buffs, he starred in films like Seven Days in May with Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglass. and In Like Flint with James Coburn. For TV fans, Duggan starred in everything from Alfred Hitchcock Presents to Lancer which plays a major role in Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. He was the voice of Bud Light for years as well as the Clio winning “Friend of the Family (Rust in Peace.” He starred on stage in The Rose Tattoo and Fragile Fox. He even starred in TV movies like The Deadliest Season with Meryl Streep in her first role and Rich Man, Poor Man. And that doesn't even begin to tell the story of his roles in The Incredible Mr. Limpet, Doctor Detroit or F-Troop. We talk about Richard's years growing up in Westwood where we find out he and our host went to the same high school as well as Richard's years acting and doing improv which led to roles in Troma's Toxic Avenger, Sam Arkoff's Q: The Winged Serpent, and Larry Cohen's It's Alive!. Most importantly, this might be the only podcast where you learn that Robin Williams studied Improv at the Pitzer colleges, Richard's alma mater. It's all next, when we talk to Rick Dalton, I mean Richard Duggan, on the Rarified Heir Podcast. Everyone has a story.

The Gents give their take on the James Coburn classic Our Man Flint. We're not pleasure units, but we think you'll enjoy it like a fine bouillabaisse.

The Gents give their take on the James Coburn classic Our Man Flint. We're not pleasure units, but we think you'll enjoy it like a fine bouillabaisse. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matt-dursin/support

On July 26, 2021 Dave Barber,the programmer for the Winnipeg Film Group's Cinematheque since its inception in 1982, passed away at the age of 67.He was a champion of all cinema but his love of Winnipeg and its filmmakers help earned us a reputation as being a serious film city just as much as Toronto or Vancouver.Mondo Hollywood was lucky to have had him as a guest on January 29, 2017 to program an hour of music entirely from his own collection including some vinyl soundtracks he had owned since childhood. Set list of his selections including music from the films of Chinatown, Our Man Flint, Guy Maddin's Twilight of the Ice Nymphs and more available at www.mondohollywood.ca

This week on the Rarified Heir Podcast we are talking to James Coburn, son of, you guessed it, James Coburn. It’s a wild ride on the podcast with topics ranging from Bruce Lee, The Muppets, Sam Peckinpah, the Z Channel, a 4 year trip to Africa, a Coburn biography based on his own words and much much more. It’s a deep dive into the Beverly Hills enclave of Tower Road with neighbors Jack Lemmon and Donald Sutherland, of being paid 1,0000 pesos a-day as an extra on Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid in Mexico,  of drives on Mulholland Drive in his father’s Ferrari Spyder which sold In 2008 for almost $11 million dollars, of iced milk in Jamaica on location with Our Man Flint and ultimately a career as a Professional Sound Mixer at the New York Film Academy. It’s all next on the Rarified Heir Podcast in THX Spatial Audio, coming up next.

Agents Scott and Cam, along with guest operative Alan J. Porter, co-author of The James Bond Lexicon and co-host of On Her Majesty's Secret Podcast, balance across chairs with James Coburn while revisiting 1966's Our Man Flint. Directed by Daniel Mann. Starring James Coburn, Lee J. Cobb, Gila Golan, Edward Mulhare, Benson Fong, Shelby Grant, Sigrid Valdis, Gianna Serra and Helen Funai. The James Bond Lexicon, as well as Alan's other books, can be purchased on Amazon. Check out On Her Majesty's Secret Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Social media: @spyhards View the NOC List at Letterboxd.com/spyhards Podcast artwork by Hannah Hughes.

The Fellowship is pleased to present the first installment of our comedy month for 2021. This year we're focusing on spy parody movies, starting with the Derek Flint movies - Our Man Flint (1966) and In Like Flint (1967) starring James Coburn. These movies had quite an influence on what followed. Plus our usual tangents galore and our comics picks of the week.   Announcements: We found a way to do our monthly meetups - on Discord! Come hang out with us in the voice channel on the 3rd Saturday of the month; details on Facebook & Twitter & the Events tab on our website We're super excited to announce our partnership with ComicBooks For Kids. Details on the website (and you should be listening to hear more, too

While some might chalk L.A.-based new wave band Wall of Voodoo's big hit Mexican Radio up as a novelty song, it touches on some surprisingly relevant themes. Inspired by the Mexican “border blaster” radio stations the band listened to as they drove around L.A., the song went to #58 in 1982 (#18 in Canada), blending new wave/synth sound with spaghetti western movie soundtrack inspiration. The band themselves provided the inspiration for other hits. Does the song hold up today? It sure does. Check Out the Video Enjoy some spaghetti western inspo from Ennio Morricone and from Jerry Goldsmith, whose theme for Our Man Flint made an appearance in Wall of Voodoo's cover of Ring of Fire.  Here's Joey by Concrete Blonde, inspired by Wall of Voodoo's guitarist Marc MorelandAnd here's Longview by Green Day, also possibly inspired by Wall of Voodoo? (Or is that a long-shot?) ***Recommendations:The Hard Way, On Purpose by David GiffelsPump up the Volume feat. Christian Slater (and an excellent Cohen cover by Concrete Blonde)Frequency feat. Dennis QuaidRaising a puppy and needing some help? Let the Monks of New Skete guide you. ***AND***Check out our new website at www.sickburnspod.com to leave a comment or a voicemail!Follow us on Instagram @Sick_Burns_PodFollow us on twitter @Sick80sFollow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SickBurnsPodcastOr email us at Burningthe80s@gmail.com and tell us what you think.

When a runabout gets blown up by space terrorists before the crew can fully transport to Deep Space Nine, it’s up to “Our Man Bashir” to keep their transporter patterns busy - and alive - in the holosuite. This send-up of James Bond (referencing another send-up of the superspy, Our Man Flint) is a holo-DELIGHT. Why does the holosuite always turn off safeties when things go wrong? Which actor plays the campiest character? Why does Garak want Bashir to kill everybody? Deep Space Nine’s least important officers discuss diplomatic mission invitations, cooking, and power coupling repairs on The Promenade. We encourage you to watch “Our Man Bashir” from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 4, Episode 10! Hosted by Darius Hamilton-Smith, Dylan Hamilton-Smith and Jan Lefrancois-Gijzen Computer Voice provided by Verona Blue Music by b o d y l i n e available on Bandcamp

Andy and Mark take on Derek Flint (James Coburn) in the Bond-inspired spy movies Our Man Flint and In Like Flint. More Austin Powers connections. Derek Flint is a Mary Sue. The Mediocre Seven. A long tangent about westerns, James Mangold, and Wolverine. Derek Flint is very American! Batgirl or Lily Munster? Flint vs. Batman '66. Just two dudes deciding whether something is feminist or not. Day of the Dolphin. Still better than Casino Royale. Mark thinks he could kick Coburn's ass. Respect to bouillabaisse accuracy. Look-- it's Hans Gruber! Why is this positive on Rotten Tomatoes? Next up are Live and Let Die, Zardoz and so on with the Moore movies. Lee J. Cobb is the Angriest of the 12 Angry Men. --- 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

From STUDIO 67 in Hollywood, join the BIG W for the next two hours as he explores, with a drink in hand, the Space-Age Pop Hi-Fi musical sounds of the 1950’s and the 1960’s in LIVING STEREO! Playlist for show 393: Panic Button - Georges Garvarentz That's How It Went, All Right - Chris Connor I'm Shooting High - The Rod Levitt Orchestra Harper Does It Better - Johnny Mandel Do I Hear A Waltz? - Peggy Lee I Could Have Danced All Night - Perez Prado You Don't Have To Know The Language - Lena Horne Hornblowowers Serenade - Esquivel Get Happy - Rene Bloch The James Bond Theme - Si Zentner & His Orchestra Double Feature - Lalo Schifrin Theme From "Our Man Flint" - Elliott Fisher That Old Black Magic - Keely Smith Journey To Red Rocks - Peter Nero The Frim Fram Sauce - Earl Grant Laugh It Up - The J's With Jamie Painted Desert - The Three Suns It's Great To Be Single - Gary Marshal There's A Boat 'Dat's Leaving Soon For New York - Buddy Morrow Music to Watch Girls By - Andy Williams Spanish Flea - Derek and Ray Ac-Cent-tchu-ate the Positive - Vikki Carr Tik-a-Tee, Tik-a-Tay - Gordon MacRae Cheerio - Caterina Valente & The Caterina Valente Singers There Is A Tavern In The Town - Nat King Cole There's Gotta Be Something Better Than This - Skitch Henderson and His Orchestra In the Cool, Cool, Cool of the Evening - Dean Martin Old Devil Moon - Frank Sinatra All That Jazz - Sammy Davis Jr. (Get Your Kicks On) Route 66! George Maharis What's Up, Doc? Doc Seveninsen Fever - Ann-Margret The Virginian - Percy Faith and His Orchestra My Kind Of Town - Julie London Montage - Mundell Lowe Day Tripper - Mae West That Funny Feeling - Bobby Darin Get Ready - Ella Fitzgerald

While everyone is sitting home doing nothing, we decided to watch a movie that went nowhere except to maximum complete and utter nonsense...enjoy! :) Our Man Flint
 1966 ‧ Action/Comedy ‧ 1h 48m When a global criminal organization flexes its power over weather and tectonic activity, secret agent Derek Flint (James Coburn) is summoned from retirement to get to the bottom of the matter. While he mulls over whether to take the assignment, he narrowly escapes an assassination attempt, but his spy agency commander, Cramden (Lee J. Cobb), is nearly mortally wounded. Vowing to take the fight to the enemy, Flint treks through Europe hot on the trail of femme fatale spy Gila (Gila Golan).
 Release date: January 16, 1966 (USA)
 Director: Daniel Mann
 Music composed by: Jerry Goldsmith 
Screenplay: Hal Fimberg, Ben Starr

It’s a NEW YEAR and the Bondzilla Podcast returns with more connections to the two longest running franchises of film history. With both canons complete, it’s time for a year of Bond & Godzilla influenced films, starting with America's answer to 007 in "Our Man Flint."

This week we swing back to 1966 to catch the movie fox made to cash in on James Bond, Our Man Flint with special guest Alan Shane Lewis! We first go over a real life cold war spy who betrayed his homeland because of how nice he thought Ottawa was before going over the silly weird campy classic Our Man Flint!

Our season of spy films continues with this very strange parody. It’s 1967 and those Bond movies are making money, let’s jump in on that. Well, the first thing we need is a Connery. Hey, Sean Connery has a brother. Let’s call him? Does he act? Does it matter? Our friend Jacob Cook returns for this episode and we’re wondering if he’ll ever return. This is a bad, bad movie. As Paul says, “The main character’s super power is knowing what the hell is going on.” The film was originally titled, Operation Kid Brother, but in some releases it is called OK Connery because they just gave up on trying to be clever. What’s in the briefcase in Pulp Fiction may be a better discussion than this particular film. According to Wikipedia, the Moneypenny actress made more money for this than all the other Bond films. The Italian Dudley Moore? It’s Alvaro Vitali. And he’s not in this film, or it might be funny. Jacob compares this film to the last parody we watched with him, Our Man Flint. Neil Connery was a plasterer and an affordable Connery. Our hero practices the secret Tibetan art of hypnosis. Paul wonders if it is related to Calgon. Chris confuses Terrence Mann with Terrence Malick. We here at Film Frown apologize for this mistake, Mr. Mann. We love Critters and do not enjoy the sleepy films of Malick. Seeing the portable projector in the film, Chris says he’s 5 years sober from his addiction to woot!. Jacob quotes Insane Clown Posse for the first time in his life we’re guessing. “Magnet’s, how do they work?” The crime syndicate is Thanatos, not Thanos. While Paul says the music in the film is overpowering, Jacob points out that it was made by famous composer Ennio Moricone. Let’s avoid getting in trouble with copyright, but we’ll have a line referencing Ian Fleming. It confuses us all and we discuss this a lot. “Pull the levers!” is this movie’s “Blankets!” Curiously, United Artists released this film and the Bond films. So did they reuse the outfits in Starcrash? So in this film, Neil Connery is Scottish and does not, at all, sound like it. In Highlander his brother plays a Spanish character and does not, at all, sound like it. Thanks for listening! Thanks to Jacob for watching this atrocious film and teaching us the Dolph Lundgren nipple tolerance theory. Next up, a Neil Breen film. Support Film Frown on Patreon

A dancing, swinging, good time on this episode because Chris has quit the synopsis. So guests Jacob & Sean dive right into this film to talk Mormon spies, a harp as a weapon, the distinct varieties of bouillabaisse, and the island of misfit Canadians. In this film the title character is played by James Coburn who is playing Flint as Spock. Paul adds that this is Spock in the love planet episode. Sean says this film is way better than Murderer’s Row, the last film we asked him to watch. It has happened, we broke Jacob with Our Man Flint. The sequel to this film is Austin Power’s favorite film. Chris is waiting for the future these 60s films promised. Where are the pneumatic tubes? The organization bent on taking over the world reminds Jacob of E.V.I.L. from Spongebob Squarepants. Also, who knew there was a SpongePedia? “To the computer!” Everyone ran to UNIVAC or more precisely the women who program it, Hidden Figures for real. Well, in a movie from the time. Flint can do anything! A kick ass Jesus figure. Remember when we watched UHF? Here’s a trailer from that film for Gandhi II. The “incredulous” claim that this movie is the basis for Rain Man. An Automan reference that only Chris gets. Every movie needs a Hans Gruber? It’s Devon from Knight Rider playing Devon in this film, but he’s a bad guy? Bland villain is bland. The supervisor programming women to be “pleasure units” is Mr. Whipple? Say it isn’t so! This movie was premiered in Jamaica and reviewer Pauline Kael thought that was the only reason this movie received positive reviews. Not going to lie, Jacob is obsessed with Jodorowsky. He always brings up The Holy Mountain. Is he challenging us to watch this? Obviously Zardoz stole the “programming” scene from Our Man Flint. BLANKETS! Darwin Deez has this music video made entirely from stock footage. Directed by Keith Schofield. Sets, logos, and other designs from this film are used in the TV show Land of the Giants. Thanks for listening! This was a tremendous amount of fun thanks to Jacob and Sean. Check out Jacob on Twitter or his Slowne.ws. You can find Sean on Twitter and read his musings on open source and decentralization projects over at We Distribute. Support Film Frown on Patreon

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to lock out any incoming communication or external stimuli for the next hour and focus all attention on this podcast… Inside you’ll find music and information on many of the covert espionage programs televised in the 1960’s, the cold war era, as it was known. As always, should you or any of your Force fail at this task you will miss out on something very special. This message will self-destruct in five seconds. Please like the Face­book page here: face​book​.com/​o​n​t​a​r​g​e​t​p​o​d​cast/ ------------------------------------------------- The Playlist Is: "The Spy" Five Guys From U.N.C.L.E. - Swan "Theme From The Man From U.N.C.L.E." The Clee-Shays - Union "Secret Agent" The Olympics - Mirwood "The Prisoner Theme" Ron Grainer - RCA Victor "Danger Man" Red Price Combo - Parlophone "Secret Agent Man" Johnny Rivers - Imperial "Sock It To 'Em J.B." Sandy Nelson - Imperial "The Last Of The Secret Agents" Nancy Sinatra - Reprise "Come Spy With Me" Smokey Robinson & The Miracles - Tamla "The Avengers" The Marketts - Warner Brothers "Kinky Boots" Honor Blackman ft. Patrick McNee - Decca "The Russian Spy And I" The Hunters - RCA Victor "Boogaloo Investigator" The Exotics - Excello "Agent Double-O-Soul" Dick Hyman And His Orchestra - Command "007 James Bond" Billy Strange - GNP Crescendo "The Saint" De Maskers - Artone "Our Man Flint" The Artwoods - Jazz In Jeans EP "My Man Flint" Betty Boo - Soul Junction "The Impossible Mission (Mission Impossible)" The Soul Survivors - Crimson "Mission Impossible" Randy's AllStars - Impact "James Bond" The Selecter - 2Tone

You’ve heard of Bond, but what about Matt Helms? When your friends start taking the Bond movies in a direction you don’t like, you go out and buy the rights to another spy novel, of course. Dean Martin plays the hero in this drunken series of a spy films. They’re like spy film lite. Sean Tilley joins us to talk 8th grade biology, quitting villainy to make toy models, and Bond’s alcoholism problem. Join us in our hovercraft with projected scenes in the windows as we get saucy with Dean Martin. Oh look, a misogynist trailer for the film! A A Ron! Sirius Stuff was falsely arrested before they actually caught Sirius Black. Murderers’ Row is the second film in the series, the first was The Silencers. This film and You Only Live Twice largely influenced Austin Powers. Is this a comedy? Paul says at least he knew Doctor Goldfoot and His Bikini Machine was. Sean believes the B.I.G.O. headquarters is something from The Holy Mountain. While Paul thinks set pieces are borrowed from Forbidden Planet. “Juicero tried.” We get a lesson in Mod. Oh hey, Dean Martin’s character “dies” just like Bond in the last movie we watched, You Only Live Twice. The bad jokes abound so much that characters seemingly ignore Dean Martin like he’s Al from Quantum Leap. Is Karl Malden your Pollyanna villain or Chris’ Jack Klugman. Hey, when your dad’s the star of the film you can get your band, Dino, Desi & Billy in the picture. Dean Martin’s blocking during scenes, when he’s not talking, is basically the male gaze. Ironhead is actually Bender? He blows fire! The dancing style has confused us all, including Dean Martin. The parade float dress made of flowers with, yet another crazy, crazy dancing scene. Is Ironhead Inspector Gadget, perhaps? A Knight Rider reference? Yes please. Chris shares his love for Mom and Dad Save the World. Behold the light grenade! Why do we like Dean Martin more in Cannonball Run? Sean thinks this bad film is no The Room. Is it Mike Myers or Michael Myers, we always get those two deadpan comedians confused. That was it for go-go dancing bombs and rat pack references. Thank you for listening and thanks to Sean Tilley for watching this film with us. Will he be back in Our Man Flint? Support Film Frown on Patreon

Hi everybody it's Jeff Gelb I'm trying my hand at the brush pass to introduce you guys and gals to the wonderful world of Clyde Allison and his amazing character 0008  or Trevor Anderson who is Our Man From Sadisto. Believe it or not these books came out in the 1960s when I was a teenager and they were not sold at regular newsstands they were sold at adult bookstores! They were from a company San Diego based called Amber Library who also went through several other names. Clyde Allison was a house name as well. However it was really all the work of one brilliant writer named William Knowles who toiled in soft core porn obscurity. Throughout the 1960s and almost made it big time with some Lancer books in the late 60s but never quite broke through to a mainstream audience sadly even more sadly. He committed suicide in the late 1960s. It's quite a sad story. However his work in this series of books and there were 20 of them within four years. Think about that was brilliant and hilarious. The Our Man Sadisto series were spy fi sci fi sexy satires all incorporating science fiction elements and a heavy dollop of sexual innuendo. Now when I say that obviously you have to remember the times in the mid 1960s were not the early 2000's. You really could not get away with saying very much at all. So all of it was done by innuendo and all of it was hilariously done. Allison was actually a very brilliant writer who unfortunately just was never discovered by the mainstream press and I don't know why. But he obviously knew where he spoke in terms of spy novels he was well versed in what was going on around him at the time and he used characters and situations from other people's spy novels as satirical jumping off points. As I said there were 20 books in this series starting with our man from Sadisto in 1965 and ending with the Desert Damsels in 1968, nineteen out of twenty of these books have absolutely brilliant cover art paintings by an artist named Robert Bonfils who just died fairly recently. He painted dozens if not hundreds of paperback covers for these sleaze publishers in the 1960s and he was really quite brilliant himself. If you don't believe me please look up Our Man From Sadisto by Clyde Allison on the Internet and you will find all of his amazing covers. One of the things that was just great about these books for me as a teenager and still great re-reading them today is that they all included references to then current spy movies or book characters. There were frequent mentions of Our Man from Uncle, the James Bond character himself. Modesty Blaise and even more obscure characters like The Man From Orgy which by the way was a series that was nowhere near as funny or clever as the Man from Sadisto books were. The most famous real world so to speak character that Clyde Allison used in several of his books was a reference to the Our Man Flint movie because for some reason the Our Man Flint movie had flint reading a spy novel featuring 0008. It was of course a complete coincidence. I am quite certain that the writer of the Our Man Flynt movie had no idea there was a character called 0008. Because again these were never sold on the mainstream newsstands. However in the movie. Our Man Flint meets the triple 0 8 character and they have a scuffle in a French restaurant. If you want to go back and check the movie out you will see that scene.  It's very very funny. The books were hilarious. They were full of science fiction elements like machines that made people want to have sex nonstop stuff like that. There were maniacal super-villains who wanted to take over the world. There were constant references to all of the other spy characters of the time and they were brilliantly written.   Now in 160 pages which is all that Clyde Allison had to work with for each book I would say a good hundred pages out of 160 were usually sexually oriented material. However again we're talking about sex as defined in the mid 60s. And so what he had to do was to continually reinvent the wheel in terms of how he described his characters having sex and that in itself is hilarious. I loved these books as a teenager and have recollected them. As a person in my mid 60s and I still find them hilarious and well worth reading and collecting. They're very rare. They're very hard to find. If you can find any on the Internet. Grab one and have the experience of a lifetime. Be prepared to laugh out loud. And don't be drinking anything while you're reading the book because you might spit it out when you start laughing. Seriously. Clyde Allison was an amazing talent. These are all very funny books. They are of course very much of their time. But that was a really crazy time. These are really crazy books and they're really worth trying to find. I don't believe any of these are currently available. I believe they're tied up the rights for these are tied up somewhere so that they cannot be legally reprinted although I noticed that a couple of them have been reprinted anyway and you can pick them up on various Internet websites for under fifteen dollars. Again these may or may not be legitimate reprints but if you want to if I have whet your appetite whetted your appetite at all to listen to. Sorry to read the adventures or the misadventures of the greatest spy lover of all time Trevor Anderson of Sadisto better known as triple 0 8 then please do yourself a very big favor and pick one of those up. And I am almost positive you'll agree with me that these are some of the funniest books you will ever read.

Welcome to Hardcore Bondage!We are a podcast that reviews the James Bond films randomly! We're our own thing, and we hope you like us!Hosted by Robert Fulton and Sean Faust!Episode 15: Never Too Young To Die!This is it!Sean has been waiting for this episode since the inception of Hardcore Bondage!!!!!It's the 1986 John Stamos led action flick Never Too Young To Die!Originally conceived as a "son-of-Bond" series, it also features George Lazenby as the father of Stamos' Lance Stargrove!Download the episode HERE!https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hardcore-bondage-007/id1310745735hardcorebondage007@gmail.comhttp://www.twitter.com/hardcorebond007https://www.instagram.com/hardcorebondage007/http://www.twitter.com/RobertFultonMUShttp://www.twitter.com/WDIMPodcasthttp://www.twitter.com/advsoundtrackOur special thanks to Q THE MUSIC SHOW for the use of their performances of classic music and songs from the James Bond film series!Check them out at https://qthemusicshow.com/Support them at https://www.patreon.com/qthemusicshowHardcore Bondage 007 thanks our sponsor:Dave's Salsa https://www.davessalsa.com/https://www.facebook.com/italianstylesalsa/Subscribe in a readerHere's the list!Did we miss something?E-mail us at hardcorebondage007@gmail.comOUR CONSTANTLY GROWING LIST!1. Dr. No * 2. From Russia With Love3. Goldfinger * 4. Thunderball * 5. You Only Live Twice * 6. OHMSS7. Diamonds Are Forever8. Live And Let Die9. The Man With The Golden Gun10. The Spy Who Loved Me * 11. Moonraker12. For Your Eyes Only13. Never Say Never Again * 14. Octopussy15. A View To A Kill16. The Living Daylights * 17. License To Kill18. Goldeneye * 19. Tomorrow Never Dies * 20. The World Is Not Enough21. Die Another Day22. Casino Royale23. Quantum Of Solace * 24. Skyfall * 25. SPECTRE26. Casino Royale (Climax! TV show) * 27. Casino Royale (Peter Sellers)28. Everything Or Nothing29. Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond (TV Series) * 30. Becoming Bond * 31. Die Spy Kill Kill32. North By Northwest33. Operation Kid Brother * 34. Our Man Flint35. In Like Flint36. Flash Gordon37. Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins 38. Never Too Young To Die *39. Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade40. If Looks Could Kill41. True Lies42. The Rock43. Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery 44. Austing Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me45. Thomas Crown Affair46. Austin Powers: Goldmember47. Layer Cake48. Johnny English49. Salt50. Johnny English 251. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy52. Atomic Blonde53. The Saint (2017 w/ Roger Moore)54. The Foreigner55. The music of James Bond56. The songs of James Bond57. Cold opens of James Bond58. Bond Girls59. Bond Villains60. Bonds actors (include Barry Nelson)61. Bond BOOKS! 62. Bond 25 Fantasy Ideas63. The Spy Who Dumped Me64. The Room

Welcome to Hardcore Bondage!We are a podcast that reviews the James Bond films randomly! We're our own thing, and we hope you like us!Hosted by Robert Fulton and Sean Faust!Episode 14: Threat Level Sorry!We apologize!It has been a long time coming, and we still haven't reviewed Never Too Young To Die!But we almost did!We explain it all here.Thank you for your patience!Download the episode HERE!https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hardcore-bondage-007/id1310745735hardcorebondage007@gmail.comhttp://www.twitter.com/hardcorebond007https://www.instagram.com/hardcorebondage007/http://www.twitter.com/RobertFultonMUShttp://www.twitter.com/WDIMPodcastOur special thanks to Q THE MUSIC SHOW for the use of their performances of classic music and songs from the James Bond film series!Check them out at https://qthemusicshow.com/Support them at https://www.patreon.com/qthemusicshowHardcore Bondage 007 thanks our sponsor:Dave's Salsa https://www.davessalsa.com/https://www.facebook.com/italianstylesalsa/Subscribe in a readerHere's the list!Did we miss something?E-mail us at hardcorebondage007@gmail.comOUR CONSTANTLY GROWING LIST!1. Dr. No * 2. From Russia With Love3. Goldfinger * 4. Thunderball * 5. You Only Live Twice * 6. OHMSS7. Diamonds Are Forever8. Live And Let Die9. The Man With The Golden Gun10. The Spy Who Loved Me * 11. Moonraker12. For Your Eyes Only13. Never Say Never Again * 14. Octopussy15. A View To A Kill16. The Living Daylights * 17. License To Kill18. Goldeneye * 19. Tomorrow Never Dies * 20. The World Is Not Enough21. Die Another Day22. Casino Royale23. Quantum Of Solace * 24. Skyfall * 25. SPECTRE26. Casino Royale (Climax! TV show) * 27. Casino Royale (Peter Sellers)28. Everything Or Nothing29. Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond (TV Series) * 30. Becoming Bond * 31. Die Spy Kill Kill32. North By Northwest33. Operation Kid Brother * 34. Our Man Flint35. In Like Flint36. Flash Gordon37. Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins 38. Never Too Young To Die 39. Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade40. If Looks Could Kill41. True Lies42. The Rock43. Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery 44. Austing Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me45. Thomas Crown Affair46. Austin Powers: Goldmember47. Layer Cake48. Johnny English49. Salt50. Johnny English 251. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy52. Atomic Blonde53. The Saint (2017 w/ Roger Moore)54. The Foreigner55. The music of James Bond56. The songs of James Bond57. Cold opens of James Bond58. Bond Girls59. Bond Villains60. Bonds actors (include Barry Nelson)61. Bond BOOKS! 62. Bond 25 Fantasy Ideas63. The Spy Who Dumped Me64. The Room

This Week's Junkman Playlist: Dave Clarke 5- Glad All Over Led Zeppelin-Out On the Tiles Motley Crue-Public Enemy #1 Stone Temple Pilots-Meadow Cheap Trick-Everything Works (If You Let It) Def Leppard-Waterloo Sunset Jellyfish-She Still Loves Him Queensryche-Last Time In Paris Shinedown-Cut The Cord Audioslave-Gasoline Ten Years After-I'd Love To Change the World Traffic-Glad Yes-Tempus Fugit Dixie Dregs-Cruise Control Kansas-Two Cents Worth Emerson Lake & Palmer-Karn Evil #9 First Impression pt 1 Rush-Headlong Flight Dream Theater-Pull Me Under Jimi Hendrix-Lover Man BBM-Waiting In The Wings Alice Cooper-Genuine American Girl Greg Kihn Band-Roadrunner Elliot Fischer-Theme for "Our Man Flint" Green Day-Espionage Clarence Clemons-Peter Gunn Theme Toy Dolls-James Bond (Lives Down Our Street) Van Halen- D.O.A. Thin Lizzy-Jailbreak Aerosmith-Draw The Line Airborne- Ready To Rock Foo Fighters-Run Halestorm-I Like It Heavy The Darkness-Black Shuck Sass Jordan- If You're Gonna Love Me Paul McCartney- Not Such a Bad Boy Jimmy Buffett- Please Take Your Girlfriend Home Joe Walsh-Love Letters NRBQ-Macho Maria Paul Revere & the Raiders-Just Like Me

Welcome to Hardcore Bondage!We are a podcast that reviews the James Bond films randomly! We're our own thing, and we hope you like us!Hosted by Robert Fulton and Sean Faust!Episode 13: Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond!We recorded on 5/4/2018 and we do acknowledge that!Dominic Cooper as Ian Fleming? Please!How would we feel about him playing Bond?Download the episode HERE!https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hardcore-bondage-007/id1310745735hardcorebondage007@gmail.comhttp://www.twitter.com/hardcorebond007https://www.instagram.com/hardcorebondage007/http://www.twitter.com/RobertFultonMUShttp://www.twitter.com/WDIMPodcastOur special thanks to Q THE MUSIC SHOW for the use of their performances of classic music and songs from the James Bond film series!Check them out at https://qthemusicshow.com/Support them at https://www.patreon.com/qthemusicshowHardcore Bondage 007 thanks our sponsor:Dave's Salsa https://www.davessalsa.com/https://www.facebook.com/italianstylesalsa/Subscribe in a readerHere's the list!Did we miss something?E-mail us at hardcorebondage007@gmail.comOUR CONSTANTLY GROWING LIST!1. Dr. No2. From Russia With Love3. Goldfinger4. Thunderball5. You Only Live Twice6. OHMSS7. Diamonds Are Forever8. Live And Let Die9. The Man With The Golden Gun10. The Spy Who Loved Me11. Moonraker12. For Your Eyes Only13. Never Say Never Again14. Octopussy15. A View To A Kill16. The Living Daylights17. License To Kill18. Goldeneye19. Tomorrow Never Dies20. The World Is Not Enough21. Die Another Day22. Casino Royale23. Quantum Of Solace24. Skyfall25. SPECTRE26. Casino Royale (Climax! TV show)27. Casino Royale (Peter Sellers)28. Everything Or Nothing29. Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond (TV Series)30. Becoming Bond31. Die Spy Kill Kill32. North By Northwest33. Operation Kid Brother34. Our Man Flint35. In Like Flint36. Flash Gordon37. Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins 38. Never Too Young To Die 39. Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade40. If Looks Could Kill41. True Lies42. The Rock43. Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery 44. Austing Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me45. Thomas Crown Affair46. Austin Powers: Goldmember47. Layer Cake48. Johnny English49. Salt50. Johnny English 251. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy52. Atomic Blonde53. The Saint (2017 w/ Roger Moore)54. The Foreigner55. The music of James Bond56. The songs of James Bond57. Cold opens of James Bond58. Bond Girls59. Bond Villains60. Bonds actors (include Barry Nelson)61. Bond BOOKS! 62. Bond 25 Fantasy Ideas63. The Spy Who Dumped Me64. The Room

Welcome to Hardcore Bondage!We are a podcast that reviews the James Bond films randomly! We're our own thing, and we hope you like us!Hosted by Robert Fulton and Sean Faust!Episode 12: Becoming Bond!So here it is!George Lazenby narrates the Hulu original film about his life! It's a short but sweet one!Download the episode HERE!https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hardcore-bondage-007/id1310745735hardcorebondage007@gmail.comhttp://www.twitter.com/hardcorebond007https://www.instagram.com/hardcorebondage007/http://www.twitter.com/RobertFultonMUShttp://www.twitter.com/WDIMPodcastOur special thanks to Q THE MUSIC SHOW for the use of their performances of classic music and songs from the James Bond film series!Check them out at https://qthemusicshow.com/Support them at https://www.patreon.com/qthemusicshowHardcore Bondage 007 thanks our sponsor:Dave's Salsa https://www.davessalsa.com/https://www.facebook.com/italianstylesalsa/Subscribe in a readerHere's the list!Did we miss something?E-mail us at hardcorebondage007@gmail.comOUR CONSTANTLY GROWING LIST!1. Dr. No2. From Russia With Love3. Goldfinger4. Thunderball5. You Only Live Twice6. OHMSS7. Diamonds Are Forever8. Live And Let Die9. The Man With The Golden Gun10. The Spy Who Loved Me11. Moonraker12. For Your Eyes Only13. Never Say Never Again14. Octopussy15. A View To A Kill16. The Living Daylights17. License To Kill18. Goldeneye19. Tomorrow Never Dies20. The World Is Not Enough21. Die Another Day22. Casino Royale23. Quantum Of Solace24. Skyfall25. SPECTRE26. Casino Royale (Climax! TV show)27. Casino Royale (Peter Sellers)28. Everything Or Nothing29. Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond (TV Series)30. Becoming Bond31. Die Spy Kill Kill32. North By Northwest33. Operation Kid Brother34. Our Man Flint35. In Like Flint36. Flash Gordon37. Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins 38. Never Too Young To Die 39. Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade40. If Looks Could Kill41. True Lies42. The Rock43. Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery 44. Austing Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me45. Thomas Crown Affair46. Austin Powers: Goldmember47. Layer Cake48. Johnny English49. Salt50. Johnny English 251. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy52. Atomic Blonde53. The Saint (2017 w/ Roger Moore)54. The Foreigner55. The music of James Bond56. The songs of James Bond57. Cold opens of James Bond58. Bond Girls59. Bond Villains60. Bonds actors (include Barry Nelson)61. Bond BOOKS! 62. Bond 25 Fantasy Ideas63. The Spy Who Dumped Me64. The Room

Welcome to Hardcore Bondage!We are a podcast that reviews the James Bond films randomly! We're our own thing, and we hope you like us!Hosted by Robert Fulton and Sean Faust!Episode 11: Climax/ Skyfall!Wow!Even more "deep water"!First we tackle the television show Climax! and their take on Casino Royale starringBarry Nelson as James Bond and Peter Lorre as Le Chiffre!After that we delve into Daniel Craig's third outing in Skyfall!How do we feel about it? Well... "tune in" and find out!Download the episode HERE!https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hardcore-bondage-007/id1310745735hardcorebondage007@gmail.comhttp://www.twitter.com/hardcorebond007https://www.instagram.com/hardcorebondage007/http://www.twitter.com/RobertFultonMUShttp://www.twitter.com/WDIMPodcastOur special thanks to Q THE MUSIC SHOW for the use of their performances of classic music and songs from the James Bond film series!Check them out at https://qthemusicshow.com/Support them at https://www.patreon.com/qthemusicshowHardcore Bondage 007 thanks our sponsor:Dave's Salsa https://www.davessalsa.com/https://www.facebook.com/italianstylesalsa/Subscribe in a readerHere's the list!Did we miss something?E-mail us at hardcorebondage007@gmail.comOUR CONSTANTLY GROWING LIST!1. Dr. No2. From Russia With Love3. Goldfinger4. Thunderball5. You Only Live Twice6. OHMSS7. Diamonds Are Forever8. Live And Let Die9. The Man With The Golden Gun10. The Spy Who Loved Me11. Moonraker12. For Your Eyes Only13. Never Say Never Again14. Octopussy15. A View To A Kill16. The Living Daylights17. License To Kill18. Goldeneye19. Tomorrow Never Dies20. The World Is Not Enough21. Die Another Day22. Casino Royale23. Quantum Of Solace24. Skyfall25. SPECTRE26. Casino Royale (Climax! TV show)27. Casino Royale (Peter Sellers)28. Everything Or Nothing29. Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond (TV Series)30. Becoming Bond31. Die Spy Kill Kill32. North By Northwest33. Operation Kid Brother34. Our Man Flint35. In Like Flint36. Flash Gordon37. Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins 38. Never Too Young To Die 39. Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade40. If Looks Could Kill41. True Lies42. The Rock43. Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery 44. Austing Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me45. Thomas Crown Affair46. Austin Powers: Goldmember47. Layer Cake48. Johnny English49. Salt50. Johnny English 251. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy52. Atomic Blonde53. The Saint (2017 w/ Roger Moore)54. The Foreigner55. The music of James Bond56. The songs of James Bond57. Cold opens of James Bond58. Bond Girls59. Bond Villains60. Bonds actors (include Barry Nelson)61. Bond BOOKS! 62. Bond 25 Fantasy Ideas63. The Spy Who Dumped Me64. The Room

Welcome to Hardcore Bondage!We are a podcast that reviews the James Bond films randomly! We're our own thing, and we hope you like us!Hosted by Robert Fulton and Sean Faust!Episode 10: Thunderball!Did we "get into some deep water"?Sean Connery's fourth time out as James Bond seems to be divisive among fans.How do we feel about it? Well... you're in for a treat!Download the episode HERE!https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hardcore-bondage-007/id1310745735hardcorebondage007@gmail.comhttp://www.twitter.com/hardcorebond007https://www.instagram.com/hardcorebondage007/http://www.twitter.com/RobertFultonMUShttp://www.twitter.com/WDIMPodcasthttps://twitter.com/fatpeplruleOur special thanks to Q THE MUSIC SHOW for the use of their performances of classic music and songs from the James Bond film series!Check them out at https://qthemusicshow.com/Hardcore Bondage 007 thanks our sponsor:Dave's Salsa https://www.davessalsa.com/https://www.facebook.com/italianstylesalsa/Subscribe in a readerHere's the list!Did we miss something?E-mail us at hardcorebondage007@gmail.comOUR CONSTANTLY GROWING LIST!1. Dr. No2. From Russia With Love3. Goldfinger4. Thunderball5. You Only Live Twice6. OHMSS7. Diamonds Are Forever8. Live And Let Die9. The Man With The Golden Gun10. The Spy Who Loved Me11. Moonraker12. For Your Eyes Only13. Never Say Never Again14. Octopussy15. A View To A Kill16. The Living Daylights17. License To Kill18. Goldeneye19. Tomorrow Never Dies20. The World Is Not Enough21. Die Another Day22. Casino Royale23. Quantum Of Solace24. Skyfall25. SPECTRE26. Casino Royale (Climax! TV show)27. Casino Royale (Peter Sellers)28. Everything Or Nothing29. Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond (TV Series)30. Becoming Bond31. Die Spy Kill Kill32. North By Northwest33. Operation Kid Brother34. Our Man Flint35. In Like Flint36. Flash Gordon37. Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins 38. Never Too Young To Die 39. Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade40. If Looks Could Kill41. True Lies42. The Rock43. Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery 44. Austing Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me45. Thomas Crown Affair46. Austin Powers: Goldmember47. Layer Cake48. Johnny English49. Salt50. Johnny English 251. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy52. Atomic Blonde53. The Saint (2017 w/ Roger Moore)54. The Foreigner55. The music of James Bond56. The songs of James Bond57. Cold opens of James Bond58. Bond Girls59. Bond Villains60. Bonds actors (include Barry Nelson)61. Bond BOOKS! 62. Bond 25 Fantasy Ideas63. The Room

Mr.F returns with four classic guests to discuss Austin Powers The Spy Who Shagged Me & Austin Powers in Goldmember. From the off the wall cameos and spy movie shout outs to the returning characters and running gags that may or may not over stay their welcome, there's a whole lot to talk about with these sequels. Do they still hold up (or were they even good in the first place?) ; we'll be the judge of that! *Recorded before we knew Kevin Spacey was a scum bag* The Austin Powers 2 review ends at 1:10:33 ;) Here is a link to a trailer for this week's film recommendation "Our Man Flint" :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQwJQkEh2QY Rate, Like , Subscribe and find us on: Facebook and Twitter @Mrfranchisepod Itunes, Stitcher, Soundcloud + Many More Pod Apps @Mrfranchise Instagram @shoreloser

Welcome to Hardcore Bondage!We are a podcast that reviews the James Bond films randomly! We're our own thing, and we hope you like us!Hosted by Robert Fulton and Sean Faust!Episode 9: Operation Kid Brother!We rolled a non-canon film and got... "lucky" with this roll!Also known as Operation Double 007 and OK Connery, this gem stars Neil Connery and a slew of 60's Bond actors!Our friend Andrew joins us on what might be the first podcast to discuss this masterpiece of mind-bending drama!Download the episode HERE!https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hardcore-bondage-007/id1310745735hardcorebondage007@gmail.comhttp://www.twitter.com/hardcorebond007https://www.instagram.com/hardcorebondage007/http://www.twitter.com/RobertFultonMUShttp://www.twitter.com/WDIMPodcasthttps://twitter.com/fatpeplruleOur special thanks to Q THE MUSIC SHOW for the use of their performances of classic music and songs from the James Bond film series!Check them out at https://qthemusicshow.com/Hardcore Bondage 007 thanks our sponsor:Dave's Salsa https://www.davessalsa.com/https://www.facebook.com/italianstylesalsa/Subscribe in a readerHere's the list!Did we miss something?E-mail us at hardcorebondage007@gmail.comOUR CONSTANTLY GROWING LIST!1. Dr. No2. From Russia With Love3. Goldfinger4. Thunderball5. You Only Live Twice6. OHMSS7. Diamonds Are Forever8. Live And Let Die9. The Man With The Golden Gun10. The Spy Who Loved Me11. Moonraker12. For Your Eyes Only13. Never Say Never Again14. Octopussy15. A View To A Kill16. The Living Daylights17. License To Kill18. Goldeneye19. Tomorrow Never Dies20. The World Is Not Enough21. Die Another Day22. Casino Royale23. Quantum Of Solace24. Skyfall25. SPECTRE26. Casino Royale (Climax! TV show)27. Casino Royale (Peter Sellers)28. Everything Or Nothing29. Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond (TV Series)30. Becoming Bond31. Die Spy Kill Kill32. North By Northwest33. Operation Kid Brother34. Our Man Flint35. In Like Flint36. Flash Gordon37. Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins 38. Never Too Young To Die 39. Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade40. If Looks Could Kill41. True Lies42. The Rock43. Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery 44. Austing Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me45. Thomas Crown Affair46. Austin Powers: Goldmember47. Layer Cake48. Johnny English49. Salt50. Johnny English 251. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy52. Atomic Blonde53. The Saint (2017 w/ Roger Moore)54. The Foreigner55. The music of James Bond56. The songs of James Bond57. Cold opens of James Bond58. Bond Girls59. Bond Villains60. Bonds actors (include Barry Nelson)61. Bond BOOKS! 62. Bond 25 Fantasy Ideas63. The Room

Welcome to Hardcore Bondage!We are a podcast that reviews the James Bond films randomly! We're our own thing, and we hope you like us!Hosted by Robert Fulton and Sean Faust!Episode 8: Tomorrow Never Dies!So far it looks like we're getting the Pierce movies in order?Pour yourself a martini and get ready for some Hardcore Bondage!Download the episode HERE!https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hardcore-bondage-007/id1310745735hardcorebondage007@gmail.comhttp://www.twitter.com/hardcorebond007https://www.instagram.com/hardcorebondage007/http://www.twitter.com/RobertFultonMUShttp://www.twitter.com/WDIMPodcastOur special thanks to Q THE MUSIC SHOW for the use of their performances of classic music and songs from the James Bond film series!Check them out at https://qthemusicshow.com/Hardcore Bondage 007 thanks our sponsor:Dave's Salsa https://www.davessalsa.com/https://www.facebook.com/italianstylesalsa/Subscribe in a readerHere's the list!Did we miss something?E-mail us at hardcorebondage007@gmail.comOUR CONSTANTLY GROWING LIST!1. Dr. No2. From Russia With Love3. Goldfinger4. Thunderball5. You Only Live Twice6. OHMSS7. Diamonds Are Forever8. Live And Let Die9. The Man With The Golden Gun10. The Spy Who Loved Me11. Moonraker12. For Your Eyes Only13. Never Say Never Again14. Octopussy15. A View To A Kill16. The Living Daylights17. License To Kill18. Goldeneye19. Tomorrow Never Dies20. The World Is Not Enough21. Die Another Day22. Casino Royale23. Quantum Of Solace24. Skyfall25. SPECTRE26. Casino Royale (Climax! TV show)27. Casino Royale (Peter Sellers)28. Everything Or Nothing29. Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond (TV Series)30. Becoming Bond31. Die Spy Kill Kill32. North By Northwest33. Operation Kid Brother34. Our Man Flint35. In Like Flint36. Flash Gordon37. Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins 38. Never Too Young To Die 39. Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade40. If Looks Could Kill41. True Lies42. The Rock43. Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery 44. Austing Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me45. Thomas Crown Affair46. Austin Powers: Goldmember47. Layer Cake48. Johnny English49. Salt50. Johnny English 251. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy52. Atomic Blonde53. The Saint (2017 w/ Roger Moore)54. The Foreigner55. The music of James Bond56. The songs of James Bond57. Cold opens of James Bond58. Bond Girls59. Bond Villains60. Bonds actors (include Barry Nelson)61. Bond BOOKS! 62. Bond 25 Fantasy Ideas63. The Room

Welcome to Hardcore Bondage!We are a podcast that reviews the James Bond films randomly! We're our own thing, and we hope you like us!Hosted by Robert Fulton and Sean Faust!Episode 7: You Only Live Twice!It's short but sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet! Pour yourself a martini (stirred.... not shaken?!?!?!?!) and get ready for some Hardcore Bondage!Download the episode HERE!https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hardcore-bondage-007/id1310745735hardcorebondage007@gmail.comhttp://www.twitter.com/hardcorebond007https://www.instagram.com/hardcorebondage007/http://www.twitter.com/RobertFultonMUShttp://www.twitter.com/WDIMPodcastOur special thanks to Q THE MUSIC SHOW for the use of their performances of classic music and songs from the James Bond film series!Check them out at https://qthemusicshow.com/Subscribe in a readerHere's the list!Did we miss something?E-mail us at hardcorebondage007@gmail.comOUR CONSTANTLY GROWING LIST!1. Dr. No2. From Russia With Love3. Goldfinger4. Thunderball5. You Only Live Twice6. OHMSS7. Diamonds Are Forever8. Live And Let Die9. The Man With The Golden Gun10. The Spy Who Loved Me11. Moonraker12. For Your Eyes Only13. Never Say Never Again14. Octopussy15. A View To A Kill16. The Living Daylights17. License To Kill18. Goldeneye19. Tomorrow Never Dies20. The World Is Not Enough21. Die Another Day22. Casino Royale23. Quantum Of Solace24. Skyfall25. SPECTRE26. Casino Royale (Climax! TV show)27. Casino Royale (Peter Sellers)28. Everything Or Nothing29. Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond (TV Series)30. Becoming Bond31. Die Spy Kill Kill32. North By Northwest33. Operation Kid Brother34. Our Man Flint35. In Like Flint36. Flash Gordon37. Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins 38. Never Too Young To Die 39. Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade40. If Looks Could Kill41. True Lies42. The Rock43. Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery 44. Austing Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me45. Thomas Crown Affair46. Austin Powers: Goldmember47. Layer Cake48. Johnny English49. Salt50. Johnny English 251. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy52. Atomic Blonde53. The Saint (2017 w/ Roger Moore)54. The Foreigner55. The music of James Bond56. The songs of James Bond57. Cold opens of James Bond58. Bond Girls59. Bond Villains60. Bonds actors (include Barry Nelson)61. Bond BOOKS! 62. Bond 25 Fantasy Ideas63. The Room

Welcome to Blackbird9's Breakfast Club's Wednesday Podcast Mad Mod Murderous Maccabees. Tonight we will discuss the history of the Cold War Spy.https://www.blackbird9tradingposts.org/2017-06-28-mad-mod-murderous-maccabees-blackbird9-podcastIn the First Hour Host Frederick C. Blackburn will cover the recent chaotic events brought on by the teachings of the Frankfurt School Marxists. Their mission: establish a Greater Israel ruled by globalism under the direction of Talmudic Noahide Law and at the same time force all other nations to surrender their independent sovereignty. In the Second Hour, the host looks at the history of the post World War II Cold War Spy genre in both popular culture media and in official state policy. From TV franchises like "The Avengers", "I-Spy", "The Man From U.N.C.L.E" and "Get Smart" to movie icons like "James Bond", "Our Man Flint", and "Austin Powers" that glamorized the womanizing infiltrating Secret Agent with a license to kill to the realities of Star Chamber justice political assassinations, "Strategy Of Tension" terrorist psy-ops, and mass media manipulation under projects such as "Operation Gladio" and "Operation Mockingbird" the host looks at the jewish hidden hand behind these "Spy vs. Spy" systems as well as the Globalist end game objectives.

Welcome to Blackbird9's Breakfast Club's Wednesday Podcast Mad Mod Murderous Maccabees. Tonight we will discuss the history of the Cold War Spy.https://www.blackbird9tradingposts.org/2017-06-28-mad-mod-murderous-maccabees-blackbird9-podcastIn the First Hour Host Frederick C. Blackburn will cover the recent chaotic events brought on by the teachings of the Frankfurt School Marxists. Their mission: establish a Greater Israel ruled by globalism under the direction of Talmudic Noahide Law and at the same time force all other nations to surrender their independent sovereignty. In the Second Hour, the host looks at the history of the post World War II Cold War Spy genre in both popular culture media and in official state policy. From TV franchises like "The Avengers", "I-Spy", "The Man From U.N.C.L.E" and "Get Smart" to movie icons like "James Bond", "Our Man Flint", and "Austin Powers" that glamorized the womanizing infiltrating Secret Agent with a license to kill to the realities of Star Chamber justice political assassinations, "Strategy Of Tension" terrorist psy-ops, and mass media manipulation under projects such as "Operation Gladio" and "Operation Mockingbird" the host looks at the jewish hidden hand behind these "Spy vs. Spy" systems as well as the Globalist end game objectives.

Well, if he's not here for the recording, we can at least speculate about how he would respond to our musings. We discuss Jason's favorite movies, music from our birthyears and "Catfish" for some reason.

February 15-21, 1969 (sort of) This week Ken welcomes comedian, actor, author and smartest man in the world Greg Proops to the show. Ken and Greg discuss Fantasy on Television, The Avengers, The Adams Family, The Wild Wild West, Kids television, exactly when England got black people, The Black and White Minstrel Show, Star Trek, The psychedelic 60s, San Francisco, Star Trek, Dad movies, War, Zulu, speaking German, learning that sometimes there are no good guys, Chuck Connors, Branded, breaking a sword over your knee, The Prisoner: the original mindfuck, James Bond, questioning your government, Who's Line is it Anyway?, Punk, The Double Deckers, dystopia, the song that goes with every neighborhood in London, The 60s dream of peace love and nonviolence, Night Flight, the golden age of FM radio, KSAN, The UK vs US Top 40, The Intruder, Charles Beaumont, The Twilight Zone, realizing the rest of the United States is terrifying and different, buying into the media lie, hatred of memes, having the sum total of human knowledge in your pocket, the DIY ethos of punk reflected in podcasts, The Outer Limits, learning a moral compass from television, Davey and Goliath, The Banana Splits, Rankin Bass, bad people as main characters, the best of times the worst of times, local television, when cameramen all became robots, Vietnam: the first TV war, the horrors of combat footage, real reporters, why Dick Chaney is the world's most evil heartless cyborg, never believing what you hear, why there is no news anymore, conspiracy theories, when Hidden Camera Prank shows became reporting, throwing your hat at the white flag, Hilary Clinton, why there is no truth or final word anymore, conservatives re-branding as the Party party, Laugh In, The Smothers Brothers, the legacy of Nixon, Pepsi vs. Coke, when everyone smokes, the sleaze of Maxim magazine, Family Ties, Full House as history's greatest representation of San Francisco, Occupy vs. real criminals, Good Day LA, Romney's evil bowels, why celebrities are not allowed to have opinions, Iran Contra, Ronald Reagan's journey from joke to Jesus, The Dead Kennedys, Midnight Caller, Greg's essaying the role of Cab Drive, Gary Cole, Nash Bridges, Vigilante Talk Radio DJs, American Gothic, Jim Thompson, The Killer Inside Me, Sam Fuller, The Model Cafe, The Brady Bunch Movie, "I don't if you remember me...", Charlton Heston, The Omega Man, Planet of the Apes, Soylent Green, I Am Legend, Richard Matheson, Zombie movies, why the current love of zombies gets it totally wrong,  Return of the Living Dead, millennials' obsession with magic and monsters, the rules driven horror trend, Forbidden Planet, The Tempest, Star Wars turning sci-fi into a genre for everyone, Minority Report, Phillip K. Dick, Hollywood's abandonment of character studies, comic book movies, Pacific Rim, Ultraman, Ken's dislike of Quentin Tarantino, The Skin Game, Jackie Brown, living in a Sci-Fi story, advertising ruining everything, 1984, Orwell, Greg's book, navel officers writing sci-fi, Robert Heinlein, "Room 101", Paul Merton, CCTV Cameras in London, Big Brother's journey from terrifying idea to hot tub sex, the evils of technology, the dehumanization of Uber, the cost of convenience, mini cabs, "The Knowledge", Africa, never having been to the center of London, Billy Ocean, navigating without technology,  pop culture advocates, Record Store clerks, teenage girls loving AM pop, Greg's wife's impeccable music taste, The Underground, Russ Meyer, Faster Pussycat Kill Kill, The Strand in San Francisco, The Stuff, communal experience, Mike Meyer's Tarantino-ing Beyond the Valley of the Dolls and Our Man Flint, money men financing the creative while being the enemy of art, Big Talent Agencies missing the point, The Army Show, The Jamie Foxx Show, fruit bags, schlub comedians, Louis CK,  getting out of the way of good art, the fraternity of comedians, pulp fiction vs Pulp Fiction, learning your craft, and panning for the Golden Age.

EPISODE 59 – On this episode of the podcast Kevin and Ralph are joined again by Bob Mitsch (Costume Station Zero). Sit back and enjoy their conversation about The Edge of Tomorrow, Baseball Interviews, Kevin’s Dad using his “indoor voice”, Our Man Flint, Roger Moore and The Caves of Androzani! LISTEN HERE

Larry shows up at the studio sneezing and sweating, but soldiers through, reciting some Shakespeare and talking about one of his favorite movies, "Our Man Flint." Be sure to tune in for this extra extra extra spicy episode and stand around the virtual potato chip bowl with Larry! Quote Of The Week: "Never mind why." Producer: Colonel Jeff Fox Audio Engineer: Dr. Chris Laxamana

Speech Fewapy presents the 2nd show from Our Man Flint. A lone agent on a mission to repel the purveyors of bland music and restore songs with passion and skill to the airwaves. Flint steps out of the shadows once more to inject some serious tunage into the festive proceedings. Three indie belters from Leeds spearhead an eclectic mix of essential listening. If you haven't already crashed the Aston Martin in the snow...you will now. Avanti! Email requests, info, stories, gig mentions in to the show by clicking the link below: ourmanflintradio@gmail.com check out the show profile on the Speech Fewapy Records site: http://speechfewapy.com/radio/ourmanflint/

Speech Fewapy proudly presents a brand new monthly show Our Man Flint. A lone agent on a mission to repel the purveyors of bland music and restore songs with passion and skill to the airwaves. This month sees our agent skillfully blend some choice cuts whilst unleashing the power of the Minneapolis punk scene and playing tracks by personnel soon to be visiting our fair second city. Imperative dear boy. Email requests, info, stories, gig mentions in to the show by clicking the link below: ourmanflintradio@gmail.com check out the show profile on the Speech Fewapy Records site: http://speechfewapy.com/radio/ourmanflint/

In their effort to present the most comprehensive coverage of 1960s spy culture, Tom and Derrick begin their examination of some of the spies who gave Bond a run for his money, beginning with the cerebral, eccentric, and suave Derek Flint. Join the Boys From Brooklyn as they look at the adventures of the renaissance man that James Coburn turned into a cult hero, tracing his adventures from Our Man Flint to In Like Flint to the highly obscure, near-forgotten (and with good reason) Flint television pilot, Our Man Flint: Dead on Target. Plus a preview of other episodes in the Rivals of Bond series, Derrick wants Yvonne Craig to shake her money-maker, and a look at the two Flint movies (one written by Harlan Ellison) that never got to the screen. Wipe that look off your Zowie Face and get to clicking!

In their effort to present the most comprehensive coverage of 1960s spy culture, Tom and Derrick begin their examination of some of the spies who gave Bond a run for his money, beginning with the cerebral, eccentric, and suave Derek Flint. Join the Boys From Brooklyn as they look at the adventures of the renaissance man that James Coburn turned into a cult hero, tracing his adventures from Our Man Flint to In Like Flint to the highly obscure, near-forgotten (and with good reason) Flint television pilot, Our Man Flint: Dead on Target. Plus a preview of other episodes in the Rivals of Bond series, Derrick wants Yvonne Craig to shake her money-maker, and a look at the two Flint movies (one written by Harlan Ellison) that never got to the screen. Wipe that look off your Zowie Face and get to clicking!

In their effort to present the most comprehensive coverage of 1960s spy culture, Tom and Derrick begin their examination of some of the spies who gave Bond a run for his money, beginning with the cerebral, eccentric, and suave Derek Flint. Join the Boys From Brooklyn as they look at the adventures of the renaissance man that James Coburn turned into a cult hero, tracing his adventures from Our Man Flint to In Like Flint to the highly obscure, near-forgotten (and with good reason) Flint television pilot, Our Man Flint: Dead on Target. Plus a preview of other episodes in the Rivals of Bond series, Derrick wants Yvonne Craig to shake her money-maker, and a look at the two Flint movies (one written by Harlan Ellison) that never got to the screen. Wipe that look off your Zowie Face and get to clicking!

In their effort to present the most comprehensive coverage of 1960s spy culture, Tom and Derrick begin their examination of some of the spies who gave Bond a run for his money, beginning with the cerebral, eccentric, and suave Derek Flint. Join the Boys From Brooklyn as they look at the adventures of the renaissance man that James Coburn turned into a cult hero, tracing his adventures from Our Man Flint to In Like Flint to the highly obscure, near-forgotten (and with good reason) Flint television pilot, Our Man Flint: Dead on Target. Plus a preview of other episodes in the Rivals of Bond series, Derrick wants Yvonne Craig to shake her money-maker, and a look at the two Flint movies (one written by Harlan Ellison) that never got to the screen. Wipe that look off your Zowie Face and get to clicking!