Podcasts about roger moore's bond

Things get raunchy as Nat & Stu dive deep into one of the best films of the Bond franchise, with Natalie discovering hitherto unknown levels of thirst for Roger Moore's Bond. 2020 is bringing up all sorts of surprises. Your intrepid culture vultures pick over the delicious meat that is The Spy Who Loved Me, including the amazing Triple X, the gloriously ridiculous lair of creepy fish-man Stromberg, the fantastic Lotus Esprit (underwater model), and the mighty menace that is Jaws. The film was so much fun to discuss, a lengthy bit has been chopped out to form a follow up podcast, so keep your eyes out. Enjoy!

On this episode of The Damn Dirty Drive-In, Ryan and Robb phone in remotely to practice social distancing, and debate whether Roger Moore's Bond movies were any good. Plus, Robb, Ryan and Willie T. Golden navigate the perils of fame in "The Grammy Awards", a new sketch written by Robb Maynard. Then, Pablo Lewin, Robb and Jack Bennett navigate the perils of doing a PBS children's show in "Mister Nelson's House", a new sketch written by Ryan Smith. And Erik treats the gang on an all-new Damn Dirty Deli. All this and slightly more on this week's episode of The Damn Dirty Drive-In!

Only the passing of the great Sir Roger Moore could bring all of our hosts together again. How are we reacting to the first ever death of a James Bond, and what's the story behind Ben predicting it 48 hours earlier in our last episode? After spending 2 years as an advocate for Roger Moore, Noah returns to talk about why Roger Moore has always been the #1 Bond for him, while Ben catches us up on how his opinion has improved on Roger Moore since beginning this show. We reminisce about our earliest memories of Roger Moore's Bond, as well as all of Sir Roger's greatest, most iconic, and of course most hilarious moments from his 12 year and 7 film run as the longest running James Bond of all time. Not to mention how much Roger Moore meant to this series since leaving. It's our special tribute episode, now with MORE ROGER MOORE!

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

As the air turns crisps and people start putting cooky faces on pumpkins, it can only mean one thing- we have to check our episodes from last year to figure out how we do Halloween episodes. And this time, we do Halloween with The Real Ghost Busters (the space is canonical, look it up!) and the episode "When Halloween Was Forever." In this episode, we are playing a man (or WO-man, as it is) short, but we do our best to make up for it by talking about more nonsense than usual. We discuss the origin of Halloween, how Dan Aykroyd wasn't that fat in 1984, the punctuation needed to find the true meaning of the lyrics of "Walking on Sunshine", how terrible Roger Moore's Bond films are (KANANGA IS INFLATED TO DEATH!!!), whether or not you should be eating Creepy Crawlers (answer: no) and we go in depth on the honors bestowed at the annual Fart Expo (that's why Andrea isn't with us.) We also get booked with two interviewees, one on purpose, the episode's antagonist and spirit of Halloween, Samhain as well as the easy-to-mistake-for-Samhain, Hollywood screenwriter Sam Hamm. But they get along and it's a terrific interview. As the episode intro says, if you want to help spread the word of our show, vote for #7 "Wormy Autumn Nights" in the Flophouse Song of the Autumn Contest! Thanks for listening!

After For Your Eyes Only many people thought Roger Moore's Bond was at an All Time High, and with the impending revival of Sean Connery as a competing James Bond Eon was sure to bring back Moore as their golden gun for another adventure. This time Bond must team up with a group of smugglers to stop a crazed Russian general from taking over the world. Does Bond's clowning around work for Arnie, Stuart, and Brock? Listen to find out!

After For Your Eyes Only many people thought Roger Moore's Bond was at an All Time High, and with the impending revival of Sean Connery as a competing James Bond Eon was sure to bring back Moore as their golden gun for another adventure. This time Bond must team up with a group of smugglers to stop a crazed Russian general from taking over the world. Does Bond's clowning around work for Arnie, Stuart, and Brock? Listen to find out!