Podcast appearances and mentions of tom perotta

¿Qué sucede cuando el 2% de la población mundial desaparece sin dejar rastro? En este episodio de Webbtertainment nos adentramos en el enigmático universo de The Leftovers, una de las series mas impactantes y desconcertantes de los últimos años. Un desafío constante que nos obliga a enfrentarnos al duelo, la fe y lo inexplicable. Desglosaremos sus momentos mas crudos y emotivos, desde el simbolismo detrás de la Partida Repentina hasta el viaje existencial de sus personajes como Kevin, Nora y Matt. Exploraremos cada capa de misterio en este nuevo mundo marcado por lo inexplicable, que hacen de esta serie una experiencia única. Todo esto ambientado con las maravillosas narraciones de Miguel Ángel Tocado inspiradas en el libro de Tom Perotta y acompañados nuevamente por nuestra pareja de referencia para exprimir y entrelazar toda esta historia, son Carmenia Moreno (Carmenia en Casa, Al Otro Lado del Micrófono) y Rafa Gambín (Doble Sesión Podcast). Tanto si The Leftovers dejó una huella imborrable en ti como si no llegaste a conectar con ella, este análisis te llevará mas allá de la superficie, hacia lo que realmente significa seguir adelante cuando todo parece perdido.

Ethan, Anne, and Alina discuss books for the Halloween season.  Books discussed:  Pay the Piper by George A. Romero & Daniel Kraus A Dowry of Blood by S. T. Gibson The Little Stranger by Sarah Waters Other books mentioned: Darkly: Black History and America's Gothic Soul by Leila Taylor, The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict, Maeve Fly by C. J. Leede, and The Leftovers by Tom Perotta.       

This week on The Watchers' Pilot Season, Jodie and Andrea review The Leftovers, HBO's 2014 drama based on Tom Perotta's novel of the same name. We get into how we might respond to losing two percent of the world's population in an instant, how this show has more in common with our previous shows than we'd expected, whether all dogs are truly good dogs, and if a certain deer has a grudge against Justin Theroux. Plus, we manage to weave in more Jersey talk than you might expect in an episode focused on "upstate" (to us) New York. But then again, if you've been tuning in for a while now, that's probably not so surprising after all.Pilot season is technically over here at The Watchers. Next week, we're recapping seasons one and two of The Bear, Christopher Storer's love letter to Chicago and family dysfunction. We'll be covering season three after that, so if you've never watched The Bear, now's the time."The Leftovers, Life, Death, Einstein and Time Travel" By Maureen RyanPlus IconFollow:The Watchers on Instagram (@WatchersPodNJ)Andrea on Instagram (@AQAndreaQ)Jodie on Instagram (@jodie_mim)Our sister show, New Jersey Is the World, on Instagram (@newjerseyistheworld)Thanks to Kitzy (@heykitzy) for the use of our theme song, "No Book Club."

Recorded Friday, September 22, 2023 Book talk begins at 27:50   Our annual Fall Sweater KAL has started!  Knit or crochet a sweater for yourself or another adult.   Here are the rules: Dates - 9/1/2023 - 1/15/24. That's 4 months…plenty of time to knit or crochet an adult-size sweater…or two! We have bundles for inspiration! Beginner sweaters are here. Adventurous Beginners to Advanced sweaters are here Crocheters! Your sweaters are here ANYONE can add sweaters to the bundles! There will be prizes - just post a picture of your lovely finished sweater in our FOs thread. Do you have some sweaters in progress? WIPs count as long as the sweater is less than 50% done on September 1st. Less than 50% done is your call. We don't have to “approve” your project. It must be an adult-sized sweater, and it must have sleeves. Short sleeves are fine. You must be a member of our Ravelry group to win a prize.   Virtual Knitting Group via Zoom   Events Tracie and Barb will be at: Lambtown - October 7-8, 2023 at the Dixon May Fairgrounds in Dixon, CA The TKGA Retreat 2023 - November 2-5, 2023 at the Hilton Charlotte University Place Hotel in Charlotte, North Carolina New Year Fiber Retreat - January 4-7, 2024 at the St Francis Retreat Center in San Juan Bautista, CA     KNITTING Barb finished Mother Bear #287 Barley Hat #7 by Tin Can Knits, using Knit Picks Hawthorn in the Spri Coco Cardigan by Claudia Quintanilla - EweKnit Toronto, using Knit Picks Hawthorn in the Springfield colorway   Tracie finished: Darling Darby #7 by Jean Clement in Red Heart Super Saver in the Retro Stripe colorway   Barb is working on: Hungry Horse Hat by Aimee Alexander using Polka Dot Sheep Stumptown DK in the Aurora, Depths, Juneberry color ways Vanilla Socks for Will, using Paton's Kroy Socks in the Route 66 colorway.   Barb has Cast On Rock It Tee #2, by Tanis Lavalee, using Knit Picks Lindy Chain in 3 colors, UBlue, Clarity and Rouge Donner by Elizabeth Doherty, using Knit Pick Lindy Chain in the Sage Brush colorway   Tracie has ast on: Dawning Top by Ainur Berkimbayeva in Zealana Kiwi (Merino/Brushtail Possum/Cotton Blend) in Rococco    Tracie is working on: Pixelated Pullover by Jennifer Beaumont in madelinetosh Tosh Merino DK, madelinetosh Tosh Sport and Duren Dyeworks Love Sport Socks in Tosh Merino Light Glitter in T'Challa colorway   BOOKS Barb read: Black Cake by Charmaine Wilkerson - 3 stars Lock Every Door by Riley Sager - 3 stars The Perfect Neighbors by Sarah Pekkanen - 4 stars   Tracie read: Waco: David Koresh, the Branch Davidians and a Legacy of Rage by Jeff Guin - 5 stars Election by Tom Perotta - 3 stars Raylan (Raylan Givens #4)  by Elmore Leonard - 3 stars   Tracie has launched her side hustle - The Knitting Coach - in person, one-on-one knitting instruction for beginners and anyone who wants to push their knitting skills forward

WRITERS' BLOCK Ron Block and Meg Walker talk to bestselling novelist and Oscar-nominated screenwriter Tom Perrotta about his new sequel to ELECTION two decades in the making, TRACY FLICK CAN'T WIN.

Alison Stewart, host of WNYC's All Of It with Alison Stewart, joins to discuss what makes a great "summer read" and shares some of her picks. For the "it" books of summer that everyone is talking about, check out Lapvona by Ottessa Moshfegh and Tracy Flick Can't Win by Tom Perotta. Looking for non-fiction? Alison recommends The Family Roe: An American Story by Joshua Prager and Civil Rights Queen: Constance Baker Motley and the Struggle for Equality by Tomiko Brown Nagin to learn more about the history behind some of the most important political issues today. And if you need a real escape from reality, pick up The Violin Conspiracy by Brendan Slocumb, Olga Dies Dreaming by Xochitl Gonzalez or Harlem Shuffle by Colson Whitehead. → EVENT: Tune in for All Of It's Get Lit radio event with Jennifer Weiner and musical guest Lara Downes on Thursday, July 28th at 1 pm ET! For more information on the event, and how to sign up for next month's book club, click here.

Lucy Liu, Dennis Boutsikaris, and other talented performers rivet listeners with Tom Perotta's sequel to ELECTION. Host Jo Reed and AudioFile's Michele Cobb discuss the multi-cast performance reintroducing us to Tracy Flick, now a middle-aged assistant principal hoping for a promotion. When a rich alum insists that Green Meadow High School create a Hall of Fame featuring successful graduates, it stirs up troubling memories for the whole community. A lively ensemble performance that will captivate listeners right up to the audiobook's unexpected, timely conclusion. Read the full review of the audiobook on AudioFile's website. Published by Simon & Schuster Audio. Find more audiobook recommendations at audiofilemagazine.com Support for AudioFile's Behind the Mic comes from Graphic Audio, A Movie in Your Mind. Try a new spectacular original super-heroic series available in no other format! TANGENT KNIGHTS by Christopher L. Bennett. The Full Cast Audiobook #2: Tempest Tossed is out now at GraphicAudio.net Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tracy Flick, the iconic protagonist of Tom Perrotta's novel “Election,” is back and determined to, once again, take high school politics by storm. Tom Perrotta's new sequel is “Tracy Flick Can't Win.”

The New York Times bestselling author reflects on his writing before and after the #MeToo movement.

Bestselling author Tom Perotta is the author of nine novels, including ELECTION, LITTLE CHILDREN, AND THE LEFTOVERS, which have all been adapted for the big and small screens. He stopped by Authors Love Bookstores to chat with fellow author Joe Moldover and Mary Cotton from his favorite local bookseller, Newtonville Books. Hosted by Trisha Blanchet

The End is Nigh.Hosts:Tyler HarrisGwen HammerTyler McKinlayJustin HammerProduced and Edited by: Justin HammerTheme Song by: Justin Hammer

Listen this episode gets a little off the rails a couple of times, but...you know this show is kind of a little crazy, too, so, yeah. I mean not to make excuses, but yeah.Hosts:Tyler HarrisTyler McKinlayJustin HammerProduced and Edited by: Justin HammerTheme Song by: Justin Hammer

Australia!Hosts:Tyler HarrisGwen HammerTyler McKinlayJustin HammerProduced and Edited by: Justin HammerTheme Song by: Justin Hammer

Out with the old with the Australia. Just like crazy old Dad used to say.Hosts:Tyler HarrisGwen HammerTyler McKinlayJustin HammerProduced and Edited by: Justin HammerTheme Song by: Justin Hammer

Get out of here, Meg.Hosts:Tyler HarrisGwen HammerTyler McKinlayJustin HammerProduced and Edited by: Justin HammerTheme Song by: Justin Hammer

Listen if this first 10 minutes of this podcast scare you away, I totally understand and hopefully we will see you next week. If not... welcum to the Rewatchers on the Pod Platinum membership, you earned it!Hosts:Tyler HarrisTyler McKinlayJustin HammerGwen HammerProduced and Edited by: Justin HammerTheme Song by: Justin Hammer

Things are still happening in this show, which bodes well for our podcast, which relies heavily on stuff happening in shows that we have chosen to watch and discuss stuff happening therein.Hosts:Tyler McKinlayJustin HammerGwen HammerKatie McKinlayProduced and Edited by: Justin HammerTheme Song by: Justin Hammer

No Miracles! No Miracles! No Miracles!Hosts:Tyler HarrisGwen HammerTyler McKinlayJustin HammerProduced and Edited by: Justin HammerTheme Song by: Justin Hammer

Gwen Departs. So, after making sense of these episode of The Leftovers we discuss Mel Gibson's Casting protocols, and the lost possibility of a Jim Carrey-led Passion of the Christ.Hosts:Tyler HarrisTyler McKinlayJustin HammerProduced and Edited by: Justin HammerTheme Song by: Justin Hammer

The final two episodes provided far too much fodder for conversation. But, luckily Tyler McKinlay, Science Doctor is here to break it all down for us.Hosts:Tyler HarrisGwen HammerTyler McKinlayJustin HammerProduced and Edited by: Justin HammerTheme Song by: Justin Hammer

Teenagers scare the living shit out of us, plans for Jesus 2.0's arrival are derailed, and Dad's drunk again. This is a good one.Hosts:Tyler HarrisGwen HammerTyler McKinlayJustin HammerProduced and Edited by: Justin HammerTheme Song by: Justin Hammer

Dummies, Clones, Conspiracies, those are just 'The Leftovers' from this week's pair of episodes! You won't won't want to miss the Main Course!Hosts:Tyler HarrisGwen HammerTyler McKinlayJustin HammerProduced and Edited by: Justin HammerTheme Song by: Justin Hammer

This one's all about babies and God.Hosts:Tyler HarrisGwon HammerTyler McKinlayJustin HammerProduced and Edited by: Justin HammerTheme Song by: Justin Hammer

Our new Host Gwon is here for our reheating of The Leftovers! Join us!Hosts:Tyler HarrisGwon HammerTyler McKinlayJustin HammerProduced and Edited by: Justin HammerTheme Song by: Justin Hammer

Cet article a été écrit dans le cadre de notre partenariat avec OCS avec une liberté totale dans son angle éditorial. Tout comme le cinéma, les séries n’ont pas tardé à adapter le meilleur de la littérature et bénéficient même de son format : plusieurs épisodes et parfois plusieurs saisons pour traiter en profondeur le récit d’un livre. Et si parfois, les adaptations en série surfent sur la popularité du matériau littéraire d’origine, on se surprend à découvrir des livres et auteurs grâce à d’autres productions remarquées. C’est tout le sujet de notre reco du week-end qui s’intéresse à 5 adaptations de livres en séries à voir sur OCS. (on ne vous fait pas l'affront de citer Game of Thrones). The Handmaid’s Tale On commence par une incontournable : The Handmaid’s Tale, la série adaptée du livre de Margaret Atwood publiée en 1987. La société dystopique et l’histoire de ces femmes opprimées en quête de liberté et d’émancipation ont connu un énorme écho à la sortie de la série en 2017. Son esthétique et sa réalisation subliment un récit aux thématiques toujours plus actuelles et servies par l’interprétation impeccable de Elizabeth Moss, qui a remporté un Emmy Award pour sa performance. Suite au succès de la série, Margaret Atwood a publié une suite, Les Testaments, qui sera aussi adapté en série. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPVrg4kkuPw Le Nom de la Rose Adapter un livre culte n’est pas une mince affaire, surtout quand celui-ci a aussi été adapté au cinéma avec brio. C’est le cas du roman Le Nom de la Rose de Umberto Eco, un polar religieux et philosophique qui a eu le droit à un film somptueux avec Sean Connery en 1986. La minisérie, sortie en 2019, est la première série OCS Originals et nous présente cette fois John Turturro dans le rôle du moine enquêteur. Les fans du film seront parmi les plus réticents, mais il faut avouer que la série permet de développer davantage l’intrigue sur 8 épisodes, tout en prenant quelques libertés. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBmlA3oiYzA The Leftovers The Leftovers fait partie de ses séries qui ont su transcender le matériau d’origine pour trouver leur propre voie. Damon Lindelof, qu’on connait pour son travail sur Lost et plus tard Watchmen, a pris ainsi le livre de Tom Perotta comme base pour raconter sa propre histoire. La prémisse : 2% de la population mondiale disparait mystérieusement. The Leftovers raconte l’histoire de ceux qui sont restés, criblés par la culpabilité du survivant et d’incessant questionnement. Pourquoi ? Et surtout : pourquoi eux ? Véritable fable philosophique, la série est une des meilleures de cette dernière décennie, rien que ça. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLT3YUALJno I Know This Much Is True C’était pour nous l’une des séries les mieux interprétées de ces dernières années : I Know This Much Is True est une minisérie HBO qui voit Mark Ruffalo incarner deux frères jumeaux dans la tourmente, Dominick et Thomas. Quand Thomas développe dans son adolescence des troubles schizophréniques et paranoïaques, son frère se sent investi d’une mission, celle de le protéger, d’être son ange gardien. L’acteur a remporté un Emmy Award pour sa performance magnétique dans cette histoire tragique et puissante. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUbOkKgaJkU His Dark Materials Enfin, on termine dans un tout autre univers, car la fantasy sur OCS ce n’est pas que Game of Thrones, c’est aussi His Dark Materials. L’adaptation de la saga écrite par Philip Pullman est arrivée en grande pompe en 2019, co-produite par HBO et la BBC. Si un film est déjà sorti en 2007, celui-ci n’a pas eu la faveur des fans, la série arrivera-t-elle à corriger le tir ? Visuellement impressionnante, elle arrive à transcrire l’univers des livres avec brio, notamment grâce à son casting britannique de renom : James McAvoy, Ruth Wilson ou encore Andrew Scott donnent vie aux personnages emblématiques de la saga si chère à des millions de lecteurs. La saison 2 est en cours de diffusion sur OCS. https://youtu.be/MKSuQsFqJbU

Cet article a été écrit dans le cadre de notre partenariat avec OCS avec une liberté totale dans son angle éditorial. Tout comme le cinéma, les séries n’ont pas tardé à adapter le meilleur de la littérature et bénéficient même de son format : plusieurs épisodes et parfois plusieurs saisons pour traiter en profondeur le récit d’un livre. Et si parfois, les adaptations en série surfent sur la popularité du matériau littéraire d’origine, on se surprend à découvrir des livres et auteurs grâce à d’autres productions remarquées. C’est tout le sujet de notre reco du week-end qui s’intéresse à 5 adaptations de livres en séries à voir sur OCS. (on ne vous fait pas l'affront de citer Game of Thrones). The Handmaid’s Tale On commence par une incontournable : The Handmaid’s Tale, la série adaptée du livre de Margaret Atwood publiée en 1987. La société dystopique et l’histoire de ces femmes opprimées en quête de liberté et d’émancipation ont connu un énorme écho à la sortie de la série en 2017. Son esthétique et sa réalisation subliment un récit aux thématiques toujours plus actuelles et servies par l’interprétation impeccable de Elizabeth Moss, qui a remporté un Emmy Award pour sa performance. Suite au succès de la série, Margaret Atwood a publié une suite, Les Testaments, qui sera aussi adapté en série. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPVrg4kkuPw Le Nom de la Rose Adapter un livre culte n’est pas une mince affaire, surtout quand celui-ci a aussi été adapté au cinéma avec brio. C’est le cas du roman Le Nom de la Rose de Umberto Eco, un polar religieux et philosophique qui a eu le droit à un film somptueux avec Sean Connery en 1986. La minisérie, sortie en 2019, est la première série OCS Originals et nous présente cette fois John Turturro dans le rôle du moine enquêteur. Les fans du film seront parmi les plus réticents, mais il faut avouer que la série permet de développer davantage l’intrigue sur 8 épisodes, tout en prenant quelques libertés. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBmlA3oiYzA The Leftovers The Leftovers fait partie de ses séries qui ont su transcender le matériau d’origine pour trouver leur propre voie. Damon Lindelof, qu’on connait pour son travail sur Lost et plus tard Watchmen, a pris ainsi le livre de Tom Perotta comme base pour raconter sa propre histoire. La prémisse : 2% de la population mondiale disparait mystérieusement. The Leftovers raconte l’histoire de ceux qui sont restés, criblés par la culpabilité du survivant et d’incessant questionnement. Pourquoi ? Et surtout : pourquoi eux ? Véritable fable philosophique, la série est une des meilleures de cette dernière décennie, rien que ça. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLT3YUALJno I Know This Much Is True C’était pour nous l’une des séries les mieux interprétées de ces dernières années : I Know This Much Is True est une minisérie HBO qui voit Mark Ruffalo incarner deux frères jumeaux dans la tourmente, Dominick et Thomas. Quand Thomas développe dans son adolescence des troubles schizophréniques et paranoïaques, son frère se sent investi d’une mission, celle de le protéger, d’être son ange gardien. L’acteur a remporté un Emmy Award pour sa performance magnétique dans cette histoire tragique et puissante. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUbOkKgaJkU His Dark Materials Enfin, on termine dans un tout autre univers, car la fantasy sur OCS ce n’est pas que Game of Thrones, c’est aussi His Dark Materials. L’adaptation de la saga écrite par Philip Pullman est arrivée en grande pompe en 2019, co-produite par HBO et la BBC. Si un film est déjà sorti en 2007, celui-ci n’a pas eu la faveur des fans, la série arrivera-t-elle à corriger le tir ? Visuellement impressionnante, elle arrive à transcrire l’univers des livres avec brio, notamment grâce à son casting britannique de renom : James McAvoy, Ruth Wilson ou encore Andrew Scott donnent vie aux personnages emblématiques de la saga si chère à des millions de lecteurs. La saison 2 est en cours de diffusion sur OCS. https://youtu.be/MKSuQsFqJbU

“The Amateurs” is a speculative novel of rapture and romance in the vein of Margaret Atwood’s The Year of the Flood and Tom Perotta’s The Leftovers. In the near future, the world’s largest tech company unveils the “Port”, a personal time travel device. It becomes a phenomenon. But soon it is clear that those who pass through its portal won’t be coming back–either unwilling to return or, more ominously, unable to do so. After a few short years, the population plummets. A small group of the one percent still remain in the present, having been left trying to rebuild a very lonely and dwindling world. Liz Harmer is a Canadian writer living in Southern California with her many pets, three children, and philosopher husband. Her stories, essays, and poems have appeared or are forthcoming in the Walrus, Image Journal, the Globe and Mail, The Malahat Review, Lit Hub, and elsewhere. In 2014 she won gold in Personal Journalism at the National Magazine awards, after being awarded the Constance Rooke Award for Creative Nonfiction. In 2018 she was a finalist for the Journey Prize as well as appearing in Best Canadian Stories. Her debut novel, The Amateurs, released in 2018 with Knopf Canada, was a finalist for the Amazon Canada First Novel Award. Find Liz on Social Media and the Web: Twitter Instagram Amazon GoodReads The post The Amateurs – Ep 72 with Liz Harmer appeared first on Read Learn Live Podcast.

Startup (Little Brown and Company) Doree Shafrir’s hilarious, smart debut Startup is set in the heart of New York City’s tech industry, where 36 is considered past your prime and a pole-dancing workshop is an acceptable Thursday evening activity with your co-workers. A veteran online journalist, Doree has written a hilarious and sharply observed novel about the difficulties of real-life connection in our hyper-connected world. Startup assembles a cast of indelible characters: Mack, the it-boy visionary of the moment trying to take his app to the next level; Isabel, a social media hero working for him a bit too closely; Katya, an ambitious Russian emigre journalist desperate for a scoop; and Sabrina, an exhausted mother of two whose inattentive husband happens to be Katya's boss. When a scandal erupts in the lower Manhattan loft building where all four work, they quickly discover just how small a world the Big Apple's tech community can be. A senior culture writer at BuzzFeed, Doree was inspired to write this novel by the follies and foibles of the startup world, and also in part by some of the scandals that plagued the tech industry in the last few years. Camille Perri, author of The Assistants, notes Startup “is chock-full of strong women transcending the workplace drama, sexual politics, and all-around dumb stuff the men in their life are doing. It’s a novel that just might spark the official feministing of startup culture.” This debut, already praised by Rumaan Alam, Joanna Rakoff, and Nick Bilton, is a sharp, hugely entertaining story of youth, ambition, love, money and technology's inability to hack human nature. Praise for Startup  “Is there a satirist alive more brilliant—and more insightful—than Doree Shafrir? That I tore through Startup in a single day—ignoring the cries of my children and the dinging of my phone, laughing with recognition at her characters’ foibles—is perhaps not nearly as significant as the fact that this ridiculously compelling novel has haunted me, every minute, in the weeks that followed. If you have ever lived in New York or worked in an office, you will love this novel. If you love the novels of Tom Perotta, you will love this novel. But also: If you are a sentient human, you will love this novel.”--Joanna Rakoff, author of My Salinger Year "Don't buy this book. Don't open. Don't start reading it. Because if you do, I can assure you, you won't be able to put it down. I was hooked from the first page and found myself lost in a beautifully-written fiction that so succinctly echoes today's bizarre reality."— Nick Bilton, Special Correspondent, Vanity Fair and author of Hatching Twitter: A True Story of Money, Power, Friendship, and Betrayal “This funny, empowering debut is chock-full of strong women transcending the workplace drama, sexual politics, and all-around dumb stuff the men in their life are doing. It’s a novel that just might spark the official feministing of startup culture. If I were a tech bro, I’d be shaking in my hoodie.”–Camille Perri, author of The Assistants Doree Shafrir has also been on staff at Rolling Stone, the New York Observer, Gawker, and Philadelphia Weekly, and has contributed to publications including the New York Times, the New Yorker, Slate, The Awl, New York Magazine, Marie Claire, and Wired. She grew up outside of Boston, lived in New York for nine years, and now resides in Los Angeles with her husband Matt Mira, a comedy writer and podcaster. Jade Chang has covered arts and culture as a journalist and editor. She is the recipient of a Sundance Fellowship for Arts Journalism, the AIGA/Winterhouse Award for Design Criticism, and the James D. Houston Memorial scholarship from the Squaw Valley Community of Writers. The Wangs VS. The World is her first book.

The Leftovers may have ended, but Christopher Cross and Dylan Schwan are hellbent on making sure it is remembered forever. Instead of reviewing a movie this week, they talk all about the entire series of The Leftovers, created by Damon Lindelof and Tom Perotta, based off Perotta's novel of the same name. From our favorite episodes and characters, the moments that defined the show, and what the show meant to us, The Leftovers was a triumphant success and we can't wait to dissect the entire show for you. We really didn't see any movies that came out recently, so instead Chris celebrates E3 week with a review of Doom, and Dylan watched the Criterion release of the week, They Live by Night. We also talk about the Black Panther trailer and how Netflix is still not happy with Cannes. There's also the blu-ray releases of the week, where we choose The Lego Batman Movie as our pick of the week, but John Wick Chapter 2 is worth your money too - both movies we recorded a podcast on. Next week, we'll be reviewing Rough Night. Film Fallout is a weekly podcast about film and television. Every week, Christopher Cross and Dylan Schwan discuss news happening in the industry, blu-ray releases coming out this week, what they’ve been watching, and then a review of one movie. You can listen to it on SoundCloud, iTunes, or on BagoGames. Also follow us on Instagram for some behind-the-scenes magic. We are both on Twitter, if you’d like to follow us there. Chris is @HammerkopCross, Dylan is @DreaminDylanS, and you can follow the podcast @Filmfalloutcast. And finally, there is a Facebook page for the podcast if you’d like to ‘like’ us on that.

Among many tangents, side conversations and musings (authors writing about unhappy marriages while all claiming to have happy marriages, the disappointing odds of Goodreads giveaways, authors whose debut novels are published by a different company than their first, and Gayle accosting Tom Perotta at BookExpo America), Gayle and Nicole discuss the books they can't wait to get their hands on is the next few weeks and report back on a some recently mentioned books they've read. Basically, they spend half an hour adding to each other's, and hopefully your, TBR lists. http://amzn.to/2rx1eJ0 (The Light We Lost) by Jill Santopolo http://amzn.to/2re2T6D (Woman No. 17) by Edan Lepucki http://amzn.to/2qS8KgR (California) by Edan Lepucki http://amzn.to/2rdmyU3 (Perennials) by Mandy Berman http://amzn.to/2rwV1N8 (The Shadow Man) by Alan Drew

Check out our full review over on Three if by Space! Here are some links to content we talk about during the podcast: Conversation with Executive Producer and director of the first episode, Mimi Leder (The Daily Beast) Damon Lindelof and Tom Perotta talk about the show (WatchingTheLeftovers.com) Interview with Damon (Variety) These are pictures taken in Lockhart, TX, otherwise known to YOU as Jarden! Taking a look at the Jarden PD storefront. Wide angle of the Jarden PD, through the front window. You can see where Kevin's office is back there. Faith Johnson is in the art department for the show. She must be very popular with her coworkers. Faith Johnson works in the show's art department. I bet she is a total gun nut IRL. There's Faith now! Apparently she's missing and possibly being investigated as a secondary departure? Shaina Hedlund also works in the show's art department. Most of her other credits are around Austin as well. Christina Yoo also works in the show's art department. I'm sensing a theme. Informational posters on the little door to the PD bullpen. San Marcos is a city very near to Lockhart were The Leftovers is filmed.

This week, the New York Public Library Podcast welcomes Tom Perrotta, whose novels Little Children, Election, and The Leftovers have been adapted into highly-lauded films and television series. He joins us today to discuss his latest work, Nine Inches.

SCREENPLAY EP. 9 : LE JOUR DE LA MARMOTTE Chroniqueurs Invités : - Alexandre Letren (Season One) - Vivien Lejeune (L'Ecran Fantastique) THEMA : Films : Un jour sans fin (Harold Ramis - 1993) Edge of tomorrow (Doug Liman - 2014) Séries : Day Break (ABC - Jeffrey Bell - 2006) Magazine : - Sortie Blueray de "Twin Peaks" - Disney par Disney - The Leftovers (HBO - Damon Lindelof & Tom Perotta - 2014) Retrouvez : Alexandre et Christophe sur www.season1.fr Vivien dans "L'Ecran Fantastique" Et l'émission sur : www.facebook.com/screenplaypod Et n'hésitez pas à nous laisser des notes et des commentaires sur itunes ou season1.fr, ca nous aide beaucoup !