In this end-of-an-era episode, we finally reach the end of the 40s, which is a big milestone on our journey to 1996. To celebrate, we talk about Tooniversal car insurance for about ten minutes. Enjoy.
4.01 – OROCHI and Futility
We kick off season 4 — and our chronological tour through martial arts cinema — with the 1925 film OROCHI. After some glowing reviews of the film, we talk about the number of ways in which it feels like a very modern piece of cinema: from some of the gender politics, to the stunning choreography […]
S2E21 – Oscar Winning Bird Feet
In this presumably Oscar winning documentary, Chris and Cal take a trip to Paris, further explore the cultish tendencies of mice, take a visit to the jungle, discover a beloved character’s secret prosthetic, and forget about a marsupial entirely. Please Subscribe:
Back To Basics Episode 1 – Learning To Brew
Join Mike and Cal with new homebrewer Dave Ashmore as we discuss the basics of brewing! If you’ve ever wanted to brew or are new to homebrewing, the Back To Basics episodes may be a good place to start!
17 – Brut Pale
Brewing has existed for millennia so when something truly new comes along people tend to pay attention. Brut IPAs are so new and have captured so many imaginations that we had to try it out for ourselves!
S2E20 – CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 2018
In spite of another sparse year for Christmas references, the boys make an alarming amount of progress in this year’s Christmas special, uncovering some horrific possibilities.
Prestige Playoff – Round 2
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S2E19 – Harry, Albert, Sam and Jack
In this classic character centric episode, we use Bugs, Elmer and Porky III as a lens through which to view some more fundamental aspects of the Tooniverse, including the will of the portal, the founding of the agency, and a potential second rise of everybody’s favourite porcine dictator.
16 – Coconut Brown
In this episode Cal gets to revisit one of his earliest brews, the Coconut Brown. Combining the sweet malty robustness of a Brown Ale with the unique creaminess of Coconut, it’s a style not seen very often but enjoyed by most that try it.