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Annual tongue bathing of David Mamet’s Spartan and with last week’s Terminator talk, Andrew heeds the advice of listeners and tries on “The Sarah Connor Chronicles” for size. We check the coinage of “Oscar bait” with The English Patient.

Then we give much love to Tim Roth in both The Watch List and in our ongoing 1984 project with Stephen Frears’ THE HIT – which also showcases “monster” performances from both John Hurt and Terence Stamp. We have our “GAME OF THRONES” recap to dive into and both Kurt and Andrew agree it’s possibly the best episode so far in terms of character development and depth. Godzilla was already gotten out of the way earlier in the week with the recording of the RowThree Super Ticket (Cinecast + Mamo) so we’re able to just stick with a simpler structure this week.

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