MovieFreak is back on the BingeCast to talk shit about the Hottie Fantasy League and CARLITO’S WAY. He deserves many punches for both. Ammon and Law are there too, drunk and stupid as always.
TV Round-Up features thoughts on Game of Thrones, Mad Men, Louie, and David Letterman’s last show.
Google Voice delivers our first spam call. It’s weird and dumb.
What Did You Watch has reviews of TOMORROWLAND, PADINGTON, ANVIL, CARLITO’S WAY, OUT OF THE CLEAR BLUE SKY, SAVING PRIVATE RYAN and more.
There’s also booze. What do you guys and gals like to drink while listening to us? Sorry if that was too personal.
Welcome to a special “championship” edition (as my co-host called it) of the Binge SportsCast. Things are pretty simple this week. I gave in and decided to talk about Deflategate and Tom Brady’s deflated balls. And who better to discuss this with than the biggest and only New England Patriots fanatic on the staff, our very own MovieFreak, Mr. Jack Falvey IV.
With the conference finals in the NBA and NHL just getting underway, and Kupka being absent from this week’s show, this seemed like the perfect time to tackle (damn, that’s funny because we’re talking football) the topic that unfortunately has been dominating the sports world.
And I’m a man of the people, as I so eloquently discuss in my opening segment. I gave you the chance to vote to have Jack on the show, and you responded with giving him 67% in the affirmative, so I really didn’t have a choice in the matter. I aim to please. Over the course of the show, we get into the entire situation and how he’s reacting to it, especially on social media (it’s bad). I ask the tough and honest questions on whether or not he thinks Tom Brady cheated, why the Patriots aren’t fighting their punishment, and more. But don’t worry, we have a lot of fun in the process. He talks his hatred for the Colts,
his love for Tommy Boy himself,
and just for grins, we talk about the state of the AFC East, which ultimately leads to a quick discussion about Ryan Tannehill’s wife (and gives me an excuse to put up a few pictures of her).
It’s another solid Binge SportsCast. Keep checking back for more from Binge Sports and the rest of the boys as we all continue to keep busy. Is there something you’d like to hear on the show? Where do you come out on this whole thing? Let me know below or follow me @BingeSports and/or @THElukenorris. And certainly don’t forget to give Jack some shit @MovieFreak4702.
After walking out of Mad Max: Fury Road this weekend, I was immediately faced with the question of whether or not this truly was the best film of the year. I think, so far, that it unequivocally is, for me. Avengers: Age of Ultron brought some of the goods but ultimately felt very been there/done that. I had a good time with it but the sequel bait was a little too strong with that one. Cue Mad Max, a film that starts here…
…and ends just as incredibly. Balls to the wall just barely describes the insanity of this flick and I’m eagerly looking forward to seeing it again. But in evaluating this film against its predecessors, I couldn’t help but wonder what other franchises were truly spectacular. We are currently in an age and, more specifically, a year where most of our favorite franchises are making a comeback, from Jurassic Park to Star Wars. Having said that, I think most would agree both of those franchises have had their share of ups and downs, some more than others. So what is it about certain films that make us beg for and, eventually, get more from them?
James Bond may very well be the most successful film franchise of all time. Think about it: James Bond spans six different actors over the span of 50 years and is now producing some of the series all-time best films despite some serious lulls in quality throughout the series’ run. You’ve had goofy Bond, serious Bond, action Bond, romantic Bond, cheesy Bond…and yet these films still endure. No matter what, people want more Bond. Have you ever stopped to wonder why that is?
The Fast & The Furious franchise is probably one of the most American-ized examples of making something out of nothing. A film franchise, based off of a psuedo-Point Break remake, fails with a pair of lackluster sequels, retcons its own storyline and goes on to, four films later, make one of the highest grossing films of all time. You can’t make this shit up, but you know what the kicker is? These films are, for what they are, pretty freaking great.
Yes, of course, the mother of all franchises right now is the MCU. Simply put, no one is producing a body of work like this right now, and despite your level of fatigue/boredom with the films the scale and level at which these films are being made is truly unprecedented. I was never a comic book fan but even I could appreciate seeing Thor and Hulk on screen together. It’s easy to see why people have gravitated to these super hero films; they deliver a certain level of quality, oohs and aahs to satisfy the average moviegoer while also brilliantly advertising their next product. It’s genius, but I’m not sure it’s the end-all-be-all way to make a film franchise work.
So where does that leave us? I’m somewhere in the middle of all of this. I think a franchise can work for a bunch of different reasons, whether it’s an artistic vision that’s been brewing for 30 years, ready to revitalize a classic character, or it’s a pair of producers carrying the torch their fathers did before them. Other times, you have a surprise hit about a ragtag group of criminals who operate by their own code of family, and then of course if all else fails Disney can always inject life into your intellectual property. What do you guys think? Let me know below, I’m curious what some of, in your opinion, the most successful franchises are, and why. That’s all for this week, Binge On!
I could have called this week’s article Truth-Bomb Tuesday but because I have taste and class I opted not to. Given all the Star Wars hoopla around May the 4th (a stupid fucking thing in my opinion) and the discussion on last week’s Binge Cast, this argument immediately jumped to the forefront of my thinking. Here’s the thing, and I say this now before the eyes of Gods and Men: I hate the Star Wars prequels (what a radical opinion, AMIRITE GUYS?!?!).
I remember seeing Episode I as a kid and liking it, but that didn’t last long. I recognized, at a certain point in my adolescence, that more Star Wars might not necessarily be a good thing, but this realization didn’t hit until after Episode II came along. Despite the flash and pageantry of the, for the time, colorful and fun-looking CGI, Episode II featured what is easily some of the worst acting ever put in a blockbuster/tentpole action film. Honestly, all the love-story bullshit that was completely suffocating what could have been a great central story about Obi-Wan investigating the Clone army was off-putting, out of place and very douche chilly. At this point in the saga, I was all set. I tapped out and didn’t look back…that is until a few weeks after Episode III came out and the buzz was very positive. I remember hearing about all my friends in school saying the same shit, “Nah man, it’s better/they fixed it/it’s badass/Anakin’s the man!”. Wrong on all counts. From the opening title scroll beginning with the line “War!” my buddy and I looked at each other in the theater and immediately knew what we were in for; a shit-show.
You see, at this point I was a few years into becoming a film buff, so I could see beyond the hype and understand why the Star Wars prequels were bullshit. After all, once you’ve seen what Tarantino and Scorsese are bringing to the table you get understandably picky. You have to remember, for those of you older than I am, that growing up with these Star Wars films was deceiving. I was always aware of the originals and have always loved them, but many of the kids I knew growing up MUCH preferred the prequels to the originals. They didn’t see what I saw in them, and time has, for most of them, proven to reveal what these pieces of shit truly are. Now I know what you’re thinking; “Jack, where in this article are you going to tell me about how great Episode I is?”. Well, that ain’t happening. Because Episode I works for a reason that George Lucas never intended: it’s a Showgirls-esque takedown of the Star Wars universe, just with less nudity.
Consider, if you will, everything that bothers you about Episode I. Jar-Jar/The Gungans? The preachy political bullshit? The endless podracing scene? Midi-chlorians have you aggrivated? That one is ridiculous because it alters the very fabric of the universe in which it exists. Gone is the idea that anyone could be a Jedi/the audience’s universal ability to relate to the lead characters with a single concept. In truth, there’s no reason for this element in the story to exist outside of the fact that maybe Lucas himself was feeling slightly elitist and just had to rub it in our faces a la his film. Also, had you ever considered how hilariously racist the aliens in this film are?
The mere fact that Lucas gets absolutely no blowback from the fact that he has clearly racist caricatures in his film is pretty astounding to me. In an age where Michael Bay catches a ton of shit for giving a couple robots some ghetto-fab lines it’s just surprising that I don’t hear this come up as a bone of contention with the prequels from anyone. That being said, it’s absolutely HILARIOUS that these characters act the way they do. I won’t go too deep into it, but I’d just like to say for the record that I do not create stereotypes.
Pictured: Johnny Moreno
But despite all the bitching, moaning and complaining, there are redeeming qualities in Episode I. The Darth Maul and Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan fight is one of the best fight scenes of all time. It’s fast-paced, skillful and it looks dangerous. The fighting is also reflective of how the characters feel, especially when Obi-Wan flies off the handle after Maul slices Qui-Gon. That fight scene alone makes for the single best sequence of the entire trilogy, a feat that the other two films never even come close to matching. While Episode II adds more Jedi, it only means more CGI. Sure, Yoda bouncing off the walls was ok, but it was completely fake and therefore loses its impact after the first viewing. And the Anakin/Obi-Wan battle at the end of Episode III is a pathetic joke. Those fucking guys are flying over lava on droids the size of their shoes, give me a fucking break. No, I will not accept any other answer: the only watchable prequel film is Episode I. Eat it.
That’s it ladies and germs. I did want to take a minute to say congratulations to Moreno and Law for another successful year of Binge Media. When the site started, I was a huge fan and supporter. Now that I’ve also added staffer to the credentials, I couldn’t be more proud of where we’re at now. I sincerely hope all you listeners and readers enjoy yourselves on the site and I have a great time delivering you guys with content week-in and week-out. Here’s to another great year in the Binge Media world, and as always, Binge On!
TV Round Up, GTA Online, Leto-Joker and Summer Music
I’ll admit it guys, last week I was very light on the content and that Kubrick documentary was a late-game Hail Mary pass. Hopefully some of you found it enjoyable, as I, being the fan of Kubrick that I am, absolutely did. However, you wanted more content, well you’re getting it this week…
Louie season 5 is picking up exactly where last season left off, providing us with the laughs and life-lessons that have pervaded throughout the show (even if we have no idea where those lessons are coming from). The first episode hooked me right away by diving back into Louie’s world as a dad/comic just trying to get by. I’ve always found it absolutely hilarious the way in which Louie weaves stories about his life into these absurdist tales about his place in the grand scheme of things. I’ve always felt like this show is heavily influenced by David Lynch, and the cult dinner party scene is straight out of Lost Highway. But, as this show always does, it has taken us through a complex range of emotions, from the absurdity of the surrogate mother’s depression to the hilarity of Louie not being able to hold in a shit while shopping with his daughters to the touching third episode with a really great Michael Rappoport (an actor I usually hate) giving the performance of his career in the span of twenty minutes. Honestly, hats off to that guy and the way in which he characterizes Louie’s old not-friend Lenny because we all know that type of hopeless asshole. If you aren’t watching Louie, simply put, you’re doing it wrong.
On this week’s BingeCast, it seemed like the guys were pretty lukewarm on the second season of Silicon Valley, and I totally get where they’re coming from. Yeah, the story is pretty simple and seems to hover around the same themes, and it’s relatively unclear what the ultimate endgame is for these characters, but after watching these first two episodes I’m just in. Admittedly, the absence of Peter Gregory is a shame seeing as he was by far the best character on the program. Despite all of that, I love this show. It’s not the funniest show I’ve seen, and it’s not doing anything shows like Entourage or The League have done better, but there’s a heart to the proceedings in this show that I don’t typically see in other programs. I know this is a show that at its core spent an entire season setting up one of the greatest dick jokes in history but I just get this show in a way I don’t with most others. While Office Space is the anthem of middle-American cubicle dwellers, Silicon Valley is a testament to what the country thinks Mark Zuckerburg must have been like, sans The Social Network. I’m loving Silicon Valley and look forward to seeing it through to at least the end of this season.
Guys, GTA Online is in full swing. Aren’t you playing? You should be. While I haven’t been into the GTA Online aspect of the game at all, with the inclusion of the heists it’s finally, in my mind, playable. Before the heists, grinding for money was a chore that took FOR-EVER. Now, you can complete a heist and net a minimum of $100000 on the reg. The disadvantage to this, to anyone who has played them, is the connectivity to the heists themselves. They tend to be a real hassle because of the trial and error involved in the more advanced ones. For instance, the second heist finale involves a prison break. One guy drives a prison bus, one guy is a fake inmate, one guy flies the getaway plane and dodges missiles from the military jets and one guy pilots a helicopter to attach the jets and try to save the getaway plane. If that all sounds complex, it is. It’s also the most frustrating aspect of the game. I played that mission nine times before completing it and with a multitude of different combinations of people. While the chaos of the heists makes the thrill of completing one that much better, it is difficult to get a competent team together to do so. This online aspect of GTA V is an evolving thing and I’m sure it will only improve going forward.
While Nick covered some of my thoughts on the Leto-Joker image, I wanted to chime in on it as well. While I know Nick “McPickle” Spears is a fan of the design, I’m not as enthusiastic. I like the physicality and color scheme as well as the fucked-up teeth, but if those tattoos are staying I’m not into that. At this point, I think someone involved with the production said this is not Joker’s final look, but that “Damaged” line on his forehead is incredibly douche-chilly. I know people doubted Ledger at first but as soon as the production photos started leaking I got excited. I remember seeing Ledger dolled up as Joker for the first time and getting the sense that we were going to see something really special, and we absolutely did. Here, this feels like it needs to be workshopped a little bit further. Joker is not a sympathetic, Latin-King-esque gangbanger, which is unfortunately the exact feeling this photo gives me. Fingers crossed they patch this up and have something more grand in store for us. I know this is a lot of judgement off of one photo but I have an aversion to inked nipples on men, but maybe that’s just me.
Finally, it’s summer music time, and for me that means a whole lot of Van Halen. I notice that every year when it’s time to start rolling the windows down and let the world experience some serious tunes while cruising to/from work there are a handful of groups I always default to. Van Halen (not shitty Van Hagar) is one of them. Dance The Night Away is easily my favorite Van Halen tune and I love blaring this out at 6:30 in the morning when I roll into campus. It really gets the day started off on the right foot.
Springsteen also has a special place in my heart when the days get longer. There are few anthems that sound as powerful on a hot summer night as Badlands, or even the happy-go-lucky Waitin’ On A Sunny Day. The Boss brings it like few others do, and I love the guy for it. Of course, there’s one group that absolutely defines summer for me like no other, and that group is none other than…
…AC/DC. When I started playing guitar I got myself an Epiphone SG because I wanted to play just like Angus Young. AC/DC has been playing the same song for almost forty years but I can’t stop loving it. Their live “If You Want Blood…” album is in my top ten all-time favorites and always announces that the weather is starting to turn for me. I’ll never not love AC/DC, deal with it.
So there you are, Binge readers. I made up for last week with an overlong ode to all things I like. Is it narcissistic? Definitely, but that’s why I have this blog and you don’t. Deal with it. Check in for some GameCast, GoTCast and our daily blogs as well as Fuckin’ Bob’s week-by-week script for the upcoming DOG SPIDERS, and as always, Binge On!
So I’ll admit it guys, this past week has been nothing but Steam. I’m not ashamed to admit it. Yeah, GoT was on, and Silicon Valley is very clearly still killing it, but I could not resist the cavalclade of PC gaming that is now at my disposal. As such, outside of telling you how great Daredevil is (which I’m sure you already know by now) I have instead opted to post a great documentary short about the films that Stanley Kubrick never finished. Yes, I know this is a lame attempt at creating something from nothing, but legitimately I watched this a few times last week and felt like any film fan worth their salt needs to see it too, so I bequeath it unto you. Binge On!
2015 marks a solid nine years of absolute movie fandom for me. On a cold and rainy January evening, a Friday to be specific, I popped in the DVD for Pulp Fiction and my entire perspective changed forever. While I knew of Star Wars and Back to the Future, Fiction blew the proverbial doors off of what I thought movies were, and more importantly what I thought they could be. This, of course, led to joining online forums and movie websites to, what else, find more movies to watch. For a time, this was and, in some ways, continues to be the absolute best resource for finding films the world over. Hell, that search led me down a path that eventually brought me here, delivering high-quality expletive-laden blogs and podcasts about a whole lotta nothing week-in and week-out, and I have a great time doing that. For a guy who spent some time going to college for film studies only to discover it wasn’t really in him, this stuff is the best way to stay involved with the movie world. Writing for you guys and keeping up with the daily goings on of Hollywoodland and its surrounding areas is my all-time favorite thing to do, which is why I’m getting so fucking annoyed with movie websites nowadays.
The above photo would seem pretty innocuous to the average person. You have a picture of a movie theater playing Tyrone Powers’ The Mark of Zorro, with the medieval epic Excalibur coming soon. You can see some construction equipment, orange cones and a fucking Honda, but other than that there’s nothing to see here. That is, until, you see this in a certain context. This, as you might have guessed, is no ordinary photo. This is a shoddily taken photo from the set of Batman V Superman that was released close to six months ago. Go ahead, fanboys, put it together.
Everybody got it now?
For those of you that are lost, this is a clear indication that the new Batman V Superman is going to retread the murder of Thomas and Martha Wayne in crime alley. One could deduce this if one were a Batman fan, but seeing as all the news outlets had taglines such as “Set Photos Reveal Murder of The Waynes in Batman V Superman“, we simply cannot avoid this. Look, I have enough issues with the next Batman movie, the least of which is seeing this fucking bullshit AGAIN, but when some of the most popular sites on the net are putting this shit out there as newsworthy they’re not only ruining the surprise but they’re spoiling the entire idea of fandom. I wish this was the only example, but unfortunately…
…even Joss Whedon is guilty. I understand Disney needs to market their shit a certain way. I get it. It’s a business, you need to sell your fucking toys, yes and yes, gotta pay dem bills…whatever. What I’m saying is this; how amazing would it be to walk into Age of Ultron and just be fucking SURPRISED by a fight with Hulk in this suit?!?! How much more would you enjoy the scene? I’m guessing it would be a pleasant surprise and certainly something the fans would appreciate. But no, we need to cram the entire film into the trailer for almost no good reason. You see, I don’t need to see a million trailers for Age of Ultron, I’m already fucking in. The first teaser was enough and I’m an adult, I want to enjoy the movie, not know what’s going to happen from scene to scene. I saw JUST TODAY some news outlets have released a fight scene in this suit. What the fuck is going on here? Why can’t we all just calm down and let the shit happen when it happens?
Another case in which the shit has gone too far, this Terminator Genisys bullshit is not fucking cool. Granted, this movie didn’t look like it was heading in a good direction as soon as the initial teaser dropped, but honestly revealing that John Connor is the bad guy right in the fucking trailer is just lazy and the equivelant of a hail mary. Does the studio behind this really believe this is the best way to get asses in seats? Shameful shit, catering to this culture of “I Want It Now” all too easily.
Finally, you have Ant-Man, another real mystery project from Marvel. Will it work? I hope so, because why the fuck would I ever want movies to be bad. Recently it was confirmed that a villain named Yellow Jacket is in the film. OK. Cool. Can I ask a quick question? Who the fuck is Yellow Jacket? Did anyone need to know that information prior to the film coming out? Was it such a fucking stretch to think that an audience can not only be introduced to but understand the motivations of a villain without taking extra baggage into the theater with them or past experiences or stories involving said villain? What the fuck is going on?!?!
Maybe it’s me but I just see this trend evolving way past what we’re seeing now. Hell, I’m no Agents of Shield fan, but I’ve had a ton of shit on that show spoiled for me and I haven’t even seen a single episode. How was it spoiled? Unrelated articles tag stories involving said show and you inadvertently have things revealed that you don’t need to know. It’s as if being a part of the movie fan culture is actually spoiling 70% of what we get to see nowadays. Say what you will about Christopher Nolan but the man understands how to maintain some secrecy and integrity in his work. While Interstellar may have rubbed some the wrong way, we didn’t know what the fuck it was until it came out, and to me that is the key to what makes movies special. While this rant was fueled mostly by current movie news, I can’t help but be frustrated by the downward trend I’m seeing and, speaking very honestly, I hope it ends soon, because if it doesn’t I fear the mystery of going to the movies will be lost forever.
Well, Binge readers, sometimes shit gets real and today it was most certainly as real as it gets. Stay tuned this week for some Gamer Cast, Thrones Cast, possibly some more Better Call Saul cast recaps and maybe some other surprises this week, and as always, Binge On!
Oddly enough, I came to the realization this past week that the first Fast & Furious (or the first remake…or whatever…) was my first DVD purchase ever. While I’ve got a certain affinity for the cheesy bullshit of the first, I was never into the sequels until Fast Five which totally went balls out and got us where we are in the franchise today. I had a FUCKING blast with this movie and I think anyone with a pulse and the ability to shut their brain off for a couple of hours will be into this as well. I look at this franchise as the model version of what Stallone attempted with the shitty Expendables flicks (yes, all three are bullshit and underwhelming). I can’t think of another franchise where I would be able to buy the whole car-skydiving bullshit, but with these guys it works. Major props to the filmmakers for giving me a solid Rock-Bottom to kick the movie off and for doing right by Paul Walker and his family. I was never a Paul Walker fan, and honestly I’ve never seen him as a great actor, but the guy was a big part of this franchise and did it well enough that he will be missed in future installments (oh which there will most likely be many). 8/10 all day.
After Moreno’s Monday Morning Moreno from last week, which you can listen to here, I got myself back on the documentary bandwagon just in time for Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief. What a great documentary. I’ve had tertiary knowledge of Scientology but this is truly one of the most insane things I’ve ever heard of (this coming from someone who believes a man dresses up as a bat and fights crime somewhere in America). What really boggled my mind was just how calculated the entire process was, and I can totally understand the brainwashing of its members by church leaders to think their particular way. I can’t imagine this documentary will do anything to slow the church down, but it’s insulting to me as a taxpayer that these people can essentially claim a shitty version of Battlestar Galactica is a religion and not pay taxes on anything. While this documentary does break my rule that all great documentaries don’t use a narrator, it’s such compelling content that it needs to be viewed by any and all who will watch it. A strong 8/10 for this as well.
For those of you who listened to last week’s Binge Game Cast, found here, you heard I was building a rig for the first time. Well, it’s finished, and I’m pretty happy with it thus far. I managed to get a copy of Shadow of Mordor and it looks stunning on the machine. I’m still learning the ins and outs of overclocking and enhancing the machine past my base level 3.3Ghz i5 and the 16GB of memory I stuck in there, but it’s a very satisfying project to complete for anyone who is thinking about doing it. Years ago I had a custom PC built, but I really just ordered what the kid told me to and he put it together. This was truly my project, from the researching of the pieces to my ultimate choices of gear and it’s great to be done for now (at least until I convince myself to get a bigger video card).
Finally, we have Hotline Miami. Holy FUCK is this game awesome. I’ve been growing bored with the onslaught/resurgence of 8-bit games over the past few years as some schticky sort of callback to the types of games we’ve advanced way past at this point in the technology. I’m happy to report not only is Hotline Miami fun it is, dare I say, original. In Miami, you play as a goon running through boards at lightning speeds murdering the Russian mob while you may/may not be on some sort of hallucinogens. You wear different animal masks that give you different, and in my opinion mostly unnecessary, power-ups. That alone would make the game pretty out there, but add the thumping techno/electronic soundtrack and the 80’s setting and you get what is the most addictive game I’ve played in a long time. It’s actually the perfect counter-point to Bloodborne for me, because as soon as I get stuck in Bloodborne (FUCKING FORBIDDEN WOODS FUCK YOU SNAKES) I can always jump into this and feel some sort of accomplishment. Because the game runs on such low specs I would assume almost anyone can load it up through Steam and get a couple rounds in, so I encourage all of you to do that.
Keep an eye out for the finale (!) of Better Call Saul and our commentary for it as well as your Hottie Draft points, and, as always, Binge On!
I go through obsessive phases regularly. As evidenced in my last few articles, the past month has been all about the PS4 I just got. It’s awesome, yeah, and it’s a gamechanger as far as social gaming goes for me, but as has been the case with each and every console I’ve bought, this system feels like a real step forward in a lot of ways. In terms of graphics and story, I’ve hit my first apex of the console, and it is Bloodborne.
While GTA V was the first and most important reason for getting the console, Bloodborne was the deciding factor between this and the XBOX One, mainly because of my love for Dark Souls I and II. Suffice it to say, this game does not disappoint. Later this week, I’m guesting on the Binge GameCast to talk a little more in depth about the game, but after spending a good 20 hours and what amounts to, according to forums, less than half of the main game, I’m happy to report that the game is enjoyable, creepy as hell and the most fun I’ve had with a video game in a while.
This isn’t, and never has been labeled as, a game for everyone, but if you enjoy the grind of the game, the satisfaction of achievement when you finally defeat a boss/clear an area, or a story that is easily more bizarre than most AAA titles then you can find a lot to like about Bloodborne, just like I have.
Of course, today is March 31st, the day that means one thing for Mr. Ammon Gilbert: tomorrow he can change his profile picture. Ammon, ladies and germs, is a champ in my eyes. Not many assholes would wear a shirt with a greasy/naked Gronk as matter-of-factly as he did, and for that the guy deserves props, so I’ll give them to him. I can recognize and respect a guy that owns up to his word, and to be honest I don’t feel too bad about admitting my enemy won this battle. After all, he still has to deal with the undying shame of throwing on 2nd and goal (at least until the Hawks win another title).
Sorry for the short article this week guys, fighting off a cold and my head is spinning. You can find me on this week’s Binge Cast, a guest appearance on the GamerCast and our weekly Better Call Saul cast, now featuring Luke “Skywalker” Norris! Take care and, as always, Binge On!