Reel Dealz Movies and Music thru the Decades Podcast

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On this episode Tom and Bert discuss Improv movie lines/scenes that have become iconic!
Starting off with Jack Nicholson's memorable improv line of "Here's Johnny" (6:06) in the classic horror film "The Shining" to Heath Ledger's "Slow Clap" (8:34) as the Joker in "The Dark Knight" and Roy Scheider's "You're Gonna Need a Bigger Boat" (12:31)
in the 1975 Summer Blockbuster "Jaws" the guys cover these famous actors/actresses who ad-libbed the lines and moments as they went off script to create cinematic gold!
Others that were big time classics include Michael Madson as Mr. Blonde in Quentin Tarantino's directorial debut in "Reservoir Dogs"speaking into the severed ear of a policeman he was torturing saying, "Hey what's going on? You hear that"! (16:40) to Capo Peter Clemenza played by Richard Castellano in "The Godfather" who is on his way to whack his underling Paulie and when the deed is done says to his other associate, "Leave the Gun, take the Cannoli" (25:02) and Meg Ryan's classic scene where she fakes an orgasm in a restaurant in "When Harry met Sally" and an elderly customer, played by Estelle Reiner, is placing an order and says "I'll have what she's having" (35:53)
These and many more!!
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On this Episode Tom and Bert discuss the greatest Novelty Songs of all time Part 2!
We continue to break down the remainder of our Top 10 Novelty Songs with a bit more detail.
Some other classics are the iconic Christmas Hit, "The Chipmunk Song" by David Seville (3:38); the Shirley Ellis classic "The Name Game" (7:03); Adam Sandler's "The Hannakah Song" (7:46); and the Great Chuck Berry's "My Ding a Ling" (9:44); which astonishly was his only number 1 Hit.
We continue with another Weird Al hit, "White n Nerdy" (16:37); and Bruno Mars' "The Lazy Song" (20:12); and finally close out the Pod with two memorable hits, "Wooly Bully" (27:04); by Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs and "Werewolves of London" (31:30); by Warren Zevon.Enjoy the show!
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On this episode Tom and Bert cover Movies - "Alien" and Lethal Weapon" with little known facts about the Production, Filming and behind the scenes drama.
"in Space no one can hear you Scream"! This was the famous tagline for "Alien" a 1979 SciFi/Horror/Thriller that brought back memories of the SciFi Classics of the 1950's with their taut, pulsating, suspenseful Storylines.
Starring Sigourney Weaver, Tom Skeritt and John Hurt, "Alien" was a rousing success and moviegoers were horrified by the infamous and iconic "Chest Burster" scene (13:31) with John Hurt having a tad bit of indigestion to say the least.
"Lethal Weapon" (37:16) a 1987 Film is our 2nd movie to review and discuss. "LW" was a comedy/Drama using the tried and true format of the "buddy movie" starring Mel Gibson and Danny Glover in the lead roles playing cops with their own personal demons while fighting off the bad guys.
At a crossroads Riggs (Gibson) and Murtaugh (Glover) had some crazy shit going down. Riggs was suicidal while Murtaugh was ready to retire and was getting to old for this shit as he bluntly puts it. Anyway, fireworks ensue as the boys go about their daily lives fighting off the criminals.
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On this episode Tom and Bert delve into the Sci-Fi Fantasy Iconic classic, Rod Serling's "The Twilight Zone".
The guys discuss the great and wondrous Rod Serling and his amazing and poignant Storytelling TV series over the 5 year run (1959 thru 1964) on CBS TV that was aired on Friday evenings.
The guys then get to their Top 10 Favorite Episodes with a detailed and philosophical perspectives of each others choices.
Rod Serling wrote 92 of the 156 episodes that aired. He was a genius and the we celebrate the man who would have turned 100 years old in 2024.
Some of the very BEST Episodes----"Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" (20:50), "Eye of the Beholder" (25:00), "Little Girl Lost" (29:21), "The Howling Man" (41:48), "It's a Good Life" (50:46), "Time Enough at Last" (1:03:11 ) and "The Living Doll" (1:06:47) are all worth a listen.
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On this episode Tom and Bert wrap up the discussion and review the Greatest Theme Songs of all time, Part 4!
Many people from the "Golden Age" of TV, which were the 1950's through the 1990's, will recognize many of these great shows that have been watched by generations over the years.
The "Theme Song" had a major impact on getting your attention and hopefully bringing you in to watch the show.
From Jack Webb's (Sgt Friday) in "Dragnet" (1:08); to "The Adventures of Superman" (6:31); to "Lassie" (8:23); and "Dennis the Menace" (14:33); to "The Little Rascals" (15:30); we bring you a recap of each show with the backdrop of most of the songs that made them famous.
Some other classics to check out as you go through the podcast are, "Combat" (23:41); "The 3 Stooges" (26:09); "Zorro" (32:27); and lastly Ray Walston and Bill Bixby in "My Favorite Martian" (33:20); closing out the Pod.
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