Mad Max Minute presents: Mad Max (1979‪)‬ Rick and Julia Ingham

Mad Max Minute starts off with a bang with a solid minute of production logos and movie credits. We talk about everything from pre-production to casting so while there may not be any dialogue or movie just yet, there's still plenty to cover.

There's no time for napping or spying on neighbors when a chase is afoot. Today's episode delves into motorcycle gangs stenciling graffiti on the highway, high mortality roadways, and skims the surface of our disgust with Roop.

Stop fighting over who gets to drive and join us as we marvel at Roop and Charlie's incompatibility, as well as Rick's utter distain for the term "scoot jockey" (It's this whole thing, better to not ask), and Julia's evaluation of towel cleanliness.

We rip the guts out for this one and give it the b-jesus! Roop and Charlie fail spectacularly at something that Rick is obviously an expert in, meanwhile, Julia notices a tiny detail that shines a light on one of the MFP officers.

Week one wraps up with a lot of discussion about the Nightrider, what he could be on, his relation to Max as a character, and we delve into his first chunk of ranting. Also discussed is the underutilization of Sarse and Scuttle, Roop's temper tantrum, and the lax emissions laws in the pre-apocalypse. Visit us at our Website: www.madmaxminute.com

You don't want to make Roop angry, you wouldn't like him when he's angry (assuming you like him in general). Today we talk about Fat Nancy's diner, the place where everyone knows your name, Goose's disregard for his radio, and reminisce about cautionary tales from Driver's Ed. Visit us at our Website: www.madmaxminute.com