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Review Revue Headgum
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4,8 • 11 Bewertungen
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A comedy podcast hosted by Reilly Anspaugh and Alfred Bardwell-Evans that blends riffing on the week's topic--everything from Haunted Houses to Socks--with tear-inducingly funny improv scenes based on the most absurd reviews on Yelp, Amazon, and more. Featuring iconic guest appearances by Ben Schwartz, Lauren Lapkus, Lamorne Morris, Billy Magnussen, Ryan Gaul, and Jeff Probst. Email YOUR own reviews in to reviewrevueshow@gmail.com, and the hosts will read them on the show!
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Carousels
Alf and Reilly kill it at miming at the park and design the greatest carousel in this weeks episode of Review Revue!
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Great Wolf Lodge
Alf and Reilly are back and are staying at the stinkiest indoor waterpark in town!
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Turtlenecks (w/ Ryan Hopkins!)
Reilly and Alfred are joined by producer and filmmaker Ryan Hopkins as they return a house and cosplay Steve Jobs.
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Heelys
Alf and Reilly break federal aviation laws in this weeks episode of Review Revue.
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Zucchini Noodles
Alf and Reilly remind you not to try the lobster rolls on this episode of Review Revue!
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Dylan's Candy Bar
Alf and Reilly definitely set an intention this time as they explore the tradgedies of the second american civil war.
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Good
This show is of course part of a long podcast tradition of parodizing reviews read on the internet via improvisation comedy. I was obviously skeptical as this format has been around since the dawn of the medium. As a fan of the genre I did fear that the old tropes would be repeated with each episode. Would this podcast be another collection of random reviews on the internet, would the improvisation be mostly flaky conversations between store owner and customer, one an oddball, the other straight man, would it be topped off with a bit of private conversation between the hosts and a final rapping sequence as so many other programs have done in the past? To my surprise, "Review Revue" is quite different. The host of the show Reilly and her side-kick Geoff are doing a meta-play on the known elements of the genre. With each joke you are reminded of the same-old-same-old but you can clearly sense a deeper ironic humor in them, it's a Trailer Park Boy-ification of classic review improv comedy. The rap segments at the end for example are done without any flow or rhythm as an innuendo to the skilled artists before them. Less an attempt to copy, this show adapts the format by subverting its humor. The unfunniness becomes funny in reflection to itself. And to top it all off, the show doesn't run any ads. If that isn't a statement, what is?
5 Stars!
Very funny podcast. You should review district courts. They always have extremely entertaining reviews on google.
Bad Pod? Nah, Bad you!
Awesome, if you like J&A you're gonna like those two.
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