Why Don’t You Like This‪?‬ Why Don't You Like This?

We’re back after taking about six months off! In this cosy new episode we catch up on everything we haven’t had the chance to talk about like moving house, planning a wedding and, of course, the bizarre state of the world amid this global health crisis. We wax philosophical about New York City, the new Kesha album, American Horror Story, Shudder, The Undateables and woodlice amongst other topics.
As always, our wonderful opening song Bicycle Weather and closing song Even Pinker were performed by Pickle Darling whose album Bigness is available now on Z Tapes records.

In this episode, we heatedly debate the merits of the classic 1998 video game The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the Nintendo 64, as well as taking several detours to talk about the Nintendo Wii (which Seb purchased used for £20). We discuss the idea of working within limitations, enjoying media from an earlier time period, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Mii's and what constitutes lore within our podcast.

Our picks this week for Seb and Molly Recommend are:
Someone Great (the 2019 Netflix movie)
Sorry to Bother You (the 2018 directorial debut from Boots Riley)
Doctor Sleep (the 2019 sequel to 1980s classic The Shining)
Obongjayar (the Nigerian born afrobeat musician)
and uknowhatimsayin¿ by Danny Brown

As always, our wonderful opening song Bicycle Weather and closing song Even Pinker were performed by Pickle Darling whose album Bigness is available now on Z Tapes records.

It's Halloween which means sitting on the sofa and watching scary movies. This week, we take a detour from our regularly scheduled episodes to talk about four fairly recent horror movies (two good and two bad, because not all horror movies are created equal) to answer three questions: Why do we love horror movies? What makes a good horror movie? And, more importantly, what makes a bad horror movie? We look at Jigsaw (2017), American Poltergeist (2015), Clown (2014) and The Ganzfeld Possession (2011) as well as discussing the movies Molly was banned from watching as a teenager, Blumhouse, the low quality movies we own on DVD and our feelings on It Chapter Two.

This weeks picks for Seb and Molly Recommend are:
Pony by Rex Orange County
Rhythm + Flow on Netflix
Jesus is King by Kanye West
Sabrina (the 2018 Netflix movie)
and II by Meat Puppets

As always, our wonderful opening song Bicycle Weather is performed by Pickle Darling whose album Bigness is available now on Z Tapes records. The closing song for this special episode is Everybody Loves the Clown by Nirvana (the 60s psychedelic band) from their 1968 album All Of Us.

In this episode, we examine the late 2000s BBC sitcom Gavin and Stacy and consider what it means to be ordinary as well as drawing a line between "populist media" and "smart people media". Topics of discussion include representation of the Welsh in media, living with your partner's parents, Simon Amstell's 2010 sitcom Grandma's House and being caught between two cultures.

We also debut a brand new feature called Seb and Molly Recommend in which we share the music and media we've been enjoying and think you should check out. This week's picks are:
Gleam by Sadurn
Young Enough by Charly Bliss
Pony by Orville Peck
Joker (the 2019 movie)
and Hiding Places by Billy Woods and Kenny Segal

As always, our wonderful opening song Bicycle Weather and closing song Even Pinker were performed by Pickle Darling whose album Bigness is available now on Z Tapes records.

In our twelfth episode, we discuss the beloved Channel 4 sitcom Peep Show and examine how tv shows achieve cult status and develop devoted followings. Topics include, how Molly would react in a mugging situation, how Seb reacted in a real life mugging situation, bottle episodes, friends who smoke crack and Molly's disdain for fans of The Mighty Boosh.

As always, our wonderful opening song Bicycle Weather and closing song Even Pinker were performed by Pickle Darling whose album Bigness is available now on Z Tapes records.

After the grand detour of the tenth episode special, it's back to business as usual to talk about the Jack Black lead 2006 oddball comedy, Nacho Libre. We discuss Seb's first (and only) experience eating a Fillet-o-fish, Molly's love of cooking, Scooby Doo, holding on to media from our childhoods and wholesomeness in comedies. 

Our wonderful new theme song, Bicycle Weather, is by Lukas Mayo, better known as Pickle Darling who was kind enough to let us use it as well as the song Even Pinker. Both songs can be found on the album Bigness, available on Z Tapes records.