The Mid-Season Replacements Podcast Randy Dankievitch & Sean Colletti

On this week's episode of The Mid-Season Replacements, The Trophy Room series continues with a discussion of the 1987 genre-defying(?) Predator. From handshakes to hand grenades (and hand-operated alien technology!), Randy and Sean have a lot to say about the film - and its true genre - that inadvertently sparked a billion-dollar, decades-spanning sci-fi action franchise.
Discussed: Predator (1987) (duh)
Missed the first episode of The Trophy Room series? Listen here!
The Mid-Season Replacements Podcast is a (semi-regular) weekly show hosted by Processed Media’s Randy Dankievitch and Tilt Magazine contributor Sean Colletti, with new episodes debuting each week.
Opening Music: “Heavy Dee" by Ginger Slim
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Sometimes the stars align - this week, it's the Kyrie Irving trade happening as Randy and Sean sat down to record this week's episode. After digging into the details of the transaction and its impact on the league, they turn to this week's topic, the art of the recommendation. What makes a good recommendation, and how should you ask and receive them? As you can imagine, they've spent way too much time thinking about these things - particularly in the contexts of television and silent film - so there's a lot to discuss!
Discussed: the NBA trade deadline, Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans, German expressionism, the magic of the sitcom (and the network procedural)
The Mid-Season Replacements Podcast is a (semi-regular) weekly show hosted by Processed Media’s Randy Dankievitch and Tilt Magazine contributor Sean Colletti, with new episodes debuting each week.
Opening Music: “Curtains” by Ancient Fears
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With Quantum Leap, That 90's Show, and How I Met Your Father on Randy's brain this week, The Mid-Season Replacements sit down to talk about nostalgia, its place in culture, and how it affects us as human beings. If you're down for a long, existential discussion about something so intangibly malleable and personal as nostalgia, then you'll have a good time with this week's episode, trust me.Discussed: That 90's Show, Hot Tub Time Machine, the Star Wars sequel trilogy, 90's German power metal, Paul's Boutique, You Can Count on Me
The Mid-Season Replacements Podcast is a (semi-regular) weekly show hosted by Processed Media’s Randy Dankievitch and Tilt Magazine contributor Sean Colletti, with new episodes debuting each week.
Opening Music: “Curtains” by Ancient Fears
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The Mid-Season Replacements return for a new season of episodes - and it all begins with co-hosts Randy Dankievitch and Sean Colletti reflecting on a decade of thinking way too much about TV, and their art-related resolutions for 2023.
Shows discussed: many - but also none?
The Mid-Season Replacements Podcast is a (semi-regular)weekly show hosted by Processed Media’s Randy Dankievitch and Sean Colletti.
Opening Music: “Curtains” by Ancient Fears
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On this week's Second Look Audiobook, we've got: Joey and Monica's emotional jam session, a melange of Chandler neuroses... and of course, an appearance from Annoying Ross!

Episodes discussed: "The One with the Jam", "The One with the Metaphorical Tunnel"

(all audio clips used in this podcast are property of Warner Bros.)

Friends season 3 Second Look at Processed MediaFriends Season 1 & 2 Second Look reviews

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Welcome to the Second Look Audiobook, the goofily-named spinoff podcast where Mid-Season Replacements host Randy Dankievitch serenades listeners with audio version of his Second Look at Friends season 3, beginning with the season's opening pair of episodes.

Episodes Discussed: "The One With the Princess Leia Fantasy", "The One Where No One's Ready"

(all audio clips used in this podcast are property of Warner Bros.)

Friends season 3 Second Look at Processed MediaFriends Season 1 & 2 Second Look reviews

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