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: Begging the Question

"Boys...it would be a shame to have to kill you now."

By "Milbarge" and "Fitz-Hume"

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It would be a shame to have to kill you now, because then you wouldn't be able to listen to the like totally awesome Stuck in the '80s podcast episode honoring the Red Scare Movies of the 1980s! Naturally, I was blown away (pictured) by the discussion of Spies Like Us, but also had a lot of fun hearing the gang's reminiscing about the volleyball scene in Top Gun. And I know Sebastian will be pleased to hear that they probably talk about Red Dawn more than any other movie. Anyway, it was a very enjoyable show, and as good an intro as any for the uninitiated. Via the link above, you can listen to this episode or subscribe to the podcast via iTunes.

Full post as published by Begging the Question on August 12, 2008 (boomark / email).

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