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Nightcaps at the Theater
Hosted by Matt Cabrera, Jonathan Kwiatkowski & Mark Zebro Jr. · EN
Another podcast about three East-coasters, a few guests, and the film/liquor they herin imbibe.
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Episode 61:Wall-E
Jun 13, 2020Tap to summarizePut on your Sunday Clothes and get out your Buy and Serve brand Cupcake in a Cup! Tonight on Nightcaps at the Theater we are blasting off with the 2008 Pixar classic Wall-E. Where roaches never looked so lovable, big baby is the new dress code, and we can all romantically watch as the world burns. Support us on Podbean, iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, and More. Can’t you agree we all work as hard as M-O? If you want to show your appreciation make sure you listen, rate, and subscribe to us on most podcasting platforms, we won’t forget your patronage when the robo-revolution/microwave uprising eventually comes. Tonight, on the Marquee: That darn little robot that could…it’s Wall-E! Pixar’s Sights and Sounds, in Space. Presto said “Bunny Rights!” Brooklyn hasn’t changed… Horses as Dogs or Roaches with Personality? The Nightcaps “Creamies.” Big Babies on Life Support. The Story of Sh*tbot. One Flew Over the Robot’s Nest. Computer Mice Mouse Bots the Wall-As. The Microwave Finally Gets Mark. “A Vast, Empty Desolate Wasteland…Does he mean Jersey?” “Plying the panda with Dumplings…” “Crying in the Self-Isolation Club.” ”What is that paper made of?” “That Robot F&*ks.” Bein a B*&tch, Eatin out of Cups.” “It was Supposed to be a 3 Hour Tour.” “I was Born in this Crib and I’ll Die in this Crib.” Art Provided By: John Cafiero @bonehaver420 Music: “Four Way” – William Ross Chernoff's Nomads
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Jul 4, 2018Tap to summarize“Moshi, Moshi!” Tonight’s Episode of Nightcaps is off on a red-eye flight to Japan. Put on your best orange camo shirt, and blazer, as you prepare to take part in a Suntory Whiskey commercial that will most certainly pay for your new renovations and finally please your significant other. Tonight, we are strangers in a foreign land and we are all Lost In Translation. Sophia Coppola’s 2003 “rom com” marks a star turn for Bill Murray, seventeen-year-old Scarlett Johansson, and Anna Faris. It’s Mark’s Birthday and he insisted we drink some whiskey, destroy some ellipticals, and “Lip his stockings?” If you too are having trouble sleeping maybe you should venture out into the mysterious world of all night arcades and karaoke bars, where the Sakura bloom. Other than that, let’s all consider our love lives and who we are, because what happens in Nippon stays in Nippon. Tonight, on the Marquee: Filming A Suntory Whiskey Commercial Kingdom Hearts: A Support Group Westworld, Breaking Bad Retrospective, Drag Race, Pose, Sense8, Suspiria, Halloween, Hereditary, and more! Matrix: Rebooted The Polanski Effect The Greasy Strangler the Review that Almost Was What Did He Whisper? We Get Lost in Translation That Wasn’t Scarlett Johansson! For Relaxing Times, Make It Suntory Times. Sophia Coppola Snags Bill Murray. Anna Faris Got Robbed! The Real Life Celebrity Scandal that Could Have Inspired the Film. Taiko Drum Panic Plot Inconsistency. Love and Marriage and Dogs The Power of Ambiguous Endings “You’re more of a Dork than a Nerd…” – Categorizing Mark He was in a Power Rangers fan film – Mark on James Van Der Beek’s Career. “My nipples were erect.” – Jonathan while watching Herditary “He’ll Drive those Babies and He Loves Low Hanging Fruit.” – Kevin Spacey’s Career “Is it Rat Race?/Was The Pianist in Japan?” – Matt Questions Life “Open On Ass.” “Lip My Stockings!” “Lock and Lol!” Art Provided By: John Cafiero @bonehaver420 Music: "Riviera Jazz" Provided By: Crazy G
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