In this week's special 200th episode David, John and Kyle discuss the lengths one Taylor Swift fan went to woo the star (4:15) and the amount Brad Pitt was willing to spend to watch Game of Thrones with Emilia Clarke (8:50). We also discuss how the creators will try and keep the final season of Game of Thrones a secret (14:30) plus how HBO promoted Westworld in a London pub (25:30). Finally, we review the season two premiere of Westworld entitled “Journey into Night” (32:00) and the film A Quiet Place (45:30).
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Somehow 2015 was even a busier than 2013 and 2014 combined!
This year we did 34 podcasts with four different hosts, well five if you count Dopey the Dick. One of which was our historic 100th podcast where in true meta fashion we looked at how other shows’ celebrated their 100th episode.
In 2013 we introduced the weekly wind down podcast and the number of shows we have been covering only seems to go up. 2013’s number of 26 has nearly tripled plus we covered numerous movies, a video game and one very horrific Lifetime movie. These shows included canceled freshman shows like Best Time Ever, The Brink, The Comedians, and Wicked City plus one time special events like The Wiz Live and A Very Murray Christmas! Finally, we tried to stay on top of all the changes in late night including James Corden, Trevor Noah, and Larry Wilmore’s debuts, Jon Stewart’s farewell and Stephen Colbert’s return!
Besides our usual weekly wind downs and prediction specials, we also had a variety of notable episodes including a two hour Survivor series retrospective and a 30th Anniversary Back to the Future podcast (where we eclipsed the runtime of the actual movie). In March we of course had our annual March Madness bracket. After looking at television shows, movies, and film actors we decided to find out who was “top of pop.” It was a big year for Taylor Swift who easily beat Justin Timberlake in the finals for favorite artist in pop music.
From all of us here at Dual Redundancy thank you so much for making 2015 so great. We can't wait to see what 2016 has in store! A 30th anniversary podcast on Ferris Bueller’s Day Off? An in-depth look at Fuller House and whatever happened to the milkman and paperboy? A president who once hosted a reality show on NBC? Only time will tell!
A former reality TV host turned presidential candidate, #PeakTV, and some hotline bling! 2015 was a crazy year and before we can say “Hello” to 2016 we need to wind down the good, the bad, and the ugly from the past year.
In this week's episode all the Dual Redundancy hosts are here to look back at entertainment in 2015. We also reveal the results for your favorite movies (2:45), TV shows (17:45), musical artists (41:35) and pop culture moments from 2015 (51:40).
You can also listen to past episodes of the podcast on iTunes or on our YouTube channel.
In this week's episode we react to the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards and the resulting feud between Nicki Minaj and Taylor Swift (2:27). We also discuss the Conan joke lawsuit (10:54) and upcoming movies like Space Jam 2, Batman starring Ben Affleck and a live action Aladdin prequel (16:14). We also review three summer movies including Avengers: Age of Ultron (26:22), Jurassic World (33:38) and Inside Out (40:50). Finally, we look at Why with Hannibal Buress (46:00) and HBO’s 7 Days in Hell (50:42).
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One month ago we calculated your votes and revealed your favorite artist in pop music. While we recorded a results show podcast that revealed Justin Timberlake would be "crying a river” after Taylor Swift's victory, we realized no bracket was complete without…a completed bracket!
So without further ado here is a completed bracket with the winner included. How did she win? How close were the results? Those questions along with how we set up the bracket can be answered here with our podcast special.
After bracketing TV shows, movies, actors, and musical artists what is there left for next year? Leave a comment below or tweet to us @DualRedundancy if you have an idea for next March when we let the madness take control once again.
It was March and that only means one thing: March Madness! Even though we do not discuss sports we still wanted to join the bracket fun and make one for ourselves. So far we have learned that Arrested Development, The Shawshank Redemption and Meryl Streep are, respectively, the best television show, best movie and best living actor/actress. This year Dual Redundancy wants to know who is the top of pop?
In this week's special episode we reveal who the listeners picked for their favorite artist in pop music (17:41). In our fourth annual March Madness bracket the final four were Ed Sheeran, Justin Timberlake, Lorde and Taylor Swift. But in the end, who took home the title?
Before that we also discuss the appointment of Trevor Noah as the new Daily Show host and all the controversy surrounding it (2:54), NBC's upcoming live performance of The Wiz (8:32) and Jay-Z's new music streaming service called Tidal (12:42).
You can also listen to past episodes of the podcast on iTunes or on our YouTube channel.
It is March and that only means one thing: March Madness! Even though we do not discuss sports we still wanted to join the bracket fun and make one for ourselves. This year Dual Redundancy wants to know who is the top artist or group on the pop charts?
It's been a grueling five rounds but after losing some heavyweights we have our strong final two. Will it be Justin Timberlake or Taylor Swift? The power is in your hands!
Click here to vote in the final round! Only one vote per person. The winner will be announced next week in a special Dual Redundancy podcast! Stay tuned!
It is March and that only means one thing: March Madness! Even though we do not discuss sports we still wanted to join the bracket fun and make one for ourselves. This year Dual Redundancy wants to know who is the top artist or group on the pop charts?
It is March and that only means one thing: March Madness! Even though we do not discuss sports we still wanted to join the bracket fun and make one for ourselves. This year Dual Redundancy wants to know who is the top artist or group on the pop charts?
A McConaissance, a selfie that broke Twitter, and way too many cooks! 2014 was a crazy year and before we can move on to 2015 we need to "shake it off" and wind down the good, the bad, and the ugly from the past year.
In this week's episode we look back at entertainment in 2014. We also reveal the results for your favorite movies (2:49), TV shows (15:36), musical artists (28:31) and pop culture moments from 2013 (40:05). Finally, we bring in a surprise guest to help pick our favorite Dual Redundancy moments from 2014 (56:04).
You can also listen to past episodes of the podcast on iTunes or on our YouTube channel.
ML- 2012 had some pretty great musical moments, from songs on TV and movies to those that racked up plays on the radio and views on YouTube. Add some of these gems to your playlist tonight, or just sit back and remember the year that was.
12. Kris Allen's Epic Mash-Up of Girl Pop Anthems
11. Another Idol alum, 16-year old Jessica Sanchez, TEARING UP "And I Am Telling You" with Jennifer Holliday
10. Anne Hathaway's "I Dreamed a Dream" for Les Mis. It's SO much better in the movie, but can't be overlooked here.
9. The song that made the 1 episode of Glee I watched this season worth it, "Give Your Heart a Break"
8. Taylor Swift's "All Too Well"
7. Ke$ha's stripped-down "Deconstructed" version of Die Young
6. A capella sensations Pentatonix performing one of 2012's top hits, "Somebody That I Used to Know"
5. Macklemore had a breakthrough year, but the song "Cowboy Boots" from The Heist really got to me
4. Damien Rice. Live. "The Professor and La Fille Danse." I was there. AMAZING.
3. Megan's "Zou Bisou Bisou" performance on Mad Men. Instant classic TV moment.
2. Frank Ocean's performance of "Bad Religion" on Jimmy Fallon. No words.
1. "Call Me Maybe", as made mega-popular by Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez and co.
ADDED BONUS! Daniel Kim's mash-up of 55 hot 2012 tracks! Happy New Year!
