Frequent subjects include: Saturday morning cartoons, Dr. Demento-style funny music, TV and movies of the 1970s and 1980s, comic books, classic video games, and, uh, chickens. (We like chickens.) There’s also lots of convention talk, as we regularly attend DragonCon, MarsCon, and other nerdy gatherings. We’re frightened and confused. Join us!
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In a normal year, right now we’d be preparing to go to Atlanta for DragonCon, our favorite annual gathering of the geeks. But, as you may have noticed, this is not a normal year. We’re still going to DragonCon, but it’ll be an online virtual convention – just fire up
Flopcast episode 431! Never mind the humans, it’s time for our ninth (!) annual robot-themed Top 4 ½ List. And because this is not a normal summer, we’re combining the robot list with our new quarantine era segment, Trapped in the House. Kevin is supplying the weird robot options, and
Flopcast episode 430! It’s our Billy Joel episode! Which we’ve been meaning to do for years! (Sorry about the delay. We’ve been really busy and/or sleepy.) We start by celebrating the 40th (!) anniversary of the Glass Houses album, and determine if it’s really still rock and roll to us.
Flopcast episode 429! Because we’re idiots, last summer we forced ourselves to watch all the Meatballs sequels. (There were three, which felt like three hundred.) So this week, continuing the theme of disappointing follow-ups to classic Bill Murray movies, we finally watched all the Caddyshack sequels. (There was just one, which somehow also felt
Flopcast episode 428! A mysterious package arrived at the studio, and now we’re the proud (?) owners of a Teen Beat 1981 Calendar magazine. You can read it like a magazine (and learn all about Gary Coleman) or hang it on the wall like a calendar (and spend an entire month staring
Flopcast episode 427! It’s the conclusion of our latest silly tournament, as we randomly draw more Lilith Fair performers to compete in more stupid events. (For example, would Sheryl Crow or Jewel be a better Lyft driver? We have the definitive answer.) Last week, your Lilith queen Sarah McLachlan was
Flopcast episode 426! The 2020s have been, uh, less than delightful so far. So let’s go back to the 1990s, and back to the Lilith Fair, for another ridiculous FlopFight tournament! We’re randomly drawing the names of Lilith Fair performers, and debating how they would fare in various stupid competitions.
Flopcast episode 425! Longtime friends of the Flopcast Brittany and Martha are back this week, as we officially announce that their podcast But First, Let’s Talk Nerdy is now part of the ESO Network! We catch up on life in Las Vegas during the pandemic (Kevin escaped just in time),
Flopcast episode 424! Last week Kevin listed his ten favorite albums from the 1980s, year by ridiculous year. So this week it’s Kornflake’s turn, with an album list from the 1990s! (You may not remember the 90s very well. You were so goofed up on Crystal Pepsi back then.) It’s
Flopcast episode 423! By request, Kevin lists a favorite album for each year of the 1980s, and Kornflake provides expert (?) commentary along the way. (Several Australian acts made the list. Not just Air Supply.) Also: We’re dancing on the ceiling with clay heads in honor of Lionel Richie’s birthday,
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Flopcast episode 422… This is a short one, kids, because this seemed like a week for the Flopcast to mostly shut up. The plan is to get back to our usual silliness next time. Meanwhile, pay attention. Be careful. Get to work. Episode 422 complete show notes and links at
