This week on Seddy Bimco Part Two The Revenge, We visit Wisconsin, The state where they filmed BOG!

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In this episode, Tim and George discuss the movie 'Bog' set in Wisconsin. They also share interesting facts about Wisconsin, including its status as the dairyland and the toilet paper capital of the world. The conversation takes a humorous turn as they talk about old Hollywood actors, cryptids, and their recent trip to Rome. They give their verdict on the movie, which they both agree 'sucked'. In this part of the conversation, Tim and George discuss the plot of the movie and the characters involved. They talk about the portrayal of married life, the dynamics between the couples, and the questionable dialogue. They also mention the presence of a creature in the movie and the actions taken by the characters to confront it. The conversation includes humorous observations and tangents about unrelated topics. In this final part of the conversation, Tim and George discuss the plot of the movie 'Bog' and its absurdities. They touch on the monster's journey to town, the volunteer firemen's plan to stop it, and the strange subplot involving an old woman. They also mention the ichthyologist character and the sheriff's demise. The conversation then veers off into tangents about frozen pizza, the cost of comics, and Tim's story about a scuba diver named Patrick. They end by discussing their next movie, 'Home Alone 3' set in Illinois.

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This week on Seddy Bimco Part Two The Revenge, We visit Delaware The state where they filmed Mayor Cupcake!

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In this episode, Tim and George discuss the movie Mayor Cupcake and share interesting facts about Delaware. They talk about the rivalry between Mayor McCheese and McNuggets, the McDonaldland characters, and the strange flags of Delaware. They also discuss trivia nights, the Lawrence Welk show, and the challenges of finding movies filmed in Delaware. They explore the history of Bridgeville and the annual Pumpkin Chunkin Festival. The episode ends with a brief synopsis of the movie Mayor Cupcake. Mayor Cupcake is a clean, family-friendly movie with wacky characters and a small-town setting. The main character, Mary Maloney, is a famous baker in a town of 2000 people. The movie revolves around an election for mayor and the challenges Mary faces as she navigates her personal and professional life. The film features Leah Thompson and Judd Nelson, who bring their own charm to the story. While the movie may not have a deep plot, it offers light-hearted entertainment for a specific audience. In this part of the conversation, Tim and George discuss various subtopics related to the movie 'Mayor Cupcake'. They talk about the character Grundle, the meaning of the term 'grundle', and the reasons why Judd Nelson's character plays the harmonica on the toilet. They also discuss the scene where the mayor chokes on a cupcake and dies, and the various ways in which Mary tries to improve the town as mayor. The conversation ends with a discussion about the meeting between Mary and Grundle, where he threatens her and she agrees to appoint him as deputy mayor. In this final part of the conversation, Tim and George discuss the ending of the movie Mayor Cupcake and share their thoughts on its overall quality. They also share some funny moments and jokes from the film. The conversation then transitions to discussing the next movie they will be reviewing, which is called Bog and was filmed in Wisconsin. They end the conversation by encouraging listeners to follow them on social media and share the podcast with others.

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This week on Seddy Bimco Part Two The Revenge, We visit Oregon and take a look at The Movie, Pigs vs. Freaks!

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In this episode, Tim and George discuss the movie 'Pigs vs Freaks' and share interesting facts about the state of Oregon. They also explore various ways to pronounce the name of the state. The movie, originally scheduled for broadcast in 1980, was shelved and released in 1984. It was based on a short film from 1970 and had multiple titles. The hosts also discuss the age-old question of whether Robin Hood ever got revenge. Oregon facts include the presence of the world's only official Bigfoot trap and the invention of tater tots. The movie revolves around a football game between the cops and the hippies, with various subplots and character dynamics. The main themes include the clash between the establishment and counterculture, the portrayal of hippies and cops, and the personal growth of the main characters. The movie attempts to balance the perspectives of both sides but falls short in its execution. The characters are poorly developed, and the humor often falls flat. Overall, the movie is a disjointed and unconvincing portrayal of the 1960s counterculture. In this part of the conversation, George and Tim discuss various scenes and plot points from the movie 'Freaks vs. Pigs'. They talk about Tony Randall's character, the town hall meeting, the presence of the Manson family vibes, the involvement of the cops and the freaks, and the final game. They also mention other movies like 'Goonies' and 'Animal House'. In this final part of the conversation, Tim and George discuss the ending of the movie 'Pigs vs. Freaks' and come up with their own revenge sequels. They also talk about the movie 'Mayor Cupcake' set in Delaware. The conversation ends with a reminder to send emails, follow them on social media, and tune in next week for the discussion of 'Mayor Cupcake.'

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