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Join Daniel, Tanya and this episodes Guest Host Glenn, as they discuss the 1985 Terry Gilliam Science Fiction Classic, Brazil. The crew break down one of the most exceptional commentaries on modern day bureaucracy and oppressive-State-Control. How does Brazil measure up to other works of Gilliams? What themes stood out to our hosts? Is the discussion so thick that they forget a segment altogether? Those answers and more when you order numero trois and get your scooped pile of steak and potatoes so you can sit back and enjoy the dinnertime terrorist explosion that is POPPED!

Segments include:
Intro, Main Discussion, I Know That Dude, Coulda Done Without That, Did Ya Catch That?, Let's Get to Poppin'!

Music Credits:

Brazilian Bossa Nova Jazz Acoustic Guitar
by Deni Pavlov Music

King of Brazil
by Moses Harris Jr.

Everything Feels New
by Evgeny Bardyuzha

La Danse Des Robots
by Jean Angius

Offbeat 80's Style Synth
by Gavin Nellist

Fun Disco
by MusicTown

Mystery man
by Brolefilmer

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"Hi Tanya!"

Tanya reviews the 2023 SMASH HIT Barbie! Find out if she thinks it deserves all of the accolades it received or if it's just a cold, waterless shower. Is it a dream film or simply flat feet?

Segments include: Main Discussion, Didya Catch That? I Know That Dude!" Coulda Done Without That, and Let's Get Poppin!

Oh, and Daniel was there too.

Music

Abstract Fashion Pop
by CubeSounds

Fashion Pop House
by Playsound

Chill Vibra Jazzy
by Dany Dory

Clair De La Lune
by Claude Debussy
Performed by
Abydos Music

Breaking News in 2029
Pixabay

Makeup Tutorial
by Luca Francini

Awards Ceremony Nomination
by Dmitry Taras

Fun Disco
by Musictown

Next Episode: Terry Gilliam's 1985 opus, Brazil.

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We'll discuss the controversy surrounding one of the most misunderstood science fiction epics in cinematic history. Segment include our intro, Popped mail, main discussion, didja catch that? where we notice something that could be missed if you're not watching closely, Yeah I know that dude! where we learn about Jake Busey, coulda done without that! where we talk about something that didn't work for us in the film, Popped Trivia! Where we discuss cool facts about the film, Academy of Popped where we award the BEST and Worst performances, Let's Get to Poppin! where we rate this film!

Music

Match of the Troopers
Humanoide_Media

Rise of the Enemy-Full
Blender Timer

Breaking News in 2029
Pixabay

Lost
danydory

Awards Ceremony Nomination-Heroic Adventure Epic
SoundGalleryByDimtryTaras

French Jazz Music
William_King

Chill Vibra Jazzy (theme)
danydory

Fun Disco
Musictown

We'll have a short break after this and be back soon with season 4!

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Daniel, Tanya and Guest Host Eric Cheung discuss the Michael Bay Science Fiction/Action spectacular summer blockbuster flop of 2005, "The Island".

What does a director known for making 2 hour popcorn commercials do with weighty, heady material surrounding the question of "what it is to be human"? Will the story be as good as the action? Or is it just another fluff piece disguised as a thought provoking science fiction examination of deeper meaning?

Segments:

* Intro - Facts about "The Island" (2005)
* Popped Mail - Letters and messages from you!
* Main discussion - Our initial thoughts and continued discussion about the film
* I coulda done without that! - Things that did not work
* Yeah, I know that dude - We take a closer look at actor Ethan Phillips
*Popped Academy - Awards for Best and Worst Performance
*Trivia - About "The Island"
*Let's get to POPPIN'! - We rate the film
*Outro

Popped! is a Brain Cloud Production

Hosts:
Daniel Hendrix
Ben Wilson
Tanya Holstrum
and Guest Host Eric Cheung

Music

Spooky Funk (Popped Theme)
Citation Needed

Neon Eyes of Utopia
Soundbay

Darkness
Defekt_Maschine

Breaking News in 2029
Pixabay

Lost
danydory

Awards Ceremony-Heroic Adventure Epic SoundGallery
DmitryTaras

French Jazz Music
William_King

Fun Disco
Musictown

Voice Over Narration
Glenn Thayer
Tyler Collier

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Our intrepid podcasters venture into the frozen North, following a clan of Vikings and an Arab who are called upon to help a Nordic King under siege from an unknown enemy. A mix of the epic tale "Beowolf" and the historical account of Ahmad Ibn Fahdlan, the 13th warrior has it all. Adventure, danger, story, action, humor ... yet, despite having Antonio Banderas as its leading man, it flopped upon release and is considered one of the biggest movie flops of its time.

We re-examine the film and discuss it's qualities and whether it deserves the criticism it received. Segments this episode are:
Intro, Discussion, I coulda done without that (Where we discuss something that didn't work for us in the film), Academy of Popped (new segment where we award best and worst actors of the film), Yeah, I know that dude (where we focus on a particular actor from the film), Trivia, and Let's Get to Poppin' (Where we rate the film with "Pops"), and our outro.

Grab your sword and board and get ready for a great discussion as we sail on a long boat over the rough seas to the north and discuss 1999's the 13th Warrior.

Music:

Vikings
SergePavkinMusic

Awards Ceremony Nomination - Heroic Adventure Epic Cinematic
SoundGalleryByDmitryTaras

Freyja - Viking Nordic Background Music
OB-LIX

A Dawn Of Glory
ROVADOR

Fun Disco
Musictown

French Jazz Music
William King

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Daniel, Ben and Tanya list off their TOP 5 favorite Irish films, series, etc. as well as rattling off a list of honorable mentions.
Join them as they explore the humor, war, troubles, and diaspora of the Emerald Isle through the unique medium of television and film.

So, grab a jar of the black stuff, some rashers, sausage, eggs, potatoes, beans, soda bread, tomatoes, mushrooms, and black pudding so you can have a full belly and keep warm while listening to Popped!

Music

"Irish" by SergePavkinMusic

"The Cruiskeen" Lawn by Nesreality

Eileen Oge by Nesreality

Spancil Hill by Julius H

Wild Mountain Thyme (Will Ye Go, Lassie Go) by Julius H

Red is the Rose by Julius H

Irish Jig by Musictown

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Daniel, Ben, and Tanya are joined by special guest, Susan Aubrey Wilde, to discuss the 1987 horror/comedy hit "The Lost Boys".
They give their initial reactions to the film then and now.
Gain some insight on the film through the following show segments:
"I Know that Dude" where we discuss the career of one particular actor in the film. In this case, Barnard Aloycious Hughes who played Grandpa.
"I coulda done without that", where the gang discuss a moment in the film that didn't work for them.
"Trivia" where Daniel shares some facts he discovered by watching the Documentaries and deep delving online to learn some behind the scenes info.
Last but not least "Let's Get to Poppin'" where Daniel, Ben, Tanya and Susan each give their rating for the film in pops.

So, grab some Chinese food, some chopsticks, and sit back for a wild night of POPPED!

Hosts
Daniel Hendrix
Ben Wilson
Tanya Holstrum

Guest Host
Susan Aubrey Wilde

Music

Spooky Funk
*Popped Theme)
Citation Needed

Drips of Blood
by moodmode

Chill Vibra Jazzy
by danydory

French Jazz Music
by William King

Jazzy Abstract Beat
by Coma-Media

Lost
by danydory

FunDisco
by Musictown

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The Popped crew remember their fathers who all passed within the last two years. They reminisce on their fathers favorite, movies, television shows and music relating how their fathers either encouraged or influenced their own choices in pop culture.

This show is the end-result of a long hiatus due to these deaths and a complete meltdown of Daniel's computer. Now that the computer is fixed, the Popped crew will resume their show but wanted to honor their fathers and the Popped viewers with an episode that explains their recent absence.

So, sit back, grab some corn and get ready for an unusually heartfelt episode of Popped.

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