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Hot take: Skyfall is actually Thunderball in disguise. Join hosts Evan and Alex as they get into the nitty gritty of one of the most successful Bond films of all time.
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Our intrepid hosts tackle one of the least liked Bond films of all time, Quantum of Solace. Hot take: it's actually the best.
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A new Bond has stepped up to save the world and this time he's blonde. Evan and Alex welcome Daniel Craig to the franchise for a rip roaring opening film
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Another Day, another Bond. This week our hosts break down the wild mess of Pierce Brosnan's final turn as Bond, Die Another Day. Listen along as they try to piece together a better plan than the movie's villain and figure out if Madonna was really a part of the movie.
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The World is Not Enough and neither was the film for our hosts Evan and Alex. After experiencing the highs of the Brosnan era, we check in with the lows as Bond tries to thwart another global caper.
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Hot off the presses! Evan and Alex have the scoop on what happens when James Bond takes on a media mogul who doesn't just report the news, he makes it. Turns out, it's pretty dang fun!
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Evan and Alex are back to welcome Pierce Brosnan into the role of 007 in 1995's Goldeneye. It's the mid 90s and the world of espionage is moving into the future, can a misogynist alcoholic dinosaur like Bond survive?
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Evan and Alex bid farewell to Timothy Dalton, a surprise favorite Bond. Join them as they watch a fantastic 80s action film, that just so happens to have James Bond in it.
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Alex and Evan are back with a brand new Bond! Timothy Dalton begins a pair of films as massive and wonderful as the clefts of his chin. Join our hosts as they talk about the mechanics of cello sledding, the perils of not having an HR department, and much much more!
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Evan, Alex, and special guest Clare say farewell to Roger Moore in 1985's A View to a Kill. We got three tickets to the Eiffel Tower Butterfly show and wouldn't miss it for the world!
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For your ears only, Evan and Alex breeze through 1981's For Your Eyes Only. This movie has it all, if all you want is a lengthy depiction of every Winter Olympic Sport with a side of an aging super spy.
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Evan and Alex take the podcast to Space with 1979's Moonraker. This movie has it all, laser guns, python fights, and two different types of gondolas; check it out!
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Evan and Alex are back to talk about 1977's The Spy Who Loved Me. In this episode, Roger Moore starts to show his age, Q gives 007 a "wet bike", and we meet the merc with the mouth: Jaws.
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Evan and Alex meet a new James Bond in Roger Moore's first franchise outing, Live and Let Die! Take a listen to find out why this podcast does not support Paul McCartney, the right way to take a bath as a spy, and much much Moore.
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Evan, Alex, and special guest Brad Shields examine the most "JAMES BOND" James Bond film and discover that it might be a double edged sword. Tune in to hear how the film defies rating, a discussion of the veracity of the moon landing, and more!
Editor's note: the recordings of You Only Live Twice and On Her Majesty's Secret Service have been lost to time, but fear not, we will revisit them in the future!
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It looks like our hosts "got the point" when they watched 1965's Thunderball, the second highest grossing Bond film of all time. This movie has it all, 30 minutes of underwater warfare, Q in a Hawaiian shirt, and a ransom scheme that honestly, could have asked for more.
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He's the man with the Midas touch! Join Evan and Alex as they watch 1964's Goldfinger and discuss the finer points of James Bond's golf game, the size of Q's hands, and the price of the sun.
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Sean Connery is back for round two in From Russia With Love, the 1963 film that goes to a lot of places, but oddly not Russia. This week our hosts discuss the importance of wine selection as a defense mechanism, the mysterious death of discount Stanley Tucci, and how much James Bond loves a good trap.
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Take a trip down to Crab Key with Evan and Alex as we kick off our watch of the James Bond series with the film that started it all, 1962's Dr. No.
