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Channel Changers is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 81 episodes.

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Channel Changers has published 81 episodes.

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Channel Changers regularly covers tv, film, comedy. It sits in the tv category, with a film focus.

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Channel Changers

Hosted by Unknown Host · tv · EN-US · 81 episodes

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Hello out there in podcast land, Welcome to channel changers! They control the remote so you don’t have to. The idea of the show is, Andy and Nick (and/or guests) will pick an episode of a TV show or movie from any decade, any genre. Then they watch, then they chat. Enjoy!

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What is Channel Changers?

Channel Changers is a tv podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 81 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Channel Changers
Road House (1989): W/ Andy and Bake
Aug 19, 20261h 29mS68
Send us Fan Mail This week on Channel Changers , Andy and Blake tackle Road House 1989 —a movie where Patrick Swayze solves problems with roundhouse kicks, philosophical one-liners, and an alarming commitment to wearing a karate ghee as a shirt. The boys break down the bar fights, the 80s hair, and some of the greatest one liners of all time! It’s Road House . It’s Andy and Blake. It’s two guys overanalyzing a movie that absolutely does not require analysis. Enjoy!
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BIG (1988): W/ Andy and Nick!
Aug 5, 20261h 19m
Send us Fan Mail Hello out there, the Zoltar machine finally granted your wish and the Channel Changers are here to present that wish to you… With the review/chat on the movie BIG (1988)! Andy and Nick had a great time talking about this classic that gave Tom Hanks, his first Oscar nomination for his amazing portrayal as a young boy/Josh Baskins! This movie holds up and then some. Enjoy the chat as the channel changer break this movie apart seen by scene! They read it they said it they stole your mama's credit. They're cool. They're hot... sock them in the stomach three more times... or just listen to the episode, enjoy! also laughed
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Popcorn Episode: What's in the box! game with Andy and Nick
Jul 22, 202625 min
Send us Fan Mail popcorn episode time! (a lil' snack) This time the boys, Andy and Nick play a game called "what's in the box?" (say it like Brad Pitt in Se7en)!! It's pretty self explanatory, one of us picks a DVD box, the other tries to guess what it is while receiving clues! The games rules changed quite a bit from that point As the channel changers try to figure out how they want the game to even be played as it's being played...Good times! As always enjoy!!
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Episode #66
66: Mortal Kombat 1995 (1994) W/ Andy and Danny Peck
Jul 8, 20261h 28m
Send us Fan Mail Video game movies are always awesome right?...right?..no BUT, this video game movie the Channel changers watched may actually be just that...Awesome! Andy and his cousin, returning guest Danny Peck. Join as they kick and punch through Mortal Kombat (1995) laughing and spitting facts and tidbits about the movie while playing games, singing songs and...of course fighting to the death so Andy can steel Danny's soul...just a little different than some of the other episodes. Give this one a listen and as always, Enjoy! ...or your soul IS MINE!
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65: Maverick (1994) W/ Andy, Alisha and Blake
Jun 27, 20261h 41m
Send us Fan Mail For this NEW episode, we picked a movie that Andy actually hasn't seen yet, which is a first for the show! This movie has so many twists and turns, you won't know who to trust! A beautifully shot 90s goofball western with Mel Gibson in his acting prime along with Jody Foster and James Garner all having a blast with this fun, gambling action comedy, based on 50s TV show! Enjoy our episode on Maverick (1994) today! 1:11-round up 1:25-games
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Road House (1989): W/ Andy and Bake

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Popcorn Episode: What's in the box! game with Andy and Nick

66: Mortal Kombat 1995 (1994) W/ Andy and Danny Peck

65: Maverick (1994) W/ Andy, Alisha and Blake

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Road House (1989): W/ Andy and Bake

BIG (1988): W/ Andy and Nick!

Popcorn Episode: What's in the box! game with Andy and Nick

66: Mortal Kombat 1995 (1994) W/ Andy and Danny Peck

65: Maverick (1994) W/ Andy, Alisha and Blake

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Recent episodes

Road House (1989): W/ Andy and Bake

BIG (1988): W/ Andy and Nick!

Popcorn Episode: What's in the box! game with Andy and Nick

66: Mortal Kombat 1995 (1994) W/ Andy and Danny Peck

65: Maverick (1994) W/ Andy, Alisha and Blake

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Road House (1989): W/ Andy and Bake

BIG (1988): W/ Andy and Nick!

Popcorn Episode: What's in the box! game with Andy and Nick

66: Mortal Kombat 1995 (1994) W/ Andy and Danny Peck

65: Maverick (1994) W/ Andy, Alisha and Blake

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