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Join hosts Kelli Kuschman (@kkuschman) and Nate Hapke (@n8hapke) as they interview guests about a movie they loved as a kid but haven’t seen since. They’ll rewatch the movie, and discuss if and how their perception of the film has changed over time.: Original Music by Caleb Parker (@calebaparker)Logo Design by Oliver Holguin (@oliverh_art)
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Signup to Generate a PitchLast Time I Watched is a tv podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 37 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.
Unknown Host hosts Last Time I Watched, a tv show with 37 episodes published.
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Episode #36
Is 2026 the year of the cat? Maybe it should be. We can only hope to embody the resilience and curiosity D.C. exudes prancing around the streets of Edgefield, Massachusetts in the 1997 remake of That Darn Cat . The only rules he follows are his own. He hacks a hairball in the face of danger. And why wouldn't he? He's got nine lives.
Episode #35
Processed doesn't begin to cover what these sweet treats are, so don't get lost searching for these fruits in the produce section. Fruit Roll-Ups and Fruit by the Foot are legends of our childhoods, but do they hold up? Find out on this week's bonus episode.
Episode #34
<p>Four very thick blankets + three types of candy + two cups of freshly made hot chocolate + one large couch = the ideal scenario for watching Now and Then. The movie projects cozy vibes from simpler times with nostalgic film grain and a soundtrack full of classics, but feels more relevant now than ever. Emotional beats? DJ, play that track. </p>
Episode #33
<p>If the apocalypse becomes a reality, we're making a long distance call to Gorgon. Any potential conflict will be easily mitigated by a dash of The Gorgonite magic and charm. The four horsemen would embrace their quirks, zombies would find a little heart, and an ice age would melt from their warmth. An asteriod? Now THAT would be a great antagonist for a sequel. Our heroes may be small, but they will soldier on as they band together to take on any threat- we're looking at you Commando Elite! </p>
Episode #32
<p>Microwaves in the early 2000s were for two things, and two things only: Chef Boyardee and SpaghettiOs. The signature processed meat smell, the red sauce splatter that you're still trying to scrub off, and the "ting" of your spoon against the bowl as you stirred. Those were the things that made us forget our troubles instantly. On this week's bonus episode, we revisited some of our favorite Italian foods in a can. </p>
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