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Hosted by Brent Nemetz and Matt Hellyer · comedy · EN · 320 episodes
Every week, Brent and Matt peruse reviews from across the internet, on everything from products and services, to hotels and restaurants, found everywhere from Amazon to Google to Yelp. Then they explore the ridiculous realities of those reviewers, explaining the inexplicable and finding the insane in that mundane task of writing an internet review. These two plus you makes it a party; will you join?New episodes coming your way every TuesdayReviewsday! Jump in on any episode that strikes your fancy!
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Review Party Dot Com
Refresh yourself with that tickly fizz! This week we've got reviews for media heroes Joan of Arc and Ted Lasso, a wobbly fan and some paper towels, and the kinky sound baths of the Hyatt Lodge. We dig into the papers for an Upon Further Review on friend of the podcast Dear Abby. Bathe yourself in Sprite, be born again!
Review Party Dot Com
It's like the Shibuya Crossing but you just move a little differently. This week we are jammed packed with internet goodness, including reviews for the Amazon Fire Kids Tablet, A Cheese Shifter Romance by Ellen Mint, and saving every banana with an in-home bug zapper. For the segment, we go for 12 rounds with Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey on Bareknuckle Letterboxding. Sacrebleu! Want more party? Check it out at https://www.reviewpartydotcom.com/ !
Review Party Dot Com
Line 'em up 'cause I'm ready to slap! This week we have some lovely internet reviews for the Among Us (2026) cartoon, Rain-X windshield wiper blades, Jamiroquai's Traveling Without Sound (1996) album, and a slingshot of mysterious origins. For the segment, we gather up some Letterboxd reviews of I, Robot (2004) on Bareknuckle Letterboxding. Pow! Wham! Bam! Want more party? Check it out at https://www.reviewpartydotcom.com/ !
Review Party Dot Com
I'd love a blue Corvette, even if everything else had to be blue, too, to get it. That's fine, probably. This week we have reviews for mixing S&B mustard powder with mustard, Creatives Cakes cake shop, clearing gunk with Metamucil, and Kid in Aladdin's Palace (1997). For the segment, we take a look at the origins of Slack Circus' OG viral He-man hit HEYYEYAAEYAAYAEYA video on Upon Further Review. I have a podcast and it is so blue. Want more party? Check it out at https://www.reviewpartydotcom.com/ !
Review Party Dot Com
We're kind of like the kings of review-based comedy, and that makes us royalty, and obviously, we act as such. This week we have internet reviews for protein Pop Tarts, finding a use for tactical gloves, and finding our inner Walter Dwight on The Soprano's. We also revisit last week's find from bash.com, Jasmine the belly dancer, this time at Dave and Buster's. For the segment, we find some rare lures in a bunch of Clickbait Headlines. Bow down! Want more party? Check it out at https://www.reviewpartydotcom.com/ !
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