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Hosted by Jason Brigger · tv · EN · 669 episodes
Jeff, Blake and Jason talk about all things geeky on their podcast, The History of Bad Ideas! Whether it's rumors of the latest comic book movies, debating who really is the worst villain of all time, discussing the latest television shows or just wondering about life in general, you are sure to have a fun time with them! In theory.
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Episode #664
The HOBI Gang is in the studio to review Lanterns and the new take on Hal Jordan, Jason saw The End Of Oak Street, draft a new wrestling Four Horsemen, and the next great Oreo treat! Plus the gang learns the benefits of lemons, all the D23 news you can handle, people are still seeing Spider-Man and list the Top Five Favorite Films of the Last Five Years! This episode is sponsored by the Cincinnati Comic Expo.
Episode #663
The HOBI Gang welcomes Jason back from his sabattical to review a slew of mediocre films, Jeff reviews House of the Dragon and Bryan is back on the Ted Lasso wagon! Plus Jason recaps Alaska, funniest sitcom moments, debating best rock songs of all time, Bryan is grossed out by Mad Libs and the crew list their Top Five Songs that Made a TV Moment! This episode is sponsored by the Cincinnati Comic Expo.
Episode #661
Jeff Morris joins Bryan and Jeff again as we discuss a big box office for Spider-man, furries, fictional restaurants, litigious beavers, and identity theft. Jenn stops in to share her review of Pinocchio Unstrung. We revisit our Top 5 most disturbing moments from film. The episode is sponsored by the Cincinnati Comic Expo.
Episode #660
Jeff Morris scabs again while Jason is away and the gang talk about modern television hits that aren't making a lasting impact, prostetic buttholes, the start of World War I, and when to let that Mountain Dew go. Our Top 5 is fictional characters we'd invite to a dinner party. This episode is sponsored by the Cincinnati Comic Expo.
Episode #659
With Jason on vacation this week, the rest of the gang welcome Jeff Morris back to the show for a super-sized episode. In this episode we review The Odyssey (SPOILERS for a 3,000 year old story). We also discuss Beatles Songs, debate John Wick's determination, and deliberate who should be cast in the MCU's Xmen. After the news of a disease spreading spitter we have a Top 5 for classic television shows that should get the reboot. This Episode is sponsered by The Cincinnati Comic Expo.
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