Views from the Recliner

This is the podcast where I discuss a range of thoughts on practically anything to do with television and movies. From reviewing movies and TV shows, to discussing the finer points of film making or script writing, and even discussing actors or writers or directors and their roles throughout their career. I'll talk about entire TV shows and discuss the best episodes and the greatest performances. In essence, for anything that I feel like talking about when it comes to movies and TV shows, you'll find it here on "View from the Recliner", where the view may well be slightly askew from your own.

Views from the Recliner is a general podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 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 Views from the Recliner, a general show with 0 episodes published.

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  Episode #2

  Does the World Need More “Beverly Hills Cop”? - 8/8/24

  Aug 24, 202647 minS1

  <p>This episode was originally published on another podcast platform on August 8, 2024. Which is why it has a different introduction and titles in the opening and closing monologues. But I have brought back this episode on this new platform and in its own podcast because of what I will be producing here on this podcast in the future.</p><p>Netflix has just dropped (2 years ago) the fourth Beverly Hills Cop subtitled Axel F, once again starring Eddie Murphy, some 30 years after the previous instalment in the series had been released. And the fact it took that long to come...

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  Mel Brooks Turns 98 (2 Years Ago) - 3/7/24

  Aug 17, 202654 minS1

  <p>This episode was originally published on another podcast platform on July 3, 2024. Which is why it is all about Mel Brooks turning 98 years of age, even though he has now just turned 100 years of age. But I have brought back this episode on this new platform and in its own podcast because of what I will be producing here on this podcast in the future.</p><p>Mel Brooks, the creator of some of the best comedic films and shows of the 20th century, turned 98 years of age this week (when this episode was produced). And what better way to...

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