As Hollywood and the Academy prepare to hand out some Oscars, Drew and Badway are set to hand out the Last Row Podcast awards for their 2022 season. Who will take home the coveted “Raul Julia Memorial Acting Clinic” award? Or the “Peter McAllister Worst Father of the Year”? Listen in and find out!
The Last Row Podcast welcomes 2023 with a look at the most Tim Burton movie of all time: 1990’s Edward Scissorhands. The guys are all over the place on this one, with Drew describing why this movie makes him sad, while Badway is concerned about whether or not Edward has a butthole. Plus: other possible hand attachments, Anthony Michael Hall as a lame villain, and an appreciation for Alan Arkin.
Drew and Badway are back for Part 2 of The Last Row Podcast’s holiday special, discussing the 1990 classic, Home Alone. The guys put the Wet Bandits through the villain scale, discuss the awfulness of the entire McCallister family, take a deep dive into the world of Buzz, analyze “The Spill of the Century” including the always overlooked awful Pepsi spill by John Heard, and ponder the quality of Little Nero’s, as Badway has a spicy pizza take that may make him some enemies.
PROGRAMMING NOTE: We will be taking a break over New Year’s, and will return with a new episode (Edward Scissorhands) on Thursday January 12, 2023.
It’s the holiday season once again, and The Last Row Podcast is kicking off part one of their two part series with the underrated Four Christmases. Drew and Badway discuss the logistics of having four Christmases, Badway’s desire for a Christmas fight, a satellite dish as an expensive inconsiderate gift, and the possibility of respectfully dating your friend’s mom.
The Last Row Podcast is thankful for two things in life: our faithful listeners and Pauly Shore! Join Drew and Badway for their Thanksgiving special, spotlighting the 1993 comedy Son in Law. The guys are talking farm life, dorm life, 90s MTV VJ transformations, Pauly’s legit acting chops, and loving Kelly Kapowski so much that it hurts.
They went in expecting a disaster flick, but instead got a space mystery, as The Last Row Podcast covers the 2017 box office hit and critical flop, Geostorm. Drew and Badway discuss not only the bad acting and bait and switch plot, but also slow Smart Cars costing lives, rocket launchers in trunks, the world’s most heartfelt coded message, and one of the most unexpectedly evil movie villains in cinema history.
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