A Week Too Late

By: Charlie Walsh and Jim Gallagher
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  • Summary

  • A weekly podcast where Jim and Charlie talk about things in pop culture that are long past the point of relevancy.
    5 Minutes and 2 Dollars Productions
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Social Sciences
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Episodes
  • A Week Too Late's Moviegasm

    A Week Too Late's Moviegasm
    Oct 7 2022

    In which Charlie and Jimmy gush about Andor and She-Hulk, laugh at how ridiculous people are being about Lizzo playing a flute no one knew existed until recently, and freak the f*** out about the latest Deadpool 3 and Community Movie news!

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    1 hr and 15 mins
  • A Week Too Late to Talk About D23

    A Week Too Late to Talk About D23
    Sep 22 2022

    Disney unleashed D23 unto the masses, and there was WAY too many things to talk about. Jimmy and Charlie narrow things down to some Marvel, Disney, and Lucasfilm news, like the Thunderbolts cast and the questions that they have about some of the team members, the Willow TV series, The Mandalorian, and they touch upon the recently announced name and release date of the The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild sequel!
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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • A Week Too Late's Fantasyland

    A Week Too Late's Fantasyland
    Sep 14 2022

    It's more TV talk this week as the boys talk about more She-Hulk, the much-deserved return of Brendan Fraser, how our cup runneth over with all the fantasy shows that have come out lately, a deep dive into the new Amazon Prime Video Lord of the Rings show, Rings of Power, a detour into Joe Rogan, and so much more!
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    1 hr and 7 mins

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