• January 2020 - The funniest character is a fascist lunatic

  • Jan 13 2020
  • Length: 2 hrs and 1 min
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January 2020 - The funniest character is a fascist lunatic

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    Jonas “Jttg” strikes while the Beskar steel is hot with "The Madalorian", succeeds his review roll by telling us about "Disco Elysium" and manages to say alot about a film he wishes could do the same with "Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker"

    James “The Bunyipman” opens the book on the BBC adaptation of Philip Pulman’s book series "His Dark Materials", races the clock to get his thoughts out about "Risk of Rain 2" and has nothing but good things to say about the Nazi Satire film "Jojo Rabbit" by Taika Waititi.

    Novembers Netflix randomizer means the two must review "Barsaat", the third and probably not final Bollywood film that the two have endured together. This one seems to have sparked more joy than the previous two....

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    Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday of any given month to watch us record the podcast live!

    The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence. The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence.
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