Featuring Sean German. Artwork courtesy J.R. Barker

Featuring Sean German & Pete the Retailer. Artwork courtesy J.R. Barker

Featuring Sean German. Artwork courtesy J.R. Barker

Featuring Chad DeVriendt of @MOVIEMACHINEPOD. Artwork courtesy J.R. Barker

Featuring Chad DeVriendt of @MOVIEMACHINEPOD. Artwork courtesy J.R. Barker

Welcome to the next to last week of our podcast! Artwork courtesy J.R. Barker

Featuring Niall Mc Gowan of @thebatminute. Artwork courtesy J.R. Barker

Featuring Niall Mc Gowan of @thebatminute. Artwork courtesy J.R. Barker

Featuring Niall Mc Gowan of @thebatminute. Artwork courtesy J.R. Barker

Featuring Megan Coleman and K.J. Valencik. Artwork courtesy J.R. Barker

Eric & Molly are Back! And they brought Brad. They are biting the bullet for an Escape from LA Watch-A-Long!

The end credits end, and Eric and Molly look back on the show and give out guest awards.

What's the difference between craft services and meals? What's it like living near a location shoot? What future New York Met appears in the end credits? Listen to this episode to find out. Guest: Daniel Gehen, the Chock Full O' Nuts contest winner

As the end credits keep rolling, we realize a lot of the people who worked on the movie are long-time John Carpenter collaborators. Guest: Brian Campus

Interesting facts are shared about the cast and crew as the end credits continue. Guest: Alex Thompson

The President plays the all-important tape for the all-important summit, but it turns out Snake swapped it for swing music. Then the movie fades out and the end credits begin. Guest: Alex Thompson

Hauk offers Snake a job, which Snake isn't even remotely interested in. Guest: Alex Thompson

Snake wants only one thing from the President for rescuing him - an answer to a simple question. Guest: Jon Bampton

The countdown clock hits zero, and Snake is still alive. Also, our guest talks about being the inventor of the replica countdown clock wrist watch. Guest: Jonathan Zufi

Snake makes it over the wall and has the mini bombs in his arteries neutralized. Also, our guest talks about being the writer of the Escape From New York comic book. Guest: Christopher Sebela

Eric returns with a special review of the music of Peter Wyngarde

Eric & Brad return to discuss Sam Jones triumphant return as Flash Gordon in Walmart's Super Bowl Ad

The closing credits end. Then Brad and Eric discuss the non-existent Flash Gordon toyline, hand out Flash Gordon Minute guest awards, and reflect on the show. Music Provided by www.Purple-Planet.com

The closing credits are still going. Guest: K.J. Valencik Music Provided by www.Purple-Planet.com

The closing credits continue. Guest: Susan Hill Music Provided by www.Purple-Planet.com

A strange hand picks up Ming's ring to leave us to wonder if this really is...the end? Then the closing credits begin. Music Provided by www.Purple-Planet.com

Everyone thanks Flash, Barin is named ruler of Mongo, and Dale declares even Mongo isn't as busy as New York City. Music Provided by www.Purple-Planet.com

It's Flash vs. Ming - the final battle! It ends with...Ming committing suicide? Music Provided by www.Purple-Planet.com

Ming gets stabbed right through the chest by War Rocket Ajax. Guest: Mike Dunlavy Music Provided by www.Purple-Planet.com

Flash literally crashes Dale and Ming's wedding. Guest: Mike Dunlavy Music Provided by www.Purple-Planet.com