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In this, the thrilling conclusion to our program, we discuss the newest and perhaps final Bowie album The Next Day. To mark the event, Andrew travels thousands of miles to record on location in Portland with William, Carlo catches up, Bob Dylan steps in to freestyle, and the show ends. Be sure to check out our successor podcast On Your Mark, Get Set… Review! whenever the fuck it comes out.

In episode 18, we cover Reality, brainstorm cocktails, reappraise Robert Altman’s Popeye, get a surprise visit from Jack Reacher‘s Werner Herzog, Carlo regales us with tales from work, William is horrifically bad at 20 questions, and Andrew is mean.

We are rapidly closing in on the most current Bowie album, and today we cover 2002’s Heathen, then get reasonably movie chatty about Guardians of the Galaxy, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Woody Allen and more. Andrew is sick, William does a great Hugh Grant impression, and we learn just how dark it is inside the mind of Carlo.

Professional comedian James Mullan joins Andrew and William to talk about ‘Hours…’, Guardians of the Galaxy, shitty kids, our genocidal friends, and namedrop other, better podcasts.

Today we diverge from format to bring you the planned successor to Thin White Dudes Talking About Bowie: On Your Mark, Get Set… Review!, a roundtable review program with a fun game show element. Today we talk about season 4 of Lost and beyond with special guests Jio and Erik.

In today’s apocalyptic episode we are confounded by Outside, divided on Earthling, then we touch on movies, Carlo has a game, and several important announcements are made. This episode brought to you by Taco Bell’s new Quesarito. It’s pretty good.

Special guest Jio joins us to discuss Black Tie White Noise and The Buddha of Suburbia. We also play a great new game, Carlo makes an inflammatory and radical statement, Andrew waxes on the finer points of the Whoopi Goldberg vehicle Eddie, and probably has a drinking problem

In episode 13 we talk for what seems like a moment about the Bowie assembled non-supergroup Tin Machine, bring up Rat Race for the billionth time, Carlo finally debuts his 2013 Top Ten, and a plethora of new segments are debuted.

In episode 12 we discuss the bland Tonight and the even blander Never Let Me Down. Andrew and William compare their 2013 top ten film lists, Carlo relates a positively Simpsonsesque tale of pedantry, we listen to the angelic tones of Michael McDonald, and Andrew details his playlist to accompany your next suicide.

After several false starts we have to carry on without our planned guest star, and Carlo recuses himself to leave Andrew and William to actually talk Bowie this time around. We lend our opinions on Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps), Let’s Dance, racism in modern days, play a new game, launch new shows, make travel plans and plan a bombastic exit.

In the landmark tenth episode of our program, we cap off the Berlin Trilogy with “Heroes” and Lodger, and also squeeze in Iggy Pop’s Lust For Life. Permaguest Carlo makes a shocking allegation, Andrew keeps bringing up Nazis, William is maddeningly neutral, and we play a Woody Allen game.

Recurring guest/co-host(?) Carlo returns as we discuss Iggy Pop’s The Idiot and Bowie’s Low. Andrew is tired, William discovers soundboards, we play a few games and have trouble finding an end to the episode.

Special guest Carlo joins us to talk about Lars von Trier, Woody Allen, Gogurt, and we also manage to briefly discuss Bowie albums Young Americans and Station to Station.

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It’s the Thin White Dudes After Dark, in this late night recording we randomly grab in our topic bag and pull out the Men In Black franchise. We lament the failed potential of the follow up films, pine for an era of Will Smith movie songs, and praise the work of Hollywood madman Rip Torn. A warning: audio issues abound, listen at your own peril.

In episode 6 we discuss the all-covers album Pin Ups, and the comparatively godsent Diamond Dogs. We also continue with some agonizing improv, brainstorm a new movie, and William brings the demons out of Andrew.

In episode 5 we discuss the eccentric and provocative Aladdin Sane, the less fascinating BBC documentary Cracked Actor, drink lots of milk, and be totally not racist.

In episode 04, we sprinkle on some glitter, do some rails, get real spacey and discuss the landmark concept album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, and also cover the Bowie productions Transformer and Raw Power.

In episode 03 we get marginally back on the rails and talk the prog rock influenced Man Who Sold the World and the essential Bowie album Hunky Dory. Andrew also demonstrates his freestyle rap aptitude while William makes his embarrassing debut as a backing track.

It only took one episode to get wildly off-track; in episode 2, we dig deep into the Jurassic Park trilogy, talk about classic newspaper comics, debut possibly temporary intro music, and do not eat sandwiches while rolling audio.

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The premiere episode of our program! We dive right into Bowie’s first, weird album, awkwardly settle into the podcasting format, find time to read listener mail and watch exciting trailers for Captain America: The Winter Soldier.