Tanglers and the Time Machine: Adventures in Pop Culture

July 2006 - Psych Premiere

This week the Tanglers head back in time 15 years to beautiful sunny Santa Barbara for the premiere of Psych! But first, in WOTN, they discuss the potential for a Sweet Home Alabama sequel, the Leverage reboot, the new Interview with a Vampire tv show from AMC, and Clerks III. The Tanglers round out their 2006 research by examining the Al Michaels trade, Russian cosmonauts hitting golf balls in space, Dick Cheney's marksmanship skills, Pirate's of the Caribbean Dead Man's Chest, and Casino Royale. Also, they somehow managed to literally ruin the show they went back in time to celebrate!

Bonus - Psych Interview

This week the Tanglers take a break from their normal adventures in Pop Culture to share an interview performed by Professor Pop Ryan Aday, and edited by Producer Bob.  Ryan talks with the cast and creator of Psych at the premier of the first Psych Movie.  This interview should help you get ready for next weeks adventure, when the Tanglers will travel back to July 2006 for the premiere of Psych!

High Five - Movies, Part Two

This week, the Tangler's take a break from time travel to finish their discussion about their favorite movies. They discuss their 2nd, and 1st favorite movies of all time.  After the credits they discuss movies they love but just couldn't quite make the cut as well as some of their favorite underrated movies.

High Five - Movies, Part One

This week, the Tangler's take a break from time travel to discuss some of their favorite movies. They discuss their history and relationship with movies in general as well as their 5th, 4th, and 3rd favorite movies of all time.

Deep Dive - Birdemic

Joined by Guest Tangler's Producer Bob and Professor Pop Ryan Aday: This week the Tanglers head to Half Moon Bay in July, 2007.  The only possible place for a deep dive on Birdemic! They discuss their history and relationship with Birdemic as well as some of their favorite scenes and quotes from the film.  Everyone debates whether or not the film was intentionally terrible, and Professor Pop and Producer Bob ace the trivia round. Oh, and somehow they managed to not disrupt the space-time continuum at all.  A first for the Tanglers.