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12 - Phat Beach & Nemesis

For this week’s double feature, we’re starting in 1996 with the seminal (and possibly only?) hip hop beach film. It’s Phat Beach! Topics include: the insane volume of fat jokes, the lack of Coolio screen time, and the upcoming remake (starring Darryl!) coming out next year. Then we jump right into the dystopian sci action B movie insanity of 1992s Nemesis. Topics include: the surprisingly rad action scenes, the lead character’s constantly evolving hairstyle, and the lack of Cary Hiroyuki Tagawa screen time. And in between, we of course dive back into season 3 of THE LESBIAN HOMIE. It’s a pretty nothing episode of a show that I’ve begun to find pretty hard to watch. But we’re committed now, and we don’t give up! Keep taking the journey with us. Only two and a half more seasons to go! Thank you for listening to our show! If you like it, please follow us on Instagram @downthetubi or subscribe on your favorite app. Email all feedback (good or bad) to Downthetubi@gmail.com DTT is proud to be sponsored by Love More Coffee Company! Go to lovemorecoffeecompany.com for delicious coffee and enter DTT10 at checkout for 10% off.

11.5 - May movie discussion & They Live

For our off-week mini episode, we're going over some of the movies hitting theaters in May. Then we do a quick review of John Carpenter's stone cold classic "They Live", a first time watch for Darryl. Thanks for checking out our little show. follow us on insta @downthetubi to stay up to date on when our shows drop. E-mail us to tell us we suck: downthetubi@gmail.com. And of course, go to lovemorecoffeecompany.com and get 10% off with code DTT10.

11 - The Net & The Thirteenth Floor

To kick off our Tubi double feature this week, we‘re chatting about 1995's cyber thriller "The Net". Topics discussed include: Was Sandra Bullock really the right choice to play a socially awkward shut in? Was Dennis Miller really acting in this or just being himself? And how bad are all the criminals in this movie at their jobs? Next, we're in the late 90s (and the 30s) for the mostly forgotten but totally watchable sci fi flick "The Thirteenth Floor". Topics discussed include: would this movie have caught on more if it didn't come out a few months after "The Matrix”?, Armin Mueller-Stahl being not even a little American, and most importantly what Craig Bierko is doing right this second. And in between, we take our usual detour into season 3 of THE LESBIAN HOMIE. Will Tay ever admit he's dating E's sister? Will Nadia ever admit she's dating Reese's brother? Is anyone on this show ever just honest and forthcoming? And where did Bruce put the gumbo pot?! Thank you so much for checking out our little show, it means a lot to us. Feel free to send all questions or comments to downthetubi@gmail.com. And if you have a second, rate review and subscribe to us on your favorite platform and follow us on Instagram @downthetubi DTT is proudly sponsored by Love More Coffee Company. go to lovemorecoffeecompany.com and use code DTT10 for 10% off

10.5 - CinemaCon discussion & The Informers

We've got something new for you! We know our release schedule has been erratic lately and we're sorry for that. We'll do better. But we've got something to hold you over until number 11. We're going to start doing some looser more freeform mini episodes and this is the first. We start by speed rounding our thoughts on a bunch of the news from CinemaCon. Then we do a quick review of the 2008 Bret Easton Ellis adaptation "The Informers". Thanks for listening and we'll be back with a full episode soon. Follow us on insta @downthetubi. Oh! One more thing! We have a sponsor. Check out lovemorecoffeecompany.com and get yourself some coffee or hot chocolate. It's delicious and you're supporting a small business based in good old South Jersey. Enter DTT10 at checkout for 10% off your first order.

10 - The Rules of Attraction & Masters of The Universe

Hey, we're back after a brief unplanned hiatus with another Tubi double feature for your ears. First, we pay tribute to the late and maybe kind of weird James Van Der Beek by going deep on his turn as Patrick Bateman's brother in "The Rules of Attraction" (based on the book by the 100% definitely kind of weird Bret Easton Ellis). Then, we switch gears and prepare for one of this summer's big IP relaunches by taking a look at the 1987 Cannon Pictures opus "Masters of The Universe". Why does He-Man barely use his sword in this? Could Dolph Lundgren speak any English at all at this point? And how much fun was Frank Langella clearly having? We attempt to answer all these questions and more. And of course as a palette cleanser we dive into the season 3 premiere of the Tubi original THE LESBIAN HOMIE. Come find out what E and Bruce and all of our other friends have been up to (well, not all of them, because for some reason characters on this show just disappear for extended periods of time) Thank you so much for listening. Be sure to follow us on Instagram @downthetubi