Duncan and Bo Come Correct

Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld – “Reunion”

We meander into a conversation about what the hell David Cronenberg has been up to before we dive into the highly-anticipated “What We’ve Been Watching” segment, where Duncan has been obsessed with a fixer from South Boston and Bo has been beset by killer cockroaches and superhero slugfests.  Of course, Duncan plays devil’s advocate to Bo’s comic enthusiasm in a conversation about how meaningful these movies are in the wake of Avengers: Infinity War and get feisty about the Jurassic World franchise.  Then, it’s off to the races with a slam-bang episode of Westworld.  “Reunion” delves deep into the park’s past, and we approach it with the same reverence and solemnity you’ve come to expect from Duncan and Bo!  There’s Bjork songs, technician torture, William erections and much more… #WokeTeddy
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Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld: Season Two – Journey Into Night

Your old saddle-pals Duncan and Bo return to Westworld to unpack more of the Western-inspired technofuture.  Also, we discuss the potential of the new season, Brimley as shogun and some early expectations before diving into recent viewings of  A Quiet Place, Truth or Dare, finding the villain in Geostorm, Pyewacket‘s ending, and Bo can’t get over The Terror.  Then, we saddle up for our return to the intricate timelines of this new season of Westworld.  We dispel some old rumors and find a bunch of new ones, including the  potential for all-out robot war, Bernard’s brain juices, William’s new game and much more!
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Duncan and Bo Get Blood Simple.

With only a short time before taking the train to Westworld, your old pals take a pit stop in Texas, where the oil derricks churn and free-range M. Emmet Walshs are found.  Did the script actually call for him to be a human piece of crap?  Is this the most terrifying death scene in film history?  And what’s with M. Emmet Walsh and Russia?  These questions and more are answered when we sit down for our VERY FIRST COMMENTARY!  We had a blast doing it, so let us know if you want to hear more! This is an audio-only commentary.
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Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files – Season 11: “My Struggle IV”

Buckle in for one last turn through the world of The X-Files.  This is it!  We made it!  An awful season ends in awful fashion and we are here to pick apart how frustratingly unnatural this episode feels.  Before, we correct a few common misconceptions about the show, do a new ad from our listeners, talk about Netflix movies as real movies, Soderbergh’s new horror film, Santa Clarita Diet, The Terror, Manhunt: Unabomber, and then we catch up with the perfect way to end our look at The X-Files.  “My Struggle IV” is a conflicted mess of an episode.  We dive into the bad time-hopping of this episode, how terrible a kid William is, chicken college, Jim Garrison investigates The X-Files and uncovers a sinister conspiracy of his own, Brimley’s female problems and puzzle over how anyone could have let this happen to a beloved franchise. Also, a fitting conclusion to our journey. See everyone next month when Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld!!!  
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Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files – Season 11: “Nothing Lasts Forever”

We begin, as we always do, with a story of Mark’s dad and a new sponsor before launching into some recent watches, including Wild Wild Country, Fear of a Black Hat, how good New Jack City is, the disappointment of Dunkirk and more!  Then it’s all business as we get a visit from Canadian Bo to introduce this penultimate episode of The X-Files, “Nothing Lasts Forever.”  There’s dubious medical practices, shite Black Widow aka not-Neve Campbell, Society vampires, looking smarter with glasses, debating Hammer Dracula sequels, The A-Team saves a church, Matrix elephants, the red, white and blue Power Ranger and the continued sloppiness of this season of a once-beloved series.  Enough screwing around, let’s get to some glasses!
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Duncan and Bo Go to the X-Files – Season 11: Familiar

A new episode of Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files has arrived to chase away those workaday blues!  We trade rage stories, discuss Tyler McIntyre’s Patchwork and Tragedy Girls, our pitch for a new crime series, Lifeforce and cocaine, and then we launch headlong into this latest episode of The X-Files.  We examine the multiple pop culture thefts of this episode, Brimley as bear, the ridiculous reason Scully and Mulder are in this episode, witch tests with Mulder, another Monk reference, Eli Roth’s Ghost Fart, sasquatch hunting, the myriad of storylines in this episode and how far we have fallen from o.g. X-Files.
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Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files: “Rm9sbG93ZXJz”

Welcome back to a brand-new episode of Duncan and Bo Come Correct nee Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files.  Boy, this season has been something, perhaps best encapsulated by this Black Mirror-like episode in which technology runs amok.  Before we get into that mess, Duncan stages a horror movie intervention for Bo, we get into some of Duncan’s favorites from FrightFest and chat about the latest Netflix horror finds, Veronica and Les Affames (Ravenous) and the requisite Trek chat where Duncan and Bo fellate Deep Space Nine.  Then we launch into one of the more frustratingly dumb episodes of this season in which a Brimley-ed Mulder is flummoxed by technology and we spend a lot of time getting to a truly ghastly punchline.  Your heroes, dear listeners, are being driven slowly insane y this show, but isn’t it fun to hear unfold in the comfort of your home?
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Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files: Season 11 – “Kitten”

Has The X-Files finally beaten our heroes?  With the addition of Haley Joel Osment in a head-scratching dual role, we head into government conspiracy territory.  Wilford Brimley takes on a new role of his own as Skinner takes center stage, and we are once again left pondering how such inept FBI agents could be allowed to continue.  Also, can the fat joke be elevated to art?  Probably not, but we try.
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Duncan and Bo Come Correct – Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files: Season 11: “Ghouli”

Minds will be changed and Mulders will be puzzled over in this new episode of Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files.  We chat about some movies, including The Vault, The End of the F**cking World, an update on Bo’s Star Trek: The Next Generation journey, The Cloverfield Paradox and Mom and Dad before launching into an episode that Duncan likes and Bo finds to be yet another frustrating bit of mythology building from this new season.  Whose mind will be changed and what will be left of them?  Also, Sam Neill’s comic turn in Event Horizon, the joys of Blood Simple, Duncan’s Janet Jackson nipple obsession, Brimley’s Best cereal, Sharknado Park and much more!
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Duncan and Daeron and Bo Come Correct: Duncan and Daeron and Bo Go to the X-Files – Season 11: The Lost Art of Forehead Sweat

The gang has returned to tackle one of the finer examples of The X-Files since its return.  When Mulder and Scully are joined by a mysterious third member of their team, it’s up to our tireless trio to get to the bottom of it!  We dive into what we’ve been watching before pitching a new round DaerDunBoCo Products, examine the insidious effects of Dr. Thaddeus Q. They and get weird with alien border walls.  It’s all the silliness and insight you’ve come to expect with Duncan and Daeron and Bo Come Correct!
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