Couldn’t make it past five minutes of their awful takes on The Firemen’s Ball. It’s like listening to a seventh-grade class discussion.

Theses guys have great chemistry. Could listen to them talk about anything.

First of all, I had to jump through an awful lot of hoops just to leave a review since I was probably the last person in the United States who didn't have an I Tunes account. You better appreciate this. This show reviews a variety of Movies, Albums, Food, Children's Book, Song and TV Show that come from the 1001 Things To Do Before You Die books. While this can be quite entertaining, I do find it rather disappointing how many of the items are things you've never heard of or you can't find. I originally was playing catch up on past episodes but decided to skip around to the ones that have something on there that I am interested in. The best part of the show, in my opinion, is when the cast discusses things off of the list. The "plot" with them in space is funny. I really like Intern and miss him. Also, when the cast discusses pop culture things is really good. The review of Return of the Jedi was probably my favorite. Austin is a wealth of information on everything. I do wish we heard more from Adam, Pedro and Leigh. It feels like Sara sometimes overtakes the conversation to the detriment of the others. Overall, this is a great podcast. It's fun, educational and a wonderful way to spend an hour or so a week.

This is a great podcast to listen to at all times. You could be cooking in the kitchen or going for a walk, or even sky diving at 13,000 and you will be fully entertained while listening to The Immortals. The different perspectives and balance of character make this a must view. Recommend to all.

It took a few episodes for the Immortals to get into their groove. The episodes are long, but I feel it is worth it. The Immortals are a lot of fun and I enjoy listening to the different opinions on media I enjoy (whether they're good or bad), and hearing about media I might not be familiar with that I should seek out.

Perfect for those long drives or poops depending on your lifestyle.

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I really enjoy all the perspectives I get to see on the show. However, the audio mix really distracts me. Some of the people seem way louder than others, so I’m either deafened by them to hear everyone, or they’re at a good level, but I can barely hear others. When I hear everyone, its really engaging.

The most clever concept that actually works as a show.

I’m still not convoked Pedro is a real person. What a character! Love this podcast, if you haven’t listened to it yet, then what are you waiting for?

Do what you love and you’ll never work a day in your life! By the way, how is Ferris? I’ve been concerned.

May this podcast live forever.

There are many cultural commentary/review podcasts right now that another one may make a listener feel exactly that: "Another one?" But I don't think there are any like "The Immortals." It has a format that lends to infinite variety--every episode features reviews of the same-numbered entries from six of the "1001 Things You Must Do Before You Die" books--and the discussions are entertaining in their true insight and hilarity. The hosts clearly love each other enough to to dive into intense arguments without hurting feelings. They constantly come up with succinct, witty summaries of why art works or fails. They dare to do the things we won't, such as eat terrible Italian food and watch TV shows from around the world without subtitles. It feels like a history of pop culture done in a very theatrical style, and I cannot recommend the extreme pleasures of every episode enough. (My all time favorite Immortals moment thus far is a random scream of "WHAT?" during their commentary on "Cheers.")

Great podcast ~ love listening to it each week! It is great listening to a group of friends interact with one another and discuss a wide range subjects related to entertainment. Love it ~ listen to it each week!!

The Immortals podcast looks at cultural classics that that you've always meant to check out, but somehow never got around to actually doing. Very entertaining.