*This Episode Was Recorded In Front Of A Live Studio Audience* This week we shock no one and spend our time talking about movies that prominently feature Nazi Killing. Yknow, America's second favorite 1940's hobby, second only to rebuilding a nation broken by Capitalism! We brought on our good friend and videographer Eric "Good Eric" Jordan Elkin to help us out with some ideas. In this episode you'll hear some bad puns, the seeds being planted to have Jordan Peele replace Edgar Wright as our go to director, and a look into the sick and twisted minds of Thomas and Good Eric who have strikingly similar thought processes. Good Eric also gave us the big idea for next week: ALIEN INVASIONS.
Now Playing:
- Triumph of the Jill
- Back to the Fuhrer
- Adolf Hitter
- Hell or Heil Water
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Ideas used:
- Second Born @AdamLeezy A young girl of 13 discovers a pair of old glasses, while looking through these she can see the true nature of people. Whilst out for a walk she sees swastikas above her neighbor's family. Distraught. She confides in grandpa. Together the two covertly go from town to town Assassinating the Nazis who reside there.
- Second Born @AdamLeezy An old beggar is lost in the desert. A fellow comes along and offers aid to the beggar. Thinking his luck has finally begun to show. He accepts eagerly. As the fellow offers him his drinking skin. The beggar spots a tattoo on the man's arm. The swastika. The beggar Lashes out immediately. And takes down the Nazi scum. Not wanting to taint his body with the water of a Nazi. He dies soon after. Contented.
- Dillon @goozinski Man has super strength only when punching Nazis allowing him to kill them easily. Not invincible tho
- Murphy @Jesus_H_Pharaoh Some Nazi kid in 2017 builds a time amchin and goes back to meet Hitler since he's a neonazi and all. He becomes disabled while traveling through time and Hitler doesn't like the disabled so he sends the kid to the camp. It's like a combo of Back to the Future and the Striped Pajamas
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Things and people we talked about in this episode:
Writing, screenwriting, podcasting, podcast, Filmmakersofinstagram, filmmaking, cinematography, movies, Kristen Schaal, William Shatner, The Tick, Adam West, Peter Serafinowicz, Triumph of the Will, Nazis, Dead Kennedys, Nazi, Hitler, SS, Time Travel, Charlottesville, Jack Gleeson, Russell Brand, Patton Oswalt, Andrew Dice Clay, Tyler James Williams, Everybody Hates Chris, Chris Rock, Lil Rel Howery, Lil Rel, Stephen Lang, Brad Bird, Mike Judge, Patrick Stewart, David Lynch, Ian McKellen, Aaron Sorkin,