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Getting Rec'd

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Join two nerds as we share and discover one another's favorite books, movies, games, comics and more, from old classics to the new hotness. It'll be familiar to one of us, new to the other, and (if we're doing it right) entertaining for you! | Come talk to us on social media! Twitter: https://twitter.com/gettingrecd Tumblr: https://gettingrecd.tumblr.com Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/gettingrecd Email: [email protected]
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So Many Sequels: A Movie Podcast

Josh Gammon, Garrett Powders, David Prock

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Ever wish you had a book club, but for movies? Look no further! Josh Gammon, Garrett Powders, and David Prock invite you to "So Many Sequels" – your book club for movies. We chat about everything from blockbuster hits and indie darlings to film franchises and award shows. Whether you're searching for a fresh movie recommendation or diving deep into cinema history, grab a snack and join our conversation. Subscribe and be part of our cinematic journey!
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Welcome back to Summer Camp Month on So Many Sequels! This week, we’re diving into Disney’s Heavyweights (1995), a surprisingly heartfelt and chaotic comedy about kids at a “fat camp,” fitness cults, and one of Ben Stiller’s wildest performances. The crew explores the film’s mix of slapstick, sincerity, and social awkwardness, questioning whether i…
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Tanya Flanagan hosts "The Scoop" and welcomes Asha Jones, Vice President of Corporate Affairs for Brightline West, to discuss the high-speed rail project connecting Southern Nevada and Southern California. Brightline's trains will hold 450 passengers and run every hour on the hour, with 3700 parking spaces at the Rancho station. The project aims to…
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Welcome to Camp Firewood, where the rules are made up and the plot doesn’t matter! This week on So Many Sequels, we’re kicking off our Summer Camp series with the cult comedy Wet Hot American Summer—a movie where Paul Rudd tosses kids out of vans, Molly Shannon gets therapy from children, and a talking can of vegetables offers life advice. Yeah… it…
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Tanya Flanagan hosts "The Scoop" with guest Gina Alexander, discussing her upcoming event "Style Your Soul" on June 21. Gina, a Las Vegas native with extensive experience in human services, aims to help trauma and domestic violence survivors through fashion and emotional well-being. The event, held on her mother's birthday, combines a fashion show …
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School’s out, the heat is on, and Summer Camp June is officially underway at So Many Sequels! Josh, Garrett, and David kick things off by previewing next week’s review of Wet Hot American Summer and swapping first‑impressions of A24’s unsettling Bring Her Back, Netflix’s campy Fear Street: Prom Queen, Apple’s adventure flick Fountain of Youth, and …
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Assembly Member Max Carter discussed his background, including his upbringing on the east side of Las Vegas, his career as a union electrician, and his personal struggles with mental health and grief following the death of his wife. He highlighted his legislative efforts, such as raising the cap on Health Reimbursement Accounts for state workers, a…
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For the final chapter of Disaster Month, we're beaming up to one of the weirdest alien invasion movies ever: Mars Attacks! (1996). This star-studded satire directed by Tim Burton packs in lasers, skeletons, and Slim Whitman—all with a wink to 1950s B-movies. But… does it actually hold together, or is it just chaos in a red-and-green package? We bre…
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This week on So Many Sequels, we review Tim Robinson’s new movie Friendship, talk about the 28 Days Later theatrical re-release ahead of 28 Years Later, and explain what the deal is with Skibidi Toilet — and why Michael Bay is turning it into a movie. We also discuss Memorial Day weekend box office numbers, the Caught Stealing trailer with Austin B…
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An asteroid is heading for Earth—and only oil drillers can save us?! We’re diving deep into Armageddon (1998), Michael Bay’s wild ride of explosions, dad-daughter drama, and scientifically questionable space missions.In this episode, the So Many Sequels crew breaks down:🚀 Bruce Willis vs. Ben Affleck – Who survives and who just survives the cringe🎬…
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This week on So Many Sequels, we react to the shocking (but not really) news that Max is being rebranded back to HBO Max. We discuss why it happened, what it means for the platform, and how Warner Bros. is spinning it.We also share first impressions of James Gunn’s Superman trailer, a spoiler-free review of Final Destination: Bloodlines, and some l…
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Disaster Month continues with The Day After Tomorrow, where climate change hits fast, Jake Gyllenhaal hides in a library, and Dennis Quaid walks to New York in a blizzard. It's Roland Emmerich doing what he does best: wrecking the world with special effects and barely explaining the science. In this episode, we break down the movie’s wild logic, th…
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Welcome to Mayhem Month on So Many Sequels, your book club for movies! Josh, Garrett, & David dive into disaster movies, recapping Dante's Peak and looking ahead to The Day After Tomorrow. Hear what they've been watching, from Ocean's 11 and Lance Bass in On the Line to Sinners and Mamma Mia! Plus, the latest trailer talk for The Conjuring: Last Ri…
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Disaster Month on So Many Sequels kicks off with Dante’s Peak, the mid-’90s disaster flick that tried to combine scientific realism with big-budget spectacle. Pierce Brosnan plays a volcanologist with bad luck in love and worse timing with eruptions and Linda Hamilton swaps cyborgs for civic duty.We talk practical effects, scientific realism vs. bi…
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It’s May-hem on So Many Sequels! In this updates episode, we kick off our month of disaster movies and preview what’s to come (hello, Dante’s Peak). Garrett, David, and Josh catch up on what they’ve been watching—including David’s surprisingly positive review of Marvel’s Thunderbolts, Garrett’s deep dive into ‘80s spy flicks like Jumpin’ Jack Flash…
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Tanya Flanagan interviews Jason Frierson, a former Speaker of the Nevada State Assembly and current principal at Cornerstone Government Affairs. Frierson discusses his journey from student government to becoming the first African American Speaker of the Nevada State Assembly and later the US Attorney for the District of Nevada. He highlights his pr…
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Miss Honey stans, grab your chocolate cake—our Book Club Month wraps with Danny DeVito’s charmingly chaotic Matilda film review. In Season 8, Episode 20 of the So Many Sequels podcast, Josh and David dig into Roald Dahl’s pint‑sized heroine, telekinetic justice, and the 90s VHS afterlife that turned a box‑office underdog into a cult classic. We deb…
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This week on So Many Sequels, Josh and David are holding down the fort while Garrett’s out, and there’s no shortage of movie news to cover! We kick things off with spoiler-free reactions to Sinners, the surprise horror hit from Ryan Coogler that’s got everyone—including strangers at PetSmart—talking. Then we dive into Coogler’s next big project: a …
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Tanya Flanagan hosts "The Scoop" and discusses the legislative session in Nevada, highlighting the work of Tessyn Opferman, Director of Government Affairs and Opinion Public Affairs. Opferman represents various clients, including the Washoe County School District, the Nevada Women's Lobby, and the National Association of Social Workers. She discuss…
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Saddle up—it’s Book Club Month on So Many Sequels, and this week, we’re diving into Elmore Leonard’s gritty Western adaptation, 3:10 to Yuma (2007). Featuring powerhouse performances from Christian Bale and Russell Crowe, this film offers more than gunfights—it’s a tense exploration of honor, fatherhood, and redemption.We explore the film’s themes …
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This week on So Many Sequels, Josh and Garrett hold it down while David’s off on a very important mission: hand-counting box office tickets. We’re catching up on what we’ve been watching and what’s making headlines. We break down the emotional finale of The Pitt, celebrate the dramatic genius of Bob Hoskins in The Long Good Friday, and reflect on N…
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Tanya Flanagan hosts "The Scoop" with Assembly Member Selena La Rue Hatch, who represents District 25 in West Reno. Hatch discusses her background, including her teaching experience and the challenges faced by her students, such as large class sizes and poverty. She emphasizes the importance of education and her efforts to improve it, including sec…
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In this week’s So Many Sequels news update, we’re paying tribute to the one and only Val Kilmer—revisiting his legacy in Batman Forever, Tombstone, and The Prince of Egypt. From action icons to voice work, we look back on his unforgettable impact on screen.Then things take a turn as we discuss The Rookie ripping plot lines right out of Speed and Th…
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Step into the eerie world of The Black Phone as we break down Scott Derrickson’s chilling horror film. In this episode, we discuss Ethan Hawke’s terrifying performance as The Grabber, the film’s gripping supernatural elements, and how it stands out in modern horror.Is The Black Phone a new horror classic or just another spooky flick? We dive into i…
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We’re getting real in this one. In this week’s So Many Sequels update, we talk through our reactions to Netflix’s chilling series Adolescence, which leads us into a serious convo about male loneliness, toxic masculinity, and the internet’s role in shaping young minds. We also:-Review Death of a Unicorn starring Paul Rudd & Jenna Ortega -Watch the F…
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We’re wrapping up Oscars Month with the 1995 family classic Babe — yes, the one with the talking pig. That’s right, the charming little pig who dreamed of being a sheepdog stunned Hollywood by earning 7 Academy Award nominations. But does the movie still hold up almost 30 years later?We'll talk Babe's storytelling, its impressive (and still charmin…
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This week on So Many Sequels, the crew breaks down exciting sequel news and Hollywood's latest big announcements! First, they dive into the hilarious new trailer for Happy Gilmore 2, sharing their genuine reactions and speculations for Adam Sandler's return to the iconic comedy role. Plus, they celebrate Conan O'Brien’s triumphant return as host of…
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Nearly 50 years later, Network still feels like it was made for today's media landscape. In this episode of So Many Sequels, we break down the chilling relevance of the 1976 Oscar-winning satire, from Howard Beale's mad prophet act to the rise of infotainment and emotion-driven news.We explore Howard Beale's unforgettable descent, Faye Dunaway's ic…
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Tanya Flanagan hosts "The Scoop" on KUNV 91.5 Jazz and More, discussing life, joy, and trending topics. She welcomes Liz Luna, a dynamic political figure in the Nevada State Legislature, to discuss her journey and impact. Liz, a first-generation college graduate and daughter of Mexican immigrants, shares her passion for politics, starting from her …
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This week on So Many Sequels, we’re diving deep into recent releases and buzz-worthy streaming picks. First up, we explore Hugh Grant’s chilling turn in the new thriller Heretic, a film that’s redefining how audiences see the former romcom king. Plus, we chat about Netflix’s gritty limited series, American Primeval, and discuss how it portrays a br…
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This week on So Many Sequels, we dive deep into Goodfellas (1990), Martin Scorsese’s iconic mafia masterpiece! As part of our Oscars Month lineup, we break down what makes this film one of the most celebrated gangster movies of all time. From Joe Pesci’s electrifying performance to Ray Liotta’s unforgettable narration, we discuss the film’s legacy,…
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We're back after our Oscars break, and we've got a packed episode for you! This week, we dive into the buzz around The Pitt—the medical drama that's got everyone talking. Plus, David gives us his take on Daredevil: Born Again—does it live up to the Netflix original? And we tackle a major movie theater controversy: Are ads before movies getting out …
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Tanya Flanagan interviews Assemblywoman Erica Mosca from Assembly District 14, representing East Las Vegas. Mosca shares her background, including her Filipino heritage, education at Boston University, and her nonprofit work. She discusses her Assembly Bill 263, aimed at addressing homelessness by improving collaboration between state and local gov…
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Lights, camera, Conan! In this episode, Josh, Garrett, and David dive into Hollywood's biggest night—the 2025 Oscars. From Conan O'Brien's hilarious hosting highlights (and those quirky sandworm piano antics) to major upsets like Mikey Madison's unexpected Best Actress win and "Anora" dominating the night, we've got all your Oscars excitement cover…
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Tanya Flanagan hosts a conversation with Assembly Member Reuben D'Silva, discussing his background, legislative priorities, and experiences in the Nevada Legislature. D'Silva, an immigrant from Mumbai, India, and a Marine Corps veteran, emphasizes education and veterans' issues. He highlights his education bills, including a study on reparations an…
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Our journey through Paddington Month comes to a close with Paddington in Peru! This time, our favorite marmalade-loving bear sets off on a heartwarming adventure to visit Aunt Lucy at the Home for Retired Bears, with the Brown family in tow. But what starts as a simple trip quickly turns into a thrilling mystery through the Amazon rainforest.We get…
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Big changes are coming to some of Hollywood’s biggest franchises! This week on So Many Sequels, we break down James Bond’s shocking creative shake-up, what it means for the franchise, and whether Amazon will ruin 007.Plus, we dive into the Oscar race as the Academy Awards approach, looking at surprising frontrunners and snubs. And—of course—we tack…
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Is Paddington 2 the best sequel ever? This week, we continue our deep dive into the Paddington franchise as we review the beloved, critically acclaimed follow-up to the 2014 hit. With near-universal praise and a Rotten Tomatoes record to its name, Paddington 2 has become a modern classic— but does it live up to the hype? Join us as we break down it…
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Tanya Flanagan hosts a segment on the 83rd legislative session in Nevada, featuring Alexiz Jenkins, a young legislative attache. Alexiz, a Howard University graduate, discusses her journey from intern to press secretary and now attache, highlighting the importance of understanding the legislative process. She emphasizes the role of an attache in su…
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It’s our first news update of the year, and we’ve got plenty to talk about! This week, we break down the biggest headlines in movies, including the official announcement of Goonies 2. Do we actually want it? Can it live up to the original? We have thoughts. Plus, Captain America: Brave New World has landed—how did it do at the box office, and what …
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Tanya Flanagan hosts a discussion with Daniele Monroe-Moreno , Chair of the Nevada State Democratic Party and Speaker Pro Tem, during Black History Month. Moreno shares her journey into politics, inspired by her foster care upbringing and her parents' advocacy. She emphasizes the importance of prayer and family support in her decision-making. The c…
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We’re kicking off Paddington Month in the best way possible—by revisiting the movie that stole our hearts (and our marmalade) 🧡. Join the So Many Sequels crew as we dive into Paddington (2014), the irresistibly charming tale of a polite little bear’s journey to find a new home in London. We break down what makes this film a modern classic, gush ove…
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It’s a brand-new year, andSo Many Sequels is back! In this kickoff episode for 2025, we’re diving into the movies we’re most excited to see this year. We discuss what makes these films stand out, speculate on potential surprises, and even throw in a few unexpected picks. Plus, we reflect on the evolving state of cinema and what this year could mean…
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Assemblyman Steve Yeager discussed his journey from a public defender to a legislator, highlighting his first election loss in 2014 and subsequent victories. He emphasized the importance of data-driven decision-making in criminal justice, addressing housing issues, healthcare affordability, and improving public education funding. Yeager stressed th…
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Tanya Flanagan hosts Kengel and Osiris Lynch, authors of "Hustle of America: When the American Dream Turns to Nightmares." The book, which took about a year and a half to two years to write, explores the history and issues of homeowners associations (HOAs), particularly focusing on their discriminatory practices against African Americans. The Lynch…
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Tanya Flanagan hosts a discussion with Mishon D. Montgomery on emotional intelligence and its relevance to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Montgomery emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and relationship management in fostering emotional intelligence. She highlights the significance of mindfulness,…
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Tanya Flanagan and Kamilah Bywaters discuss the rapid pace of life and the importance of staying engaged in community issues. Kamilah shares her experience of running for a school board position, highlighting the extensive effort required and the emotional processing post-election. Despite not winning, she reached over 51,000 people and emphasizes …
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In this special year-end episode of So Many Sequels, we reflect on the best and worst movies of 2024, including Robert Eggers' Nosferatu, the record-breaking Wicked, and the thought-provoking Civil War. We dive into our podcast highlights, share what we’re excited about for 2025, and discuss plans to grow So Many Sequels. Whether you’re a die-hard …
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It’s time to wrap up 2024! In this episode, we’re looking back at our favorite (and least favorite) movies of the year, sharing highlights from the podcast, and revealing the winner of our Letterboxd game. We also talk about our favorite themes from the year and what’s coming up for 2025. If you love movies and fun conversations, this one’s for you…
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Tanya Flanagan hosts a discussion on the upcoming Martin Luther King Jr. holiday and related events in Las Vegas. Kamilah Bywaters and Rodney Smith highlight the importance of the candlelight vigil on January 19 at the MLK statue, emphasizing education and community unity. Rodney shares the vigil's history, initiated by Sam Smith, and the significa…
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Tanya Flanagan hosts a year-end reflection with Dr. Elizabeth Glover, highlighting her journey from Chicago to Las Vegas, her sociological background, and her advocacy work. Dr. Glover emphasizes the importance of sustainable change, particularly in education, addressing equity, and the school-to-prison pipeline. She stresses the need for cultural …
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