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This week we dive into The Regular Show’s Christmas Special which neither of us had seen prior to watching this; in fact it was Matt’s first episode of Regular show!

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There’s a proposal happening in Newport Beach while many other relationships are starting to crumble! Let’s dive into the drama!

This week the Matts talk about Elvis, The Police and obsessive fandoms with Al’s tribute to artwork of the King … Velvet Elvis.

No more teachers, no more books… except the Necronicom Ex-Mortis! School’s out for summer, and that means one thing for Scott: it’s time to enjoy the godfather of all “fighting inanimate objects” movies, EVIL DEAD 2 (1987). Instead of trivia and plot dissection, this week is pure nostalgia tangents, so let’s head out to the cabin in the woods and pop some champagne with your boyfriends in Horror Movie Night!

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For some people, Thomas Dolby might be considered only a blip on the 80s music radar — the wild-haired, bespectacled Englishman with the song where someone yells “SCIENCE!” The more knowledgable music connoisseurs, however, know very well how much influence this new wave icon had and continues to have on legions of electronic music artists. This week, we’re joined by Huffamoose drummer Erik Johnson to discuss the long-term impact Dolby has had on music, the unforgettable music video for “She Blinded Me With Science”, and we even dive into Erik’s personal recollections from when Huffamoose played the main stage at Woodstock ’94.

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This week to kick off the summer we are back with another Top 5 episode; this time counting down our top 5 favorite Beach Boys songs.

This week in honor of Season 3 of I Think You Should Leave we dive into last season’s classic Santa Action Star vehicle Detective Crashmore!

This week Nana shows up at the Cohen household and Summer is here to impress. Meanwhile Ryan ends up back home in Chino dealing with Marissa.

This week we talk about our feelings on Billy Idol, bad divorces and playing Many Many in an audition!

High school can be a radioactive wasteland, especially when your water pipes connect directly to the nuclear power plant down the road… That’s just life in Tromaville, displayed proudly in this week’s movie – CLASS OF NUKE ‘EM HIGH (1986)! If you didn’t get enough gooey fist fights in The Toxic Avenger, then boy do we have a film for you. Also, there’s 3/4 of a super sick-looking reptile monster in the last 20 minutes. And biker punks. It’s Troma, let’s goooooo!

Marcy Playground’s “Sex & Candy” was a bonafide hit in 1997, spending an impressive 15 weeks at #1 on the Billboard Modern Rock Songs chart. Unfortunately, they were unable to come anywhere near the success of the song again. If you ask guitarist and vocalist John Wozniak, however, it was never his intention to write hit songs in the first place. This week, we play a game of dodgeball out on the Marcy Playground, as one of us is a fan and the other is not. Who thinks the band is disco super-fly, and who is casting devious stares in their direction? Stay tuned to find out.

This week in honor of the new Little Mermaid movie coming out, Producer Matt breaks down the history of the character from the original Hans Christian Anderson novel all the way up to the 1989 Disney cartoon we know today.

This week in honor of the 25 year anniversary of the Seinfeld finale we discuss the non-festivius episode of Seinfeld The Race. Admittedly it’s barely a Christmas episode but Kramer DOES work as a mall Santa so it counts!

This week the gang goes to Los Angeles for a Hollywood Party and chaos follows.

This week we are honored to be joined by musician, writer, former Mad Magazine editor and all round cool person Allie Goertz who joins us to discuss one of Al’s most unique songs. If you’re not paying attention to the verses of the song you could very easily think you’re listening to a jangle pop love song; but a quick look at the lyrics reveal a much more sinister song.

Sometimes we daydream about the people that watched Rosemary’s Baby and thought, “the world could use another NYC brownstone filled with evil geriatrics” and then got the funding to hire an ensemble cast (before or after their Hollywood careers) to make 1977’s THE SENTINEL. It’s not a great movie, but if it was, we’d have nothing to talk about, so Kyle understood the assignment this week. Pull up a chair and dust off your nun habit, it’s another week of Horror Movie Night!

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Calling the Queen of Bubblegum Pop a one hit wonder just feels wrong. To Carly Rae’s cult following, it feels like she has released hit after hit over the years. A quick internet search of her Billboard chart success, however, reveals the shocking truth… “Call Me Maybe” is really her only mainstream hit. Regardless, here at One Hit Thunder, we know that an incredible and prolific career rarely has anything to do with charts, and Carly Rae Jepsen is no exception to that rule. This week, we’re joined by author Erik Brown to completely fanboy out over one of pop’s most likable artists.

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With the final season of Marvelous Mrs. Maisel about to wrap up this week on the podcast Producer Matt runs down a few of the early female comics that inspired the creation of the hit Amazon Prime series!

This week we switch it up and decide to comb through our favorite Christmas songs to work on building a perfect mixtape for any Christmas Party!

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This week Ana is back … but not for long. Matt is not sure how to feel about his number 1 girl saying goodbye to Seth Cohen; meanwhile Luke has his own girl on the side and Ryan’s relationship with Theresa heats up! We are joined by High School Slumber Party host Brian Rodriguez about the crazy world of Newport Beach.

We are joined once again by Kelly Phillips who tells us about the song that lead to a life-long injury … Lasagna! We also discuss why this song weirdly works but how much more bizarre the song originally was going to be!

Are we talking about a killer sandwich this week? No, that would be ridiculous! Instead, we’re talking about a killer sheet of music – way more believable. The absurd Italian offering PAGANINI HORROR (1989) kicks off with a murderous child and the most brazen Bon Jovi ripoff you’ve ever heard, so you know we had to visit this one. We’re killing it classically this week on a brand new episode of Horror Movie Night!

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Would YOU walk ten miles on your hands and knees? Would YOU wrestle with a lion and a grizzly bear? No? Well, maybe you’re just not TUFF ENUFF for those types of activities. This week, we dive into the 1986 hit from The Fabulous Thunderbirds, a long-running blues band that scored a surprise hit, thanks in part to it being featured in a Michael Keaton film. The song has since been woven into the soundtracks of our lives, often being used in commercials, movies, TV shows, and blooper reels. And now, thanks to it being selected by our Patreon members, we’re going to TWIST IT OFF and learn some POWERFUL STUFF about the Thunderbirds.

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The new season of The Great is out now so Gelsey is here to teach you about the show’s main protagonist Catherine the Great!

This week we watch an action movie that’s barely about Christmas so … what you’ve come to expect from the Spring/Summer picks from Matt.

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The drama with Teresa increases when her fiancé Eddie shows up to Newport Beach

This week on the podcast we discuss Al’s take on Tiffany’s cover of “I Think We’re Alone Now” and one of us has a very very hot take.

Another week, another movie from 1993 – now with more dinosaur! We’re shoveling our mouths full of CARNOSAUR, and you may be saying to yourself, “Didn’t these jokers already do this movie?” No, but close… We did Carnosaur 2, also picked by Matt (anyone surprised?). The big difference between them is that this one is a ripoff of Alien and the sequel was a ripoff of Aliens. It’s an easy mistake!

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At midnight on August 1st of 1981, MTV hit the airwaves. After an astronaut planted an MTV flag on the moon, viewers were immediately greeted by the opening notes of The Buggles’ prophetic anthem “Video Killed the Radio Star”. Today, we are joined by music critic and On A Related Note co-host Chris Dalla Riva to discuss this historic song, and if the pictures that came actually DID break his heart.

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This week Gelsey is back with another History of a beverage tutorial. This time she is teaching us the coked up history of Coca-Cola!