Thor's Hour Of Thunder

What happens next on Space Jam? Dr. Detroit reveals the entire plot To Thor.

We dramatized a brand new, and very silly version of a classic Basil Rathbone Sherlock Holmes radio play, which originally aired December 24th 1945. Hear the original 1945 version here.

A race of space vampires arrives in London and infects the populace, beginning an apocalyptic descent into chaos. We reference 935: Jaws (1975).

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Holy shit it's episode 600! Thank you to all our listeners for us getting this far, we love you all. This episode is pretty loosely structured, even by our standards, but overall we talk about the upcoming movies in 2018 that we are looking forward to.

Here are all the jokes, nonsense and flubbed lines cut from our Christmas Radio play.

Using the original shooting script, we reenact the classic Bill Murray movie Scrooged as a radio play. (it is fun to see how much of the script changed before the film completed, I like some of the stuff a lot better as scripted, some of it was changed to be much better in the final film, in either case we used the original script, I thought folks would enjoy hearing the differences. Yule Love It! Thank you so much to McFly for the innumerable hours of hard work he put into the audio editing and sound design and producing and generally making this sound amazing. Happy Holidays, however ya celebrate them. Thank you for another year of listening to our silly show.  Hugs and kisses,  Thor

Content Warning for sexual assault and adult situations.

Face your past. Choose your future.

You would think a movie about a corpse dancing to Caribbean music would be funnier.

Bernie Lomax would be the perfect host, except for one small thing. He's dead.

We continue our annual tradition of doing a radio play to celebrate the winter holidays. We hope you enjoy our silliness. This presentiation is almost entirely improvised commercials. Pumpkins and GPS scripts from icomedytv.com. That what the fuck Folger's ad is surprisingly close to the original ad. Pennslyvania lottery really does have an ad where an old man gives off scratch-off lottery tickets, and it does star a talking ground hog. Many many many thanks to McFly for editing this nonsense and creating and adding all the great sound effects and music.

Content Warnings for severe sex & nudity, as well as severe violence & gore.

This week Thor is working extra hard and long (giggity) on his new super secret film job (another giggity). McFly needed to clean out his voicemail box and didn't want to waste 13 minutes of perfectly awesome messages left by the pantheon. So here they are, in all their glory... un-aired messages from 2014! Also, since it's very un-Thor's like to release an episode under 15 minutes, McFly included a best of musical collection.

We give Method Man's song from the Batman Forever soundtrack the in-depth coverage it doesn't deserve. We also discuss all the stupid stuff that happens in the music video. If you're looking for a version with the curse words edited out, you can find this on McFly's music based podcast Tequila Sunrise.

Thor and Lawerence continue to discuss soundtracks that were better than the movies that spawned them. This episode starts out talking about the Coneheads soundtrack, and then mostly discusses the Batman Forever soundtrack. If you're looking for a version with the curse words edited out, you can find this on McFly's music based podcast Tequila Sunrise. Also discussed: Heidi Klum, U2, "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me", Method Man, Val Kilmer, and more Kenny Loggins.

Thor and Lawrence of the Labia discuss "Songs written for movies, that are better than the movies they come from" This episode is 100 percent about Kenny Loggins. Editor's Note: Thor got Kenny Loggins and Kenny Rogers confused at one point during this episode. It was bound to happen. If you're looking for a version with the curse words edited out, you can find this on McFly's music based podcast Tequila Sunrise. Also discussed: Giorgio Moroder, Caddy Shack, Top Gun, Footloose, and Daft Punk.