Movie roulette with comic fallout.
See You Next Wednesday turns movie discussion into a weekly game of chance, with a die roll deciding what lands on the table. The conversation moves from movies and news to punishment albums, callbacks, and quick comic detours.
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See You Next Wednesday is a film and pop-culture conversation organized around a simple comic device: a die roll decides what movies have to be watched. That premise keeps the show from settling into only bigger releases, only cult favorites, or only whatever is currently dominating the week. The assignments can be lopsided, funny, and a little punishing. Blade Runner 2049 turns up near Dracula 3000. Arrival is paired against The Arrival. Ingrid Goes West, Wind River, Pup Star: Better 2 Gether, Hack-O-Lantern, The Stray, Braven, and Godzilla: King of the Monsters all belong to the same ecosystem here. The format gives the show its useful tension. There is enough structure to know where an episode is headed, but enough room for side arguments, callbacks, and sudden detours into other films. Film Roulette is the center of gravity. Winner's-choice weeks and punishment albums add another layer of friendly grievance, making the selections feel like part of an ongoing game rather than a neutral review queue. The speakers are quick with bits and comfortable letting a joke run. They can also slow down when a movie deserves it, as in the excerpts discussing Wayne's World, Destroyer, Call Me by Your Name, or the difference between a performance that fits a film and one that overwhelms it. The show works best when taste becomes conversational. A movie can be praised, mocked, defended, doubted, and reclassified in the span of a few minutes. That elasticity is the point. See You Next Wednesday is not tidy criticism. It is casual, referential, blunt, and sometimes messy in the way long-running shows often are. For listeners who like movie talk with jokes in the margins and genuine opinions underneath, the roulette format keeps the week unpredictable without losing the thread.
Made for: For listeners who like film criticism that feels conversational, referential, and funny without losing its opinions. Best for fans of movie discussion, horror picks, and running podcast bits.
What sets it apart: The die-roll format forces unpredictable pairings, so bigger releases and strange assignments get argued over in the same breath. Punishment albums and winner's-choice weeks make the show feel like an ongoing game among recurring voices.
See You Next Wednesday is a film and pop culture podcast based out of Toronto, Ontario. It's hosted by Greg LeGros, Casey Lyons and Dan Gorman. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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A loose movie chat finds its bite in a shifting, conflicted verdict on Destroyer.
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A fond Wayne's World rewatch finds sturdy comic craft under the 1990s gloss.
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A weekly film podcast where hosts discuss movies chosen by a die roll, with this episode featuring humorous character introductions and sponsor messages.
In episode 305 of See You Next Wednesday, hosts Dan Gorman, Casey Lyons, and Greg LeGros discuss recent film viewings.
In episode 243 of See You Next Wednesday, hosts Dan Gorman, Casey Lyons, and Greg LeGros process the 2016 U.S.
Dan Gorman, Casey Lyons, and Greg LeGrow spend the opening stretch on the Toronto Raptors’ 2019 title run, Kawhi Leonard’s deadpan interviews, and the city-wide parade traffic.
See You Next Wednesday Episode 326 features Dan Gorman, Casey Lyons, and Greg LeGrow discussing Luke Perry’s death, Keith Flint’s death, Katherine Helman’s career, and the 2019 Oscars.
See You Next Wednesday episode 325 has Dan Gorman, Casey Lyons, and Greg LeGrow reviewing current film and television news alongside recent viewing.
See You Next Wednesday episode 324 features Dan Gorman, Casey Lyons, and Greg LeGros reviewing 2018-19 films and television, including Aquaman, Santa Jaws, Venom, Bumblebee, and Sharp Objects.
Casey Lyons and Craig LeGrow review films including Blindspotting, Creed II, Home Alone, Dumplin’, BuyBust, and Leave No Trace after briefly introducing Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and Mrs.
Dan Gorman, Casey Lyons and Greg LeGros open Episode 322 of See You Next Wednesday (released December 5th, 2018) by comparing their Christmas viewing, including Rudolph, the Grinch and the Muppet Christmas Carol.
Episode 321 of See You Next Wednesday, recorded November 14, 2018, opens with Dan Gorman, Casey Lyons and Greg LeGrow joking about Canadian snow, a Motown-heavy Christmas playlist and the Jim Carrey Grinch film, which one host calls "fucking terrible." The hosts then mark Stan Lee's death at 95, citing his 1968 Stan's Soapbox message that "bigotry is fucking bullshit" and his creation of characters including Spider-Man and the Hulk.
Dan Gorman, Casey Lyons, and Greg LeGrow open Episode 320 (October 24th, 2018) with remake news: SyFy is in talks for Critters and Killer Clowns from Outer Space, and a Night of the Comet update has a female producer-director attached.
Dan Gorman, Greg LeGros and guest Jamie Du open episode 319 by plugging their Tragically Hip album-by-album podcast "Fully and Completely," which they say is about halfway through the band's catalogue.
The hosts introduce the episode, discuss their return from Michigan, and preview segments including a winner's choice week and a punishment album.
Hosts introduce the episode, discuss their winner's choice week movies, and preview segments including film roulette and news.
The hosts introduce the episode, discuss recent viewings including Blade Runner and Dracula 3000, and preview upcoming film roulette topics.