Thursday, December 29, 2011

Night Cheese Episode 23 - We Wish You a Merry Night Cheese

It's our first LIVE episode! In the last of our Christmas-themed episodes, Stephen and Tim disagree with Jon Acuff, Tim coughs from time to time but finds it more difficult to edit out, and both discuss a couple Christmas film favorites, ranging from a British rom-com to a classic book adaptation featuring Muppets.



Thursday, December 15, 2011

Night Cheese Episode 22 - Silent Night Cheese

In this second of a December full of Christmas-themed Night Cheese episodes, Stephen and Tim discuss the economics of goose grease, plunge into the deeper meanings of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer,  and recommend a sweet and goofy Christmas classic starring Will Ferrell.



Friday, December 9, 2011

Night Cheese Episode 21 - O Holy Night Cheese

It's the first of a few special Christmas-themed episodes! In this podcast, Stephen and Tim probably get excommunicated, briefly reveal a couple films they've never seen (but should have by now), mention Community again, quote a nun, and recommend a French Christmas war film and a wacky claymation television program from the '80s.


Thursday, December 1, 2011

Friday, November 18, 2011

Night Cheese Episode 18 - Lawsuits in the Mushroom Kingdom

In this episode of Night Cheese, Stephen and Tim discuss Office feedback, and sad but hopeful Community news. They recommend a film that was also a giant Nintendo advertisement, and a television courtroom drama starring Glenn Close and Rose Byrne.




Friday, October 21, 2011

Thursday, October 13, 2011

Friday, October 7, 2011

Thursday, September 15, 2011

Night Cheese Episode 10 - Adapted European Catering Shows on the Disney Channel

The Night Cheese podcast has hit double digits! On their tenth episode, Stephen and Tim discuss a fish out of water documentary, a hitman drama, a comedy about a catering company, and one of the best animated children's show on television.




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Friday, September 9, 2011

Night Cheese Episode 9 - Southern Supernatural Meta-Comedies Starring Jeff Bridges

In this episode, Stephen and Tim discuss a wide variety of film and tv recommendations, including a quirky supernatural adventure from the '80s, one of Jeff Bridges' finest performances, a television show about a fictional community college, and an animated comedy deep from the heart of Texas.


Thursday, September 1, 2011

Night Cheese Episode 8: Deserted Island

In this second specialty episode of the Night Cheese podcast, Stephen and Tim pick five films they'd want on a deserted island.

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Night Cheese Episode 7: "Ukrainian Mob Comedies Offed Before Their Time"

On this episode of Night Cheese, Stephen and Tim discuss a travel comedy, a mob comedy, and arguably the greatest television comedy in existence.

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Thursday, August 11, 2011

Night Cheese Episode 6 - "Jewel Thieves and Alien Refugees On Baker Street"

On this episode of Night Cheese, Stephen and Tim discuss a 1975 slapstick film starring a comedy legend, a sci-fi political allegory, and share a recommendation of a BBC miniseries re-introducing the most beloved literary detective of all time (no, not Nancy Drew).



Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Night Cheese Episode 5 - Paranormal Sports Noir Starring Will Ferrell

In this episode, Stephen and Tim present wide-ranging and exciting Netflix picks -- including a mafia noir film, an existential dramedy starring Will Ferrell, a show about a ficitonal high school football team, and a television comedy about a psychic detective agency.

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Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Episode 4 Notes

Trailer: A Pixar Story



Our Pixar Ranking

Stephen:

1. Wall-E
2. Up
3. Finding Nemo
4. Toy Story 3
5. Toy Story
6. Monsters Inc.
7. Ratatouille
8. Toy Story 2
9. Cars
10. The Incredibles
11. A Bug's Life
(Cars 2 not included since I haven't seen it)





Tim:

1. Wall-E
2. Up
3. Finding Nemo
4. Toy Story 3
5.Toy Story
6. Ratatouille
7. Monsters, Inc.
8. Toy Story 2
9. The Incredibles
10. A Bug's Life
11. Cars
(Cars 2 not included since I too have not seen it)




The groom's cake at Stephen's wedding!



Now it's YOUR turn. What are your favorite Pixar films? Any particular moments that stand out?

Night Cheese Episode 4 - You've Got a Friend in Night Cheese

In their first of many planned  "specialty" Night Cheese episodes, Stephen and Tim discuss their adoration of all things Pixar and pick a couple favorite films that highlight exactly what they love about the animated film company.


Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Night Cheese Episode 3 - Russian Ransoms and Crystal Meth Cowboys

In their longest episode yet, Stephen and Tim discuss a modern Russian drama, a classic Western miniseries, a short-lived but thrilling crime drama, and Tim's favorite show on current television.

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Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Episode Two Notes

Intro

// Thanks so much for the feedback!

// Check out Michial Farmer's podcast and blog at ChristianHumanist.org! It's great show with equal amounts of wit and intelligence. The chemistry between the hosts Michial, David, and Nathan make an already interesting podcast very fun to listen to.

The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus





Netflix (DVD)
Rotten Tomatoes
IMDb


Son of Rambow





Netflix
Rotten Tomatoes
IMDb


Man Vs. Food





Netflix
IMDb



The Colbert Report





Netflix (Best of)
ColbertNation.com (Instant streaming)
IMDb

Night Cheese Episode 2 - British Political Morality Plays vs. Food

In this second episode, Stephen and Tim discuss two British films, a political satire Comedy Central show we're sure most of you have seen, and a Travel Channel show in which food challenges are battled.



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Monday, July 11, 2011

Actor Appreciation



It's merely a matter of time before Night Cheese- Episode 2: "British Political Morality Plays vs. Food", drops online and before it arrives, I wanted to contribute a little opinion-blog (oplog?) on an actor whose talents I've grown to respect, unfortunately more in his death than in his life- Heath Ledger.

I chose to recommend one of Ledger's films in Episode 2, and in talking about the film itself, don't feel like I took much time to show my appreciation for his talents, given the tragedy surrounding his passing. In my review, I touched on the fact that when I first came across one of Ledger's performances (if I remember correctly, it was "10 Things I Hate About You", a modern-day retelling Shakespeare's 'Taming of the Shrew') I somewhat dismissed Ledger as a pretty-boy heart-throb type actor, and little more. I recall this because of the same mistake I made with Brad Pitt (after "Se7en", that changed for-ev-er). However, that role for Ledger wasn't even close to capturing what he was truly capable of.

I, like many (including The Academy), caught on to his talent when it was too late, through his haunting performance as The Joker in "The Dark Knight". Those of you who are kind enough to read this blog and sit through the podcast know that Tim & I don't consider ourselves anything resembling professional critics- just fans who have a little more insight to offer than "I liked that because it was awesome" or "That movie sucked because it sucks". One thing I've always respected about any truly talented actor is when they are well known in Hollywood for who they are, but still manage to disappear into their roles. For as many amazing films as Al Pacino and Robert DeNiro have made, at this point in their careers, they're often playing themselves (or worse, a caricature of themselves). But when Ledger turned in his Joker performance, there was approximately 3 seconds where I stopped to think "wait, that's Heath Ledger". Personally, I take that ability to disappear into your role as a mark of a great actor. As an aside, I find that Johnny Depp is particularly good at this.

Anyway, I can't help but share the feeling that Ledger left too soon, but at least he's left some lasting impressions on the films he helped create.

Who is an actor/actress that's left a lasting impression on you?

Friday, July 8, 2011

We're on iTunes!

After a week of waiting anxiously for word from the powers at iTunes, we're finally approved!

Click HERE to go to our iTunes page and subscribe to the podcast! If you're feeling extra generous, leave a comment or rating!

Man.... we feel so official now!