#095: For Your Eyes Only Review (Part 1)

James Bond Radio: 007 News, Reviews & Interviews!

Tom & Chris

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4.8 • 688 Ratings

🗓️ 19 February 2016

⏱️ 188 minutes

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Summary

2015 was “The Year of Sir Roger.” 2016 is the year of Sir Roger continued with our latest film review: For Your Eyes Only. After the mammoth amount of SPECTRE coverage we provided last year it feels good to step back in time to the first Bond film of the 80s.

This time we Sir Rog trade outer space for a good old fashioned, Fleming-infused spy romp. This is without doubt Roger’s grittiest entry in the series but what the JBR crew think? Do we miss the bright yellow banana suit? Do we find ourselves pining for the more outrageous side of the big man? Find out in today’s episode of James Bond Radio.

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0:00.0	My name's Bond.
0:06.1	James Bond.
0:07.1	Bob.
0:09.0	James.
0:10.0	What do you think you're doing?
0:11.8	Leaving the British hand, I'm sorry.
0:13.8	Welcome to James Bond Radio.
0:16.1	News, reviews, and discussion.
0:18.4	All things, 007.
0:20.4	Who see? I think you've seen. I have no problem 007. Poussey.
0:21.1	I see. I have no problem with you.
0:23.3	That's a matter.
0:24.0	Oh, pipe down, 007.
0:25.7	Do you expect me to talk?
0:27.1	Oh, Mr. Bourne.
0:28.1	I expect you.
0:28.7	Bye.
0:29.4	Bye.
0:33.6	Good morning.
0:35.5	Good afternoon or good evening.
0:37.0	Oh, even good night, depending on when you're listening.
0:39.2	This is James Bond Radio and this is podcast number 95 everybody.
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