Del Shores and Emerson Collins, "A Very Sordid Wedding"; Logan, Before I Fall, The Last Word, Catfight, Kiki, The Freedom to Marry

Linoleum Knife

Alonso Duralde

Gay, Lgbt, Reviews, Film, Entertainment, Movies, Tv & Film, Criticism, Movie

4.8 • 646 Ratings

🗓️ 5 March 2017

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Dave and Alonso welcome Del Shores and Emerson Collins, who discuss their eagerly-awaited sequel A VERY SORDID WEDDING. Don't blame the guests for Dave and Alonso's opinions of certain LGBT advocacy groups. Subscribe for free (and review us) on iTunes, follow us @linoleumcast on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, and you will believe in love.

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0:30.5	A Podcast of the Cinema
0:35.3	Am I even on?
0:36.9	Yeah, okay.
0:38.4	Oh, now who's got the... Sorry. No, I'm nice. A podcast of the cinema. Am I even on? Yeah, it's okay. Oh, now who's got the point?
0:39.6	Sorry.
0:40.4	No, I have the, I have the janky mic.
0:42.5	I'm good.
0:43.0	A podcast of the cinema, everybody.
0:44.5	Say your name.
0:45.5	I'm Alonzo Duralde and you're Dave White.
0:48.0	Yes.
0:48.3	And there are donuts on the table, which can only mean that there are guests.
0:52.0	Well. Come on.
0:55.9	Well, yes.
0:58.1	I mean, but there's always something foodish.
0:59.4	Of course.
1:00.4	On the table.
1:01.0	But, you know, donuts are for company.
1:02.8	Donuts are for company.
1:03.7	Yes.
1:03.8	That is a fact.
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