Ep 110 with Mike Phirman

Comedy Film Nerds

Tv & Film, Comedy

4.5 • 887 Ratings

🗓️ 22 May 2012

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

Chris and Graham welcome the other half of Hard and Phirm, Mike Phirman, into the Nerd HQ. Mike talks about being the producer for Palm Strike Dance Party and doing visual effects for such classics as Firestarter 2. Chris was questioning his sanity after Battleship. Mike and Graham both laughed out loud during The Dictator. Graham watched just enough of What to Expect When You're Expecting to know that his eyes hurt from the stupidity. Mike also goes into being an extra for a Shaq film. DVD's and an interesting weekend is coming our way. It's a nerd sound explosion.

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0:00.0	I tried for a first.
0:04.0	But kitten hands across the land
0:07.0	waiting for the show with Chris and Graham.
0:10.0	Comedy Builder. Comedy Filmers. Records.
0:14.0	Comedy Filmers.
0:15.0	But we've got your fix on the comedy builders
0:26.0	comedy builders
0:27.5	comedy filters park Hello everybody and welcome episode 110.
0:37.0	Right out of the gate.
0:41.0	Boom. A lot of stuff to talk about.
0:43.4	Sounds like you stay recording.
0:44.6	I just believe, yeah, we just blew out the levels.
0:47.7	I just wanted to blow our guest away too because we were just politely talking and then I just
0:51.2	went, yeah, yeah, you stepped up.
0:53.4	Yeah, that's what happens.
0:55.0	You should have a tattoo of an on switch that you just go, all right.
0:59.0	Ladies, you slap my arm.
1:01.5	Welcome to comedy
1:03.4	comedy podcasting.
1:05.0	Exciting episode 110.
1:06.9	A lot of stuff going on today.
1:08.4	Big stuff.
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