Ep 21 with Frank Conniff

Comedy Film Nerds

Graham, Tv & Film, Reviews, Elwood, Comedy, Nerds, Mancini, Comedians, Movie, Chris, Film

4.6 • 890 Ratings

🗓️ 18 August 2010

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Chris and Graham welcome MST3000 alum Frank Conniff into the world headquarters to discuss why everyone should see Scott Pilgram. Graham thinks you should Eat Pray Love your way out of society and Chris liked the Expendables. Frank talks about the Cinematic Titanic live show and much much more.

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0:00.0	From Comedy FilmNirds.com
0:04.0	With Graham Elwood
0:06.0	The floating force of Pandora ever heard of it?
0:09.0	And Chris Madcini.
0:11.0	What crime are you from? This is the the comedy film nerds
0:15.0	broadcast.
0:16.0	This is not angry.
0:20.0	This is not the Ninja movie I signed up for.
0:23.0	Cousin Eddie's Package.
0:27.0	Why can't this happen?
0:30.0	I got nothing going on.
0:34.0	Welcome to comedy film nerds,
0:38.0	podcast episode 21 asterisk.
0:42.0	Yes, 21, sort of yeah we talked about we're going to be doing a weekly
0:46.6	show right and technically we did we did we did do a show last week my
0:56.2	Macbook is four and a half years old and it went on a coke bender and it swallowed it ate it ate it was on crystal meth and it ate that
1:02.4	episode gleefully gleefully was on Crystal Meth and it ate that episode.
1:03.0	Gleefully.
1:04.0	Gleefully.
1:05.0	So I'm not going to see her and go the episode was great.
1:07.0	Let's just say it was horrible.
1:08.0	Obviously it was a horrible episode and we're glad it got erased and eaten so I've got new software and a new phone ringing noise
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