Ep. 775 - I Saw the TV Glow (GUEST: BJ Colangelo)

The Filmcast

Tv & Film, Entertainment News, News

4.7 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 21 May 2024

⏱️ 101 minutes

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Summary

David, Devindra, and Jeff get on board with The Last Stop in Yuma County, slash through the thrills of In A Violent Nature, and assess the business intrigue of A Man in Full. Then, BJ Colangelo joins us for our review of I Saw the TV Glow. Check out BJ’s podcast, This Ends at Prom, and her book Sleepaway Camp.

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Weekly Plugs
David - Decoding Everything: Dispatches from Cannes 2024
Devindra - Engadget Podcast: iPad Pro M4 and iPad Air review
Jeff - DLC with Lana Bachynski

Shownotes (All timestamps are approximate only)
What we've been watching (~00:19:08)
David - The Last Stop in Yuma County, Beneath The Planet of the Apes
Devindra - In A Violent Nature, Boy Kills World
Jeff - A Man in Full, Race Across America

Featured Review (~00:57:45)
I Saw the TV Glow
SPOILERS (~01:13:26)

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0:00.0	The film is. Hello everyone and welcome to the film cast, a podcast about movies.
0:23.4	I'm David Chen and I am also a fan of TV's warm glowing, warming glow.
0:29.3	Joining me today is Devinder Hardawar.
0:32.0	Teacher, mother, lover, Lover, something, right?
0:35.3	No, I would not know anything
0:37.0	about becoming overly attached to TV shows
0:38.9	to the point where it drowns out the real world
0:40.6	and you start to get lost, the separation between you and TV ends. I don't know anything
0:45.3	about that. And Jeff Kanata. These guys are going to tell you they saw the TV glow, but I saw the movie version.
0:55.0	I thought you were going to say I saw the TV snow even before our era, but yeah.
0:59.6	That's true too.
1:00.6	Those are of course all vague and oblique references to the fact that today of the
1:03.8	podcast we're going to be reviewing I saw the TV glow.
1:07.6	You can find more episodes of this podcast at the filmcast.com email us at slash
1:11.7	filmcast at gmail
1:13.4	gmail dot com we got a few emails to cover we've got some film news to cover and
1:17.0	then we're gonna get into what we've been watching before we get to our
1:19.6	main review so let's get into it folks oh want to throw a quick shout out for the Patreon.
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1:30.0	We're probably going to be getting out our Fioreosa review early for patrons next week.
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