Marty Supreme with Lucas Giolito

#DORK

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Tv & Film, Film Reviews

3.2 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 8 January 2026

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey are joined by Rob Bradford (Baseball Isn't Boring) & Lucas Giolito to review Marty Supreme. Spoiler-free to start before going full spoilers. What did they think of the movie? Is it one of the best of the year? Is Timothee Chalamet a must watch, regardless of the movie, actor? And so much more! Twitter, Instagram & YouTube: @DORKpodcast

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0:00.0	Dort
0:00.4	podcast
0:01.5	Rich Keefe
0:02.4	It's the Dork Podcast Podcast Dave is the Dort podcast Hashtag It's the hashtag Dorn podcast Shhh Thanks for tuning in to another episode of hashtag dork My name is Rich Keefe joined as always by Davey eyeballs He is Rockwell Von All hail, the King of Ginger Rail. It's Ryan Davy. Davy,
0:21.7	how are you? Just doing fine. Just strawberries and champagne over here. How are you?
0:27.9	Hello!
0:29.0	Oh, right. You know what that sound means? That means we have a guest on our hands,
0:32.9	and it's none other than Rob Bradford from the Baseball't boring podcast making his hashtag dork debut.
0:39.7	Bradfo, how are you?
0:40.9	This is such a much more highly produced podcast.
0:48.1	Oh,
0:49.2	go out there.
0:51.0	When you hear a door knob or doorbell led by Mrs.
0:54.0	Doudfire saying hello, that means we have another guest.
0:56.4	And it's not another.
0:57.1	Hello.
0:57.9	Alito, Lucas, how are you?
0:59.6	All right.
0:59.8	Can I ask Lucas something?
1:02.4	Yeah.
1:02.5	Lucas, which is, which do you like better?
1:05.5	My introduction or that introduction?
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