Nick Fury is the Samuelest Jackson

Mostly Nitpicking

Tv & Film, Comedy

4.6 • 617 Ratings

🗓️ 27 October 2015

⏱️ 103 minutes

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Summary

It is time to strike down with great vengeance and furious anger! Last week, we decided the competitors for the championship match up in our Samuelest Jackson bracket and we have the results! The creator of the bracket, Frank DiCola, comes on to dissect the results and plug his excellent board game, Mr Game. We look back at the surprising history of Nick Fury in film. We talk about the future of the Kingsmen franchise. Nando also talks about why Bill from Bill and Ted may be set to win our next bracket, The Top Time Traveler.

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0:00.0	What's going on, I'm Dando.
0:11.2	And I'm DJ.
0:11.8	And this is Matt Braggin' status.
0:13.1	Episode some number.
0:14.7	114.
0:15.3	Yeah.
0:16.4	Or 112 or 113.
0:18.5	You don't never know.
0:20.4	What?
0:21.0	That's exactly how numbers work.
0:22.9	Can't just pick.
0:24.5	Can you imagine if you just like pick numbers for like, like, hey, you got a 64 of this test.
0:29.1	Actually got an 82.
0:30.3	82.
0:31.0	And DJ's going all the way up to a B minus in his wildest dream that you could lie about numbers.
0:37.0	Why did you pick higher?
0:38.2	I didn't just fail.
0:40.0	I almost did pretty well.
0:42.9	So we're a podcast.
0:44.6	We make pop culture brackets.
0:46.3	We made a Samuelus Jackson bracket that we're about to finish.
0:48.9	We're going to talk about time travelers a little later with us to help us through the journey of Sam Jackson, is a friend of the show,
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