Oscar special ep 98 with Neil Weakly and Mike Schmidt

Comedy Film Nerds

Tv & Film, Comedy

4.5 • 887 Ratings

🗓️ 27 February 2012

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

It's an Oscar wrap-up nerd style! Chris, Graham, Neil and Mike all weigh in on who won and why. They talk about how the show felt like it was from 1989. Find out why rabbits are in pots and zone bars are in the alley. It is a nerd-a-riffic Oscar show that will put a trophy in your pants!

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0:00.0	From Comedy FilmNards.com
0:04.0	With Graham Elwood,
0:06.0	The Flirting Force of Bandora ever heard of it?
0:09.0	And Chris Manseini.
0:11.0	What crime are you from? This is the Comedy comedy film movie I'm from.
0:13.0	This is the comedy Phil Barrett's broadcast.
0:16.0	P's not getting cleared.
0:20.0	This is not a Ninja movie I signed up for.
0:25.0	Doesn't it is me racket.
0:28.0	Why can't this happen?
0:30.0	I got nothing going on.
0:33.0	Nothing going on.
0:35.0	Welcome to a very special Oscar, Oscar Watch 2012.
0:40.0	I just can't wait to get into it.
0:42.0	That's going to be so exciting guys. This is technically
0:44.0	episode 98. Yes. We are going to be doing a very special live episode
0:49.1	episode. Somewhere in the hundreds it will not be episode 100.
0:52.7	No but it's going to be close within 20.
0:54.8	And it'll probably also be launching the book at the same time.
0:58.1	It's going to be pretty excited.
0:59.3	We're going to make it a special 100 and possibly 18th episode with the book lunch and it'll be like a
1:07.2	big book signing party. The book is going to the publisher. It will be tomorrow.
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