The Jacked Up Review Show Podcast

One episode wasn't enough so strap in your earbuds for a listen as we rank our favorite moments of the MILLENNIUM TV show: *Why is ex-FBI profiler Frank Black so fearless of possibly other famous movie demons? *Why wasn't there an X-Files/Hellraiser crossover comic book? *How does this show ratchet up the whole cat-and-mouse mind games to the extreme? *And why did the doomsday material on this show work so much better compared to how when X-Files tried it out, they got way toooooo weird? GUESTS: Ryan Danhauser and Jose Leitao (from BarkerCast), Filmmaker, Blogger & Podcaster Andrew Cook ADDITIONAL SEGMENTS BY: Sohan Sahoo, Gabriel Picard, Ethan Weeks & John Holman SONG USED: "Main Theme Song (Longer Version)" by Mark Snow (Millennium OST) INTRO CLIP: Millennium After the Millennium documentary- Klea Scott interview clip

The crew and I do an overview of the X-Files sister shows Millennium, Strange Luck & The Lone Gunmen: *Should the Lone Gunmen spin-off had come out prior to Season 5 of X-Files?*Why couldn't Agents Reyes & Doggett had brought Frank Black onto later seasons of X-Files?*Why were the writers ambiguous about Frank Black's psychic nature? *Predictions on what Season 2 of Strange Luck had looked like had they done the crossover with Agent Mulder?*Plus, you get to hear plenty of classic TV promos and some die-hard TV buffs spout some memories like they were just yesterday! INTRO CLIP: 2 Guys 1 Canuck podcast trio PODCAST GUESTS: Xandra Michele (Xandra Files on Insta), Dean Boese (Family Plot Podcast), James Bruno, Oreo Brewer, bloggers John Kenneth Muir, Sohan Sahoo and Gabriel Ricard INTRO DISCUSSIONS BY: Erica Wright, Don Anelli & Adam Silva SONG USED: "Pilot Episode Score" by Mark Snow (from Millennium OST)

Join us for this segment where we sum up the biggest Nightmare fueled episodes of THE X-FILES which made it the go to for Horror Mystery fans outside of its SciFi Adventure plot arcs. Outside of some new segments, you also get some lovely chats from the archives featuring the The X-Files Fan Retrospective duo, Oreo Brewer, Corby Stephens & Adam Silva. Later on, I close out the final thoughts on this worldwide phenomenon with X-Files Storyteller! GUESTS: X-Files Storyteller, Corby Stephens, Adam Silva, Oreo Brewer & The X-Files Fan Retrospective’s Lauren Krattiger & Carly Blake!) INTRO VOICEMAIL BY: Matt Duesing SONG INTRO: "Crushed Dove" by Mark Snow (from the Millennium OST)

We dive into Seasons 8 & 9 of X-FILES plus the always divisive second movie: *Could the 2nd movie had just been a reformatted two-part episode where they take on a serial killer cult & get rid of the pedophile priest subplot? *Why should every fan conclude with the Season 8 as the ACTUAL final season? *If Season 9 had just been the stand-alone episodes and cool finale, would it be better regarded? *Despite the controversial follow-up seasons, what other factors make Season 9 STILL the weakest installment to date? *We also talk about an infamous X-Files review book that boggle's one's mind in why said "author" is even a fan! GUESTS: John Holman, Ethan Weeks & Oreo Brewer ADDITIONAL SEGMENTS BY: Adam Silva, X-FIles Storyteller, X-FIles Blue and Andrea Thomas BONUS MATERIAL BY: Bloggers John Kenneth Muir, Sohan Sahoo & Gabriel Ricard

To conclude the X-FILES themed week, we dive into the very saga that inspired the "Scully" nickname: A ranking of the always divisive, always shocking & ever controversial Hannibal Lector series of adaptations! Why does anyone actually root for Hannibal when he's not even a Dexter type of vigilante? Why is Anthony Hopkins' cartoonish overacting very distracting to watch nowadays compared to Brian Cox's calm demeanor? All that and why original casting choice Laura Dern shoud've played Agent Clarice instead! GUESTS: The Bonsai Movie Crew, Gil Palmer, Mike Ensing & author/blogger Ellie McConnaughy. SONGS USED: "Eating People" by King Missile "Delusion 32" by AudioNautix. Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/