In this week’s episode David, John and guest host Zach Millon try to predict the very unpredictable Golden Globe Awards in a very special episode of Dual Redundancy. This year they try and forecast who will take home the globe in all the major television (3:50) and film categories (33:30) for the 74th Golden Globes. The 2017 Golden Globe Awards are on Sunday, January 8th on NBC and will be hosted by Jimmy Fallon.

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle are here to look back at entertainment in 2016. We also reveal the results for your favorite movies (2:25), TV shows (17:45), musical artists (33:05) and pop culture moments from 2016 (46:00).

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In this week's special episode Dave and Kyle are joined by guest hosts Hannah Coulson and Alyssa Walker to review Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life (1:40), the Fuller House season two premiere (18:05), and Westworld season one (30:25). Finally, we discuss the 59th Grammy nominations (49:10), Madonna’s marriage price tag (54:35) and why a a lightsaber training school is being sued (57:30).

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In this week's episode Dave and Kyle discuss Glamour Magazine naming Bono Woman of the Year (2:00), the nominees for the 22nd Critics’ Choice Awards (9:20) and how AMC is considering higher ticket prices for blockbuster films (21:35). We also review the film Arrival starring Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner (28:30). Finally, we look at season one of Atlanta (38:45) and the first third of Saturday Night Live’s 42nd season (48:45).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle discuss why Frank Ocean did not submit Blonde for Grammy consideration (2:05), Donald Glover being cast as Lando Calrissian (10:50), and the announcement of a Willy Wonka prequel movie (17:00). We also review the season seven premiere of The Walking Dead “The Day Will Come When You Won’t Be” (24:10), the series premiere of People of Earth (40:30) and the season two premiere of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend “Where is Josh’s Friend?” (47:50).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle discuss the comments Alex Trebek made about nerdcore hip-hop (3:05), why Chloë Grace Moretz thinks drinking is over (8:10) and why Miley Cyrus dislikes shows with genders in their titles (13:30). We also look at why a man with 29 Miley Cyrus tattoos is getting them removed (19:00). Finally, we review the series premieres of Divorce (25:35), Insecure (38:25) and Goliath (44:35).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle discuss a Change.org petition regarding the Seinfeld theme song (2:50), how Netflix’s library was cut in half (8:20), the biggest salaries in television (14:25) and if Warren Beatty could have slept with 12,775 women (22:15). We then review the series premieres of Westworld (29:15), Timeless (45:55) and This is Us (56:45).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle discuss the 68th Primetime Emmy Awards and who won the Emmy prediction bet (1:40). We then look at the results of our first annual summer movie draft (24:20). Finally, we react to the Big Brother 18 finale and the upcoming Big Brother: Over the Top season (46:35).

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Every year we try to predict the very unpredictable Emmys in a very special episode of Dual Redundancy. This year Dave and Kyle try and forecast who will take home the Emmy in all the major categories for the 68th Primetime Emmy Awards. The ceremony will be on Sunday, September 18th on ABC and will be hosted by Jimmy Kimmel.

We first discuss how Jimmy will do (2:25) and overall nomination stats (3:55). We then predict the comedy performances (6:30), the limited series performances (24:45) and the drama performances (42:35). Finally, we look at the main three: comedy series, limited series and drama series (59:30).

You can also listen to past episodes of the podcast in a higher quality on our YouTube channel. This includes coverage of many of the Emmy nominated shows plus an Emmy nomination reaction podcast. 

In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle discuss the iPhone 7 and AirPods announcement (2:05), the rise in digital viewers for MTV’s Video Music Awards (11:45) and how a study shows most consumers have never bought or rented a digital video (19:35). We then review three FX productions including the series premieres of Atlanta (25:45) and Better Things (36:05). Finally, we look at the first two episodes of You’re the Worst’s third season (42:30).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle discuss 2016’s highest paid actors and actresses (2:10), the year Robert DeNiro stopped “caring” (13:20), Empire Magazine’s #fav7films (16:40) and BBC’s list of the 21st Century’s 100 Greatest Films (21:05). We also review the series premiere of Netflix’s The Get Down (32:10) and season one of Stranger Things (42:00). Finally, we check in on Big Brother 18 after a jury member comes back into the house (50:55).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle discuss how Netflix’s Making a Murderer may have overturned Brendan Dassey’s conviction (1:50), how NBC will be creating original programming for Snapchat based on their primetime properties (10:00) and why a moviegoer is suing Warner Brothers after watching Suicide Squad (19:40). We then review three pilots from Amazon Studios’ Pilot Program (28:00). These shows are The Tick (29:30), Jean-Claude Van Johnson (37:00) and I Love Dick (45:20).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle discuss television’s affect on relationships (1:50), the probability of starting a show if episodes are available on-demand (8:40) and why DC Comic fans want to shut down Rotten Tomatoes (14:40). We also review Suicide Squad (19:10) and check in on Mr. Robot’s second season after their fifth episode “Logic Bomb” (35:40). Finally, we check in on Big Brother 18 from the night when the first juror is evicted (51:30).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle discuss why an Emmy nominee was disqualified (2:05) and the Pokémon Go phenomenon (7:35). We also review the series premieres of Netflix’s Stranger Things (17:15) and HBO’s Vice Principals (28:30). Finally, we check in on Big Brother 18 on the night of the pre-jury battle back competition (36:30).

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In this week's special episode Dave, John and Kyle react to the 68th Primetime Emmy nominations that were announced on July 14th 2016. Before we look at the good, the bad and the snubs/surprises, we discuss some Emmy category confusion and overall nomination stats.

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In this week's episode Dave and Kyle discuss how James Corden’s Carpool Karaoke (2:00) and Animal Planet’s River Monster (8:30) saved people’s lives. We also discuss how the Tales from the Crypt reboot will be crowdsourcing stories online (13:20). We also review the season six finale of Game of Thrones entitled “The Winds of Winter” (19:00) and the series premiere of HBO's The Night Of (32:10). Finally, we take a look at the first week of Big Brother 18 including the first two evictions (44:25).

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In this week's special episode David and John discuss and break down the 1986 classic film Ferris Bueller's Day Off in celebration of the film's 30th anniversary.

Besides from breaking down the movie scene by scene, we look at the film's legacy, development, and track how much money Ferris spent on his day off. Ferris Bueller's Day Off was released in 1986 by Paramount Pictures and stars Matthew Broderick, Mia Sara, Alan Ruck, Jeffrey Jones and Jennifer Grey.

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle discuss why a real estate agent is suing Ellen DeGeneres (1:55), a Snapchat movie (9:35), a possible live-action Archer movie (15:50) and what are Netflix’s most binged shows (22:10). We also review the first two episodes of Feed the Beast entitled “Pilot Light” and “Father of the Year” (30:45). Finally, we review The Americans’ season four including the finale “Persona Non Grata” (45:25).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle discuss an Arizona TV reporter who couldn’t hold it in (2:05), a hospital birth streamed on Facebook Live (8:35) and the longest film ever made (13:25). We also review the Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe film The Nice Guys (18:55). Finally, we review the HBO TV movie All the Way (29:45) and the series premiere of AMC’s Preacher (42:55).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle recap the network upfronts for ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC (1:40). This includes which shows were cancelled and what fall shows they are looking forward to. We also review the series premiere of Chelsea Handler’s new talk show Chelsea (23:05) and the pilot of Lady Dynamite (36:20). Finally, we review the second season of The Last Man on Earth including the finale “30 Years of Science Down the Tubes” (46:45).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle discuss the man who was punched for looking like Shia LaBeouf (1:55) and how The Human Centipede 2 was shown to a Tennessee classroom (7:10). We also review the first two episodes of three HBO series. This includes The Red Woman/Home from Game of Thrones season six (13:50), Founder Friendly/Two in the Box from Silicon Valley season three (27:25) and Morning After/Nev-AD-a from Veep season five (37:35). Finally, we hold our first ever summer movie draft (43:50). 

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle discuss the announcement of four Avatar sequels (2:05), the drama surrounding Michael Strahan leaving Live with Kelly and Michael (11:10), Jared Leto’s gifts for the Suicide Squad cast (21:00) and Bono’s plan to defeat ISIS (26:45). We also review the series premiere of The Night Manager (34:05) and the second season finale of Better Call Saul entitled “Klick” (42:00). Finally, we review Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt season two (59:00).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle discuss Universal Cable Productions’ Pitchfest (1:35), a record breaking TV binge marathon (6:50) and Vox’s results for the actors and actresses who consistently appear in the best and worst movies (13:40). We also review the movie Hardcore Henry (25:05). Finally, we review the series premieres of Dice (39:50) and The Detour (51:10).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle discuss how HBO “spoiled” Game of Thrones (2:25), how the Internet celebrated April Fools’ Day (8:55) and a robot that looks just like Scarlett Johansson (18:25). We also review the series premieres of The Ranch (22:30) and The Path (34:40). Finally, we review the finales of 11.22.63 (44:40) and American Crime Story: The People vs. O.J. Simpson (55:55).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle discuss how a Freddy Got Fingered VHS led to a man’s arrest (1:55), a proposed courtroom show with Sarah Palin (6:50) and how Jeremy Renner wants a Hawkeye movie or series (12:10). We also look at the decline of network ratings and what is the worst timeslot on each network (17:20). Finally, we review Netflix Presents: The Characters (29:50), The Carmichael Show’s “Fallen Heroes” episode (43:20) and the series premiere of The Catch (51:50).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle discuss a proposed game show sitcom (2:10), the possible overexposure of Carpool Karaoke (6:00), and The Bachelor Finale featuring Ben Higgins (12:30). We also review 10 Cloverfield Lane (20:05) and the series premieres of Flaked (29:00) and Party Over Here (37:25). Finally, we review the season four premiere of The Americans entitled “Glanders” (48:20).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle recap the 36th Razzies (1:55) and the 88th Academy Awards (6:55). We also review the series premieres of Netflix’s Love (24:55) and Fuller House (37:00). Finally, we review the season four premiere of House of Cards entitled “Chapter 40” (48:20).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle recap the 58th Grammy Awards (2:20) and Kanye West’s very busy week (14:20). We also review the series premieres of Vinyl (21:35), 11.22.63 (29:45) and Full Frontal with Samantha Bee (43:20). Finally, we review the season two premiere of Better Call Saul entitled “Switch” (49:50).

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In this week’s episode David and Kyle try to predict the very unpredictable Oscars in a very special episode of Dual Redundancy. This year they try and forecast who will take home the Oscar in all the major categories for the 88th Academy Awards.

We discuss how Chris Rock will do (2:10) and provide some Oscar related news (3:55). We then discuss (in order) best original screenplay (11:35), best adapted screenplay (16:10), best supporting actress (20:55), best supporting actor (26:00), best actress (33:00), best actor (39:05), best director (46:25), and best picture (50:35).

The 88th Academy Awards are on Sunday, February 28th on ABC and will be hosted by Chris Rock. To listen to this episode in a higher quality head over to our YouTube channel.

In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle recap the 22nd Screen Actors Guild Awards (1:55). We also review The Revenant (11:20), the premiere of American Crime Story: The People vs. O.J. Simpson (20:55), Grease Live (33:25), Angie Tribeca season one (46:20), and the premiere of You, Me and the Apocalypse (55:30).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle recap the 73rd Golden Globes (2:00) and react to the nominations for the 88th Academy Awards (17:00). We also discuss Sean Penn’s El Chapo interview for Rolling Stone (26:35). Finally, we review the series premieres of Billions (33:15), Second Chance (43:20) and Idiotsitter (51:20) before playing a game involving these three shows (58:00).

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In this week's episode Dave, John and Kyle react to some Star Wars The Force Awakens’ sexism (2:10), why Donald Trump hates Samuel L. Jackson (12:15), and all the hysteria surrounding Netflix’s Making a Murderer (16:20). We also review the series premieres of Cooper Barrett’s Guide to Surviving Life (25:55), Superstore (34:00), Telenovela (42:00) and Angel from Hell (48:30). Finally, we play a new game involving these four new shows (54:30).

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In this week’s episode David and Kyle try to predict the very unpredictable Golden Globe Awards in a very special episode of Dual Redundancy. This year they try and forecast who will take home the globe in all the major television (4:50) and film categories (36:10) for the 73rd Golden Globes. The 2016 Golden Globe Awards are on Sunday, January 10th on NBC and will be hosted by Ricky Gervais.

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