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  <title>#31 - Peener, Pumper, Gerbil, Spy</title>
  <description>This installment of&amp;amp;nbsp;MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!&amp;amp;nbsp;finds the Two Musketeers (who, in this case, are both Porthos) discussing films they didn't see, like&amp;amp;nbsp;CHRISTOPHER ROBIN&amp;amp;nbsp;and&amp;amp;nbsp;CRAZY RICH ASIANS, and one Doofin regrettably did,&amp;amp;nbsp;THE MEG&amp;amp;nbsp;(more like THE 'Meh'G, amirite?). He and Talley also reflect on&amp;amp;nbsp;NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN,&amp;amp;nbsp;TROPIC THUNDER, and Daniel Craig's mostly solid run as James Bond, all in-between touching on topics such as&amp;amp;nbsp;STAR WARS, Billy Crystal, Florida's many shortcomings, and fanboys'&amp;amp;nbsp;selective outrage.  Things then get goofy, as the gents consider the lack of male nudity in American film, ponder the staying power of some pre-Internet celebrity rumors (Richard Gere inserted what?! Rod Stewart ingested what?! Marilyn Manson removed what?!), and repeatedly fall back on impressions of Tom Hardy's Bane. Will Talley ever watch&amp;amp;nbsp;INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL? Will Doofin come around on&amp;amp;nbsp;PADDINGTON? Will Matthew Conaughey's McConaissance ever end? These questions and many more go unanswered on episode 31!  For show notes and more on this episode and others, please visit&amp;amp;nbsp;multimediocrityshow.com.  </description>
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