Film Geek Time Machine

Austin and Tim again travel back to the time of war, this time 1943, watching 7 movies: Abbott and Costello in Hit the Ice, WWII film from the female perspective in So Proudly We Hail, Heaven Can Wait, Laurel & Hardy in Jitterbugs, Disney's Saludos Amigos, Tyrone Power in Crash Dive and closing off the night with James Cagney in the Oscar-winning Yankee Doodle Dandy.

For this episode, Austin and Tim traveled back in time to November 1942, which was right in the middle of WWII, which made for some interesting films to watch, including: Orchestra Wives, Panama Hattie, Desperate Journey, The Magnificent Ambersons, the original My Sister Eileen, The Pied Piper, A-Haunting-We-Will-Go, and The Invisible Agent.

On this episode, Austin & Tim once again travel back in time to 1971, this time August 18 watching 7 films. Those films are: Sean Connery in the little seen caper flick The Anderson Tapes, Jane Fonda's Oscar winning performance in Klute, Steve McQueen's racing drama Le Mans, Dustin Hoffman in the obscure Who Is Harry Kellerman and Why Is He Saying Those Terrible Things About Me, George C. Scott in the car chase thriller The Last Run, a forgotten about spaghetti western called The Deserter, and a holdover from 1968 Clint Eastwood in Coogan's Bluff.

In this episode, Austin and Tim travel back in time to Thankgiving break, 1998 for a 7-movie marathon! They sat through Babe: Pig in the City, Woody Allen's Celebrity, Air Bud: Golden Receiver, Happiness, Belly, Very Bad Things, and Jerry Springer in Ringmaster!

In this episode, Austin and Tim travel back all the way to the early sounds days, August 8th 1931. In this episode they see a whopping 8 movies, including The Front Page, Night Nurse, Quick Millions, The Secret 6, Goin' Wild, Broadminded, The Smiling Lieutenant, and A Woman of Experience.

In this episode, Austin and Tim Travel back in time once again to 1975, this time in the Fall to see 6 movies. Clint Eastwood in The Eiger Sanction, Robert Altman's Nashville, Elliott Gould in the Sci-Fi oddity Who?, a holdover from 1972 John Boorman's Deliverance, the blaxploitation film Bucktown, and the sexploitation comedy(?) The Swinging Cheerleaders.

For Season 3's finale, Austin and Tim travel back in time to the day Return of the Jedi came out........ and (unlike season's 1 and 2) actually saw it. In addition to the finale of the original Star Wars trilogy, they also a Star Wars rip-off Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone in 3D, the slasher film House of Sorority Row, Tom Selleck trying to break out of Television hell with High Road to China, Martin Scorsese's huge flop The King of Comedy, and wrapping up the season with Tony Scott's debut vampire flick The Hunger featuring David Bowie.

On this episode, Austin and Tim Travel back in time to the spring of 1992 to watch 6 movies, including the animated films Ferngully: The Last Rainforest and Rock-a-Doodle, one of the most popular films of the 90's Basic Instinct, the little known crime thriller Deep Cover, Dolly Parton in Straight Talk, and the criminally little seen love letter to the Marx Bros, Brain Donors.

In this episode, Austin and Tim discover another stowaway on board, this time it's Austin's friend and lead singer of the band Nemesissy, Abby. Together they travel back to 1958 to watch 7 movies, including DESIRE UNDER THE ELMS, 10 NORTH FREDERICK, MERRY ANDREW, SNILES OF A SUMMER NIGHT, ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK, ONLY THE FRENCH CAN (aka THE FRENCH CAN-CAN), and ending the evening with THUNDER ROAD.

In this episode, Austin and Tim travel back in time to April 11th, 1975 to watch 6 movies, including Warren Beatty's Shampoo, The Four Musketeers, Tommy, Rancho Deluxe, and closing out the night with a blaxploitation double feature: Foxy Brown and Truck Turner! Check it out!!!

On this episode Austin and Tim travel back to 1961 to see 7 movies! First, a melodrama called By Love Possessed, followed by Danny Kaye in On the Double, Albert Finney in Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, The Fabulous Adventures of Jules Verne, Disney's 101 Dalmation, Disney's The Absent-Minded Professor, and closing out the evening with Jerry Lewis' The Ladies Man! Check it out!

On this episode, Austin and Tim have another stowaway on board, this time it's Austin's friend Patricia, making her watch 7 movies that she probably never would have watched if she didn't sneak on board the time machine. She had to endure: a silly martial arts flick Force:Five, Alan Alda's directorial debut The Four Seasons, a horror film starring Albert Finney Wolfen, Brian De Palma's Blow Out, Zorro The Gay Blade, Ringo Starr in Caveman, and Roger Moore as James Bond in For Your Eyes Only. Check out our biggest and longest episode yet!

On this episode, Austin and Tim travel back to the summer of 1970 to see a wide variety of film. Seven of them to be exact. Kelly's Heroes, Cheyenne Social Club, Catch 22, On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, A Boy Named Charlie Brown, Beyond the Valley of the dolls, and Destroy All Monsters!

In this episode, Austin and Tim travel back in time to see 7 classic flicks: Bing Crosby in Double or Nothing, Academy Award Winner The Good Earth, The Marx Bros in A Day At The Races, Peter Lorre in Think Fast Mr. Moto, Laurel & Hardy's Way Out West, Shirley Temple in Wee Willie Winkie, and rounding out the evening with Spencer Tracy in another award winner... Captains Courageous.

In this episode, Austin and Tim travel back in time to 1967 for a 7-movie marathon, watching Two For the Road, Point Blank, Thoroughly Modern Millie, The Trip, To Sir With Love, The Dirty Dozen, and Don't Make Waves!

In this episode, Austin and Tim discover another stowaway aboard their time machine. This time it's Austin's lifelong friend Dan Midthun hitching a ride to 1988, where they had a 5-movie marathon. These are the films they saw: The New Adventures of Pippi Longstocking, Monkey Shines, Big Top Pee-Wee, Midnight Run, and Wings of Desire. Plenty of surprises and lowbrow jokes this week!

In this episode, Austin and Tim travel back in time to 1948 for a 6-movie marathon, watching 3 Film Noir flicks: The Big Clock, The Naked City, and T-Men. They also watched the Charlie Chaplin's jet black comedy Monsieur Verdoux, Frank Capra's State of the Union, and Honeymoon.

In this episode, Austin and Time travel back in time to 1965 for a 7-movie marathon including: Michael Caine in The Ipcress File, Blake Edwards' The Great Race, Sidney Lumet's The Hill, the western satire The Hallelujah Trail, Beach Ball, Operation Crossbow, and James Caan playing a really bad man in Lady in a Cage.

Just in time for the Holiday season, Austin and Tim travel back in time to Christmas Day, 1973. However, another stowaway snuck on board, and this time it was Tim's friend Jim. We made him watch 5 movies with us, and he can't take that time back! We forced him to watch the kung fu movie The Screaming Tiger, a wacko musical starring Desi Arnaz Jr and Zero Mostel called Marco, Streisand and Redford in The Way We Were, The Paper Chase, and ending the show with what could be the craziest movie we've seen so far on the podcast, Mike Nichols' assassination thriller The Day of the Dolphin.

In this episode, Austin and Tim travel back in time to 1952 to watch 7 movies: William Wyler's Carrie, Bob Hope in My Favorite Spy, Native Son, Cecil B. Demille's The Greatest Show on Earth, The Miracle, She's Working Her Way Through College, and Howard Hawks' The Big Sky.