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It's an ultra-quick, humorous review of this The Following: Episode 8, starring Kevin Bacon as former FBI agent Ryan Hardy! Only from The Following Podcast -- Humorous and Entertaining Reviews of Edgar-Allen-Poe-filled days of Ryan Hardy on FOX!

In 1977, I was 7 years old, living in the outskirts of Chicago, in a town called Schaumburg. that year, winter gripped the chicagoland area more tightly than usual dumping a whopping 80+ inches of snow in our area. In addition to the outstanding adventures my mother an I had trekking to the local grocery store with a tobagan when the roads were a mess, I remember vividly, my mother being the little literal spark plug, providing jump starts to every car in trouble in sight. The bold WHITE LETTERS on a black rectangle, preparing for electrical battled READ: D-I-E H-A-R-D. Die Hard. An indellible vision that is emblazened on my memory even still to this day so man yyears later. 11 years later, in 1988, a different DIE HARD made an impression on me. A movie truly unlike any other, that has become the fusion point for action, mayhem, impossible odds and non-stop action. Die Hard, Directed by John McTiernan, starring Bruce Willis as the man truly, originally, in the wrong place at the wrong time, and Alan Rickman as a villain against probably all villains can be measured STILL. Ahhh, there's no doubt it, folks. 1988's theaters were a GOOD DAY to DIE Hard. It's time for the 2GuysTalking: PERSPECTIVE REVIEW of Die Hard, 1988, directed by John McTiernan here, on The 2GuysTalking Podcast Network

Things in 1982 were a LOT more simple. BMX bikes, The Versailles Apartment Complex in Schaumburg, the sweet innocent kiss of Andrea Schaefer - and of course, a little film from a man named Steven Spielberg called - E.T. Science fiction, the detail of a broken but still-together family, the relationships that were made whe you were 12 - ones that never truly are again realized. It seems a lot heavier than most remember but all of these things and more await in The 2GuysTalking Perspective Review of Steven Spielberg's E.T. - 1982 on The 2GuysTalking Podcast Network.

Letting go isn't always easy, even harder for those who are - addicted to things. Whether is a love grown then lost, or that chocolate that diabetics crave and love illegally - or even a caged, held against her will college student named Dana - whose father just happens to be the Warden of the prison that Joe Carroll is now being "let go" from - who is addicted to freedom - the bottom line is that we are asked about letting to in a variety of ways here in Episode 7, Let Me Go, and well - do we? Do we latch on to some of the gooney moments or do we just "let go" and ride the wave of mostly mediocre this time? It's time to find out. Let go of your schedule, plant the earbuds firmly in your ears, and join us because ITS TIME for The Following Podcast from 2Guystalking, Episode 7 review of Let Me Go - Here on The 2GuysTalking Podcast Network.

It's an ultra-quick, humorous review of this The Following: Episode 7, starring Kevin Bacon as former FBI agent Ryan Hardy! Only from The Following Podcast -- Humorous and Entertaining Reviews of Edgar-Allen-Poe-filled days of Ryan Hardy on FOX!

Everyone falls: Whether it's not meeting someone's or their own expectations, it's something to anticipate - but not to linger on. Inside THIS episode of The Following, we see a bunch of fallings - if not failings. From gooney moments that simply don't make much sense, to writing that launches the dreaded 2GuysTalking Gooney-Crap-O-Meter, it's clear to us that The Following has fallen. Can it get up? Can our expectations and wants help it to evolve as the 6th episode arrives? We'll find out tonite as we grab our repelling gear, safety helmets and gear up for another full episode of review here on The Following Podcast from 2Guystalking.

The Following in 60+! Ultra-Quick and Humorous Episode Recap Episode 6 - The Fall

Pace, is without a doubt, the great equalizer inside of modern day entertainment - in particular, television. This episode of The Following on Fox, provides us with a gaggle of could have been gooney moments that are glossed over skillfully with pace, like a delicious butter, making for a super slick and quick episode entitled "The Siege". What did we think of the assault on the entertainment senses this week? Did this episode stack up to the previous entries of The Following? Only one way to find out, folks! Let's storm the FOX-based Bastille! It's time for The Following Podcast from 2GuysTalking Our full episode review of Episode 5 of season 1 "The Siege" here on The 2GuysTalking Podcast Network

2's are a rather magical number inside 2GuysTalking. Doing something great twice is never easy. After putting so much work into an initial effort, you sometimes think that capturing lightning in a bottle again, or - perhaps even topping what you've previously done is an impossible feet. Tonite, 2GuysTalking: The Following, takes on not only the review of The Following's episode number two entitled, "Chapter 2. We also are bringing in two local law enforcement officers to tell us about what they see in 2 scenes from the first and second episode of The Following in our Action-Busting segment. These two fine gentleman also are bringing to our audience their second book - The Fallen, a follow up to their original and popular offering, "The Light Bringer" to tell us what's to come with book number 2. So here we are, 2 groups of 2GuysTalking tonite, on The Following Podcast's review of Episode 2, Chapter 2 on The 2GuysTalking Podcast Network

Join 2GuysTalking: the Following for an ultra-quick review of each and every episode of The Following on FOX! This episode recaps episode 2 - Chapter 2 - and don't forget to Like The Following Podcast on Facebook!

The 2GuysTalking Podcast series has been looking for another standard network program to "follow" and not surprisingly, over a year ago when we began the season 6 review of DEXTER, we'd heard about a new, innovative, ground-breaking twisty-turny program called - the following. The true value? Mr. 6 Degrees of separation himself, Kevin Bacon, and a new heart-actually pacemaker pumping edge of your seat story that couldn't be denied. We JUMPED at the domain names, we ha a custom piece of podcast theme music created, the foundation was set, and finally, at the end of our recent 2GuysTalking DEXTER Podcast completion, we made the details to take on this new FOX-based train - The Following. Was the pilot episode an undeniable load hauler, or an undeniable load out of the gate? We'll find out tonite as we rifle through the first episode pilot for The Following here on 2GuysTalking, The Following! Tell us what you think and we'll use your comments on the next show!

Join 2GuysTalking: the Following for an ultra-quick review of each and every episode of The Following on FOX! This episode recaps the initial episode - Pilot - and don't forget to Like The Following Podcast on Facebook!

Feedback, from you the listeners, has been the foundational component inside ALL of The 2GuysTalking properties. As 2012 came to a close, we celebrated not only the most podcasts offered to our audience in our history, but RECORD DOWNLOADS, across our two largest programs, and across our newest programs as well. "What does this tell you, Mike?" you're asking yourselves. Well, it's simple. It means that what we're doing is the right thing and something to truly build on to. Whether you're with us, telling us that we "apparently don't watch the show" or anywhere in-between, this last year, 2012, has been the BEST inside of 2GuysTalking - with even greater things to come, in even larger counts as we roll into 2013. It's time for The 2GuysTalking All-FAN-Input episode for 2012 - starring - you!

Y'know, If you're like me, you like a good swearword now and again. In the case of modern day television, DEXTER has always been able to stretch the bounds of appropriate, in particular in the character guise of one Deb Morgan, cavalier police Detective, Lt. Sister Extraordinaire, etc etc. Now, we're not sure how Showtime networks thought we as fans and in particular the review community were going to review an episode named "Surprise, MotherMotherF@#$%&!" - but guess what: We're doing it, MotherF@#$%&s! It's been 11 all-too-short episodes this season with a vast majority being outstanding, Character development galore. Dexter finds love. Completely engaging moments between brother and sister. A villain that we HATED to see to. Good God - when you lead with your sister, the one in charge of the homicide division inside of Miami Dade Metro, finding out that you're a serial killer inside of EPISODE ONE - where can you go from there? The answer is of course, A SURPRISE, MOTHER FMotherF@#$%&S! Strap in, get some drinks, and prepare for an in-depth discussion like no other about the finale of DEXTER's Season 7, episode 12 - Surprise, MotherF@#$%&!

There are few times in ones life when you think to yourself, "Self, I can't believe what my eyes just showed me..." Now, plenty of us have claimed to see UFOs, ghosts, event the occasional Bigfoot sighting is something that's become a spectacle-like experience here and there. This week's episode of DEXTER - Do You See What I See, during season 7, details not only the Christmas-eve's goings on, but what will a primer for the upcoming season of DEXTER in Season 8. It's final season. What did The 2GuysTalking: DEXTER Podcast see? Did you see what we saw? Join us as we begin this week's dialog concerning Season 7, Episode 11 - the penultimate episode of DEXTER's Season 7 - Do You See What I See? here on The 2GuysTalking: DEXTER Podcast...