Summary: Your friends in podcasting open this week's show by discussing whether California will cease to change their clocks back and forward in Fall in and Spring. They then leap into discussing movies, continuing last week's conversations about Okja and The Beguiled, while also discussing the Clint Eastwood western Pale Rider and the 1930's Hitchcock thrillers The Man Who Knew Too Much and The 39 Steps.. This week In "Celebrity Deaths" Dean and Phil remember past guest Stephen Furst (episode #124) and esteemed British film critic and journalist Barry Norman. They then continue to discuss current TV as they weigh the merits of the recently completed seasons of "Silicon Valley", "Portlandia" and "Fargo". They also venture into the business side of being an actor, as they discuss the 11th hour deal struck between SAG-AFTRA and the Producers, thereby avoiding a strike, AND they will discuss the upcoming union election and how nasty it is already becoming. Finally, in "Live Event of the Week", Dean previews his solo art show taking place THIS WEEK in Los Angeles! Join us for that special event, won't you?
