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Hosts Sonia Mansfield and Margo D. pay tribute to actress/director Penny Marshall (RIP) and talk about 1992’s “A League Of Their Own,” starring Geena Davis, Lori Petty, Madonna, Rosie O’Donnell and Tom Hanks. Besides, they think there are men in this country who ain’t seen their bosoms.
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Hosts Sonia Mansfield and Margo D. play favorites, sharing the movies and TV shows that they loved the most in 2018.
One more thing, Sonia is kicking herself for not putting “This Is America” by Childish Gambino on her list.
Note from Sonia: “When I sat down to make my list, I didn’t think to put music on my list, but this song and video by Childish Gambino more than deserved to be on my list. I feel like a real dope for not including it. I watched the video countless times, read all the think pieces and – of course – listened to the song. It is definitely one of my favorites of 2018, and it absolutely should have been on my list. This is a huge oversight on my part.”
Hey there, dorks! Host Sonia Mansfield and the handsome producer of Dorking Out, Sonia’s much better half and co-host of the podcast Old Movies, New Beer, David Tracy, drink Narwhal Stout from Sierra Nevada Brewing and talk about “Gremlins” (1984) and “Gremlins 2: The New Batch” (1990).
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Hey there, dorks. We’re postponing our regularly scheduled episode of “Sonia and Margo Destroy Your Childhood” to bring you a very special episode. The world is a dumpster fire right now, so host Sonia Mansfield and Margo D. from Book vs. Movie, The Best Neighbors Podcast, Not Fade Away and Fit Bottom Girls share their favorite comfort movies.
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Hey there, dorks. Hosts Sonia Mansfield and Christopher Allan Smith review “The Happytime Murders,” starring Melissa McCarthy, Maya Ruldoph, Elizabeth Banks and a lot of naughty puppets.
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Hey there, dorks. Sonia and Chris review Spike Lee’s “BlacKkKlansman,” starring John David Washington, Adam Driver, Laurie Harrier, Michael Buscemi and Topher Grace as David Duke.
Sonia and Chris also discuss the recent changes the Academy announced to the Oscars telecast. They have a lot of thoughts and feelings about that.
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Hey there, dorks. The world is a dumpster fire right now. Let’s have some fun and talk about summer movies! Sonia and Margo D. from Book vs. Movie, The Best Neighbors Podcast, Not Fade Away and Fit Bottom Girls share the films that remind them of summer, including “One Crazy Summer,” “Point Break,” “Summer School” and more.
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Hey there, dorks. We have a jam-packed episode, because we have a lot to talk about. We talk about the latest trailer for “Han Solo,” the New Yorker article by Molly Ringwald, “The Problem with Apu” vs. “The Simpsons” and what we like to watch, read or listen to while we’re on airplanes. You can see why we called this the “Random Dorking Edition.”
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Hey there, dorks. BFF of the show Peter Brown, associate editor of Assignment X, joins us to talk about 1984’s “Sixteen Candles.” Written and directed by John Hughes and starring Molly Ringwald and Anthony Michael Hall, this movie was a teen movie staple back in the day. We talk about it with our nostalgia glasses on and off. It’s an interesting discussion about what was acceptable then and now.
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