E32 - The Great Sundance Ramble

In Episode 32 of The Same Dame Podcast, Amber Wilkinson from Eye for Film joins Jeremy to discuss Sundance and her first Graham Cracker. (Jeremy and Chris were spending Sundance apart in a last-ditch attempt to save their marriage.) These two noble, sleep-deprived film journalists try to stay awake to discuss films like "Life in a Day," "The Great Cinema Holdup," "A Family Portrait in Black and White," "Win Win," "Red State" and many other titles.

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E31 - The Reboot Continues

Episode 31 of The Same Dame Podcast (recorded the same day as the last podcast) continues the dramatic conversation that reached a chilling cliffhanger in episode 30. Will Jeremy and Chris meet Stephen Stewf Coles's jizz-free challenge? Will they go mad and end the episode singing and laughing uncontrolably? Did Jeremy completely misread the trailer of "The Town?" Has the reboot failed so miserably that a re-reboot is on the horizon? Is the answer to any of these questions no?

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E30 - Reboot!

Episode 30 of The Same Dame Podcast (recorded 12/19/10) could also be called episode 2.01. Or not. Whatever. Chris and Jeremy talk "Black Swan," "Never Let Me Go," "Unstoppable" and other random films they saw over the past six months.

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E28 - Aged Like a Finer Wine—Yes, 'Iron Man 2,' 'Metropolis,' 'Treme' and the Art-House Choo Choo

The good news about Episode 28 of the The Same Dame Podcast is that we don't have any more four-month-old podcasts in the queue. (It was recorded May 15.) The bad news is that that's only because we didn't record any episodes for a couple months.

We did, however, debut the Art-House Choo Choo, sure to be a favorite feature in all future podcasts, and offer our first-ever TV series review, of David Simon's "Treme." And we know you've been waiting for our "Iron Man 2" review before you decide whether to see it. It's here! And what's this "Metropolis" movie everyone's been talking about?

Stay tuned for some exciting July-recorded material, including a regular show and a very special San Francisco Silent FIlm Festival report, due out by May 2011. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast (via iTunes if you like) so you won't miss our next thrilling episode.

E27 - Aged Like a Fine Wine—Just in time for the DVDs: Un Prophete, Kick Ass, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Date Night, 3D Again, SitC2 Trailer

We're so thoughtful at The Same Dame Podcast. We could have released Episode 27 several months ago, back when we recorded it. But we know there's a Great Depression reboot going on, and funds are tight. So now that all the films we reviewed ("Kick Ass," "Date Night," "A Prophet" and "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo") will be on DVD soon, it seems like a good time to post this episode. You're welcome!

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E26 - Reboot the Krakens, Train the Dragons, plus Greenberg, Chloe, Green Zone, Mother and More

Episode 26 of The Same Dame Podcast (recorded 4/06/10) contains more movie reviews than we knew what to do with. "How to Train Your Dragon," "Greenberg," "Chloe," "Mother," "Green Zone," "Hot Tub Time Machine" and more. Plus, when did Hollywood start rebooting every franchise a couple years after its last movie? What the hell is going on?

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E25 - No More Oscars*! Islands Shutter! Ghosts Write! Alices Wonder! Sex Toys Sparkle!

Episode 25 is the last episode of The Same Dame Podcast that will include Oscar discussion for…oh, about a year. Recorded 3/11/10, the episode covers the most rushed Oscarcast ever, the three most important releases from the early year and a certain sex toy inspired by Chris's most beloved book and movie franchise.

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