With four episodes of Season 3 now under its belt, WWWS continues to build on its recent run of form. The audio is behaving, the rhythm is holding, and The Last Great Podcast Of The Modern Era is beginning to look less like an idle boast and more like a claim that would benefit from absolutely no independent scrutiny.
This week introduces This Week in 1926, a new journey into the newspapers of a century ago. From peculiar headlines and curious local happenings to the everyday details of a world long gone, the guys explore what was making news in 1926 - and discover that the past had no shortage of material worth bringing back into the present.
Greenlit? also returns, with Big Uke once again tasked with identifying the completely fabricated television premise among a collection of shows that actually made it to air. His instincts will be tested. Television history will be left to defend itself.
Meanwhile, Big Uke receives a new movie assignment, continuing the show’s well-established tradition of turning leisure time into mandatory cinematic homework. The viewing schedule waits for no one.
And, naturally, 3 Things That Can Kick Rocks closes things out, because a hundred years of history and several episodes of renewed momentum have done nothing to reduce the world’s supply of irritating nonsense.
A century of headlines. Questionable television. Mandatory movie homework. Fresh grievances.
The momentum continues. The archive expands. The legend grows.
Keep your expectations low. The Last Great Podcast Of The Modern Era is now exploring the past for material to sustain its future.
Show lessWith four episodes of Season 3 now under its belt, WWWS continues to build on its recent run of form. The audio is behaving, the rhythm is holding, and The Last Great Podcast Of The Modern Era is beginning to look less like an idle boast and more like a claim that would benefit from absolutely no independent scrutiny. This week introduces This Week in 1926, a new journey into the newspapers of a century ago.
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