Ya Shoulda Seen This By Now

Frank is still away and Dan Luke will still play. Felix Pineiro joins Dan for a soaking wet episode of podcast. I say that because it was raining when we recording this and no other reason whatsoever. In this episode the boys talk about FX's TV show "Atlanta," weather, New York, Breaking Bad as a comedic entity, the intricacies of Louis C.K.'s show "Louie," and the recent presidential debate. It's a slam dunk real ding donger of an episode. I like deep dish pizza.

Frank is away and Dan Luke will play! This episode of Ya Shoulda Seen This By Now features Felix Pineiro of The Felix Show in lieu of Frank Romano. Frank, ostensibly, is somewhere in Venice this week, likely confused and looking for a McDonalds. Dan and Felix talk about Snowden, the new Oliver Stone film. Editors, bad visual flair in film, odd cameos, and sketch troupe Derrick Comedy are also discussed. It's a pretty solid episode of podcast. I like Felix.

Ze boyz be back with a breathless and breakneck rollercoaster of an episode of podcast. Join Ya Shoulda Seen This By Now hosts Frank and Dan as they talk about Frank's impending Italian vacation, tropes in modern horror movies, Dan's recent experience in an improv workshop, and the new film "Don't Breathe." Later, Dan plays armchair therapist for Frank for a non-related bummer of a chat about Frank's personal life and a new character named HVAC Jimmy stops by and drops mad knowledge concerning air vents and HVAC in general. It's the best episode ever laid to tape. And I should know. I'm a goose in a man suit. I like tiny socks.

We yo boyz. We back with hot episode of podcast. This be Ya Shoulda Seen This By Now. We be Frank and Dan. This episode is about the film "Sully." We talk about film structures and Clint Eastwood as a human and or director and Dan has a series of narcissistic fits. Last night I came home hammered and slammed a whole deep dish pizza down my throat. Nothing will ever fill the hole deep inside of me. Bummer.

Episode 101 and still going strong! Frank makes a douchbag-move and reflects on Dan's romantic & educational past. They also chat HBO's The Night Of and Frank's inability to note the cat metaphor. All in all, Dan proves himself the smarter and more insightful commentator; but I guess that's how it usually goes. Frank will go cry now.  

It's episode 100 of Ya Shoulda Seen This By Now! Frank and Dan reflect on the two years they have run this show. Shortly after Stranger Things is discussed. Dan reads some text messages on air. Frank has a super creepy mental breakdown regarding a listener at the very end. The whole thing is a total trainwreck. Just like this show. I like yoga pants.

Dan and Frank are at it again with another episode os Ya Shoulda Seen This by Now. This time they discuss BoJack Horseman Season 3. Make sure to check out our chat on seasons 1 and 2. In this episode Dan stays more focused than usual as we discuss ball of yarn jokes, depression, and how his apartment smells like garbage. It's a goodie.

Frank and Dan are back with another episode of Ya Shoulda Seen This By Now. Our heroes discuss the latest Seth Rogen movie "Sausage Party," dads, Frank's webseries, Suicide Squad, and DC and Marvel. It's chill, babe.

This episode of Ya Shoulda Seen This by Now​ deals in topics of Frank’s famous “lactose parties,” if Harley Quinn is “bro feminism,” and if Suicide Squad​ is the worst movie ever made. Then, suddenly, Frank goes on what can only be considered a ten minute tirade about all sorts of insane crap while Dan says things like “Okay,” or “yes.” It’s a dumb-breezy-chicken fried-real fun time of a show, folks. So, what are you doing? Go get at it.

This is it. Frank and I finally conclude our discussion of the Bourne franchise (at least for the foreseeable future) and that means that we're here to talk about Jason Bourne. We cover a broad range of topics including stupid spy cameras, old looking computer hacking, that moment in every bad movie where a person looks at a computer screen and says "enhance," and if there is hope for the Bourne franchise after this stinker. I dunno, you guys. W/e.

We cap off our Star Trek reboot retrospective with Star Trek Beyond! That's right, the third and latest picture in the Star Trek reboot franchise. Topics include Comic Con 2016, changing directors, angry fans, Coronas, and family. Oh, and Dan discusses how much his parents disappoint him. This is a good episode, my friends.  

The boys have returned with another dope episode of Ya Shoulda Seen This By Now. Frank and Dan wax poetic about Star Trek Into Darkness. Topics covered include Dan's recent trip to the east coast, white washing in Hollywood, Benedict Cumberbach's famous autistic stare, and if Into Darkness is an action or science fiction flick. It's a rad and super dope time. Word, man. Word.

This week your favorite chaps here at YSSTBN are revisiting the rebooted Star Trek franchise! We talk "foot farts", franchise Janitor J.J. Abrams, and donut tracking shots. Excited? No? Next week is Into Darkness and then we wrap it up with Beyond on the 24th. Cool? This episode is brought to you by Video Village! Check out the new record "That Which I Declined" atwww.videovillage.bandcamp.com. It's the bomb.

Your favorite dynamic duo is back for another episode of Ya Shoulda Seen This by Now. This week it's HBO's Game of Thrones Season 6! Frank & Dan talk technical achievements, sinister smiles, and radio segues. It's a good romp. And hey! If you haven't yet, check out Dan's new EP, "That Which I Declined" at www.videovillage.bandcamp.com. That's Dan's band. That's right, Dan Luke. Hello?

In this episode of Ya Shoulda Seen This by Now, Dan is deeply disturbed by Frank’s impression of a handicapped Jeremy Renner and confesses his love-hate relationship with Tony Gilroy. That’s right, we finally saw The Bourne Legacy; and were reminded why we had never made the effort to see it in the first place. It’s a good episode, I guess. This episode is brought to you by Video Village! Check out the new record "That Which I Declined" atwww.videovillage.bandcamp.com. It's the bomb.

In this episode of Ya Shoulda Seen This by Now Frank and Dan talk about Legos, IKEA, being super tired, cysts, and Reddit. That's a long way of saying we reviewed The Bourne Ultimatum. It's a super feel good time. Yay. This episode is brought to you by Video Village! Check out the new record "That Which I Declined" at www.videovillage.bandcamp.com. It's the bomb.  

In this episode of Ya Shoulda Seen This by Now Frank and Dan talk about the Super Mario Bros. movie, the visual chaos that is Paul Greengrass, and if Tony Gilroy is a majestic piece of garbage. That's a long way of saying we reviewed The Bourne Supremacy. It's a super neat time. Wow. This episode is brought to you by Video Village! Check out the new record "That Which I Declined" at www.videovillage.bandcamp.com. It's the bomb.

In this episode of Ya Shoulda Seen This by Now Frank and Dan talk about Frank's wedding, modern action movies, good film trilogies, and if Jeremy Renner got burned hard at his shot at the Bourne movies. That's a long way of saying we reviewed The Bourne Identity. It's a super rad time. Word. This episode is brought to you by Video Village! Check out the new record "That Which I Declined" at www.videovillage.bandcamp.com. It's the bomb.

Yo! We're on a roll with quality episodes right now. I'm serious. So, I'll get right to it -- this week Frank and I talk about X-Men: Apocalypse. What’s up dudes and dudettes? It’s Dan Luke here to talk all things Ya Shoulda Seen this By Now. In this episode Frank and I discuss Dan's new Video Village EP, Frank's special new project, and characters vs. cliches in film! That’s a long way of saying we reviewed X-Men: Apocalypse. I thought this was a real stinker, ladies. Frank hates cheeseburgers. I am a real sweetheart. Anyway — what ever happened to Fruit Roll Ups? I like remote control. This episode is brought to you by Little Boy Jr, Super Fightcast, Video Village, and Nick & Younis.

Yo! I think this is the best episode of the show we've ever recorded. I'm serious. So, I'll get right to it -- this week Frank and I talk about X-Men: Days of Future Past. What’s up dudes and dudettes? It’s Dan Luke here to talk all things Ya Shoulda Seen this By Now. In this episode Frank and I discuss our experiences sharing the same stripper, whirleyball, and Brian Singer's strengths and weaknesses! That’s a long way of saying we reviewed X-Men: Days of Future Past. I thought this was one of the best movies I've seen in years. Frank hates local business. I blocked my Dad on iMessage. Anyway — what ever happened to Don King? I like Spongebob. This episode is brought to you by Little Boy Jr, Super Fightcast, Video Village, and Nick & Younis.