Operation Kino 112: The Searchers, The Simpsons, Mud And Terrible Marvel Music
This week we're highlighting a conversation that Patches had with Glenn Frankel, author of the remarkable new book The Searchers: The Making of an American Legend. We also ponder why Marvel movies have such terrible scores, try to figure out our mild disappointment with Jeff Nichols' Mud, and figure out how on earth Katey never particularly got into The Simpsons. All that plus a lightning round inspired by the panic attacks in Iron Man 3.
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00:00-00:38 Lightning Round
2:03 - 11:25 Da7e's tidbit: Jeff Nichols' Mud
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11:36 - 18:44 Patches' tidbit: The Simpsons-- can you pick a favorite episode?
18:51 - 25:40 Why do Marvel movies have such terrible scores?
26:00 - 51:29 An interview with Glenn Frankel, author of The Searchers: The Making of an American Legend
51:35 - 53:49 Goodbye!