This is episode 52 of Top Notch Nonsense…one the way to perform.

Hope everyone has had a great Pride Month and to celebrate we are going over The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert from 1994 starring Terence Stamp, Hugo Weaving and Guy Pearce. As well as the 1995 film To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar starring Wesley Snipes, Patrick Swayze and John Leguizamo.

“The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert” notes without context 52:53-56:44

“To Wong Foo…” notes without context 1:47:52-1:51:31

You can stream The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert free with ads on PlutoTV and To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar is streaming free with ads on Amazon Prime.

The Hot Spot Notes Without Context 45:15-50:08

The Paperboy Notes Without Context 1:39:38-1:40:22

*SPOILERS EVERYWHERE OBVIOUSLYYYYYY AND AS ALWAYS NSFW

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CREDITS:

Artwork By Ed Greer

Music By Rick Wood

Edited By Michael Benson

Produced By Michael Benson and Stephen LeFranc

Hosts: Michael Benson and Maranda Mobley

Cat: Pan

@mjbcomedy on instagram and letterboxd.

@topnotchnonsensepod on tiktok

topnotchnonsensepod@gmail.com

Hello and welcome to Episode 51 of Top Notch Nonsense...Sun Fried Noirs. Don Johnson “The Drifter” gets in over his head in The Hot Spot with Jennifer Connelly while Nicole Kidman lusts after John Cusack with Matthew McConaughey (alumnus of Top Notch Nonsense “Texas Chainsaw Massacre The Next Generation) taking notes and Zac Efron pines for Nicole in The Paperboy.

This week’s films are The Hot Spot from 1990 starring Don Johnson, Virginia Madsen and Jennifer Connelly as well as 2012’s The Paperboy starring Matthew McConaughey, Zac Efron, David Oyelowo, Macy Gray, John Cusacka and Nicole Kidman.

You can stream The Paperboy free with ads on a few platforms including Amazon Prime and The Hot Spot on Pluto TV

The Hot Spot Notes Without Context 45:15-50:08

The Paperboy Notes Without Context 1:39:38-1:40:22

*SPOILERS EVERYWHERE OBVIOUSLYYYYYY AND AS ALWAYS NSFW

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CREDITS:

Artwork By Ed Greer

Music By Rick Wood

Edited By Michael Benson

Produced By Michael Benson and Stephen LeFranc

Hosts: Michael Benson and Maranda Mobley

Cat: Pan

@mjbcomedy on instagram and letterboxd.

@topnotchnonsensepod on tiktok

topnotchnonsensepod@gmail.com

Welcome to episode 50 of Top Notch Nonsense: 90’s SNL Comedies making observed bad jokes and points about addiction, gender, narcissism, generational trauma, among other topics. Unexpectedly crass and sad jokes.

There’s more talk about peeing than what we were expecting. One of these two comedies is actually a comedy.

This week’s films are 1994’s It’s Pat starring Julia Sweeney, Dave Foley and Charles Rocket as well as Stuart Saves His Family from 1995 starring Al Franken, Laura San Giacomo and Vincent D'Onofrio.

It’s Pat and Stuart Saves His Family is available to rent on multiple platforms.

“It’s Pat” Notes without context 1:28:57-1:33:26

“Stuart Saves His Family” Notes without context 2:32:53- 2:36:58

*SPOILERS EVERYWHERE OBVIOUSLYYYYYY AND AS ALWAYS NSFW

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CREDITS:

Artwork By Ed Greer

Music By Rick Wood

Edited By Michael Benson

Produced By Michael Benson and Stephen LeFranc

Hosts: Michael Benson and Maranda Mobley

Cat: Pan

@mjbcomedy on instagram and letterboxd.

@topnotchnonsensepod on tiktok

topnotchnonsensepod@gmail.com