3x08 "You Can't Blurry Love"

Is this a podcast about a television series, or a podcast ABOUT a podcast about a television series? Craig takes a deep dive into “Blurryman,” the extremely meta season finale of the 2019 Twilight Zone reboot, then takes a shocking left turn partway through that threatens to change podcasting as we know it forever. Okay, that may be a slight exaggeration. Let’s just say this episode is not to be missed.

“Neither Here Nor There (‘Really? Another Revision?’ Revision)” by Twin Loops

"Twilight Zone 2019 (End Title Theme)" composed by Marius Constant, performed by Marco Beltrami and Brandon Roberts

“Halloween (Main Theme)” composed and performed by John Carpenter, from Halloween: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (copyright 1983 by Varèse Sarabande Records)

Miscellaneous cues from Hangover Square composed and conducted by Bernard Herrmann, from Hangover Square: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (copyright 1945 by Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation)

“The Sleeper Car” performed by Thievery Corporation, from the EP .38.45 (A Thievery Number) (copyright 1998 by ESL Music)

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3x07 "Sturm und Bang"

This week Craig stares down the barrel of “The Blue Scorpion” as he nears the end of the new Twilight Zone’s first season. Along the way he goes off half-cocked on a 20-gauge trip down memory lane, which may have been triggered (ha!) by second-hand TV smoke (hey, weirder things have happened up in here). He also tells the triumphant tale of one man’s endless quest for a Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Award… which, as fate would have it, isn’t so endless at all.  Listen first, ask questions later.

Check out my appearance on Victor Gamboa’s OUTER LIMITS PODCAST here:

http://thetwilightzonepodcast.com/craig-beam-interview/

“Neither Here Nor There (‘Really? Another Revision?’ Revision)” by Twin Loops

“I Never Had No One” performed by Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs (“Old MacDonald Had a Boogaloo Farm” B-side, copyright 1968 by MGM Records)  

“It Ain’t No Easy Thing” performed by Carla Thomas (previously unissued track, recorded between 1960 and 1968, copyright Staxx Records)

“Moon Love” performed by Electric Moon (from the album Lunatics & Lunatics Revenge, copyright 2015 by Sireena Records)

“San and Ashitaka in the Forest of the Deer God” composed by Joe Hisaishi (from the Princess Mononoke soundtrack, copyright 1999 by Milan Records)

Assorted cues from Taxi Driver composed and conducted by Bernard Herrmann (from the Taxi Driver soundtrack, copyright 1976 by Arista Records)

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3x06 "I.C.E.-Scream Cone"

Join us as we celebrate the first day of summer with a light and sunny excursion into…. HA! Not even. This week, the dark and moody “Point of Origin,” the eighth episode of Jordan Peele’s new Twilight Zone series, finds itself trussed up in Craig’s interrogation apparatus. Along the way he crushes slightly on Ginnifer Goodwin (because hey, even woke dudes are weak sometimes), and somehow manages to debut yet another jingle.

“Neither Here Nor There (‘Really? Another Revision?’ Revision)” by Twin Loops

“CineTerra,” “Mirror Image,” “Triton” and “First Crash” composed and conducted by Howard Shore (from the album Crash: The Complete Original Score, copyright 2014 by Howe Records LLC)

“This Land Is Your Land” performed by Arlo Guthrie with The Dillards (from the album Thirty-Two Cents: Postage Due, copyright 2008 by Rising Son Records)

“Immigrant Song” performed by Midnite String Quartet (from the album MSQ Performs Led Zeppelin, copyright 2014 by Roma Music Group)

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3x05 "NAMALTuous"

Men are pigs, am I right? This time around, Craig examines his manhood (not as sexy as it sounds) in relation to the rampant toxic masculinity on display in the new Twilight Zone episode “Not All Men.” Along the way he tries to atone for horn-dogging on writer Heather Anne Campbell, valiantly chides his fellow dudes who refuse to join him on the Woke Train, and manages to debut a brand new jingle in the process.

“Neither Here nor There (‘Really? Another Revision?’ Revision)” by Twin Loops

“Whole Lotta Your Love” performed by Lee Hurst, copyright 1973 by A&M Records

“Hello” performed by Lionel Richie (from the album Can’t Slow Down, copyright 1983 by Motown Records)

“Mysterioso” (library cues ZR-8, ZR-9, ZR-65 and ZR-68) composed by George Hormel, copyright Fairwest Music (USA) Inc. obo Bistro Music (administered by Conexion Media Group, Inc.)

“Dream” composed by Ib Glindemann, copyright EuroScreen Music

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3x04 "She Ain't Heavy, She's My Bradbury"

The day has arrived. After four decidedly underwhelming episodes (and one pretty good one), Jordan Peele’s new Twilight Zone series offers up a bona fide masterpiece: “Six Degrees of Freedom.” Mission to Mars, or incredibly authentic simulation? You decide. And while you’re deciding… GET YOUR ASS TO MARS!

“Neither Here Nor There (‘Really? Another Revision?’ Revision)” by Twin Loops

“Family” performed by The Interrupters featuring Tim Armstrong (from the album The Interrupters, copyright 2014 by Epitaph/Hellcat Records)

“Don’t Blow It” composed and conducted by Cliff Martinez (from the Solaris soundtrack, copyright 2002 by Superb Records)

“Music of the Spheres” performed by Human Mesh Dance (from the album Mindflower, copyright 1994 by Instinct Ambient Records)

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3x02 "Blunt Force Drama"

This week Craig hits the ‘rewind’ button on the third episode of the new Twilight Zone and, well… the third time’s the charm, as they say. With “Replay,” the series (mostly) overcomes its rocky start and presents a worthwhile--- and important--- episode about the black experience in America…. and not from a historical standpoint, either. This is NOW. This is REAL. There’s less humor this week than usual, which is completely appropriate.

“Neither Here Nor There (‘Really? Another Revision?’ Revision)” by Twin Loops

“Oogum Boogum Song” performed by Brenton Wood (from the album Oogum Boogum, copyright 1967 by Double Shot Records)

“Oogum Boogum Song” performed by Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star (from the album Lowrider Baby! Lullaby Versions of Cruisin’ Classics, copyright 2019 by Roma Music Group)

“On Danse a la Villette” performed by Basil Bunelik (solo accordian)

“Steganos” performed by The Honey Sacrifice (from the album Nights in Columbus, copyright 2010 by Neo Ouija Records)

“Backspace Unwind” performed by Lamb (from the album Backspace Unwind, copyright 2014 by Butler Records)

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3x01 "Banana Peele"

 

Left turn! Host Craig suspends his plan to resume covering the first season of the classic Twilight Zone series to instead dive head-first into the first season of the brand new Twilight Zone series from Jordan Peele. This week he gazes suspiciously at the first two episodes (“The Comedian” and “Nightmare at 30,000 Feet”) and shares his knee-jerk reactions with little preparation or time to truly reflect in a meaningful fashion. Are the new episodes worth checking out? You’ll have to listen to get the full scoop. 

“Neither Here Nor There (‘Really? Another Revision?’ Revision)” by Twin Loops

“You’re the Inspiration” by Chicago (from the album Chicago 17, copyright 1983 by Full Moon/Asylum/Warner Bros)

“Medulla Oblongata” by The Dust Brothers (from the Fight Club soundtrack, copyright 1999 by Restless Records)

“Someone Is Watching You” by Andrea Terrinoni (from the album Pulsating Mind: Dreamy Instrumentals and Soundtracks, copyright 2018 by Andrea Terrinoni)

“Unsettling Perspectives” by Andrea Terrinoni (from the album Cinematic Cues Volume 3: Dark Drama, copyright 2016 by Flipper Srl Edizioni Musicali)

“Gloom” by Andrea Terrinoni (from the album Lifeline: Contemporary Emotional Ambient, copyright 2016 by Deneb Records)

TWILIGHT ZONE MAIN TITLE AND END THEMES composed by Marius Constant, performed by Marco Beltrami and Brandon Roberts

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