The Incomparable

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  Agents of SMOOCH February 17, 2023 The Princess Bride

  94 Is This a Kissing Podcast?

  Annette Wierstra with Kathy Campbell, James Thomson and Sarah Hendrica Bickerton

  It’s time for more pirates and the beloved Princess Bride (1987) movie. This is a movie our agents know by heart but they are coming back to after a long period of absence. Does this change our perspective of the classic romantic adventure? We dive right in with a focus on the romance between Princess Buttercup and her Wesley. Is it a great epic romance? They also consider how this story might shift if anyone dared to give it a modern reboot (inconceivable!) or a sequel (looking at you Willow). Drop. Your. Sword. And get ready to skip straight to the kissing parts.

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  Chick Flick Fix April 27, 2021 For our pod-birthday, AJ watches this cult classic for the first time and hopes that people will stop yelling at him about it.

  51 The Princess Bride

  Julia Skott and AJ Knox

  For our pod-birthday, AJ watches this cult classic for the first time and hopes that people will stop yelling at him about it.

  Among the things that got cut for time: The history of snake oil, medieval superstitions about supernumerary fingers, and actual R.O.U.S-es.

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  Defocused August 3, 2015 The Princess Bride

  57 BYOP: Bring Your Own Poison

  Joe Rosensteel and Dan Sturm with Aleen Simms

  When you saw only one set of footprints, that’s when Fezzik was carrying the horse.

  The Princess Bride (1987).

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  Myke at the Movies February 2, 2015 Have fun storming the castle!

  0 "The Princess Bride"

  Myke Hurley with Jason Snell

  We invent “Myke Watches the Movies” with a trip to 1987’s cult classic “The Princess Bride.”

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  The Incomparable Mothership February 21, 2011 The Princess Bride

  25 Studied His Agrippa

  Jason Snell with Dan Moren, Glenn Fleishman, Greg Knauss and Serenity Caldwell

  Hello. Our name is The Incomparable. You killed our father. Prepare to listen to a spoiler-filled podcast about the most quotable movie in the universe, “The Princess Bride.”