Crispy Coated Robots
Crispy Coated Robots #229 - Best "One Last Job" Movies
July 09, 2024
Jim Kovacik - Jason Meeker - Joseph Johnson
Season 6
Episode 229
Crispy Coated Robots #229 - Best "One Last Job" Movies
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Crispy Coated Robots
Crispy Coated Robots #229 - Best "One Last Job" Movies
Jul 09, 2024
Season 6
Episode 229
Jim Kovacik - Jason Meeker - Joseph Johnson
This episode should have been called the Gene Hackman episode.
Jim, Jason, and Joseph attempt one more episode about movies focused on doing one last job.
Jim confesses to the life-long guilt of cutting in line to see Beverly Hills Cop.
Look at me. Are you looking at me?
Joseph can't remember movies he's watched, but he definitely remembers Sean Penn's bad hair styles.
John Doe may have the upper hand, but Jim has another Morgan Freeman impression.
Ghandi is frightening.
Jason struggles with the definition of one-last job by offering a job that is followed by two more jobs.
Why can't Joseph stand the Heat?
Does Con-Air have the best ensemble ever assembled?
Jim, Jason, and Joseph attempt one more episode about movies focused on doing one last job.
Jim confesses to the life-long guilt of cutting in line to see Beverly Hills Cop.
Look at me. Are you looking at me?
Joseph can't remember movies he's watched, but he definitely remembers Sean Penn's bad hair styles.
John Doe may have the upper hand, but Jim has another Morgan Freeman impression.
Ghandi is frightening.
Jason struggles with the definition of one-last job by offering a job that is followed by two more jobs.
Why can't Joseph stand the Heat?
Does Con-Air have the best ensemble ever assembled?
This episode should have been called the Gene Hackman episode.
Jim, Jason, and Joseph attempt one more episode about movies focused on doing one last job.
Jim confesses to the life-long guilt of cutting in line to see Beverly Hills Cop.
Look at me. Are you looking at me?
Joseph can't remember movies he's watched, but he definitely remembers Sean Penn's bad hair styles.
John Doe may have the upper hand, but Jim has another Morgan Freeman impression.
Ghandi is frightening.
Jason struggles with the definition of one-last job by offering a job that is followed by two more jobs.
Why can't Joseph stand the Heat?
Does Con-Air have the best ensemble ever assembled?
Jim, Jason, and Joseph attempt one more episode about movies focused on doing one last job.
Jim confesses to the life-long guilt of cutting in line to see Beverly Hills Cop.
Look at me. Are you looking at me?
Joseph can't remember movies he's watched, but he definitely remembers Sean Penn's bad hair styles.
John Doe may have the upper hand, but Jim has another Morgan Freeman impression.
Ghandi is frightening.
Jason struggles with the definition of one-last job by offering a job that is followed by two more jobs.
Why can't Joseph stand the Heat?
Does Con-Air have the best ensemble ever assembled?