Nick Wiger

Mike Mitchell and Nick Wiger, co-hosts of The Doughboys podcast, dive into the chaos of Steven Spielberg's infamous comedy '1941.' They humorously dissect why a film packed with comedic talent falls flat, pointing out its chaotic narrative and ineffective dialogue. The discussion includes a critique of Spielberg's comedic ambitions and reflections on audience experiences. They also explore bizarre anecdotes, like Eddie Deezen's restaurant bans, and wonder if inserting 'Dumbo' could improve this strange cinematic misfire.

Join Mike Mitchell and Nick Wiger, co-hosts of the Doughboys podcast and chain restaurant aficionados, as they hilariously dissect 'The Hudsucker Proxy.' They delve into the enduring charm of Paul Newman, contrasting the film’s quirky characters with classic Hollywood tropes. The duo riffs on memorable comedic moments and even dips into whimsical Star Wars lore with Yaddle. Expect playful banter about food, personal anecdotes, and reflections on the film’s cultural impact and humor—all while questioning the absurdities of corporate life and cinematic nostalgia.

Nick Wiger and Mike Mitchell, comedians known for their sharp humor and co-hosting duties on The Doughboys, dive into the chaotic world of the 2006 film Ultraviolet. They hilariously dissect the film's confusing rules, including the bizarre vampire-like diseases and Violet's chameleon wardrobe powers. The discussion veers into the absurd, covering Josh Gad's strange relationship with Q*bert in Pixels. Their comedic take reveals the film's myriad flaws, ultimately leading to a collective recommendation to skip it.