Paul Scheer

You either love this movie or you hate it, and guess what - we’re landing all over the LOST ACTION HERO spectrum this episode! Paul Scheer & Jason Mantzoukas join us once again for a clock-busting, rip-roaring time, and we’re unpacking all of this movie’s meta madness.  Is John McTiernan able to parody his own work? Should the kid have actually killed people in this movie (as in the original, edgier script)? Will David have an aneurysm if this episode recording doesn’t end at a reasonable time?Pre-order Paul’s BookAnd if anyone has what Jason is looking for, email blankcheckpodcast@gmail.com and well get it to him. Join our Patreon for franchise commentaries and bonus episodes.Follow us @blankcheckpod on Instagram, Threads, Facebook and X! Buy some real nerdy merch.Connect with other Blankies on our Reddit or DiscordFor anything else, check out BlankCheckPod.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Actor and comedian Paul Scheer talks with Anna about career choices, unexpected casting, surviving on Subway sandwiches, good movies versus favorite movies, and more. They also give some Unqualified advice to Mya and Charlie about navigating relationships and ending communication, as well as discussing their favorite movie scenes and romantic comedies.

Actor and comedian Paul Scheer shares his top pick of the very worst movies, like 'The Room' and 'Miami Connection,' discussing the charm and absurdities of these cinematic disasters. The podcast also touches on Francis Ford Coppola's 'Megalopolis' and its misunderstood nature.

Actor, comedian, and author Paul Scheer shares advice on keeping love alive in a long-term marriage, compromising on roles, and the sweet story of his proposal. The podcast is filled with humor, insights on relationships, intimacy, and personal growth, making it a must-listen for anyone looking for relationship advice.

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Comedian Paul Scheer joins to discuss AI deepfakes, Neuralink chips in the brain, and Taylor Swift deepfake issues. The podcast covers AI advancements, text-to-video models, anime models, and controversial AI content creation. It explores societal impacts of AI, writing assistance with Grammarly, and outrageous movie pitches. The hosts engage in lively discussions on AI tools, technology advancements, and the fusion of AI with various industries.

Dan Harmon, Paul Scheer, Dave Finkel, Tim Doyle, and Rob Schrab discuss the evolution of sitcoms, working with actors, adapting the writing process, funny anecdotes, pitching with passion, and the challenges of incorporating advertisements in sitcom episodes.

Join comedian Paul Scheer, known for his roles in 'The League' and 'How Did This Get Made?', as he dives into the festive world of Christmas movies. They dissect the new Netflix film 'Hot Frosty', uncovering its absurd plot and quirky characters, including a melting snowman that sparks a deeper conversation about emotional connections. The crew also shares their all-time favorite holiday films, debates modern family content, and hilariously critiques the charm and chaos of holiday traditions. It's a fun-filled exploration of what makes Christmas cinema so captivating!

Actor and comedian Paul Scheer discusses his new book and recounts a compelling encounter with Christopher Walken. He shares childhood stories, his love for the LA Clippers, and memories of running a video store. The podcast delves into his personal journey and reflections on trauma and cinema.

Actor and author Paul Scheer discusses his new book 'Joyful Recollections of Trauma' with Marc Maron. They dive into Paul's childhood encounters with older celebrities, his journey of self-discovery, personal growth, and reflections on therapy and parenthood.