Shawn Bourdo

This episode deals with spirits, flaming hot cheese flavors, bacon burger crisps and trains across India. Paul McCartney and Charles Emerson Winchester III make guest appearances.

Previously on FTCH, we talked twins, made a bargain, and wondered how Wendy’s fit a spicy chicken into a Pringle. This week brought more of the same. August in Texas and at my work is very much wash, rinse, repeat. The stretch run of the month is at hand but I’ll do my best not…

This week we look back on twins, a Father at the Front, more Kit Kats, and there’s a Bargain to be enjoyed.

This week we entertain our sweet tooth with a look at candy good and bad along with some sweet music before taking out the trash.

David Cronenberg directs Stephen King’s story of a reluctant hero who has a terrifying vision of the future.

We visit the Key, solve mysteries, and have a tropical snack and beverage while we ponder some old and some new songs.

From the Black Widow to the Blues, the hazy days of summer are here and they’ve brought snacks.

We’re moving on to Episode two and I’m starting to get more into my groove.

The format will still be fluid and more stream of consciousness, much like hanging out with me for a couple hours. It’s meant to be small bites and to elicit further discussion if warranted or requested.

Mystery Inc. meets King Arthur and the hijinks take precedent.

The books, the music, the tacos, and even more of the rest of my entertainment projects of 2020.

Here’s what filled my days and nights this past year.

The theaters might not be coming back in our near future but there are plenty of entertainment opportunities for those who prospect the apps.

This Festival of Fright puts the franchise in a good light at their most appropriate holiday.

Six songs that may or may not have shook the world are featured in this documentary series.

Shawn and Kim return to the fold with some random subjects but spot on opinions.

I appreciate your patience with me through the year with my silly little projects.

We live in a very high-quality, TV-show era now. 

The best of movie lists of 2019 for movies I saw and ones I should have seen. And a stab at 2020.

The Gang returns to the setting of their best film with less exciting results.

A fabulous package arrives to celebrate 50 years of Scooby-Doo.

Celebrity guest stars crossover to help solve mysteries with Mystery Inc.

Thirty-five years later, our teenagers return to capture the last ghost.

In which Shawn ranks things that happened through 2018 and counts all the things in his life.

In which Shawn ranks some television from 2018 and 1988.

In which Shawn ranks a bunch of movies from 2018 and 1988.

Thirty-five years later, this teen comedy still totally hits the spot.

“Two in, I’m still not overly impressed.” – Kim

Francis Ford Coppola weaves an interesting story of a car, a man, and a Dream.

If you don’t like food jokes, then this movie will not be for you.

Billy Wilder finds a way to work in another stellar project into his later career.

Another year of Con but this time it’s the Big Picture.

‘Vigil’ shows much of the talent and promise that would be delivered in ‘The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey.’

“I’m excited with the possibilities of this season and this was certainly just an appetizer.” – Shawn

The early adventures of Daphne and Velma fall flat.

“This may be the shark just waiting to be jumped.” – Shawn

“Let me fill you in on what happened in this episode: absolutely nothing nearly as exciting as it should have been.” – Kim

This “Walking Dead” parody is a nice companion to the show.

“I have that good nervous feeling for next week.” – Shawn

“I am hopeful, once again, that they’ll give me something to miss over the summer.” – Kim

A mid-season episode made me say “I can’t wait until next week.” for the first time in years. – Shawn

For what was mostly set up to be a time-waste episode…I was entertained and maybe that’s my new standard for this show. – Shawn

“I hate how hard it has gotten for me to watch this show and actually enjoy it or feel anything about the characters.” – Kim

Why didn’t they call this episode “Coral”?

Two disappointing Bette Midler films from 1988 and 1991 are teamed up in a not-so-funny double feature.

Scooby-Doo going out with a bust instead of a bang.

So here’s the final set of my 2017 lists.

So here’s the next set of my 2017 lists.

So here’s the first set of my 2017 lists.