February 15, 2025

Post Show Clarity 750

This week on Post Show Clarity we talk about our favorite film cold opens, Ninja Giaden, and we get a little political

Post Show Clarity 750 (YouTube)

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Brandon Salazar · February 21, 2025

Gamer 64 Porn

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Scott MacKay · February 21, 2025

Jurassic Park - wicked cold open.

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Cody · February 21, 2025

This was a heck of a postshow

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Neil Steffens · February 19, 2025

Dang, Garrett made me look into which disc player was better between Xbox Series X and PS5 since I have both; the consensus is the PS5 is better (the opposite of what Garrett claimed)

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Heathcliff · February 18, 2025

I went into Daima expecting the worst. But, I've been enjoying every single episode. It surprised me!

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LumpyNehar · February 17, 2025

This was a great episode guys! I had the flu and you all made me feel at least slightly normal ❤️

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Dustin L · February 16, 2025

Interesting that Garett swore of the Saints Row 3 remaster because of the missing licensed music, but actually played all the way through Lollipop Chainsaw Repop, which was the same situation

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Andrew Suazo · February 17, 2025

suzanne stephanie brain

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brax · February 16, 2025

Casino royale has good cold open

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DoflamingoSnailPhone · February 16, 2025

Love the commentary on class consciousness towards the end of this one. All problems between the left and right stem from those thriving at the top to keep us divided, distracted and suffering at the bottom. Fuck the 1%. #EatTheRich

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Ferby Gengar · February 16, 2025

The boyz sewing the seeds of class consciousness hell yeah

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Austin · February 16, 2025

Please do Scream for movie club! I think yall would love it. Henry Winkler plays the principal, and it’s a perfect balance between scary and funny. It kicks ass!

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Kyle · February 16, 2025

Best cold opens?? Derick already talked about the Bond films Edit: the team behind the Hitman games are making the next Bond game

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Josh G. · February 15, 2025

Acosta/Botte 2028

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LPB · February 15, 2025

One of the crispiest and most commuter-friendly high-quality encoded audio files I have ever heard—it almost feels like FLAC, if not better.