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** Episode 237 was notable for both being Elliott's last appearance in-person on the podcast before moving from New York to Los Angeles and for being the episode that would fall on the show's 10th anniversary. As a result, the Peaches eschewed normal procedure and decided to review ''Film/{{Ishtar}}'', which, during their respective childhoods, was regularly cited as one of the "worst movies of all time" (to the point of being a comic punchline much in the way that ''Film/TheRoom'' has been from 2003 onwards) due to its infamous production history and financial failure.
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** Episode 237 was notable for both being Elliott's last appearance in-person on the podcast before moving from New York to Los Angeles and for being the episode that would fall on the show's 10th anniversary. As a result, the Peaches eschewed normal procedure and decided to review ''Film/{{Ishtar}}'', which, during their respective childhoods, was regularly cited as one of the "worst movies of all time" (to the point of being a comic punchline much in the way that ''Film/TheRoom'' ''Film/{{The Room|2003}}'' has been from 2003 onwards) due to its infamous production history and financial failure.
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** Episode 237 was notable for both being Elliott's last appearance in-person on the podcast before moving from New York to Los Angeles and for being the episode that would fall on the show's 10th anniversary. As a result, the Peaches eschewed normal procedure and decided to review ''Film/{{Ishtar}}'', which, during their respective childhoods, was infamous for being regularly cited as one of the go-to "worst movies of all time" due to its notorious production history and financial failure.
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** Episode 237 was notable for both being Elliott's last appearance in-person on the podcast before moving from New York to Los Angeles and for being the episode that would fall on the show's 10th anniversary. As a result, the Peaches eschewed normal procedure and decided to review ''Film/{{Ishtar}}'', which, during their respective childhoods, was infamous for being regularly cited as one of the go-to "worst movies of all time" (to the point of being a comic punchline much in the way that ''Film/TheRoom'' has been from 2003 onwards) due to its notorious infamous production history and financial failure.
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** Episode 237 was notable for both being Elliott's last appearance in-person on the podcast before moving from New York to Los Angeles and for being the episode that would fall on the show's 10th anniversary. As a result, the Peaches eschewed normal procedure and decided to review ''Film/{{Ishtar}}'', which, during their respective childhoods, was infamous for being regularly cited as one of the go-to "worst movies of all time" due to its notorious production history.
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** Episode 237 was notable for both being Elliott's last appearance in-person on the podcast before moving from New York to Los Angeles and for being the episode that would fall on the show's 10th anniversary. As a result, the Peaches eschewed normal procedure and decided to review ''Film/{{Ishtar}}'', which, during their respective childhoods, was infamous for being regularly cited as one of the go-to "worst movies of all time" due to its notorious production history.history and financial failure.
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* MilestoneCelebration: The show's 200th episode (which happened to fall during their podcast network's annual fundraising drive) had [[SpecialGuest John Hodgman join them]] to help make fun of ''Film/NothingButTrouble'', a movie that Elliott had long proclaimed to be his least-favorite movie of all time (and, as a result, something that the fans had wanted to see them do for a long time).
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** The show's 200th episode (which happened to fall during their podcast network's annual fundraising drive) had [[SpecialGuest John Hodgman join them]] to help make fun of ''Film/NothingButTrouble'', a movie that Elliott had long proclaimed to be his least-favorite movie of all time (and, as a result, something that the fans had wanted to see them do for a longtime).time).
** Episode 237 was notable for both being Elliott's last appearance in-person on the podcast before moving from New York to Los Angeles and for being the episode that would fall on the show's 10th anniversary. As a result, the Peaches eschewed normal procedure and decided to review ''Film/{{Ishtar}}'', which, during their respective childhoods, was infamous for being regularly cited as one of the go-to "worst movies of all time" due to its notorious production history.
** The show's 200th episode (which happened to fall during their podcast network's annual fundraising drive) had [[SpecialGuest John Hodgman join them]] to help make fun of ''Film/NothingButTrouble'', a movie that Elliott had long proclaimed to be his least-favorite movie of all time (and, as a result, something that the fans had wanted to see them do for a long
** Episode 237 was notable for both being Elliott's last appearance in-person on the podcast before moving from New York to Los Angeles and for being the episode that would fall on the show's 10th anniversary. As a result, the Peaches eschewed normal procedure and decided to review ''Film/{{Ishtar}}'', which, during their respective childhoods, was infamous for being regularly cited as one of the go-to "worst movies of all time" due to its notorious production history.
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* MilestoneCelebration: The show's 200th episode (which happened to fall during their podcast network's annual fundraising drive) had [[SpecialGuest John Hodgman join them]] to help make fun of ''Film/NothingButTrouble'', a movie that Elliott had long proclaimed to be his least-favorite movie of all time (and, as a result, something that the fans had wanted to see them do for a long time).
