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* PromotedFanboy: Over the years, a few fans of the show have been brought on a guest commentators for various episodes.
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Alex and Sharon are also responsible for a series of novels under the series titled [[https://www.newcenturymultiverse.com/ The New Century Multiverse]], which have been expanded into full on [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/AudioPlay/TheNewCenturyMultiverse audiodramas]] voiced by themselves, close friends and voice actors, as well as previous guests on the podcast. They initially came into creation as a result of people asking Alex more about what he would have wanted to see in movies and stories, based on what he did and didn't respond to in his preferred kinds of films.
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Alex and Sharon are also responsible for a series of novels under the series titled [[https://www.newcenturymultiverse.com/ The New Century Multiverse]], which have been expanded into full on [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/AudioPlay/TheNewCenturyMultiverse [[AudioPlay/TheNewCenturyMultiverse audiodramas]] voiced by themselves, close friends and voice actors, as well as previous guests on the podcast. They initially came into creation as a result of people asking Alex more about what he would have wanted to see in movies and stories, based on what he did and didn't respond to in his preferred kinds of films.
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* CouchGag: Every episode ends on a song either taken directly from the subject being discussed or thematically related in some way.
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** Alex's belief that Creator/JaiCourtney has no talent for acting and would be better served folding sweaters at the Gap.
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** Alex's belief that Creator/JaiCourtney has no talent for acting and would be better served folding sweaters at the Gap.GAP.
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** ComicBook/Colossus having a deep love for Music/AlternativeRock and Music/NuMetal, specifically Music/DrowningPool.
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** ComicBook/Colossus ComicBook/{{Colossus}} having a deep love for Music/AlternativeRock Main/AlternativeRock and Music/NuMetal, Main/NuMetal, specifically Music/DrowningPool.
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** Often references or directly quotes thoughts about media put forth by other web creators, such as WebVideo/Jimquisition, Creator/BobChipman, WebVideo/JennyNicholson, and Podcast/WeHateMovies.
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** Often references or directly quotes thoughts about media put forth by other web creators, such as WebVideo/Jimquisition, WebVideo/{{Jimquisition}}, Creator/BobChipman, WebVideo/JennyNicholson, and Podcast/WeHateMovies.Podcast/WeHateMovies.
** Alex and Sharon also like to borrow jokes from some of their favorite properties and comedians, such as WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}, Series/ArrestedDevelopment, and Creator/EddieIzzard.
* SigningOffCatchPhrase:
->'''Alex''': "I'm Alex Shaw,"
->'''Sharon''': "and I'm Sharon Shaw,"
->'''Together''': "and school's out."
** Alex and Sharon also like to borrow jokes from some of their favorite properties and comedians, such as WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}, Series/ArrestedDevelopment, and Creator/EddieIzzard.
* SigningOffCatchPhrase:
->'''Alex''': "I'm Alex Shaw,"
->'''Sharon''': "and I'm Sharon Shaw,"
->'''Together''': "and school's out."
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!!This podcast provides examples of:
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*** Eventually expanded to include other creator's Alex and Sharon find bland and untalented.
** Alex's refusal to cover anime in any form, due to the floodgate of suggestions it opens up from anime fans. Often abreviated as "NO ANME!!"
* Whenever Alex invokes CountryMatters, the word will always be censored by sudden insertion of the ThemeTune to WesternAnimation/SkeletonWarriors.
** Alex's refusal to cover anime in any form, due to the floodgate of suggestions it opens up from anime fans. Often abreviated as "NO ANME!!"
* Whenever Alex invokes CountryMatters, the word will always be censored by sudden insertion of the ThemeTune to WesternAnimation/SkeletonWarriors.
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*** Eventually expanded to include other creator's creators Alex and Sharon find bland and untalented.
** Alex's refusal to cover anime in any form, due to the floodgate of suggestions it opens up from anime fans. Oftenabreviated abbreviated as "NO ANME!!"
*ANIME!!"
** Whenever Alex invokes CountryMatters, the word will always be censored by sudden insertion of the ThemeTune toWesternAnimation/SkeletonWarriors.WesternAnimation/SkeletonWarriors.
** After someone goes on a prolonged rant about something they dislike, someone else will usually reply "...So you didn't like it?"
** ComicBook/Colossus having a deep love for Music/AlternativeRock and Music/NuMetal, specifically Music/DrowningPool.
* ShoutOut:
** Often references or directly quotes thoughts about media put forth by other web creators, such as WebVideo/Jimquisition, Creator/BobChipman, WebVideo/JennyNicholson, and Podcast/WeHateMovies.
** Alex's refusal to cover anime in any form, due to the floodgate of suggestions it opens up from anime fans. Often
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** Whenever Alex invokes CountryMatters, the word will always be censored by sudden insertion of the ThemeTune to
** After someone goes on a prolonged rant about something they dislike, someone else will usually reply "...So you didn't like it?"
** ComicBook/Colossus having a deep love for Music/AlternativeRock and Music/NuMetal, specifically Music/DrowningPool.
* ShoutOut:
** Often references or directly quotes thoughts about media put forth by other web creators, such as WebVideo/Jimquisition, Creator/BobChipman, WebVideo/JennyNicholson, and Podcast/WeHateMovies.
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* CreatorCouple: The show is run by married couple Alex and Sharon Shaw.
* ManOfAThousandVoices: Alex is especially gifted at vocal imitation of notable actors. While he doesn't always manage to sound exactly like a given actor, he will often get close enough that you know exactly who he is trying to imitate, [[Main/BriefAccentImitation even if there is nothing to suggest he is about to do so]]. Often used to comedic effect.
* WeAreExperiencingTechnicalDifficulties: This doesn't happen often, but sometimes Alex gets so worked up, they do the cut away to 'soothing hold music', sometimes multiple times if he completely goes off on one.
* ManOfAThousandVoices: Alex is especially gifted at vocal imitation of notable actors. While he doesn't always manage to sound exactly like a given actor, he will often get close enough that you know exactly who he is trying to imitate, [[Main/BriefAccentImitation even if there is nothing to suggest he is about to do so]]. Often used to comedic effect.
* WeAreExperiencingTechnicalDifficulties: This doesn't happen often, but sometimes Alex gets so worked up, they do the cut away to 'soothing hold music', sometimes multiple times if he completely goes off on one.
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** Alex's belief that Creator/JaiCourtney has no talent for acting and would be better served folding sweaters at the Gap.
*** Eventually expanded to include other creator's Alex and Sharon find bland and untalented.
** Alex's refusal to cover anime in any form, due to the floodgate of suggestions it opens up from anime fans. Often abreviated as "NO ANME!!"
* Whenever Alex invokes CountryMatters, the word will always be censored by sudden insertion of the ThemeTune to WesternAnimation/SkeletonWarriors.
* WeAreExperiencingTechnicalDifficulties:
** This doesn't happen often, but sometimes Alex gets so worked up, they do the cut away to 'soothing hold music', sometimes multiple times if he completely goes off on one.
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''Welcome to [[TitleDrop School of Movies.]]''
School of Movies is a weekly [[https://schoolofmovies.podbean.com/ podcast]] where the two hosts do an in depth synopsis, analysis, and sometimes even behind the scenes look at movies. While they primarily focus on genre films that they personally enjoy and have a lot of personal interest behind, they have also covered other forms of media such as video games, comics, music, tv shows, and sometimes even just entertainingly bad reviews on the internet (while new episodes are all under the main feed, much of the back catalog that are not movies are archived [[https://schoolofeverythingelsearchive.podbean.com/ here]], and old movies are archived [[https://schoolofmoviesarchive.podbean.com/ here]].
School of Movies is a weekly [[https://schoolofmovies.podbean.com/ podcast]] where the two hosts do an in depth synopsis, analysis, and sometimes even behind the scenes look at movies. While they primarily focus on genre films that they personally enjoy and have a lot of personal interest behind, they have also covered other forms of media such as video games, comics, music, tv shows, and sometimes even just entertainingly bad reviews on the internet (while new episodes are all under the main feed, much of the back catalog that are not movies are archived [[https://schoolofeverythingelsearchive.podbean.com/ here]], and old movies are archived [[https://schoolofmoviesarchive.podbean.com/ here]].
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School of Movies is a weekly [[https://schoolofmovies.podbean.com/ podcast]] where the two
The podcast has undergone a number of iterations, going by Digital Cowboys, Digital Gonzo, and Digital Drift before settling on its current name. It also regularly has different guests on for certain properties, in part to encourage more thorough roundtable discussion and analysis, but also because those guests often have a special love or familiarity with the intellectual property under discussion. The current lineup always includes Alex and Sharon at least, with guests being brought in on a case by case basis.
More recently, they have expanded their remit further to provide entertaining and in depth discussion on properties that they do not especially enjoy: either through sponsored episodes, covering high profile movies that others love and they do not especially care for, or looking at the works of a director as a whole that are to the hosts, a mixed bag.
The podcast in general tends to center around (or be bookended by) one or more monologues by Alex that includes either personal introspection on what the movie means to him - both good and bad - or a commentary on the life and times that the movie centers around at time of release. The podcast will often include music taken from the soundtracks of said properties, audio from those properties to highlight specific scenes being talked about, or alternately audio from other properties (including comedians, other critics, and internet original content). The podcast tries to be as informative as it is entertaining, hence the specific retitling of the podcast to be referred to as a [[Main/ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin School]].
Alex and Sharon are also responsible for a series of novels under the series titled [[https://www.newcenturymultiverse.com/ The New Century Multiverse]], which have been expanded into full on [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/AudioPlay/TheNewCenturyMultiverse audiodramas]] voiced by themselves, close friends and voice actors, as well as previous guests on the podcast. They initially came into creation as a result of people asking Alex more about what he would have wanted to see in movies and stories, based on what he did and didn't respond to in his preferred kinds of films.
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The podcast in general has undergone many different iterations, sometimes going by the name Digital Cowboys, Digital Gonzo, and Digital Drift. It also regularly has different guests on for certain properties here and there, in part to encourage more thorough roundtable discussion and analysis, but also because those guests often have a special love or familiarity with the intellectual property under discussion. The current lineup always includes Alex and Sharon at least, with guests being brought in on a case by case basis.
More recently, they have expanded their remit further to provide entertaining and in depth discussion on properties that they do not especially enjoy: either being sponsored episodes, high profile movies that others love and they do not especially care for, or looks at the works of a director as a whole that are to the hosts, a mixed bag.
The podcast in general tends to center around (or be bookended by) one or more monologues by Alex that includes either personal introspection on what the movie means to him - both good and bad - or a commentary on the life and times that the movie centers around at time of release. The podcast will often include music taken from the soundtracks of said properties, audio from those properties to highlight specific scenes being talked about, or alternately audio from other properties (including comedians, other critics, and internet original content.) The podcast tries to be as informative as it is entertaining, hence the specific retitling of the podcast to be referred to as a [[Main/ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin School]].
Alex and Sharon are also responsible for a series of novels under the series titled [[https://www.newcenturymultiverse.com/ The New Century Multiverse]], which have been expanded into full on [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/AudioPlay/TheNewCenturyMultiverse audiodramas]] voiced by themselves, close friends and voice actors, as well as previous guests on the podcast. They initially came into creation as a result of people asking Alex more about what he would have wanted to see in movies and stories, based on what he did and didn't respond to in his preferred kinds of films.
More recently, they have expanded their remit further to provide entertaining and in depth discussion on properties that they do not especially enjoy: either being sponsored episodes, high profile movies that others love and they do not especially care for, or looks at the works of a director as a whole that are to the hosts, a mixed bag.
The podcast in general tends to center around (or be bookended by) one or more monologues by Alex that includes either personal introspection on what the movie means to him - both good and bad - or a commentary on the life and times that the movie centers around at time of release. The podcast will often include music taken from the soundtracks of said properties, audio from those properties to highlight specific scenes being talked about, or alternately audio from other properties (including comedians, other critics, and internet original content.) The podcast tries to be as informative as it is entertaining, hence the specific retitling of the podcast to be referred to as a [[Main/ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin School]].
Alex and Sharon are also responsible for a series of novels under the series titled [[https://www.newcenturymultiverse.com/ The New Century Multiverse]], which have been expanded into full on [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/AudioPlay/TheNewCenturyMultiverse audiodramas]] voiced by themselves, close friends and voice actors, as well as previous guests on the podcast. They initially came into creation as a result of people asking Alex more about what he would have wanted to see in movies and stories, based on what he did and didn't respond to in his preferred kinds of films.
* CreatorCouple: The show is run by married couple Alex and Sharon Shaw.
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''... and I'm Sharon Shaw.''\\
''Welcome to [[TitleDrop School of Movies.]]"''
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''Welcome to [[TitleDrop School of Movies.
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->''"I'm Alex Shaw.''\\
''... and I'm Sharon Shaw.''\\
''Welcome to [[TitleDrop School of Movies.]]"''
School of Movies is a weekly [[https://schoolofmovies.podbean.com/ podcast]] where the two hosts do an in depth synopsis, analysis, and sometimes even behind the scenes look at movies. While they primarily focus on genre films that they personally enjoy and have a lot of personal interest behind, they have also covered other forms of media such as video games, comics, music, tv shows, and sometimes even just entertainingly bad reviews on the internet (while new episodes are all under the main feed, much of the back catalog that are not movies are archived [[https://schoolofeverythingelsearchive.podbean.com/ here]], and old movies are archived [[https://schoolofmoviesarchive.podbean.com/ here]].
[[Main/NeverSayThatAgain NO ANIME.]]
The podcast in general has undergone many different iterations, sometimes going by the name Digital Cowboys, Digital Gonzo, and Digital Drift. It also regularly has different guests on for certain properties here and there, in part to encourage more thorough roundtable discussion and analysis, but also because those guests often have a special love or familiarity with the intellectual property under discussion. The current lineup always includes Alex and Sharon at least, with guests being brought in on a case by case basis.
More recently, they have expanded their remit further to provide entertaining and in depth discussion on properties that they do not especially enjoy: either being sponsored episodes, high profile movies that others love and they do not especially care for, or looks at the works of a director as a whole that are to the hosts, a mixed bag.
The podcast in general tends to center around (or be bookended by) one or more monologues by Alex that includes either personal introspection on what the movie means to him - both good and bad - or a commentary on the life and times that the movie centers around at time of release. The podcast will often include music taken from the soundtracks of said properties, audio from those properties to highlight specific scenes being talked about, or alternately audio from other properties (including comedians, other critics, and internet original content.) The podcast tries to be as informative as it is entertaining, hence the specific retitling of the podcast to be referred to as a [[Main/ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin School]].
Alex and Sharon are also responsible for a series of novels under the series titled [[https://www.newcenturymultiverse.com/ The New Century Multiverse]], which have been expanded into full on [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/AudioPlay/TheNewCenturyMultiverse audiodramas]] voiced by themselves, close friends and voice actors, as well as previous guests on the podcast. They initially came into creation as a result of people asking Alex more about what he would have wanted to see in movies and stories, based on what he did and didn't respond to in his preferred kinds of films.
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* ManOfAThousandVoices: Alex is especially gifted at vocal imitation of notable actors. While he doesn't always manage to sound exactly like a given actor, he will often get close enough that you know exactly who he is trying to imitate, [[Main/BriefAccentImitation even if there is nothing to suggest he is about to do so]]. Often used to comedic effect.
* WeAreExperiencingTechnicalDifficulties: This doesn't happen often, but sometimes Alex gets so worked up, they do the cut away to 'soothing hold music', sometimes multiple times if he completely goes off on one.
** This is almost always used when Alex's reaction is partly for comedic effect. If Alex or Sharon are legitimately angered by something in a piece of media, they tend to play it straight, and either de-escalate in real time, or cut away to a more measured response (edited in post live recording.)
->''"I'm Alex Shaw.''\\
''... and I'm Sharon Shaw.''\\
''Welcome to [[TitleDrop School of Movies.]]"''
School of Movies is a weekly [[https://schoolofmovies.podbean.com/ podcast]] where the two hosts do an in depth synopsis, analysis, and sometimes even behind the scenes look at movies. While they primarily focus on genre films that they personally enjoy and have a lot of personal interest behind, they have also covered other forms of media such as video games, comics, music, tv shows, and sometimes even just entertainingly bad reviews on the internet (while new episodes are all under the main feed, much of the back catalog that are not movies are archived [[https://schoolofeverythingelsearchive.podbean.com/ here]], and old movies are archived [[https://schoolofmoviesarchive.podbean.com/ here]].
[[Main/NeverSayThatAgain NO ANIME.]]
The podcast in general has undergone many different iterations, sometimes going by the name Digital Cowboys, Digital Gonzo, and Digital Drift. It also regularly has different guests on for certain properties here and there, in part to encourage more thorough roundtable discussion and analysis, but also because those guests often have a special love or familiarity with the intellectual property under discussion. The current lineup always includes Alex and Sharon at least, with guests being brought in on a case by case basis.
More recently, they have expanded their remit further to provide entertaining and in depth discussion on properties that they do not especially enjoy: either being sponsored episodes, high profile movies that others love and they do not especially care for, or looks at the works of a director as a whole that are to the hosts, a mixed bag.
The podcast in general tends to center around (or be bookended by) one or more monologues by Alex that includes either personal introspection on what the movie means to him - both good and bad - or a commentary on the life and times that the movie centers around at time of release. The podcast will often include music taken from the soundtracks of said properties, audio from those properties to highlight specific scenes being talked about, or alternately audio from other properties (including comedians, other critics, and internet original content.) The podcast tries to be as informative as it is entertaining, hence the specific retitling of the podcast to be referred to as a [[Main/ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin School]].
Alex and Sharon are also responsible for a series of novels under the series titled [[https://www.newcenturymultiverse.com/ The New Century Multiverse]], which have been expanded into full on [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/AudioPlay/TheNewCenturyMultiverse audiodramas]] voiced by themselves, close friends and voice actors, as well as previous guests on the podcast. They initially came into creation as a result of people asking Alex more about what he would have wanted to see in movies and stories, based on what he did and didn't respond to in his preferred kinds of films.
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* ManOfAThousandVoices: Alex is especially gifted at vocal imitation of notable actors. While he doesn't always manage to sound exactly like a given actor, he will often get close enough that you know exactly who he is trying to imitate, [[Main/BriefAccentImitation even if there is nothing to suggest he is about to do so]]. Often used to comedic effect.
* WeAreExperiencingTechnicalDifficulties: This doesn't happen often, but sometimes Alex gets so worked up, they do the cut away to 'soothing hold music', sometimes multiple times if he completely goes off on one.
** This is almost always used when Alex's reaction is partly for comedic effect. If Alex or Sharon are legitimately angered by something in a piece of media, they tend to play it straight, and either de-escalate in real time, or cut away to a more measured response (edited in post live recording.)
