Mason Pitluk's guest appearances

Mason Pitluk

GameBoiz

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Shame Watch

Custodians of Justice

Kevin Miller

Vanessa Gonzalez

Mike MacRae

Owen Egerton

Chris Cubas

Paul Harrison

Paul Giamatti

Amanda Smith

John Smith

Billy Madison

Annie Hall

Uncle Buck

Robyn Reynolds

Aaron Brooks

Rob Gagnon

OwlTail

Comedian Mason Pitluk joins the boys on their final trip of Sandler September with Funny People: the movie that made James realize he likes movies. Oddly enough, the movie isn't very funny. Kenny really loves physical media and they all take a Waterloo break (not sponsored). DISCLAIMER: Aaron discusses his brain surgeries. If you're squeamish about those types of things skip the chunk from 0:22:33 to 0:26:40. Donate to our Patreon to get exclusive access to even more episodes, including our brand new Movie Marathon episodes. Also, rate, review, and subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts.

Comedian Mason Pitluk joins the boys on their final trip of Sandler September with Funny People: the movie that made James realize he likes movies. Oddly enough, the movie isn't very funny. Kenny really loves physical media and they all take a Waterloo break (not sponsored). DISCLAIMER: Aaron discusses his brain surgeries. If you're squeamish about those types of things skip the chunk from 0:22:33 to 0:26:40. <a href="https://www.patreon.com/shamewatch/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Donate to our Patreon</a> to get exclusive access to even more episodes, including our brand new Movie Marathon episodes. Also, <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shame-watch/id1444537134?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">rate, review, and subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts</a>.

47: Funny People with Mason Pitluk

This movie did not play into our worst fears -- it's not war propaganda, it has redeeming and surprisingly strong female roles, and it contains more than a few genuinely entertaining scenes with good acting -- but it's still way too long for the extremely thin plot it's hung on. Basically a slice-of-life for three types of World War II veterans dealing with PTSD, we get yet another terrible protagonist, long and dull scenes of people not growing and changing, and ... I ran out of things. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This movie did not play into our worst fears -- it's not war propaganda, it has redeeming and surprisingly strong female roles, and it contains more than a few genuinely entertaining scenes with good acting -- but it's still way too long for the extremely thin plot it's hung on. Basically a slice-of-life for three types of World War II veterans dealing with PTSD, we get yet another terrible protagonist, long and dull scenes of people not growing and changing, and ... I ran out of things. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

The Best Years of Our Lives with Mason Pitluk

The Whiz Kid may be the smartest person we've ever interviewed. But is he TOO smart for his own good? Featuring Mason Pitluk as the Whiz Kid. 

The Whiz Kid may be the smartest person we've ever interviewed. But is he TOO smart for his own good? Featuring Mason Pitluk as the Whiz Kid.

CoJ #9 The Whiz Kid (feat. Mason Pitluk)

Erik Duemig

For the first time in the history of Earth, the gameboiz did a live podcast. If you missed it, don't worry. It's all recorded and ready for your ears. Join Lux, Griffin, and special guest host Mason Pitluk as they talk about ancient texts, games with siblings, and what it means to be a squire.