Hell yes! Comedian, producer and sensitive son Bo Jagger Essery is our guest for this episode where we discuss a movie he worshipped as a child: 2000 comedy "Little Nicky", starring Adam Sandler, Patricia Arquette, Harvey Keitel, and Rhys Ifans. Join us on this diabolical ride!   For more Bo, follow him on Instagram: @bojaggeressery! And if you're in Victoria BC, check out his various shows like the Sült Mine Open Mic every Thursday at Sült Perogi Bar, and the Laugh Riot Comedy show every second Tuesday at the Victoria Event Centre.     *NSFW (mild swearing)*  *This episode contains SPOILERS*   Music by The Castagne's : http://www.thecastagnes.ca   *** I respectfully acknowledge the Lekwungen peoples on whose unceded territory this podcast is produced, and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ nations whose relationships with these lands and waters shape their political thought, governance and self-determining authority that should inform how we all relate to this place.***     What Did I Miss? is a podcast where guests introduce TV shows and movies from their childhood to a host who has never seen them before.   French Canadian expat MJ Bourque asks her guests to introduce her to the movies and TV shows of their childhood so she can catch up on the cultural references she missed out on growing up in another language.   Every episode we recap the plot of the media in question, dive into some pieces of trivia, and learn a bit more about the guests themselves.   Follow What Did I Miss? on social media for news and pictures of what is referenced in the episode: Facebook - Instagram - Twitter

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#36 – Little Nicky with Bo Jagger Essery

Hello, you've reached the winter of our discontent. We couldn't answer your call because Sara Emmett is here to introduce us to the 1994 romantic comedy "Reality Bites", written by Helen Childress, directed by Ben Stiller, and starring Winona Ryder, Ethan Hawke, Janeane Garofalo and Steve Zahn. At the beep, please leave your name, number, and a brief justification for the ontological necessity of modern man's existential dilemma, and we'll get back to you.   For more Sara Emmett, follow her on IG: @saraemmett. She's also on Twitter: @quitecliche.   *NSFW (mild swearing)*  *This episode contains SPOILERS*   Music by The Castagne's : http://www.thecastagnes.ca     *** I respectfully acknowledge the Lekwungen peoples on whose unceded territory this podcast is produced, and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ nations whose relationships with these lands and waters shape their political thought, governance and self-determining authority that should inform how we all relate to this place.***     What Did I Miss? is a podcast where guests introduce TV shows and movies from their childhood to a host who has never seen them before.   French Canadian expat MJ Bourque asks her guests to introduce her to the movies and TV shows of their childhood so she can catch up on the cultural references she missed out on growing up in another language.   Every episode we recap the plot of the media in question, dive into some pieces of trivia, and learn a bit more about the guests themselves.   Follow What Did I Miss? on social media for news and pictures of what is referenced in the episode: Facebook - Instagram - Twitter

#35 – Reality Bites with Sara Emmett

Comedian and producer Zane Oak paw-d us a visit to discuss the 1967 musical comedy "Doctor Dolittle", directed by Richard Fleischer and starring Rex Harrison, Samantha Eggar and Anthony Newley!   For more Zane Oak, find him on IG: @oakzane! If you are in Victoria BC, check out his comedy show every Monday at the Vicious Poodle!     *NSFW (mild swearing)*  *This episode contains SPOILERS*   Music by The Castagne's : http://www.thecastagnes.ca     *** I respectfully acknowledge the Lekwungen peoples on whose unceded territory this podcast is produced, and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ nations whose relationships with these lands and waters shape their political thought, governance and self-determining authority that should inform how we all relate to this place.***     What Did I Miss? is a podcast where guests introduce TV shows and movies from their childhood to a host who has never seen them before.   French Canadian expat MJ Bourque asks her guests to introduce her to the movies and TV shows of their childhood so she can catch up on the cultural references she missed out on growing up in another language.   Every episode we recap the plot of the media in question, dive into some pieces of trivia, and learn a bit more about the guests themselves.   Follow What Did I Miss? on social media for news and pictures of what is referenced in the episode: Facebook - Instagram - Twitter

#34 – Doctor Dolittle (1967) with Zane Oak

Comedian and math-doer Erin Haley makes it rain with her knowledge of 1994 comedy "Blank Check", starring  Brian Bonsall, Karen Duffy, James Rebhorn, and Tone Lōc. Join us on this adventure and you too can learn the true meaning of "more money more problems".   For more Erin Haley, check her out on Twitter: @WestCoastErin.   *NSFW (mild swearing)*  *This episode contains SPOILERS*   Music by The Castagne's : http://www.thecastagnes.ca     *** I respectfully acknowledge the Lekwungen peoples on whose unceded territory this podcast is produced, and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ nations whose relationships with these lands and waters shape their political thought, governance and self-determining authority that should inform how we all relate to this place.***     What Did I Miss? is a podcast where guests introduce TV shows and movies from their childhood to a host who has never seen them before.   French Canadian expat MJ Bourque asks her guests to introduce her to the movies and TV shows of their childhood so she can catch up on the cultural references she missed out on growing up in another language.   Every episode we recap the plot of the media in question, dive into some pieces of trivia, and learn a bit more about the guests themselves.   Follow What Did I Miss? on social media for news and pictures of what is referenced in the episode: Facebook - Instagram - Twitter

#33 – Blank Check with Erin Haley

Yo Joe! Comedian Drew Farrance is here to drill us in the military art of 1987 animated action movie: "G.I. Joe The Movie", based on the Hasbro toy line, coproduced by Sunbow Productions and Marvel Productions and starring the voices of Don Johnson, Burgess Meredith and Sgt. Slaughter.   So be a credit to your country and join us on this wild ride where men are snakes and snakes are javelins! This I command!   *NSFW (mild swearing)*  *This episode contains SPOILERS*   Music by The Castagne's : http://www.thecastagnes.ca     *** I respectfully acknowledge the Lekwungen peoples on whose unceded territory this podcast is produced, and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ nations whose relationships with these lands and waters shape their political thought, governance and self-determining authority that should inform how we all relate to this place.***     What Did I Miss? is a podcast where guests introduce TV shows and movies from their childhood to a host who has never seen them before.   French Canadian expat MJ Bourque asks her guests to introduce her to the movies and TV shows of their childhood so she can catch up on the cultural references she missed out on growing up in another language.   Every episode we recap the plot of the media in question, dive into some pieces of trivia, and learn a bit more about the guests themselves.   Follow What Did I Miss? on social media for news and pictures of what is referenced in the episode: Facebook - Instagram - Twitter

#32 – G.I. Joe: The Movie (1987) with Drew Farrance

Despite his "notobriety", we got Burke from the Bad Expectations podcast to be our guest for this episode! He chose to introduce us to one of his early teenagehood favourites: 1999 comedy "Trippin'", starring  Deon Richmond, Maia Campbell, Donald Faison, and Anthony Anderson. We're in for a truly dubiostic time!   Make sure you check out Bad Expectations on Youtube: https://bit.ly/3tOHufV! The podcast is also available on Spotify, Apple Podcast, and other places you find podcast!    *NSFW (mild swearing)*  *This episode contains SPOILERS*   Music by The Castagne's : http://www.thecastagnes.ca     *** I respectfully acknowledge the Lekwungen peoples on whose unceded territory this podcast is produced, and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ nations whose relationships with these lands and waters shape their political thought, governance and self-determining authority that should inform how we all relate to this place.***     What Did I Miss? is a podcast where guests introduce TV shows and movies from their childhood to a host who has never seen them before.   French Canadian expat MJ Bourque asks her guests to introduce her to the movies and TV shows of their childhood so she can catch up on the cultural references she missed out on growing up in another language.   Every episode we recap the plot of the media in question, dive into some pieces of trivia, and learn a bit more about the guests themselves.   Follow What Did I Miss? on social media for news and pictures of what is referenced in the episode: Facebook - Instagram - Twitter

#31 - Trippin' with Burke

Do what you dream, jump on your luck dragon and join us on this fantastical new episode! Comedian and artist Alex Forman is here to discuss the 1984 fantasy film: The Neverending Story, directed by Wolfgang Petersen, starring Noah Hathaway, Barret Oliver, Tami Stronach.    For more Alex Forman, follow her improv troupe Entertainment Village on Instagram: @entertainmentvillage!   *NSFW (mild swearing)*  *This episode contains SPOILERS*   Music by The Castagne's : http://www.thecastagnes.ca     *** I respectfully acknowledge the Lekwungen peoples on whose unceded territory this podcast is produced, and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ nations whose relationships with these lands and waters shape their political thought, governance and self-determining authority that should inform how we all relate to this place.***     What Did I Miss? is a podcast where guests introduce TV shows and movies from their childhood to a host who has never seen them before.   French Canadian expat MJ Bourque asks her guests to introduce her to the movies and TV shows of their childhood so she can catch up on the cultural references she missed out on growing up in another language.   Every episode we recap the plot of the media in question, dive into some pieces of trivia, and learn a bit more about the guests themselves.   Follow What Did I Miss? on social media for news and pictures of what is referenced in the episode: Facebook - Instagram - Twitter

#30 – The Neverending Story with Alex Forman

We got a spooktacular episode for you tonight! Comedian and podcaster Barry Underwood dug up one of his favourite movies as a child: 1995 horror comedy "Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight" directed by Ernest Dickerson, starring Billy Zane, William Sadler, Jada Pinkett, C. C. H. Pounder, Dick Miller and Thomas Haden Church. Frights, camera, action!   For more Barry Underwood, his IG is @damnyouabox. Go check out his new podcast "Bad Expectations" on Youtube, also available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other places you get your podcasts!   You can also check out his other podcasts, SMRT and Drunk at Noon.   *NSFW (mild swearing)*  *This episode contains SPOILERS*   Music by The Castagne's : http://www.thecastagnes.ca     *** I respectfully acknowledge the Lekwungen peoples on whose unceded territory this podcast is produced, and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ nations whose relationships with these lands and waters shape their political thought, governance and self-determining authority that should inform how we all relate to this place.***     What Did I Miss? is a podcast where guests introduce TV shows and movies from their childhood to a host who has never seen them before.   French Canadian expat MJ Bourque asks her guests to introduce her to the movies and TV shows of their childhood so she can catch up on the cultural references she missed out on growing up in another language.   Every episode we recap the plot of the media in question, dive into some pieces of trivia, and learn a bit more about the guests themselves.   Follow What Did I Miss? on social media for news and pictures of what is referenced in the episode: Facebook - Instagram - Twitter

#29 – Demon Knight with Barry Underwood

I just got an idea... for a big Art Attack (episode)! Comedian Chelsea Lou is back in the studio to introduce us to something that played a huge role in her lifelong love for art: British television children's programme "Art Attack", hosted by Neil Buchanan from 1990 to 2007.   So grab your paintbrushes, your loo rolls and your PVA glue, and join us on this nostalgia-fueled conversation where we muse on each other's relationship with art, crafting in the 90's and what it means to be an art teacher.   For more Chelsea Lou, go follow her excellent Twitter account: @chelsealou_who. Subscribe to her TikTok: @chelsealou_who!   *NSFW (mild swearing)*   Music by The Castagne's : http://www.thecastagnes.ca     *** I respectfully acknowledge the Lekwungen peoples on whose unceded territory this podcast is produced, and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ nations whose relationships with these lands and waters shape their political thought, governance and self-determining authority that should inform how we all relate to this place. ***     What Did I Miss? is a podcast where guests introduce TV shows and movies from their childhood to a host who has never seen them before.   French Canadian expat MJ Bourque asks her guests to introduce her to the movies and TV shows of their childhood so she can catch up on the cultural references she missed out on growing up in another language.   Every episode we recap the plot of the media in question, dive into some pieces of trivia, and learn a bit more about the guests themselves.   Follow What Did I Miss? on social media for news and pictures of what is referenced in the episode: Facebook - Instagram - Twitter

#28 – Art Attack with Chelsea Lou

Kicking off SEASON 2 of the podcast, we welcome comedian Kendall Clark to the What Did I Miss locker room for the first time! He's here to introduce us to the hilarious and surprisingly layered 1977 hockey comedy movie and cult classic "Slap Shot", starring Paul Newman and Michael Ontkean.   So put on your foil and join us on the ice where we discuss such topics as toxic masculinity, Eddie Shore's career and French-Canadian representation in movies.   For more Kendall Clark, follow him on IG and Twitter: @mrsofa97!   *This episode contains spoilers* *NSFW (mild swearing)*   Music by The Castagne's : http://www.thecastagnes.ca   RECORDED AT THE VICTORIA EVENT CENTER: The VEC is a non-profit multipurpose venue for arts, celebrations and community in Victoria, BC. Help support local artists by donating here: https://victoriaeventcentre.ca/donate/   *** I respectfully acknowledge the Lekwungen peoples on whose unceded territory this podcast is produced, and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ nations whose relationships with these lands and waters shape their political thought, governance and self-determining authority that should inform how we all relate to this place. ***     What Did I Miss? is a podcast where guests introduce TV shows and movies from their childhood to a host who has never seen them before.   French Canadian expat MJ Bourque asks her guests to introduce her to the movies and TV shows of their childhood so she can catch up on the cultural references she missed out on growing up in another language.   Every episode we recap the plot of the media in question, dive into some pieces of trivia, and learn a bit more about the guests themselves.   Follow What Did I Miss? on social media for news and pictures of what is referenced in the episode: Facebook - Instagram - Twitter

#27 – Slap Shot with Kendall Clark

Ok folks, Get'cha Head in the Game because comedian/writer Julya Van Der Sloot is back in the studio! She's here to introduce me to 2006 Disney musical TV movie "High School Musical", starring Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Tisdale, which is exactly What I've Been Looking For!  Don't just Stick to the Status Quo! Join us on this slightly long but delightful conversation as we discuss hoop dudes, freaky math geniuses, and how this movie came this close to being Grease 3.  Follow Julya's hilarious Twitter account @jules_vds (IG: @julesvandersloot) and find her writings on her Medium page: @julyavandersloot.  *This episode contains spoilers* *NSFW (mild swearing)*  Music by The Castagne's : http://www.thecastagnes.ca  *** I respectfully acknowledge the Lekwungen peoples on whose unceded territory this podcast is produced, and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ nations whose relationships with these lands and waters shape their political thought, governance and self-determining authority that should inform how we all relate to this place. ***   What Did I Miss? is a podcast where guests introduce TV shows and movies from their childhood to a host who has never seen them before.  French Canadian expat MJ Bourque asks her guests to introduce her to the movies and TV shows of their childhood so she can catch up on the cultural references she missed out on growing up in another language.  Every episode we recap the plot of the media in question, dive into some pieces of trivia, and learn a bit more about the guests themselves.  Follow What Did I Miss? on social media for news and pictures of what is referenced in the episode: Facebook - Instagram - Twitter

#26 – High School Musical with Julya Van Der Sloot

It's our one-year anniversary! And for the occasion, I decided to do things a little differently: For this episode, we flipped the format! That's right! Instead of having my guest show me a piece of media from their childhood that I've never seen before, I'M THE ONE showing my guest something that I grew up with, that my English Canadian friends missed out on!  My guest is once again the hilarious comedian Evan Mumford, who graciously accepted to subject himself to this experiment. I am showing him a few sketches from the Quebecois comedy group "Les Chick'n Swell", specifically from their 2001 TV show that aired on Radio-Canada (aka "french CBC"), written and performed by Daniel Grenier, Francis Cloutier and Simon-Olivier Fecteau.  If you're curious and wish to go on that discovery journey with us, I strongly suggest you head on to our Youtube channel, where I uploaded the sketches we watched for the episode WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES that I made myself: https://bit.ly/3iaaMBH   For more Evan Mumford, follow him on IG: @evanmumford!  And check out his podcast Must Be Nice! Available on all the usual platforms.  *NSFW (mild swearing)*  Music by The Castagne's : http://www.thecastagnes.ca  *** I respectfully acknowledge the Lekwungen peoples on whose unceded territory this podcast is produced, and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ nations whose relationships with these lands and waters shape their political thought, governance and self-determining authority that should inform how we all relate to this place. ***   What Did I Miss? is a podcast where guests introduce TV shows and movies from their childhood to a host who has never seen them before.  French Canadian expat MJ Bourque asks her guests to introduce her to the movies and TV shows of their childhood so she can catch up on the cultural references she missed out on growing up in another language.  Every episode we recap the plot of the media in question, dive into some pieces of trivia, and learn a bit more about the guests themselves.  Follow What Did I Miss? on social media for news and pictures of what is referenced in the episode: Facebook - Instagram - Twitter

#25 – Les Chick'n Swell with Evan Mumford

As the year's end draws near, it's time to look to the future... or past? The multi-talented Paul Shortt (Actor, Writer, Producer, Musician, Improviser & Puppeteer) paid us a visit to talk about the 1989 scifi comedy movie: "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure", starring Keanu Reeves, Alex Winter and George Carlin.   Follow Paul on Instagram: @itspaulshortt! Or on Twitter, also at @itspaulshortt!  *This episode contains spoilers* *NSFW (mild swearing)*   Music by The Castagne's : http://www.thecastagnes.ca   *** I respectfully acknowledge the Lekwungen peoples on whose unceded territory this podcast is produced, and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ nations whose relationships with these lands and waters shape their political thought, governance and self-determining authority that should inform how we all relate to this place. ***   What Did I Miss? is a comedy podcast where guests introduce TV shows and movies from their childhood to a host who has never seen them before.  French Canadian expat MJ Bourque asks her guests to introduce her to the movies and TV shows of their childhood so she can catch up on the cultural references she missed out on growing up in another language.  Every episode we recap the plot of the media in question, dive into some pieces of trivia, and learn a bit more about the guests themselves.  Follow What Did I Miss? on social media for news and pictures of what is referenced in the episode: Facebook - Instagram - Twitter

#24 –Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure with Paul Shortt

'Tis the season for a Christmas episode! For this occasion, we welcome friend-of-the-pod and muppet expert Sara Emmett to talk about the 1992 classic: "The Muppet Christmas Carol", directed by Brian Henson and starring Sir Michael Caine.  So grab your eggnog and join us on this wild ride where we discuss such Christmas-y topics as lobsters, Italian food and family trauma!  *This episode contains spoilers* *NSFW (mild swearing)*  Music by The Castagne's : http://www.thecastagnes.ca  *** I respectfully acknowledge the Lekwungen peoples on whose unceded territory this podcast is produced, and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ nations whose relationships with these lands and waters shape their political thought, governance and self-determining authority that should inform how we all relate to this place. ***   What Did I Miss? is a comedy podcast where guests introduce TV shows and movies from their childhood to a host who has never seen them before.  French Canadian expat MJ Bourque asks her guests to introduce her to the movies and TV shows of their childhood so she can catch up on the cultural references she missed out on growing up in another language.  Every episode we recap the plot of the media in question, dive into some pieces of trivia, and learn a bit more about the guests themselves.  Follow What Did I Miss? on social media for news and pictures of what is referenced in the episode: Facebook - Instagram - Twitter

#23 – The Muppet Christmas Carol with Sara Emmett

Comedian and Indigenous Studies Associate Professor (UVIC) Dr. Jeff Corntassel introduces us to a great film and important milestone in Indigenous cinema: the 1998 road movie "Smoke Signals", written by Sherman Alexie, directed by Chris Eyre and starring Adam Beach, Evan Adams, Irene Bedard, Tantoo Cardinal and Gary Farmer.  For more Jeff Corntassel, follow his personal IG: @kanohalidoh! And make sure to subscribe to Everyday Indigenous Resurgence: @everydayindigenousresurgence!   *** I respectfully acknowledge the Lekwungen peoples on whose unceded territory this podcast is produced, and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ nations whose relationships with these lands and waters shape their political thought, governance and self-determining authority that should inform how we all relate to this place.  ***  Music by The Castagne's : http://www.thecastagnes.com.  What Did I Miss? is a comedy podcast where guests introduce TV shows and movies from their childhood to a host who has never seen them before.  French Canadian expat MJ Bourque asks her guests to introduce her to the movies and TV shows of their childhood so she can catch up on the cultural references she missed out on growing up in another language.  Every episode we recap the plot of the media in question, dive into some pieces of trivia, and learn a bit more about the guests themselves.  Follow What Did I Miss? on social media for news and pictures of what is referenced in the episode: Facebook - Instagram - Twitter 

#22 – Smoke Signals with Jeff Corntassel

A podcast where guests introduce TV shows and movies from their childhood to a host who has never seen them before. NSFW (mild swearing). MJ Bourque (host) is a french-canadian comic who lives in Victoria BC. Because she grew up in a different language, her knowledge of kid-related media is lacking. She asks her friends to show her the TV shows/movies they grew up with so she can catch up on what she missed.

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