What Did I Miss?

It's our 50th episode! We're celebrating by flipping our usual format on my guest comedian and nostalgia aficionado Chelsea Lou. In this episode we discuss the TV show "Dans Une Galaxie Près De Chez Vous": a comedy sci-fi TV show which ran from 1999 to 2001, considered a cult classic by french canadian millenials everywhere (including *moi*).

Head over to our Youtbe channel to watch the three episodes of DUGPDCV I translated for Chelsea in preparation for this episode: 

S1E1 - Don't Wait For Us For Dinner: bit.ly/dugpdcv_s1e1,  

S1E6 - Flavien's Awakening: bit.ly/dugpdcv_s1e6,

S2E4 - Beauty and the Beast: bit.ly/dugpdcv_s2e4,

For more Chelsea Lou, go follow her excellent Twitter account: @chelsealou_who. Subscribe to her Youtube channel: Chelsea Lou Who!  

*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.***  

Did someone say CANCON? Comedian/Musician and beloved peach-basket case Pat Boyle is here to discuss with me the iconic series of short films known as "The Heritage Minutes", which every canadian over the age of 25 is familiar with, whether they like it or not. Join us on this wild, nation-building ride, it's just what the jazz doctor prescribed!  

For more Patrick Boyle, go check out his website: http://www.patrickboyle.ca/

And give his latest album a listen, LULL:

https://bit.ly/3vmriH4  

*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.***  

Get yourself a slice of cherry pie and a cup of good, hot black coffee: it's time for a new episode! Musician Gord Light is here to discuss the 1990-91 mystery/horror TV series "Twin Peaks", created by Mark Frost and David Lynch. *This episode contains SPOILERS*  

For more Gord Light, check out his IG page where he plays songs requested by the audience every week, Monte Requesto Presents:
https://www.instagram.com/monte_requesto_presents/  

Or check out his original music on his Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/gord-light  

You can find more music by Gord and his various projects on his FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/GordLight  

*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.***  

Take a break from jerkin your gerkin and be where you wanna be when Jesus comes back: listening to this new episode where comedian Patricia Ellen catches me up with 2001 comedy "Joe Dirt", starring David Spade.  

*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.***  

Most people don't know how they're gonna feel from one moment to the next. But YOU have a pretty good idea: you're about to listen to this new episode featuring comedian/podcaster Darren Millar, discussing one of his most watched movies of all time: 1989 drug drama "Drugstore Cowboy", directed by Gus Van Sant and starring Matt Dillon. You're gonna feel so good, like you shot a million dollars in your arm.  

For more Darren Millar, follow him on Twitter @DazzaMillar, and check out his podcast "The Ill-Informers", available on Youtube here, and all the usual podcast platforms!  

*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: Instagram - Twitter - Facebook 

It's our 2-year anniversary! Get your butterfly clips, put on your white eye shadow and join us on this gem of an episode where comedian and podcaster Katie-Ellen Humphries discusses with us the 1999 teen rom-com "Drive Me Crazy", starring Melissa Joan Hart and Adrian Grenier. To quote Queen Spears: I'm so excited, I'm in too deep!  

For more Katie-Ellen, follow her Twitter: @MsKatieEllen, and keep updated on her upcoming shows on her website: katie-ellen.com. Also, go listen to her excellent podcast 'Horny Off Main', available on all the platforms and on their website: hornyoffmainpod.com.  

*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: Instagram - Twitter - Facebook  

This week's episode is a never-before-heard 'deleted scene' from our first ever episode, "Bushwacked! with Evan Mumford", recorded exactly 2 years ago!  

The hilarious comedian Evan Mumford (Bad Expectations Podcast) and I go on a half-hour long tangent about Subway, vespas, and horses that can count. Simpler times!  

Happy Holidays to Everyone! ♥ Thank you for listening! We'll see you in the New Year!

Evan Mumford's IG: @evanmumfordd

Evan Mumford's Twitter: @evanmumford 

*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: Instagram - Twitter - Facebook  

Ho ho ho no! I was somehow talked into doing another Christmas episode! Writer and Christmas expert Samantha Hoehne drags us into the holiday season with this episode about one of her favourites: 1994 legal drama "Miracle on 34th Street", written and produced by John Hughes, and starring Richard Attenborough, Mara Wilson, Elizabeth Perkins, and Dylan McDermott. What if Santa was one of us?  

For more Samantha check her out on IG: @samanthahoehne, and also check out her travel stories on her website:  yesimwritingthisdown.com!  

*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: Instagram - Twitter - Facebook  

Go get your spinach puffs: comedian Zachary Joseph discusses with us the 2000 Disney comedy "The Emperor's New Groove", directed by Mark Dindal, and featuring the voices of David Spade, John Goodman, Eartha Kitt, Patrick Warburton, and Wendie Malick. Pull the lever, Kronk!  

For more Zach Joseph, follow him on IG: @zacharyjosephsaysjokes, and check out their podcast None of my Friends Watch Wrestling, available where you find podcasts: https://linktr.ee/ZacharyJoseph.  

Or subscribe to their hilarious Youtube channel Grapple Button, where they play wrestling video games with another very funny comedian, Matt Basky, (from our past episode "#39 – Good Burger with Matt Basky").  

*NSFW (mild swearing)*  *This episode contains SPOILERS*  

Music by The Castagne's : http://www.thecastagnes.ca  

Guest photo credit: KZ Photography  

*** 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

Let us be thankful we have commerce. Buy more. Buy more now. Buy. And listen to this new episode where comedian/hologram Mark Robertson discusses with us the 1971 dystopian scifi film "THX 1138", directed by George Lucas and starring Robert Duvall and Donald Pleasence. Blessings of the state, blessings of the masses.  

CW: Rape, sexual assault.  

*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