Well it's the 72nd Friendzone and it's a beautiful time in winter New Zealand and summer New York City. Guy's been hosting some kiwi pals stateside and Timbo's gearing up for a trip to Asia BUT IT'S ACTUALLY ALL ABOUT THE FAN MAIL! Some truly top notch communiques in the bag this 'zone, including a profanity-laden intro Tim loves, Deep Blue Sea flashbacks and a delightful story about people who watch movies repeatedly PROFESSIONALLY!

<p>Well it's the 72nd Friendzone and it's a beautiful time in winter New Zealand and summer New York City. Guy's been hosting some kiwi pals stateside and Timbo's gearing up for a trip to Asia BUT IT'S ACTUALLY ALL ABOUT THE FAN MAIL! Some truly top notch communiques in the bag this 'zone, including a profanity-laden intro Tim loves, Deep Blue Sea flashbacks and a delightful story about people who watch movies repeatedly PROFESSIONALLY!</p>

A podcast where Guy Montgomery and Tim Batt continue to watch and review WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS once a week, every week, for one year. Their previous two 'seasons' (one year of watching the Adam Sandler film Grown Ups 2 plus one year of weekly Sex and The City 2 watches) gained the pair an international following and equal parts admiration and bemusement from outlets like VICE, The AV Club, The Guardian and more. With tens of thousands of fans worldwide, this surely is the silliest reason anyone has ever listened to a podcast in the history of the medium.

Guy Montgomery and Tim Batt watch WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS for a year.

Worst Idea Of All Time Podcast

The Worst Idea Of All Time is a podcast hosted by Guy Montgomery and Tim Batt, two New Zealand comedians who watched Grown Ups 2 once a week, every week for a year and released a 30(ish) minute podcast after each viewing. After 52 viewings, the duo picked Sex and The City 2 as their season 2 viewing subject.

What started as simply a stupid idea, quickly turned into a public mental unraveling of two grown men, week by week. The podcast was downloaded over 1.5 millions times in under 18 months. The pair has been interviewed by VICE, recommended by The AV Club and Paul Scheer, featured in The New Zealand Herald, The Sunday Star Times and more.

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