Sorry Meadows Presents

Always wanted to watch the first Disney Channel Original Movie (DCOM) with three annoying people talking into your ear. Then look no further! Watch Horse Sense with us RIGHT NOW!!!!

Good luc-... I mean have fun 👀

Wow! Mel and Mike are turning 64 years old! What better way to celebrate than with a big party? Join us, and all of our friends (just Sammy) as we celebrate in the biggest way possible (it's quizzes)! Play along!

Edited by Mike Thorp

In this episode Rhys, Mike, and Jack take a trip down memory lane as they discuss the Star Wars Original Trilogy. They share their earliest memories of watching the films and how it has impacted their lives.

While the trilogy is widely regarded as a cinematic masterpiece, the trio can't help but poke fun at some of its silliness. From the awkward dialogue to the questionable plot points, they hilariously point out some of the flaws in the films that fans tend to overlook.

But despite its imperfections, the Original Trilogy holds a special place in the hearts of many fans. The group discusses how it has inspired them and how it continues to influence pop culture to this day.

Croseo, siwmae! Dydd Gwyl Dewi hapus! I ddathlu y diwrnod, dewisodd Rhys 6 ffilm enwog Cymraeg i addysgu Mike am hanes Cymru. 

Happy St David's Day! To celebrate, Rhys has selected 6 Welsh films to teach Mike about Welsh history.

Yn gynnwys/Including

 Proud Valley (1940), 

Tiger Bay (1959), 

Hedd Wyn (1992), 

The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill and Came Down a Mountain (1993), 

Solomon & Gaenor (1999) 

ac Yr Ymadawiad (2015)

Hello all and welcome to our big celebration! The Second Annual Blimpies, where we award, discuss and celebrate the very best of film and TV in 2022!

Edited by Mike

Mike gives Sammy the lowdown on his favourite TV Universe, taking a look back over a decades' worth of characters, stories and moments before The Final Run.

Aliens vs Predators vs Terminators, OH MY!

Rhys and Mike continue their combined ranking of the 3 biggest sci-fi action franchises of all time. Since our first episode, we've got a new Predator film so we'll start from our 13th rank and go up to the 8th spot.

Finally, some good fracking movies!

Hey Wildcats,

Mel (The Insigatior), Mike (The Jaded Ex) and Rhys (The One With the Catchphrase) return to discuss the latest season of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, and needless to say we loved this dramaless series.

Rhys, Sammy & Jack explore four unconventional Christmas movies that are worth fitting in on this festive day. Nestled in between our chats, there are a few holiday-themed quizzes that reinforce our view that Jack is completely underqualified to be a host on this podcast.

Happy Holidays!

In a "spaghetti western" parody, Pierce tries to get revenge on the rest of the study group during this year's paintball tournament but when the study group learns that there's a sinister plot behind the paintball tournament, they unite the remaining players to defeat the enemy.

Join Mike, Rhys, Sammy and Jack as they discuss the season finale of Community season 2. 

Welcome to our first festive edition of the show. Companion Mike joins Rhys as they alter the very fabric of time and reality to turn Classic Doctor Who episodes into Christmas specials.

There has always been something Christmassy about Who, with its wise-old protagonist flying around in a magical vehicle, to the costumes, monsters and toys that go with it. And despite The Daleks, Dalek Invasion of Earth, and Dalek Master Plan all airing around consecutive festive periods, it wasn't until 2005 when the 9th Doctor fought ghosts with Charles Dickens that the show even acknowledged Christmas.

So, we've chosen 4 Classic Who episodes that we think could be adapted into Christmas editions.

A toast to the easiest school, the dumbest Dean... And the ultimate blow-off class: Anthropology. Who knew?

Hey Wildcats, and welcome to a follow up to one of my all time favourite Sorry Meadows episodes. Once again for Halloween I've picked four movies I personally consider to be bloody scary, and I'm forcing Jack and Melanie to suffer through them! Will they cope? Are they braver now than this time last year? Which of these films did we all hate? Answers to all can be found within!

Full spoilers for:

The Poughkeepsie Tapes

The Ring

Unfriended: Dark Web

Sinister

Edited by Mike Thorp

Hey Wildcats! Things are changing here at Sorry Meadows HQ, just wanted to update you all with what's new!

Hey Wildcats, apologies for the sound issues in this one! Mike's mic managed to pick up an extraordinary amount of noise, but only well he was talking, so sorry about that!

Enjoy us arguing about whether or not a movie will be announced that has, since, been announced (I'm still struggling to compose my thoughts)

Edited by Mike Thorp

This episode is cursed. However, out of the burning wreckage that was our recording, comes an almost Tig Notaro level feat of audio engineering where it's TOTALLY not obvious that one of us recorded on another day to the rest.

And yeah, in the episode, blah blah blah happened.

In this episode, Team Podcast discusses Cornwall and how Sammy has been there once. Community comes up as well.

Jeff uses Shirley's parental rights waiver against Chang as a way to get Chang out of the apartment, while Britta is afraid to tell Abed and Troy that their new friend is a war criminal.

Edited by Melanie Löw (I swear I'm not a war criminal)

Yeah it's alright

Edited by Mike Thorp

I bequeath you.

Yeah, we didn't like this one

This week our hosts discuss the most important topic across the whole show. Would you rather have big ears or a tail?

This week the gang DAREs to talk about drugs. In this episode Pierce bribes Annie into getting him a bigger role in her anti-drug play, Jeff gets in trouble when he sends a lewd text message from Britta's phone, and Shirley rejects Chang's attempts to be friendly to her. 

Will you be DISAPPOINTED?!? Find out ;)

Intro song by Spike Capper

Edited by Melanie Löw

The group members debate whether to add Annie's crush, who recently enrolled at Greendale, or Senor Chang to the group; Shirley's ex-husband comes back into the picture, and she has big news for everyone.

This episode's amazing, apologies for the most technical problems any podcast has ever had 

Edited by Mike Cereal

It's Troy's twenty... twenty-first birthday! That means it's time for our favourite students to get smashed, argue about bars, regret life decisions and overall have an awful time.

Chaos and mistrust tear our four heroes apart as they try to answer these questions:

Was Annie in the right? Which is the best pen? And is it indeed just a principle? Find out!

What Mike, Sammy, Rhys, and Jack were unaware of, is that there was a puppy parade happening right outside their windows! Unfortunately, they were too busy arguing to realise.

Dear listeners of Intermediate Studies of Podcast Unoriginality, I'd like to formally apologies for the next 40 minutes you're going to have to listen to. This week has been rife with technical issues, wi-fi issues and a general lack of sense from all 4 of us. If you're looking for an informative and in-depth guide to Aerodynamics of Gender, then I'm sorry to say we have failed to deliver that. Sorry and good luck.

Man, isn't Halloween the best

Edited by Mike Thorp

Abed Abeedd Abeeeeedddd! Join us as we talk all about our "favourite" film maker's cinematic crusade on Christianity as an elite squad of dastardly "hipsters" can't help but get into trouble.

Houston, we have a podcast! Join our brave crew, Mike, Sammy, Rhys, and Jack (who sounds like he is actually floating through space (and before you say anything, I know there's no sound in space, it's a joke)), as they boldly explore the depths of this week's episode. I believe this to be their finest 36 minutes and 54 seconds. So long, listeners, catch you on the flip side!

Thank you to Spike Capper for writing the theme song.

Edited by Melanie Löw

Other music used: Mary Riddle / The River Flows / courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com

*To the theme of Let's All Do The Conga"*

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Theme song by Spike Capper.

Editing by the Rhys one.

I can explain. Let me explain... why this episode contains some of the funniest moments Community's ever had. Join as we continue our watch of Community's golden run.

WELCOME TO SEASON 2! Will Mike ever be able to do a flawless intro? Who knows? I certainly don't! In this episode, Jeff and Britta engage in a dangerous game of relationship one-upsmanship in response to Britta's embarrassing moment at the end of the previous school year, which could cause the entire study group to fall apart.

Thank you to Spike Capper for the theme song!

Edited by Melanie Löw

We finished Season 1, woo-hoo!!!!! After 25 weeks, we take a look back at the season and discuss how the characters have developed, what our favourite/least favourite episodes were and of course our stand-out moments for the season!

Theme by Spike Capper.

Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

Isn't Duncan just the best? Anyway, in this episode Britta and Professor Slater fight for the affection of Jeff. Meanwhile, Troy is confused when Abed doesn't invite him to move into his dorm room. The description of this episode somehow completely forgets to mention that Duncan is in this episode. How dare they? #JusticeForDuncan

We'd like to thank Spike Capper for the amazing theme tune. 

Edited by Melanie Löw

Annie uses inside information about Señor Chang to get him fired so that the study group will be forced to stay together and take Spanish again. Meanwhile, Troy discovers that he has a natural skill for plumbing.

Theme by Spike Capper.

Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

In a world, where four men will decide every week to watch, love and talk about an episode of the greatest TV show of all time, they will reach Modern Warfare where the show as we know it will change.... forever. So sit back and listen, as one man dares to ask....... Jack, what did you think of this episode?

Edited by Rhys Lloyd. Like, rate, review and subscribe to our podcast, and check out Sorry Meadows too.

Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):

https://uppbeat.io/t/anuch/our-champion

License code: EKKQKOOB0KR1U8LZ

Today the group talks about The Art of Discourse where Shirley gets Pierce kicked out of the study group, Jeff and Britta plot revenge on a group of high schoolers who make fun of them for attending community college, and Troy helps Abed accomplish some of his movie-clichéd social goals. UGH BOOORING! SCHMITTY!!! I don't know man... 

Don't let this episode description fool you, the podcast episode is still of the highest standards :) 

Thank you to Spike Capper for the theme song!

Edited by Melanie Löw

At that moment, we stopped being a podcast and started being a podcast... in italics.

Theme by Spike Capper.

Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

Is Sammy the badass or is it really Jack? Is Rhys the coolest guy in the world or is he actually being manipulated by a cult? And was it really Mike who corrupted his recording and killed an entire podcast's buzz? Find out the answer to one of these questions as we discuss Season 1, Episode 20: Science of Illusion. 

Thank you to Spike Capper for the theme song!

Edited by Mike

Jeff signs up for a pottery class for an easy credit, but winds up failing the class when his jealousy of another student gets the best of him. Meanwhile, Pierce's incompetence could ruin his group's grade in boating class.

Thanks to Spike Capper for writing the theme song!

Edit by Rhys Lloyd

It's Family Day at Greendale! And as my friend Dom has taught me: The most important thing in life is family. In this episode, Pierce tries to build a relationship with his step-daughter, but she has eyes for Jeff. Britta gets in trouble with Troy's Nana while Shirley's kids cause problems for Abed's father. And remember: You don't have friends, you have family.

Thank you to Spike Capper for composing our theme song.

Edited by Melanie Löw.

According to IMdB, this week Jeff refuses to participate in a pool class because the teacher forces him to play in gym shorts, and the study group discovers a white version of Abed at the college. WAY TO SPOIL THE ENTIRE EPISODE IN YOUR SYNOPSIS, WHITE ABED IS LITERALLY THE TWIST YOU MORONS!

Theme by Spike Capper.

Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

It's Valentine's Day! Will our hosts be in a lovey-dovey mood or will they be all grumpy and sad? :( On this week's episode Jeff will have to fix his relationship with Britta, while Shirley and Annie try and defend Troy and Pierce's dignity. 

We want to thank Spike Capper for the amazing theme song!

Edited by Melanie Löw

When Annie starts hanging out with Britta's ex-boyfriend Vaughn, Britta and Jeff vow to protect her. Meanwhile, Pierce feels left out at Troy and Abed's movie night.

Theme by Spike Capper.

Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

This week, Jeff gets into trouble for being a naughty boy and dating a teacher, while Troy and Britta find out they're both taking the same dancing class. Get ready to board the thought train with Mike, Sam, Rhys, and Jack, choo choo!

Theme song by Spike Capper. Edited by Melanie Löw.

This week, the gang decides not to let an obnoxious student from their Spanish class into the study group. The Dean appoints Jeff as editor of the student paper, where Annie is working on a story that could expose the Dean as a racist.

Theme song by Spike Capper. Edited by Rhys Lloyd.

This week, Shirley throws a Christmas party, and much to her surprise learns that her classmates come from various religious backgrounds. Meanwhile, Jeff has an encounter with the school bullies. MERRY HAPPY!

Theme song by Spike Capper. Edited by Melanie Löw.