The Beekeeper LIVE! 

Maybe I’m just stupid but I totally thought this podcast ended and was just uploading old content. Glad to see it’s still going :)

I swear if I don’t get tickets to one of the three shows in Cali I’m going to Beeoswarm all over my town ❤

The bees are dropping like flies. I need them to fly like bees.

I’ve been repeating the opening to this podcast to myself for the last two weeks

Beoswaaarrrm!

They always go into the audience to early!!! We wanna hear what Paul Jason and June have to say not the crowd 😂

Beekeeper needs to be a sequel to "hellstrom's hive" that's the only way it makes sense

Topping this movie in 2024 is gonna bee tough, seen it 5 times and want to watch it again now, lol

Hey gang 😎 love the podcast 🗣️💯

Great EPS 😂💯🔥

Finally some Oscar level cinema

I was so excited for this ep but then they didn't even talk about the movie! I mean the scene where he drives his truck into the river, the whole bee vs bee fight, the entire ending. Then all of the audience questions were awful

Not sure why I can’t get the episodes on any podcast app, even Apple. Been going on for weeks

42:03 june

This should be a 3 hr. episode. They miss so much and don't delve deep enough as to why this low quality production was just absurd fun but kind of mirroring the zeitgeist of the real world too (i.e. government incompetence, corruption of the wealthy, etc.). Fantastic one liners! I think this movie was the first movie that threw together a bunch of genres, or characters from different genres, that made it fantastic entertainment. The overall plot/storyline is as absurd as a 20th century Jackie Chan movie, and even though the characters barely speak, when they do it's a great action one liner or somehow makes it hilarious. Statham speaks the least, but is the ONLY character with heart not playing a sociopolitical hierarchy game. The bad guys really are reflections of real world POS dooshes. Sorry to gush, but for such a strange group of characters, each one is written & acted brilliantly! Almost like all the spider characters from Spiderman: Into the Spider-verse. David Ayer, once again, goes a bit deeper with the writing than average schlock and kills it! I think that's why it's so entertaining, you know NOTHING about the protagonist - he's just an outlier - and ALL the villain characters talk sh*t brilliantly but can't back it up & are related to one another in a way that plays great. How do they not talk about the 1st son holding his own mother hostage at the climax? Also, while the character comes out of NOWHERE (he literally just appears as villain enforcer #1 with less than 10 min left in the movie), the entertaining S. African should've been discussed. Magnificent fun storytelling, taking a 90's lone hero action film but mocking the crap out of that genre's machismo and mixing it with absurd comedic villains as if the protagonist were leveling up through Double Dragon for the original NES. That's what it is, a mashup of 80s + 90s lone hero asskicking, Tarantino B-movie absurd comedy, and a pre millenium video game! It's as wtf absurd as Big Trouble In Little China, and worth every second!

Bedroom in barn? Paul never heard of roll in hay

I have never considered Europe a top shelf continent

this one was a touch stiff