Out Now with Aaron and Abe: Bonus Episode – Out Now Accolades 2012 Awards Extravaganza Show!




This week’s epic bonus episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe is another big one in terms of wrapping up the group’s thoughts on the films of 2012.  It is an award show, which has Aaron and Abe going over what they have as picks for the best of’s in a lot of different categories, such as “Best Actor”, “Best Director”, etc., along with other, more fun categories like “Best Comedic Scene”, “Favorite CG Character,” and so on.  Additionally, Aaron and Abe asked all of their guests to fill out their own answers for these categories, so they can be compiled together, determining the most popular entries, resulting in some fun overall results.  And that’s still not all! Mr. Scooter, the face of many Out Now JibJab videos is a special guest on the episode!  So listen up and have so fun with this one.

So now, if you’ve got an hour to kill…

You can also find links to the episode at HHWLOD HERE or at Podomatic HERE Subscribe via iTunes HERE

Of course, in addition to this episode, there are many more episodes to be found on iTunes, as well as on the hosted site, The HHWLOD Podcast Network, and still at outnow.podomatic.com for mainly the newest episodes and some exclusives.  One can also learn more at the official Facebook page for Out Now, facebook.com/outnowpodcast (“like” it), which features updates from Aaron and Abe’s personal blogs, other random posts, and some photo albums.  Finally, feel free to e-mail the show at OutNowPodcast@gmail.com with any sort of feedback or add an iTunes rating/review.

Show Notes:
[The purpose of this section is to highlight areas mentioned or referenced during the show.]
  • Here are all the categories:
  • Favorite Male Lead Performances, Favorite Female Lead Performances, Favorite Supporting Male Performances, Favorite Supporting Female Performances, Favorite Ensemble Cast, Best Director, Favorite Documentary, Favorite Foreign Film, Favorite Trailer, Favorite Poster, Favorite Soundtrack/Score, Favorite Line/One-Liner, Favorite Comedy Scene, Favorite Dramatic Scene, Favorite Action Sequence/Fight, Favorite Visual Effect/Make Up Effect, Favorite Animated Film, Favorite Animated/CG Character, Favorite Hero Character, Worst Movie, Worst Scene, Best Villain, Most Surprising Performance, Who had the best year?, Most disappointing, Line that sums up 2012, Most Anticipated for 2013
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  • Be sure to check out our Top Ten Episode HERE
  • Check out Aaron’s written Top Ten Lists HERE
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  • Oscar Nominees for 2012
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  • Next Episode:  The Last Stand and Zero Dark Thirty
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