Amongst the hosts, Jonathan was first this week (again) with 23 points while Andrew and Tony were tied for second with 21 points each (again). Average scores for the first nineteen weeks of 2011 have Tony in first place with 20.42 points, Jonathan in second with 20.00 points and Andrew in third with 19.68 points.
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New movies debuting in wide release this weekend include Priest and Bridesmaids.
Picks for the week:
Jonathan
- Thor
- Bridesmaids
- Fast 5
- Priest
- Jumping the Broom
Andrew
- Thor
- Bridesmaids
- Priest
- Fast 5
- Jumping the Broom
Tony
- Thor
- Bridesmaids
- Fast 5
- Jumping the Broom
- Priest
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5 replies on “Back Seat Box Office #34”
1.Thor
2.bridesmaids
3.fast 5
4.priest
5.jumping the broom
you know, if you guys keep changing your picks so you don’t match, there will never be that legendary perfect score of 75 for the three of you.
Father Beast, you have an excellent point. On the other hand, the hosts seem to take inordinate pleasure in mocking one another for ridiculous decision-making. I don’t know if it is comedy gold, but it works for them on the podcast.
So if they are all the same, and they all fail, then is up to us as listeners to mock their foolish picks?
If Jonathan has a perfect score this week, and the others don’t because of this pettiness, I’m going to laugh and laugh….
I’m hoping Rio’s estimates are just a touch overblown (or Jumping the Broom underestimated), because I want to laugh and laugh with you, Father Beast.
The fabled threepeat, prophecised by seers of ancient times, will likely require a week with an obvious first place contender and big gaps between each of the places. Kinda like how next week looks to be shaping up…?