Flop Doctors
Podcast Description
Have you ever wondered why Amy Adams is sad in all her new movies? Why you don’t know the name of anyone who’s won American Idol since Bush left office? Why even the most passionate fans forgot about Marvel’s The Marvels? Never fear- the Flop Doctors (Professional Marketer/Woman with Bangs Clare Reynders and Writer/Comedian/Bald Socialite Henry Rosenbloom) have conducted case studies to lay it all out for you. Tune in to hear the histories of each Flop, followed by ideas big and small for what it may take to have a life after Flopping. New episodes drop every Friday! And if you or a loved celebrity has been flopping recently, reach out to us at [email protected] to request a consult. Hosts: Clare Reynders & Henry RosenbloomProducer: Chase NewmanCover Art: Áine GleasonTheme Music: Spencer Nachman & Cashel O’Malley
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The podcast focuses on film analysis, celebrity culture, and showbiz trends, with episodes examining topics like the decline of notable actors, the implications of box office failures, and pop culture phenomena. Specific episodes scrutinize figures like Jake Gyllenhaal and Amy Adams, addressing aspects like genre expectations and public perception.
Have you ever wondered why Amy Adams is sad in all her new movies? Why you don’t know the name of anyone who’s won American Idol since Bush left office? Why even the most passionate fans forgot about Marvel’s The Marvels? Never fear- the Flop Doctors (Professional Marketer/Woman with Bangs Clare Reynders and Writer/Comedian/Bald Socialite Henry Rosenbloom) have conducted case studies to lay it all out for you. Tune in to hear the histories of each Flop, followed by ideas big and small for what it may take to have a life after Flopping.
New episodes drop every Friday!
And if you or a loved celebrity has been flopping recently, reach out to us at [email protected] to request a consult.
Hosts: Clare Reynders & Henry Rosenbloom
Producer: Chase Newman
Cover Art: Áine Gleason
Theme Music: Spencer Nachman & Cashel O’Malley
SURPRISE! From deep within the archives comes a Flop Doctors LOST EPISODE, recorded before anything else in their season, in the ancient age predating Henry’s discovery of how microphones work. The audio is DIY, but even fresh out of medical school the Doctors were at the top of their game.
His body. His pad. His ride. His family. His church. His boys. His girls. His flop era. That’s right, the Doctors cut their teeth on the Don himself, John Robin Blake, and the only one who knows the weight of his loaded die – Joseph Gordon-Levitt (or JoGo) the millennial heartthrob with a serious commitment to the creative spirit… a bit of an overcommitment.
Oh where, oh where can our quirked-up prince be? Greedy People, Killer Heat, Project Power, all these movies have featured JoGo and yet the joie de vivre that captured our hearts is still MIA. Did you know that he went back to the scene of the crime, writing and directing again? That he was one of the three men in 2013 who actually made the humiliating suspenders trend work for him? That you should avoid rewatching (500) Days of Summer lest you want to witness the unholy birth of twee misogyny?
He doesn’t have a perfect record, or even a HitRecord anymore, but there’s a reason the Doctors want him back in the game. He offers something no other leading man can, pure vaudeville energy with a sensitive side, and their prescriptions were specially crafted to bring that back.
Listen to hear the Flop Doctors’ vintage recording, Flop Doctors: Origins if you will, and consider what could be if we welcome JoGo back into our lives. And stay tuned for updates on Season 2… as the great John F. Kennedy once said, “ask not what chopped and unc flops can do for you, ask what you can do for chopped and unc flops.
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