Co-starring the lovely and talented April Green. Special guest appearances by producers Keith Opatovsky and Patsy Tomkins, with Adrian Colbert and Kristy Benckhuysen. This episode was directed by handsome man Darren Borrowman.

And as a bonus,  check out a special behind the scenes video about two very special scenes in the new episode after the jump. It’s all kinds of erotic. Enjoy!

“Acting is hard. And acting like you love Andrew Menzies must be really hard.”
-Andrew Menzies

Produced by the outstanding Jenny Wilkinson of Redbud Films. (PS- Happy belated birthday, Jenny!)

Ep 1, The Fallout – Monday, June 6th
Ep 2, The Meeting – Monday, June 13th
Ep 3, The Interview – Monday, June 20th
Ep 4, The Advice – Monday, June 27th
Ep 5, The Club – Monday, July 4th
Ep 6, The Decision – Monday, July 11th
Ep 7 pt.1, The Woods – Monday, July 18th
Ep 7 pt.2, The Woulds – Monday, July 25th

Season 2 has more episodes, looks better and is waaaaaay funnier than season 1. Bob and Andrew are joined by Lauren Martin, April Green and Tom Belding as guest stars this season.

The season was directed by Darren Borrowman and Keith Opatovsky. Patsy Tomkins lended her hand as Line Producer for us as well.

Season Schedule:

Ep 1, The Fallout – Monday, June 6th
Ep 2, The Meeting – Monday, June 13th
Ep 3, The Interview – Monday, June 20th
Ep 4, The Advice – Monday, June 27th
Ep 5, The Club – Monday, July 4th
Ep 6, The Decision – Monday, July 11th
Ep 7 pt.1, The Woods – Monday, July 18th
Ep 7 pt.2, The Woulds – Monday, July 25th

Andrew and I thought we’d try something new and do some Vlogs instead of podcasts for a while. Here is our first. It’s kinda scrambled as we didn’t so much have a plan about how we were going to do this, we neglected to plan our “exit strategy,” if you will. We promise better ones later.

“Don’t Call Me Zombie” Screening Friday, February 13th in Vancouver. Email Bob or Andrew for details if you want to attend. View the Zombie page here: http://www.bobandandrew.com/short-fil…

bobandandrew.com live at the Wise Hall on March 4th. Tickets $20, all proceeds go to charity. No, we will not actually be working for beer.

Also, that is the wrong Youtube URL at the end of the video. It’s supposed to be youtube.com/BobandAndrewShow. No underscores.

ROCK!

Directed by Nicholas Humphries

featuring:
Stephen LeBail as Hearbroken Man

Directed by Nicholas Humphries

featuring:
Stephen Lebail as Dan
and
Andrew Menzies as Hobo

That’s it for us this year. Thanks to everyone who has come by to watch a video, read a blog or listen to a podcast. We’ve got a lot more great stuff coming up in 2009. Stay tuned!

Directed by Nicholas Humphries

featuring:
April Green as Julie
and
Bob as Kevin

Directed by Nicholas Humphries

featuring:
Wade Fennig as Henry
and
Robyn Edwards as Alice

I should start by saying that I have a bit of a bad attitude when it comes to Halloween. I don’t often dress up. In fact, I don’t think I’ve sported a costume since I was about 14 years old. I’m the jerk at work who cynically criticizes the people who dress up on Halloween day. I stand in the corner, eat the food they bring in, and quietly mock their attempt at remaining young. But somewhere deep down in my black heart, I have a fond remembrance of Halloween and how I used to look forward to it.

In hindsight my Mum kind of ruined me when it comes to Halloween costume ideas. She used to get so excited to dress her kids up and take them around the neighborhood that she would just come up with costumes for me and my brother to wear. We never really had to work on what we were going to be. I remember one year my Mum dressed my brother as the Statue of Liberty. He wore a grey sweat suit, his face and hands were painted grey and my Mum made him a torch and head crown thing. He hated the costume and proceeded to walk around without the torch or crown as some sort of angry grey man costume. It did not affect his candy intake.

Now that I’m older and my Mum isn’t as excited to spend a week sewing a Ninja Turtle costume for me, I just don’t have the personal drive to come up with something myself. It just seems like a whole lot of work for not so much fun. I’ll admit that I have a bad attitude in this repect, and so this year I thought I’d try to rise above my own basic negative views of dressing up as a jackass for a night and dive into the festivities.

At first I thought maybe I could go as an astronaut since that’s what I always wanted to be as a child. NASA however, did not return my phone calls and so that plan fell through almost immediately. Second choice: Batman. As it turns out, Batman costumes are expensive and actually quite lame when put on a 25 year old man. Plus, I was Batman for halloween in 1992 so I didn’t want to repeat. For a brief while I thought I might be General George Patton Jr. That way, I would be able to walk around yelling at people all night with an acceptable excuse as to why. Once again, my bad attitude surfaced and I thought that tracking down a Patton costume would take much more time and energy than I was willing to dedicate.

So I’m probably just going to put on some kind of hat that is unique to a particular occupation and let people’s immaginations do the rest. I do want the record to show that I intended on trying this year. I wanted to put the effort in. I just didn’t get around to it.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN EVERYONE!

On August 10th 2008 we wrapped filming on our contribution to the Zombie film genre: Don’t Call Me Zombie.

Zombie is the story of Al, a nine to five working class zombie who has to overcome social misnomers in an attempt find acceptance amongst his peers.  It stars Alex Dafoe, Claire Lindsay, Juan Riedinger and Jennifer Milliron.  Our wonderful friend Nicholas Humphries directed and we have EXCLUSIVE behind the scenes features for you. Second in our series is a little taste of what it’s like to be on set.

Enjoy.