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Season 3 is here, and Drew hopes to keep our short and sweet. So he kicks things off with a sweet tale of grift and conscience...
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In this episode, Drew joins a rowdy crew of hucksters and ex-cons for a jewel heist! What could go wrong?
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In this episode, Drew gets in the middle of two childhood friends who took different paths and chaos ensues with the 1948 Robert Siodmak film noir "Cry of the City."
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In this episode, Drew traverses the jazzy rain-slicked streets of Manhattan at night, FINALLY stops beating around the bush, and gets down to brass tack (or tax) or something. Anyway, it's time for perfection: Sweet Smell of Success (1957).
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In this episode, Drew does a lot of complaining about Olive Films. Shut up already, dude! Also: Robert Siodmak's The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry.
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In this episode, two friends become enemies because of a dame. Drew sips a bourbon at the end of the bar, then follows them to the courtroom, then a cabin in the wilderness!
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In this episode, Drew wanders around the nooks and crannies of a spooky New England mansion. There's a bulldog, and angry old lady, a woman who has lost her voice, and a killer on the loose. Wish him luck!
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In this episode, Drew witnesses a pickpocket on the subway...then has to run from the Reds!
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In this episode, Drew travels the storm drains of Los Angeles by flashlight in search of a cop killer!
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In this episode, featuring the Film Noir Foundation's restoration of "Too Late For Tears", someone throws a bag of cash into Drew's convertible at night! He wants to turn it in to the police, but cold hard cash has a way of bringing out the worst in people!
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I'm this episode, Drew watches a Hollywood screenwriter drink and fight. Seems like a really nice guy though. Discussion: Nicholas Ray's "In a Lonely Place" starring Humphrey Bogart & Gloria Grahame.
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In this Episode, Drew returns to England's cobblestone streets to witness another good man gone bad in Robert Siodmak's "The Suspect."
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In this episode, Drew travels from Detroit to Los Angeles with a couple of Treasury Agents. They couldn't get into too much trouble, could they? I mean, they are just a couple of pencil-pusher accountant types, right? RIGHT??
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In this episode, Drew tries to avoid Jack the Ripper by ducking into the gaslit pubs of Victorian Liverpool, but manages a few minutes to watch the 1948 gaslight noir flick "So Evil My Love."
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In this episode, Drew wakes up in a haze and fights off his amnesia by talking about the movie "High Wall"
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In this episode, Drew's lips are loosened by a fine bourbon and he talks about one of the greatest spy flicks of the Noir era, Alfred Hitchcock's "Notorious"
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In this episode, Drew follows a two-timin' dame to a beach house and gets himself into a lot of trouble when he decides to take on a murderous alternate identity. Along the way, he talks about the fantastic 1949 film noir "Tension."
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In this episode Drew goes off-script and decides to spout off a bunch of his favorite film noirs (films noir? -- can anyone tell us what it's supposed to be?) and counts down to his Golden Two -- the two GREATEST Film(s) Noir(s) (problem solved!) that he would take with him to a desert island. You know, if the desert island had a TV and HDMI cables and wifi or a blu-ray player or whatever.
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Drew travels to the dusty town of San Something and talks about Robert Montgomery's noir classic "Ride the Pink Horse" over shots of tequila.
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From behind bars, Drew professes his undying love for Jules Dassin and Burt Lancaster while discussing the classic film noir "Brute Force."
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