ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this confusing episode, Graeme and Carter determine that Executive Decision (1996) is NOT a Steven Seagal movie. So it would be unfair to pit it against Nowhere to Run (1993). So instead, we're going back to a movie that was almost in Episode 2, Black Eagle (1988), a movie that DOES NOT star Jean-Claude van Damme. Are we clear? Good.
Anyway, prepare to learn either more about Shô Kosugi than you ever would have otherwise—OR—hear thin, poorly researched, largely inaccurate ramblings about your favourite actor ever, Shô Kosugi. Also, remember Joe Morton? Love that guy.
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