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--- s16e04 [2025/10/22 20:38] – created kianworld
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-|  [[s16e03| ← S16E03]]  |  **[[ocatc|On Cinema at the Cinema]]**  |  N/A →  |
+|  [[s16e03| ← S16E03]]  |  **[[ocatc|On Cinema at the Cinema]]**  |  [[s16e05| S16E05 →]]  |
-|  [[s16e03| ← S16E03]]  |  **[[timeline|Complete Timeline]]**  |  N/A →  |
+|  [[s16e03| ← S16E03]]  |  **[[timeline|Complete Timeline]]**  |  [[s16e05| S16E05 →]]  |
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 ^ Segments | [[popcornclassics]] |
 ^ [[popcornclassics]] | //[[wp>The Wackiest Wagon Train in the West]]// (1976, 88 mins.) |
-^ Runtime | 15 mins. (video) |
+^ Runtime | 15 mins. |
 ^ Video link | [[https://www.heinetwork.tv/on-cinema-at-the-cinema/season-16/springsteen-deliver-me-from-nowhere-regretting-you-and-the-watchers/|HEI]] (subscription required) |
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-The fourth episode of //[[ocatc]]//'s [[season16|sixteenth season]] is a special black-and-white episode and the last to be shot at the [[esa]]. The episode features host [[tim|New Heidecker]] and guest [[gregg]] reviewing //[[wp>Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere]]//, //[[wp>Regretting You (film)|Regretting You]]//, and //The Watchers// (2025, not to be confused with 2024's //[[wp>The Watchers]]//).
+The fourth episode of //[[ocatc]]//'s [[season16|sixteenth season]] is a special black-and-white episode and the last to be shot at the [[esa]]. The episode features host [[tim|New Heidecker]] and guest [[gregg]] reviewing //[[wp>Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere]]//, //[[wp>Regretting You (film)|Regretting You]]//, and //The Watchers// (2025, not to be confused with 2024's //[[wp>The Watchers]]//), though New does not appear to remember reviewing //Springsteen//.
 In the episode, Gregg returns the movie props intended for the scrapped [[pepboys]] film to [[gamato]] with stipulations. Following the reviews, New announces that starting with [[s16e05|the next episode]], //On Cinema at the Cinema// will tape in a new studio with a live audience and an "entirely new format", and gives a health update following a talk with [[riogenesis]] customer support. For "[[popcornclassics]]", Gregg selects //[[wp>The Wackiest Wagon Train in the West]]//, and notes how they turned "garbage into gold" by turning 4 episodes of a TV show into a movie.