"James Bond Will Return" graces the end credits of every movie in the series since the 1960s, and for good reason. These films, while perhaps not individually, have collectively stood the test of time by being the driving force in the spy genre while also staying true to the decades in which they were released. In a way, this series is a sort of documentary capturing the world's rich history and cultures through action, adventure, espionage, romance, and of course, music. This episode aims to uncover specific themes and musical patterns (motifs) - the building blocks that create that unique "spy" sound in all the movies. Zack and Jon answer the question, "Why does James Bond music sound he same, yet fresh and original in each movie?" After an epic 3-week 007 marathon that led up to the premiere of Skyfall in 2012, Zack and Jon are excited to get back in the ring to talk about one of their all-time favorite franchises. "For England, James?"

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