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Operation Delta Force 2 - Mayday! (1998)

Ep. 161

Operation Delta Force December continues with Operation Delta Force 2 - Mayday. The sequel stars Micheal McGrady and war movie legend Dale Dye as they battle baddies (led by J. Kenneth Campbell) who have taken over the Kursk nuclear submarine and threaten to release nuclear weapons upon Russia and the US. Some how the episode also features a tangent into 90s light gun games and big 90s TVs... But what do you expect when covering a 90s cult action movie! All this and more on this week's FoF!


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