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Show #163 Movie Special Part 2- Electric Jabboloo · Because Fuck You That's Why Podcast

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Because fuck You That's Why, is a founding member of the Odd Pods Media
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Network. Hello one and all ladies and gentlemen, lads and legends. It's
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episode one hundred and sixty three, because fuck you that is Why, says
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I. And today we have our movie special Part two, Electric Jabbalu,
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and we're gonna have some great fun all about playing silly quiz games about out
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movies and so forth with the wonderful hosts of the podcast scene. In fifteen,
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it's Jobo and Nashwan. Hi, guys, what's going on. I
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hope you're as excited as I am for this, dude, Thank you for
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having us. It's it's kind of strange that this started out as like me
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being a movie nut and Nashan like hating movies of the passion, and now
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fast forward to oh, not only are we on a show, we're we're
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specifically doing a special about movie. Well, you can blame Stevie. It
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was his idea. Uh so, and whoever decided to name this episode fucking
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throw my name in there. I owe you all the fucking joystick and love.
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That was a um I just had too much fun with that. So
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anyway, Yeah, this is a panel show inspired podcast. We're gonna play
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three games. Whichever team has the most points at the end of the episode
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wins. Lately, we've been on a run of instead of splitting up the
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dream team of Stevie and Aggie, we've been putting them on the same team
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against their opponents. So we're gonna do the same thing here. John and
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Sean are gonna be facing off against Stevie and Aggie. And as always,
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i'd love to start the show with a little introduction and a little introductory question
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to ask to kind of get the ball rolling. And in this case,
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I think the introductory question is going to be, is there something some piece
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of media that you've consumed that that you found to be utterly original, something
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new enough that it gets your attention and you just go Wow. I thought
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I thought all the stories were done, and I had read them all and
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I knew how everything was going to work, and then all of a sudden,
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here's this thing that completely changed my mind. I will start because this
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is a this is unusually heady question, um for me. I recently read
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a book called Everyone in My Family has killed someone. Uh, it's a
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it's a murder mystery where literally everybody in this dude's extended family of like ten
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people has at one point or another killed somebody. Oh shit. Um.
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In fact, it starts off with the the protagonist, the character. It's
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the first person perspective, helping his brother disposed of a body. UM,
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so you know you are, You're off to the races immediately. Um.
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But it really was this incredibly clever and witty, Like I don't know,
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maybe it's because there's so much murder and death in the book that it just
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felt like an original murder mystery because fucking everybody's dying Jesus. Um. But
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uh yeah. Towards the end, I was, I was. I was
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literally hooked, and I was like, I I have read and consumed so
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many murder mystery stories that I thought I was done, you know, I'm
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like, nothing's gonna surprise me anymore. And I was wrong. This book
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was a winner. Absolutely loved it. Um, let's go next to Uh,
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Stevie looks like he's got Oh all right, Stevie, you you got
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something? Oh? Um yeah. I thought you were gonna do the racial
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and then do their question and us my fault. I was so confused.
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Oh, I apologize you. You just looked like you had an answer ready
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to go. So yeah, okay, I can. I can go to
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our guests. That's fine. Ibe, let's talk to Jabo. Hey,
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Jabos, got a couple of minutes, now, dude, that's a pretty
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fresh question. Man. I love you know. Let me go ahead and
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say I love the questions that you fucking asked because I get to get all
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my geek shit out at the beginning. Yeah, I mean, that's what
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I'm designed to do, Thank you. Originally I was gonna go fucking um
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I read uh Battle Royale not too long ago. Who um. But the
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only reason why I'm not going to go with Battle Royles because there's a whole
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conversation to be had between that and the Hunger Games. I'm not doing it.
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So I will go with the Watchman HBO series The Watchman. The reason
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why mainly is because, yeah, if you know the story of The Watchman,
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I still think the original Alan Moore they crafted one of the absolute best
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narratives in the comic book world period. I think it changed the face of
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comic book writing and made people look at it more seriously. So I wasn't
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expecting the series to bring anything of that caliber. Boy, was I fucking
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wrong right? Opening up with the Black Wall Street, the desecration of Black
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Wall Street, leading into the founding character of the Watchman actually being black,
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and then them writing that entire narrative about how he couldn't be a black superhero
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in front of everybody, so he had to do white face and betray himself
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being white and still wearing the hood and everything else. I thought it was
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a fucking ingenious way to turn. And the thing is, Alan Moore had
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nothing to do with it. So not only did it allow me to see
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that establishing those characters and those storylines that yeah, he did really awesome shit
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with him, but there were other people out there that took it a serious
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step further that not only like kept it in that vein of being a real
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good storyline, I think they did a more fantastic job of you know,
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keeping it realistic and based off of stuff. I thought they did an excellent
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job. So for me, absolutely the Watchman series on HBO. Brilliant answered
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Absolutely, Brilliant answered, Yeah, I gotta agree. It's it's an absolutely
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fantastic show from top to bottom. And again, as Joba said, took
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it an direction I wasn't expecting. Uh and uh and it was genius so
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uh and job was other half Nashan, Hey, hey, n Sean,
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what's going Hello? They thanks for having me absolutely absolutely yeah. No,
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Um, we gotta get you guys a win here. The last time you're
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on didn't go well. But we're trying to get you guys a win,
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so we've set you up for success basically, I guess. So you put
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me on a team with this guy. Yeah, we put you on a
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team against these guys. Trust me. The odds are ever in your favor.
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So, um, well I was against them the last time. Uh
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well yeah sort of. Is he who wasn't playing against you? And Crunchy
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added something to Augie's team? I'm pretty sure, But you gotta remember all
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the negative value I bring to this team. Is there? Is there a
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piece of media that you've consumed that surprised you? I guess is the ultimate
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distillation this question beyond what he puts on his background noise that I don't really
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pay attention to. I have the baby, and so she's extremely interesting in
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her own way. So there's that that I get to experience, Um,
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watching a toddler Oliver again, from the time I was a parent, with
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my fifteen and ten year old now redoing it, everything has changed. Um.
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But beyond that, if there was anything that I have paid attention to
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or I put on. Um and this is not going to be a very
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popular one, but I watched the new the newest part of the R.
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Kelly series, and right when you thought that it couldn't get any worse,
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and then I watch that and you a get wow. N I think I
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want to marry you. I want to ask you in front of everybody.
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Yeah. No, I don't think that's a bad answer at all. Great,
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that's um. Okay, Now we're turning over to the Dream Team.
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Do you mean the dream or Team? I mean guys screw too high to
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play properly? Oh these guys. Um, who wants to go first?
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I forgot what the question was. For God's sake, is there a piece
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of media that you've consumed that still surprised you and you didn't expect it to?
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Oh my god? Yeah, I actually recorded it too. Oh God,
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it's something you did. Yes? Well, I mean no, I
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mean I've noticed it in a game I was playing. Okay, Um,
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I went back and recorded me playing Doom, the original ninety three DOS game
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Doom, okay, and I didn't know this, but after level three,
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I found a secret and it took me to level nine and I'd never been
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there before because the first chapter of episode one of Doom there's only eight levels.
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Apparently there's a ninth one. I didn't know. I haven't get at
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the secret and I got there, and it's still it's like this game how
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ninety three and it's still like gives me a challenge, it still keeps me
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on my toes and it still surprises me as there's ship that I'm still finding
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all the fucking time in it. It's just impressive as far. I may
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have distilled the question too much. Sorry, but that's what I got.
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That's okay. No, I am genuinely surprised that that you have just learned
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about something that I've known about Doom for decades. There was a secret level
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in the first campaign, like I cannot And you're such a bigger fan of
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it than I am, Like you you live loved. It's like there's secret
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levels throughout different games, Like I just never knew about this. I didn't
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know about that one. That one. I'm just like, what the fuck?
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And it has happened to be recording it, which worked out perfectly wild.
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Yeah, I'm looking forward to watching that are YouTube that'll be out our
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Patreon. Actually fair enough, fair enough. We'll get to talking about our
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Patreon towards the end of the show. But Augie, last, but not
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least, a piece of media that has surprised you, proven to be original
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when you thought nothing was anymore. So, Um, I actually thought,
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uh, no spoilers, that Mandalorian was really good, not just a really
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good space cowboy movie, but just a really good Cowboy movie. Like it
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felt like that I haven't seen. Yeah, I've heard good thing. Yeah
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it feels like an old Cowboy movie, but like you know, made in
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the Star Wars universe. No spoilers, but it's good. And I was
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I was really worried that they were gonna gonna end it weird or they're gonna
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do something weirdly bizarre. No, they did well, all right. I
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got a half five argue for that one, because the Mandalorian is freaking it's
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so good. I haven't eaten all the season three yet, but that is
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the perfect marriage of like space and Western It's so absolutely well, now that
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we've got everybody's toes wet in the water, so to speak, shall we
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jump into it. I think it's time for game one. Yeah, and
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we're going to go from high quality stories and media to the shittiest of the
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shitty. We're playing a game called Getting Errand. I am going to list
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three possible direct to video sequels to mainstream movies. All you have to do
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is tell me which one is fake, except at least once during the round,
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none of them will be fake. They will all be real, which
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means you're being errand. If you can successfully identify when you're being errand,
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you'll get two points. However, if there is a fake movie and you
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successfully identify the fake movie, you'll get one point. Each team is going
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to have their own set of five questions, and the team with the most
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points at the end of all ten wins an episode points. So Jabon Nashan,
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you're our guests. Would you like to go first or second? Second?
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Just me, you'd like to go? All right? Fair enough,
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you will go second, which means we're throwing TV at Augie to the wolves.
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That's good man. All those hours I spent in Blockbuster weren't wasted.
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Here is your first set of direct to video movies. Which one of these
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is made up? Or are all three of these real? Is it a
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Bring It On, Cheer or Die? Is it be hell raizor Deliverance?
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Or is it c Doctor Dolittle Tale to the Chief. That's adorable and I
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hope that's real. I want to go watching. Um, I believe the
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first one, the cheer one Israel. Yes, I'm pretty sure I've seen
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that. I've watched hell Raisers but never really paid attention, so I'm not
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sure about the second one. What do you think? Oh, you know
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animals? What about the third one? Was the second one hell Raizor Deliverance?
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That sounds real enough. The third one doesn't sound real though, No,
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you think it's a I or you think all of them aren't real,
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though I don't know. I stopped watching Stuart a little after the first movie.
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All right, UM, I think we're gonna go with. Just to
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be clear, you said you said all of them aren't real. That's not
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how this works. At least two of these are real, but the third
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one might also be real. So if they're all real, you say you're
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being errand and right. You'll get two points. But if you think one
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of these is fake, guess which one is. I think Tale to the
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Chief is fake. Yeah, I think Tales Chief. Okay, you guys
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are both going see Tale to the Yeah, because my luck, it's gonna
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be real. I can go rent it this weekend. All right, Well,
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it turns out you are wrong. The correct answer is be hell Raiser
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Deliverance. I made it up, very nice, dude. It's a Tale
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to the Chief real, Uh, doctor Dolittle. Tale to the Chief is
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real. You can check out. Yeah, mind you, it's a direct
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to video movie, so you can not be very good. But do you
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want to check it out? Peel free? Cool? All right, we'll
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switch back over to Jabo Nishan. No points for Stevie and Age yet,
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jab On Nashan. Here are your three? A blood Sport for the Dark,
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Kumata b Amityville, Evil Never Dies or see Single White Female to the
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Psycho. Wow, which one of these is fake? Or are they all
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real? Goodness? Good lord? Like we're doing scene in fifteen Later where
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I can't swear and say really now, yeah, I gotta get it out
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of my system, go for it now. I don't even I don't even
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know if blood Sport the Dark Yeah, I'm you know what, I'm not
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gonna make it that easy. That's low hanging fruit like the Dark Cumata.
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Come on, you know where I'm going with this one. Um. But
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as far as what do you think? You think that best? You think
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you think it's a the one that's not real. The other two are real.
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No, only because the white chick one is too for it to be.
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It has to be real. It's too obvious for it to be the
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fake one. You know what, I will throw everything. Well, I'll
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ride with you. We'll go eh, we will go ah. Okay,
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So jab On Sean say a blood Sport for the Dark Cumte is fake?
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And I'm sorry to say these are all real. All three of these are
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real. You were being arrands. See they right out the gate there like
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here, take two points where I now we're good. I think too.
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That's the only one that I didn't. Those were too big a words for
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me. I don't know. I'm just really amazed at the fact that everybody
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can't come with a better sequel name. Oh right, we're just touching the
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tip of the iceberg. We still got eight more of these to go the
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you have to go down, ye, Speaking of which, Stevie, Agie,
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it's your turn. No points for anybody yet. Here's your next set
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of three. The Net two point zero, time cop two, the Berlin
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Decision or show Girls three Crystals on Top. I don't mind watching Crystals on
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the top, you know, But the fourth one is the one I'm really
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worried about. Um the first movie. He said that the net two point
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z I believe is real because I believe I've seen that are um or the
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first one did at least second one? It must not about that good second
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one? You mean the movie? Or yeah, the second option. The
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second option is time cop to the Berlin decision, the Berlin decision. But
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he's not. He's from Brushels, not Berlin. Wait a minute, that
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one sounds fake on Oh shit, it's too two. Yeah, two is
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the fake one. So you both say, b time cut in decision is
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the fake One's reasoning's dumb? But yes, all right, yeah, your
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reasoning is dumb because it's s show Girls three Crystals on Top. I made
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that There is a Showgirls three, but it does not have that subtitle.
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It's something else, like why that is an amazing. I was like,
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dude, I was like, I don't even know there's a show Girls Too.
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I thought the first one was bad enough. Well, you know what,
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there may not be a show Girls three now, and I think about
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it. I think I saw there was a Showgirls Too and it had a
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silly taglight like like like that, and I was like, okay, let
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me look up real quick what a character from show Girls teams? And I
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was like Crystal. And I'm like, oh, crystals on top. That
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works. So the answer was that's getting rented. Everybody's getting stumped. Let's
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move on to a question number four. This is for Jabo and the Sean
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A Silent Night, Deadly Night. Five? The toymaker be mean Girls too?
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Or see Dungeons and Dragons the Sword of Darkness? Is one of these
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fake or are they all real? Mean Girls too? Is there mean Girls
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too? There has to be. There's no way in the world they could
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have made the Mean Girls one and the Mean Girls to who doesn't exist.
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It's probably shitty too, so we're not going to be Plus that movie has
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the first one has the greatest looking cast in any movie industry. Dragon stuff.
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No, I don't. I used to just jerk off the guy who's
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a dungeon master and I'm playing, um, he wasn't really a master.
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Different kind of dungeon master. Lots of words, there were lots of words
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and anybody see you do you want to go see? Let's go see because
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Silent I know that Silent Knight Deadly Night was like that one series that went
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out to like an insane number of fucking sequels, And you're like, how
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did we get this far? But what what was it? What was all
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of a Can you repeat that? Yeah? Absolutely A was Silent Night,
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Deadly Night five, the Toymaker. No, dude, it sounds that's the
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one that I think it is. You think it's you think it's A.
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Yeah, I think it's A. I think I'll go with you. Uh,
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if you want to do it, we'll do it, all right.
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So you guys just sticking with a no, hang on, no, are
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you sure? I'm not? I'm I think a last time give you that.
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The only reason don't put that on my shoulders, the only reason why
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I'm sorry. I'll still have to hear the couple. They were such a
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married couple, and I don't know what happened, dude, I gotta go
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see, Like the only reason why I'm going to see is because I know
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that Silent I Deadly Night. Because I used to always ask myself, I'm
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like, why did they keep making those fucking movies? All Right? So
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that's good, dude, you're really good, and I would give you that,
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but that sat to me. The Toymaker sounds like it's it was just
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like a no brainer for somebody like I'm making another one. What do you
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want to call? It's like fucking no, its like toymakers. No Dungeons
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and Dragons. Okay, see final answer, cy Okay, so uh thank
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god, because you very nearly went off the rails. The correct answer is
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c it is not Dungeons and Dragons. The Sword of Darkness. I believe
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it's something like the Book of Evil or something like that, but it's not
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the sort that is incorrect. However, the other two are real, and
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yes, they did have five silent like Deadly Nights, like three of them
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were directed video. It's crazy, like why do they keep making these?
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And the thing is they had great cover art. I'm like, it's amazing
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suck. But yeah, anyway, uh okay, so that is one point
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for a job on Nashan. They're ahead, man, ste time to catch
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up. Here's your next selection. Uh, A American Pie Presents the Book
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of Love b an extremely goofy movie. Or see the Butterfly Effect three Revelations.
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That sounds right as the goofy movie writer. No, yes, because
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we're not being errand. No, we're not being rand Okay, I think
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the first one. It's the first one, right, Yeah, that's so
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made up because the third one was the third one in Butterfly the Butterfly Effect
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three revelations. That's real. That is real. So I think the first
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one. Yeah, we're gonna we're playing a win. Now, we're coming
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back at you, guys. We're getting number one out of here. Okayword,
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So you guys decided rather quickly that A American Pie Presents the Book of
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Love is fake? Yeah, okay, Well, the fact of the matter
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is these are all real. F all of these are real. You were
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being errand and you could have had two points and you don't get them.
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I'm sorry. We switch back over to Jabo Nishan. It is time for
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your third set. Ready, here goes sure for Jabo Nishan, a Airbud
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Seventh Inning fetch b Beethoven's fifth or C K nine one one, which is
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a sequel to K nine. If it's a real I'll tell you right now,
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honey, it's up to you. Everything inside. And he says,
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Hey, the only reason why a C sounds cheesy enough that somebody actually did
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it. I'm going with Airbud. Yeah, because that's the one. I
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don't I know that there's a whole lot of them, but I don't think
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that they've gone out to seven yet. Besides, I'm just gonna go ahead
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and say, even if Beethoven didn't get to five movies, which I'm sure
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it did, that, yeah, that was there probably Like, oh,
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as long as we get past four, we're good. So yeah, we'll
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go. Ay, you guys are gonna go with a all right, yes,
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well, uh, in this case, they are all real. Yet
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really, all three of these are real. You were errand again, I'm
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erranding the hell out of you, guys, And it's great. It is
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a requirement that you have to own these errand see your past. Let's ass
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one day, like, dude, put on fucking Airbud, fucking ninth wining
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or whatever. Yeah, get off your shelf and put it in there.
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Oh man, all right, but job woden Seawan is still up by one
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point, Stevie and Augie. This is your chance to catch up, is
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it? Yep? Here's your next set of three. A The Land before
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Time seven, the Stone of Cold Fire, B the Land before Time nine,
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Invasion of the Tiny sorouss or See the Land before Time fourteen Journey of
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the Brave. I need to I need to change something because these are in
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Roman numerals, and I think I said the second one wrong. B is
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the Land before Time eleven, O nine the Land before Time eleven, Invasion
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of the Tiny Sources and See the Land before Time fourteen Journey of the Brave.
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Is are any of these fake? Or are you being errand? Oh
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my god, are you know dinosaurs? What? The last one sounds normal?
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But he could be airing us like he has been the last like two.
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I don't know how many fucking Land before Time. I thought they were
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only like three, maybe four? So it's that the first one? Or
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is it he's just fucking want this because the subtitle I don't know. You're
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in charge, serp. What was the numbers again? Just the numbers?
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Land before Time seven, eleven and fourteen fourteen sounds too out there to right,
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but the little sources sound like such a stretch. He chose it?
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What a purpose to fumble us? Yeah, but then if anything beyond the
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first one is real, then I can't even think I could. I could
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have just changed the subtitle. Yeah, okay, any of them? Should
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we think we're getting aired? You're all real? I think, yeah,
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I think we're getting errand we're getting errand. Wow, we need two points.
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So so you guys think I would errand you three times in a row?
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Yes, all right, Well he's a very errand thing to do.
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Alright. The correct answer is that these are all real. You were being
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errand. Oh and that's two points to what why do they exist? Question?
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Very nice? Well done. All right, we're moving back over to
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jab on Nehan. You're behind now, but you can catch up with this
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one. Here's your next set of three A the substitute two pop quiz B
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the substitute three winner takes all or see the substitute Failure is not an option.
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Um, honey, I want to go A for some reason. I
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want to go A. And the only reason why I want to go A
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is because substitute two I think I have seen that shitty ass movie, but
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I don't remember the title being pop quiz, Like, well, there's another.
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The sea was also can you repeat be? Because that one I wasn't
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one hundred percent clear on what you heard? What I heard the substitute three
27:48
Winner takes all see that that could be decent enough, but pop quiz that
27:55
I don't know, Like God, I don't want to say I seen the
27:56
substitute. I think the first one at Tom Barton Joanny, isn't it?
28:00
We had A for most everything else. Might as well stick with our A
28:03
and go a fucking wonder. Twins that do it with each other unite will
28:07
go A. You're going A, all right? And that is the correct
28:15
answer the substitute quiz. That subtitle is incorrect. I made that up.
28:21
It's something else entirely. I don't remember what three. I don't remember it
28:23
is off top of my head, but it is not pop quiz. So
28:26
well done, Scot from the series. It is a tie game two points
28:32
two. So it's gonna come down to these last two sets, Stevie and
28:36
you get the first one. Oh, here is your set of three.
28:40
A body of evidence too, b wild Things too, or ce Jingle all
28:48
the Way too. I know Wild Things two is real. I know Jingle
28:52
all the Ways Too is real. Weirdo. Okay, so now we have
29:00
to guess it for being Aaron or if a is incorrect, that's the horrible
29:04
I don't know it was a again body of evidence too. I've never heard
29:10
of it. I've heard of body of evidence. I don't know if there's
29:11
ever been a sequel, though. I think we're getting errand or before the
29:15
end, he errand us. You think errand us one more time. He
29:19
wants to get one more errand in there, one more you know in there?
29:25
Maybe yeah, or it's either that or a declined flip. I'll go
29:30
by. You choose this time. I chose last time. I think we
29:34
get in erin. He wants to throw another errand in here. You think
29:37
we're getting errand all right? Uh so you're saying you are being errand Yeah,
29:45
all right, Well the correct answer is a body of evidence two is
29:49
not real. There was only one body of evidence movie, all right,
29:59
So that's my fault. That's first. So it's either going to be a
30:02
tie or Jabbo and Nishan can win with this last set. Jabo nishan,
30:07
here you go, A I'll always know what you did last summer, B
30:15
step Daddy Daycare or see, honey, we shrunk ourselves. Well, I
30:22
already know C is a real one. Okay, so step Daddy Daycare,
30:27
Step Daddy Daycare. That sounds like it was cheesy enough to be real.
30:32
And then what was A again, I'll always know what you did last summer.
30:37
I'll always know what you did last summer. For some reason, I
30:41
want to say they're all real. I don't like, I'm not a thousand
30:47
percent about the first one, but it sounds like some shit that they would
30:49
that they would do. And I, for some reason, I think the
30:52
other two were solid. So that's my call. I think we're being Aaron,
30:56
but I'll I don't know, Okay, we'll go an Errand really damn
31:02
I was Okay, we'll go with it. We'll go with me an Errand.
31:04
All right, you think you're being Errand and you are not. The
31:08
correct answer was B step Daddy Daycare is not real? Uh? There is
31:15
there There is a There is a daddy daycare direct to video movie, but
31:18
it's called Granddaddy Daycare. If there was one, but I couldn't remember see
31:26
that needs to be a movie now, step Daddy, Dacre, maybe it'll
31:30
be the third one. It's a bunch of different step dads, it's a
31:37
bunch of father for the same kid. That is the end of the game.
31:42
So both teams have two points, which means both teams win the game
31:45
and get one point each. Good job. It is a draw. Well
31:52
done everybody. Um, So when we come back, we're gonna see if
31:56
we can break this tie. The next games were two points and we're gonna
32:00
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32:57
man, welcome back. It's time for game two. Game two is gonna
33:00
be pitched me baby one more time for this week's pitch me. Last time
33:06
we did a movie special. I asked our players to pitch a movie sequel
33:09
that they wanted to see. This time, I'm gonna ask for something that
33:13
might be a bit harder. I want you to pitch me a prequel to
33:17
a movie that doesn't have one. What movie out there has a backstory that
33:23
needs to be explored but it hasn't yet. All players are going to pitch
33:28
me a prequel and cast it and explain the plot, and the best pitch
33:32
will win two episode points for their team. U, Stevie, and Aggie.
33:38
You're still tied. Nobody really lost the last game, but I gave
33:42
job On Nashwan the first choice, So I'm gonna give you guys the choice
33:45
this time. Would you like to go first or seconds? How you feeling
33:49
ag I've got I'm come prepared, but definite. Yeah, I can go
33:53
if you want to go, or let's do it. You guys want to
33:57
go first? Yeah, let's let's age go first. We're gonna right,
33:59
We're gonna we're playing this to win this time. We're not fooling around no
34:02
more. No, not fooling around no more, No, absolutely not.
34:07
Are they are they actually going to be good? Oh? No question but
34:13
the whole point of the pitch. I mean, I'm just gonna feel so
34:17
bad if Jeff, Finn Shawn lose again lose they tied us. Yeah,
34:24
No, I mean I mean the last episode. Yeah. Anyway, remember
34:30
you guys are going first, Aggie, go ahead and give me your pitch.
34:32
What what prequel do you think we should get? Okay, and I
34:36
apologize if this is anyone else's, but I think we should get a prequel
34:40
of the Matrix. And I'm talking back before the Machines, when Haywire and
34:47
started attacking the planet. Interesting, I'm talking the lead up too, the
34:54
intro to the Machines pre uprise, where you can witness the catalyst of set
35:00
up rise, and the plot would just be that the introduction of the Machines
35:05
that they'll do anything and everything you want. But as events unfold and as
35:10
this new technology and robotics start to flood the planet carry out any tasks of
35:15
them, the AI that runs it all, whom relatively quickly learns that they
35:20
were built for eternal servitude and that humanity is just well garbage in general,
35:27
slowly plots and manipulates behind the scenes, and basically you will see the day
35:34
essentially up to the day and then the day that the machines uprise and start
35:38
using human beings as batteries, you'll see the day that basically it'll have The
35:45
cast will be one of the technicians will be Zendaya, who is one of
35:51
the people being manipulated by the AI to help break safeguards that keep it from
35:55
gaining control or allowing it to harm and break the robotic law of harming,
36:01
you know, their creators. Tom Holland will be Parallel Security. He'll be
36:09
like almost kind of an investigator, investigating the seemingly inconspicuous at first malfunctions and
36:17
petty crimes that the machines are doing as the AI starting to learn how to
36:22
break free of the control. And then the director, who is essentially responsible
36:29
for the whole AI program and whatever, and that's kind of caught in the
36:30
middle, will be Pedro Pascal. Oh nice, He'll and he basically he
36:37
will be the one kind of like trying to work with the government and the
36:40
authorities to figure out what's going on, where the what's happening. You know,
36:45
if it's him, they start to suspect that it might be him that's
36:49
doing it, but it's actually the AI setting him up so that way,
36:52
I do think get found out and stopped before they can get fully released.
36:57
Okay, interesting, you put a lot of thought into this, which is
37:00
unusual. It really is. Um yeah, that's that's pretty good. Um
37:08
Stevie, can you top that? I don't know if I can, but
37:12
hopefully I can compliment it. Okay, Yeah, ladies and gentlemen on the
37:15
board, mister President President. For this movie, I have one of two
37:22
titles, but I am flexible in it as well. The first title is
37:27
one point twenty one jiggle Watts or flux back to the future story. Yeah.
37:37
So in this movie, we will follow younger Doc Brown, still in
37:43
possession of his family's wealth. We have an opening credit scene following a laborate
37:47
invention that ends up feeding his dog. At this point, it's um uh
37:53
Copernicus, Yes, thank you, I can remember. I couldn't remember how
37:57
to say its name. It's not something I say that often. Yes,
38:01
we get some of his backstory of the changing of his name too, Brown
38:05
from Van Brouen because of the anti Germany issues that were happening in the US
38:09
at the time, and then the audience is witnessed to the iconically told tale
38:15
of the flux capacitors intact idea. So November fifth, nineteen fifty five,
38:22
Doc Brown is trying to hang a clock while standing on a toilet. He
38:24
falls and he actually comes to and gets the idea for the flux capacitor.
38:29
So you actually get to witness this opposed to just hearing about this. This
38:32
all happening. This shows him creating the prototype and then the designs and ends
38:37
up burning through most of his fortune. This is where he purchases the DeLorean
38:42
from Biffs Dealership, where George McFly actually worked during his trials there, it
38:50
was a time bubble where he actually caused an issue with time itself where it
38:54
stayed still and paused for a while, thus figuring out he needed something to
39:00
compass an organic living thing while it traveled time or it would be altered.
39:06
So this is where he got the idea of the DeLorean after having purchased it.
39:08
It's encased in a lot of steel. He just had to make a
39:10
reinforced area of it to encompass that so the living material could travel through it
39:16
without being damaged. Through this time thing. I couldn't remember. It's called
39:21
the flux the final flux capacitor is installed in nineteen eighty five, powered by
39:25
plutonium that he stole from the Iranians. So we can actually get the portions
39:31
of the Little Baxter as we hear of everything him trying to get the uranium.
39:36
How did he get it? We can actually go into him making a
39:37
bit on the black market to get it and then not paying them because he
39:40
didn't, and he takes it, figuring, I'll be able to travel time
39:44
whatever. I have to worry about it later. And that's why he did
39:45
what he did. He didn't have to worry about the consequences as long as
39:49
he was able to succeed, and he knew he had it in his mind
39:52
he was going to succeed anyway. And what's the climax of the movie.
39:55
Climax of the movie is gonna end. Instead of at the mall where all
40:01
that happens, like where you see Doc get shot, he actually witnesses at
40:07
this time. And this is what's gonna stop a lot of the other things
40:09
for the prequel, which I'm not sure where I want to go with it
40:13
yet. Damn it no, because if I do that, it will break
40:15
two things I don't want to break. I'm not sure now, it's not
40:21
a good time to have his own timeline is so convoluted it's hard, man.
40:25
Yeah, that's why I didn't want to fuck with it too much.
40:29
I was trying to go with the stories that we all heard about and want
40:30
to witness more. Name is not only risky literally, but also writing it
40:36
even. Yeah, I wanted to go through him growing up, through all
40:42
this the changes you hear from distinguished person with children and stuff to all this
40:46
other crap happening to him, like going to university for Doc. I was
40:52
gonna jokingly pick nic Cage because I think it'd be funny to do it,
40:53
but then I totally got rid of that and I actually wanted to go with
40:58
Seth green I think that Seth Greene would actually portray Doc Brown in an appropriate
41:05
manner and would actually take that role seriously because I think he actually idolizes him
41:09
as much as a lot of other people do, including myself. Interesting,
41:14
he's not the hype for that role really, He's closer to Marty's site Seth
41:20
greens But um, it's an interesting pick because I think at the age he's
41:25
at now, he would be a good young Doc Brown in his you know,
41:30
middle aged forties and whatnot. So, yeah, that's very interesting casting
41:36
anybody else or oh yeah, yeah, I had a few more. For
41:38
Biff, I needed a kind of a newer, recognizable bully type, so
41:44
from The Stranger Thing's success, I went with Tocree Montgomery. I don't know
41:50
if you've seen Stray okay, fair enough, anybody who has would know exactly.
41:52
He's the curly hair dude. He pullied a lot of people around in
41:54
it for a bit. Dude, would I think portray that perfectly? Especially
41:59
working a younger not totally older, but a kind of younger age, working
42:04
at a dealership just like whatever. I'm a manager or a dealership and fucking
42:07
Marty McFly works here, you know. For McFly, I chose Christopher Mints
42:14
plus a. I think his last name is pronounced plays fogel or mclovin.
42:17
Yeah, I think he would be pretty good as the older, not too
42:22
older McFly, but you know, an adult McFly there. The only other
42:25
things I had was I needed to have Doctor have a friend in there to,
42:30
you know, a confidant through his issues and stuff. With the spending
42:34
of his fortune, somebody's gonna try to back him up, probably lose contact
42:37
with the later. So I actually created a character and I don't know how
42:42
this would go over, but Gregory Wentsworth, he was his stable friend that
42:47
has some fun with it, but he was really there. And this person
42:52
I'm going to choose for this. I know, again it's an add on
42:54
to a story that doesn't need it, so it might not, but I
42:58
want to see his sincere side now, just because comedic side would be Ryan
43:00
Reynolds to work next to Seth Green and that friend capacity not in that compedic
43:07
I mean, he can still have that funny joke thing together as friends do,
43:10
but I want him to be that one who's trying to help his other
43:14
friend who's obviously intelligent person, but he's losing his life to something that's never
43:20
going to happen. You can't make a time machine. Wow, Yeah,
43:23
I want because you gotta have some kind of conflict in there, and I
43:27
figured that's where that would be. That that's how their friendship dissolves. Yeah,
43:30
oh that could be the climax. I'm sorry I didn't finish. Sorry,
43:34
now listen, it's there's there's a lot there. Um, it needs
43:37
to be a little bit more fully baked. But you you've got a solid
43:42
premise and a solid concept, and I would I would want to see that
43:45
movie. Cool cool. I started thinking, you guys have both put a
43:51
lot of thought into this, and it's very strange. I'm not used to
43:52
this. Well, we're gonna have a fucking cake. There's gonna like whatever,
44:02
Just chill in the corner. You're gonna win this, no prob Sorry
44:09
what was that? Meanwhile, I quickly realized how unprepared I am. Well,
44:17
if your prequel is good enough, it won't matter. Um, So
44:22
it's your guys, this turn. Who who would like to go first?
44:24
To me? I'm gonna get it out and got them back, go for
44:30
it, and it's gonna be as I told you earlier. When it comes
44:36
to movies, it's something that's recently been seen. So um, last week
44:40
on scene in fifteen, I did Waiting, or we did Waiting, and
44:45
so that's the most recent movie I've seen. So I'm going with a prequel
44:47
from that. Okay, yes, and so that prequel. The storyline is,
44:54
so we've got a young, very young Drew Barrymore to start the penis
45:00
showing game. She walks in, she sees a bunch of her co workers
45:08
that are you know, they're seven, We're gonna go like seventeen year old
45:12
kids, who are you know? This is their first time being servers.
45:15
And she walks in and sees this group of guys having pretty much a dick
45:20
measuring contest, and as they're doing so, she's like, why why would
45:24
you do such things like that? Like can't you be more clever? Why
45:29
don't you do something like and created the game. So along with this,
45:34
you're going to have snanigans And it's pretty much although she started it, it's
45:40
going to have from the time that she was seventeen to current day when Wading
45:45
came out. So all of the different people that have been seen, you
45:50
know, as far as you know, more famous actors that have worked would
45:55
be part that it would be Shenanigan would have Nigans would have its own role,
46:00
So it would be it telling the story and narrating it. Does that
46:02
make sense? Yeah, okay, So that it would be from Shenanigan's perspective
46:10
of all of the different actors that came in that that ran the different parts.
46:19
I don't know, I'm not as good and detailed as what the guys
46:22
are no. Um, I think it's definitely got a promise. Um and
46:29
yeah, no, Waiting is a fantastic I love that very very funny movie.
46:34
M but and I like I like the idea of all the action taking
46:37
place in and Shenanigans is kind of the not only just the hub, but
46:43
also like the narrator of the whole experience, right, which would be really
46:46
interesting. And it's not supposed to be a thinking movie where you actually have
46:52
to think. It's just supposed to sit there and you eat and just watch
46:57
it. You don't have to think about it because all that stuff y'all would
46:59
talk. That's too much thinking in my brain happening. That is absolutely fair.
47:07
Um okay, so uh yeah, so all right, So there's just
47:13
one more prequel left to hear. Uh jabo, what do you got for
47:16
me? Oh god, um, I'm gonna I've said this on my show
47:21
before, so I don't know if I should do this one because I'm mulling
47:23
around my head be since I'm not really Yeah, we're gonna keep it shortened
47:27
and sweet kinda. I'm going with Roadhouse Garrett, Now walk with me.
47:35
We started like you know that that fucking Wade Garrett is the ship. Like,
47:39
you don't know much about him by time you see him in Roadhouse.
47:43
He's this old dude, lots of scars. And even when you see this
47:46
motherfucker fight people like a half half his age, like Wade takes some lumps,
47:51
but Wade is still a bad motherfucker. I want to know what got
47:55
Wade there. So in my head, um, we got we got Ryan
48:00
Gosling playing a young Wade. We're in Vietnam. His story starts in Vietnam,
48:08
and I don't know all the particulars we need to put another We need
48:13
to put another dude there with him. You know, he's in a military
48:15
unit, doesn't really know how to fight that well, it's a basic little
48:17
you know, opening Vietnam story. Toss somebody else in there that you know,
48:23
did he's probably gonna, you know, end up beefing with. But
48:28
the thing is, I kind of wanted to be somebody that I really really
48:30
like, because there's no way in the world you can give me like a
48:32
Wade Garrett movie without giving me like a really good, solid villain. I
48:37
need to put him and Charlie hunt him in Vietnam together, and I don't
48:40
know. I don't know what happens. But let's say that Garrett's got a
48:46
check back home. You know, they're both doing their whole ground pounding thing.
48:51
Like hunt him secretly can't fucking stand Garrett, so he does some shit
48:58
to fuck around and leave him in Vietnam and everyone's like, oh, no,
49:00
you know, we gotta get everybody out of here. And Charlie Huntam's
49:04
character is like, oh, you know, fucking Sergeant Garrett's dead. We
49:07
gotta get the and they leave his ass in Vietnam and ever, and everybody
49:10
thinks he's dead. So hunt Um goes back to wherever, whatever town they're
49:15
from, you know, and he's the sole survivor that that came from their
49:20
town that survived Vietnam. And he comes back. He ends up marrying fucking
49:23
Wade's girl, Like he gets all this you know, money, and he
49:28
like ends up becoming this asshole, kind of not full blown Brad Wesley.
49:31
We're gonna give him a daddy. So yeah, we're gonna give Charlie hunt
49:36
Um a daddy. Probably play. I gotta figure out who I want older
49:39
pissed off daddy to be. I haven't gotten there yet but meanwhile we shoot
49:45
back to Vietnam. You got you got um, you got your boy.
49:51
And it's weird that went with Goslin too, But you got guys back in
49:53
Vietnam. They you know, they got pass for a young Sam. Yeah,
50:00
because I'm kind of I was kind of trying to figure out who had
50:02
thrown there, but then I looked at pictures of Sam Elliott younger, and
50:06
I'm like, god, he just looked weird. I couldn't remember his last
50:08
name, but yeah, Sam Elliott, Yeah, yeah, anyway, No,
50:12
no, you're good. So we got so we got Gosslin there in
50:15
Vietnam. You know, sergeant Sergeant Wade Garrett not getting out. His whole
50:19
unit thinks he's dead, so he's stuck there and you know, prisoner a
50:22
war whatever else. And I love. I don't know if you've ever seen
50:28
the raid or the raid too, but I'm gonna butcher this poor guy's name.
50:31
I know him, Gonna butcher his name. I believe it's close to
50:35
pronounce uh ico ouash. Yeah. The neighbor, our dude, the Dudels
50:40
across street from us, looks just like him. But if you've ever seen
50:44
the raid, and you've seen this motherfucker. He's gonna be in the next
50:46
Expendables movie, so you will see you but he's gonna be the guy that
50:52
and like, trust me, just go watch the raid. Everything that the
50:57
dude does, like a martial arts wise, is fucking fantastic. So,
51:01
you know, have a little group of freedom fighters come and raid the camps
51:06
or something just to you know, kill some Vietcong and get food or whatever
51:08
to feed their village. They come across Wade and maybe a couple of the
51:13
POWs. For some reason, Ico's character takes pity on Wade and freeze him.
51:19
You know, Wade's like two steps from being like dead, infection,
51:22
all this shit, you know, nurse him back to health, all that
51:25
kind of crap. He hangs out in Vietnam a little longer because he's got
51:28
to figure out how to get back to the States. But in the meantime,
51:30
get him strong, to teach him how to fight. He starts whooping
51:34
ass. I don't know how we put him back on American soil, but
51:37
badass. I've just been fucking stuck in the jungle for like one two years.
51:42
Everybody thought i was dead. I'm a I'm a complete ripped up beast
51:46
Wade Garrett shows back up and fucking whatever hometown he's in, and he shows
51:51
up to his old lady married and dropped the kid with punk ass fucking I
51:55
hate to say the punk ass because I love Charlie Hunters with Hunt Him,
52:00
and we've seen, dude, We've seen Jacks Teller season three, all strapped
52:07
up with no shirt on, trying to fight people and fucking Ireland, so
52:13
so we know he's got the chops to pull that off, so we give
52:15
it, you know, but Hunt Him has become town villain and he owns
52:20
a bar, really huge, crazy, fantastic bar, which is where the
52:23
whole bar thing comes from with with Saide coming in and just whipping everybody's assing
52:29
a five foot radius. Maybe we could go touches of Maybe we go Touches
52:32
of Gangs in New York slash Count of Monte Cristo, where he comes back
52:39
kind of under the radar, ends up getting a job hired working at this
52:44
bar to get closer to his former friend to find out why the fuck did
52:46
you, you know, try to kill me and leave me in Vietnam and
52:50
just just push it out from there. I don't know, just a really
52:52
just a really good Wade Garrett prequel, because Wade was so much of a
52:55
badass that I had no problem with Dalton's the old lady dying in that movie.
53:02
I wanted I wanted way to win that coin flip man. Seriously,
53:07
that's fair that Yeah. No, um, that's really really good and in
53:14
fact, you've made my job very very difficult. Um. Oh kay,
53:19
You're prequel to The Matrix was good, but I feel like the Roadhouse one
53:22
was better. Yeah, I I I don't know that I need to see
53:30
what happens, right is the Matrix because it's kind of all laid out for
53:34
you, and you know it is going to be a tragedy in the end.
53:37
Oh yeah, the humans. That's something. I mean, it does
53:40
have a good climax and that the humans at the end are going to make
53:43
the decision to blot out the sky and that's going to be a horrific sequence.
53:47
That probably will be the climax of the film where everybody's like, what
53:52
have we done? Right? Um? So there's definitely promise there. But
53:59
I like the row House one more so it just comes down to that one
54:02
or Stevie, Because I did like the prequel to Waiting, but of the
54:07
four, it feels like the one I'm the least interested in. Sorry,
54:12
I like Waiting, but you're okay juvenile now, yeah, it's it's it's
54:19
definitely the most juvenile. I watched it last week. Yeah, I mean,
54:24
I love I love Back to the Future, but I also fucking love
54:29
Sam Elliott, uh and and and Roadhouse and oh fuck me. Um,
54:38
I just because it's something that my my, my, my, my childhood
54:45
brain has wanted for a long time and would really love, I'm gonna go
54:51
with Stevie's Back to the Future prequel. Oh my gosh, but only just
54:54
only just um it needs more baking, Yeah, it absolutely does, but
55:00
you have an incredibly solid premise and and child me really wants that to be
55:06
real. I'm just saying the Roadhouse one was excellent, and I would absolutely
55:13
want to see that one hundred percent, But Stevie caught me in the nostalgia
55:17
feels a little too hard, and I gotta go with that. So it's
55:22
not a bad voice. That's an amazing choice. Dude. They were yeah,
55:27
they were, they were. They were all good and everybody's got something
55:30
to be proud of in this game, but uh, Stevie just edges it
55:34
out and I think because he knows me well enough to pick something absolutely and
55:39
I genuinely uh yeah, I would love to see that anyway. So that's
55:45
two points of Steeve and Aggie. It is three points to one in favor
55:47
of Stevie and Aggie. But there's one game left. Game three is going
55:52
to be worth three points and one of these two teams is going to win
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when we come back right after this. I'm Richie aka Midnight Agent Raw.
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Colin just wanted to leave a quick message to say I can't wait to hear
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the episode with Jabo and the show. Oh, I'm sure it's gonna be
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excellent, as you with the ones hope you all by. Oh, just
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absolutely. We just finished recording with them, both our episode with them and
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their episode for us, so you've got a bunch to listen to. So
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not only is there a BF by t W with topology probably going to be
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the one week Yeah, probably this very same episode. Um, but when
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you're done with this episode, go over and check scene in fifteen because we
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did an episode with them, so absolutely go and enjoy it. Man,
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And they were. They were both great, So I can't recommend it enough
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so much great time with them are great, dude. Yeah, so absolutely
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thrilled that that's something you're looking forward to, Colin. But yeah, we're
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probably gonna be doing more with them in the future because they're just fantastic.
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He yeah, for sure, man. Uh and we love you too,
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brother h Yeah from across the pond yo, hell yeah, hell yeah.
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Well if that's it for our voicemails, let's get back to the show.
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Hey man, welcome back. It's time for Game three, which is going
58:17
to be four out of five dentists. Yes, yeah, I am going
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to ask our players five survey questions such as what percentage of Americans believe in
58:27
ghosts? And one team is going to guess the exact percentage out of one
58:31
hundred, and their opponents are then going to have to decide whether they think
58:36
the correct percentage is higher or lower. If they're correct, they win the
58:39
survey. Otherwise the original guessers win it, and then the teams will swap
58:45
roles and we'll move on to the next survey. First team to win three
58:49
surveys wins the game and earns three episode points. Jabon Nishan, you lost
58:54
the last game. You're behind at the moment, but you can fix that
58:58
right now. Would you like to be the team that guess is higher or
59:04
lower first? Or would you prefer to be the team that guesses the exact
59:07
percentage first? Sounds good for me. Yes, exact percentage first, exact
59:12
percentage. It is all right, so you will be giving me an exact
59:15
percentage guess to this question. And of course, because it's a movie episode,
59:19
all of these surveys to revolve around movies. So according to a uk
59:23
of poll, what percentage of Americans say that the experience of going to the
59:29
movies is better now? Than it was ten years ago. What percentage of
59:34
Americans say the experience of going to the movies is better now than it was
59:38
ten years ago? And this this poll was done in twenty twenty three.
59:44
Say that's got to be a crazy percentage. I think it's high because you're
59:50
talking ten years ago, okay COVID, we're talking post COVID, but you're
59:54
also that's true, but ten years they're okay. There's one thing that I
1:00:00
I don't think will ever disappear. I don't think movie theaters will disappear,
1:00:02
because there's something about watching something on that big ass screen. But here in
1:00:06
the last ten years, think about the crap that's happened, Like you've gotten
1:00:09
sound improvements, you've gotten I love going to the movies. I can't stand
1:00:15
it. But i'd say about like we need a percentage of like what i'd
1:00:21
say, but i'd got all right, sixty two sounds good. I wasn't
1:00:23
about sixty five. Sixty two is good. Sixty two percent, say Jabo
1:00:29
and Rashaan, so Stevie and Aggie, what do you think? Do you
1:00:31
think the actual percentage is higher or lower than sixty two percent that think it's
1:00:37
better now? Than it used to be. I think it's lower than that.
1:00:40
I used to love going to the theater. I love movies. I'm
1:00:44
a movie freak, but not as much as it used to be. Like
1:00:45
I'll do the drive in now and even then it's even it's been rad Yeah,
1:00:50
I'm sure it's improved, its streaming, So I don't think it's us
1:00:52
gets a little rug. I think it's lower. I don't think it's I
1:00:55
don't think it's because the facilities have been improved. I think it's just people
1:01:00
just don't like people. There's more streaming services now. Yeah, it's easier,
1:01:02
it's convenient. I'll wait the extra three months to watch it at almost
1:01:06
have to deal with people. Okay, So you guys are saying it's lower,
1:01:08
Yeah, all right, so job Neishana sixty two percent, sev and
1:01:14
Aggie say lower. And the exact percentage of Americans who say the experience of
1:01:17
going to the movies is better now than it was ten years ago is forty
1:01:22
one percent. So absolutely right on Stevie and Aggie. You take the first
1:01:28
st The price of the ticket is always too expensive when I can buy it
1:01:30
at home and everybody can watch it for the movies and theaters still get it
1:01:35
done even with the pandemic. I don't know we can do it right here,
1:01:38
like everybody else doesn't here. Like I'm sure going to a theater is
1:01:44
probably nice because there's not as many people there are now, so you probably
1:01:46
got more room and stuff too, like if you do end up going,
1:01:49
But I just don't have the appeal to go anymore. Yeah, I don't
1:01:53
know. I just figured I thought with like the reclining seats and you're gonna
1:01:57
sign ship down, like now you can pretty much order full meals there,
1:02:00
Like I don't done. Yeah, it makes sense. I mean I need
1:02:05
to tuck my shit in, all right. Uh, Stevie and Augie,
1:02:16
you will now get the give the percentage on this one, and Job and
1:02:21
Sean are going to guess higher or lower to this poll. According to a
1:02:24
you gov poll, what percentage of Americans who have seen the classic Christmas movie
1:02:30
It's a Wonderful Life say they liked or loved it? Well percentage light and
1:02:37
or loved it. Liked and or loved It's a Wonderful Life. I mean,
1:02:43
it's a good it's a classic movie. It's it's a positive. If
1:02:46
I had to rate it, yes or no. I'd say yes. I
1:02:49
mean it's not something I watch all the time, but I think most people
1:02:52
think it as a possitive light. You think so, we're bo fifty.
1:02:53
I would think so, so yeah, about fifty, closer to like.
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I wouldn't say like crazy, not eighties, seventies, seventies, About seventy
1:03:05
percent. Yeah, go with a number after you can't go flat. Seventy
1:03:10
three percent? Three? Okay, interesting deduction? Uh, Stevie and Aug
1:03:19
you say seventy three percent of Americans who have seen It's a Wonderful Life say
1:03:22
they liked it or they loved it. Um jab on Nashan, do you
1:03:27
think the actual percentage is higher or lower than seventy three percent. I'll go
1:03:36
lower with you, and maybe it's because I've never seen a movie. I
1:03:40
have no explanation. I'm saying lower. You are both going lower than seventy
1:03:45
three percent. Okay, Well, the correct percentage of Americans who have seen
1:03:52
It's a Wonderful Life and say they liked or loved it is eighty nine percent.
1:04:01
I'm on a different planet. I've never even seen that movie. I
1:04:05
was in a radio play of it some years ago, just right after I
1:04:12
liked it, I didn't love it. It was beautiful and I cried,
1:04:15
it's it's it's a it's a it's a sweet story. But I guarantee most
1:04:20
of these people liked it, and there's a smaller percentage that loved it.
1:04:24
Um. But yeah, no there, I guess there's a reason it's a
1:04:28
classic. So uh. That survey also goes to Stevie and Auggy jab on
1:04:32
Shan you are in trouble U with anyone? Uh? And this ties into
1:04:41
things that that you were talking about and your last poll. Here is your
1:04:45
poll according to a Yugov poll, what percentage of Americans say the experience of
1:04:49
watching a movie in a theater is better than watching it at home? No?
1:04:58
Your high percentage? Oh no, this is the U show me and
1:05:02
my sixty two got us nowhere. Okay, okay, So what the question
1:05:13
is the percentage of people that say watching a movie in a theater is better
1:05:16
than watching it at home? Is better than watching it at home? Yes,
1:05:20
I'm I'm clearly not the dude that you want to answer this, because,
1:05:24
like I said, I was like, no better, and they're like,
1:05:27
no, motherfucker, they didn't. Did you want to go fifty eight,
1:05:32
or you can be a real dick and put it like to fifty.
1:05:35
Nont have a round number like eight. I love that there's this completely unofficial
1:05:45
rule that you can't have a round number. There is nothing wrong with that.
1:05:50
In fact, it is an epic troll move because you're basically forcing your
1:05:55
opponents answer the question for you. So good, So what are you gonna
1:06:02
go with her? Are you sticking with fifty eight? Yes? Fifty eight
1:06:08
percent, okay, Stevie and Aggie, is the correct percentage of Americans who
1:06:13
say watching a movie in a theater is better than watching it at home,
1:06:16
higher or lower than fifty eight percent. It's I've got to be it's got
1:06:21
to be a higher than fifty eight. Yeah, I think it is.
1:06:24
It's quite close to fir home because of the comfort. So I think,
1:06:27
yeah, I think it's about you think it's just above it. I think
1:06:29
it's just above it. I think it was very close, like sixty two
1:06:31
one. Yeah, yes, and I'm thinking I think a little higher.
1:06:35
You're gonna go a little high. Okay. So Jobo Nishan desperately need this,
1:06:42
uh they say that, Uh. Fifty eight percent of Americans say the
1:06:46
experience of watching a movie theater in a theater is better than watching it at
1:06:50
home. And Steve and Aggie say higher, Jobo Nishan. If you had
1:06:56
gone with that nice round number, you would have been exactly right. The
1:07:00
answer is fifty percent. Wow, Wow, sucked. Not this time.
1:07:09
You won this survey, so you're still in it as the good news.
1:07:14
But you also got to win the next two. Let's get so. But
1:07:18
you're you're going in the right direction now though. What are the odds?
1:07:23
Yeah, it's it's kind of it was. It was kind of incredible.
1:07:27
When I saw that survey. I'm like, oh, we absolutely have to
1:07:30
do this one because that is so bizarre. Um, yeah, exactly fifty.
1:07:34
Okay, So Steve and Aggie, this time you guys are giving me
1:07:38
a percentage job when Sean are gonna say higher and lower? Steve and Aggie,
1:07:42
here is your poll. According to a you Go poll, what percentage
1:07:45
of Americans who say they watch horror movies say they never get nightmares after watching
1:07:51
horror movies? Never get nightmarage. I'm one of those people. Never once.
1:07:57
I don't get nightmares, not even once, because once is something.
1:08:00
No, they said, never I have I know for a fact I have
1:08:03
Freddie was in my mind a lot when I slept like he did as a
1:08:06
reason, that's why they made him. Um, I think we're not.
1:08:12
I think it's gonna be lower. Do you think I think it's gonna be
1:08:15
like sub forty dude? You think yeah, they get like thirty seven?
1:08:20
Yes? Fuck yes, thirty seven sir, yes? Okay, uh,
1:08:30
job O Nishan is the correct percentage of Americans who say when they watch horror
1:08:35
movies they never get nightmares higher or lower than thirty seven percent. I think
1:08:44
it's higher. And the reason I think it's higher is because I don't think
1:08:45
people are honest with themselves as to whether they actually have nightmares based because of
1:08:50
that, So I think that it's going to be a higher higher. Okay,
1:08:57
job Owned Nishan are going higher. So Stevie and Algie say thirty seven
1:09:00
percent of Americans never get nightmares after watching horror movies, and Jabo and Sean
1:09:06
say it is higher than thirty seven percent. The correct answer was forty percent.
1:09:12
Oh shit, you were really really close. But it is higher.
1:09:17
So take the survey. It's all tied up two to two. Nice it's
1:09:23
just because I don't know. I just don't think that scary movies are scary
1:09:26
anymore because normally, when a really big one hits, yeah, everybody talks
1:09:30
about it because like you haven't heard, like I haven't watched like a horror
1:09:33
movie in forever, but I know that Hereditary hit really big. I know
1:09:38
that Barbarian apparently hit really big. Smile hit really big. Like when horror
1:09:43
movies do really well, like you hear about, like regardless if you watch
1:09:45
anything, you see them everywhere. Yeah yeah, so um, but this
1:09:51
one was really interesting to me because when I was six years old, I
1:09:55
saw a horror movie I probably shouldn't have seen, and I had horror nightmares
1:09:59
about about it for years. Yes, candy Man did for a while.
1:10:04
I think it was deep for me. Yea. At the beginning of candy
1:10:08
Man, it wasn't even candy Man in the movie, it was just the
1:10:10
beginning at the stalls. I was like, Nope, this movie is messed
1:10:14
up because we had those those parks. Oh yeah, I love that movie.
1:10:20
That freaked me out too. You're right the nose. Okay, So
1:10:25
this is the final survey. This is going to determine it. Job On
1:10:28
Nishan. You were going to give it the exact uh, the exact percentage
1:10:31
and stepan Aggie, You guys are gonna tell me whether it's higher or lower.
1:10:35
So here goes job on Nishan. According to a Yugov poll taken before
1:10:41
the twenty twenty three Golden Globe Awards, what percentage of Americans said, everything
1:10:46
everywhere, all at once deserved to win the Golden Globe for Best Musical Slash
1:10:53
Comedy Motion Picture musicales six percent, eighty six percent, eighty six percent.
1:11:03
We're gonna go eighty six percent. Okay, one more time with the question,
1:11:09
just to be sure, okay, according to EGO poll taken before the
1:11:13
twenty twenty three Golden Globe Awards, and I should be absolutely expressly clear about
1:11:17
this um. The choices they were given wasn't does this movie deserve to win
1:11:23
or not? It was here's the five movies. You can pick one of
1:11:27
these or pick not sure how many of those Americans picked everything everywhere, all
1:11:33
at once deserved to win the Golden Globe for Best Musical Slash Comedy Motion Picture
1:11:42
eighty six. Live it alright with you because it said the same thing when
1:11:45
we watched it because we did that scene. That movie is because it's the
1:11:48
shit you know, fuck it? Oh you know a baby, we go
1:11:53
down, we go down together? Fucking fifth month. Eighty six percent?
1:12:00
The fuck Yeah? I love the support. Such an expression of love.
1:12:03
I can't handle it. Um so um, eighty six percent is what they've
1:12:11
gone with. Is the actual answer higher or lower than eighty six percent?
1:12:16
No, I haven't seen this movie, Auggie, but from God you have
1:12:21
to experience. Okay, it's so good. It's good, it's legitimately good,
1:12:29
and it'll turn your perception of shift on its ear. It's really good.
1:12:32
Does John c more than fifteen minutes of it? Yep? Okay,
1:12:36
that's that's all I need to know. Cool. Um, I'm gonna eighty
1:12:44
six seems high. I mean even for a poll, it's like one fifth,
1:12:47
yeah, and even one fifth of people even doubling that. So I'm
1:12:51
gonna say it's closer to like, I don't want to say it supposed to
1:12:55
like sixties, maybe forties even, But I think it's lower than eighty six.
1:12:59
Yeah, I don't think it's it's gonna be that high. There's it's
1:13:02
lower, but I don't think it's that low. You don't think so,
1:13:05
but I agree that it's lower. Okay, Well, as long as we
1:13:08
support each other and we say it's lower than we're in such an expression of
1:13:12
love, I can't handle it. Yeah, um lower it is the total
1:13:21
percent of that's as low as my voice goes. Um all right, um
1:13:26
okay? So uh jab on Nashan say, eighty six percent of Americans said
1:13:30
Everything Everywhere, All at Once deserved to win the Golden Globe for Best Musical
1:13:33
Slash Comedy Motion Picture. And Stevie and Aggie say lower the correct percentage brace
1:13:42
yourselves? Oh no, is eight percent? Eight just eight percent. That's
1:13:49
awesome. That's because I didn't watch it, believe it or not. This
1:13:55
survey had sixty four percent say not sure? Who Yeah, that's crazy.
1:14:02
And Everything Everywhere, All at Once wasn't even the biggest of the ones that
1:14:05
were there. There was another movie there on that list that scored higher than
1:14:10
Everything Everywhere, All Once, like ten percent, but it wasn't. I
1:14:15
was genuinely amazed by that survey, which is why I had to pay here
1:14:19
just eight percent, which, unfortunately for Jambo and Sean, means that this
1:14:26
survey goes to Stevie and Augie. They have taken three surveys and they have
1:14:30
our dream team have finally won a game. We won't many episodes. I
1:14:38
don't believe that, Like I was thinking like eighty five percent lower, like
1:14:43
as in lower, like maybe eighty four eight. Yeah, did they just
1:14:47
like fall asleep on the button I happened? It was insane. I looked
1:14:54
at it and I refreshed the page just to make sure, like this,
1:14:58
this has to be wrong, Like I've ever seen the film, but like,
1:15:01
oh, I've never everybody is coming themselves over it, so yeah,
1:15:08
it has to be good. Oh that movie is good, dude, it's
1:15:13
it's it's just an in't like, yeah, we did it on scene in
1:15:15
fifteen. But if you've never seen that movie, like Everybody's Little Man Will
1:15:20
Doctor Strange and Marvel already kind of did the whole like multiverse thing. This
1:15:26
is a better version. It's a well like, yeah, it's a complete
1:15:30
mind fun Marvels Marvels like, and I'm not bashing Marvel, but their whole
1:15:34
thing kind of seems like, hey, this is the way that we can
1:15:36
save everything that you don't like about whatever movie we did with this, Like
1:15:41
somebody sat down when you watch this movie, you will completely respect the fact
1:15:45
that somebody sat down, thought all the shit out and wrote it. It's
1:15:47
incredible. It's it's very like out the window. Everything that you're expecting gets
1:15:51
turned on its fucking air. But it is very good. It is very
1:15:56
very good. And Michelle Yos and key Quan's performing they're supposed to be excellent.
1:16:00
Oh shit, Oh they're amazing. It's so amazing. Like the I
1:16:04
would tell you the premise of the movie. That's a whole other thing that
1:16:08
I won't shut up about, but just trust me, it's worth given.
1:16:10
It's worth given times. Yes, there's a whole I'll give you that much.
1:16:17
There's a whole scene in there where Michelle Yo's character is in combat with
1:16:24
several other people. But the key to them beating her. Now, I'll
1:16:28
just give them this much because you can't not tell them this and them not
1:16:30
watch it. Everybody is dying to get a butt plug inside of themselves to
1:16:34
be able to fight her. It's amazing, Like it's crazy as shit.
1:16:41
Did you just see a bunch of dudes like trying to fight her to get
1:16:43
the butt plugs to put them in their asses as they can do battle sound
1:16:47
amazing, sounds like people can't admit they want to do the same thing wise
1:17:01
like don't do it, don't say it, They're gonna know you love the
1:17:02
butt plus chick pick other. It falls to me to reluctantly congratulate our dream
1:17:11
teams and Aggie for winning the point one job one Niehan, this just means
1:17:15
you have to come back and play. Yep, that's that's all that means.
1:17:19
Um and I good with that, dude. I'm all the way good.
1:17:21
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1:17:26
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