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Bonus Ep True Detective: Night Country Eps 1 & 2 "Corpsicle Woof" · Drama, Darling: A Real Housewives Comedy Podcast

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  Drama Darling Drama, Darling Drama Darling. Well, hello, welcome to a
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  bonus episode of drama Darling joining me as Emily Emily Laurisis it gives you lemons
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  Shannon's old thing, That's what it was, of course, poor Shannon Ohnon.
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  Well, we are doing a bonus episode that is just coming out of
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  left field. You guys probably didn't even see this coming a mile away because
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  I never mentioned it. But guess what Emily and I are going to talk
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  about today? A true Detective Night Country Season two, first two episodes.
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  What yeah, spoilers ahead, spoilers two episodes, thank you? Yes,
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  spoilers ahead for sure. And obviously the season hasn't finished. There are six
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  episodes. Did you know that, Emily, I didn't. I'm glad that
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  you told me that. Yeah. Oh wait, was I supposed to watch
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  the two episodes? Oh yeah, Jamie, I know she was like I
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  only watched three. I didn't. I didn't listen yet to the Traders,
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  I love it, I know, and honestly that's not I gotta listen because
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  I bet it's pretty great. Uh, this is the show from yesterday,
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  because like trying to explain, you know, what happens is also entertaining,
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  so I gotta listen. Yeah, and then we yeah, we really go
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  a little we go left and right on this too. We go into a
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  lot of little sidebars, which is which is fun. But uh so we're
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  not gonna do news today. We'll pick up with that on Monday. And
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  so True Detective is like if you've seen Emily, had you seen the first
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  episode? I'm sorry seasons of True Detectives? Yeah, you know, but
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  it's been so long. I mean, it's not that fresh. What's what
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  my what I remember with the like the first season is the is it like
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  a supernatural influence or is it like some weird I remember that with like Matthew
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  McConaughey and the and the weird stick thing in the drum. Oh yes,
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  yes. I want to go back and watch it though, because I've been
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  reading in the threads or wherever that there might be a connection to that first
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  season with this season. So I want to go back and maybe is it
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  the symbol? Maybe I think it's the symbol. Yeah, that's fine.
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  Imp Olympics where Emily and I both studied in Chicago and swirl a little swirl,
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  yeah, which is very nineties coffee shop too. It's very like the
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  Owen coffee would be that swirl. Yes, you're so right. And then
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  like I recently used that emo. There's an emoji with eyes like that,
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  which, oh, yes, of course it is going to be real popular
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  on the True Detective season three text threads, I'm sorry what, yeah?
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  Season is this season four? I'm sorry? So yeah, four? Like
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  I did not watch season three, and it's been a long time since they've
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  had a True Detective season. And just so everybody knows, every season is
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  different. Okay, they're not connected at all. Yeah, like Fargo.
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  Oh is that how Fargo is? Okay? Yeah, yeah, so they
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  there's no through storyline. You don't pick up where you left off. It's
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  a totally different towns, there, totally different characters. It's a totally different
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  story. And so interestingly enough, from what I understand, I think that
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  when this was actually shot, and I could be wrong, but I think
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  it wasn't necessarily meant to originally be True Detective. I think it was like
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  in the process of being shot and what have you, and then they slapped
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  True Detective Night Country on it because they wanted that association. I read something
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  different. Okay, well, yeah, and I could totally wrong. I
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  read that the director Isa Lopez, I read that she had intended I think
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  it might be Asa. I thought that she hadn't intended this to be a
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  true detective and it was so wild and out there that she didn't think it
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  could be. Because it's like so, so, then maybe that's what it
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  is. Okay, well, the threads are talking regardless. It kind of
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  reminded me of like what they tell potential Housewives shows when they're filming them that
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  it's not real Housewives. It's like, you know, Oklahoma Sisters, you
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  know what I mean. And then later with Utah, what they do with
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  Utah. Yeah, and then the later they're like, it's gonna be a
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  real Housewives. They're like, oh my god. When I found out that
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  we were going to be, you know, a part of the franchise,
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  you know, it's like that whole thing. So I just found that interesting.
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  Now Night Country is because it's taking place in the most northern little town
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  in Alaska, which is like one hundred and fifty miles north of the Arctic
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  Circle, and this is it. It's a made up town. It's not
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  a real town, but it's supposed to be the town that goes dark.
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  You know, they have night for sixty days, which is obviously a real
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  thing. Could you live there? God, No, I don't think I
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  could do it, Emily, how about you? No, absolutely not,
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  like not even for like gosh, I wonder if I could even go there
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  for like a week of it. I don't. Yes, it's so disorienting
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  watching the show to know what time of day it is. Truly, you
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  forget that. You know, when they're bustling around in the town and they're
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  moving about and it's dark, I'm like, oh, that's right, this
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  is probably their daytime, this is their business day, and you know when
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  I you know, then the names of the people I need to pull up
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  like a cast list, because I need to remember who I'm talking about.
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  The woman who was like kind of cutting open that elk or whatever hanging there
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  when Travis appeared to from Harry Potter, Oh my god, I thought I
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  recognize Missus Dursley. Oh my god, Petunia a way. Also the therapist
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  from Fleabag. Also she's done a million things, but she's doing a Shaw
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  as the actress. Oh my, Fiona Shaw, That's who it is.
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  Okay, that's amazing. What an incredible actress when her dead husband appeared to
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  her and the ice and Travis, Travis when he did that wild you know,
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  like so you think you can dance sing out there in the ice?
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  Which was you know, I mean, I need Mikey Minden on that choreography,
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  you know, we need a little more. Must have been choreographed,
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  and it must have been rehearsed to mean a couple of things. And then
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  I thought about it, and I thought, well, maybe he's because then
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  he like puts the snow on his face. So I was like, I
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  wonder if he's recreating the symbol and then yes, I don't know what.
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  Well, he went like this like up through and he opened his mouth like
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  the tongue, you know, because there was the tongue missing, right,
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  So I wonder if there are some hints in the crowd. There were one
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  hundred hints pretty unhinged. It was unhinged. What do they call that dance?
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  Uh, there's a modern not modern dance, impression dance dance, interpretive
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  interpretive dance. That's essentially what that was. But if we want to go
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  back to like merce Cunningham and have a Beverly Hills tie in. It was
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  a little bit of Twila, you know what I mean, we were so
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  I wonder if Mikey Minton had something to do with that at the end of
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  the day. Anyway, that being said, that scene when she was like
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  cutting open the elk or the caribou or the wolf, I don't know what
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  it was. It was a wolf, Okay, the wolf? The wolf?
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  Can you wait? Can you say wolf correctly? Hold on? No,
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  I don't think I can. Oh my god, wolf, that's my
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  Maryland. Oh my god. Anythink this is my newest favorite thing of twenty
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  twenty four. I did not know eveuld Land. Here, you guys,
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  Emily. The way that Marilyn says wolf doesn't have an ownment wolf wolf,
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  a wolf in and you're wolf in the food down? Stop wolf in your
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  food down, stop wolf from your food is yeah, I can't say it
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  wrong. Yeah. There's certain words that I get a double take on,
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  Like from Al I'll be like, oh, pull up here and like pull
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  or pull. Yeah. But see what's interesting is that you're at like you're
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  really accentuating l's in certain words, and then you're removing them from others,
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  which I am fascinating as hell. Well, I think because I don't say
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  wolf and wolf bluff, I can't even do it. It's like my friend
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  my I have a British friend that can't say squirrel. They say schoel.
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  Well, uh, it's like I make them say it all the time.
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  Spell. Oh my god, this is great. Okay, So you think
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  it was a wolf? Yeah, so you think you can wolf? So
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  you think you can wolf? With Travis out there, I'm thinking like,
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  was that technically daytime since she was working on that wolf or was it night
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  because Travis came out and I don't think he's coming out during the day,
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  but he could come out at any time. Yeah. Because it's disorienting.
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  It's a horror movie, it is. So that's what's wild about this is
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  that it is it's supernatural, and I wasn't expecting that. I mean,
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  this is what I'm getting to too, is like I wonder if it is
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  supernatural or if this world is just so chaotic that you know everybody and like
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  it's so oh, you're so out in the middle of nowhere. It's so
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  upside down from everything. So like things things feel, they makes they they're
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  heightening weird circums stances. I mean, yeah, seeing your dead boyfriend or
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  husband is supernatural, but I wonder if the actual murder is going to be
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  grounded in reality. Right, it's just everything else fucks with your head,
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  yes, and in the threads. And I don't want to get too deep
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  into people's theories because there are some. And I did kind of look because
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  I wanted to really kind of ground myself and what I was seeing, because
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  it's a real mind trip. And when I started watching, I was like,
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  cheez, Louise, I'm like, I haven't watched something like this in
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  a really, really long time. I was scared inside. I was like,
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  h yeah, I don't know. I'm watching this at night, like
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  I'm kind of freaked out. I'm going to have bad dreams. And I
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  watched one and two at the same time, and they are like sixty five
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  minutes each because it is only six episodes, but that's because they're really tacking
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  on all the minutes, so technically it probably would be eight. But the
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  uh, the angle of it being supernatural to me is obviously clear at the
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  beginning, but you're right, it could end up being in what some theories
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  are saying, a level of people in the town hallucinating and having like psychosis
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  on some level, like mass psychosis or mass hallucinations based on their circumstances of
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  being in the dark or something in the water or lead in the water.
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  Because we already know the water you can't drink, So when tell me about
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  because I missed that. I mean I heard someone say something about the water
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  at some point and I didn't write it down. What was that comment made
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  about the water maybe being bad or something went wrong. I think it's something
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  to do with whatever they're mining at the mine and at the research station.
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  No, that's Oh, so the brother of anakay that yeah, the broad
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  Navarro goes to visit, Yes, and he's like, we can't drink the
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  water, and he makes some reference to because he and that guy with a
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  fake Metallica poster on the wall that she later goes to visit just as metal.
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  But it's the bar, the bartender, the guy with the gray hair
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  and the must or does he have a mustache? He has gray hair to
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  like, Oh, the bad guy, like the racist guy against indigenous people.
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  Yes, okay, and he so she goes to visit him in his
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  like room for the mining, Yes, and that's where they have the bad
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  weird posters. But he is I don't, I forget where I'm going with
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  this, but he also works at the mine, okay, and he's Anyway,
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  they there's something going wrong at that mine, which is also why that
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  anna Ka woman was murdered because of the choices the mine was making, and
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  so because she was why she was in that trailer, because she was fighting
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  the mine on something. She was protesting against what was going on at the
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  mine. Okay, God right, that's my takeaway. I'm not totally sure,
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  but anyway, it seems that now there's issues with the water. Okay,
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  yes, so there's something going on with the water. There's that research
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  station where obviously all of these researchers, researchers, researchers mysteriously they had some
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  weird things going on at their you know, and where they're studying. They
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  leave, they get frozen in the ice altogether, to which Jodie Foster calls
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  that thing a did you catch it? A corp? I know? Yeah,
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  So they go and they're like stuck in the in the in the ice,
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  and then they have to you know, thaw them out in the ice
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  drink and blah blah blah. But and now these two caught, well the
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  trooper has to now it's Jody Foster's character, and so it's Navarro and is
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  it Danner? Wait? What is Jody Fopers? Danvers and Navarro are going
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  to now finally team up on breaking this case because it's connected. But we
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  don't need to explain this to you because if you've watched it, you've watched
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  it. But so let me just start at the beginning with the the those
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  Elk or those caribou when it's the last sunset and then they're all freaking out
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  and then they jump off the cliff and die. They're like it's like,
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  yeah, they all like Matt the suicide mission from these Elk and the cg
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  like they were very cgied and it was very weird. I was like,
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  what is happening? Did you did you catch that? I it was a
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  little polar express Yes, very polar because that's exactly that you nailed it.
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  That is exactly what it looked like. And it really me off. Yeah,
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  but then I don't know, I think like this. I did watch
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  that beginning a second time and it didn't bother me as it wasn't as jarring,
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  but I was also like, I don't know how else they could do
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  that. Yeah, and then I also don't know. It was a very
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  cool open but I don't know to what end. I guess we'll just have
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  to wait and see. But I do think the overall message here is like
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  that land is protecting like the thing that could like whatever that natural, you
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  know, because the Salah Salala lab remember the teacher says, we have they
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  were discovering something that could like basically save humanity. Yeah, and so maybe
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  the land doesn't want that, and so I don't know if that's going to
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  tie in. I don't know why the elks all had to die, the
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  computer elks, the computer ol had to die because they were horribly created.
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  We had to sacrifice those those elk those elkuy Like. It was a weird
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  start and I was like, what are we getting into? But okay,
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  and then the I love the idea of them being in the dark. I
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  mean, it's so creepy. And and then also you know they have eighty
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  days of daylight in the summertime. Yeah, that's bonkers. It is bonkers.
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  I have been in like they are parts of the world. Where there's
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  very little night time for like a day or two, and it's that's equally
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  disorienting. But I'd rather do that. By the way, could you live
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  in that Salala lap? I thought about that. Yeah, and I would
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  say I have a better chance of living in that lab during for two months,
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  during this dark time, then I would if I had my own house.
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  I would almost rather just live there, like in a bunker and not
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  leave and not be aware of it being dark. Yeah, I would have
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  a better chance down there or in there than I would anywhere else. But
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  that was tough. What it feels like. It feels like they're on a
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  like they're on a space mission. Yeah, and so I'm like, well,
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  it's a cool spaceship. I could live there better than I could.
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  Like, I also watch for All Mankind and they live on Mars, and
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  I'm like, I could spoiler alert, there's an idea that they might live
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  on Mars, and that idea would not be fun for me. Okay,
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  but yeah, I don't know, I don't know. Yeah, that was
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  tough. Like I was like, Okay, there's these big the long hallways.
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  It looks like pretty spacious, But then they were in that laundry room,
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  and then they're up at each other and it just felt like a little
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  too below decky in terms of like, yeah, you know, being claustrophobic.
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  Did you pick up on all the weird Chicago things in there? First
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  of all, all the coloring is cooler. Okay, well Ferris Bueller,
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  not just Ferrish Bueller, but the downtown What looks like the most iconically fun
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  scene to have ever shot is the downtown twist and shout yes scene on repeat,
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  and then the Solala inside it's all orange and blue, which is Bears,
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  and then like the things that they hone in on are like there's like
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  a Wilco shirt. I'm like, what is So then I was like,
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  did have a Wilco shirt? Yes? So, like I I was like,
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  okay, this is too many. Maybe i'll give you The orange and
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  blue was just but the Ferris Bueller thing and the Wilco shirt, I'm like,
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  yeah, so I'm curious about all that. And then these are little
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  easter eggs. Yeah. But but because I was like, maybe the director
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  is just a fan, and then I looked her up in terms of like
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  what and I don't think she's a I don't think She's like, yeah,
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  she's from Mexico, and like, I just don't. I mean, nothing
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  about what I read seems to be Chicago. But maybe I'm wrong. It
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  could just be a coincidence. I mean, also, the Wilco shirt is
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  not just a Wilco shirt. It has the Chicago flag on it. It's
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  good. Yeah, well, there's got to be something there. There's got
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  to be something. Yeah. That tongue that was found was really disturbing.
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  And to find out that it is Annie Kay, which we don't know yet.
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  Yeah, I thought we did, which is why Jodie Foster showed up
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  at Navarrosen was like, you put your cans. I guess we're going to
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  turn up you know, right, I thought it was the results of that.
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  Yet I thought that they got the dam well, I mean, I
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  think it's heavily implied that it's her, Okay, but I'm not. Maybe
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  maybe maybe that's why she showed up because she's like, see, this is
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  why this is your case now and it's my case. We have to do
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  this together. You can close yours and I can close mine. Because they
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  got the test back from the tongue. Oh okay, I missed that,
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  Okay, God. I mean I could be wrong, but that's what that
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  scene meant. I thought. So now they're teamed up. Okay, well,
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  well you know to TBD. Yeah, because what happened first? Did
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  they go to that trailer? That trailer that was very as a hell?
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  Yeah, so mummied body in there? That's what I'm trying to figure out.
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  Yeah, because she like, so is it detective Dan dan Verse?
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  She's a detective right? Okay, so she's a true true not country.
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  No, I'm turning her under like Kermit the Frog and yeah, she not
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  too, just all of them. But she well she's getting close. She
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  just came out with a new jam, which we'll we'll discuss that on Monday.
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  But anyway, she was home, you know, and that's one hell
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  of a color printer she's got, I gotta tell you no shit. First
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  of all, I was like, is this kind of some kind of special
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  detective color printer where you don't have to reload color ever between one photo?
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  Yeah? I mean that was a lot of color photos and she had a
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  whole floor full of them, and I was like, this is impressive.
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  Can I get that printer? Is that? You know? What is this
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  available? Can you can you put a link in bio for me, because
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  this is one hell of a printer. Who's yeah, I know that small
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  town can't pay for that ink, So who's paying for this? Yeah?
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  No, I think she's tapped into the natural resource. It's ink. That's
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  the thing that they're mining. They have to be. I mean that the
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  indigenous people you know of are are mad because they're they're mining all of their
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  color from the earth for her photos. We figured it out, but uh,
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  oh no, I forgot. I was gonna say, oh, well,
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  oh the mamma fied body. Yes, she was discovering this crazy writing
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  and like stick figure drawing and like all this fucking nuts stuff that people are
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  scribbling. She had pictures of something. And then and then we went to
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  that r V where Navarro got a tip about that place because the guy metallic
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  photo. Yeah. She took the photo to that guy. Yeah, and
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  he was like, well fine, Mattel, and he's like, fine,
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  there was an RV ten years ago. He bought it. And then she
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  goes and and I'm thinking this is where again, I'm like, is it
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  daytime? This sucks for them. They've got to do their research during the
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  day and it's freaky as hell, and they go into this RV and all
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  this stuff is hanging down. Kind of reminded me of True Detective season one
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  because of all the stick figures hanging Yeah yeah, yeah, right, So
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  that was an interesting thing. And then they finally find that. What I
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  was like, is this a stuffed body or is it a real body?
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  Because I think if it's frozen, it wouldn't smell obviously, but if it
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  so, that's probably why they were like, oh my god, it smells
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  so bad because that was would be the first, you know, reaction to
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  a dead body. But if it's preserved, I assume there's really not a
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  smell. I mean, I guess, like it's how you. I guess
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  it's all in the mummification of it. I don't know enough about that to
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  know. I feel like, at first glance though, I thought it was
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  just a dummy like yeah prop but like uh yeah, like like I thought,
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  like not it was supposed to just be something to mislead. Yes,
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  yes, but they didn't really hang on it too long. They sure didn't,
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  so I don't know, because it was like they're always getting calls in
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  the middle of the most intense moments arresting people finding dead bodies like well,
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  but it seems to be anytime the ANIK thing comes up, there's a distraction,
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  either the phone cuts out or they they get pulled in a totally different
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  direction. It's any time like they're getting close on the ANIK thing, that's
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  when they get pulled away. So when we've heard this phrase from all of
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  the people that are getting affected by this phenomenon, whatever it is. We
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  heard the first researcher who was in the background of that like video TikTok video
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  that that guy was making where he turns and he's like, she's awake.
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  Yeah, And then we hear it again in the car where Navarro is about
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  to see the polar bear in the streets and with the eye. The polar
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  bear is missing an eye. Polar bear is missing an eye. We've got
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  that polar bear stuffy of Jodie Foster's. We have the flashback of her with
• 26:15
  a with a child. Yeah, I think it's her son's polar bear.
• 26:19
  But who is her son? We haven't We don't die, Okay, there's
• 26:23
  some because that's not her I think she I don't think that that is her
• 26:27
  biological daughter. Okay, the impression that she's raised. I wonder daughter she's
• 26:34
  not a fan of the indigenous culture living in this town and says, do
• 26:40
  you want to say that? Like Jody's Foster, Jodie Foster's character is so
• 26:47
  interesting and it is so good. It's really layered because every time you think
• 26:52
  that, yeah, she's like really like she gives you little things that like,
• 26:55
  you know, she's she's a pretty good person, and then she's just
• 27:00
  the fucking asshole. Oh she called that woman a laundry at grandma. Yeah,
• 27:07
  also a woman to her face seems in everyone's husband in the town.
• 27:11
  Oh my god. I mean it's it is and it is kind of laid
• 27:15
  on, pretty thick, you know what I mean, Like, yeah,
• 27:18
  I you know, the writing is. Whatever the writing is, it's fine,
• 27:22
  but like it is interesting to get these shoehorn things in there. Where's
• 27:26
  Okay, we get it. You're this slutty detective who doesn't care, hard
• 27:30
  ass kind of heart of gold, wants to get to the truth. But
• 27:33
  I don't even know if she does have a heart of gold. Yeah,
• 27:37
  maybe I leave that's like an ego. Yeah, I think she's an ego
• 27:41
  of gold. And also somehow needing to prove something and also can't needs to
• 27:47
  get away from herself because I think whatever happened, Yeah, her son died
• 27:52
  and the boyfriend or her first husband who's the her current daughter or dad mm
• 28:00
  hm is also dead. So something went on that she's running away from mentally
• 28:06
  too right. Yeah yeah, so I mean, which is perfect for True
• 28:11
  Detective. You if you're gonna be a true detective, you got to have
• 28:15
  a lot of like skeletons and pain in your past or else it's you're never
• 28:21
  gonna survive True Detective series. Yeah, True Detective nice. Also, like,
• 28:30
  of one thing that I to your point about, maybe some things are
• 28:33
  a little shoehorned in the other thing that made me a little nuts is the
• 28:37
  thing that they do sometimes with blocking where she's talking to the teacher in the
• 28:42
  classroom in a totally normal way and he's sitting he gets that I noticed that
• 28:47
  too, No, can't finish it, and he gets up to as he's
• 28:52
  making a point and sits in front of her on the le so on the
• 28:57
  desk in front of her, like like so close, and with his dick
• 29:03
  in her face, and they're acting like this is totally normal. Blocking,
• 29:07
  and this is how totally normal conversations would go. And it wasn't sexual,
• 29:12
  it was just weird blocking for no reason. I did they think this shot
• 29:17
  was going too long without movement. I'm just like, this is not annoy
• 29:21
  If that happened, I would scoot my chair back so fast, Like even
• 29:25
  though they had a history. Maybe they were show trying to show that she's
• 29:27
  so comfortable with him, but I was like, this is so weird that
• 29:33
  we are to think this is just normal conversation. I am so glad that
• 29:37
  you brought that up, because that stuck out, not like a sore thumb,
• 29:41
  like a tongue on the ground of a research facility in Alaska, Like
• 29:45
  that stuck out. And not only did it stick out, but it also
• 29:51
  grabbed my attention because his movement to get to his mark was clumsy and he
• 29:56
  almost fell like he tripped. Yeah, it was, and he continued and
• 30:03
  there was no motivation as an actor for him to do that, And so
• 30:07
  I'm thinking he wanted to make a bigger moment of it, and I'm thinking
• 30:11
  it was an actor's choice and they left it in. That's what I think.
• 30:15
  I think he made that choice for himself. And he was like,
• 30:18
  I'm feeling this organic moment. I'm gonna come over here. I'm gonna make
• 30:21
  my point. And you know, I don't know his history as a well.
• 30:26
  They would have them do it again, but maybe they like didn't have
• 30:29
  time, and you know, I mean, it was a clumsy move.
• 30:33
  It was weird, and I'm glad that they were being so bizarre. It
• 30:36
  was awful. It was awful. I literally, like out loud, was
• 30:40
  like, what, yeah, I know. I'm so glad we're on the
• 30:44
  same page. God bless you, because I was like, this is so
• 30:48
  fucking weird. This is weirder than the guys like leaving the facility and having
• 30:53
  their clothes found separately and naked being in a corpsicle like this is more odd
• 30:59
  to me. You know what though, with that, they said they said
• 31:03
  the term the hypothermia, the pair of They kind of wrote it down.
• 31:07
  That's legit. When you go nuts in hypothermia, that you get your body
• 31:12
  temperature goes so high, you become the hottest you've ever been, and you
• 31:17
  start taking your clothes off to cool off, and then you die. It's
• 31:22
  the last stretch of that. So I I Oftentimes people are found like that
• 31:30
  when they've reached that moment. Wow. Yeah. So I was like glad
• 31:36
  that they kind of said it a little bit. Okay, So when they're
• 31:40
  still out there and they found these this corpsicle and they're like, you know,
• 31:47
  brushing them off, trying to do the work that they need to do,
• 31:49
  the forensic work when they don't have a forensic expert, and one of
• 31:55
  the guys like fumbles and breaks off off a hand of one of the researchers.
• 32:01
  Oh my god, how are we just now getting to that? Yeah?
• 32:06
  Okay, And then I thought he was rigged with explosives. I didn't
• 32:10
  even realize he was alive at first, and I had to go back and
• 32:14
  I was like, oh my god, he's alive. He was alive,
• 32:16
  and he's screamed. It was like so disturbing and so scary. And so
• 32:22
  now they took that one guy and now he's in a coma in the hospital.
• 32:28
  So he's still alive with his fuck with his hand off and broken bone
• 32:34
  exposed. They're like, oh, we have to decapitate his leg because it's
• 32:37
  not gonna make it. I'm like, you think, I think all his
• 32:40
  extremities are gonna need to go how is he still alive? Emily? Do
• 32:47
  you decapitate a leg or amputatee decapitate? Sorry, I just wanted to make
• 32:55
  sure that wasn't something that I didn't know. No, thank you the darling.
• 33:00
  They're probably really a hard eye roll. Oh there goes our bitch wife
• 33:04
  again, not getting words right, poor baby amputate Thank you so now.
• 33:12
  But that's that's the guy. I mean, you know, eyes on him.
• 33:16
  He's going to bring it full circle and he's going to have to become
• 33:22
  awake at some point. Yeah, or he's just going to be so out
• 33:28
  to lunch that he's going to be saying just streams of conscious that we're going
• 33:32
  to think means something, but they don't. Right, He's just gonna be
• 33:36
  like, she's awake, she's awake, you know, the Cariboo, the
• 33:40
  Cliff. He's just gonna be saying, Chicago. He's gonna be saying all
• 33:44
  the things you think. Well, the you know, I had to think
• 33:51
  like, oh, it was the researchers that killed Annie Kay. You know
• 33:54
  that's what made me think like it was this group of men that killed her,
• 33:59
  that did that horrific murder, and so that's why they're the ones that
• 34:04
  are being sacrificed in this way and being taken to task because they were so
• 34:09
  isolated or you know, I don't know what, but one of the guys,
• 34:13
  what's the Clark guy, the guy that's missing, Oh, Raymond Clark.
• 34:17
  Okay, so when they're when they are frosting, so all right,
• 34:22
  so that when they're defrosting the corpsicle, the guy with the tattoo whose picture
• 34:29
  he's wearing the same coat as Anna kay and we know it because there was
• 34:32
  a rip in it. But then he has a patch over that same part.
• 34:37
  Right, So then so he's the one who escaped from the ice drink.
• 34:42
  Yes, okay, he's the one that's missing. Oh my god.
• 34:45
  Oh, by the trailer, he's the one. Oh, he's the one
• 34:50
  with the trailer. What right, he's the one in the photo. He's
• 34:54
  the one with the trailer, and he's the research facility. Yeah, he's
• 35:00
  the one. And then she he's I think they said he was the only
• 35:02
  one with his own room, and he was the one that was crying,
• 35:07
  like when the cleaning lady was like he was crying. I heard him crying.
• 35:09
  Same guy, or maybe it was somebody that I don't remember. But
• 35:14
  yeah, well this is we have to wrap. But so far, so
• 35:19
  good. Are you liking it? I'm loving it? Okay, great,
• 35:23
  love love it. I love it too. It was there. I definitely
• 35:27
  have some issues. I'm like, Navara, why are you so obsessed with
• 35:29
  this one murder? Like, let's you know, like, yeah, you
• 35:32
  know, there are some things that are a little too far fetched or yeah,
• 35:37
  and here's a little nugget for you darlings, real quick before we take
• 35:40
  off Navarro's piercings, her cheek piercings. I looked up that in the Inuit
• 35:45
  culture, this is from when they would be seal hunting and they would pierce
• 35:51
  their cheeks and pop their like so that other seals would think that those were
• 35:55
  like indentations for whiskers. So it's a tactic that they would use for seal
• 36:00
  hunting. I don't know if this is true. This is from Evolved Body
• 36:05
  art dot com, but that that's where the origins of those piercings come from.
• 36:08
  That is so fascinating. I am so glad you said that, and
• 36:14
  I love at the end they have that like message on the screen. It's
• 36:19
  like, if you want to learn more about indigenous cultures, and things like
• 36:22
  that, go here, go there, go everywhere. But I do love
• 36:27
  the lean into into Inuit. I don't know all of the the correct names
• 36:35
  for the cultures that live in the Arctic region, but Inuit would be I
• 36:39
  guess a broader term, right. And then, but I also noticed that
• 36:45
  she has like real it looks like she's got real dimples under there. There
• 36:49
  dimple piercings, that's what those are called. So it creates the dimples so
• 36:54
  that seals would think that they were where their whiskers would pop, so they
• 36:59
  would just see the shape and think like that that was It was like mild.
• 37:04
  Yeah, it was a way to trick the seals. But I mean,
• 37:07
  yeah, I don't know, I'm on their chin and then their face,
• 37:10
  like that's all interesting. Yeah, they all do. I don't know
• 37:15
  the meaning of all of the origin, but that I was like, there's
• 37:19
  got to be a reason for the I didn't know that. I'm glad you
• 37:22
  looked it up. I just thought that she was just a bad ass and
• 37:25
  was like and was like, I don't like my dimples because they make me
• 37:28
  look too cute, and so to get rid of them, I'm gonna put
• 37:30
  piercings in them. That's like what I'm thinking. Nope, not at all,
• 37:36
  Okay, nope, And I don't think she's necessarily a seal hunter.
• 37:38
  But that's what that that's what that means. Very cool, very exciting.
• 37:44
  Jody Foster, What a badass bitch, what a character. Looking forward to
• 37:49
  hearing more of your Jody Foster impression, Emily and hearing you say we cool.
• 37:54
  There's there's all corplves. I'm corpure wolf or Corse. What the fuck
• 38:05
  is wrong to carb Wolf? Your cool? Cross curse from im? Own
• 38:12
  it? You're spoken trooper, your trooper? Remember doctor Colector here or Colector
• 38:22
  here? It feels like a shame. What's the corpse? Alright? You
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