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24 Minutes (S18E21) · Four Finger Discount (Simpsons Podcast)

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  Chloe, I need those chromatics. Now, who is this? I'm Jack
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  Bauer. Who the hell are you? I'm I meda duty, Chloe,
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  find out all you can about it. I made a duty. Does anyone
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  there know I made a duty? I met a duty. Wealthy Saudi financier
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  disappeared into Afghanistan in the late nineties. Really no, Jack, it's a
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  joke. Name. You're being set up, dammit. Four Finger Discount Dude,
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  Allowen podcast takes place over the course of about one hour. Do you
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  think miss Davis wonderful for anesscount? We say that, we always like to
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  say that, And four hours later, yes, do the voice? Do
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  the voice? What am I trying to do? The twenty four voice?
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  Pul Alice Nika. Oh, it's a main and that there are certain means
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  that just passed me. Right, But all right, Pops, that's for
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  another podcast that we were recording a little bit. Leader. Oh my god,
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  it never stops here at the four Finger Discount and he's speaking of the
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  hill. He's speaking of the hill. I am speaking of that. Oh
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  my goodness. Wow, he's just he's throwing in the the segways and the
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  links and everything. They go mister Brendan Dan know everybody, there's just no
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  stopping him. But twenty four minutes. Honestly, this is one of my
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  favorite episodes of that Simpson's post Golden Ear. I love this episode, really,
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  I love it. I think it's think as a spoof of twenty four.
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  It's the spot on as a spoof of twenty four. You are one
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  hundred percent right. I mean this was giving me a bit of an acid
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  flashback to Oh gosh, because when the two thousands, I think it was
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  two thousand, maybe two thousand and one. It seems very contemporaneous with sad
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  to say, the whole post nine to eleven world, and so I don't
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  know if it came out everything's a terrorist attack very much so. Yeah,
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  So whether it was prior to that one to twenty fourteen, okay, but
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  I went for six seasons the first one, so maybe there was like was
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  there a spinoff or something? There was that just recently? Yeah, the
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  show probably had November six, two thousand and one. Oh, but they
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  would have been, but it would have been making it pre September eleven,
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  they would have, yes, Oh but yes, so span for two hundred
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  and four episodes over nine seasons. Wow. The series finale broadcast on July
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  fourteenth, twenty fourteen. So that's not because they brought it back and then
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  they made like new seasons, didn't they? They did? And was there
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  a spinoff? Just because? Is that including twenty four colin Legacy? Twenty
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  four Redemption was a television film the air between season six and seven that star
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  Keifer as Jack. Yes, okay, because there was, yeah, the
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  reboot not long ago that I don't think had Keith and the lead. I
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  think it had an actor named Corey Hawkins who I think it was in Straight
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  out of Compton, and a couple of other things. There's twenty four Live
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  Another Day that's twelve episodes. Okay, is that did? Maybe that's it?
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  That is a twenty four then series event that aired in twenty fourteen,
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  and it has Keifer in it. Okay, then look up twenty four Legacy
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  while you've got Google happening. Twenty four Legacy Okay, it was called Legacy
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  twenty four Legacy, Yeah, consisting of twelve episodes. The show falls of
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  Life of War here at X the United States Army Ranger Sergeant Eric Carter,
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  Corey Hawkins. Yeah, so that ed when did that one air? That's
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  not long ago, that's like maybe twenty nineteen or twenty twenty, twenty seventeen.
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  Time has just lost all meaning. But twenty four big hit, big,
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  big hit, big, big hit. Yeah, for a number of
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  reasons. Yeah, the timing was right, as we as we pointed out,
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  the world was ready for an all American hero just to surveillance and shit.
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  Yeah, and yes, the world was getting more and more surveiled all
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  the time. And as I think we've said when we've talked about either twenty
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  four or Keeper Sutherland on previous episodes of not just this podcast, but maybe
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  other podcasts in the Forefinger discan work was a big deal to get Keeper Sutherland
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  as the lead via TV show. Yeah, what was he doing pre twenty
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  four? He done anything since Lost Boys? Well, that's the thing.
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  I was thinking about this on the way over. I think when we think
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  of Keifer Sudden, we think of twenty four, but prior to that,
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  it was really like the one two punch of stand By Me where he's a
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  dreadful villain and Lost Boys, Yeah, sexy, charismatic vampire. I think
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  I said I rewatched Lost Boys not long ago, and you just look at
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  keithra and that was like you just had it from the very beginning. It
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  just incredibly sexy, incredibly charismatic. Dope wardrobe in in the Lost Boys just
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  looks fantastic. It's no wonder they made in the Designeted Survivor very much.
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  Oh yeah, he's got all these other shows like Designated Survival that I think
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  has gone for a while, has been finished now, yeah, but it
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  went for a few seasons, so they it got canceled and they brought it
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  back for another season and it's like I watched it and it's not the same.
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  Okay, yeah, it doesn't feel right. And they have their show
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  rabbit Hole. I think it was Cold, which got canceled up the one
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  season as well. Okay then and was there also I think there was like
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  a reboot of The Fugitive that I think he was in. No shit,
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  that'd be cool, yeah, but I think it was on Quibi. I
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  feel like he's remember I do remember Quibi. I feel like he's going to
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  be the guy though, Keifer who's going to carry the two watch after Liam
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  Neeson hangs up his boots. He'll be like the new Taken, you know
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  what. I mean, so he'll be like, you know, when you
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  think of see Leem Neeson on the poster, now you know exactly what movie
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  you're going to be getting. Keith is going to be the new Lison.
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  But we're gonna call him Lisa now, as opposed to let's just let's save
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  time, let's call him Lisen. Was I was listening to another podcast the
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  other day. Sorry, I was cheating listening to another podcast instead of just
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  listening to us. Well, do you not call him Lison? Nickols?
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  That's like I think we call him Lison. I've never called him Lisen.
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  It's like it's too hard to say lee Na, to say Lisen. It's
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  really difficult. I get where you're going. I'm this on the podcast that
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  they were talking about about Roadhouse and about Patrick Swaysey and how he was taken
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  too soon. It's like, yeah, if Patrick Swaysey was still with us,
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  he'd be making Taken movies. He'd be making Liam Neeson style movies because
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  he'd be the villain. You think, I think it could be a good
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  villain, Patrick Swayzey point break true. But he wasn't even that villainous.
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  And maybe he was Robin Max and occasionally killing people. But hero just wanted
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  to serve Yeah, who amongst us? I say, but twenty four minutes
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  minutes? As I said, I loved this episode, one of my favorites
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  post Golden Here. I've always loved this, I just I was never I
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  never really watched twenty four when it was on. I've rewatched it since,
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  or watched it for the first time since. Adis thought having Jack and Chloe
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  in the episode really gave it that authenticity as well. Yeah, you get
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  the thing the key for Subtler's dam for just about anything, so he'd be
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  showing it, but also having Yeah, clear it. Now I'm going to
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  butcher the pronunciation of the actress's name. It's Marylyn, isn't it Mary Lynn
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  Raskeab. I'm not sure it's Mary then, but yeah, Chloe is the
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  character. That's Chloe. Yeah, Chloe is a bit of an interesting character,
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  and I liked how they beat up her role over time as well.
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  You know, she was just on the on the keyboard or just on the
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  monitors, and yeah, eventually she became a bit more of a badass or
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  a bit more of a hero. To the best of my recollection, I've
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  only watched the first two seasons so far. We've only started watching it best
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  six months ago. Yeah, but they're gonna have ed Ga styles in this
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  in the episode as well, Who's going to Die? And they pulled the
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  plug on that, which one said gestals, I'm not sure he's a rotund
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  character on twenty four. It's like a bit of a goofball. I'm not
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  too sure. I might be mixing up twenty four and Alias. Did you
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  watch Alias No with Jennifer Ganna? I didn't. I loved Alias really yeah.
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  I mean, and she played a different character every episode, not every
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  episode, but she I think one of the gimmicks was she's always in disguises.
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  It's like she always looks like Jennifer Ganah, but you know withther like
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  a red wig on or and a lot of a I think a lot of
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  her disguisers were Launcher. Wasn't she dating Athletic at that time? Well,
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  they co starred in dar Devil as I say, it's Dead Devon. Alias
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  were about the same time, right, I think, so yeah, yeah,
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  so yeah, she was in Aliens and I think Alias helped her get
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  the role as Elector in Daredevil because she was doing a lot of action stuff,
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  and she's seemed very very convincing to it. She was a really good,
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  not a cruise level screen runner, but she was pretty good at running
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  for the best time I rec and she also looked like I don't want to
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  sound dreadfully sexist when I say this, but you know, you see some
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  female like is on screen when they're throwing a punch, just like, that's
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  not going to hurt anybody. There are certain some men you see do that
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  and yet that's not gonna who But yeah, there were a few. Angelina
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  and Jolly is certainly one of them. And yeah, Jennifer Garner was one.
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  Was like, yeah, you're really throwing your whole body into that,
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  so loose you lose the same for me, yes, yeah, yeah.
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  So we just watched Payback and she's in that and slapping around Payack. Didn't
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  like pay Back. No, I watched it, going, this is not
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  what I thought this movie was going to be. I felt like I didn't
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  really know what it wanted to be either. But mel Gibson was not.
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  He's trying to. It felt almost like a Tarantino script where he kept saying,
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  I don't want one hundred and thirty or what I just want seventy and
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  like, I think you think this is a funny bit, but Mel Gibbs
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  is not nailing this role. There's a whole well, there's a whole lot
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  to go into it. We could talk about payback for a while. We
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  do it as movie guys. We can do it as a movie guys.
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  But yeah, yeah, well the point of it is, yeah, he
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  should be asking for more money, but no, he's like he's a principal
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  Quigers. Like, no, my cut of the my cut of the score
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  was this much. Just give me this much. That's yeah, I'm a
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  crook with principles. But yeah, but Lucy losing that that was a big
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  breakout role for her as far as Okay, yeah that was pre that was
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  prelimen Bill al mcbill, I think Charlie Angels and yes, yeah, but
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  how we get to Jennifer Garner twenty four Alias? Confusing Alias with twenty four
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  that's yeah, but those shows both have a similar in some ways. If
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  you're going to draw analogies with big screen franchises, Alias is a lot more
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  like Mission Impossible. In fact, JJ open sort of took over the Mission
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  Impossible franchise and helped steer it in the direction that it became post mission impossible.
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  Three and twenty four is a lot more like the Born franchise, to
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  the best of my understanding or the way I view it anyway, And it
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  feels like all of these things sort of influenced the way action movies were made
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  going forwards, or action movies and TV were done going forward, so they
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  all sort of bleed into one a bit. But yeah, twenty four definitely
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  had that. It was so distinctive with that, you know, the ticking
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  clock and the way over twenty like that is such a cool novelty, wasn't
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  it. It really was. Anyone who watches movies, Well, we talk
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  about it when we've done our south Park podcast, how Parker and Stone are
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  really good at taking movie tropes and either making fun of them or just exploiting
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  them for the goodness that they are. And they talk about the ticking clock
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  all the time. Twenty fours all ticking clock. It's great. I mean,
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  you normally just have it in the third acts like oh this Bard's gonna
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  go up. I think they handled it so well since this episode as well.
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  Yeah, having a ticking clock all the way through it was like,
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  I'm kind of on the edge of my seate even though adrenaline, Yeah,
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  yeah, it's great and this episode, yeah, you're right. It did
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  a really good job of celebrating it and taking the piss. I was never
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  like scared or had any adrenaline watching this, but I just thought they handled
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  the novelty very very well. Even during the commercial breaks, how they go
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  back to the time, it's like, oh yeah, three minutes are transpired.
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  Absolutely, but you could tell that they were big fans of twenty four.
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  They made an effort, which is what we've been hoping for, and
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  after four and season eighteen, this is definitely one of the best episodes of
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  season eighteen. He got to admit that at least I would think, so,
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  yeah, yeah, we you and I are on the same page.
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  We're not exactly on the same page. I mean, I don't think I
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  liked it as much as you, but that doesn't mean I disliked it.
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  See, I'm big on the format betning episode, So I feel like this
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  for me is almost like this ear is because Trilogy of Era is like season
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  twelve ish, This is almost like, you know, six seasons later,
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  this is this ear is trilogy of error. That makes a lot with the
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  lingo and yeah, yeah, so that that's very similar vibes I was getting
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  watching this one, but yeah, I just it won the two thousand and
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  eight Award for Best Writing in an Animated Television Production. And yeah, apparently
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  originally add as a one hour finale, so the next week's episode is the
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  season finale. You can't always say what you want and they add them together.
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  Okay, I think they did it like last season as well. I
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  know why they did that, but anyway, you know, the guys at
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  Fox, they're running their own rule. But I thought it was a very
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  funny script, you know, very well written. Just yeah, I just
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  as I said to him, I not the transitions, the split screens,
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  a countdown, that just all spot on. Absolutely my favorite. What were
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  you favorite moments from the episode? Look always happy to see and hear he
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  for Subdlan, great voice, that man, not unlike his dad Donald,
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  And I just like that he's down for he seems like well, he plays
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  very serious characters. Jack Barron particular doesn't seem like the barrel of monkeys,
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  but Keeper Subtland always seems willing to, if not take the piss out of
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  himself then certainly be involved in the joke and lightly poke fun at himself and
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  particularly the seriousness of his characters. Yees. So I always appreciate that.
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  So I was always glad to I was glad that he rocked up here bringing
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  the old classic trope as well of the prank core where it felt I haven't
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  done it for a while, I don't think, and it felt a bit
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  sort of old news by the time they kept doing it. By season ten
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  here it felt fresh, glad and done it for a while. It really
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  did. And yeah, I mean it speaks volumes about Keeper Sutland's not commitment
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  as an actor, but his style as well, that he plays the response
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  as Jack Bow. Yes, I thought that was great fun. I like
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  that a lot. Martin felt a good twist. I thought Been the molen't
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  Been the Mole great him being sort of full of regret at the end and
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  giving himself the tragic ending. And it looks like, oh, this went
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  a bit dark, but no, he's just giving himself the self inflicted weggie.
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  I really appreciated he was whipping whipping skipping and seeing that song about Skipper,
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  whoever it was, give you a little whatever it is skipped to the
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  lou my dad skipped Alu, my darling. So when he's first doing he's
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  skipping happily right. The second time he does it in a more sad version.
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  No, it was more menacing. When he's like, he's almost like
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  whistling, and so it's more like menacing there. And at the end he's
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  just depressing and sad. He's the same song in three different ways. It's
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  how he's emoting himself. It's a character arc, yes, and also just
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  gotta laugh at it. Jimbo's mum who's shown off for him that the doctor
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  said the air would be good for them. I think you would have appreciated
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  that particular part given your history with seeing friend's mother's naked. We were seeing
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  implants and Bootlen. I think Nikola has implants. What do you know that
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  I don't know, but yeah, you're right, Yeah, seeing friends mom's
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  naked, that is a novelty of mine. It's a fetish. I really
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  enjoyed the drawing, the schematics of Jimbo's house. Where's the rollercoaster room,
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  where's the shar take? I liked Marge sending Helen love George to the hospital.
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  Oh, I just I always like I when Marge gets the upper hand
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  on people. And yeah, as silly as it was, I didn't mind
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  the Homo Millhouse little side plot of them in the Dumbstep. It was just
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  this is our life now where dumpster fog, it's just whatever at a nice
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  little third moment where he parallel parks the dumb stuff. That was good.
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  Next question, you there eating the beast? All right, trivia time,
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  mister Davis. My first question for you is they zoom in or they enhance
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  on a desk that says skinner stinks right in the sixth grade? What camera
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  was it? Oh? Man, I had mys on skin the stinks.
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  I was looking at the camera, camera eight, camera eight. Okay,
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  then we see if I can stump you. But has a House of Blues
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  matchbook among his possessions, but which location and dame? My next question is
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  what is Dolph's real name? I knew his last name was Starban. What's
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  his first name? Oh? Gosh, no, you there was a lot
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  of This is a very information dense, very free very freeze framing episode.
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  Free frame the ship out of this episode. I did not you never do
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  I just let it roll. No do it that's why they pay you the
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  big bills big, That's why I pay you the books. His name is
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  Dolphin. Dolphin, Oh no wonder he goes with Dolph, I goord to
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  the newspaper that Millhouse is reading what is less popular? Cornd I free frame
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  the ship added this one you what there is no stopping you? Yeah,
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  Mayor's breath is still bad or something that's still the problem. And then they
• 15:56
  mentioned the bake sale in the on the front page of the paper as wow,
• 15:58
  okay, I have another question for you. Millhouse wants to buy what
• 16:03
  what is at the quickie mart? And Skinner says denied pass. We are
• 16:08
  not recording this episode on video, but you should know that we both did
• 16:12
  the Bobby Hill jazz hands just so you know. By the way, guys,
• 16:15
  we're going to be doing another classic review probably next week, and it's
• 16:18
  going to be Stark Raving Dad. We thought, what what should we do?
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  That's that's the one everyone seems to talk about the most, not the
• 16:25
  most, but they wish it was available, right, So we're gonna be
• 16:27
  Stark Graving Dad. We're gonna be reviewing that. But the big news is
• 16:30
  we're gonna start filming the podcast legitimately, So we're gonna camera set up as
• 16:33
  of next as of the Stark Raving Dad Review, whenever that comes out,
• 16:37
  that's gonna be the first one that we filmed. So stay tuned. Yes,
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  indeed, I've got to have a shower. You're gonna be able to
• 16:42
  see the stink lines and internet. Yeah, follow us on it's we're gonna
• 16:45
  putting clips on Instagram and TikTok and all that. Maybe even your kids do.
• 16:48
  Yeah, YouTube as well. Yeah, of course, yes, so
• 16:51
  make sure you follow us on the social medias and you can finally see guy
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  doing you know what are you talking about? And me going past? Were
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  worth every penny? Exactly right? Yes, you just asked me a question.
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  Should I ask your question? Yeah? Okay? Then out of Millhouse,
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  Martin and database? Which one is the Dingus database? Correct? It
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  was Dork Dink and Dingus Is that right? That is right? Freeze frame
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  the ship out of this one. I told you I did freeze frame that
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  bit, and that was the very start of the episode, and I have
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  freeze frame and no more forget it. So what were the names of Martin's
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  an It's not the ones that's the one that left with the bullies. It
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  was as a moth to Zarathustra. Well done, Yes, and Phobos was
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  a traitor. Yes, indeed, I had one more trivia question for you.
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  But I initially thought this might stump down though, and then they revealed
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  the answer themselves. Was it? Well, what did Martin hit Bart with?
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  Well? It was a tuba, right, it was a French horn.
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  French My first time getting hit by a French horn. It's like,
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  oh, because I just I didn't freeze frame that part. I was like,
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  it look like it. It was indeed a friend good instrument, the
• 18:00
  French horn. Yeah, he's your favorite French horness. Well, I'm a
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  fan of the instrument itself, not those who play it. That reminded me
• 18:10
  of when we're doing the movie Guys, and you said you like something about
• 18:12
  that there might even nineties film. Mitch is like elaborate and You're like,
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  I don't want to. I could if I wanted you. I think you
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  went with the vibe I did, and I was having a senior moment.
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  It's like, I don't know if you've I could see it was coming and
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  I'm like, it's like a car crash. I can see it there.
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  It's lingering there, but it can't get out. And then Mitch went up
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  on some tangent. I'm like, Mitch, I'm gonna have stop there because
• 18:40
  I remembered what I wanted to say. And Mitch was like, no,
• 18:44
  speaking of things trapped, this is actually taking a turn for the worst.
• 18:47
  Lot. This was a horrifying story. It happened to me yesterday, right,
• 18:49
  and I felt like I had to say on the podcast for all parents
• 18:52
  out there have young kids, it's very, very important, right, you
• 18:55
  can't let your kids be out of your sight for a second. Yesterday,
• 18:57
  I'm watching Holly every Tuesday, daddy daycare day. She doesn't have daycare.
• 19:00
  Nicola works. I watch Holly right, it's just no podcast day. It's
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  just Tuesday is podcast free day. And Holly was in the hallway playing with
• 19:10
  the jet I go to. I said, I'm going to the toilets go
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  quick, whiz right, doors open, everything doing a whizz and then I
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  don't know. I was walking the button washing my hands and he holy,
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  say Dad. I was like in a minute, Holly, and she's like,
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  Dad, I'm stuck, and I'm like sucking watches the bin. I
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  said, you can't be stuck in the bin because he's too small, and
• 19:27
  she I was stuck in the bin, and I was like, where I
• 19:30
  went in the kitchen, She wasn't there, I said, I realized she
• 19:33
  was out the front right. She'd gone out the front door, and people
• 19:37
  had put garbage the bags like you to put clothes and stuff in, like
• 19:41
  garbageags in the letter box. She'd taken a garbage bag out of there,
• 19:44
  out of the letter box and encased herself in a garbage bag. And could
• 19:47
  it get out? She was trapped in a fucking garbage bag, like a
• 19:48
  giant plastic bag. I was. I couldn't. I could not believe my
• 19:52
  eyes in this. In the space of thirty seconds, she had taken herself
• 19:56
  out the front door, grabbed his garbage bag out of the the box they'd
• 20:00
  put in there, and covered herself with it. If I if she hadn't
• 20:03
  go out, she could have died. Mate. Seriously, I was so
• 20:07
  scared and startled by that moment. It hit me hard. You've got to
• 20:10
  be careful. Pairs. Do not leave ship lying around, even if you
• 20:12
  think it's safe like that. That bag was in the letter box like two
• 20:15
  or three days, I was like, I'll get it out whenever when I'm
• 20:18
  going to get take some clothes down to the to the salvation bin. And
• 20:21
  then she went out there, she go that bag and she fucking covered her
• 20:23
  up. I couldn't believe she's sitting in the driveway completely covered in the garbage
• 20:26
  bag and couldn't get out, like trying to push it out. I was.
• 20:29
  It was so scary. I don't mean to make light of this,
• 20:32
  but I will. This is why I never had kids, because I like
• 20:33
  living shit lying around too much. But two points. First of all,
• 20:37
  looks like you're gonna have invested in adult diapers because you can never go to
• 20:41
  the toilet again. Yeah, but I was like, she'd never got she's
• 20:45
  never gone out the front door. It's like, first she'd never go at
• 20:48
  the front door by herself. Why she did, I don't know. She's
• 20:51
  seen these garbage bakers and she's chosen to do this at this particular time.
• 20:53
  Well, she's a dumpster person, the folk. I just could not believe
• 20:59
  it. I thought, I'm gonna have to on the podcast because you just
• 21:00
  you've got to be careful. I had a podcast related thing as well,
• 21:06
  because my whole life is now just followed for the podcast, but don't really
• 21:10
  live a life anymore. I just think about what am I going to talk
• 21:11
  about with Dander next time. Listeners to the show will realize that the lovely
• 21:17
  Louise and I tend to spend our evening meeke it out no, but also
• 21:19
  watching maths watching Married at First sart and is like, can I come to
• 21:26
  We were way behind on nighty Day because we were just the feature is now
• 21:30
  show. But there was an incident the other night that felt very classic Simpsons
• 21:38
  esque in that there's a character who's or there are people on this show who
• 21:44
  have entered into this married at First art experiment. He's a guy who's got
• 21:48
  low self esteem and he can't really sort of find the confidence to really open
• 21:52
  up and express himself to his quote unquote wife. It's like she's really pretty
• 21:57
  well and she'd be into me, even though she's been like he's such a
• 22:00
  great guy, I really like him all this kind of stuff, and it's
• 22:03
  taken this long for him to go. I finally, you know, I've
• 22:06
  worked up the courage and the and the bravery to tell that I'm having feelings
• 22:11
  for at which one she says yeah, I'm not feeling it. The minute
• 22:17
  it happened, I sort of looked on Twitter and yeah, ninety percent of
• 22:21
  the responses were like, you can see he's heartbreaking time and he's not breaking
• 22:25
  half. It's the rap that Ralph that sound by that it's so good.
• 22:33
  I think we talked on ear late last going down to South Park, and
• 22:36
  we just love people in the recording making those. It always as Cartman was
• 22:41
  the preacher and he's second kids healing, I'll heal you. You are very
• 22:45
  very ugly gay. If you haven't checked out going to the South make sure
• 22:51
  you do the episode that's going to be coming out after this one is released.
• 22:53
  No, no, as you listening to this in the free feed,
• 22:56
  we have just released the episode of probably part two to do the Handicap go
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  to Hell. Indeed, Yeah, fantastic episode, very very good, as
• 23:03
  was twenty four minutes. Let's talk about it. Let's talk about it.
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  Do we have to name some names? Of course we do. I thought
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  you weren't going to do it, but thought you're going to ignore our fine
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  Put your hands up, put your hands up for Detroit. I love this
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  a lot of stone. They are, indeed, all right. So the
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  original air date of twenty four minutes was made twentieth, two thousand and seven,
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  and Billy Kimball, and directed by Raymond s. Percy Perci Percy p E
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  s I Percy. Yeah, that's interesting. It feels like Perci. Yeah,
• 24:56
  it sounds very Yeah it does indeed. Yes. So the episode kicks
• 25:00
  off with what can you do a commens Davis, Well, this episode takes
• 25:04
  place, it's keifer. Yes, there's also tons of keifer previously, I'm
• 25:10
  twenty four, I mean the Simpsons, perfect way to start this episode.
• 25:14
  Absolutely, you know, you know from the get go is going to be
• 25:17
  not your typical Since this episode it made me want to revisit twenty four it
• 25:19
  really did, didn't it. Yes, it's always like because I didn't watch
• 25:22
  the show when it was on, so it's hard for me to say I
• 25:25
  felt nostalgic, but it kind of difficult. I used to always see the
• 25:26
  promos and I was like, that looks like a fun show. It looks
• 25:30
  like an event. Yes, but it was, wasn't it. It was
• 25:33
  at the first show where everything was done in real time. Not in real
• 25:37
  time, but you know what I mean, like it was over the course
• 25:37
  of a day. That was certainly the gimmick. Yeah, I mean I
• 25:40
  think that was really the selling points. I don't know if it was the
• 25:41
  first, there would have been movies ad I think there would have been TV
• 25:47
  movies or something like that that tried something similar, but not a big budget
• 25:52
  TV series like this. Yeah, they're very good stuff. But yes,
• 25:55
  we get the intro from Keifer there previously on we have Skinner introducing the counter
• 26:00
  Truancy Unit And what were the things on the TV screen did you see as
• 26:03
  they're walking there? Well, I take it. No, We've got Willy
• 26:07
  making out with Miss Hoover on one screen. We've got Nelson giving lago or
• 26:11
  pants and him pulling his pants and we've got Ralph picking his nose getting hit
• 26:14
  with the dodgeball. Then we got Lisa Milhouse database and Martin there Lisa the
• 26:18
  head of the Headhole Monitor Slash I got loves ponies, Slash hates phonies.
• 26:22
  And because that's what they did in twenty four when theyre inducing, all the
• 26:26
  characters had all the little sort of freeze frame bits like that, and she
• 26:29
  says on the sixth grade security camera as shows three empty desks, there's three
• 26:32
  kids missing today. I don't recall that many introductory things like that in twenty
• 26:37
  four, to be honest, maybe in the first episode, maybe it's been
• 26:41
  a while. It has been a while, yes, but they find skinner
• 26:44
  stinks on the desk there enhanced dehands Dehans. That's one thing I always laugh
• 26:48
  at when you watch these shows. They go, can you enhance it for
• 26:51
  me? And I'm like, what fuck did you just enhance it in the
• 26:52
  first place? And what technology using that was pix lettered as fuck when it
• 26:57
  was zoomed out? How is it there are not pixelated when you zoomed in.
• 27:00
  It's really great, particularly watching like The First Born Identity where because those
• 27:07
  are movies that you can't. You can't watch the original trilogy like back to
• 27:10
  back because they realized these are all the same movies. Yes, they really
• 27:12
  were, They really are. But you watched the first one which has made
• 27:15
  like two thousand and two, and they were on a goo wow yeah,
• 27:18
  and they're all on these like old ass monitors and things like that. Give
• 27:23
  me an enhancement of that right now. That's going to take like amountain of
• 27:27
  CPU power and maybe three days to do. So it is this real time.
• 27:32
  It's like, I don't know what I think it is, but I
• 27:36
  just always love them. Like it's pixelated, so you go zoom in and
• 27:40
  enhanced. I'm like, how can you zoom it on a pixelaated picture and
• 27:42
  make it enhanced? It doesn't make any sense to me. But a Seamour
• 27:47
  Skinner principal slash Mumma's boy then database database, database database, what do you
• 27:52
  say, database database would say? Database database. Yeah. He learns that
• 27:55
  the bullies are the three missing students, and we go through all their little
• 27:59
  profiles. You see Keernie, he's got he was acquitted of a hurt stone
• 28:02
  nut. But we helped and then Millhouse Martin Database dork Dingus went out at
• 28:10
  the power plant, which is also available for weddings, and everyone's fleeing because
• 28:15
  there's hazardous material somewhere in the in the plant, and they realized that it
• 28:18
  is moldy yogurt that Homer is left in the fridge. Homer Simpson atm user
• 28:22
  and diverted father of two and burns I've got He sends him on a business
• 28:26
  trip. So basically, is its just him saying get this out of here?
• 28:27
  Yes, yeah, okay, it's Homer not being sent home from work.
• 28:33
  It's like, get your disgusting food out of here. And yeah,
• 28:36
  Homer treating it as a business trip. But then I like this was altos
• 28:40
  like an amage to Bart the genius with the I am a wiena. But
• 28:42
  he says, put me on your wiener. I think he used the sauce.
• 28:45
  And what's the other of the poopon great poopon mustard? Yes, poopon
• 28:48
  mustard, and which of course was a way to make a joke samething I'll
• 28:52
  teach you to make a poopon me. That was a good line, Yes
• 28:57
  it was. Yeah. Have you ever seen I think a lot of Australian
• 29:00
  viewers of Wayne's World probably like were like a lot of these gags. But
• 29:04
  you know there's a bit where they take off the great pupon and I think
• 29:08
  that Wayne's World won Yes, which part is that I haven't watched it for
• 29:11
  a long time before movie. They pull up next to like a limousine or
• 29:15
  something and I think Wayne Len's pardon me, do you have any greup wupon?
• 29:19
  Of which I think is like it must have been the TV commercial for
• 29:23
  Great Bond Mustard back in the States, So I know this is funny.
• 29:26
  I don't know why, because I mean, there were some references that were
• 29:30
  in Australia got because everybody that's the university is Robert Patrick as the T one
• 29:38
  thousand? Is he in Wayne's World one or two? One? Yeah?
• 29:41
  Yes? Have you seen this boy in? That's a great that's pretty good,
• 29:45
  great bit Robert Patrick. He really exploited the hell out of his T
• 29:49
  one thousand. Good good on him. Get the bag, Yeah, get
• 29:52
  the bag Captain. I've watched the first like half an out of that movie
• 29:57
  a lot, well, the first like twenty it's when they do BEHEMI rapsty
• 30:00
  up to that point because the kids just want to watch the start up to
• 30:03
  Behem in Rhapsody. It's such a funny movie Wayne's World. I'm rewatching a
• 30:07
  while. God, there's so many funny bits. Just I'm not the hugest
• 30:10
  Mike Meyers fan, but in that movie, he is just so fucking good.
• 30:14
  My Mom's a really interesting case, isn't he? Because I mean really
• 30:15
  knocked out of the park with Wayne's World, and he's great Shrek and greatest
• 30:21
  Shrek. And this is a guy who I don't know, you may not
• 30:23
  have. I won't say he doesn't have a lot of strings to his bow,
• 30:26
  because he does seem to like want to do a whole lot of different
• 30:29
  characters, but only a few of them hits. But the ones that hit
• 30:32
  really hit. Yeah, it's interesting. What was that The Love Girl?
• 30:37
  Man? I'm assuming you get paid to review that one? I did?
• 30:41
  Indeed, how many stars? I think probably one and a half? Really,
• 30:45
  Yeah, I never watched it and I was like, this is not
• 30:48
  gonna be good, gonna be this is like the Austrian Powership, but it's
• 30:51
  not funny. Yes, that's that's exactly it. Yeah, kind of like
• 30:55
  you know, who was that Chris Lily. It's like you had a gimmick
• 30:57
  and you milked it and then kept grabbing on those poor old dried, saggy
• 31:03
  teats. Yeah, trying to squeeze either drop out. There is a Facebook
• 31:06
  ad at the moment for some sort of blanket or something, and I swear
• 31:10
  to God the woman at start God lover, she looks like Chrys Lily and
• 31:12
  makeup. I looked at it, I was like, oh, this must
• 31:15
  be a new Chris Lily series. And I'm like, no, it's just
• 31:17
  an ad for some blanket or something. And get to the comments and everyone's
• 31:19
  like, I fucking thought this was going to be a Crystal series. I'm,
• 31:22
  thank god the only one. This woman. This is my big break.
• 31:32
  It literally looks like Chris Lily and drag. It's it's hilarious if if
• 31:36
  I found if I find it next to my opportun in the comments, you'll
• 31:37
  laugh your ass off. But yeah, so Bart splayed the own put me
• 31:42
  on your wiener with the sauce. He's getting away, you know, he's
• 31:45
  caught him. He's at the slide away, but Bart two months sober like
• 31:51
  it wasn't too funny. But he ends up falling over and landing intertention.
• 31:55
  He gets locked in there. Marge. Meanwhile, I was doing the washing,
• 31:57
  and as she says, he if someone ate his shorts, they'd get
• 32:00
  a tummy full of pocket garbage. He finds a knife, a Homer voodoo
• 32:02
  doll, a house of blues, Anaheim mashboxes you're saying, and the note
• 32:07
  for the bake sale, which is today at three p m. March unemployed.
• 32:10
  I was like, I guess I'm technically unemployed as well. I'm not
• 32:14
  though, How's How's work has the word work in it for a reason.
• 32:19
  Well, trust me, you never fucking stopped. My job here is to
• 32:22
  just keep the house clean as possible. It's just like grandhole day. But
• 32:25
  you can't relax, man, you cannot. I'm a man who lives by
• 32:30
  himself when I'm not shacking up with the lovely Louise. And yeah, dishes
• 32:34
  don't do themselves unless you've got a dish washer, which which I don't have.
• 32:37
  But I don't unpack themselves, that's true. But it's just like I
• 32:43
  was about to say, floors don't vanking themselves unless you got the room.
• 32:45
  But I've always given up cleaning up during the day because the kids just get
• 32:50
  home like, oh my beer is looking at it. I've just given up.
• 32:54
  There's more of that sentence because I used to get I'm so angry when
• 33:01
  Tuesdays, for example, when it was it was Holy Daddy AKA Day,
• 33:05
  I'd always try and clean as we go. I would get so frustrated.
• 33:07
  I'm like, stop making a mess. Now, I'm just like, you
• 33:09
  know what, just make a mess and I'll just clean it when you get
• 33:13
  to it. Because every Tuesday, not to get to my parents, I'm
• 33:15
  like, I'll just clean up later. And I have just chilled out so
• 33:16
  much more. Tuesdays are somewhat fun now when she's not putting stuf in the
• 33:21
  garage bag. Niase like date night, but tidying in tandem. But Marge
• 33:29
  has Yeah, so she's found the note for the bake sale, and she
• 33:31
  now worried because she's like, oh, I want to be involved in this.
• 33:34
  I'm just going to go twenty seven minutes, the preheat is on.
• 33:37
  We'll played much and we get the credits of twenty four styles of make graining
• 33:42
  and whatnot. You may notice we did not get a blackboard gag or a
• 33:45
  couch gag. Well, it's former banding. It has to feel different from
• 33:49
  the get go, and that's what it was yeah. So the following takes
• 33:52
  place between two thirty four pm and three four pm or am, which everyone
• 33:55
  is the morning one. It's not that one, as you said, Keith,
• 33:58
  who's up for just in fun of himself, and then returns the yogurt
• 34:02
  to the quickie Mart opens the bag. Speaking of funny sounds, I love
• 34:06
  the sound effect they used here of when he opened the bag. It was
• 34:07
  like a fart, but not Look imagine if you just opened up a moldy
• 34:12
  bag of something. I feel like this is the air escaping like a fart
• 34:15
  in reverse. Ye Oh, oh my god. If a dead fish and
• 34:22
  a homeless person had the baby, and the baby puked and the dog ate
• 34:25
  the puke, this smells like real end of that dog. I wasn't huge
• 34:30
  on a poohs line here of a dead fish and a homeless person had a
• 34:31
  baby. Just went on and on my ab whatever. But he says,
• 34:35
  take whatever yoga you want, just take this yogurt with you. I liked
• 34:37
  to think this was home as planned for the get go. He's like,
• 34:38
  I'm gonna get some free yoga out of this. It was like a scheme.
• 34:44
  I realized that a lot of yogurts these days are probably ninety percent sugar.
• 34:46
  But home. It didn't really strike me as a yogurt kind of guy.
• 34:51
  It'd be more like a yogo guy or an instant pudding guy. Yogos
• 34:54
  were so fun. Back into the Yogo Gorilla. One of those commercials,
• 34:58
  I go back to your barry remember those that's right, Yeah, the Claymation
• 35:00
  gorilla. Yeah, and there was like three ads that actually topped like the
• 35:02
  McBain style where they played clips and you put them together. It makes a
• 35:06
  full movie. Yeah, a scene. Well, that's what the Yoga gorilla
• 35:08
  commercials were. You put them all back to back to back and it was
• 35:10
  actually a mini movie. Did not know that. I did not. Yeah,
• 35:14
  it was like a little too busy eating yoga. It was like mini
• 35:16
  mini Remember they had yoga. Then they came with little chocolate chips. You
• 35:20
  could sort of flip them over. Remember those little packets I'm aware of,
• 35:22
  like snack packs, but yoga. Yeah, by this stage was probably two
• 35:27
  old for snack packs. Were never twolf for snack packs. You're actually correct,
• 35:34
  But the bullies arrive at the Quickie March and I've just gone. It's
• 35:37
  convenient that Homer had the yoga here, because what were they going to do
• 35:38
  with the bomb if they couldn't if they if Homer didn't have that yoga,
• 35:40
  what were they gonna put in the bomb? Well, yeah, that's the
• 35:44
  thing. Were they were they pretty fucking fine? Were they always hatching this
• 35:46
  plan? Or was it kind of the moment inspired by the yoga? Maybe
• 35:52
  they were just wagging school. Yeah they found that's that's true. Yeah,
• 35:57
  but Millhouse is watching them, and then they yoga that was Homer's and Skinner
• 36:01
  tells me my house to bring them in. And there's a letter in your
• 36:05
  locker. I want you to read. That's why, he says to let
• 36:07
  Lisa, I don't make it. There's a letter in my lock I want
• 36:09
  you to read. We've all read it. Have you ever written like a
• 36:13
  love letter and someone else found it first or something? How are you with
• 36:15
  people reading cards that you write to Louise and stuff? Well, I pride
• 36:21
  myself on my card writing skill. You said, that's in the fridge or
• 36:23
  something, right, like a little yeah loop prep like student of the Week
• 36:27
  award. Good for me? So no, I don't have a problem with
• 36:31
  that, Lisa. Maybe one's a little more private. Lisa wants to know
• 36:36
  why do they only take the yoga? Though there was like there was I
• 36:38
  think it was a quarter in the penny jar or something, take a penny
• 36:42
  and what else was there? There was the delights, but she said they
• 36:47
  tell Milhouse to to follow the guys, and they deny him from buying a
• 36:51
  food. Meanwhile he's reading the paper just to try and spy on them down
• 36:55
  upside down. Yep. The Mayor's breath is still a problem. Corn Less
• 36:59
  popular bakes today, just reminding viewers it as a bake sale today, and
• 37:02
  Homer blows his cover. I think I've ever had a little scheme with Millhouse
• 37:06
  and Homer before. That's why I liked it. It felt Yeah, it's
• 37:09
  usually Millhouse, Bart and Homer maybe, but just Millhouse and Homer it felt
• 37:14
  fresh. Really. The only the main interaction d is the dud. Yeah.
• 37:21
  But who's that that Wiener kid? Yeah? That win A kid.
• 37:24
  Yeah. I just just enjoyed it. Yeah. Yeah. So they destroyed
• 37:30
  Millhouse's phone and they throw he and hom in the dumpster. Homer's logic here
• 37:34
  was was good, you're the fat one of you guys. But also I
• 37:38
  loved homes when his words when he gets thrown into the I'm still alive.
• 37:43
  You call that plane to win? Yeah, because he's bulking for football.
• 37:46
  They push the dumpster down the hill. They go through the car washre tickles
• 37:50
  and this is our life now Millhouse where dumpster folk. Lisa then says,
• 37:53
  we've lost Millhouse. He'll be somewhat missed, as Principal Skinner says, and
• 37:58
  he crosses off Millhouse's name. They've also pre obviously lost Sherry Terry and Paul
• 38:00
  Wendell. There's only one agent who's possible, who's capable of solving this crime,
• 38:06
  and it's my brother who is currently in attention. This was I like
• 38:08
  this, Lord, give me the guidance. This felt like classic Simpsons.
• 38:12
  That's right, Guid's department. Thank you, missus. Lloyd. You know,
• 38:15
  it felt very much like a Swartsweld kind of gave that one for me.
• 38:19
  Meanwhile, Marge's still cooking and she's rememberiscing about how she came third last
• 38:22
  time. She really wants to win this one. She's going to make a
• 38:24
  raisin sponge cake, but she's out of sun made raisins. And kids love
• 38:29
  the Zinger raisins. Yeah, everybody loves the zing of Raisins. It's currently
• 38:31
  two thirty eight. Do you ever know the kid? There was a kid
• 38:36
  at school who you'd have your lunchbox, you'd have your like your lunch meal,
• 38:40
  but you'd have your little recess snack. One had a recess snack.
• 38:44
  Yeah, but you know, in verily it was something nice. I mean
• 38:46
  a recess treat as a treat. There was always a kid that got little
• 38:50
  box of raisins. I love my Sultana's man, really, yeah, I
• 38:52
  fucking love them. It became an acquiet taste after not a quiet taste over
• 38:58
  a while, but it was like, you know what, these actually that
• 39:00
  bad? But you could see a kid who had but it's like kind of
• 39:02
  taste like lollies a bitch. But you'd see a kid who had like a
• 39:06
  wagon wheel or some shit like that, and you'd be like, oh damn,
• 39:08
  I've got Nature's candy. So I would always get raisins and either a
• 39:13
  yoga or a roll up the snake bag. Yeah, but the do you
• 39:17
  have a roll ups? I'm a winner roll up Elliott loves roll ups.
• 39:21
  Roll ups, Yes, but now they just get caught in my teeth and
• 39:23
  it's like look good. Actually don't taste that great. They're a filling removers
• 39:29
  what they are? Yeah, not great. But but he wants immunity and
• 39:32
  he wants to be taught a swear word that he doesn't know, and Skinner
• 39:37
  refuses that. But then they mentioned the bake sale, so Lisa convinces Skinner
• 39:39
  to, you know, give him amunity and everything you can iving. Little
• 39:44
  that's a swear. You use it as a noun. What word do you
• 39:46
  think that was? M? You could be, could be pussy, could
• 39:52
  be fuck. That's true, but yeah, everyone knows Fu's a bad word
• 39:55
  though, right, I guess. Oh point I let us know this simpceus
• 40:01
  mailbag at gmail dot com. Let us know your most creative swears. Yes,
• 40:05
  that is shock us. That is not necessarily a swear, but if
• 40:07
  you use it as a noun, it is a swear. But he needs
• 40:12
  wheels, so he takes Skinner's car. The bullies are then making the bomb.
• 40:15
  They added some roadkill by the way, just a quick point. I
• 40:20
  love how they employ the good old entertainment trope of you need to explain something
• 40:25
  to the audience. But it's like, well, as we both know,
• 40:30
  but you may need reminding. I didn't hear that bit? Yeah, who
• 40:34
  said that? I think Lisa's out of the skinner. Okay about the bakesale,
• 40:37
  yes, I forgotten exactly what it was, but it's like, as
• 40:40
  we both know, but you may need remind. As you know, Bob
• 40:45
  roadkill brunt hair, my sister's retainer case, six weeks of bottled farts,
• 40:51
  possum, placenta, sweat from a walk around goofy suit, and finally,
• 40:54
  GCB, why that container of botualized ourt. Okay, everyone masks on,
• 41:12
  gentlemen, We've created the mother of all stream bombs. Most satisfactory. Jimbo,
• 41:21
  Sweetie, I have to ben to the bank. Are you boys gonna
• 41:23
  be? Okay? Al put a top on. Mom. Everyone's seen your
• 41:27
  implants, but the doctor said, the air will happen. Just go looking
• 41:31
  good, Carol. The DULs reaction here is pretty much what every key would
• 41:36
  be, like, Hey, looking good, Carol looking and then they unfortunately
• 41:40
  kill a little hamster or something. What a hamster gebil gebbil gebbil. Yeah,
• 41:46
  I couldn't tell the difference between a hamster gerbil and a guinea pig.
• 41:50
  I think gerbils have less hair like guinea pigs. Is like the fat one
• 41:53
  of those career Yeah, first out two thirty nine and Margin Helena fighting over
• 41:59
  the last box of raisins. Bart is driving the car with his rear end
• 42:02
  and the dumpster lands on the train tracks. We come up from commercial.
• 42:06
  Bart's still driving Margins at the supermarket buying the raisins, and Helen's been wooed
• 42:08
  down the stretcher. In the background, trainers approaching the school bus knocks the
• 42:13
  dumpster out of the way, and Otto is seen, unfortunately about to meet
• 42:15
  his demias. It seems that oh, yes, yes, we cut the
• 42:17
  Jimbo though testing the smell on. Ralph says, which doesn't go well for
• 42:22
  Ralph says, Springfields, They're gonna be stink field. Bart's watching no through
• 42:25
  the window. He is a schematic of Jimbo's house. We've only got Drew
• 42:29
  when he picks. He drew in his second grade. You can't voice for
• 42:30
  the accuracy. The titcher gave him franny face. But but guess them and
• 42:36
  did you see the photos. One of them was a monster in the closet.
• 42:38
  I was like, I wonder if that's this like a little character trait
• 42:40
  of like this kid's troubled there's there's something at home that's scaring him, you
• 42:45
  know, because most kids end up like Jimbo, have some sort of issue.
• 42:49
  They do. Yes, but Martin is revealed here to be at the
• 42:52
  mole, and I was like, what a plot twist? What a twist?
• 42:54
  Yeah, I love it. Scram bulled eggs a lovely mother because he's
• 42:59
  telling the guy's a scram get out of there because they're onto them. And
• 43:01
  also this too, make your split screen vanish. It works, but is
• 43:07
  now in Jimbo's house, wears the rollercoaster room in the shark tank, which
• 43:09
  was funny, and then he hears the door close or open, goes to
• 43:13
  the basement wherever all we're making the bomb. They've escaped, and he finds
• 43:15
  Ralpho has just passed out and calls for backup. He's got a very special
• 43:20
  boy down and he interrupts Jack Bauer this, eh, I made a duty
• 43:25
  and yeah. Chloe initially not plays along but Wealthy No, it's a joke.
• 43:32
  Name, Yes, disappear in the nineties. Really no, damn it,
• 43:36
  damn it, I keep getting that was his catchphrase. Yeah, damn
• 43:38
  it, damnit. Marge says, what's twenty minutes of three hundred, it's
• 43:45
  five minutes of twelve hundred degrees. The maths adds up. I'm not sure,
• 43:47
  but I don't think there's any oven that goes at twelve hundred either.
• 43:52
  But Marge makes the index card to go onto the front of the oven explodes.
• 43:55
  That Poursat's little helper. But it's now two forty seven. She's running
• 43:59
  out of time, but pink frosting fortunately fixes everything. She's just lathered in
• 44:02
  prink fosting. Pink frosting reminds me of the cake that Burns made for Homer
• 44:07
  where he picked the figs himself. Yeah, looked terrible, It really did
• 44:12
  that. That was really great animation that episode, Like God had never touched
• 44:15
  that. Homer and Milhouse is still in the dumpster. They arrive at Moe's
• 44:20
  and Moe he's going to be his own dentist, which doesn't seem pleasant.
• 44:22
  No, No, it seems like they're paying tribute to a lot of twenty
• 44:27
  four here. And I don't know if they ever used a drill to torture
• 44:30
  or anyone in twenty four, but torture was a big deal in twenty four.
• 44:34
  Or extraordinary rendition, I think is the actual term that's used when you
• 44:40
  don't want to say torture. When I saw Homemade Dentistry, I thought,
• 44:44
  there's this documentary on I think it's Netflix, and I very rarely watched occos
• 44:47
  of Netflix because they're all the fucking same thing. But it was like Monster
• 44:51
  in the House or something, and it's about a a scare house. But
• 44:54
  it's just like a guy who just runs his own sort of scarehouse in the
• 44:58
  States. But he makes people sign a waiver where you know he can do
• 45:00
  dentistry on you and he can actually like waterboard you and like torture you,
• 45:05
  and he might be hard of hearing and psychological issues and he tries. Basically,
• 45:08
  it's like you're signing away your right to actually live a normal life.
• 45:13
  It's worth watching. It's almost it's so uncomfortable to watch because it's just people
• 45:16
  who talking about their experience there, and some people are actually like generally fucked
• 45:20
  up, and he just torture people, and they're like he is when he's
• 45:22
  when you say I quit, he's supposed to quit, and he doesn't quit.
• 45:25
  It just keeps going. But because they've signed this waiver, they can't
• 45:29
  do anything about it. I kind of want to watch this, but at
• 45:30
  the same time I do not. It is fucked up. Man. When
• 45:34
  I saw Modo in this industry, I was like, people like he removes
• 45:37
  people's teeth without any painkillers because they want to see what it's like to go
• 45:40
  through hell and like in an actual like haunted house kind of thing. But
• 45:45
  he just torture him. He's like his farm in America. It's so fucked
• 45:47
  up, the mcab house or something it's called. I've never heard of this.
• 45:52
  This is disturbing. I'll go on Netflix now. I'll find it for
• 45:54
  you Netflix Lash. What was it on Disney Plus? It might have been
• 45:58
  on Disney Plus. I think actually was on Disney Plus. I'm not joking.
• 46:01
  Oh my goodness, I'm going on there now. Disney Plus, let's
• 46:04
  say it load It's it's terrific. You'll enjoy it because you're like host out.
• 46:10
  It's always amazing. Because I don't know if they're doing in the US
• 46:14
  yet. I mean I think Disney Monster Inside. It's on Disney Plus Monster
• 46:17
  Inside. Yeah, because the US has got Hulu, which is sort of
• 46:22
  like the adult Disney Plus, where whereas an Australia in other countries, all
• 46:25
  the all the adult stuff ends up on Disney Plus. It's so bizarre,
• 46:29
  isn't it. The kids like, oh la mental, and I'm like,
• 46:31
  I'm we're watching Monster inside check out Monster Insides. I want to watch Monster
• 46:37
  in this one's even better. Well, it's funny there when I over go
• 46:42
  JB High Fight. The kids love looking at the horror covers. They're just
• 46:45
  enthralled by them. Oh yeah, but then I don't forget. I think
• 46:46
  in the podcast, Holly is just like it turns to this woman who's standing
• 46:51
  in the in the aisle, she goes, she's got blood, and I
• 46:52
  was like, I have amazine looking a bad parent my three, I was
• 46:55
  like, she's got blood. But they just love looking at the covers of
• 46:59
  the whole movies. It're just like this is fucking cool. And it might
• 47:01
  be when I was walking around in the video store. That's precisely right.
• 47:04
  Yeah, there's something about it. I think the horror genre nails covers better
• 47:07
  than any other genre. You think it is maybe sci fi? Yeah,
• 47:10
  I think horror is probably the is the horrors most intriguing is the front runner?
• 47:15
  Yes? Yes, and sci fi a close second for sure. How
• 47:17
  do we get to the other dentistry with Mo, so they'd leave. Mill
• 47:21
  has suggested the bakesale. Oh Betsy, she'll get us there. They take
• 47:23
  off. Then it's project stink radius. It's going to make a smell further.
• 47:28
  Then they can kick a football or kick a kickball. I should say.
• 47:30
  Skinner doesn't want to cancel it, though, because you know the basketball
• 47:32
  rings have been retracted. DJ fun Times has already cashed his check. Altho
• 47:37
  the basketball hoops have been retracted. DJ fun Times has already cashed his deposit.
• 47:44
  And Superintendent Charmers won't be happy to hear it. Won't be happy to
• 47:45
  hear what anymore that bakesale revenue projections are through the roof. I'm very happy
• 47:52
  to hear that. You don't know me at all. What do you think
• 47:55
  the Charmers interaction in this episode? I liked them, but I like I
• 48:00
  like Charmers. I mean, you don't know me at all. Even when
• 48:05
  he's even when it works out wealth for Skinner, he still comes across that,
• 48:08
  yeah, it's gonna just can't win. No, no, not at
• 48:12
  all. Lisa gets Martin to search for the security or such a security grid
• 48:15
  you choose the perfect person, and he sees the bullies in the hall with
• 48:17
  the bomb, and this is where it sort of dawns on him. Oh
• 48:20
  shit, he still wants to help him. He's like, oh, I've
• 48:22
  made a bad decision here. Well it's I'm glad that we see a bit
• 48:25
  later that he was strong armed into it, because it doesn't really make sense
• 48:28
  why he would be helping. I was, as I was thinking at the
• 48:30
  start, I'm like, why is he doing this? But what do you
• 48:31
  think of that? As boring as mainstream cinema? Well, when was this
• 48:37
  two seven actually one of the better, most better recent years for mainstream cinema?
• 48:43
  Was it? Really? I think that was the year of No Country
• 48:45
  for old men? This will be Blood Zodiac Michael Clayton was a good year
• 48:51
  two thousand and seven. Top Films's have a look, shall we? We
• 48:52
  have? Got War? American Pie, The Better House, The Condemned,
• 48:58
  I like for Condemned, that the one's Stone Cults. Yeah, it shouldn't
• 49:01
  have been good, but it was. It felt very early two thousands.
• 49:07
  Yeah, watching watching people in like a Big Brother style house, but it's
• 49:09
  it's only people on an island. Yeah, you've got to kill everybody.
• 49:12
  Yeah, it's what was that film The Battle Royale. Yes, it's very
• 49:16
  much like that, right, m Yeah, I'm looking at I agree with
• 49:20
  top films and these aren't exactly great movies. Well, like, what are
• 49:23
  the top films? Because that sounds like alphabetical Well for me, Apparently the
• 49:28
  top films were Mister Bean's Holiday and Tangemant Ninja Turtles Parts of the Caribbean at
• 49:34
  wells End. Apparently there's a sequel to the Soundlot actual movie Shooter Path Fined,
• 49:38
  I Shoot Them Up, Hitman, Redline, Live Free, or Die
• 49:40
  Hard? Half past Dead two the contractor? The contractor sounds good. What's
• 49:45
  the contractor? Is it half past dead too, Colin? Like, I
• 49:49
  know, it's just called the contractor. According to Wikipedia, two thousand and
• 49:51
  seven considered one of the greatest DearS of film in the twenty fierst century.
• 49:53
  Really, there we go? All right? What happened after that? Off
• 50:00
  a cliff? Now it's two forty eight. Everyone's now on their way.
• 50:01
  The dumpster goes by Marchin and Wigham, who were waiting at the or Marge's
• 50:05
  waiting at the red light. Hello, nothing something about a woman in a
• 50:08
  dumpster. We come up for commercials now two fifty five home. It parks
• 50:13
  a dumpster parallel parks. As you mentioned earlier, Marge arrives with the cake
• 50:16
  making cause it to slip out of her hand, dammages the car. At
• 50:19
  the same time she tries to sort of slap it all together. This reminds
• 50:22
  me of when I've just made a good sandwich and dropped it on the floor
• 50:23
  and I'm like, well, the dog gets it. You try to make
• 50:25
  it look as good as possible, be like it's not the same, but
• 50:29
  you still eat it. I remember telling you around around Christmas time that I
• 50:31
  had made my gourmet mac and cheese for the Davis family smakest boor Yeah,
• 50:36
  I had to go. It went gray. Everybody enjoyed it, except that's
• 50:39
  right when you're walking out of the house. Yeah, it was raining and
• 50:44
  I'm trying to bounce things. It was like, imagine if just this' piping
• 50:51
  hot, fantastic mac and Jesus ended up on the on the footpath that in
• 50:58
  herne Hill, it just would have been a sad, sad Christmas. It
• 51:00
  reminds me of like a final listen Australia's Faystone videos can Tuesday Night seven thirty.
• 51:07
  That was what well, gather around family. It's a it's funny same
• 51:09
  videos with what was her name? Joebeth Taylor. That's the one, yes
• 51:14
  from Hate Saturday. She was on that for a while. She was also
• 51:16
  a pop singer for a bit. Was she what was she? Her co
• 51:19
  host on Agro's Cutter Connection for a while as well. No, I think
• 51:22
  that was Anne, Marie someone, but then she got replaced by somebody and
• 51:25
  Marie left because you're touching her up on the leg. Oh that's right.
• 51:30
  Yeah. Agro was a sex pest. Like legitimately the Agro Christmas tapes they're
• 51:36
  well worth watching on YouTube. Yeah, Agro, should we explain it?
• 51:39
  Agro is for international listeners. Agri was sort of like the Australian version of
• 51:45
  Oscar the Grouch in some ways. Yeah, true, but very adult based
• 51:49
  kids cartoon show host it was. It was a puppet and the guy underneath
• 51:52
  what's his name, Jamie Done, Jamie Dune. You look at Jamie Dunnan's
• 51:55
  like, oh wow, you actually do look like you are you are?
• 52:00
  And he kind of made a resurgence a few years back and everyone was like,
• 52:05
  I think we've moved on from Agra, And second I'm just looking up
• 52:10
  Joebt Taylor. What's she doing these days? Let's see Joe Bess engagement joy
• 52:15
  probably like get away or something right now. She has appeared on reality TV
• 52:19
  programs like Dancing with the Stars and I'm a Celebrity, Get Me out of
• 52:21
  here. Yeah natch. She started seeing at the age of five. Good
• 52:24
  for her. She moved to Melbourne in nineteen eighty nine recorded a demo tape
• 52:28
  which made his hands into Molly Meldrum straight. You dominated the music industry in
• 52:32
  those times, and now you see Molly, You're like, oh Molly,
• 52:37
  why are dropping your pants again? For I think Molly had a bit of
• 52:42
  a Gary Busey thing where he fell off that ladder. This is for our
• 52:47
  internationalist. Is this is Australian music industry luminary ian Molly Meldrum, an icon
• 52:53
  Intellivision. Yeah, but yeah, he fell off a ladder at his house
• 52:58
  and I think he might have sustained a bit of a brain injury. And
• 53:00
  ever since then he's been having seen your moments all over the place. And
• 53:02
  this just seems like no one's can't keep his pants up, and no one
• 53:06
  and no one's kind of stopping him. No one's stopping him. Yeah,
• 53:07
  it's not nice to see. But Jebeth Taylor, so she's on what now?
• 53:14
  Only fans? I don't know. Okay, there's a really long Wikipedia.
• 53:17
  Some people are started only fans the other day? Did she really?
• 53:28
  Uh? But that Martin has seen the guys in the in the halls that
• 53:34
  we were up to seeing the guys in the hall with the bomb. No,
• 53:36
  the guys have arrived. They're in the ventilation room, that's right,
• 53:38
  and Willie catches them in there to him mop up their blood from the inside,
• 53:42
  and they set off the fire alarm. Martin offers to go check it
• 53:45
  out, and he skips past Nelson. But it's like, what the fuck,
• 53:49
  Nelson, Why didn't you try and stop him? Or won't you beat
• 53:51
  him up? And he puts the bit over his head. But a bit
• 53:53
  of a bad ass. Here goes Jack bauerstyle. This is back, this
• 53:55
  is bour style. Yes, I'm unclear on what you want. And eventually
• 54:00
  it comes clean. Yes, here's the mole, Lisa, you're in a
• 54:01
  secure line. I am. You're on a bluetooth cell phone, the most
• 54:06
  vulnerable device known to man. But it looks so cool. Is that meant
• 54:09
  to be a jab at these kind of show because it's always on bluetooself I
• 54:13
  think so. Yeah. And there was a time though when coldless phones were
• 54:15
  like the coolest thing ever, like just had pieces. God, who's he
• 54:20
  talking to? Oh my god? One thing always bothers me though when you
• 54:23
  watch these shows. Yeah, the thing that bothers me when you watch these
• 54:28
  shows is like, can you hear us? And they put their hand to
• 54:30
  their ear and go, yep, I can hear. I'm like, if
• 54:32
  you're if someone you're with could be potentially suspecting you talking to somebody else wearing
• 54:38
  a wire, why would you grab your ear and go yes, I can
• 54:40
  hear you. Don't put your hand to your ear. Who does that?
• 54:44
  Cassina or I'll just nailed this, okay. And it's opening scene because James
• 54:47
  Bond and his partner are trying to apprehend someone. They both got the ear
• 54:54
  pieces in, but the rookie keeps sort of touching his and Bonds like,
• 54:58
  stop touching your ear? Yeah, okay, good. But he explains to
• 55:04
  Lisa that we have a mole in the ranks and he's about to about to
• 55:08
  say it is drags it out like they do on these TV shows. It's
• 55:12
  hit from behind, not a tuba by a French horn and as Martin and
• 55:15
  I really like the way he menacingly skipped us sang the skip song just yeah.
• 55:20
  Then it's two fifty eight now or two minutes away. At the bake
• 55:22
  sale, Homer calls out Sarah Wiggam for taking a taking it easy out with
• 55:25
  the rice Krispy squares, and Margin arrives with her rock solid cake. Martin
• 55:31
  then tells the bullies to let my friends go and is where you know at
• 55:34
  the In doesn't justify why he did it, but you know he loves his
• 55:37
  That's well, there is friends. It's a bit of a it's a bit
• 55:40
  of a trope of these spy and action shows. We're going to kill my
• 55:45
  family. I had to do it, and Phobos is with them. Now
• 55:52
  the bullies start the three minute countdown and the bomb William Butt are tied up.
• 55:57
  They say we can travel through the vent through the event. We see
• 56:00
  through the vent as history books, but only fifty's two racists nineteen nine.
• 56:02
  He's not racis enough racist enough? Then we see Uta who's caught in a
• 56:06
  web, and I thought, oh, this would be a nice gag.
• 56:07
  This is the first time I've seen Uta since you went missing. But it's
• 56:09
  not. He's appeared in a couple of episodes, the one my Homer has
• 56:14
  the daycare and the kids will give him a big hug. Uja's one of
• 56:15
  those kids. Okay, but I still like seeing Utah. And then Miss
• 56:20
  Hoover is they're drunk with a dog. The yeah, I didn't get that.
• 56:23
  Well, the first thing is when we first see the books, the
• 56:25
  books take up nearly the entire event. By the time we get to Miss
• 56:28
  Hoover, she's just this little white person and I'm like, oh, BIG's
• 56:30
  this fucking fan. This woman's just like laying down inside this event with a
• 56:35
  dog. Anyway, right at the back sale, now nobody wants piece of
• 56:37
  the raisin cake. Homer asked for more money like a child or the other
• 56:40
  moms give their husband's twenty dollars. And then I did relate to this.
• 56:45
  Well, then he said his dad was whole kog, and I know he's
• 56:46
  not. For some reason, when you're a kid at school, I've mentioned
• 56:50
  this before, everyone thinks that their dad's the strongest in the world. Absolutely,
• 56:52
  and one other kids says, my dad's stronger. It's like, ah,
• 56:53
  no, no, no, I think my dad can beat up your
• 56:55
  dad. Yes, it's actually a thing. Yeah, so she gives me
• 56:59
  an extra five do. He runs off happy, but then sends the photo
• 57:01
  of the bomb with his tongue and it's a Class five stench dispersal unit.
• 57:06
  Need to shut off the fan, and they see the HDW, the main
• 57:08
  valve of the hot dog water recirculation system. By the way, I've been
• 57:12
  soaking my one for thirty isn't counting. How's it going? Tastes good?
• 57:15
  Yeah, Lisa says, might you might die and Skinner says it's worth the
• 57:20
  risk. Then Charms enters again and just gets in trouble. Then they released
• 57:23
  the valve and the water is lifting them into the fan. The blades have
• 57:28
  just been sharping. What a bit. Oh, actually that was coming.
• 57:30
  I'm thin think of what Will' suggestion was in a few moments with your spine.
• 57:34
  Yeah, as you die and block it with your spine, keep pitching.
• 57:37
  I'll be back. But before that, though, Martin hangs himself with
• 57:39
  a wedgie and this is a trope, but oh, it won't here,
• 57:45
  and he then sings the skipping song again. But he's all sad about it.
• 57:46
  Will sugges Jammy the blazes with your spine, as we said. Then
• 57:51
  Bart swims to the baked sail through the looks through the window. How we
• 57:53
  get who? There's your mouth size mail And it was a window to the
• 58:00
  childs. What are we grave? We're gonna tries to shoot it out but
• 58:01
  it's bulletproof. Who does I keep asking them? Dan? Damn? Is
• 58:07
  it written in his contract? Do you think there must be some like financial
• 58:09
  incentive? No? I just think they thought they think it's hilarious in the
• 58:12
  writer's room. You're so wrong. I just don't understand it. But nothing
• 58:20
  can shatter it. Oh yes it can. Margin is o cake the bakesale
• 58:23
  floods. Homer thinks the bomb is a thermous What do you think of discus
• 58:28
  throwers? As in what do I think? Wad you? Do? You
• 58:31
  admire the process of throwing a discuss? Same same as shot put? Yeah?
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  I'm always I can't remember the Olympics are coming out later this year.
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  In part I can't I imagine myself sitting down like, oh it's discus time.
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  I appreciate it, yeah, as a sport, but I think I
• 58:50
  don't understand with Olympics, right, how do these guys make They dedicate so
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  much of their lives to this event, right, in this sport, how
• 58:57
  are they making a living? I don't say spot, but like not everyone's
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  getting a major sponsorship. I imagine swimmers and runners are getting the poster boys
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  of the Olympics. They really are. Yeah, one or two others,
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  but I mean yeah, like the javelin thrower, Yeah, the discus tosser.
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  I guess there's a market of javelins out there that they want to sponsor
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  on the best javelin thrower in the world, who knows. But I think
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  you're probably working nine to five and then it's got to be right and training
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  for discus in your spare time. I don't think swimmers do. I think
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  swimmers just their life is just training. Certainly, Yeah, yeah, I
• 59:30
  think you've got some high profile sports where it's like this is the one that
• 59:32
  people are going to be watching. We want our brand associated with you.
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  Yeah. I was watching the bits, gone, what do you do for
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  a living? Surely it's not there. What's the what's the sport that they've
• 59:46
  selected for Paris? Because each country chooses a sport that's only in that years
• 59:51
  Olympics. Really Sydney chose beach volleyball. I never paid that much attention to
• 59:55
  example. It used to just mean for me that it was twenty five since
• 1:00:00
  Marathon, every Limbics, he's always and now they're not on foxtail anymore.
• 1:00:02
  This is the thing I talked about that Nanty channel recently. Right, it's
• 1:00:06
  like a man Andrew Swan, I'm a friend of the pod patron of ours.
• 1:00:09
  He's told me how you can turn your plex into a TV station.
• 1:00:13
  So basically it's not you know, when you pick it and choosing it's it's
• 1:00:15
  not the same as when it's just on TV. When I was a kid,
• 1:00:16
  I was just watch it because it was on right, and you couldn't
• 1:00:19
  pick and choose. But he's now showed me how he can turn your plex
• 1:00:22
  into just a twenty four hour TV station of all your favorite shows. Oh
• 1:00:24
  my gosh, and just been able to turn on the TV and just having
• 1:00:27
  an episode of The Six It's just come on. I'm more inclined to watch
• 1:00:30
  that than have to pick through and go this one. No, not that
• 1:00:32
  one. But back in the day it was just on, you just watched
• 1:00:35
  it. Well, that's true. We all know that analysis paralysis is a
• 1:00:37
  real thing. Oh, when are we gonna watch nany and you've gone through
• 1:00:39
  your entire plex catalog. Yeah, and you haven't watched the damn thing.
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  They gonna do the work for you. Yeah, I'm excited to actually make
• 1:00:46
  my Plex do that. I'm gonna give it a try, except I will
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  probably fuck it all up everything, and then I'm gonna call down to damn
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  you Swan, Swan e Worklesha. What about me, Bart Simpson, Twelve
• 1:01:02
  minutes ago, you made an annoying, praying phone call to me. All
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  you andit's move in. I pulled every single field agent off all other cases
• 1:01:16
  to track you down and bring you to justice. It was a tough decision,
• 1:01:21
  but I think I made the right call. It's okay. That was
• 1:01:28
  Shelbyville. I very rarely mentioned Shelbyville as well anymore like that. That little
• 1:01:32
  rivalry used to be a thing in the Simpsons. I always enjoyed that.
• 1:01:36
  Yeah, that limit of Troy's a grand episode where they go to Shelbyville exactly.
• 1:01:39
  So yeah, this was I think this was the episode of the season
• 1:01:43
  so far for me. I don't know if I got quite that far.
• 1:01:45
  It was certainly an episode of this season. It was good, it was
• 1:01:47
  good. I had a good time with it, and you know what,
• 1:01:51
  I hadn't even better time talking about it with you. What do we learn,
• 1:01:53
  Palmer? What'd you learn from the episode? Though there's really nothing as
• 1:01:58
  boring as mainstream cinema that we went racist enough in the nineties. Well,
• 1:02:02
  for me, it wasn't through lack of trying. From forward. Your names
• 1:02:08
  will be all right, it is new name's time, mister Davis. The
• 1:02:13
  current leaderboard stands at this, I wonder who's on in first position? Of
• 1:02:17
  course is our man Philip Jay Hawker's on twenty eight points, in second position,
• 1:02:22
  Clever Kyle on seventeen, and Luke McKay is on sixteen points. Take
• 1:02:24
  it away right, then one point goes to keep a madness. Well,
• 1:02:31
  not bad. That's Brian Hughes. Brian Hughes another point, he's way,
• 1:02:36
  He's on seven points. Now I believe Hugh's he well done. You're reference
• 1:02:42
  that no one out of side is astray will get Yeah, you don't want
• 1:02:44
  to just move on. It's not as much fun as you think. Not
• 1:02:49
  good animal two points, two points, goes to Rush half hour. I
• 1:02:53
  like it. I've never seen the Rush our films. I'm gonna I think
• 1:02:57
  you mentioned that. I think I said maybe you should. Yeah, that's
• 1:02:59
  Adam will House. Oh I think he's also on seven points? What on
• 1:03:01
  Adam Woolly Bully well done? No Phil j yet but three points three points
• 1:03:07
  as well? You never can tell. Now we'll talk about this after I
• 1:03:10
  say it, because Dan and I had a spirited conversation before we started recording
• 1:03:15
  about this. But three points goes to twenty dope. Yes, now that
• 1:03:20
  goes through it. Man, Justin Williams, well on just you're on thirteen
• 1:03:22
  points now outright fore position, nice one, Jozy, But twenty dote doesn't
• 1:03:25
  make sense to me. Twenty four twenty dough? Is that that what they're
• 1:03:28
  going for? Yes, I mean you really have to sort of have fun
• 1:03:31
  with pronunciation if you go twenty four twenty dope. Still no, I am
• 1:03:37
  reminded of I think it was the Prince movie Under the Cherry Moon. He
• 1:03:44
  always has some wacky titles that man. He did. Indeed, fun movie
• 1:03:46
  Under the Cherry Moon a bit bit odd, but I think he has a
• 1:03:52
  scene where he's this smooth American hipster who's you know, holiday on the French
• 1:03:55
  riviera and trying to you know, make up with this hot English Aires played
• 1:04:00
  by young Christian Scott Thomas writes down a word on a piece of paper and
• 1:04:04
  says, use this in a sentence, and the word is recostos, Like
• 1:04:10
  that's not a word. How would how would I? How would I do
• 1:04:12
  that? And Princess well, I went down to the recasto and I put
• 1:04:15
  some albums and I get the BILLI off you were trying to but I'm trying
• 1:04:23
  to rhyme get the twenty You get the chocolate for that one, right,
• 1:04:26
  Yes, if you're trying to rhyme at twenty four with twenty do, that's
• 1:04:31
  how you'd probably forget about it. Maybe Justin has had his old, this
• 1:04:35
  whole different theory that you just ant picking up one. Maybe it could well
• 1:04:41
  be the Justin guy, guy likes things that have dough in. I was
• 1:04:44
  going to say, I don't think there's a sinus the plan here. I
• 1:04:47
  think Justin's just kind of like I'm going to game the system by gaming guy
• 1:04:53
  here. Mailbag time, mister Davis Andrew JP. Aside from this episode,
• 1:04:59
  what a Shark what's your favorite Simpsons non Treoss movie slash TV show homage.
• 1:05:02
  I liked not it. You didn't have to read the book slash see the
• 1:05:05
  movies to enjoy. That was recently. I wasn't a huge fan. I
• 1:05:08
  thought I was very underwhelming. They're not it Ones. I haven't seen that.
• 1:05:11
  Yeah, it's from like two seasons ago. What they do now is
• 1:05:13
  they have like a horror trios of horror, and they have like a horror
• 1:05:16
  sort of themed episode that's like either set it Halloween or it's a horror parody,
• 1:05:21
  so that this episode was an entire parody of it called it and it
• 1:05:26
  wasn't it was. It just wasn't it was. It just felt like it
• 1:05:30
  wasn't very funny. Anyway. That's a really good question, and I wish
• 1:05:33
  I had an answer that I could not. I love the Springfield File.
• 1:05:36
  So that's the one that stands out for me. Oh yeah, it's not
• 1:05:39
  really an imashes, it's it isn't a Marsh It features Molden and Scully,
• 1:05:42
  and it's the next Files vibe the entire way through. Yeah, yeah,
• 1:05:45
  yeah, I'll bring you love. Yes, breaking It's knees, such a
• 1:05:47
  great legs love breaks legs. There's the one where home is on the on
• 1:05:59
  the treadmill was like watching a lava lose a bit of weight. Yes do
• 1:06:02
  you understand? Yes? Yes, beprief for Files is one that stands out
• 1:06:06
  for me movie parodies when it's like the whole episode because it's not just scenes,
• 1:06:11
  because I always love the Indiana Jones Homer rolling. Yeah, that's a
• 1:06:14
  great homage. Yeah, I don't know that. It's just stand up for
• 1:06:15
  me? What about you anything in particular? I think you've basically echoed my
• 1:06:18
  thoughts very well. Dave McNally says, favorite Kiefer role slash movies. We
• 1:06:23
  kind of touched on this, we did. Yeah, Like I said,
• 1:06:25
  the one two punch of Standby mellon Lost Boys. I liked Designated Survivor,
• 1:06:30
  but it kind of loss its way by the end. Yeah, it's not.
• 1:06:33
  It's one of those ones that I never really sort of got into.
• 1:06:35
  Jack Bower is the one he'll be forever remembered for. I think I think
• 1:06:39
  that's the obituary. Yeah, es Andrew swan now Man once again this episode
• 1:06:43
  and the next other last pre Simpsons movie episodes. Wow, he didn't realize
• 1:06:45
  that it was also the twentieth anniversary of the Simpsons, including the shorts.
• 1:06:49
  Any thoughts on doing a Simpsons movie slash twentieth anniversary celebration on the podcast?
• 1:06:54
  Well there are. Now you've supported of ours on Patreon, and you should
• 1:06:57
  be well away that we have a review of the Simpsons movie on our Patreon.
• 1:07:00
  That is correct. Yes, so tell your friends. I believe Mitch
• 1:07:03
  and I did a commentary of it as well. What did you and I
• 1:07:04
  do a commentary? Then you and I did the commentary? Mitch and I
• 1:07:08
  did a commentary as well. Maybe it did two commentaries. I think you
• 1:07:10
  mentioned that Mitch had done it and was like, this is terrible. Let's
• 1:07:13
  redo it with guy that didn't happen, Harrison McClure. What was your favorite
• 1:07:18
  two thousands hit show? Hit shows are the two thousands TV show? What
• 1:07:21
  was your favorite show? Well, this is about the Breaking Bad was in
• 1:07:26
  the teen? So what was your two thousands hit show? Was it Breaking
• 1:07:29
  Bad? Two nine, twenty thirteen? I think? Oh okay, then
• 1:07:31
  so the bulk of it in the teen? Yeah, it wouldn't call it
• 1:07:34
  two thousands hit show? Cool hit TV shows? Two thousands? What was
• 1:07:39
  that one? Was really big Heroes. Lost was in there as well.
• 1:07:42
  Lost was definitely in there, but a lot of the officers in there,
• 1:07:45
  friends at the office talk, Pat and Kate take it out or the Wire
• 1:07:48
  was in the two thousand was in there, so that the Sopranos ninety seven.
• 1:07:53
  I wish I didn't. This was a good time for prestige TV,
• 1:07:56
  certainly, certainly from our friends at HBO, Arrested Development, very very correct,
• 1:08:01
  six Feet Under Dexter, the Shield of the Shield, Deadwood. I
• 1:08:05
  was very partial to Deadwood, thirty Rock, Oh, thirty Rock. Of
• 1:08:09
  course, yes, show that I never watched, but I can just remember
• 1:08:12
  it being like, if you didn't watch your show, you won't cool.
• 1:08:15
  So for a while I wasn't cool. It was the OC. Those first
• 1:08:17
  two seasons were just like Destination Television. Well, I would have been about
• 1:08:21
  year eight I Reckon when that show was on, and it was just all
• 1:08:25
  everyone was talking about, and I just wasn't interested. Yeah, I was
• 1:08:29
  into it for a while, but again I was listening to this other interesting
• 1:08:32
  podcast where they were talking about youth TV of the late nineties and early two
• 1:08:36
  thousands and how the guys at the OC thought that they were going to get
• 1:08:41
  canceled by the end of the first season, so they burned through all their
• 1:08:44
  good ideas. Really okay, and then they're like, no, no,
• 1:08:45
  you're you're that backfight on you and now we're going to give you more season.
• 1:08:50
  Oh no, we've got to come up with more stuff. I remember
• 1:08:54
  they killed off the main they killed off Marissa, and I remember that was
• 1:08:57
  just when people just stopped watching. And it's funny becau because apparently they didn't
• 1:09:00
  want to do that, but they were listening to people online. There was
• 1:09:03
  a small but vocal contingent of people online like we hate Marissa really or the
• 1:09:12
  Sheldons, like what are you doing. There's other talk as well. It's
• 1:09:15
  like, oh, you know, Mischa Barton, who played Marissa, was
• 1:09:16
  like hard to work with, always come out. Yeah, that's true.
• 1:09:20
  I just finished reading this book about press CCV and it was really interesting because
• 1:09:26
  the guy who wrote it's a good writer, really good reporter, and also
• 1:09:29
  recognized that we've got to give him a bit of dirt, we got to
• 1:09:31
  we've got to muckreak a little bit, and you know he's like, yeah.
• 1:09:34
  According to some sources, NJ justified Timothy Olen was Timothy Oliphant was real
• 1:09:39
  prick and I'm like, wait a minute, plus changes everything I trusted you.
• 1:09:49
  Alright, Well, that is our review of twenty four minutes a fantastic
• 1:09:54
  episode of The Simpsons, and next week is you Can't Always Say what You
• 1:09:58
  Want? Which was I remember this be marketed as the four hundredth episode.
• 1:10:00
  Apparently in the States, both of these were marketing as the four hundred.
• 1:10:03
  This was the three ninety nine. Next week is the four hundred episodes.
• 1:10:05
  That's four hundred reviews of The Simpsons. That well, I've reviewed me less.
• 1:10:11
  So when I started the show in twenty fifteen, I did not think
• 1:10:13
  I was going to get through the first eighteen seasons, but I, thanks
• 1:10:15
  to you, I have been able to do so, And thank you to
• 1:10:16
  everyone who has been listening to the show for the last It's been nearly nine
• 1:10:19
  years now. Coming up in May will be nine years and nine more to
• 1:10:24
  come, Yes, nine more to come? Well, what season eighteen nine
• 1:10:27
  years has thirty six seasons? Yea, another nine years and the show will
• 1:10:30
  still be going by that point, so there'll be another nine years on top
• 1:10:31
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• 1:10:34
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