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The Italian Bob (S17E08) · Four Finger Discount (Simpsons Podcast)

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  dude, Welcome to four week disca out of the podcast where we always have
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  a vendetta. This week we hit a review Episode H A B F zero
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  two. It is the eighth episode of season seventeen of The Simpsons. The
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  Italian Bob, I am Dando and I am guy. Excuse me, I
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  just rocked up in my oldsmobile. You're oldsmobile in de but you're still rocking
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  that awesome beanie of yours that you got all the way from Europe. Where
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  was its specifically from in Europe? I forget now, I've got to look
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  it up. Let's just say Tuscany, Tuscany else from Tuscany. Let's let's
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  say Tuscan there. Now we have to let listeners know. Is there going
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  to be a lot of offensive stereotypical Italian accents try attempted in this podcast today?
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  No more, No more so other than this episode of the Simpsons.
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  Yeah, that is Shue. Indeed that is Shoe and d But I hope
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  you all had a fantastic Easter east of us last weekend here as we record
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  this episode. Yeah, I had a good time. The kids had a
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  great time. I actually went to the actual level and did some Easter bunny
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  footprints throughout the house. Like the last minute thing. I was like,
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  what can make this more easterish. I was like, okay, I've got
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  a sieve. It's got a sieve with sif flower. Yeah, I got
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  some flower and I just made Bundy. I cut out like a bunny footprint
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  at a cardboard and took me about an hour when around the house and run
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  the backyard on the trampoline, on the deck and the cubby house. And
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  they loved it. But they were like at the end of the day because
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  I just started eating it and Aliott's like, why has the bunny's footprints got
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  flower on it? I was like, I have no no idea, mate,
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  I no idea. You came from the factory. The factory. That's
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  how the factory made him Father of the Year. Nonsense. Here, well
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  done man. That's realise that the polar opposite wasn't my place, because I
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  think on Saturday my mum had got lou the Lovely Louise a one of those
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  gold wrap bunnies. Is it the limp bunny we were talking about the little
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  Yeah, yes, yes, over and says oh, that's very nice of
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  him, Mum, thank you. I don't want any eggs. You're not
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  getting any eggs. It's like, okay, that's very no which which in
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  all uns, he was all right by men. I mean, yeah,
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  I think I'd sort of had my share of sweetness in so many ways.
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  On the on the lead up to two East, you know, I went,
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  I went all in on the hot Cross buns. This here. I'm
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  normally not you know, I'm normally buy a pack and I'll have two on
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  good Friday morning, two on Saturday, and two one East to Sunday,
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  and that'll do me. This year, I was like, so many different
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  varieties of hot cross bum to try apple and cinnamon. You put the words
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  apple and cinnamon on anything you put on motor oil, and I'll buy it.
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  And so I was like, hot damn. So did you try the
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  fruitless ones? Though? No, no, I mean they also make boring
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  ones. It just burns. It's just like burns on the bag, you
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  know. I mean, I look, some people don't like fruit, and
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  that's fine, but I'm like, no, I put more stuff in the
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  bun, you know. So I was very big on the apple and said,
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  and I was buying bags left and right, and then I realized,
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  holy shit, East's coming to an end. Stuck up. They still make
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  an hot gross It's like, oh, they're doing two for six, Okay,
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  I'll take to you. But also some of the places doing like Cara
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  Milk hotgross buns, which I believe I mentioned recently and I was like,
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  oh damn, these are fine too, except the supermarket that specialized them.
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  I think they went limited and you know they just yanked him off the shelf.
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  So gapp to wait till next year for more of those. But yeah,
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  I mean I didn't go all in on bunny footprints the way you did.
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  But I had pretty nice Easter, thank you very much. Caught up
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  with my family, caught up with the lovely Louise's family. Lou and I
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  just did some hanging out and chilling on the couch and yeah, nice time
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  was had boil. I like Easter, that's great, or kids have an
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  absolute ball here they Basically I didn't want to go too hard. I think
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  I mentioned last week on the chocolate. I was like, there's gonna be
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  enough chocolate. So I've got on some little eggs and a couple of bunnies
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  and things, but we gave them to presents instead and actually come up with
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  this, I didn't come up with this genius idea. We went out eastern
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  morning, right for breakfast with my parents and my sisters strict to this cafe.
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  I'm packed in street here. They've never been before, but they had
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  the menus right now, had to get the menus, and they always were
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  not always usually laminated. Right. One side of was the menu the kids
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  men Near the other side was a picture of just like a drawing it you
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  can color in. And I'm like, this is a genius idea because kids
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  can color this shit in, wipe it clean, and the next kid that
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  comes and can color it in. We've been buying books like coloring books for
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  the kids because they love coloring in right, like you know buzz light Year
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  or just Disney or cars, whatever, dinosaurs, they do a few scribbles
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  whatever, they color it in. Then within ten minutes they're going to get
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  a new books. They're gone through all page especially Holy to Scribble Scribble of
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  school. Right. I was like, wait a minute, why do we
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  go buy these two dollar books from BW, tear out the pages, lamonate
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  them at our office works and then they've got unlimited, forever, forever usable
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  coloring pages. That was that was a highlight of my easter. You hacking
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  the hell out of life here man. Now, now when we go for
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  drives and wait, quick, grab your favorite picture, Graby text. They
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  sit there coloring as we're drawing on my it's a quiet drive. Now they're
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  quiet, they're occupied, they're having a good time. It doesn't matter because
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  al you's always freak out. When Holly was coloring in his picture, she
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  ruined my Picture'm right now, it doesn't matter, mate. You can just
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  rub it out and start again. This is amazing. I think you should
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  either well, no, you can't copyright this idea because you stole it from
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  someone else. That's true. I literally said to Nicolada. I'm like,
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  I'm like, I should literally go down to the Sunday market here in Geelong.
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  No print off like ten a thousand copies of these dinosaur pictures something for
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  a buck each. Lamonade. You can laminate them for like fifteen cents each,
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  Supported your palers Guy and Dando. But mister Davis, we are here
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  today to talk about the Italian Bob first point I want to make. I'm
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  glad that they acknowledged. They didn't even acknowledge, but Lisa just knew how
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  to speak Italian from the get go. I was like, at least there's
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  some consistency from that episode to this one. I was I was like,
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  thank thank god, we've got the bit of the gone to new with the
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  Yet no, I mean, yeah, that was a that's true. I
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  don't know if I would have been picking knitz about that. I mean,
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  Lisa is such a you know, a smarty pants that you probably go,
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  yeah, she's probably picked up a little Italian somewhere along the way. You
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  know, she knew that was a Fellini movie that was on the on the
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  Dash camp. But I would have been annoyed though, if she didn't know
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  how to speak Italian after just learning how to speak in the previous episode.
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  That's what I would have been annoyed about. I get what you mean.
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  I wholly agree with you. M Also, I liked this episode. I
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  thought this was good, breezy fun. I must say. Yeah, I
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  mean, you do love your stereotype, so I do. But you usually
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  hate that, usually hate the Simpsons Go Abroad episodes. But I thought this
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  one did a good job. I've not just been the Simpsons go to Italy
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  and as random stereotypical shit happens. It actually had a story that fit the
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  Simpsons universe as well, with Sacho Bob worked into it. That's correct.
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  Yeah. And plus, I don't know, I mean the way they poked
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  fun at Italy this time around, or had fun with the stereotypes, I
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  don't know. Maybe it's because Italy's got a really dense, rich culture.
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  In so many one we're all jealous of Italians, of course we are,
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  but and that's not to disrespect any of the other countries, including Australia.
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  It's actually the heritage Italian Italian Italy. Yeah, did they did they cut
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  off the front part or the back part or is it just dando and done.
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  I've no idea. I just know that my ancestors are on my mum's
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  side of English, on my dad's side Italian. But we're like nothing Italian.
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  Adult, you wouldn't know that we're Italian. Where as as it gets
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  but back back back back back, back, back back back, we are
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  Italian apparently. Okay, I'm going to reign in the stereotypes by I don't
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  want to inadvertently and sold you or your parents or your parents parents or your
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  dad's grandparents don't care. They don't care. There is what we call in
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  Australia there as yobo as they get, don't worry as he has. Yeah,
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  but yeah, continue you like, Yeah, I just felt that it
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  was both poking a bit of fun at the Italian stereotypes but also kind of
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  celebrating Italy as well. You know, I mean it seemed to have a
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  real appreciation for the Italian lifestyle, shall we say. But I think you're
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  one hundred and twenty five percent correct when you say that folding the Sideshow Bob
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  story in there as well, I don't know it anchors or gives the story
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  a little bit of weight and connectivity to the Simpsons universe. It just doesn't
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  feel like, as you said, um, another the Simpsons go to so
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  and so. It is that, of course, but at the same time,
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  it also feels like we haven't forgotten where they came from and their history
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  and all that kind of business. I thought it was quite different the way
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  they approached it to the Simpsons family, particularly Homer. But usually when they
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  go abroad, as the Simptons family go to places and they go do you
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  mean you do things like this, and it's almost like it almost is like
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  poking fun at the traditions of that country, where here it almost felt like
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  every time I pointing it out, the Simpsons were looking dumb or just moronic
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  for not appreciating the culture of Italy. I think the thing of it was
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  most everyone seemed to really appreciate that the fact that they were in Italy and
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  they really kind of reveled in at home. Was the only one who kind
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  of, you know, dicked around a bit, and even then he didn't
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  do it so about not so much as usual. I mean, I thought
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  it was really nice that, you know, that Marge was making that nice
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  speech that the toast, the big sort of feast, you know, I
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  mean, the one where Lazy gets drunk, but you know, is that
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  a new fans episode coming out that at least a coudro for goodness sakes.
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  But you know, Bart knew a bit of Italian and didn't seem a whole
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  lot of Maggie in there, but she was just there. Yeah, yeah,
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  I know. I thought maybe that's what made me appreciate this episode more
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  than other travelog Yeah episodes, the fact that there was a bit of appreciation,
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  a bit of admiration and a bit of enjoyments of the of the culture
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  of the place that they were visiting. And I like that they kind of
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  added an extra sort of element to the site show Bob character by given in
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  the family as well. Kill. I mean, the ending felt very flat
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  to me. I thought the ending was a bit just like, ah,
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  really after all of that, that's how it's going to end, just crust
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  the drives off of them and in the limo that aside, I thought,
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  leaving it open where it's just like, okay, well does that mean the
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  Francesco fanco, Francesco sorry France, and Gino and bobyn going to try and
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  hunt down Bart. I thought it works. It works absolutely, Yeah.
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  Yeah. This was actually a sequel to the to the Great Louse Detective,
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  which we reviewed. I think it wasn't last I think it was the season
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  before, maybe even the season before that Side Show Bob basically gets framed.
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  He wasn't the one who who was trying to kill Bart. It was Frank
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  Grimes Junior. Remember that episode where it gets boiled in the sauna. I
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  do, yeah, And and it ends with side show Bob singing the I've
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  great accustomed to his Face song, which is one of the better songs post
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  Golden Year of the Simpsons, and you know he's he's not going to want
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  to kill Bart anymore. So this was meant to be a sort of a
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  sequel to that, and I actually really enjoyed how I thought the story of
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  how he ended up in Italy. It all just made sense. It was
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  and in sort of throwing back to the fact that he's got the big giant
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  feet and that being used to him becoming the mayor and things, I was
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  like, there's been some there's been something like obviously mentioned Cott Newity at the
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  start of this, but there's been some love and actually recognition of the past
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  brought into this episode as well. Yeah, I mean, I don't know
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  the way he ended up in Italy was a little silly, but not in
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  not in a dumb way, just the kind of it makes sense that that
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  Bob would like, I'm not no, no, anywhere I go anywhere the
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  knife ends up, that's where I'm going, Like nope, nope, nope,
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  Yeah, like okay, yes, chooses the one of the most lovely
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  parts of the world. So I thought there was. I thought there was
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  very funny and very cute. Um. Yeah, but you're right. I
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  mean, as I said, it just feels connected to um if it felt
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  because usually the ones where that God broad don't feel cannon, but this felt
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  like it could be cannon, and going forward could be cannon because of the
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  element of your family new characters. Yeah, that's right. Did you know
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  Kelsey Grabber won the Emmy for this for Outstanding Voice Ever Performance. I did,
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  indeed know that, because yeah, I think I think Kelsey was like,
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  give me a lot of stuff that plays to my strengths here, you
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  know, did you know that I sing it's like, and you know I'm
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  not a bad opera Singer's yeah, I'll make Kelsey showing off the pipes and
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  showing off all his all his various skills here. Yeah, I mean wholly
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  justified him getting the Emmy for this. I mean, I think it's for
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  his body of work as as sarjob sarjobob over the course of the series.
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  I mean, he's he's a really good addition to the to the show.
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  But Kelsey Grammer is good like that. I mean, you know, he
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  added a little suddenly the cheers when he when he rocked up. I loved
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  his guest appearances on thirty Rock, just playing himself and he sort of played
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  in this It's I don't know how he had to describe how he played himself
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  on thirty Rock. He was kind of this scam artist masquerading as an actor.
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  Yeah, and it was. It was really great too. I mean,
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  he knew what people wanted to see of his of the Kelsey Grammer forsona,
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  but he also played against it very very well. He's a talented guy
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  and I always enjoy watching him. Thirty Rock is a show that I'd love
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  to go back and revisit some time because I remember when it was on.
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  I just it was one of those shows that I had to download the episode
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  that week, like I had to be up to date with thirty Rock.
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  I loved thirty Rock the same. Yeah, I mean, I've got him
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  all on on Blu ray or DVD. Yeah yeah. And Kelsey Yes.
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  So he won it, So it was actually the first time that a guest
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  I won it as a solo. So it was a third time a guest
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  had won the Emmy for Best Voiceover Performance on the show, but the previous
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  two were Marshall Wallace and Jackie Mason, and apparently they won it as a
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  joint win with the rest of the main cast the first time the category was
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  awarded at ninety two, so I guess the cast of The Simpsons won the
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  award and ninety two, which I thought was odd. But this is the
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  first time a guestar has won it on The Simpsons as just the guest star,
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  not part of the main cast, which I thought was pretty cool.
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  And also John Frank who wrote the episode. He won the Writers Guild of
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  America Award for Outstanding Writing in Animation for this one as well, which deserves
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  it. I thought it was, like I said, the ending was a
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  bit just like and aware moments where I've sort of rolled my eyes. But
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  overall, though, when you think of the stinkers we've had lately, this
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  one's been pretty good. Yeah, yeah, look, not the deepest or
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  most meaningful episode, but you know, sometimes I mean and sometimes that's good.
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  But this just felt like a really light but to use an Italian stereotype,
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  a light but tasty meal. Yea, it didn't feel like a Simpsons.
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  It didn't feel like a Simpsons a broad episode. It felt just like
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  an episode of the Simpsons pretty much. Yeah, hey, my favorite What
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  were your favorite moments from the Italian Bob? It's an arsenal side gag,
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  but when they landed a DaVinci airport, I love that all Da Vinci's flying
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  machines were taken up the runway as well as the planes. I thought that
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  was really neat. Um I sort of opened with one of my favorite bits,
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  are everyone poking fun at burns is old Mabile mobileamobile and mine getting a
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  really solid burn about your next car should be an old big no No.
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  I just thought that was funny. It's a really obvious joke, but it's
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  also you know, sometimes a really obvious joke is a really smart one.
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  And I like that no one got it because I get the feeling everyone would
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  get it. Everyone. I think everyone at home is probably going not bad,
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  and every all the kids are like, now you and what is it?
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  Nelson? Mister burd sucks and then he gets the big laugh, which
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  gets the big laugh. But I think by maybe my favorite moment was the
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  fact that this was an incredibly precitioned episode in that you know, they roll
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  in the TV and they're watching Diversity Tales. I'm like, what is this
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  twenty twenty three? But then later on as well, you've got wow,
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  you've got that and a Trump joke. My favorite moment one was don't do
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  Missolini? Him do a Missley was just like, fucking great, thought I
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  was doing Trump. I thought, I'm not not usually one for political gags,
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  but that one worked for me. I was like, that was pretty
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  funny. Yeah, it's just hilarious that Trump. Well, I mean,
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  when is he not in the news but being back in the news so much
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  now? But that and Diversity Tales and I were just like, oh my
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  god, I mean I get the vili If they did that thing now,
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  you couldn't really get away with everyone going oh my god, this sucks.
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  No, you couldn't. Indeed, I feel like, now though you roll
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  that thing in, kids will be like, yeah, let's watch it.
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  The thing is, I've noticed it, particularly the show out like we've got
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  the know the welcome to the country now, so Elliott now he knows it
• 20:02
  by heart, you know, he's He's just like, oh, yeah,
• 20:03
  acknowledge these people. I'm like, this is a step in the right,
• 20:07
  god damn direction. I'm happy to certainly I'm not. I'm not thinking of
• 20:12
  I've heard it usually got welcome to the country, and you're saying it welcome
• 20:15
  to the country on the area like gunns, welcome to the country. Respect
• 20:21
  our elders about the present. We're not trying to offend people here. I
• 20:26
  am all about it, guys, like I am all about it. I'm
• 20:27
  pushing it to Aliott, like I love the fact that we went to the
• 20:30
  end of year thing for his day care last year and they all said the
• 20:33
  peace and everything and what I don't know by heart. I wish we will
• 20:36
  learn it in primis. But even when I was growing up, it still
• 20:37
  was not acknowledged anywhere near It was sort of starting to get sort of ingrained
• 20:42
  in our in our lifestyle. But now it's thankfully the kids. Hopefully when
• 20:47
  Aliott's having kids by that time. It's just like anyone who's racist in this
• 20:51
  country. Yeah, long gone hopefully fingers crust. But yes, I also
• 20:56
  really like speaking of m racist. I like the the robot when it makes
• 21:03
  the card. That was awesome of my favorite. A lot of good visual
• 21:06
  gags in this episode. They were I got to say, I was a
• 21:07
  little astonished. Well, I'm not astonished. I was thinking, you know,
• 21:11
  when they're making the what what what's the take on Lamborghini e Testa Rosa?
• 21:15
  But I may betty faster roussa or something. Isn't it faster ross than
• 21:18
  Yeah? I was thinking about four versus Ferrari. You know that movie with
• 21:22
  mad Damon CHRISTI? Yeah, great movie. And how you know they visit
• 21:26
  the Ferrari not show room? What do you call it when you make stuff
• 21:32
  workshop? The factory? Look at these hands that have never done a hard
• 21:37
  day's work in there. M'm it surely doesn't mean the word factory because he
• 21:41
  would know that stuff where they make stuff, And I'm just thinking about how
• 21:48
  it looked like a you know, do you mean the assembly line? Is
• 21:51
  that what you're talking about? Yeah, That's what I'm thinking of. Yes,
• 21:53
  it took meld the pot to get there because I am completely unfamiliar with
• 21:57
  these things. I did. I did that for eight straight years. Mate,
• 22:02
  ten Cows is just beautiful, and they feel like they've been sort of
• 22:03
  handcrafted, you know, like there was put together with a hammer and chisel
• 22:07
  as opposed to a robot. I mean what I think that's a line actually
• 22:11
  saying third year ock and something about Ali Boburn says something about it teens ages.
• 22:15
  They may have never won a war or figured out how to mass produce
• 22:18
  a workable automobile, but God bless her. I never appreciated cars until I
• 22:22
  worked at Ford. I'm like, the amount of work that goes into putting
• 22:26
  these things together, Holy Christmas. But you know, I still net.
• 22:30
  I've left Forward. Ford's gone in Australia, I'm just like, yeah,
• 22:33
  I'm not interested again. But at the time I was like all about it.
• 22:37
  But I feel like I felt you had to because I know nothing about
• 22:41
  cars, but I felt like if I was going to survive in that environment,
• 22:44
  I had to know something. Someone was I was having dinner with loose
• 22:48
  family the other night and someone started talking about cars and horseparro and I just
• 22:52
  I could just feel my head lighting like one of those clowns at the show.
• 22:55
  Yeah, sure, it certainly got that any more brain busters? All
• 23:03
  right, it's time for the blockbuster brainbuster for this week. So this episode
• 23:07
  aired mister Davis who got three newbies for the unth of the lead board this
• 23:11
  week. So we've got it's December eleventh, two thousand and five. What
• 23:15
  do you think one, two and three were. I've got some clues,
• 23:18
  all right, Clue number one, Wardrobe, clue number two, Godzilla,
• 23:22
  clue number three, oil similar eleven two Wardrobe, Godzilla Oil two thousand and
• 23:29
  five. Okay, Well, did the line the Witch and the Wardrobe come
• 23:32
  out in two thousand and five? Are we talking one of the sequel?
• 23:37
  It wasn't because the line of Witch and the Wardrobe, what's another name for
• 23:40
  it, Well, it's Chronicles of Nanny. Yes, that was number one.
• 23:44
  That was number one at the box office. Yeah, oh, so
• 23:45
  that's line. Is the line of the Witch in the world because there are
• 23:48
  a few, So the Chronicles of Nannier is that? I know that it's
• 23:52
  the same story, but it wasn't called the line of the Witch and the
• 23:53
  Wardrobe. There wasn't. Well that's the thing. It's like the Lord of
• 23:56
  the Rings, the Fellowship of the Room. Oh okay then yes, so
• 23:59
  okay, well that was the one at the US box office when this episode
• 24:00
  add number two clue is Godzilla? Was it King Kong? Yeah? Yeah,
• 24:06
  it's when Peter Jackson's King Kong came out. Yeah, forever. It's
• 24:10
  a long and that's true. Yeah, yeah, it's it's really a good
• 24:14
  one hundred and twenty minute movie in a one hundred and eighty minute movie.
• 24:18
  Oil oil, one word title. Oh um, it's it's Syriana correct,
• 24:26
  well done. Yeah, with George Clooney for which he won the Oscar Matt
• 24:30
  Damon. He did that's yeah, and also really injured himself. There's a
• 24:33
  scene in it where he's playing like a he's a spy essentially or a secret
• 24:37
  agent, and he's getting tortured and he's tied to a chair and when they
• 24:44
  were shooting the scene, he fell over backwards and clocked the back of his
• 24:45
  head. I think and Ye had really did a number and he had to
• 24:52
  have like major operations on his on his neck to get him seen to and
• 24:55
  he said, that's still hurting to this day. I'm well, at least
• 24:57
  he got an Oscar out of a George. So that's all right. But
• 25:00
  Sirianna, do you think when things like that happened though, that the story
• 25:03
  adds to the legend. Do you think that helps get the award when things
• 25:06
  like that go wrong? I reckon it might be the case, although I
• 25:07
  don't know how if he went public with it immediately, okay, although there
• 25:11
  may have been whispers around the way, it's like, you know, he
• 25:15
  really hurt himself doing that. Well, Jesus, everyone likes George. Let's
• 25:18
  throw him a little bowling trophy. But Sirianna, that's the third one.
• 25:22
  Yes, So Chronicles of Narnia, King Kong, and Sirianna were the top
• 25:26
  three at the US box office when the Italian Bob went to air. All
• 25:29
  right, two thousand and five, What a time to be alive. Next
• 25:33
  question, you there eating the beast Okey dokey trivia time, which means before
• 25:37
  we do that, it is time for some shout outs of our beloved supporters
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  Facebook community discord, and so much more. But mister Davis, what is
• 27:18
  your first trivia question for me? Please? Right? Oh, then I'm
• 27:22
  jumping the gun a little bit here. But the couch gag is the Simpsons
• 27:27
  family as a well five card poker hand, shall we say? Can you
• 27:33
  identify which family member is on which card? Um Bart's the jack right,
• 27:41
  m Homer is the king yep, which would mean March would probably be the
• 27:48
  queen. I wonder what Lisa from Maggie up Lisa. There's Lisa the ace
• 27:53
  or the and then Maggie's the joker. All right, correct it? I
• 28:00
  was tossing. I was like, who was the joker? Who was but
• 28:03
  the joker? No, he's not the joking, he's the king. Yeah,
• 28:04
  there we go, he's the he's the joke. My first question is
• 28:07
  how many minutes did mister Burns request that they stand still for when he was
• 28:11
  taking the photograph. The photograph will takes seventy eight minutes? Would indeed?
• 28:15
  Yes, m In Diversity Tales, who was getting married? Oh? Man,
• 28:22
  I didn't pay attention to that. What was it? I do his
• 28:25
  own doubt Diversity Tales? Godell no, no, um, it's earth turtle
• 28:30
  and moon mongoose. I remember hearing earth thurt and I was like, that's
• 28:33
  going to be one that guy's going to use. We're going to write it.
• 28:36
  It's gone. I figured. My next question is Bob says every man
• 28:41
  deserves a something chance. What number was it? Oh? Oh god,
• 28:45
  damn, I think of unlucky? Is it or is it lucky? I
• 28:51
  think it's lucky. Actually, it depends on your point of view and thing,
• 28:53
  but I'm going to say thirteen, No, not thirteen. So what's
• 28:56
  the luck? What's the lucky number when you're rolling in? Oh? Seven
• 28:59
  seven? Yes, as you can say, I'm not a gamma. All
• 29:03
  right, what's your next question? There's a few of them, but I'm
• 29:07
  going to ask you to name four of the cheeses that roll at the Simpsons
• 29:15
  car. Is Mortadalla included? Even it's a part of the cheese insurance,
• 29:18
  I'm going to include it. But Mortdlla's not a cheese there, right,
• 29:21
  it's a meat. Okay, well, but that's I'm pretty sure I used
• 29:23
  to serve mort dalla in the daily and it was like me in it?
• 29:26
  Right? Yeah? Yes, good point, Good point, because yeah,
• 29:30
  it's one of those things I'm always thinking about. It's like the della that
• 29:33
  sounds nice. Is that a cheese or is it a meet? Yeah?
• 29:36
  I'm sure the olives in it and they used to hate it. Anyway.
• 29:38
  The other cheeses were I'm going to say, I'm pretty sure I'm not going
• 29:42
  to get any because I'm half asleep in doing daddy daycare all day. Is
• 29:47
  mozzarella one of them. It is Boccaccini was one, right, um,
• 29:55
  blue, I don't know what's smelly? What's what's the parmisan? Parmisan uh
• 30:00
  parme jan which I think that counts? Okay, yes, that's three right,
• 30:04
  that is indeed three? Did I ask before? Ask for? What
• 30:08
  I gave you? What a dollar? That'll look, that'll be right?
• 30:11
  What else you got from that is correct? In order? The Gorgonzola,
• 30:18
  my favorite cheese name, Gorgonzol. I don't think you've ever eaten any,
• 30:22
  but it's just a great word to say. Gorgonzola, fantine TiO Balcancini,
• 30:29
  and the notable non cheese mortadella mortadella. Yes, all right. My final
• 30:34
  question is what was the play that they were seeing at the end that Krusty
• 30:37
  was performing in. It's paliarci correct I did enjoy Krusty going through it,
• 30:41
  saying na na add this two acts. By the way, as is the
• 30:48
  way with Italian stuff, Paliati is actually plural for clowns. I think I've
• 30:52
  talked about this. We did, yeah, because well it was a gag.
• 30:56
  There's always the jag that I'm playing paliachi, the clowns like you're playing
• 31:00
  clowns. The clown that's going on. But it's like paparazzi is plural for
• 31:07
  paparazzo, one single photography paparazzo, but multiplezzi. I'm really offending the Italian
• 31:15
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  description of this podcast. All right, so the ovisinal air date of the
• 32:09
  Italian Bob was December eleven of two thousand and five, Written by John Frank,
• 32:13
  directed by Mark Cokland and guest starred. We didn't actually mention this.
• 32:17
  Francesca was played by Maria Cocucci. Yes, know, mostly for what mister
• 32:22
  Davis. She was in a movie called Il Postino, which was a bit
• 32:28
  of a bit of a certain instation I think got nominated for the Best Picture
• 32:30
  maybe around nineteen ninety or so, really yeah, yeah, But also appeared
• 32:37
  in the World Is Not Enough, The James Bond Adventure from a few years
• 32:39
  earlier, from two from nineteen ninety nine. She was our cigar girl that
• 32:46
  she was credited as any not Monica Lewinsky, the chopboard gag that. Oh
• 32:53
  so we also had cast grammar of course the slash Bob and John Now we
• 32:58
  didn't. I don't remember this being a guest is it Johnschasa? Well,
• 33:04
  we don't known for his He's American actor, singer and spokesman. He's best
• 33:07
  known for his rapid speech delivery. Who did he play in this? He
• 33:09
  played himself? But when when did he play himself? Was he in the
• 33:12
  Diversity video or something. I don't think so. Was he confused? I
• 33:17
  knew about Kelsey and I knew about Mario graz Was he the guy at them
• 33:21
  at the car factory? Baby? I don't know anyway, So apologies apologies
• 33:25
  for missing that one. And that one. I saw that in the in
• 33:28
  the credits and I was like, I didn't pick up on that one at
• 33:30
  all. But the chortboard gag is that one's more jazzy. And the catch
• 33:32
  gags the one that guy I mentioned before in his tribute questions where they're all
• 33:36
  a deck of cards. And I did not get the couch gag when I
• 33:39
  was watching this on Disney Plus. He didn't, Okay, I did not,
• 33:45
  But then I looked on our friend Wikipedia, which said, hey,
• 33:46
  this couch gag. There's a blackboard gang. I always watch it on the
• 33:50
  on the DVDs when you and your fancy digital versatiles. I watched it on
• 33:57
  Disney Plus as well, but I was watching the debit at the Audio comentary
• 34:00
  as well. God bless those commentaries seriously got through some tough times. But
• 34:04
  the episode we're still be bringing in the television. That was always an exciting
• 34:07
  time in primary school when the TV gets wheeled in. It's like, yes,
• 34:12
  we've got to sit around and watch shit for two hours. Passive education.
• 34:17
  You knew, you knew when the TAJ had checked out at the end
• 34:20
  of the year, when the TV started getting rolled in. They don't want
• 34:22
  to do any more work. One thing I've noticed is I'm constantly whenever I
• 34:24
  pick up Elliott Now from Kinda, the kids are sitting in front of a
• 34:29
  television watching programs on TV, And I'm like, is this what Kinda is
• 34:32
  now? Just sitting around watching a screen? Yeah? I shouldn't you be
• 34:36
  doing some show and tell ship. Yeah, she's gone time arts and crafts
• 34:39
  and things. It's like other educational am I get that, But you're also
• 34:45
  an educator, so why don't you educating? Yeah? Here's the thing I
• 34:50
  could. I could easily do this education at whom. Yeah? But yeah,
• 34:55
  so it really brings in the PBS presents from the National Film Board of
• 34:59
  um of Canada. Wasn't it Canada? Yeah, swipes it PBS and Canada
• 35:05
  couch. But the PBS gave a Sesame Street and mister Rogers, Yeah,
• 35:08
  PBS is folly good stuff. I still say, mister Rogers. Still mister
• 35:13
  Rogers speech he's done a couple of times, but where he says, you
• 35:15
  know, he says, take a pause and think of someone that you love.
• 35:17
  If you know, that's that speech. Have you've seen it before?
• 35:20
  Oh look, I'm I'm I'm all over Fred Rogers. Yes, like that
• 35:23
  that speech where he's like, yeah, think about someone that you've that you've
• 35:25
  lost, and then he's like, they'll be so proud of you and thankful
• 35:29
  that you thought of them. And I was like, why am I crying?
• 35:30
  Why am I crying? Oh? No, that man is just onions.
• 35:35
  He's human onions. Yeah, but he just makes it crying to be.
• 35:37
  He's just it's like he's just a nice just so nice. And they
• 35:44
  and they portrayed him so weird in the movie. I'm like, this is
• 35:46
  shit. I still haven't seen it. I don't watch I still haven't seen
• 35:50
  Beautiful Day in the Name. But the portray they portrays this weirdo and he's
• 35:53
  just I don't know that because I think, Yeah, I think Hanks is
• 35:57
  good casting for it. Yeah, I mean he he resents yeah. And
• 36:01
  it's also it's it's based on I've definitely said this in the past. It's
• 36:06
  based on one of my no, I'll go all in it's it is my
• 36:10
  favorite piece of profile journalism of all time. Um, this Esquire article about
• 36:17
  mister Rogers called can You Say Hero? And you can look it up online.
• 36:22
  You can find it online. It is a beautifully, beautifully, beautifully
• 36:25
  written and reported piece of work. Really takes him to the life of Fred
• 36:30
  Rogers. But also the journalist wrote it, who I believe is like the
• 36:35
  Matthew Reese character in the in the movie. But I think they miss misrepresented
• 36:40
  him a bit, do they does? Does the article represent mister Rogers as
• 36:45
  quirky and odd and strange and a little quirkier than you might imagine, because
• 36:50
  this was sort of before the reclamation area where everyone everyone was like, I
• 36:54
  mean, everyone loved mister Rogers, but everyone was like, well he's a
• 36:58
  bit square, isn't Here's anyone really that good? And it sort of presented
• 37:02
  a more human picture of him as well. I mean, he was,
• 37:06
  you know, wonderful behind the scenes, but it was also like, this
• 37:08
  guy kind of make marches to the beach of his beat, of his own
• 37:12
  drummer a little bit. If you've got a fucking dope rhythm section, like
• 37:15
  mister Rodgers marched to it. Man, Yeah, you know, what about
• 37:17
  the video where the guy the kid who used to come in his show in
• 37:21
  the wheelchair and he comes out to give him a a water? What about
• 37:22
  the show mister Rodgers just like gets out of his chair just climb up onto
• 37:25
  the stage to give him a big hug. And I'm like, man,
• 37:28
  oh man, what a what? Just It's just like, is he like
• 37:30
  the greatest I'm sorry, is he just the greatest human being of all time?
• 37:35
  Like if we if we were all at mister Rodgers, man, what
• 37:36
  a world this would be? Well, that's true. I mean he's pretty
• 37:39
  good. He's no Brenda Nando's pretty good. Oh no, I've got my
• 37:43
  moments, don't you worry? Yes, diversity details and yes we've already discussed.
• 37:50
  It's like, this feels like a gag you would make now it really
• 37:53
  doesn't. Yeah, you know, pause here to discuss tolerance. I've got
• 37:58
  a big kick out of that. Missus Case suggested that a stare out a
• 38:04
  window instead, Like she's not interested in discussing tolerance either. She's like,
• 38:07
  I'm not doing any of this. Is where they see mister Burns with his
• 38:08
  old car and they all make fun of it, and he says it was
• 38:12
  the first car to outrunner man. One thing. I did take no offense,
• 38:15
  but I was just like, I roll with this moment here. So
• 38:19
  Nelson makes the gag here when mister Burns says it was the first carter Outrunner
• 38:22
  Man. Yeah, cave man. I thought of that because I slipped in
• 38:24
  a cave last night. I was like, there's been no follow up to
• 38:29
  the episode where his dad came back. We don't have never seen his dad
• 38:31
  since. I'm like, that was such a great ending and they've just thrown
• 38:36
  it out the window. I was willing to accept all this shit gags like
• 38:39
  this up to that point as long as we got the good payoff with his
• 38:44
  dad returning. But they've just gone back to them again. I'm like,
• 38:46
  ah, for all, it was good in this episode, and come on,
• 38:51
  mind, there was a lot that I really enjoyed. You also had
• 38:54
  a lazy Nelson gag like that. He had some cletus and I will say,
• 39:00
  I mean cutting to the chaise, come to the end a little bit.
• 39:02
  I will say how little Gino goes a long ways so annoying. It's
• 39:07
  trust mc neil voice, and it's a slight. H Maybe it's just kids.
• 39:12
  I don't know, but it's just he added nothing. He added nothing,
• 39:15
  He had no impact on the story. It was just an annoying kid
• 39:19
  yelling Vendetta over and over again. I was like, oh my god,
• 39:22
  that's yeah too much, Geno. Hey will not be lampooned by school children.
• 39:27
  Kill them, Smithers. You could just buy a new car, sir,
• 39:30
  But it is easier a new car. May I suggest an oldsmobile?
• 39:37
  Mister Burns sucks. They won't forget who mucked me. I'm taking your picture
• 39:44
  now. Who'll perfectly still for seventy eight minutes? This is where we're working,
• 39:54
  Homer. Here is I'm playing pushing the buttons, just like, what
• 39:57
  are these? Is it like a soundboard at the baseball? Dud? Dude,
• 40:01
  Well, I think it used to be an organ. It wasn't an
• 40:05
  organ, yeah, but I think now she's a soundboard. But just there
• 40:07
  wasn't a new episode of The Simpsons where it's like a imagine if we never
• 40:10
  had bart story and Homer's got a job, his dream job, which is
• 40:14
  at the baseball doing all the sounds and stuff. And I watched the episode
• 40:17
  and I was like, this would be a fun job just being the dude
• 40:20
  in charge of the sound effects at the sporting event. How else would that
• 40:22
  be? Listeners, you may like to think that this this show forething and
• 40:25
  discounts put together by dand and I was speaking into tin cans connected by a
• 40:30
  string. Not actually the case. We've both got. Well, I know
• 40:32
  I certainly have here, um, a road class A servo biased preampts effects
• 40:40
  on board. It's a it's a you got a roadcaster. I've got a
• 40:45
  roadcaster. Essentially, I could I could basically record letter B in my study
• 40:47
  yeah um um. And it's got these buttons on it that I haven't even
• 40:52
  touched yet. Yeah, but apparently they're ones that you know would go or
• 40:58
  which I really want. We can install those sound effects into your roadcast,
• 41:01
  so we can do that in future episodes, just a few. It does
• 41:04
  work better when we're both in the same room, because we're both in here
• 41:07
  on the same device. Yeah, I don't think you want to do that.
• 41:09
  I think you're not going to give you the sound effects. The whole
• 41:15
  setup of why they're going to Italy is pretty weak. You can take your
• 41:17
  family, It's like what I like that. Yeah, sometimes a lot can
• 41:22
  be you know, forgiven or explained by just a throwaway line. And what
• 41:28
  do you say something about it'll save me millions in Texas something like that makes
• 41:30
  sense? Yes, but why pick Homer of all people? What would you
• 41:35
  trust this in Besile to go to Italy and get this car for you?
• 41:37
  It doesn't matter that, nothing about that doesn't matter. At least they got
• 41:40
  another good thing was they got into it straight away. There was no big
• 41:44
  first actor set up them going to Italy. It was like they well in
• 41:46
  Italy, within like three minutes they were just they were there. And but
• 41:50
  let me get another homo an unnecessary at Homer moment. Here we goes we'll
• 41:53
  have to hang out with them. Of course that'd be nice. Why do
• 41:58
  we need the joke of home at hating his family. We don't need that
• 42:02
  add anything. It's not funny, it's just wasteful. It's just anyway.
• 42:07
  So we're now on the plane home, and pulls all the cables out of
• 42:08
  the arm rest that he saw in first class. Well he thought the first
• 42:10
  class, because first class there m rest lift up. He doesn't. He
• 42:15
  pulls them the cords out and then we get the propeller the propeller, engine
• 42:20
  engine falling, and then we get the Cleardus in that, and then we
• 42:22
  get there was like, oh here we go an inbred gag, and man,
• 42:27
  we got one. By the way, I feel a little bit better
• 42:29
  now about my ignorance when it comes to cars down those head propeller, although
• 42:35
  it does have a propeller in it. So yes, I've been watching the
• 42:37
  Wiggles today, can do the propeller. All the parents out there, and
• 42:40
  I understand what I'm talking about. So yeah, so we get the We
• 42:44
  get Brandy and saying that clear Us was the best husband and sons she's ever
• 42:46
  had. We're now at the airport and Lisa's branding a Canadian flag on her
• 42:51
  bag because the US government have done a few things in the last five years,
• 42:54
  in particular because hey, George pulls just in case you weren't sure what
• 42:57
  we're reverencing, but that actually did happen. You had a lot of Americans
• 43:01
  actually, yeah, put put the old maple leaf on their backpacks. What's
• 43:06
  with the Canadian flag on your backpack? Well, some people in Europe have
• 43:10
  the impression that America has made some stupid choices in the past. So five
• 43:15
  years so for the next week. I'm from Canada. I think Dad may
• 43:20
  blow your cover flagged mind. Don't mess with Texas. Chuck it all,
• 43:24
  chuck it off. We're out at the car factory on the assembly line.
• 43:30
  Are we at the factory? Yes? And for people who have nothing inside,
• 43:36
  that's what this car is for. And then the cars has come straight
• 43:38
  off the assembly line. They're watching it getting made, and Homer says we're
• 43:42
  gonna take a straight home. But Marge is the one that says, no,
• 43:44
  I why don't we stay in the leave for a little while I live
• 43:46
  a little you know, we'll come over this way. Let's not do that,
• 43:49
  And Homas like, you're telling me to break the lawy be a bit
• 43:51
  naughty. Then we get Barton Homer having an argument and checking with a robot
• 43:54
  and passing yes, we're out. They're now driving the car and this was
• 44:00
  funny. So you see the leaning tower of pizza. I never thought i'd
• 44:02
  have to see. It looks even better in person. I mean Donalds where
• 44:06
  they serve booze. I've never experienced this. That would be pretty cool in
• 44:07
  my opinion, though, nor have I, although I think I'm so used
• 44:10
  to the flavor combination of various McDonald's things. Still haven't eaten it in twenty
• 44:15
  twenty three, by the way, folks hungry Jackson the other hand, k
• 44:20
  C, on the other hand, Oh my god, best me today.
• 44:25
  Yes, that's right, it's time for this episode's mandatory mention of fast food.
• 44:31
  But I got an email from the Colonel Um seeing he would you like
• 44:37
  thirty nugs for ten bucks? Like, first of all, I'm not a
• 44:40
  child, call them nuggets seconds. By the way, ten dollars Australian is
• 44:45
  like six dollars American. You know seven, it's cheap. It's cheap.
• 44:49
  Our currencies garbage. Yeah, I mean that's what like thirty cents a nugget.
• 44:55
  Yeah, it's pretty good. It's pretty good. Good for kf C
• 44:59
  nuggets, which you know, the best chicken nugget. Let's admit it.
• 45:01
  Let's tell you what. Don't tell you what Elliott said the other day on
• 45:05
  the way to daycare. By the way, I was like, Friday,
• 45:07
  Friday night is um this is like a weekered. Friday night is takeaway night
• 45:10
  for Alliot and Holly. They get to pick the takeaway. I'm like,
• 45:14
  what do you want for dinner tonight? And he goes, does somebody say,
• 45:16
  KFC, I don't care? I love it? He said it.
• 45:21
  I'm like, what is happening? He's like that, He's quitey ads.
• 45:24
  Did he actually do the whole I don't care? I love He goes,
• 45:28
  does somebody say KFC, I don't care? I love it? He said
• 45:31
  the whole thing? Well, that their marketing is working, well done?
• 45:38
  The colonel. Yes. But I got that email and I immediately forwarded a
• 45:43
  Danno saying, relevant to your interest. If Nicol wasn't cooking rosotto to night
• 45:47
  by the way Chef's kiss, I would be getting me thirty nugs even though
• 45:52
  a KFC last night after the footy because Geelan pied on the goals yesterday against
• 45:54
  the mighty Hawthorne. We see mighty Hawthorne. They were once mighty, not
• 45:59
  so mighty anymore, but you know what, the part on the goals and
• 46:00
  I was very happy about it, and I celebrated with some nugs as the
• 46:05
  Klonel likes to call them. Anyway, Getting back to the episodes, yees,
• 46:07
  So they're driving around and I believe it was at the cheese moment.
• 46:12
  Is that where we're up to? Well, here's the thing. Time for
• 46:15
  me to get a little pedantic, because they've been in Pisa. They went
• 46:17
  to the McDonald Homer had some wine. It looked like in an a Chianti
• 46:22
  bottle. But then they also go to Pompeii. You know, the famous
• 46:30
  laid waisted by volcano place Pompeii. But they see the sign it's only got
• 46:34
  one eye at the end of Why did they misspell Pompeii. So I did
• 46:37
  a little Googlin and found out that, you know, the city was Pompeii
• 46:42
  with two eyes at the end, but it's in the province of Pompey with
• 46:45
  only one eye at the answer, and the Simpsons is technically correct. So
• 46:49
  I just learned from the episode, mister Davis. It's funny. I've actually
• 46:53
  got something else that I learned. But now you learned something from this episode.
• 47:00
  I should put that in the memory bank for a little bit later in
• 47:00
  the episode. But yes, then they they see the family frozen in ash
• 47:05
  much like the Simpsons, and they call him savages. We've passed upon the
• 47:08
  vecky On bridge three times. I get my lost. Let me check the
• 47:12
  navigation system sirs. Here we should turn the left at a fat chicken A
• 47:15
  two two being fed by a midget. That's a DVD of a Felini movie.
• 47:22
  I get it. The midget represents dwarves. So Felini was he known
• 47:28
  for just being was he sort of like the David Finch Ovidaly, the David
• 47:32
  Lynch of Italy's fin for Lynch. There's David Fincher and there's David Lynch.
• 47:37
  Yeah yeah, yeah, but yeah, No, Felenny was, yeah,
• 47:42
  an interesting cat because you know, he started off making watching Michael neo realist
• 47:46
  dramas, kind of like his life in Italy post World War Two. Yeah,
• 47:50
  and as he got a little more famous and a little more ambitious,
• 47:52
  he started, I don't know, introducing weird surreal elements into his movies and
• 47:58
  essentially, you know, shorthand for Fellini movie was like, got it,
• 48:01
  It's gonna have a fat lady and a dwarf in it. Okay, that
• 48:06
  was just like that. That was that, that was the checklist. God,
• 48:08
  look it was. It's a lazy shorthand, but you know, at
• 48:10
  least I'm sure I feel this movie. He really appreciated a big butt.
• 48:15
  He's up there with Sir Mix a lot. Actually, speaking of sir mix
• 48:17
  a lot. Last week, I came across two young people say, they're
• 48:22
  about twenty two twenty three, and we're at We're having dinner and that song
• 48:27
  a lot of peop butts came on right and these girls we overheard them the
• 48:30
  next they went the next tip. They're like maybe two tapers. I were
• 48:34
  saying, how is this song not canceled already for fat shaming? And I
• 48:37
  was like, it's the opposite of fat shaming. It's not. It's a
• 48:40
  celebration. You're blittering idiots. What the hell. I'm just like, man,
• 48:45
  millennials today, there's going to cancel everything. I'm sorry, but to
• 48:50
  quote the why you come with the King you bears not missed? Yeah,
• 48:53
  come of a mix? How is this song that canceled already? It's just
• 48:55
  totally fat shaming? And I was like, you're an idiots. They're shaming.
• 48:59
  The checks at the start of fat shame and then mistakes into school because
• 49:02
  that's the whole point of the song. Dumb as white checks like, oh
• 49:07
  my god, Becky, look at her button. Then mix just goes I
• 49:09
  like, big button, I cannot lie you. Other brothers can't deny there
• 49:13
  with another girl works in with an anybody wist and a round thing in your
• 49:15
  face to get sprung. I want to pull up tough because he knows that,
• 49:16
  but was stuffed deep of the cheese he's wearing. And I looked at
• 49:20
  the counts upstair and oh baby, I want to get with you and take
• 49:22
  your picture. My hope. I was trying to warm me, but that
• 49:23
  but you got makes me so horny. Man. Anyway, if you want,
• 49:28
  if you if anything worth something up a Patreon for us seeing Guy wrap
• 49:30
  that, I'm gonna put that video on our page because that was amazing.
• 49:35
  It was incredibly weight on the from later in the mixed film clip, You're
• 49:40
  like even white boys got a shout. And I said to Nicola at the
• 49:45
  time, I'm like, if Guy was here, there is no way he
• 49:46
  would not be whenever to stand up and just slap them. Guy would have
• 49:51
  thrown down. He would just want to just wrapped that did them in their
• 49:55
  face? Excuse me? With the white man in your face, you would
• 49:59
  get sprung to pull up tough because you know it's that bubble stuff anyway.
• 50:04
  But yeah, so this is where they get the cheese situation, where the
• 50:07
  cheese flies off the cheese truck and it crashes into all. Mortadella is what
• 50:09
  destroys the truck in the end. And that's why it's not in the cheese
• 50:12
  insurance because it's not eat cheese unless or is it a cheese? Is one
• 50:15
  of those weird things where it's declared a cheese but it's not really a cheese.
• 50:17
  I always thought it looked to me it looked like Devin meat with olives
• 50:21
  put in it. And I want to type the word mortadella, yeah,
• 50:24
  into Google and this wall, do it once and for all. First of
• 50:29
  all, there's a really nice sandwich shop in Torquay called Mortadella, and it
• 50:34
  is really nice. I went there, um and I mean I drove all
• 50:37
  the way to Talk Eat just for a sandwich and it was worth it.
• 50:40
  Mortadella is a large Italian sausage or lunch and meat made of finely hashed or
• 50:47
  ground meat cured pork, which incorporates at least fifteen percent small cubes of pork
• 50:52
  at least fifteen percent meat. Is mortadella. Yeah, it's meat. It's
• 50:55
  a sausage, sausage meat. Yeah, there you go. That's when you
• 50:59
  said, what did you define it as? What kind of meat was it
• 51:01
  sandwich meat? Was it large Italian sausage or luncheon meat? Luncheon meat.
• 51:06
  Luncheon meat is devin, That's what it is. It definitely is devine,
• 51:07
  as we call it here in Austrade. But they get, they get,
• 51:10
  they get out the car, and they pushed the car to the Tuscan village
• 51:13
  who has been destroyed by the mortadella. And there's a joke here, right,
• 51:16
  So the old woman here, she doesn't speak English. She doesn't understand
• 51:19
  home at what he's saying. Right, I met her a carnal and he
• 51:22
  goes on a bit of a tyrode. Then Lisa, she understands when she
• 51:24
  says that the mayor speaks English, and she understands it when she says that
• 51:28
  in Italian. Then Homer gives her a token of his gratitude, which is
• 51:31
  the muggers that Kentucky. And suddenly she says in Italian that means hall.
• 51:36
  And I'm like, so now you can't speak English? English? Yeah,
• 51:38
  I was like two seconds ago. The joke was that this woman couldn't speak
• 51:43
  English, and now she's speaking English, all right, But apparently Kentucky in
• 51:47
  Italian means Hall. I did not look at that up to see whether that
• 51:50
  was true, but I feel like they wouldn't have made that joke of it
• 51:52
  wasn't true. I don't think that's the case. They go to see the
• 51:55
  mayor and it revealed it was. It is revealed to be sideshow Bob,
• 52:00
  and yeah, I liked the story. It made sense in the sense that
• 52:04
  he wanted to get away from Springfield, so he went to Italy. And
• 52:07
  the fact that he had the big giant feet or as they called them,
• 52:09
  humongous tutsis in this episode he's able to use it to um to harvest the
• 52:14
  grapes, and he was able to use that was the what set up the
• 52:17
  initial Bob versus Bart story. There was the fact that they're big giant feet
• 52:22
  and Bart because he frames Crusty. Then Bart notices that Krusty has small feet,
• 52:27
  notices that Bob actually has giant, big shoes to fill with the with
• 52:30
  the big feet. It's like, that's how that's how you it was you
• 52:34
  EU frame Krusty. That's where the hatred started. And then the feet here
• 52:37
  utilized into the story as well, so he's that he ends up becoming the
• 52:39
  mayor of of the of the town. What's that. What's the town called
• 52:43
  solicit or something? Yeah, sal lines apologies, guys, he's made the
• 52:52
  mayor. And he introduces them to Francesca and Gino, and Home says,
• 52:57
  I always thought you were gay, and he said he college. Yeah,
• 53:00
  experimented in college. Nice Kelsey line reading, It's like, what a surprise
• 53:06
  when he was that I didn't go to college. Hello, I Marge,
• 53:09
  this is my husband Home, my daughteresst Lison, Naggie, and my son
• 53:15
  Bart Simpson. Bart Simson, the namer of better Chris when he has the
• 53:20
  beddream by seems by see him so by seems I make you log on my
• 53:24
  babby. Yes, Bart and I used to go fly fishing together. Bye
• 53:35
  bye, bye bye. I feel like the rate gag they can let it
• 53:40
  die now. It was funny, like it was. It worked for that
• 53:43
  episode, but don't make it his trait. It's so it's two on the
• 53:46
  nose. It's like, oh, go away, yeah, give us time
• 53:50
  to miss it. I mean, I'm not a fan of the rate gag,
• 53:52
  as people know, but I didn't mind that they did it once with
• 53:54
  Bob and once with Gino. This time around, it's like Okay, that's
• 53:57
  nice. But every time he returns to Francesco, Francesco Francesco sorry, kept
• 54:06
  saying, says he's not Yes, I can stay for dinner. And she
• 54:09
  said, Bob makes love to me like a mannes's just got out of jail.
• 54:13
  Hey, So, how would you would you define love being made by
• 54:20
  man who's just going to add of jail. Would it be rigorous? Would
• 54:22
  it be intense? Would it be passionate? I like to think it would
• 54:28
  be both passionate and tender, because I imagine that any love making that goes
• 54:31
  on behind bars is none of the above. You get tender eyes behind bars.
• 54:37
  Oh bye bars. But he begs the family, don't please don't tell
• 54:44
  him he don't tell him the truth. I've made a great life for him
• 54:46
  here, and I like the element of it here. I was like,
• 54:49
  you almost are rooting for Bob in this episode in the sense that he's been
• 54:52
  He's been a horrible person in the past, but he's turned his life around
• 54:54
  now. He doesn't want to kill Bart's and Bart's the one that tries to
• 54:58
  tempt He's like, Oh, I don't believe you're never going to go back
• 55:00
  to the way you are and he shows him his ballying and things like that,
• 55:02
  and it's like, no, he started in his life for himself.
• 55:06
  He don't fuck ab up Simpsons. But and Lisa, of all characters is
• 55:08
  the one that does it. And then admittedly by accident, but still by
• 55:12
  the way, I mean, I'm going to indulge in a little casual body
• 55:15
  shaming here because i'm author. But that's a little fatty. Yeah, he's
• 55:17
  always been a little fatty, always picked fund of his little pugginess barely on
• 55:22
  the boy. So as I said, Bart tries to I'm tried to tempt
• 55:23
  him. Then we get our Lisa explained that literally is filled with tales of
• 55:28
  redemption. Remember the two people that she mentions here, damn it Jean Jean
• 55:34
  Valjean through to the voice of buzz Light. Yeah, Tim Allen, I
• 55:43
  can't believe that he actually went to prison for like was it selling drugs or
• 55:45
  drugs smuggling or something. He stayed out of prison well, or he got
• 55:49
  his prison, he got his sentence reduced for he was in prison. Though
• 55:53
  he was in prison, that's true, But he also snitched, did he
• 55:57
  really? Yeah? Wow? I did not know. Oh that wow?
• 56:00
  Okay, But Homer says, if you fix our car, we won't telling
• 56:02
  you so Boba greese. He says, the town is now at their service
• 56:06
  and they'll wait for the balcony, and we get the home of Missolini moment.
• 56:08
  What he thought he was being trump just the visual of the Missolini I
• 56:10
  thought the lip, Oh, that was very funny. We're now in the
• 56:15
  sausage shop where they say they've been killing the same family of Peak for over
• 56:19
  six hundred years and he's haunted by the ghosts of ten thousand pigs. Let
• 56:22
  me get home and eating the raw meat, and like, this joke was
• 56:24
  stupid. Man, he kisses you with that mouth, I love you much.
• 56:30
  It's all this ram Peak meat over his mouth. I was like,
• 56:32
  there's so much in this episode that works. And he's throwing ship like this.
• 56:36
  It's like, I don't know, I don't I don't understand how you
• 56:37
  could ever write this and you think it was funny. I'll get you what
• 56:40
  you're man, Yeah, it's not. I mean, it feels it's filler.
• 56:44
  It's just laziness. Yeah, it's the stuff in the mortadella that's not
• 56:47
  pork. Yeah, but well, olives aren't feel I don't like olives,
• 56:52
  but olives used to be expensive a shit when I used to work in the
• 56:53
  Delhi I love I love good olive, so that now playing soccer and Bob's
• 56:58
  you know, he's just the great man in town, like everyone loves him
• 57:00
  and they all want a piece of him. And then Francesca says, you
• 57:04
  know you must miss him in America. Cut to the CoP's raiding Bob's old
• 57:07
  house and it's actually a birthday party for a kid, and that doesn't go
• 57:10
  well, doesn't go anywhere. Then Bob makes the toast that the car is
• 57:15
  fixed. Your seat over in the corner, that's all fixed and ready to
• 57:17
  go. Bob makes the toast of the family, but March there's no one
• 57:21
  for Lisa, and he says, come on, you know everyone drinks here,
• 57:22
  you know the town drunks. Two years old. I did like when
• 57:25
  he turns men get the diaper drop. I did like a good butt who
• 57:30
  it is just a bit of crack always always adds to them, adds to
• 57:34
  the humor. Then it was a little Barney. Yes, I did like
• 57:37
  the visual of the goat being jealous as well, when Bart was dancing with
• 57:39
  the old lady Goat at the start. Well, they did that initially as
• 57:45
  one when you first see that old lady. Yeah, both her and the
• 57:49
  goat a pretty much the same expression on their face when they're sort of looking
• 57:51
  suspiciously. That's a nice little touch, Bob. So Lisa is now drunk
• 57:55
  and she almost reveals the truth this I didn't buy. So he goes to
• 58:00
  walk her away. The clothes get ripped off and he's still wearing his prison
• 58:02
  outfit. I was like, that's how you got to this. I'm like,
• 58:06
  that's lazy, that's lazy. That's correct. I mean, you're drunken
• 58:09
  children tell the ugliest lies. But I mean I can buy Lisa getting drunk
• 58:15
  up and sort of, you know, riffing on on what Marge is saying
• 58:21
  kind of humorously as well. But yeah, the whole Yeah, the prison
• 58:25
  yarb under the suit. It's like what why, No, don't that's just
• 58:30
  sad. It's almost offensive. As a viewer, it's like, oh man,
• 58:32
  you were like you just think we're idiots, right, you think we'll
• 58:36
  just buy anything. That's just ridiculous. Really, yeah, I mean if
• 58:38
  it had like I'm sorry, I'm trying to recall previous side show, Bob,
• 58:44
  episodes because I know it's a riff on Cape Fear, particularly the episode
• 58:46
  titled Cape Fear this suit nearly every episode. Yeah yeah, but you know,
• 58:52
  Daniro and Cape Fear has got tats all over himself, prison tats.
• 58:55
  I'm wondering if they ever did that would side show Bob as well, and
• 58:58
  they had they don't know he had died in Cape Fear. He's got the
• 59:00
  um it's like the on his knuckles, and he's got a snake and things
• 59:05
  like that. Yeah. Yeah, it'd be nice if he had like actual,
• 59:07
  like his prison number tattooed on his breast or something. But the fact
• 59:12
  that he's just wearing it's like, who, I'll go with some of things.
• 59:15
  But this was just silly. You know, Sach, Bob's meant to
• 59:19
  be this intelligent character. He's gone through all this trouble. So he trying
• 59:22
  to tell me that he puts on that prison suit or he's never taken it
• 59:24
  off. He wasn't wearing it when he went there, so why is he
• 59:27
  wearing it now? Also, you know, how was he making love like
• 59:31
  a man who just got out of prison without you know, Francisco seeing him
• 59:37
  get naked? Yeah, it's just get it. It was just there's other
• 59:42
  ways he could have gone about this, and this was not the way he
• 59:44
  might be in. But that aside, I did like come of being surprised,
• 59:46
  Sacho, Bob. Then they go through the book, which we had
• 59:51
  some pretty funny gags. I'm always up for some family guys and again so
• 59:54
  shake McFarland. Yeah, snake invasion as the order of Takasa uh may quinby
• 1:00:02
  drink a driver and then family guy of who's that Peter Griffin plagiarismo, and
• 1:00:08
  then we get is a stand the dad from American Dad. I'm not sure
• 1:00:13
  who the character the league going American. I think it's stand Yeah. But
• 1:00:15
  the plagire, plagiarismo, the plagiarisms, like that's funny, and Bob and
• 1:00:21
  I like think they just put them in there. They wudn't any even like
• 1:00:22
  Simpson issing was just not These are the characters, Roberto, is this true?
• 1:00:29
  You try to make the murder but Darling the boy drove me to murder
• 1:00:32
  by exonerating a Harlequinn who I framed for robbery at the quickie mart Oh,
• 1:00:37
  it all sounds so stupid. You have brought the shame upon our harm,
• 1:00:44
  but mafia control the village. You are welcome in. Salso no more,
• 1:00:53
  he's getting that standing luck Simpson family. I hear I swear, then that
• 1:01:06
  doesn't mean the d We come back from commercial and they're all talking about how
• 1:01:12
  this time was Lisa that ruined his life, not barked, and she's still
• 1:01:15
  hanging having a hangover. Homer says, they're an unavoidable part of life.
• 1:01:19
  Do you think there's many people out there in Western culture who haven't been drunk
• 1:01:23
  before? Hmm, that's a really good question. I mean, I don't
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  know. Speaking of a generation xt here, I'm assuming that most of my
• 1:01:32
  cohorders, we're woken up on a hangover at least once or twice in their
• 1:01:37
  life. Either they're big drinkers and like a Homo said, it's an unavoidable
• 1:01:42
  part of life, or you know, they've been at a wedding or a
• 1:01:45
  twenty first or whatever and just had you know, one or two too many
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  and wake up going oh my head. Yeah. So, I don't know,
• 1:01:52
  it's weird. I'm reading more and more articles sort of people talking about,
• 1:01:55
  oh I'm gonna I'm stopping drinking in the here you're expecting to read like,
• 1:02:00
  oh wow, I woke up in the ditch or some you know shit
• 1:02:04
  like that. All you know, some real not horror story bes like,
• 1:02:06
  oh man, it was really taking out my life, And it doesn't seem
• 1:02:09
  that way. It just seems like, oh, I woke up with a
• 1:02:13
  sewer head one day and I said, no, drinking is not for me.
• 1:02:15
  And maybe, yeah, maybe that's a legitimate reason, but it just
• 1:02:17
  feels like, well, maybe just don't drink so much, you know,
• 1:02:21
  it's like, oh, I'm gonna quit all or nothing. It's like,
• 1:02:23
  I'm sure one glass of wine. Sometimes some people have no impulse impulse control,
• 1:02:28
  man, some people can't stop. Like it's literally just a brain malfunction.
• 1:02:31
  I guess I thought it's a more way to put it. Some people
• 1:02:35
  just are less able to control their urges and others, I guess so yea
• 1:02:39
  yeah. I mean it's easy for me. I can literally go out and
• 1:02:42
  not drink it still have a good time, and I can go and drink
• 1:02:45
  and so we're having two drinks and that's fine. Some people just I've got
• 1:02:46
  friends who have a drink every night, and I'm just like, whatever,
• 1:02:50
  it works. From you, mate, you know, but just no,
• 1:02:52
  no, no judgment. But I just don that down that. Afternue it's
• 1:02:57
  we're here. It's where Burns cause him up and he's like, where the
• 1:02:59
  hell are you being? You should have been back a month ago. I'm
• 1:03:00
  like, how the fuck? How long have they been in this town?
• 1:03:04
  What's going on here? Just christ and Homer says he's got technical difficulties and
• 1:03:07
  he puts a little um whether they coming back soon or something. Whatever it
• 1:03:10
  is him looking all sexy or whatever, and I thought it was quite funny.
• 1:03:14
  Then they drive over what are a traditional because it's where Bob's chasing after
• 1:03:17
  them. Now discycle the better drive off the edge, lazy romans. And
• 1:03:22
  then what do they land on? They land some landmark, I'm assuming because
• 1:03:27
  it's like, remember where we part. They make a big point of it.
• 1:03:29
  What they land on top of the like a a big statue of some
• 1:03:32
  kind Cole Sam or the fountain. Now it's just like one. It almost
• 1:03:37
  looks like the monument in Washington, just a big thing, oh um,
• 1:03:42
  and not Trevi fat. But it's a column of some kind. And I
• 1:03:45
  can't remember the land for the life of me. You looked at that while
• 1:03:47
  so I'll continue. As you can see, I'm not very good with my
• 1:03:50
  Italian landmarks. But Francesca then approaches Bob and she says, you know,
• 1:03:53
  the dishonored you, the dishonored your family. We're all in, We're all
• 1:03:57
  going to get them together. And Gino is laughing really in real evil manner,
• 1:04:01
  and he falls and cries. A little baby picks him up and starts
• 1:04:03
  laughing evil again. The family are now stranded. They've got no car.
• 1:04:06
  I'm assuming they've got no stuff anywhere either. That's walking by themselves. But
• 1:04:11
  they see the ad for Crusty. He's gonna be doing the opera that night.
• 1:04:14
  I believe the opera they have that here too, Crusty go. He's
• 1:04:18
  going through the script. Let's see I ain't doing that. That's not funny.
• 1:04:27
  He will change wealthy merchant to nudice with big rack. This needs punching
• 1:04:31
  up. That's coming out two acts. I just gotta be kicked out of
• 1:04:35
  that, just two acts. Danna. We must take a break for a
• 1:04:40
  moment, because I've found out that there are many famous columns in Rome,
• 1:04:43
  including the one that comes at first on Google is tra Jams or tree Jams.
• 1:04:48
  It is a triumphal column in Rome. It's not the only triumphle columnf
• 1:04:53
  you know what I'm talking about. What does it look like? Describe it
• 1:04:55
  to because I'll tell you what this one looks like. Is it a big
• 1:04:58
  fallic looking thing with a dude on top? With a dude on top?
• 1:05:01
  Is that a dude? Well, it's something on top, Yeah, that'd
• 1:05:05
  be the one. Then well they landed on top of that. It looks
• 1:05:08
  like a big ass chess piece. It does. Indeed, that's exactly what
• 1:05:11
  it looks like. It looks like a lighthouse. Yeah, yeah, there
• 1:05:13
  you go. That's it. But that was that's very cultured here at four
• 1:05:16
  figure discount. That's your history lesson with Guy and Dando. This is you
• 1:05:20
  know, iconic monument from that's thousands on thousands of years old. It looks
• 1:05:24
  like a lighthouse, looks like a chess piece, looks like a big dick
• 1:05:27
  chess piece. Yes, but um but yeah, so this is what they're
• 1:05:30
  stranger. They said, the krust. He's going through the script bla blah
• 1:05:31
  blah. The Simpsons family will walk in beg frees help. And I don't
• 1:05:34
  want to be the first I believe that Catholics killed at the colors sums albody
• 1:05:38
  says all Christians. Whatever was Christians? Christians the Colosseum. Hope then says
• 1:05:42
  he wants to be the phantom of the operation and that's who he's going to
• 1:05:45
  play. And then we get a really unnecessary gay joke on the gayest pervillain
• 1:05:49
  ever. Was like, oh no, this one maybe dand is something in
• 1:05:56
  the in the writer's room one day or whatever, and that was like,
• 1:05:58
  hey, let's work this into a script. I'm like, but Bob's then
• 1:06:01
  um Bobs then watching the show as they're performing and Christ's doing a terrible job.
• 1:06:06
  They call me a murderer. And then Gino he's looking through the bleculars
• 1:06:11
  and he sees the family but shocked and Homo waves to him, which I
• 1:06:14
  thought was quite good, and he runs off to get them, and Bob
• 1:06:17
  says, you know, he's evil at an eighth grade level. Let's see
• 1:06:20
  what else we got here. So I had this beautiful tour guide, right
• 1:06:26
  and I tell her I want to see your naples. She slapped me.
• 1:06:30
  Ha ha ha. We call it napoli. Yeah, well it sounds like
• 1:06:34
  you're all taking a napoli. I know, you're out there. I can
• 1:06:38
  hear you being greasy. But then he gets sent down a trapdoor and bobbed
• 1:06:42
  and replaces him, and everyone now thinks that he's part of the show,
• 1:06:45
  and he's actually, they're not going to be killing the family. I think
• 1:06:47
  it's all happening for the show. But the family's like, no, they're
• 1:06:49
  gonna kill us. They're really going to kill us. Then somehow Krussy just
• 1:06:53
  rocks up on stage with his limo and takes them away. Look, he
• 1:06:57
  just fell down a trapdoor. How's his limo on stage? How's this all
• 1:07:00
  happen? How'd that happen? Yeah? I don't know. But he says
• 1:07:03
  he needs them. What does he need them for? What are they going
• 1:07:05
  to help him do? Smuggle? What? Smuggling antiquities back to the US?
• 1:07:09
  So he's I think he's devaluing the ancient antique by breaking into various pieces.
• 1:07:15
  Logic has not been our friend this episode. But that's how you pretty
• 1:07:19
  much wrap it up, although it does have a happy ish ending because the
• 1:07:24
  Twilger family that sort of walks off into the sunset with the evil gene such
• 1:07:31
  as it is clearly being passed onto little Gino because he wants vendetta, vendetta.
• 1:07:35
  He's almost swayed by a farfella, but no, the butterfly is also
• 1:07:41
  the subject of a vendetta fella vendetta. And as I said that, my
• 1:07:45
  last note on this episode, boy little Geno goes a long, long way.
• 1:07:49
  Yes, they walk off to plot their revenge on the Simpsons family,
• 1:07:53
  but do you get some jokes here? Over the credits they have a gondola
• 1:07:56
  ride and I liked this through the stereo. But yeah, poking fun at,
• 1:08:02
  poking fun at Homer, poking fun at just the classic American family in
• 1:08:08
  comedy. Fat man with hot wife, Well, that's true, the whole
• 1:08:13
  useless or fat man with a wife like the husband is always batting above his
• 1:08:17
  average. New classic sitcoms, what's the one that we sort of really tend
• 1:08:21
  to think of in that way, because I mean, I think, for
• 1:08:24
  a while, according to Jim fat or just punching above his weight, punch
• 1:08:30
  his weight, punching above his weight? According to was it for a while?
• 1:08:34
  John John Riddo, I mean he's great, dude's a handsome dude though
• 1:08:39
  it was pretty handsome. Yeah, yeah, Katie seagell Um, I mean
• 1:08:41
  al Bundy, I mean Al Bundy was like the character was horrific, but
• 1:08:45
  like the dude's good looking dude really well yeah, I mean he was a
• 1:08:48
  football star at high school, which has peaked in high school. Yeah yeah,
• 1:08:53
  And it wasn't like it didn't even even feel like he was sort of
• 1:08:57
  punching above his weight. It was like she wanted out all the time.
• 1:09:00
  Apparently he was like a new pig. All right, So overall, though,
• 1:09:06
  what do you think of the episode? Like I said, pretty I
• 1:09:09
  mean, actually this was an interesting reversal on the way that we normally do
• 1:09:12
  things on Forefinger this game, because you know, there'll be times and I'll
• 1:09:15
  start and it was like I don't think much of this one, and then
• 1:09:17
  we'll talk about it. I'd be like, hey, there was actually some
• 1:09:19
  good stuff in this episode. Not that bad after all. With this one,
• 1:09:23
  I recall an hour or so coming there, coming in and say,
• 1:09:27
  hey, I like this episode a lot, and then we've sort of picked
• 1:09:30
  a few nits here and there, it's like, oh, yeah, that
• 1:09:31
  part wasn't there. Great, every episode is going to happen overall. Yeah,
• 1:09:34
  overall though, I was pretty happy with the Italian Bomb. I thought
• 1:09:38
  this was Yeah, just a nice, light, breezy, fun episode.
• 1:09:42
  Not one that's going to stick in the memory, one that's going to linger
• 1:09:44
  in the heart eternally, but a nice way to spend a good twenty five
• 1:09:48
  minutes or so what do we learn? Bomber? So what do you learn
• 1:09:51
  from the episode, mister Davis? Because I learned how time like that Pompey.
• 1:09:56
  Yeah, there's Pompey and there's Pompey. Yes, exactly what did you
• 1:10:00
  learn? I learned that opera in Italy as well, which is un fascinating.
• 1:10:02
  I was astonished. I didn't I couldn't believe it when I was that
• 1:10:04
  cross the others are you're kidding me? What from forward? Your name?
• 1:10:10
  Trobby? All right? Time for the Guy Davis New Name Championship. The
• 1:10:14
  current leaderboard stands at this In first position, we have Luke McKay on nine
• 1:10:17
  points, In the second position we have Nora Coca on five points, and
• 1:10:21
  in third position we have Heath Appleby and David Mott. David I missed the
• 1:10:26
  point from a couple of weeks ago, so he's also on the four points
• 1:10:28
  in third position. Take it away, miss Davis. What do we have
• 1:10:30
  this week? Oh, no point though, um that's one point. One
• 1:10:34
  point goes to Mambo Bartaliano. O. I like that one. That's all
• 1:10:39
  a newbie to the Guy Davis leaderboards. Marinko Stolovich one point, Marinko,
• 1:10:45
  great name, two points four the Bob Father, the Bob Father. Oh
• 1:10:51
  that appears twice actually with the points as a person did it first, and
• 1:10:56
  that is Fergus Jeffs. Fergus Jeffs did it first, but our man ready
• 1:11:00
  I Mic did it as well. Just kind of a little bit too late.
• 1:11:01
  Ready a Mike. But you know what, we'll chuck you in the
• 1:11:03
  leader board as well with a with a one point you can just you can
• 1:11:06
  sort of linger in there. You've made the leaderboard as well, where there
• 1:11:09
  might you contribute enough by being a patron and all the support you've given us
• 1:11:12
  over the years. So Fergus Jeffs will one with the two points that puts
• 1:11:15
  you. Oh, you're now in, You're now five points. Well done,
• 1:11:18
  Fergus, and nice work getting the Wildcard podcast slash Radio Mic. But
• 1:11:25
  three points go to the four then do you always love the doze ones?
• 1:11:31
  Don't? Yeah? Ah do indeed? And this folded it in nicely but
• 1:11:34
  the whole then dead a thing. You know, it's a word. We
• 1:11:35
  heard a lot in this episode that is. Oh he's climbing. It's Heath
• 1:11:40
  Appleby with the three points once again. So now that bumps him up to
• 1:11:43
  second position. Wow, all right, so first now they're like them apples.
• 1:11:46
  Yes, first position is now Luke McCay still on nine. Second is
• 1:11:49
  now Heath Appleby on seven points. And third we have a tie between Fergus
• 1:11:55
  Jeffs and Nora Coca, both on five points. There we go, so
• 1:11:59
  Heath will be with a bullet. This is shaping up as an Italian grownd
• 1:12:05
  Prix of new name challenges. Okay, mister Davis's time for a few male
• 1:12:15
  bad questions here for the Italian bog. The first question we have here comes
• 1:12:18
  from Rachel McLean. Rachel says, have you ever driven an expensive car like
• 1:12:23
  a Ferrari? I never have, and I've never even been a passenger in
• 1:12:28
  one. We actually bought because Nicholas's dad, stepdad Ray, he's right into
• 1:12:32
  fast cards and things like that, so we got him like a Lamborghini joy
• 1:12:36
  Ride for his birthday a couple of years ago. Love that, but I've
• 1:12:40
  never been We used to have. Our old neighbors were like, so the
• 1:12:43
  guy owned like a real estate agency which is very well known around the country
• 1:12:47
  and the wife cards take an you know who it is. Basically there are
• 1:12:53
  millionaires had a lot of money right which like it's like it's from Lisa s
• 1:12:59
  none as two of yours. Al Simpson had a lot of money and he
• 1:13:02
  had a ferrari in He used to have a ferrari in his garage. I
• 1:13:05
  never went for a ride for whatever he'son, never asked for it. Us
• 1:13:08
  have a fry in his garage just next door here in North Geelong. I
• 1:13:11
  remember one day it was Yeah, he was out the front talking to me
• 1:13:13
  and his kid from like we have riff raffle fromand here somewhere and you come
• 1:13:15
  around the corner. He was like, you're the guy with a Ferrari in
• 1:13:18
  garage and he was like, I need to move this car as now I
• 1:13:28
  need to resend my original answer. Yeah, my my good friend JP M.
• 1:13:35
  His family was in the cars, not these very flashy, you know,
• 1:13:40
  Italian ones, although he did have a very nice feet convertible for a
• 1:13:43
  while. But one car that they did have was like a classic Aston Martin
• 1:13:49
  like a full on Sean Connery, James bond Aston Martin. Yeah, and
• 1:13:56
  JP had his um. It was about we were out eighteen or nineteen or
• 1:14:00
  so. So JP had his license when when this car was in the in
• 1:14:02
  the JP household, took it out for a spin one day and we went
• 1:14:05
  to the Botanical gardens in East Geelong and we got bogged. Oh wow.
• 1:14:12
  And it was really wet, muddied bogged by the way. Mean, it's
• 1:14:15
  just like your car's caught in the mud. You can't get out, correct
• 1:14:20
  it was it was a manual. I can't drive manual. JP was actually
• 1:14:24
  in the car trying to get it and I'm at the back pushing, pushing,
• 1:14:28
  pushing and getting his muddle over itself. But it's like, if I
• 1:14:31
  am going to be splattered with mud, I'm happy that it is double O
• 1:14:35
  seven's ride of choice. Then it's doing it to me. So yeah,
• 1:14:39
  but no, I've never been behind the wheel or even in the passenger.
• 1:14:42
  See there's something like a Ferrari or a Lamborghini or something like that. I
• 1:14:45
  don't know how I feel about cars like that in all honesty. I mean,
• 1:14:49
  there's a noted local identity in geelonga who owns a Ferrari and you'll see
• 1:14:55
  it driving around the town. You mentioned, it's like, well it bothers
• 1:14:58
  you, doesn't it. It doesn't feel right? Yeah. I mean it's
• 1:15:02
  not the person who lived next to to me either, but it's just like
• 1:15:04
  you're in Gelong? What are you doing? Mate? It just I could
• 1:15:09
  not relax, you know. I couldn't go down to know. I couldn't
• 1:15:14
  part go to Sam's camp. No, I couldn't go to Sam's cafe and
• 1:15:16
  get myself a shwarma. You know. I'm just I'm just no one is
• 1:15:20
  going to let you have a nice thing because they don't have it either.
• 1:15:25
  No. I think you could probably top out at a Porsche in in Geelong.
• 1:15:29
  Yeah, I don't. I think anything more, anything more flashy than
• 1:15:31
  that. It also depends what color it is. If if it's got a
• 1:15:34
  loud color, then you're in trouble. That's true. I think you're geting
• 1:15:38
  away with a nice gun metal gray Ferrari perhaps, But no, I think
• 1:15:42
  Porsche Mercedes as bad as high And is he going to get maybe a Maserati
• 1:15:45
  because they're they're more low key. Heath Appleby asked what car do you think
• 1:15:49
  of when you snuggle with your significant other, but they're the truck from Jewel
• 1:15:56
  the truck from Jewel, or it's going to be what's another movie with the
• 1:15:59
  car? And what's that that truck from the cheapest creepers movies? I think
• 1:16:04
  I think of the Mystery Machine. What about you? Um? I think
• 1:16:11
  I mentioned wacky Races on the Patrons thing, Nila, Yeah, no,
• 1:16:15
  I'm thinking more repeat a perfect car which is essentially dick yea, it really
• 1:16:19
  is. Yes, you look at it now. I was like, oh,
• 1:16:23
  and then you look at Penelope pitstops car which has got the really big
• 1:16:27
  lips on the front, which are lips but also lips. And that were
• 1:16:32
  having some fun on the Wacky he Races Writer's Room. That's had to Barbara,
• 1:16:36
  right, I believe so, yeah, because it's an execute universe,
• 1:16:40
  of course. Yeah, but this this is the thing right. On our
• 1:16:43
  latest episode of the one about Friends, they mentioned a Judy jetson I believe
• 1:16:47
  Lunchbox or something of Firmus or whatever. On the episode, Nicola did not
• 1:16:53
  know who the Jetsons were. Can you believe that? Like Legit did not
• 1:16:56
  know who the Jessins were. She's like Yeah, it's a band, isn't
• 1:16:59
  it. I was like, no, no, not join the Jetsons the
• 1:17:01
  cartoon so I've never heard of them before. I'm like, what is happening?
• 1:17:04
  I was flabberg acid. I could not believe it. Well, that's
• 1:17:09
  the thing I think you'd have to, you know, if you meant there
• 1:17:12
  are things that you'd mentioned to Nicola meant Nicola would say something like, no,
• 1:17:15
  I grew up watching Blue Peter or Rabbit, Yeah, or there are
• 1:17:19
  certain English shows that are like for kids, and you know, anyone outside
• 1:17:24
  of England will be like, I've got no idea what you're talking about.
• 1:17:26
  You're just making words. I'm like, it's it's the Flintstones in space.
• 1:17:29
  She's like, you know, help me. I don't know what you're talking
• 1:17:30
  about really, because I've made it as simple as I can. The next
• 1:17:38
  question here is Andrew JP. What's your top three side show Bob episodes.
• 1:17:43
  Me, I'm going to go everyone always goes Cape Fear and I guess if
• 1:17:47
  you're going, what are the best? I think you're gonna have to go.
• 1:17:49
  Kpe Fear is number one. It's not my favorite. That My favorite
• 1:17:53
  as always Brother from another series which has David Hyde Piers Piers. Yeah,
• 1:17:57
  yeah, that's always my favorite so Showbob episode, but that would be number
• 1:18:01
  two when you think of the best of all time. I think it was
• 1:18:03
  a great way really to wrap up the Sideshow Bob character. He's set to
• 1:18:08
  prison forever with his brother. He didn't need to return after that, really,
• 1:18:11
  and I think it's going to be a type of three for either the
• 1:18:15
  first one of Krusty gets busted, or it's going to be the one Black
• 1:18:19
  Widower where he tries to kill Selma, which I thought was a very good
• 1:18:24
  one as well, or from the classic era obviously, but there was not
• 1:18:26
  There's another one side show Bob's Last Gleaming where he steals the right brother's plane
• 1:18:30
  and because he's losing his mind because as one end episode. I appreciate it
• 1:18:33
  more as I was older, because he gets he hates television, wants to
• 1:18:36
  get rid of television. I like that episode now didn't appreciate it more when
• 1:18:40
  on SKI. But I think top three going for actual best Cape fear Brother
• 1:18:44
  from another series, and probably Black Widower. And I had to sound like
• 1:18:46
  I'm just echoing down, but yeah, that's that's that's a pretty solid lineup
• 1:18:49
  and probably one that I go with. I'm I would probably even though I
• 1:18:55
  don't like them the rate gag. I like pretty much everything else that's in
• 1:18:58
  kpear, But I'm going to put that second. I think I'm going to
• 1:19:00
  put brother from was a brother from another mother, Brother from another series,
• 1:19:02
  because it's brother from another series, my pot cheese because yeah, look I'm
• 1:19:09
  a big fan of David Happiers as well, so yeah, happy to have
• 1:19:13
  those, and but yeah, I think they're the ones that I like as
• 1:19:15
  well. Harrison McClure. He says, I have a rich tradition of always
• 1:19:18
  trying macas in any new country I go to, and then rating and comparing.
• 1:19:24
  Have either of you guys ever had macers overseas, and if so,
• 1:19:26
  what was the best and worst places in your experience. I remember having it
• 1:19:30
  in Paris when I was about nine or ten years old, but I don't
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  recall anything that different about it. I don't recall I had it in Hawaii
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  when we took Elliott Or we went for a wedding. At was ten weeks
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  old, so that was twenty eighteen, and I don't I just it just
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  it was just mec Donneld's. There wasn't anything really different about it. I
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  think that's part of the appeal though. I mean, if you're overseason,
• 1:19:49
  you may be feeling, oh Macas and it's like, oh, I'm back
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  in I'm back in Shannon Avenue. Is that your macas go to the Shannon
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  Avenue? Yes, it's always hard to get in and out, so much
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  traffic around that spot. Paying the ass. Every car park in that area
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  is bad. Yeah, I mean the Cold Supermarket is just the worst car
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  park, not only in Geelong, but maybe Australia and possibly the world.
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  I remember one thing about England is KFCs shpouts. They don't have. I
• 1:20:20
  know you don't like chicken salt, but everyone likes KFC chips because of the
• 1:20:25
  salt. Like it's the salt that Mexican chips so good. They just give
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  you standard salt like that. I ain't haven't it. I ain't having it.
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  We'll go one more question. There was a couple here. We'll go
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  a couple so, Mark Boston Burgess. Have you ever been to the opera
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  before? I? Never? So? What's your favorite performance? Never been
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  to the opera ever in my life? What about you? I feel like
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  you would have been at these ones at least once. Yeah. I mean
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  I've talked in the past about how my family spend a year abroad back when
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  I was about nine ten years old. Ye, that's when I had my
• 1:20:53
  Russian McDonald's experience. But one thing we did was a bit of a tour
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  throughout Europe, and part of it was like, hey, we'll show you
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  some culture and we went to the opera one night. You know, I
• 1:21:03
  imagine that went really went down really well with a ten year old. He
• 1:21:08
  was like, are there any lightsabers in this? So? Yeah, I
• 1:21:13
  had been to the opera. I cannot, for the life of me recall
• 1:21:15
  which opera it was. I mean it was it was. It was in
• 1:21:18
  a beautiful opera house, a very you know, I've been to the Sydney
• 1:21:21
  Opera House and I saw Pixies play live there. Well that's knows. That
• 1:21:26
  was very pretty cool. Yeah, but the actual operative, I do not
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  recall. Reese Roberts, what role be musical, opera or pop culture role?
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  Would you love Bob to Oliga or Kelsey Grammer to perform? He would
• 1:21:38
  love him as Sweeney Tired as a title role or in Star Trek or a
• 1:21:42
  Star Trek captain. Calcia would actually be a good Star Trek captain. How
• 1:21:45
  that you say that? I think he would. Yeah, I'm seeing I'm
• 1:21:50
  the minute he says the minute reset Star Trek. I'm thinking about what about
• 1:21:55
  Star Wars. And no, I don't think he would fit in Star Wars,
• 1:21:57
  but he would fit in Star Trek. The delivery that's more proper,
• 1:22:01
  too proper for Star Wars. I think he's a bit Yeah, yeah,
• 1:22:04
  I mean he would be because he actually it might be a good villain in
• 1:22:08
  Star Wars though. And it's weird because you know, I think Star Trek
• 1:22:13
  used to have this reputation being a little sort of I don't know, Star
• 1:22:17
  Wars seems to will become stuffy though, yeahs Now definitely and and and I
• 1:22:23
  don't think and there's too much there's too much law to Star Wars now there
• 1:22:27
  is now unfortunately. I mean, I've I've stopped watching The Mandalorian sorry to
• 1:22:32
  say I've missed the last couple of episodes because I don't know if this looks
• 1:22:36
  that interesting. And there are all clips that I've got, like I think
• 1:22:40
  it was Jack Black, Christopher Lloyd and Lizzo in the most recent episode,
• 1:22:45
  and everyone was dunky on it saying, oh, this looks like a commercial
• 1:22:48
  for insurance or something, and I was like, I'll give a shot,
• 1:22:53
  and then I was looking at it. No, this looks terrible, this
• 1:22:55
  looks bad. The acting is terrible. I mean, Lozo is a fine
• 1:22:59
  musician, a good entainer, but can't act for a fucking lick um.
• 1:23:02
  So yeah, bad news, not what you want. On that note,
• 1:23:08
  let's write this up. One more question before we go, David, who
• 1:23:13
  would you who would win in a Battle of wits side show Bob or mister
• 1:23:16
  Burns side show. Bob would win, of course, mister Burns would just
• 1:23:19
  try and use his money and power to win the battle. That is correct.
• 1:23:25
  I am well behind Dando on this answer. Yes. All right,
• 1:23:29
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