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Funeral For A Fiend (S19E08) · Four Finger Discount (Simpsons Podcast)

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  Macbeth at one scene seven. Look it up. I shall come on Wikipedia,
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  load you unwieldy behemoth. Oh dear, sorry, Joe Bob Hoist on
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  his own bitid it hoist with his own retid Oh get a life. Four
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  finger discount, dude, welcome to fourthing a discount? Where this we hit
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  the review episode eight of season nineteen. It is a Fraser reunion, which
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  is actually pretty cool union because it was the first reunion post the shows finale.
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  It is funeral for a fiend. I am Dando and I am gud
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  now viewers of the viewers, listeners. Yeah, well, we've got this
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  on video as well. You may see us rubbing our hands together. Now,
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  often this is indication of glee. We're in it for something great,
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  or is it that it's really cold? We got to keep one another.
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  I'm in a T shirt, guys in a jumper. Private media. That's
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  who you work for, right, That is one of my many employ are
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  getting sponsored money on the side. Oh, we're not doing video content.
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  I'll wear private media. Pe RaSE, please, I am not that business
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  savvy. I am He's really not. He's actually not. I am curse
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  you magic beans. That's what I'm getting paid for by from Dando and corporate.
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  No, this happens to be the warmest hoodie that I own, and
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  it's the most comfortable. We all have that one comfortable hoodie that even when
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  it's dirty, you'll still put it on, as opposed to ones that are
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  clean and fresh. It might be. Yeah, I mean, I've got
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  other hoodies that are a little more stylish. Yeah, one might say a
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  little more or less bland. I mean, I'm a big fan. Just
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  the gray hoodie looks very nice, I think, but I'm very disappointed that
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  it's not Country Road. I'm not gonna lie. I know, well,
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  I do have other items that I took a possession of the shirt. Isn't
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  they country? Right? I know? We gotta keep myself looking flat?
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  How is that not their theme? I imagine they've tried, Sure have to
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  have tried. And the estate of the late great John Denver just said,
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  what money please? Will they use it at the AFL games for the Brisbane
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  Lines. So the Brisbane Lines every time they kick a goal, the player
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  they select a song for the season that plays over the speakers every time they
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  kick a goal. And Charlie Cameron for the Brisbane Lines has chosen Country Roads.
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  Whenever he kicks a goal here the whole crowd breaks out in the song.
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  I think that Country Road, the clothing label has a high opinion of
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  itself as like, no, no, we want to be known for ourselves.
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  We don't want to associate ourselves with and we don't want to be associated
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  with any song or anything like that. When you think of Country Road,
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  you've been thinking us. You don't be thinking of the song. You don't
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  be thinking of anything else. You think of us, and you stopped for
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  the you stole the name of my song. I'm sure there is more than
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  one meaning of the term country road. Is there? Give me two,
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  the song and the clothing. That's sort of meaning their brand anyway, it
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  doesn't matter. Funeral for offend while we wip your heads together because you enjoyed
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  this episode or night partly but partly because I'm trying to keep warm, although
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  it is very nice here in the studio. Yeah, I try to keep
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  it warm here. Not too warm though, because then you sweating like a
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  peak. Well, yeah, we can't have that. We can't have that.
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  I do know what we can have. I've got a story before we
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  get into today. So took the kids to Adventure Park here in Geelong on
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  the weekend they had their annual winter festival as long as one big adventure park.
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  Yeah it is, yes, depending on where you go. And we
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  went there. So it was a grand opening night of their winter festival.
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  They have it over winter obviously, and it's just Christmas lights basically threat the
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  place and there's fake snow and toasting marshmallows, winter things. Christmas in June
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  July. They basically about three years ago they went, we're only making money
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  every summer. How can we make money the rest of the year. Yes,
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  if you don't get a white Christmas in Australia, unless, of course
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  you know no, no, I won't talk about looking at that road,
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  this could go something like that country right, well play, So I took
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  the kids to adventure Land to celebrate Christmas park. What did I say,
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  adventure Park cartman Land? Yes, anyway, So Nikola wanted strawberries covered in
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  chocolate, and they had lint chocolate. They're covering the strawberries and she's like
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  lint, yes please. So as opposed to things you normally get Intelong,
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  which is the strawberries covered in lint. Yes, So she sends me to
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  go get the strawberries. Actually no, I just decided to get them for
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  as a surprise while she was watching the kids get their face painted. And
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  I'm in line and this is woman next to me, and she'd be about
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  a foot away from me at first, and she's sort of talking to herself
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  about the menu order going to get. I think she's talking to herself.
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  She's like, I do you want this? Do we want that? And
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  she's talking and then she's got gets a bit closer, and I'm thinking,
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  okay, sure, maybe you're just trying to read something. And she sort
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  of leans in a little bit, sort of not rests ahead on my shoulder,
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  kind of like leans into sort of like whisper, and she says to
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  me, I Am not kidding. She goes, so I eat these and
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  you eat me later, right, I don't know, And she looked,
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  she's squealed. She thought I was her husband. Her husband taking three steps
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  back. Oh my god. She goes, you paid for it. She
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  ran off, and her husband goes, what she said to you, and
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  I went, you asked. I'm not repeating it, but yeah, phrase
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  yourself for a fun evening. Yeah, Oh my goodness, it was just
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  that Okay, she's getting closer, Okay, she's she's leaning in what she's
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  doing it and then she just whispers that in my ear, I am very
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  happy that there's a couple out there keeping the spark alive. Yeah, that's
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  great. I think her families sons like I do know. Maybe twelve thirteen
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  is about three steps. He's worrying a home or go through the hedge,
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  hooodie of all things. I look at that. But she's like, yeah,
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  so I eat these and you eat me right now? What this reminds
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  me of a great headline in the satirical newspaper at The Onion, Yeah,
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  where they had a mother's yeah oh yeah, the only verse of Thetuto that's
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  the Australian version there. Yeah. Yeah, there's a lot of satirical newspapers
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  out there, but the Onion is the original and best. And they had
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  a mother's Day story in which the headline was breakfast in birdserved a mom who
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  just got eaten out. That's what that reminded me of. The picture is
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  mum looking very happy, but like Adam, we saw her later on.
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  So we're doing like the tour of Walker in the lights, like a little
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  strip. We're just walking on lights either side, blah blah blah, and
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  what would you know, the one couple out of there is this cheek and
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  she looks at me and she just sort of like laught at stuff, and
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  the sort of walks off, and I said to the neck, like that's
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  her. She was like, do we walk with them? I'm like,
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  I don't know, don't. We waited about a minute, let him get
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  ahead, and then we just sort of kept that distance because it's just awkward,
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  right, And then later she got a head shit did indeed? So
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  that's a great story. We don't need to talk about Funeral for a Fiend,
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  No thanks, coming back next week, But Funeral for a Fiend,
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  I've got a couple of knits to pick with. It hit me. I
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  just thought we've had some wacky Bob scenarios plots in the past, right Sidcho
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  Bob plots. This one feels very convoluted and far fetched, to the point
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  where I went, what was the whole point of the first bit at all?
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  Besides the fact that they had to link the TV story to the Bob
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  story because Bob deliberately foiled his own plan at the start just so he could
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  be arrested. Couldn't you have not just gone to Simpons house with a knife
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  and got arrested. Why did you have to make an ad buy a venue
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  create this adre under thensumption that the Simpsons will be watching the TV at that
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  point in time. If the whole plan at the start was to be foiled,
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  what was the point of a biger elaborate scheme to get the Simpsons there?
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  As someone has come up with my fair share of diabolical plans during my
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  life, I will say that the reason for this is to for twenty few
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  minutes of running time, and it was purely to connect TVO to Bob.
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  That's the only reason. Indeed, the first quarter of this episode, well
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  up to the inciting incident, shall we say, first five or six minutes
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  here, Yeah, I felt very much just like a very two thousand and
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  seven and add for TVO. Yeah, And I was like, what was
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  TiVo again? I mean we never had TIVA, but we didn't have it
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  in Australia, but we had equivalent of something V. Yeah, it's a
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  DVR, but it's into a digital video recorder. Is that right? No?
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  So basically they it's like having it. Yeah, you hear foxtail box
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  and you can connect the ads. Yes, well, you can fast forward
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  the ads. I'm pretty sure TVO would. Basically, you could just eliminate
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  the ad. So, I don't know. We never really had TVO here,
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  but I'm pretty sure you say cut out ads, and it would just
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  cut them out for you. But they were fast forwarding, at least they
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  were. Yeah, so I'm thinking it's just like a digital video recorder and
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  like, hey, yeah, you can skip the ads. Basically, it's
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  just a case of yeah, a hard dish drive, like the hardest recorder.
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  We still yeah, yeah, so you would record them and then watch
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  them later on. Yeah. So at the time it was groundbreaking because you
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  don't have to watch ads. Not having to watch ads was a big deal.
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  In two thousand and seven, it turns out we need them. We
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  do need them, yes, right there, and we're bad. I only
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  put one. I only put one out there, not the usual just a
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  fuck with you, Oh my goodness. Well that's why you're tuned into the
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  full finger, doesn't it network to get fucked with him? Yes, But
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  the plot was just very convoluted, and I thought there was no point to
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  us, I was really not tuning into this episode for the plot, and
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  if you were, well, more fool you. I mean, look,
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  it's fine, it's I mean, it's it's convoluted. You're right, But
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  I get the feeling that the point of a Sideshow Bob episode or anything that
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  involves the side Show Bob universe is invariably going to be overly complicated because he
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  prides himself on, I don't know, being the smartest clan in the room
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  and come out with plans so intricate and you know, so devious that he's
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  playing five D chess. No one is on his level except everyone's on his
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  level because he not as smart as he thinks he is. I was kind
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  of disappointed, as I was touching on earlier. It was the first time
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  the Fraser cast had reunited since the show had finished. When Cecil first appeared
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  on The Simpsons, and they played up the Fraser aspect. They even had
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  the Fraser little little chapter chapter headings, and they had the intro and things
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  like the music and whatnot, and their banter was very Fraser esque. Right,
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  So you had John Mahoney, John Mahoney as his dad, but he
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  wasn't playing the Martin sort of aspect. He was the It's almost like an
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  older version of Side Show Bob. And I was disappointed by that because David
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  Hypiers played Cecil, but he played himself as I feel I should have done
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  the same. I see where you're coming from. I don't care. I
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  know the people will say, well, they've already done the Fraser bit,
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  but it wouldn't have mattered didn't keep going with the fra you're adding, yeah,
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  I mean before you had David Hyde Pierson. So that adds another aspect
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  to the Phraser bit. Yeah, yeah, John Mahoney, you're putting another
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  lego blocking It's fantastic. I I'm going to justify it by saying, oh,
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  yeah, they're creating a side show Bob family here. What's what's the
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  same to Willia. Yeah, I think it would make sense if they are
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  all kind of so too bobbish to put it. That's it still could have
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  been that because Cecil. I guess such a cecils because I think what I
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  think about Martin and Fraser is that he's kind of a blue collar guy every
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  day, the opposite of his defeat sons. And that's therein lies the comedy.
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  It's like, how did I get birth of these two? What's he?
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  He doesn't talk like that, he doesn't talk like mod? Why did
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  I do that? What based to it? That was all part of my
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  DVS planned. I'm playing five bits. I can see why they did it.
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  But yeah, I think you're right. I think it would have been
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  better if they'd actually echoed their Fraser characters as opposed to Yeah, because it
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  didn't sort of really take advantage of John Mahoney. This could have been anybody.
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  It really could have it. You're right, But it just didn't feel
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  like it didn't. It wasn't played up like it was a big deal.
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  I thought it would have been a big deal, like and here's my family
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  and made it like Fraser rest. I just thought I was just a bit
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  disappointed with it. I get where you're coming from, and I agree to
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  some degree. In an ear of The Simpsons where they're constantly repeating the same
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  jokes over and over again, you thought, why not just repeat the Fraser
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  bit anyway? And you've got a good actor like John Mahoney, you should
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  let him cook a little bit more. Yes. Also, apparently Opal's now
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  a recurring gag on the show two weeks that's right, two weeks in a
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  row. Yeah, of the same ship. Yeah, with straightmen again,
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  Straightman and the crowd getting free stuff. I'm going to skip through all the
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  cheer here, a lot of cheering. Yeah, ah, they enjoyed that
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  joke. It's like, toss them off. Well, I know, really,
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  I guess they're sort of taken the mickey. But that they had Oprah
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  on the show in the early nineties for like a little bit, like a
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  little segment which wasn't really taking the mickey out of Oprah, was more taken
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  the mickey out of daytime. Oh so Oprah visited the Simpsons. That was
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  a little like a two minute little bit, and it was almost like the
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  Simpsons were just this ridiculous family in Oprah is the normal one going into this
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  world. Yes, but I just thought, here, oh, we're just
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  gone with the same gag two weeks in a row. Classic Simpsons. Never
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  used to do that, No, no, I mean they want they had
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  to do the tv O thing. Well, they didn't have to do the
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  t BOTH thing, but they introduced it as the quite un quite inciting incident.
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  They probably were doing funny at in two thousand and seven the TVO bits
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  as funny now because if you just say, yeah, fifteen now right,
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  the concept of tvo're on. Of course we can fast Ford ads. What
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  are you talking about? It'd be what you give, like, what are
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  ads? That's literally Alliot's light there. The other day something came up and
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  then that played and he goes, what's this? We have to watch the
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  ad? He goes, what's an ad? Well, she just had what's
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  an ad? I was like, yeah, what is an ad? What
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  is an ad? It is the oil that fuels capitalism, It keeps those
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  wheels returned. But that aside, I thought. Kelsey Gramman was once again
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  fantastic as Bob. Just his dramatic delivery of lines can make even the shittest
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  joke sound funny. Yeah, he goes all in. I mean, more
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  power to Kelsey Grammer for yeah, never phoning it in. When he has
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  a side show Web he seems to really enjoy it is the guy who seems
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  to really enjoy acting. No, I mean when you see him do like
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  bits on say thirty Rock or Oh No, shows up in just about anything.
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  He's long forgotten sitcom back to you. His dramatic turn in the series
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  Boss. He was actually pretty good in it, Wasn't he in Cheese?
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  I know he's in Cheers. I'm checking, But yeah, never never really
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  phones it in. I don't know if he's got the greatest range as an
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  actor, but he does have certain tools that he uses very well. He's
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  got that lovely Millflo's voice. I'm sure he's got range. But he just
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  knows what works, and he knows what people want from him. I guess,
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  yeah, he's kind of content to stay in his lane. Adam sounds
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  a great rage. But say the line, Billy, my late uncle Teddy
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  for Christmas one year gave me the Kelsey Grammar's autobiography. It was called so
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  Far. I just bought Patrick Stewart's Yeah is it God? Make it so?
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  Or I can't give another one? Make it so? Yeah? Yeah?
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  Ten bucks your target for real? Yeah? Clear, it's ten bucks.
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  There was two left. I thought, guys, he's got this.
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  I'm sure he's already got it. I do not, but that's all right,
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  I'll just borrow yours. And you know, because of Kelsey Grammer's voice
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  and he's bearing and all that, your tend to think, Oh yeah,
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  so grew up drinking brandy and playing croquet and all this kind of stuff.
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  He's more like a surfer dude. Yeah, and hann this is really tough
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  life. I mean a lot of his really tough life. Yeah, a
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  lot of his siblings and that just untimely ends. Yeah. I think the
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  back the picture on the back cover was like him with like this rock and
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  corvette and like a vanity license, like like the Kels or something like to
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  these something. Right, that's like Will Smith's style. It is not,
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  Yeah, I mean you're expecting him in the smoking jacket and you know pipe
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  welcome to Masterpiece Theater. It's more like, let's go cruising. But I
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  like that aspect. Oh yeah, I mean dichotomy is always interesting. I
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  guess that's kind of the side show Bob character as well, where you know,
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  he has the sort of the upper class he likes the wine, but
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  it's also just a but yeah. Happy to have Kelsey on board, Yeah,
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  happy to have David Hyde Peers on board, who did his cecil stick
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  well with Bart That was one of my favorite momes or get the favorite moones,
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  my favorite. So it's all basically just Cecil and Bob when it comes
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  to my favorite moments here. But I thought the interaction was cescl and Bart
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  worked, except what do you think of the line of Bart saying what you're
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  saying sounds smart, but you're actually stupid? Yeah? Did you ever see
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  show that thought it was started than? I think that's the kind of crison
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  that a lot of people, well not a lot of people, but some
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  people would level against Frasier. Yeah, it's like, okay, yeah for
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  Thursday Night at NBC. Say, I'm not sure what exactly when it did
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  or who would which network it add upon, but it's like, yeah,
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  for a Thursday at sitcom, it's pretty smart. Your level up against something
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  that's actually smart. Sophisticates swing well, no, I think they're probably on
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  the same on the same page and all. Yeah, i'd say, so
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  what do you reckon? Smarter? Oh? Usually when it comes to scripted
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  television, probably like pressed these stuff on HBO or whatever, Which is what?
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  Give me an example? I don't know, maybe the Sopranos is smarter
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  than west Wing. Maybe this is not talking about the viewers or anything like.
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  I think it's more talking about the people who are signing the checks AT's
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  say NBC it's like the storytelling is different. Yeah, it's like when it
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  comes to sitcoms, Fraser is definitely one of the smartest written. Oh yeah,
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  it's just inger inger, Zinger, zing Zinger. Yeah, but it's
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  also seemingly because it deals with people who are quote unquote smart and sophisticated,
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  it has to give that appearance of smart sophisticated, but the same time,
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  it can't be so smart sophisticated that people go, I can't know what they
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  don't know what they're fucking talking about. I just can't wait until we do
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  Fraser, West Wing and Sopranos on TV launch Pop. Well, that's true.
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  I'll be like improvement. I don't get it. It's like we please
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  watch some Tim Allenie almost he's more my speed. But I hope I made
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  my point clearly that it's a show that has to appear smart sophisticated, but
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  not so smarts fits together that people are turned off by. Well, you
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  have to understand some It's I always say Trivia Knights. I compared to Trivia
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  Knights, there have to be some tough questions where you might not get it.
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  Yeah, but you're gonna be able to answer some of them. Otherwise
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  you'll leave being annoyed and you never go back. Oh sure, there's a
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  great movie called Quiz Show. Have you ever heard of this? No made
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  in the nineteen nineties, directed by Robert Radford and starring like Ray Farnce and
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  John Taturo. It's about this quiz show. It actually did pretty well,
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  but it was released in the midst of the show. Yeah yeah, I
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  mean for a movie that about a quiz show scandal in the nineteen fifties where
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  it turned that they were feeding answers to this guy who was on it.
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  It's actually, you know, surprisingly compelling and very very well mate. But
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  the thing of it is at the end that the scandal has been exposed and
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  you've got the head of the network or head of the show played my Martins
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  saying we didn't have to give them the answers. I mean, you know,
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  we could have just made the questions a little dumber. People, you
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  know, aren't interested in who's smarter who's not. They just want to watch
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  the money. They just want to see Yeah I won. So I don't
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  know why I'm talking about this. I'll just let you go some of the
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  fund to let you watch them run and you turn around and get back to
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  it to see if I can actually land the plane. And I think certain
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  shows are like that. They've got it. You know, you don't necessarily
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  want it to be smart. You just want to have the appearance of smartness.
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  Speaking of planes, we're about to record out of you have lost.
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  That is very lodgepot. That is very correct. Now, hang on,
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  why didn't I write down we were talking about lost? Oh? Yeah,
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  because they mentioned on the T boat. Yes, I see unified theory,
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  unified theory or four fing a discount. I'm sorry I did. I'm overheating
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  in my hoodie. My brain is boiling. I really like on Wikipedia.
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  No, do you want Wilding Behemoth or at that moment where it's just you
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  look at you laptop and go, why aren't you loading? No? I
• 20:07
  think if the computers are like people mine mine, particularly in the morning,
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  it's like Robert, gently turn it on, turn it on, gently,
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  wake it up with a good rub. No, why are you so slow
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  to start with pushing all the right buttons? Oh? Control deleted? If
• 20:23
  you're asking me about my favorite member, so I'm sure you're about to of
• 20:26
  course, you've got side show Bob and Cecil in there as well, but
• 20:30
  from my cecil cecil, well tomato tomato, Okay, let's call them cecil
• 20:38
  probably cl I. This felt very old school home and me in a way
• 20:45
  that I appreciate it. When they're driving to the funeral home or the church
• 20:48
  or whatever and Lisa's explaining the whole all interested with the plotinams uh huh okay,
• 20:53
  yep, Well that felt very classic and I felt kind of old school
• 20:57
  in a way that I appreciate. Killed. Yeah, are you done yet?
• 21:02
  Because we've been circling on the funeral home for ten minutes. I thought
• 21:03
  that was great, really enjoy that. Some just good word playing there as
• 21:07
  well. When Ken Brockman is in the front of the shows the variable who's
• 21:12
  Who's who? I need you like that get and also Kelsey Grammer saying call
• 21:18
  me slide show Bob, I'll play it. I'll pay that. That was
• 21:22
  good actually refect him as slide show Bob does this? All right, that's
• 21:26
  all your favorite moments. I'm sure I've got others that we will talk about
• 21:30
  as we progress through the episode, but we will. They leapt out at
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  Next question, you there eating the beast for now, let's get into some
• 22:06
  questions. Trivia questions. Yeah, you gotta you can't be saying questions.
• 22:11
  You gotta say trivia Male Bike Now is now at the end of the month
• 22:14
  from Matth's based bonus podcast, The Final Friday You hit Me on my Toes?
• 22:18
  Yeah yeah, So the Final Friday, which is going to be if
• 22:21
  you listen to the free feed tomorrow Friday. Li. So my first question
• 22:29
  for you is what were the topics on Opal today? In the front yeah
• 22:33
  section, they were Iran goes Nuclear Spring fashions and Opal's Pie Club Pie Club.
• 22:41
  What's your favorite kind of pie? Apple, right, it would be
• 22:44
  apple. I don't have you saw that? Due just gave me like the
• 22:48
  most. You're such a basic bitch. Look that's how it appeared to me.
• 22:53
  Like apple Apple. And do you put cream on your apple pie?
• 23:00
  I do not have ice cream? Ice cream? Okay, yeah, I
• 23:03
  think I put cream. I mean both work, but I think if I
• 23:07
  can have warm up a pie with just cream on it. Oh, chef
• 23:11
  kiss, chef kiss. My favorite kind of pie, though, is the
• 23:14
  classic bow months, which we've never been able to replicate. Did you get
• 23:17
  one yesterday after we I did? Yeah, and I just sat that.
• 23:19
  I told you, I sat there eating it going this same. It's not
• 23:22
  the same. I did not get about me yesterday. No, you didn't
• 23:26
  know. I went home and put the chito right. Yeah, you're talking
• 23:30
  to you. Tell us all about it. I made some delightful burritos Brita
• 23:33
  burto. Yeah, you told us about it. I did delicious, delicious,
• 23:37
  A little bit of mustard, uh no, a lot of salsa,
• 23:41
  salsa, and homemade guacamal. Just because you like to say salsa, I
• 23:44
  like to say suser. What's your first question for me? My first question
• 23:45
  is who is Grover hanging out with Oh ah, yeah, because Big Bot's
• 23:52
  going to China. Yeah, it's who was it? It's Derek and Jitterjter.
• 23:56
  My next question for you is Homer request number Play's from which state Michigan
• 24:02
  or better correct? Yes? Uh Sacho Bob gets an opportunity to direct which
• 24:07
  movie The Hills Have Eyes three? The Hills Still Have Eyes. Yeah,
• 24:11
  I would watch that. I thought that was already a thing. I think
• 24:14
  I've already seen it. They had The Hills Have Eyes, The Hills Have
• 24:17
  Ice Part two, the originals. Then they did good movies for what they
• 24:19
  are. Oh yeah, oh the Hills have I remake in the two thousands,
• 24:23
  That's what I meant. Yeah, yeah, sick. There was a
• 24:26
  section there where it like the horror franchise, the horror genre was just sort
• 24:30
  of revived, where for me it was that Wrong Turn. I loved Wrong
• 24:33
  Turn. Now Wrong Turn is the one that has the Hillbillies right, yes,
• 24:37
  Yill Billies. And I really enjoyed the Texas Chainsaw reboot. It was
• 24:41
  pretty good. Yeah it was. And they got me with that fake footage
• 24:44
  because you know it was like twelve year old naive Dan. I was like,
• 24:47
  this is the only norm footage of Liver the head and I was like,
• 24:48
  fuck, is there somewhere Texas? Yeah, but the hills have eyes
• 24:52
  a really good, really good one of those. Piranha has also a great
• 24:56
  remakes Rana three D. You love it? Love it? Yes? A
• 25:00
  question for you. Actually, that's my final question is where are they?
• 25:04
  Where cecil going to be scattering the ashes over the I was going to say
• 25:11
  the mountains of France, castles of front, castles of France, that's right.
• 25:14
  And they compromise on Spain, which please no one. Yeah, well,
• 25:17
  basically what happened was that was very phrase ress banter. So it was
• 25:22
  he wanted to go here to the castle of Italy. I want to go
• 25:26
  to castle to France. We went to Spain, which satisfied no one.
• 25:30
  I have one question, hit me, how much is the sometimes ready battering?
• 25:34
  How much? I'm going to say a dollar, it would be three
• 25:37
  to three dollars. I did like the dead already. It is now stone
• 25:52
  Gutto time. It's my favorite time of the episode, or really is because
• 25:56
  I get to say Katy g with her one hundred dollars support that much Kenny
• 26:00
  g first here four figure discount also Andrews with his fifty dollars support our man
• 26:06
  Elliott j O'Neill from the Simpsons Index podcast. We have Zach Pruitt, Who's
• 26:10
  could bringing us all these various podcasts to the four figure discat network in a
• 26:14
  number of weeks. I look at for those jord and Moulman, Richie,
• 26:17
  Jonathan Rossi, Stephen Roberts, Sean Devi, Rached Beasley, Pete Anderson,
• 26:21
  Andrew Davis, Ryan Dunlap, Timothy Belson, Kevin Dental, Planned Flood,
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  Jack McFadden, Battle Wind Backs, Shannon Hofer, Heath Appleby, Adrick McLeod
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  Lewis Cavanaugh, Martrell, Even, Rhys, Roberts, Preston Murray, Talia
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  Enriquez, Declan Phoenix, Brian McCoy, Josh Hellier, Logan b James Sheppard,
• 26:38
  Joe Ridensac, Dave Pretzels McNally, Gavin Lang, Damie Miller, Isabella
• 26:42
  Murphy, as well as Ginger and Pickle. I Specchal thingsuff a little bit
• 26:45
  there, but I feel like Ginger Pickle would be she would have been worried
• 26:48
  going Where's money through it to the end. Pickle crowing, no sturdy,
• 26:55
  young dude, He's growing up and he doesn't care about doesn't Now that's pickle.
• 26:59
  Keep listening, Come on, man, anyway, Well, no stone
• 27:00
  left uncut, thanks to all those fantastic stone cutters. Yeah, thank you.
• 27:03
  Indeed, all right, mister Davis, it's time to get into our
• 27:07
  review of Funeral for a Fiend, which originally aired November twenty fifth, two
• 27:10
  thousand and seven, production code kab F zero one, written by Michael Price,
• 27:14
  directed by our man Rob Oliver, who will be coming on the Forefinger
• 27:17
  Discount Network in a number of weeks to have a chat Willie. Now.
• 27:19
  Fantastic fun fact. He was the man who designed the DVD covers for The
• 27:23
  Simpsons, which I think is a pretty cool claim to fame. I mean,
• 27:26
  he's obviously director acclaimed one Emmy's he designed the DVD covers. However,
• 27:30
  he did design the box head ones boom, so sir, not a fun
• 27:34
  fact. Boo. That man an unfunk fact. And we had Kelsey,
• 27:40
  David and John returning for the Frasier reunion as well as Keith Oberman, so
• 27:44
  I never know who is this guy Keith Openman. He is a broadcast journalist.
• 27:48
  Okay, yeah, because that just was straight over my head and I
• 27:49
  thought, I know he's going to be someone US based. I don't care
• 27:52
  about this. His TVA story is just not it for me. Yeah,
• 27:56
  this is kind of spinning its words all them. Yeah, you know,
• 28:00
  we got to the we got to the meat of the thing eventually. No
• 28:03
  chalk game. But there is a couch gag. It's a magician walks into
• 28:04
  the empty living room and uses his cape to make the couch and the family
• 28:07
  appear from thin air. Speaking of magicians, we watched there's a show called
• 28:11
  pen and teala Us full Us or something. Yeah, we never heard of
• 28:15
  it. We just we kept saying ads for it when we're watching stuff on
• 28:18
  foxtail. We thought, let's let's link it. Not bad show. Are
• 28:22
  you you aware of pen and Teller before? Ill? Ye? When Nicola
• 28:26
  knows, oh is he actually a magician? Is he was on Friends once?
• 28:30
  Yeah? They're probably the most famous music magicians of our time. Yes,
• 28:33
  yeah, because Copperfields, I wouldn't say he's my time, he's he's
• 28:37
  eighties, seventies eighties Where penineala they just they've had a Las Vegas thne for
• 28:41
  like twenty years now, right, I reckon? So yeah, but the
• 28:45
  show not bad and there's this woman from Australia who has fooled them now six
• 28:48
  times in a row with the tricks. I was it, Sophie Monk,
• 28:52
  No, it was not, but all the tricks that they put you sort
• 28:55
  of watched it, going, ah, you can kind of figure it out
• 28:56
  if you really think about it, what they've done there. But then the
• 29:00
  osi you did it, and you think, going, how did you do
• 29:03
  that? I was flabbergasted. Are you someone who wants to debunk magic tricks?
• 29:07
  Are you're just happy to let them have? As a kid, I
• 29:08
  used to love the revealing the magician's secrets. I love the idea of debunking
• 29:12
  it. Now I just want to just magic and it's it's magic. Yeah,
• 29:17
  yeah, I know you've done it somehow. I don't want to know
• 29:19
  how you've done it. Same, yeah, because then the magic's gone and
• 29:25
  you need the magic. The magic? Does that maggic that the magic?
• 29:29
  It's tragic? Yeah. But the family arrive at the store. Never know
• 29:33
  what the store was called? Uh circuit circus, that's right here. Did
• 29:37
  it have a seal? I can't remember? Maybe now you said that over
• 29:41
  a seal balancing the logo on its nose, but it had mos boder new
• 29:45
  TV. They're going to have them learn into the cars. You know,
• 29:48
  you put on the roof, it falls off, smashes and it's oozing.
• 29:52
  It starts oozing. Yeah, and I've never broken a TV. Have you
• 29:55
  ever broken a TV? No? I never have. I've seen a friend
• 29:59
  throw his place. She control it at the floor, bounced up, smash
• 30:02
  the television. At that moment of no one say anything, yeah, we're
• 30:08
  now. We just sort of sat there and went ooh. When that happens,
• 30:18
  do you start formulating how can I spin this to get you know,
• 30:22
  an insurance payout if you broke it yourself? Yeah, well you have to
• 30:26
  write, but I don't think you're ever going to get it. No,
• 30:29
  no, but you you've got to come up with some someone stole my television,
• 30:33
  nothing else, just my television. Well that yeah, that means you've
• 30:36
  got to get rid of other stuff as well. Doesn't just hide it for
• 30:38
  a while anyway. Yes, that's correct. Not that we advocating she stole
• 30:44
  the fine china. They don't have fine china in twenty twenty four. I
• 30:48
  think so Nicola's got these wine glasses in the laundry. I think I think
• 30:51
  we may have gone for our wedding, which is probably watch she keeps in.
• 30:52
  But I said, you've never used these. Why do we have this
• 30:56
  box? I'll use them one day. You never will be married for third
• 31:00
  years. You're never gonna use them. To use them now my philosophy as
• 31:03
  of late, Yeah, okay, being alive is as special occasion as it
• 31:08
  gets. I believe this holy start. You know, using all your ship.
• 31:14
  I don't mean oh I'm spending all your money. I'm gonna wear that.
• 31:17
  That's that's done. Really, what you've got good foes wear them all
• 31:22
  the time. That's why you buy them, right, that's correct. Don't
• 31:25
  use the use the fancy china, eat a burrito on it. You're in
• 31:27
  caves and kick as it's not it's crazy. You want a hot car or
• 31:32
  hot love it. You want to want a glass bottom broat break out,
• 31:37
  break out, the coffee table. But this is where Moe says, people
• 31:41
  are wondering what the hell we're talking about. Going into our most recent episode
• 31:45
  of going down to South proper condom use. Yeah, very funny episode,
• 31:48
  but so disturbing. Another two thousand and seven sort of gig here watching DVD's
• 31:52
  and family vans. No one does this anymore. I remember I've being able
• 31:56
  to watch a movie in the car with the DVD TVD TV screen was like
• 32:00
  groundbreaking. Yeah, it was like, wow, you're clearly rich. Now
• 32:02
  it's just smartphones, iPads. Yeah, people aren't really doing it. Well,
• 32:06
  have the wines built into the back of the way, I don't know.
• 32:09
  There's absolutely no reason. Now when you have iPads they costs one hundred
• 32:13
  fifty hundred dollars. Yeah, it felt kind of dystopian when it first happened.
• 32:15
  That like seeing a TV screen in the back of the of the driver's
• 32:21
  seat or something so the kids would be I don't know, especially a narrowplane
• 32:25
  on the highway. Yeah, it's felt always felt weird to me. But
• 32:29
  then you know, I had one friend who had it and it was amazing.
• 32:31
  Yeah, it's quite garth from Wayne's world. I fear change, you
• 32:35
  do, indeed we all. But he sees big burd in China, won't
• 32:38
  grove a be lonely, blah blah blah, not much to that home,
• 32:42
  and then ignores all the salespeople. You all a fancy smanchy thing of a
• 32:45
  jig's boy We're just going to get a camera, battery and go home.
• 32:49
  Interested in the car, Starrea, No thanks, just here for a battery,
• 32:52
  big special on camp Cooder's allow one is the battery. Care to make
• 32:55
  love, sir? Battery? Battery, battery. This is me. When
• 32:58
  I go to any store, I have to decide I'm going there for this.
• 33:01
  Don't look sideways, go straight there. But then, invariably, if
• 33:06
  you had the situation where it's like, I know exactly what I want.
• 33:08
  Oh no, I've got a question, yes, and then you can feel
• 33:12
  them like, oh so, now you need this. I've had situations where
• 33:15
  I go to kmart or whatever to get something, have a basket in my
• 33:20
  hand, and then I've real as have been in there for twenty minutes and
• 33:22
  baskets full except for the thing that I went there for. Have you ever
• 33:24
  had that? The curse of Ancho? But home is there just to buy
• 33:30
  his batteries. He chooses not the ever already, not that sometimes ready,
• 33:34
  but the dead already for fifty cents. I'll get a question, are you
• 33:37
  cheap when it comes to buying batteries? No? So do big brand ones
• 33:40
  actually last longer? I have no idea that's the thing. But I'm very
• 33:45
  much I'm a name brand guy. When it comes to batteries. I always
• 33:49
  just go to Bunnies and I have like their version of Anko batteries because you
• 33:52
  get like a thirty pack for like twelve dollars and even if they don't last
• 33:55
  as long, you're getting heat, you're doing the maths. It's like they
• 33:59
  can come out ahead with this, but I think maybe slightly. But Nicholas
• 34:02
  like, we'll just pay more and then you have to change batteries over so
• 34:05
  often. I'm like, leave me alone. Yeah, you and I both
• 34:08
  No, No, let my reptile brain do the work. Yeah, yeah,
• 34:13
  this is more expensive there. Yes, you and I recently bought new
• 34:21
  showing our either our age or just our savvy Blu Ray players. We bought
• 34:28
  new Blu Ray. That was the secret. By the way, it was
• 34:29
  one about podcast where you had to write in and try and guess what it
• 34:30
  was. Did anyone know? One got it right? No one got it
• 34:34
  right, because you know we're the members of the Laser Club. Yes,
• 34:37
  but we're both born And did you when you got yours? Did it come
• 34:40
  with the the remote control with the two batteries on the plastic yes, yes,
• 34:45
  And these are no name batteries. These are sawny batteries panaphonic. Yes.
• 34:49
  So I'm like, I'm not using them. Oh really, I'm putting
• 34:52
  into the side the full laser Blu ray experience. Yeah. No. I
• 34:58
  went to the drawer and I broke out my little triple A as the box
• 35:00
  ever ends it pretty I bought a backup for sixty five dollars. So you
• 35:06
  were saying, yeah, it was eighty five, and it said offer.
• 35:08
  I offered him sixty and he's like sixty five, And I was like,
• 35:10
  Dell, I love how everyone on eBay thinks they're like the mast negotiations about
• 35:19
  five percent. Well, I fell for this on Amazon yesterday, that five
• 35:24
  that five dollars offer. It's it's bad shit. I better buy that four
• 35:30
  K cone of the Barbarian and said, which I did get? Did you
• 35:32
  really? Oh yeah, can't wait? Get the riddle of stealing four k?
• 35:37
  Baby? What is best in life? This disc what my world change?
• 35:42
  When I realized four k's were ridging free? Correct, I was like,
• 35:45
  oh shit, this changes everything? Shit, son, But yes,
• 35:52
  I will always upscale my batteries. Okay, so yeah, I've probably got
• 35:55
  some some no names lying around still in the plastic liketose items. Well yeah,
• 36:01
  well when you sell them on, when inevitably sell your laser blue Rose,
• 36:05
  make sure you sell the comes with original batteries as the laser batteries.
• 36:12
  Are they laser batteries? They wouldn't it be amazing if they were, though,
• 36:15
  Oh yeah everything was his name brand. If it was, that would
• 36:17
  be good. But hope it gets sucked into here to buying the TVO for
• 36:21
  two dollars so he can get the three battery batteries. But it's also a
• 36:24
  two year contract. It's a contracts. That's where they get you. I
• 36:28
  my phone now, I've so I used to always want to have to get
• 36:30
  the latest phone, upgrade my phone. Whenever my phone contract was up,
• 36:34
  you upgrade it right to the lays one. The other day, well what
• 36:37
  about three months ago? This is about new one get nod I went,
• 36:38
  yes, this FOS still works. What why do I need to upgrade this?
• 36:45
  This? His phone is fine? This is yeah. This is the
• 36:46
  real indication that you know timers, that you and Time are. I was
• 36:53
  like good buddies. I pay seventy five, seventy five dollars a month or
• 36:58
  eighty dollars a month for this new phone. I'm like, I'd rather be
• 37:00
  keep this one. Only pay thirty dollars a month. That's what I'm doing.
• 37:01
  Yeah, I mean you have a phone from two thousand and seven.
• 37:07
  Yeah, but I can play snake when everyone wants my hack. Right,
• 37:10
  my friend Phil, my best man for my wedding. My men feel I
• 37:14
  think you've met Phil before. Maybe anyway, he taught me a hack.
• 37:17
  Right. So in Australia, this is up for American in Australia with Woolworths.
• 37:21
  Right, the phone bill eble live costs thirty dollars a month. Right,
• 37:24
  So with what he does is they buy their phones outright, He and
• 37:27
  his wife Ali, Yes, and then they are members of Woolworst where you
• 37:31
  get once a month you get a thirty is its off your shop? Right,
• 37:37
  that's what they do is twice a month or once a month they do.
• 37:40
  He does the big shop. It costs more than three hundred dollars,
• 37:44
  gets thirty dollars off. That covers his Wilworst bill, his phone bill.
• 37:47
  There's the thing I love about capitalism. It is a game that can be
• 37:52
  So he buys my phone outright, His phone services through Woolworths. But because
• 37:55
  he saves the thirty dollars off his big shop with the temper cent for being
• 37:58
  a wil Worst member, that was his phone bill. So his phone is
• 38:00
  essentially his phone contract is free. That makes sense to you, It makes
• 38:05
  sense. Yeah, so Wolwors, I'm saying it makes sense. So sign
• 38:07
  up to your phone contract through Woolworths, right as Nicholas three Woolworths. So
• 38:12
  what she does? It cost her thirty dollars a month to have a phone
• 38:14
  contract for Woolworths. Right, we're Woolworst members. Where as a result,
• 38:19
  you get once a month ten percent off your shop. So we do the
• 38:22
  one big shop. It's three hundred dollars plus you save thirty dollars there.
• 38:24
  Now thirty dollars saving is what pays for her Woolworst phone bill. So all
• 38:29
  counteract each other, even the pocket a big wool Words. No we're not.
• 38:31
  But I just thought you told me this hacked the other week and I
• 38:34
  thought that's genius. Nicols like you, I've been doing it for months.
• 38:36
  I'm like, ah, I've met on votaphone for years. I was like,
• 38:39
  oh shit, exactly, good plan. Yeah. So Basically, Nikola
• 38:43
  doesn't pay for her phone contract anymore. She brought her phone out right.
• 38:46
  No, no, she let her phone so she's still got the same phone
• 38:49
  from a last Vota phone contract. She didn't buy a new one. She's
• 38:51
  using her previous phone and she just has a free phone service now because you
• 38:54
  save ten per cent with Woolworths. I know it sounds like I'm trying to
• 38:57
  shill Woolworths, but does it make sense to you? It does fourthinger discount
• 39:00
  for further financial hacks in these tough times. This is my new KFC thing
• 39:05
  because KFC fucked me over. I've got to cocky here you are revealing these
• 39:09
  hacks. Yeah, so basically, wells with your phone service, save ten
• 39:14
  percent of your shop once a month with a big shop. Don't do little
• 39:15
  shops. Do one big shop, save thirty dollars and then boom, there
• 39:17
  you go. You've saved your phone contract. Take that money and spend it
• 39:20
  on KFC. Yeah. I don't care. I love it. But Homer's
• 39:24
  got tv O now and he's a two year contract as results, so we
• 39:28
  can get in these the batches behind it. He doesn't know why you got
• 39:30
  it in the first place. So now he's waiting for Lisa to set up
• 39:32
  the tv O TIV has been off for a whole five minutes, which is
• 39:35
  a long time in the Simpsons household. And Lisa then shows you can skip
• 39:37
  commercials, and when did they ever take commercial? During Itching and scratch?
• 39:42
  It goes for thirty seconds? I know, R, that's television. I
• 39:44
  guess even by two thousand and seven. Two thousand and seven, we say
• 39:46
  two thousand and seven. Then it gets to twenty ten, twenty eleven?
• 39:49
  Did you have say twenty eleven or was it twenty eleven? Once you get
• 39:52
  for me once I got to do I think once we got out of the
• 39:53
  single digits, it was twenty something twenty eleven. Now it's twenty twenty four.
• 39:58
  Yeah. Do you call the rollin Emeric Disaster Movie twenty twelve or twenty
• 40:02
  twelve? I call it twenty twelve. I call it the After Tomorrow.
• 40:08
  Let me sit on that one, for that was just right then. Just
• 40:12
  came up with that right the top of the door. But they had the
• 40:15
  cuerture of drink it discussion. She fast forwards. Now some of the ads
• 40:19
  here we got were fundso yes, mister sparkle I saw mister. Now remember
• 40:23
  when Homer had his group, they were like they'd go around Springfield and were
• 40:29
  they like rangers or whatever. They wore the green outfits. Oh yeah,
• 40:31
  yeah, yeah, yeah, his crew with Mo and whatnot. That there
• 40:34
  was their commercial was played doing here as well. I just remember mister spark
• 40:38
  just spekful to dirt. Yes he is. Indeed, there is over there
• 40:40
  right behind you. It's a spark very very racist down it was that cultural
• 40:47
  appropriation or cultural appreciation. Maybe let's go with that then, shall Yes,
• 40:52
  but Homer says, I spit on your corpse advertiser support of television, which
• 40:55
  is pretty much what it is. It's things like t kill television. It
• 41:00
  is. Yeah, I don't know. It was good before it was all
• 41:02
  niche fied. Marge says she could really follow the story now without the interruption
• 41:07
  of ads, and she's enjoying opal with no ads. Straight man just proposed
• 41:10
  vacation. By the way, the itching scratchy in this one. I mean
• 41:15
  normally I'm not that bad with me. I know in recent times you've been
• 41:19
  like, I'm not sure I want the kids to watch this. Its and
• 41:21
  scratchy. It's advance I did not like which one I'm gonna be home here?
• 41:25
  Which one was the cat? Again? Itchy? I don't, let's
• 41:30
  not, Scratchy thought, I can't. I can't, fuck you said,
• 41:37
  you said the cat, right, I'm like this with the rod and Todd.
• 41:38
  Yes, as well. I did not like Itchy being brutalized and then
• 41:43
  murdered in front of this kitten. Scratchy, Scratchy, itch is the mouse?
• 41:46
  You said, who's the cat? Right? Yeah, Scratchy? You
• 41:49
  said. I didn't like Itchy being brutalized. Okay, well I didn't.
• 41:52
  I didn't like the cat being brutalized. Yeah, it's what she's going.
• 41:58
  Okay, but I think if you look at all, if she scratchy cartoons,
• 42:01
  they're not for kids. And that's that's the joke, Dando obviously,
• 42:06
  but the joke. But I don't think I'd like Eliott and Holly watching these
• 42:10
  yet, which makes me feel even older. Like I said, just didn't
• 42:14
  like it. I've become my mum here from a Simpsons band. It happen.
• 42:21
  It has happened to me. Yeah, But as I said, margin's
• 42:22
  enjoying open without having to watch the ads. She skips her all the cheering,
• 42:24
  we're now at dinner, actually said she saved lost. She watched all
• 42:29
  of Rome in a day like that, and watched two and a half Men
• 42:31
  in two and a half minutes. And also they had to choose between Sophie's
• 42:35
  choice and Shindler's list. Not a bad joke either. Why is Hollywood producing
• 42:38
  so much excellent content? That's how it says. It was hard to Yeah.
• 42:44
  I mean, I know it was satire and playing it up and all
• 42:46
  that. Well, Hollywood, why are you pretty? Yeah? But I
• 42:47
  don't know, I didn't feel like that much of a gaggles. Maybe it
• 42:52
  was just the way it was delivered. Marge has a dream now with what
• 42:54
  was the guy's name again, the broadcaster Keith album Keith Obman. Yes,
• 42:59
  I honestly apologize and don't know anything about the guy, but he's basically saying,
• 43:01
  you're terrible for just giving the ads, and now we're gonna have no
• 43:05
  money where I can't afford to have twin people look after me and make me
• 43:07
  look pretty because I actually look horrible. That gag went on a little bit
• 43:10
  too long, it did, It went on two masks too long. And
• 43:14
  Marge then agrees the kids think question of why are you watching the ads?
• 43:16
  But she's honoring America's advertisers, and they see the ad for West Dubna's world
• 43:21
  famous family style riparts, and I thought, that's a long winded, fucking
• 43:24
  way to get to this story. Indeed, and also stupid. It makes
• 43:29
  no this makes no sense. So Bob has to do all this and just
• 43:34
  hope the Simpsons were watching the TV at the right time. He just likes
• 43:37
  ornate plots. This was too scheme. This was too ornate for me.
• 43:40
  But they sing were going to a grand opening on the way, and so
• 43:44
  don't fill up on bread. That's how they get you. And then there's
• 43:46
  nobody there that doesn't seem to be anyone here more ripped for me. They're
• 43:53
  on any tables or chairs or ripped for me. I see, no girl,
• 43:59
  aven't or food caring more ribs for me. Do you like ribs?
• 44:02
  I've never eaten them ever in my life. Just the idea of picking meat
• 44:06
  off the bone like that just disgusts me. Yeah, but often the meat
• 44:08
  is if they're well prepared and will cook. It's just falls falling off.
• 44:12
  Yeah, but still, just the idea, it makes it real to me.
• 44:14
  It's every once in a while. I mean, like, you know,
• 44:16
  would be good now rib. I watched Nicola eight ribs once and it
• 44:20
  disgusted me. I was like, you are an animal, she said,
• 44:30
  and you're like, no, no, thank you. Sorry. But it's
• 44:38
  through under the bus. It's revealed to be to be Bob. It's an
• 44:42
  an anagram for Star Show Bob's world famous family style return directing. That was
• 44:45
  the joke they went for, that we have to make this a thing.
• 44:47
  Yeah, I think so whatever. Then screams because every time it's going to
• 44:52
  be a commercial, I'll scream really loudly. Obviously it's commercial. We come
• 44:57
  back and slard show Bob has brought visual aids to exp I would have been
• 45:00
  doing all this time, which is what he generally does. He explains what
• 45:02
  he's been up to. I did like home of being a dumb ass,
• 45:05
  well as one mister Douga, I have a complaint. I'll bring you my
• 45:12
  family too, a family restaurant. I expect a good quality service. But
• 45:15
  they fled to England. He became a chimney brush. They went to Buckingham
• 45:19
  Palaces during the usual touristy stuff and they snuck into America via a train with
• 45:23
  Canadian riders for the Jimmy Kimus Show or something, and they made fun of
• 45:25
  the Jimmy Kimus Show here. I thought, did if Jimmy Kimber was in
• 45:29
  two thousand and seven, wasn't here the butt of joke? Well? I
• 45:31
  thought he was quite respected? Well, didn't kim will start off on like
• 45:36
  The Man Show? It was The Man Show? Yeah, yeah, which
• 45:37
  was very lad TV and kind of it's nothing low was common to nominator stuff.
• 45:43
  But I don't think any of us would have anticipated that Jimmy Kimmel would
• 45:45
  have been maybe the best Jimmy. It felt like the Marri Children for talk
• 45:51
  shows. Yeah, it's just let's all drink beers and have women jobbing and
• 45:53
  trampoline man? Am I right? Lady? Am I right? Yeah?
• 45:59
  Who would have been so that that they would have ended up being like an
• 46:00
  Oscar's host for that many years running? He was my favorite. He still
• 46:05
  well he's still doing it? Is he still doing kim Show? Okay?
• 46:07
  Great? I thought, no, no, no, no, no no,
• 46:08
  but he's not doing Tom Kimshaw. He's got that late. Is he
• 46:13
  still doing it? I thought? Oh no, I'm thinking of when he
• 46:15
  talked about Letterman retiring, and he even did when Leediman retired, tell me
• 46:20
  they he put a repeat on because he went at the same time. He
• 46:23
  was at the same time with Letterman. So he said, I'm not going
• 46:24
  to have a new show tonight. I'm going to be airing the same show.
• 46:28
  Do not watch my show. Watch Letterman's final show. Good on him.
• 46:30
  Yeah, yeah, pay respect to the king. And you see there's
• 46:34
  a photo of him he idolized David Leeddiman as a photo of him wearing a
• 46:37
  Letterman Bamba jackie when he was younger. He's like tears up talking about it
• 46:39
  and think it's worth watching. I'll check it out. Yeah, definitely check
• 46:43
  it out. But he's made the ad now and as a result of making
• 46:45
  the ad, he's being offered the directing role for Hills Have Ice three.
• 46:47
  The he'll still have ours And then he explains his plot here. So he's
• 46:51
  gonna be a laptop and the batter's gonna overheat and explode. The t T
• 46:53
  will explode and they'll think that I guess the Simpsons what was our point blued
• 46:59
  themselves out. Well, the point was there was no point to this because
• 47:02
  he planned to deliberately foil himself silliness. It's stupid. What the fuck is
• 47:08
  too much? You wasted three minutes of the episode for nothing on this ship.
• 47:13
  But he says Shakespeare. He deliberately got the Shakespeare wrong because he why
• 47:17
  though, why would you do this? Do you full time in the episode.
• 47:22
  It was just so Kelsey could say some Shakespeare. If it were done
• 47:25
  when tis done, then twere best it were done quickly. And that's apparently
• 47:30
  not correct. That's from macbethrone. Maybe's written by Shakespeare, right it is?
• 47:34
  Yeah, yeah, okay, I thought you were saying it wasn't Shakespeare.
• 47:36
  I was like, no, you threw before a thing. I was
• 47:37
  like, best not Shakespeare. But then I did like the Clippy here.
• 47:44
  It seems youre trying to block the loft and one of I hugged my kids.
• 47:45
  Clippy another thing of two thousand and seven. I didn't realize it's still
• 47:47
  a thing of two thousand and seven. I never really used Clippy all that
• 47:50
  much. Was Clippy just Apple, I don't know. He was always my
• 47:53
  friend when I was a kid. You have to add a lot. I
• 47:57
  love how they were trying to make computers. This was the early stage of
• 48:00
  emotional connection. Good device, it's all part of the grand plan, and
• 48:05
  they turn on you. They how they get you. But then Lisa says
• 48:10
  it was to a well and he comes back. We're going to check on
• 48:14
  nat. As he comes back, checks explodes. The TNT doesn't explode,
• 48:16
  though, which I guess makes sense because he wasn't planning to blow it up
• 48:20
  anyway. And then he actually hoists them own, but Lisa corrects him yet
• 48:25
  another restaurant. I was annoyed by this well in retrospect, I'm just like,
• 48:30
  none of this is none of this is necessary. This is wheels spinning.
• 48:36
  It is. It's just filler. So Bob gets arrested. It didn't
• 48:38
  it didn't feel like. It's not William Spake's Shakespeare. It's filler Shakespeare.
• 48:43
  Yeah, it didn't feel like shape. I feel like shaff It didn't feel
• 48:45
  like piller when I was watching it. But when the story all unfolds,
• 48:49
  this is filler. Yes, It's like when you've gone to a fast food
• 48:52
  restaurant and you feel like you're full and satisfied. But a minute, oh,
• 48:55
  these are all empty calories. Yeah, nothing at all tasted good,
• 48:59
  though it tastes good. Going down, but Bob didn't rest well. Bob
• 49:01
  gets arrested as a results. So now the court room is representing himself amidst
• 49:06
  that basically he's pleading in Saturday, doesn't he? Because this little boy?
• 49:10
  So he introduced his dad, who's a doctor, adopted doctor. Yes,
• 49:14
  his mother is a famous Shakespearean actress. Yes, which is where he guess
• 49:16
  the Shakespeare stuff from. And but then but basically says, this guy deserves
• 49:21
  to fry. Tried to kill me. It's like he does. He's tried
• 49:24
  to kill a child several times. But as Bob says, who among us
• 49:29
  has not been tormented by this little pest of a boy, including Homer because
• 49:32
  he cheats it. You know, I'm not really an un guy. I
• 49:37
  don't think i've ever It was a big thing for kids in the ninety so
• 49:38
  I feel it's just that generational gap. When did it become a popular game?
• 49:44
  Never for me, never for you? But was it was it around
• 49:45
  in this like eighties? I'm pretty sure it was was? It has been
• 49:49
  around for a very long time. Who knows. Just one of the first
• 49:52
  card games. It didn't feel like Ghost Snap, where it felt like you're
• 49:54
  playing a genuine car game when you're a kid, I can play this and
• 49:58
  I understand the rules, and he felt I felt smart, but you just
• 50:00
  you felt like you were playing an actual was a transitional thing. Yeah,
• 50:01
  it wasn't just a girl snap go fish, Go fishing Fish. Are you
• 50:07
  combining two games and you're combining go fish and it could be something? It
• 50:12
  could be Yeah, brought to you by your friends at the full finger discast,
• 50:15
  let's do it. I didn't want to use this, but you've left
• 50:19
  me no choice. Lesser in everybody panic. They've done this gag before.
• 50:27
  Everybody pan. The exact same is that now a catchphrase will be gone.
• 50:30
  I don't think so, but he's done it. Yeah three times, I
• 50:34
  think now yeah, but everybody panic. I think the thing about catchphrase is
• 50:38
  that it has to be a catchy phrase. And this is not the first
• 50:43
  time I thought it was funny, and now I'm just like, ah,
• 50:45
  now it just feels stale and yeah. So Butt then throws it out the
• 50:50
  window and it's revealed here. Supposedly it's his medicine for his heart defect,
• 50:53
  which you put up earlier, and Hibbert says that he's dead, and then
• 50:59
  guy now it's a newsapot and America has a rep oftorney outlaws into legends after
• 51:06
  their death, which I think it's just America, that's just people in general,
• 51:08
  right, I think so, But Kelly is ours true but so much
• 51:14
  so much of our culture for so long was dictated by America. Yeah,
• 51:16
  true, But well Hollywood sort of set the set the stage in a lot
• 51:20
  of ways. Who oh do you think that the mafia in some ways certainly,
• 51:24
  Yeah, because I mean there was always it was a big one of
• 51:28
  the in the in the thirties, the gangster compone. Yeah, yeah,
• 51:30
  well who was the actual gangster? Yeah, it's not a fictional character,
• 51:35
  no, but I'm talking about just like Outlaws, but they can has always
• 51:37
  been said as like a not a hero, but like Robin Hood for example.
• 51:40
  Yeah, you always have a lot of gangster movies. Yeah, from
• 51:43
  the time they started making movies. But I also had the message chrome does
• 51:45
  not pay. So in the end, yeah, it was like, oh
• 51:47
  no, is this the end of Rego all that kind of stuff. But
• 51:52
  people were tuning in to see the gangster get that come up and say were
• 51:53
  coming. They were tuned in to see the gangster, the gangster ship.
• 51:55
  I think it was felt anyway with wrestling right during the that's where the classic
• 52:01
  baby face, right, So in the eighties, whole Cogan was your baby
• 52:04
  face, Drink your milk, take your vitamins, your pure baby face.
• 52:07
  And then he became Hollywood Hulk Cogan in the nineties, and all of a
• 52:09
  sudden it was cool to like the bad guys. Was that a thing that
• 52:13
  happened in the nineties or was that already think in the eighties, or it
• 52:15
  was cool to like the bad guys? I think I think everyone's always had
• 52:20
  a bit of a soft spot for the bad guy. Okay, so I've
• 52:22
  always preferred the bad guys. Darth Vader my favorite whenever it comes to movies,
• 52:25
  the bad guys, my man, well, the monster, or even
• 52:29
  even the roguish good guy or the anti hero. I mean, when we're
• 52:32
  playing Star Wars on Hands on the playground as kids, you know, no
• 52:36
  one wanted to be Luke. Everyone to be Hand Really, he's his haunt
• 52:39
  solo, that's right. But did anyone want to be Darth Vader or was
• 52:43
  like, I don't want to be the bad guy. It's a good point,
• 52:45
  I don't want to be Judge. Yeah, Now, twenties later,
• 52:49
  I want to be judg It's like it's like becoming an ironic thing of we
• 52:52
  were cruel to Jarge. I was like, you have you watched Phantom Menace?
• 52:55
  Yeah? He sucks. It's yeah, I mean, all due respect
• 52:59
  to Armor, best to play the judge. Yeah, terrible character, unworkable
• 53:02
  character character. Yeah, the guy did the best to cool the ship,
• 53:06
  saying hell that got through the editing process. I have no idea. Well,
• 53:08
  everyone was afraid to say no to George. That's and that's literally what
• 53:12
  it was. That's very much the case. Yeah, I mean I get
• 53:15
  it, but still, well, what are you gonna do? God,
• 53:19
  don't go back in time. We say, tune for a minute by minute
• 53:22
  Phantom Menace podcast. No thanks, No, it's like one minute of miss
• 53:31
  Mita Sandler. I nearly I need to see Sandler do a Judge I impersonation.
• 53:42
  Now, I'm pretty sure we could do that with a farewell signed shore
• 53:49
  Bob, your shoes are empty and the stage is dark. Bart stole your
• 53:54
  nicroglisser and then your heart in fart And it seems to me you're loyal fans,
• 54:13
  Honda, buy this DVD of all your best love sketches on the Crusty
• 54:21
  Show. It's full of extra features and deleted scenes like when you fell and
• 54:34
  split your pants and we saw your frank can be I don't mean huge,
• 54:44
  I couldn't even shoud have been delated scenes. For me, delated scenes were
• 54:45
  deleted for a reason. Often the case, I don't mind alternate endings,
• 54:50
  but deleted scenes, it doesn't ing you watched. You usually watching going ah,
• 54:52
  yeah that was nothing. Yeah, there's a reason why this was deleted.
• 54:55
  Yeah, I mean it was too hot for the movie, the uncut
• 55:00
  version or whatever. Yeah, But for me, ultimate endings a cook It's
• 55:04
  like, oh, that takes the story in the inaction with bloopers as well.
• 55:07
  I can't say it was a huge fan of blooper that mind bloopers.
• 55:09
  Yeah, but after about a couple of minutes, it's like people make mistakes
• 55:13
  that. Yeah, bluepo is other than like you had to be there.
• 55:15
  Yeah, sometimes, yeah, I can see that. I mean the best
• 55:19
  blooper is I think from Rush Hour too. Oh yeah, where keeps calling
• 55:24
  Jackie chan Jackie or keep calling him chan And it's the one where Jackie runs
• 55:29
  in with the gun and he says, geez, I said a freeze.
• 55:34
  I'm thinking of another one. Okay, yeah, I know the one you're
• 55:36
  thinking enough. Yeah, I don Chele is like the man's name is Lee.
• 55:40
  Incredibly frustrated, but I just like the work. Geez. I'm pretty
• 55:45
  sure. He says, cheers that a freeze. It's fucking great and they're
• 55:49
  laughing and he doesn't know why they laughing. That's that's what makes it great.
• 55:51
  But also one of the best blueber reels of all time. Yes,
• 55:54
  anyway, not for blooper reels. But refuses to be sad. At the
• 55:58
  funeral, Homer says, I still can't stand him echoes Church of Jerks.
• 56:02
  And then I was, as a fan of Law and Order appreciated this Marge
• 56:07
  saying your behavior is heinousus I want to make a mame put on Twitter or
• 56:12
  whatever saying who watches Law and Order and thinks of the word whenever crime is
• 56:15
  especially heinous, especially especially when a I'm glad you only want to make that
• 56:21
  joke every time. We need to grow up. Cecil has a chat hit
• 56:27
  the Bark and he talks about the castles of Italy in France and were in
• 56:30
  to Spain. Compromises satisfied, but nobody, but says, you talk smart,
• 56:34
  but you're actually stupid. He says he's going to be scattering in the
• 56:37
  ashes on the castles of France as the way to get back at Bob.
• 56:40
  The Millhouses round me shows up with the newspaper. Is that delivery boy?
• 56:45
  Now, yeah, I got no idea what that was. Just so they
• 56:46
  can have someone saying my feet hurt. That was literally it, because that's
• 56:51
  the clue that makes Lisa realize who is So he shows but the paper showing
• 56:53
  that he's basically hated by the town. Milhouse says, dads, take me
• 56:57
  to the batting cage, is going to teach me to be an umpire,
• 56:59
  which nothing, but then leaves him alone, runs off to the funeral home
• 57:04
  and just custom Millhouse delivering paper at the Simpson's house. So you're two weeks
• 57:07
  due, you have pay. It was weird, I feel episode. He
• 57:10
  says my feet are killing me, and then Lista realizes, oh my god,
• 57:14
  feet feet killing That's gonna be such a bubbies. That's how she came
• 57:17
  to that conclusion. I don't know that she realizes the cast big shoes to
• 57:22
  fill. As you remember an episode, you probably remember Crusty gets busted from
• 57:25
  season one. That's how they catch such a Bob for framing Krusty because Homer
• 57:30
  stood on his foot and he says, our but Crusty a small feet,
• 57:34
  he said, got big shoes to fill. If you're a fan of everything
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  dot com slash four finger discount. Bob reveals that he's alive, comes out
• 58:07
  of the casco as Bart was saying, he's he's farewell and his apologic is
• 58:09
  going to be cremated. He throws Bart into the coffin and starts cremation process
• 58:15
  very slowly, gloating speed. That's right, gloating. I trying to remember
• 58:19
  what I liked that because it's just you watch a movie and it's like,
• 58:22
  just get it done. What are you gloating for? What are you talking
• 58:25
  about it? There's what he did to gloat to you. There's an audience
• 58:30
  watching. I love how the Incredibles did that, you know, took the
• 58:34
  piss out of that Ba saying, and he started monologuing, yes, listen,
• 58:37
  explains on the way this was good, as you were saying earlier.
• 58:39
  He don't yet. In Circle of the Funeral over for ten minutes, and
• 58:43
  then Bart pretends that he's found a trapdoor doesn't work, and Bob's family arrives,
• 58:47
  and Bob turns it from gloating speed. Because of Simpsons arrife as well,
• 58:50
  Bob turns from gloating speed to kill him already, and then Homer stops
• 58:53
  him by doing what can you remember? His hobo ashes at him, unclaimed
• 59:00
  ashes, and this is so they say, they save Bart and Bhomer says
• 59:07
  he he's got to get over his fear of coffins. Now that is a
• 59:10
  callback to Tennis the Menace. Remember the tennis episode, oh, the one
• 59:15
  yeah, with all the tennis players. Yeah, and of all the episodes,
• 59:17
  right, this is so bizarre to me. Right, So the kids
• 59:22
  said to me yesterday on to put the Simpsons on, I'm not sure.
• 59:23
  They picked Tennis the Menace. And then there's this call both at tennis and
• 59:27
  I'm like, what are the odds? Incredible? And they loved Tennis.
• 59:32
  They thought it was I'm just like, okay, cool, look that they
• 59:35
  didn't know. They didn't grow up with the Simpson They have the nostalgia connection
• 59:37
  that they just enjoy any episode of the Simpsons. I thought, this is
• 59:40
  nice. We need to stub viewing the world through a child's eyes once again.
• 59:44
  Definitely, yes so and again know I mentioned Inside Out too on our
• 59:50
  on our South Part podcast yesterday as we're recording them. It's worth checking out
• 59:53
  because it's basically what it does. It reminds you as classic picks are reminding
• 59:57
  you. You know, when you're an adult, you forget to sort of
• 1:00:00
  appreciate the little things like a rock. There's a rock there, the sun's
• 1:00:04
  setting. Just appreciated the clouds, like Ali goes, look at the clouds.
• 1:00:08
  I'm like, yeah, okay, cool, it's fucking incredible clouds.
• 1:00:15
  It's okay to appreciate little shit like that, you know. Oh god,
• 1:00:16
  yeah, No. I had a story but I won't tell. Okay,
• 1:00:22
  but we all grow up, hopefully, lost of us don't unfortunately. But
• 1:00:25
  you know, if you grow up, but you can still be a child
• 1:00:29
  at heart, you know, maintain a child's wonder at the at the wonder
• 1:00:32
  of the world. Yeah. I watched light Year. It's the other the
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  land. Isn't it a little It's not a kids movie at all? No,
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  no, over Elliott, but but it is, but it's not Alliott
• 1:00:45
  watched it and I said, did you like? And he goes, yeah,
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  Normally his super pumped come in the movies. It didn't. I can
• 1:00:52
  tell he's a bit bored. Yeah. It's very it's very dark and gloomy.
• 1:00:55
  And well, certainly the first half, I mean that all that stuff
• 1:00:59
  with I mean spoilers for light Year, but I still don't even really spoilers.
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  I mean to escape trying to escape from this planet, and you know,
• 1:01:07
  he loses like how many years, like ten four years every time he
• 1:01:10
  does a loop. Yeah. Yeah, so eventually his friend's gone. Yeah
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  yeah. I thought initially it was like, oh that's actually this is kind
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  of moving in some ways. But the second half, where he's got the
• 1:01:22
  all new team, one of them is tigaway Tz doing the same old stick.
• 1:01:25
  It's like, that's the same old stick here. Yeah, And I
• 1:01:28
  was like, okay, I'm losing interest in this now. Initially I thought
• 1:01:31
  this isn't too bad, but it sorry to mention The Incredibles twice in like
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  five minutes. It's like, this should be this should be more like The
• 1:01:39
  Incredibles, but then most movies should. I think light Year will be looked
• 1:01:44
  upon more fondly in like ten years maybe. Yeah, you know it was
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  good light Yeah that wasn't when you say it'll be looked upon favorably. And
• 1:01:53
  he's like, by me, that's it, Like, what are you talking
• 1:01:58
  about? But basically the bart here by taking out that was the reference to
• 1:02:01
  Tennis miss because in the episode, Bark gets locked in the coffin and home's
• 1:02:05
  watching it on picture and picture. Oh yes, that's trying to get out.
• 1:02:07
  Apparently apparently it was a call back to that. Anyway, gets arrested
• 1:02:10
  and we can say, is you have the right to remain silent, but
• 1:02:13
  I hope you're not because it's a long way to the station, like you
• 1:02:15
  tipchat, Lisa explains that the coffin had room for feet while they by They're
• 1:02:20
  investing all that money for someone who was dead, and Bart says, you
• 1:02:23
  stick like my butt. I was like, who the fuck wrote that?
• 1:02:28
  What was that compared that to back me away eight toys? Whatever the fuck
• 1:02:36
  is what is going on here? The only excuse that I can offer,
• 1:02:39
  the reason that I can offer, is that Bob Bart's nemesis is sober,
• 1:02:44
  both so articulate, so eloquent, and Bart can only reply with just the
• 1:02:49
  most childish school yard burns. Yeah, I guess, but it's still not
• 1:02:54
  funny. It wasn't funny at all. How does it? How's it the
• 1:03:00
  episodes with a celebration party, Bob birth out of the cake, SUTs ken
• 1:03:01
  everybody. It turns out to be a dream the family now or sharing a
• 1:03:05
  sealer there for eighty seven years. I think it is anything like that.
• 1:03:07
  Yes, and they're all playing bridge, a card game of some kinds bridge,
• 1:03:12
  and but Snake hits them with three clubs. The joke's not funny and
• 1:03:15
  the bit is not sufficient. Yes, so one of the weaker Sociobob episodes.
• 1:03:21
  For sure. This was nowhere near the level of the Italian Bob wasn't
• 1:03:23
  even Cape fear. No, that's how I feel about that. Well,
• 1:03:27
  you like capeed like a rat bit, Yeah that's true. But Italian Bob,
• 1:03:30
  but I'm doing my heel turn. Well it's normally on my baby face.
• 1:03:35
  The Italian Bob was really, really fun. I really enjoyed the Italian
• 1:03:37
  it was. Indeed, I'm a little annoyed they didn't bring back Maria Grazzi.
• 1:03:43
  It's probably a complete mispronunciation and butchering of that actor's name. And she
• 1:03:45
  didn't speaking this episode. Did she did not? Or we didn't have?
• 1:03:50
  Did Geno say something? Nothing shame but you did get the reunion of the
• 1:03:57
  core cast. It is to be some of reference to Fraser here. Who
• 1:04:01
  voiced who voiced? What was the name? Dolores? And satellite Tress?
• 1:04:04
  I think yeah, should have Perry Gilpin in, Yeah, God rolls in
• 1:04:09
  or Babe new with and why didn't he have a dog? So just little
• 1:04:17
  things, the little things, just some some sort of Fraser reference. Was
• 1:04:21
  the actor dog named Eddie and the character named Moose? Or was it they
• 1:04:25
  were the other way around? That Eddie was the dog in the ship.
• 1:04:27
  Eddie was the dog and the dog but the dog actor was Moose? But
• 1:04:30
  when did he passed away? For years ago. Now everyone's real sad.
• 1:04:32
  Yeah, I know another another victim, the Herald of Fenton. What do
• 1:04:38
  we learn, Bomber? What did you have for the episode? Is the
• 1:04:41
  Davis? We need commercials, we need television ads? Yes, like right
• 1:04:45
  now, Yes, the commercials. I mean they we had a really good
• 1:04:53
  ecosystem going. Yeah in terms of you know, you didn't necessarily have to
• 1:04:57
  pay attention to them, but they put money. My favorite saying no bucks,
• 1:05:00
  no buck Rogers. This is the thing though, I talked about south
• 1:05:03
  By Studios on to you the other day. I said, Oh, he's
• 1:05:06
  to do is watching it? I want watch an ad Like that's the fucking
• 1:05:11
  same thing. Yeah, I'm make your mind out. I am larger contained
• 1:05:15
  multitudes. It's just I don't mind. I'm so used to that because we
• 1:05:19
  saw sometimes stream things through foxtail and they occasionally put like a thirty second AD
• 1:05:23
  in between whether the normally would be an AD break, And I'm like,
• 1:05:25
  I don't mind this. Yeah, I get where you're coming from. I
• 1:05:27
  mean, admittedly, I do throw down fifteen dollars a month to get YouTube
• 1:05:30
  premium, so no AD. I do that because YouTube, I think for
• 1:05:33
  me, the kids canna be watching something on YouTube, I don't want ads
• 1:05:35
  popping up the fright and center correct. And if I'm listening to music on
• 1:05:39
  YouTube, the most annoying interviews on YouTube is nothing more annoying for me watching
• 1:05:43
  listen to interviews in every five minutes, it's just an ad Ford fucking square
• 1:05:45
  space. True. The thing of it is now with television commercials, I'm
• 1:05:49
  so free to wear television because there's not as many because people are scanning through
• 1:05:54
  them. We've got that dreadful thing where you would think they would have to
• 1:05:58
  make the ads more eye catching and interesting. Said, they're not. They're
• 1:06:00
  so ship there, they're so dull. Yeah, and I find now nicol
• 1:06:03
  and maybe it's just the way they operate the system on at ten plus whatever,
• 1:06:06
  but we stream have you been paying attention? Right? And then they
• 1:06:11
  put the ads on. It's like the saying three ads over and over and
• 1:06:13
  over again. Sometimes they play the same ad back to back. Yes,
• 1:06:15
  and that has a real negative impact for me. I'm thinking, this is
• 1:06:17
  annoying me. I'm not gonna buy if I saw your ad once every commercial
• 1:06:21
  break, maybe, but back to back it's like get away from me,
• 1:06:25
  get away from you? And by the way, guys, the rest of
• 1:06:29
  this episode will be commercial free, fantastic. What did you learn from the
• 1:06:35
  Guy Davis New Name Championship? That's what we learned. Forward your names will
• 1:06:41
  be the current leaderboard stands at this mister Davis, can you remember whos number
• 1:06:45
  one? I don't think it was Philip was a Philip jas number one.
• 1:06:51
  First position is Jared Hornby on nine points, Adamlehouse on eight points and second,
• 1:06:57
  and Clever Kyle and Phil Hawkins equal third on seven points. Take it
• 1:07:00
  away, okay, then one point goes too dearly debuted. Not bad.
• 1:07:06
  That is Talia Enriquez her first point for the season. Welcome back to the
• 1:07:12
  board. Good job Tellia. Two points for Bob the bewilder A man.
• 1:07:17
  Jared Horne is climing further away, now eleven points. At the moment as
• 1:07:20
  it currently stands, he's now on eleven points, three clear of Adam Willhouse,
• 1:07:24
  who's on eight points second, and who gets the three points. We
• 1:07:26
  see what happens when we give three points to six feet blunder. That is
• 1:07:33
  Oh no, it's another newbie to the leaderboard. It is Brian Hughes.
• 1:07:36
  Well, I'm Brian hugh'sy Hughes. Pretty sure Brian is a big fan of
• 1:07:41
  the south Park podcast. I believe. I'm pretty sure he's always saying south
• 1:07:45
  Park. That's that's my that's my thing, that's his jam, that's his
• 1:07:46
  jam. So he's just got three points. Well on, Brian, what
• 1:07:48
  a way to kick off, getting too leaboard three points well, straight out
• 1:07:51
  of the gate. So he's now somewhere three points with David Mott in the
• 1:07:58
  leaderboard, scattered down towards the bottom there, but first position now Jared Hornby
• 1:08:01
  three clear of the on top eleven points, Adam Morehouse on eight and second
• 1:08:06
  and clever Kyle Phil Hawkins on seven points each in third position. I think
• 1:08:11
  film's ever going to get that j back. Well, he's four points behind
• 1:08:15
  now. I feel like this was the first time in a long while he's
• 1:08:16
  never had points. I reckon the bum hoole. The enus enis will be
• 1:08:23
  sort of like what's it called when your you're nervous, you clenched, clenched?
• 1:08:27
  Yeah, but oh shit, I was wondering where you were going this.
• 1:08:29
  I was like, I was like doing the visual of the anus.
• 1:08:30
  I'm like, what does that mean? Butthole and aus a lot. Why,
• 1:08:35
  well, you know you mentioned it eating things later. That's true,
• 1:08:42
  salad fiend. I'll just let's just stop talking about that now. An episode
• 1:08:48
  that you know I probably would have ever review this, reviewed this again.
• 1:08:51
  The kids will eventually at some point, assuming but it was a terrible test.
• 1:08:56
  It was a week episode for Bob in My thing is when you've had
• 1:09:00
  things like Cape Fear and you know, the old ones in the nineties,
• 1:09:02
  it's hard. The Italian Bob was like two seasons ago, and it wasn't
• 1:09:06
  too bad that I pretty good, really enjoyed the Italian Bob. So this
• 1:09:10
  one was just a bit of a step down for sure. But the next
• 1:09:13
  episode of season nineteen we shall be reviewing will be Eternal Moonshine of The Simpson
• 1:09:15
  Mind. Fantastic episode. All right, I remember this it's a Christmas episode,
• 1:09:19
  but it's not Christmas e but I remember the ending being a great payoff.
• 1:09:24
  Well, we're going to be talking about it pretty soon, Yes,
• 1:09:26
  Eternal Moonshine of The Simpson Mind, cannot wait to review that one. Thank
• 1:09:30
  you again for all of your sport. He add four finger discant forget check
• 1:09:32
  out all over other podcasts here at the network, including a new show TV
• 1:09:35
  launch pod. We're about to record our review of the part of Lost part
• 1:09:40
  one, not part two, part one of a pilot of Lost. Very
• 1:09:43
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  on Patreon. But for now, mister Davis, any final words for those
• 1:09:53
  amazing listeners out there, We hope you've enjoyed listening to Dande One guy a
• 1:09:57
  veritable who's who of haha shipp