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Pop Culture Minisode (S2, E19 "Teach Me Tonight") · I Am All In with Scott Patterson

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Speaker 1: I am all in you, I am all in with
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Speaker 1: Scott Patterson and I heart radio podcast. Hey everybody, Scott
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Speaker 1: Patterson and this is a pop culture mini sold starring
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Speaker 1: Riley Pelusis. And we also have with us Amy Sugarman
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Speaker 1: and Danielle Romo, who has graced us with her presence.
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Speaker 1: Last week she had an appointment and could not be
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Speaker 1: with us for that pop culture episode right where were You? Well,
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Speaker 1: she understands that sometimes when she's not there, she has
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Speaker 1: much more fun on another podcast. She really can't stand
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Speaker 1: being here. Now I'm lying, she loves this one. Um. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: we're going to launch into another episode of pop culture. Uh,
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Speaker 1: Riley taking away this episode for pop Culture had so
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Speaker 1: many movies, So this is for episode nineteen, season two,
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Speaker 1: Episode nineteen, Teach me tonight. Um, just so many movies,
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Speaker 1: so strapping because you were in pain? She said, so
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Speaker 1: many movies and oh God. Alright. So first Lord Lion
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Speaker 1: Rory and Dosy's market and they see the new bag,
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Speaker 1: but boy Loya Li says, Taylor's ladder mysteriously disappears, suddenly
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Speaker 1: making Dean invaluable no matter what fancy tricks. Lawn Chaney Jr.
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Speaker 1: Over the over their polls and then he's like flipping
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Speaker 1: all the groceries and such. Lawn Chaney Jr. Is the
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Speaker 1: son of silent film director dramatic actor Lawn Cheney, known
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Speaker 1: as the Man of a Thousand Faces for his makeup
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Speaker 1: techniques and flair. Um Lawn Channey Jr. Knows known as
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Speaker 1: the Wolfman, Lenny of Mice and Men, and Frankenstein Monster,
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Speaker 1: which we all know now is the monster Um Dracula
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Speaker 1: frank seen Um. According to the Wolfman makeup artist Jack Pierced,
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Speaker 1: Wolfman makeup took a sixteen twenty two hours to apply,
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Speaker 1: which sometimes burned him. Can I tell you I did
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Speaker 1: a I played an alien um overlord who comes to
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Speaker 1: Earth to enslave all the tank Tanesese and alien nation
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Speaker 1: iteration of a Fox TV movie. And the makeup they
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Speaker 1: had to put on me and it does. It's medical
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Speaker 1: adhesive that they put around the top of your forehead
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Speaker 1: and the side like going down the side of your
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Speaker 1: ear two so they can glue on that that rubbery
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Speaker 1: fleshy helmet that they paint right to make you look
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Speaker 1: like an alien. And it takes, I mean it takes
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Speaker 1: forever to do that. I was there at three am
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Speaker 1: every morning and they and it does. It's like when
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Speaker 1: they use the medical adhesive it burns the skin and
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Speaker 1: then that it takes them less time to get it off.
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Speaker 1: And they have to use this lucian to melt the
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Speaker 1: medical adhesive to get it off, and it takes about
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Speaker 1: an hour to get it off at the end of
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Speaker 1: the day. But that was four That was three four
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Speaker 1: hours putting it on in the morning. Yeah, that's about
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Speaker 1: sixteen to twenty two. I mean, how do you mean
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Speaker 1: you better be like drugged to do that. I can't
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Speaker 1: do my makeup for more than five minutes, so I don't.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. Next up, Lordlie talks to Docie about
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Speaker 1: which movie was going to be played this year. Taylor says,
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Speaker 1: there's a line behind you. Lorly says, you chose The
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Speaker 1: Yearly Again, Taylor says it is a fine, wholesome motion picture,
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Speaker 1: moving story, lovely scenes of nature. The Yearling is a
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Speaker 1: film from Jane Wyman's daughter refused to speak for her
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Speaker 1: for her two weeks after she saw the film and
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Speaker 1: MGM's most successful film of however, because it costs nearly
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Speaker 1: four million dollars, why didn't someone speak to someone the
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Speaker 1: Jane Wyman's daughter, we don't know the details of the
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Speaker 1: film refused to speak to Is that because something dies,
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Speaker 1: someone dies an animal? That's a good question. Oh yeah,
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Speaker 1: I get right, probably right because Jane Wyman's character and
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Speaker 1: maybe have died, the great kid Riley Lacking. And I
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Speaker 1: know you're all going to email and say, you know,
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Speaker 1: it's like, what am I supposed to do? Like, I
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Speaker 1: don't even know what she's talking about. Don't even have
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Speaker 1: to tell him. Let us know on Instagram, they'll let
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Speaker 1: us know. They'll let us know totally. I think any
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Speaker 1: animal dies or something. I'm blurring this with old Yeller,
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Speaker 1: but like that's what I'm assuming. And Jane Wyman formerly
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Speaker 1: married to Ronald Reagan, right, yeah, why she really? I'm
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Speaker 1: pretty sure. Yeah, I think she was Ronald Reagan's first wife.
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Speaker 1: I'm checking that as you're checking. We'll move. Oh you
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Speaker 1: found it. That Ronnie. He just he was mover and
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Speaker 1: a shaker. She had a couple of those spouses, she did.
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Speaker 1: Jane Wyman had more husbands according to Google, Yes, five
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Speaker 1: total to be exactly five, Jane wan It seems like
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Speaker 1: Fred Carger was twice though, so people do that we'll
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Speaker 1: say four. Taylor did that too? Right? Right? Yeah. Jane
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Speaker 1: Wyman was married to President Ronald Reagan when he wasn't
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Speaker 1: president from forty to forty nine. He then married Nancy
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Speaker 1: in stayed married to her until until next Rory hangs
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Speaker 1: up with Christopher and Laura Lae deflects a conversation. Roy says, Okay,
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Speaker 1: you're gonna tell me what you're fighting about that keeps
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Speaker 1: you from talking to each other ever again. Laura Lee says,
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Speaker 1: what about desperately Seeking Susan? Roy says, what about my
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Speaker 1: mother's too? Laura Lisas never saw Angie Dickinson. Desperately Seeking
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Speaker 1: Susan was film starring Rosanna Arquette and Madonna. This was
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Speaker 1: Madonna's first film a major film role, but the original
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Speaker 1: plan was to give hold Goldie Hawn and Diane Keaton
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Speaker 1: star in the film. Campbell withdrew five thousand dollar sponsorship
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Speaker 1: because of the scene in which does tells Roberta that
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Speaker 1: she should not she should stop smoking. And Andie Dickinson
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Speaker 1: is known for her series on NBC called Policewoman, where
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Speaker 1: she played Detective Sergeant Pepper Anderson, which is why Laura
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Speaker 1: Lae refers to her like she's question he's questioning her.
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Speaker 1: I didn't get that. That's more of like a Colombo
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Speaker 1: line for me. Colombo never saw it. Colombo, you know,
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Speaker 1: because he was known as the bumbling Detective. I don't
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Speaker 1: associate Angie Dickinson with detective or anyway, go ahead that
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Speaker 1: I remember it. Remember. Merchandising for the series included a
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Speaker 1: posable Pepper Anderson action figure with accessory sets including outfits
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Speaker 1: and cartoon storyboards and moving on. Okay, this was quite
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Speaker 1: the dense pop culture scene. Rory and Laura Lee are
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Speaker 1: trying to choose a movie. Laura lisas the Wizard of Oz.
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Speaker 1: Roy says The Sting Laura Lee says Rocky. Roy says
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Speaker 1: Crimes and Misdemeanors Laura's Lari says The Singing Detective, where
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Speaker 1: he says that was a mini series or Lisa, so,
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Speaker 1: so it's six hours long? Good point? Oh I got it, Arthur, yes,
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Speaker 1: or Sophie's choice very similar. Oh man, I can't choose.
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Speaker 1: There's way too many good movies. The burden is overwhelming.
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Speaker 1: I'm sinking under the pressure. My grasp on reality is slipping.
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Speaker 1: I can't do it. Oh hey, how about Cabin boy,
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Speaker 1: did you did you did you see did you see
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Speaker 1: Crimes and Misdemeanors? Did anybody did you see that film? Martin?
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Speaker 1: You didn't see Crimes and Misdemeanors Martin Martin Landau, Angelica Houston.
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Speaker 1: Martin Landau is a really high end Denniston, West Westchester County,
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Speaker 1: and he's having an affair with Angelica Houston and then
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Speaker 1: he and then he tries to dump her and any
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Speaker 1: and then he hires a hit band to kill her.
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Speaker 1: And I saw fatal Attraction. This was a little more subtle.
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Speaker 1: Nobody's boiling any animals, and you know this was this
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Speaker 1: was a different This was more psychological, even though that
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Speaker 1: was that was the movies I hadn't seen. I do
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Speaker 1: think I saw Cabin the Sting, that the brilliant Paul Newman,
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Speaker 1: But you didn't see the Sting? Was that Robert Redford?
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Speaker 1: And my love for them both is so mad together
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Speaker 1: they are highly recommend to everybody listening. Just google Robert Redford.
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Speaker 1: Sure did you say shirtless? And I just went okay, well,
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Speaker 1: uh so rattling these off quickly. We've already talked about
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Speaker 1: Wizard of Oz released total made five dollars a week,
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Speaker 1: and the term tornado was a thirty five ft long
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Speaker 1: Muslim stocking spun around among miniatures of a Kansas farm
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Speaker 1: and fields and dusty atmosphere, which I think just a
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Speaker 1: hilarious vis roll there the staying Robert Redford didn't see
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Speaker 1: the movie until June two four. It was released in
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Speaker 1: nineteen seventy three. The movie was filmed on the back
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Speaker 1: law of virtual studios, and the diner in which Hooker
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Speaker 1: meets Lonegan is the same diner interior used to Back
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Speaker 1: to the Future when which Marty McFly first meets his father,
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Speaker 1: um Rocky. We've talked about Rocky prior to his breakthrough
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Speaker 1: role in the film. Sylvester salone earned thirty six dollars
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Speaker 1: a week as an usher and the first It's the
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Speaker 1: first sports film to win an Academy Award for Best
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Speaker 1: Picture and the single most expensive cost on film was makeup,
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Speaker 1: which makes sense with all the prosthetics, crimes and misdemeanors.
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Speaker 1: Nine film, directed and starring Woody Allen and Martin Landau
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Speaker 1: Um Woody has over twenty four OSCAR nominations and four winds.
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Speaker 1: The original title was Brothers, but had to change it
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Speaker 1: because there was sitcom of that name. The same name
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Speaker 1: The Singing Detective as a BBC one mini series lasted
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Speaker 1: six so it's Sir Michael Gambon regularly spent up to
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Speaker 1: six hours getting his flaky skin makeup applied. Arthur was
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Speaker 1: one film about a playboy billionaire Arthur played by Dudley
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Speaker 1: more than classic film Classic What was it is? Sir
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Speaker 1: John Gilgood as Hobbes, right, he was Hobson. Hobson, He
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Speaker 1: played Hobsons. Would you like me to walsh you? That's
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Speaker 1: what um. The film did a lot of research into
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Speaker 1: a billionaire spend their money on these days. Arthur's magnetic
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Speaker 1: floating bed is one such thing. It really exists and
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Speaker 1: costs about one point five million dollars. Next up, we
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Speaker 1: have Sophie's Choice. Meryl Street begged the director for this role,
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Speaker 1: literally on our hands and knees. It's been told Martha
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Speaker 1: Keller and Streisan both tried to win the role as well,
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Speaker 1: and she Meryl Streep is related to the founder of Pennsylvania.
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Speaker 1: Wanting to watch this movie, but it seems like I
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Speaker 1: might just cry. Yes that talked about this movie. I
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Speaker 1: have avoided this film as well for the same reason. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: it feels pain. Oh, it feels like a journey to
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Speaker 1: go down. I watched it was on like HBO or
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Speaker 1: one of those shot times the other day until I
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Speaker 1: watched Hearts, and then I started reading about it, and
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Speaker 1: then I just was like, I'm not ready for this. Um.
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Speaker 1: Next up we have Cabin Boy. Movie started Chris Elliott,
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Speaker 1: who works take a total breaks. David Letterman was in it,
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Speaker 1: then it's a fine film. If David Letterman appears, all right.
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Speaker 1: Next up we have a really fun one, Laura licens.
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Speaker 1: If we take off Flitch and Urban Cowboy, we still
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Speaker 1: have seventy five possibilities. Rory says, how are we going
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Speaker 1: to pick just one? Lass? I don't know. Maybe we
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Speaker 1: should do like a movie marathon weekend, you know, just
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Speaker 1: show one movie one after the other three days and
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Speaker 1: a charge everyone of fortune, gouge them of bottled water.
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Speaker 1: Have those really discussing bathrooms? Would be like our own
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Speaker 1: Woodstock so Fletch Classic Chevy Chase has mentioned interviews that
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Speaker 1: Fletches his favorite of his movies because it gave him
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Speaker 1: the opportunity to be himself. I tell you what, Just
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Speaker 1: to interject here quite briefly, and I'll let you get
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Speaker 1: going again, Riley, But how many of you on this
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Speaker 1: panel today you have used that line? And Fletch just
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Speaker 1: put it on the Underhills bill one night, thank you,
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Speaker 1: thank you very much. I have I have done that
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Speaker 1: one night, batter Moon River just put it. In an interview,
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Speaker 1: Chevy Chase stated that the makeup department let him keep
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Speaker 1: the fake teeth that he used for Gordon Lady, a
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Speaker 1: jet engine repairman. Tremendious amount of good. Chase said that
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Speaker 1: gunk philthy just tremendous amount of gunk, really good, So
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Speaker 1: five stars, all right, thank you, thank you, Chase. Jemmy
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Speaker 1: Chase said that he's the fake teeth one in public,
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Speaker 1: so most people wouldn't recognize him. How could you not?
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Speaker 1: Next up is Urban Cowboy, starring John Travolta. The soundtrack
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Speaker 1: album was a major hit. It sold several million copies
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Speaker 1: and with songs like looking for Love? Can I Have
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Speaker 1: this Dance? And all that I'm looking for Love? Is amazing?
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Speaker 1: And I don't want to make this about me, but
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Speaker 1: there is no celebrity that people tell me I look
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Speaker 1: more like than Deborah Winger in Urban Cowboy. I don't
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Speaker 1: I do see it? I do I do see the
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Speaker 1: bone structure. Yes, literally brought me on the street. So here,
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Speaker 1: it's so weird. Did they ever stop you on the side,
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Speaker 1: So only when you were in the street, only in
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Speaker 1: the middle of the middle of the street. So they
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Speaker 1: stop and say the hell out of the middle of
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Speaker 1: the street, Debra Winger, and I always was like thank you. Um.
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Speaker 1: Patsy Swayze Patrick Swayze's mother taught John Travolta how to
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Speaker 1: do the two step for this movie. And the prison
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Speaker 1: rodeo scene was authentic and was shot in actual prison
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Speaker 1: in Texas. The prison held a rodeo from one to
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Speaker 1: nine UM. The last references here is Woodstock, which is
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Speaker 1: held from August fifteen to the eighteenth and nine. Four
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Speaker 1: thousand people attended and was held forty miles outside of Woodstock,
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Speaker 1: New York. This is where Jimmie Hendricks played the Star
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Speaker 1: Spangled banner and some called it the greatest moment of
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Speaker 1: the sixteen Can you name the owner of the land
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Speaker 1: of the farm who allowed Woodstock to be absolutely not?
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Speaker 1: What's his name? No idea, I'll give you a clue,
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Speaker 1: come on, come on, Max Yasgar. No, but did he
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Speaker 1: get a lot of money? Probably I'm thinking he did
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Speaker 1: pretty well. You know, I don't even know that was
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Speaker 1: like I just or even knew that was owned. By
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Speaker 1: the time we got two wood Stuff, they were half
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Speaker 1: a million strong. Everywhere there was a a song in a celebration. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: it's very soothing, It's what a great lovely I recommend
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Speaker 1: anybody to watch the Woodstock movie. If it's a documentary,
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Speaker 1: it's a fantastic film. It's the best one of I
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Speaker 1: think maybe one of the best American documentaries ever made.
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Speaker 1: That Woodstock documentary is just iconic. Anyway, Kirk and Laurel
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Speaker 1: are in the diner. When he comes up to ask
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Speaker 1: her about movies, Kirk says, it's true. Don't get me wrong.
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Speaker 1: I love the blue collar work. I enjoyed the play
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Speaker 1: of every Man, but as much as the mail letter
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Speaker 1: delivered and the DSL line installed in the latest j
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Speaker 1: Lo flick rented films with me of the deep sense
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Speaker 1: of pride in my soul. I am a Kirakura Sawa.
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Speaker 1: First of all, I just literally watched a j Low flick.
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Speaker 1: I watched that which one do you watch? Marry me?
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Speaker 1: Love the wedding Wedding planner, but literally says seven Samurai.
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Speaker 1: Great movie, Kirk says, excuse me, Laura Lee says Seven Samurai.
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Speaker 1: Krik says, I'm sorry, I don't. Akira Kurosawa directed seven Samurai.
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Speaker 1: It's a great Japanese movie. Japanese movie. No, I'm sorry,
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Speaker 1: I have the wrong person. Who's the guy who directed
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Speaker 1: those Facts of Life? I don't. Oh my god, Speaking
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Speaker 1: of Facts of Life, let me tell you guys something.
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Speaker 1: Robin Thick's mother is the singer Gloria Loren, So his
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Speaker 1: dad is Al and then the mom is Gloria loren who.
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Speaker 1: Gloria had like one hit in the eighties, but with
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Speaker 1: Alan Thick, she wrote the theme song to Facts of Life.
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Speaker 1: Come on and Robin Thick, You guys, Robin Thick performs
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Speaker 1: like a stripped down Robin Thickey sexy version of the
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Speaker 1: Facts of Life theme song and the Different Strokes theme song.
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Speaker 1: And I'm telling you, guys, it is so so you're
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Speaker 1: so riley. You're getting to the punch line of this
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Speaker 1: whole of Syracuse. I don't think that you set up
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Speaker 1: for ten minutes and then get sidetracked here these this
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Speaker 1: pop Colder episode, these like long scripts going on about
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Speaker 1: the movie. So it's it's long setup, so thanks for
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Speaker 1: sticking with me through it all. I'm here, I'm here,
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Speaker 1: I'm hanging on by thread. What's the punch line? Kirk says,
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Speaker 1: A sad Klata. Sorry in my soul. I know, I
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Speaker 1: am a sad Kolata. You got the name wrong. That
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Speaker 1: was one of the best lines. See that's that scene
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Speaker 1: cap That was great. Yes it was seven. Samurai is
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Speaker 1: a film from the writer and director Akira Kurosawa to
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Speaker 1: designed a registry for all one and one residents of
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Speaker 1: the village, creating a family tree to help his extras
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Speaker 1: build the characters and relationships with each other. I know
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Speaker 1: and uh. It's often credited as the first modern action movie.
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Speaker 1: Asad Kolata is a TV director who has directed hundred
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Speaker 1: seventeen episodes and proves fifty episodes of different shows like
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Speaker 1: Who's the Boss, Sister Sister in Facts Life Next Up.
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Speaker 1: Loral Li says, what, well, what kind of movie is it?
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Speaker 1: Kirk says, Oh, you mean, is it blue? No? Perfectly pg.
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Speaker 1: Lor Lie says, uh, huh, Kirk, it's not exactly babe.
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Speaker 1: It's more like babe too. When he's describing his film
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Speaker 1: that he wants to present. What is babe? I never
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Speaker 1: talk pigs. I never saw these films. It just was
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Speaker 1: it James Cromwell and was co starring with a pig. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I just I never. Oh my god, that's like saying
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Speaker 1: you've never seen Cinderella. Well, I know I'm gonna do
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Speaker 1: this weekend huh facts of Life. And we've actually previously
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Speaker 1: talked about Babe on this podcast. But did you know
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Speaker 1: that USA pork sales dropped after the movie came out,
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Speaker 1: which makes sense because, like because the pig, they humanize
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Speaker 1: the pig to the point where people fell in love
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Speaker 1: with the pig. Yeah. Can't you imagine eating a blowny sandwich?
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Speaker 1: You're a hot dog anymore. I would love if somebody
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Speaker 1: could come up with a way to make bacon healthy
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Speaker 1: but also delery bacon. Yeah they have, they have, They
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Speaker 1: have managed to do that, but like real bacon, but
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Speaker 1: make it healthy. Bacon is turkey bacon. The reason bacon
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Speaker 1: tastes so good is because the fat content, and you
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Speaker 1: take that out. Yeah, of course take out the good stuff. Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I love bacon, but I like turkey bacon. Jess says, okay,
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Speaker 1: well I'll be right over here. When you are you know.
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Speaker 1: I never took you for a bacon eater. I thought
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Speaker 1: you were. I just never amy. I never took you
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Speaker 1: for a bacon eater. Oh thank you? Yeah what I am?
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Speaker 1: I love bacon. I love a blt. It's like the
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Speaker 1: best whoever, no doubt. But I always thank you for
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Speaker 1: a healthy You think I's like a vegetarian. Yeah, nope, really,
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Speaker 1: but I'm googling turkey bacon and I'm not sure you
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Speaker 1: guys are correct. Seems not good, Yeah, don't. I don't know.
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Speaker 1: I think that content is significantly lower in turkey bacon
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Speaker 1: content fat content, same calories, same fat, same stoked sodium. No, girl, yeah, girl,
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Speaker 1: I'm reading the internet right now. It's all like you've
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Speaker 1: been sold everything. You got to be careful. Bacon is
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Speaker 1: highly addictive. Crispy bacon. Yeah, I don't need a lot
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Speaker 1: of bacon, but you could eat a whole plateful. Oh actually,
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Speaker 1: I lie. I eat a breakfast sand which like once
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Speaker 1: a week with bacon, maybe even twice a week. Wait,
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Speaker 1: I'm reading the internet too, and it says turkey bacon
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Speaker 1: has slightly fewer calories and fat than pork bacon and
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Speaker 1: can be a healthier option for people in special diets
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Speaker 1: or who can't? What are you reading that? From Turkey
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Speaker 1: Bacon lovers dot com, healthline dot com continuous The debate
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Speaker 1: is not the Turkey sales are going to go down
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Speaker 1: after this podcast. It really is a heated debate. I
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Speaker 1: see it, I see both ways. Yeah, it's a back
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Speaker 1: and forth like Luke versus loreli At. Yeah, it's a
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Speaker 1: hot You know we're gonna we're starting a national conversation.
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Speaker 1: We need to put a pole up like who won
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Speaker 1: the fight? Luke Laurel or pork bag Neither because love
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Speaker 1: lost that evening. I don't know if you remember this
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Speaker 1: from a few days ago, but so next we're going
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Speaker 1: to round out with this pop culture with a buying
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Speaker 1: or in a bop or did you oh, did you
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Speaker 1: do an accent banging? A bob just says okay, well,
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Speaker 1: I'll be right over there when you are. I just
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Speaker 1: can't wait for that learning to begin. Hey, are we
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Speaker 1: going to do some of those schoolhouse rock songs? What's
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Speaker 1: your favorite schoolhouse rock? I'm just a bills a lot,
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Speaker 1: just a bill. I also loved we the people in
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Speaker 1: order to form a more perfect union. And the one
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Speaker 1: little factoid for this this show was made for kids,
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Speaker 1: but at least one instance, the cartoon's got a little risque,
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Speaker 1: which one of the shot heard around the world. A
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Speaker 1: group of diverse cartoon characters gather into a space around
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Speaker 1: the country, and but at least one lady in southern
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Speaker 1: California is completely nude. What we have to do a
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Speaker 1: like a slow mode. I do just know, I remember,
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Speaker 1: I'm just a bill. I'm sitting here on Capital Hill.
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Speaker 1: David McCall's son was struggling with multiplication, but I had
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Speaker 1: no problem memorizing Rolling Stones songs fascinating Roy goes, do
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Speaker 1: not give me that whole I'm misunderstood Kurt Cobae anything.
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Speaker 1: You're way stronger than that, and I don't even want
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Speaker 1: to hear it. You have you have to go to college,
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Speaker 1: just as so Courtney. What about you say? What about me?
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Speaker 1: Kurt Ovain is the lead singer of Nirvana who died
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Speaker 1: at the age of twenty seven. Very sadly. Kurt never
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Speaker 1: had a relationship with the media and would often try
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Speaker 1: times try to distance himself, which is what Rory's referencing
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Speaker 1: here with being misunderstood, um, which Jess kind of is
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Speaker 1: in the town anyways, Before Nirvana. He was a band
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Speaker 1: called Fecal Matter. It takes me back to that bowl
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Speaker 1: of peanuts, remember when Emily and Lorela went to that bar.
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Speaker 1: Courtney Love was married to Kurt Cobain for two years
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Speaker 1: before his death. She was offered a villain roll of
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Speaker 1: Madison Lee's and Charlie's Angels Full Throttle and the role
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Speaker 1: and said went to Demi Moore, whoa that's going to
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Speaker 1: A little long, but good. No, it's okay, it's okay,
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