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Episode 243: McKay & Mrs. Miller (SGA 3.08) · Get Into Gate: A Stargate Podcast

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  Get in Agate episode two hundred and forty four talking Stargate Atlantis. This week,
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  my name is Mitch, joining me once again, Maddie, I'm eating
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  a lolly. Hey, Prarie, that's okay, keep it. This is
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  not the only time his mouth's been ford since we've been in here in this
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  podcast. You never know, Hey, Craig, Hey, I'm back.
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  Hey. Yeah, two times at a row. You've gotta like punch that
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  card, right, because you know when you're every fifth one? Yeah,
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  right, yeah, you get I don't know what you're going to get.
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  We'll give you, throw you some nach or something. Angel I think that's
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  ten, Okay, I thought that's for the drive home. Well, only
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  when you get ten, you gotta punch you punch your card enough. How
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  the episodes have I done? Now? This would probably be my tenth episode.
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  See, he's angling for a bloody hand job, these freaking army guys.
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  No ten in a row, you gotta do ten in a row.
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  Ten in a row. Yeah, it's gonna be ten in a row.
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  Okay. That's why I was following Mitchenee in the lift on the way out,
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  because we've always geen them way more than ten in a row. Well,
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  we cheat because we also go and do get into gig stuff together.
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  Yeah, so like you know, just to like speed up the process and
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  Maddie and I, well, we did ten episodes in a row of true,
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  that's true. True. We didn't establish the hand job rule for that
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  podcast. Do we have to establish it? It's just implied. Really okay,
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  all right, Brendan's not here again this week, but just the empty
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  chick. I mean the fact that we're less than two minutes in and there's
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  already this much talk about what we've spoken about. I mean, Jesus Christ.
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  Someone messaged me actually from that listens to the podcast. I can't remember
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  what it was. It was a while ago, and they were like,
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  there are too many dick jokes when you're on Craig. I'm like, what,
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  the limit does not exist? I'm like, I'm not the one that
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  generally does all the dick jokes. The difference is is you're the one Yours
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  are not like tame enough that they get left in whereas Brendan's end up on
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  the cutting room floor because they are so filthy that Mitch is like, I
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  can't, I can't let that one go out. I remember going to either
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  you've either got to go less or you've gotta go harder. Okay, pun
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  intender, and then you know the ratio will even out, all right,
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  McKay and missus Miller. The one that I have been hearing about for quite
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  some time. It's a pretty simple synopsis in front of me, because I
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  don't have my sitting in front of me, even though I do think,
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  unlike last week, this one is actually my gosh, I could have walked
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  downstairs and got now, but you didn't even have to walk down the stairs.
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  Elbows working still sixty forty clag over here. You know, I'm go
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  wear my clag t shirt at some point. So Rodney's sister is brought to
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  Atlantis to make use of one of his theories that is not just according to
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  IMDb. Directed by Martin Wood. If you don't mind this one, yeah,
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  it's Martin Squared. Writer Martin Guiro, director Martin. Would you need
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  one Martin to cancel the other one out? Yeah? You know, Oh,
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  trust me, mate, we'll get there. Okay, hang on,
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  let me just pull out the audio else and have a look at Maddy.
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  He's got his store for us. Oh my goodness, there is seven pieces
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  of audio. I guess we can just keep quiet then not required this week.
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  Yeah, this was an interesting one. Is the first time Atlantis watcher
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  myself. The way that it starts, and it's just the cold open in
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  the in the sister's house, right, Carter's house. Actually that was Carter's
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  house from yeah, when all was talking her back with a weird, weirdly
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  placed fridge, microwave, microwave adult all them, yeah, all of the
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  Okay, so I don't have the same interior, but it was the same
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  exterior shot, right, Yeah, I mean, who knows that she might
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  have picked there might have been a real estate sort of exchange between seasons,
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  because in universe, Carter lives in Colorado, and and and Genie lives in
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  Canada. Oh right, she's Canadian, that's what. When when is it
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  Carter shows up at the front door, She's got like two Canadian officials,
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  two mounties due south because because obviously in Canada she's got no no authority,
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  so they've got to be there to like give her authority. Yeah, but
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  in a real country, it's the superior of the two North Americas. Yeah,
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  look, I've got to be the Canadian blood in me. I'm not
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  gonna lie has some America. He's still saying that, and I'm over here
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  as Australian staying neutral. You know, we're all a bunch of white guys,
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  so trace it back far enough. And another gay with a pud that's
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  just sorry. Have you that series that guy on in I've only seen me
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  Instagram. Sure it's in TikTok, but that every dude with on Facebook right,
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  Okay, he might see it in about three months? Have you seen
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  that? Did you see it three months ago? Maddie the guy that everything?
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  Because I'm on TikTok like, I'm like, I mean next future weaker
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  Duck and Duck and Duck. Yeah, I should get that bit. It'll
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  make Brendan happy every time you say it on TikTok because I'm like, I
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  guess we'll see it in a couple of weeks, because you are absolutely right.
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  But yeah, that that series that got every dude with a podcast out?
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  Can I blow your mind right now? And just says I was watching
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  that Cole the other night. Sarah has there in bed and she listens to
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  this guy goes, how do we like, how do we know what the
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  weather's going to be? Like, you know, clearly it's because the weather
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  has happened like that before, something like you know, just dumb ship,
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  you know, like that thinking, you have a think about it. You
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  write that down, write that down. And Sarah's like, what what's that
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  guy talking about? That's why we have experts And I'm like, no,
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  no, he's taking the piss out of like faux experts on on podcast.
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  Don't She's like, oh, once you get that, it's a joke.
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  It's hilarious, but it's almost it's too real. Yeah that you're you laugh
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  at it until about halfway and you're like, oh, I've listened to stuff
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  like this. Yeah. Oh, where we're a bunch of white, thirty
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  year old guys with a podcast. We are so well, we are almost
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  forty year old guys. We have we are, but then we you guys
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  can say that you are old Menah, I'm thirty seven for another two months.
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  Yeah, but you know, then we go, hey, we're going
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  to have a podcast talking about a twenty year old sci fi television show,
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  but then start off the first six minutes of every episode talking about dicks.
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  So we're not we're not subscribed, but you can't put us in a box.
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  Yeah, we're not. You can't put those dicks in a box.
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  I wish that song to play right now. One of the ones that the
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  one that attacked me personally was the moment was just like, why does why
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  does every every white guy instead of getting therapy just start a podcast instead?
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  And then replies, which was great, was the same women in the same
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  reason instead of women getting a job an only fan, it's a free for
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  all. Everyone's a victim. Now we are a douchey white guy podcast.
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  Anyway, So Jeannie is his real life sister. Yes, yeah, So
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  when I saw her name and the credits kill it and I'm like, hmmm,
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  whife or sister wife or sister life? I told you last week,
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  mother, well it would be less. It'd be less because I'm like,
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  well, no, I guess it's a real life sister. But like you
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  know those other ones that reverse where like in Dexter, wasn't it when they
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  brother and sister on screen and then or whatever? It was weird? Yeah?
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  Yeah, but then they then have some weird relationship. I haven't seen
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  Dexter her, So his sister on screen, he gets married to her in
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  real life. But then towards the last few seasons they actually break up in
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  real life, so that would have been awkward as how Gilmore Girls star Lauren
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  Graham You Got a Button moved on to parenthood and that was playing siblings with
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  Brian Krause on that show, and they were dating in real life while they
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  were playing brother and sister on television. Brian, is he the rookie records?
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  I was going to say that dirty sexy money? Is that the girl
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  say it louder and slower? Never heard of it? Never heard of it?
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  Rauk k r a U s E. That is not the guy I'm
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  thinking of. You want a little bit of trivia about brothers and sisters and
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  TV shows? So in Game of Thrones, Alfie Allen, he was what's
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  the name Alan's Yeah, so she was originally going to play his sister in
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  the show. Lily Allen was because he grabbed her tit out and was finger
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  banging her. She just was like, whoa what did you say? The
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  actor's name was Brian Krause? Are this guy's name is Peter Krauss k k
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  R a U s C or something k R a U s E. The
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  brother alive. That's a great show there by the way, Brothers and Sisters,
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  Yeah, fantastic. Sorry, I got my I got my family.
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  Drama shows confused. Yep, it's all connected, guys. It's like a
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  web, like like that fantastic Madam Web film. It's all just a big
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  web of connected I haven't seen that yet, neither neither is a lot of
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  people that it's God that is. I want to see it, though.
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  I want to see Sidney Sweeney on screen. Calm down, back to your
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  other back to your other crash, Kate Hewlett. Actually, I really find
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  Katie Hewlett really attractive. That's fair enough. Uh, this is where I'm
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  going to begin the dark dive. We all know my feelings about Martin Giro.
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  He's just just a waste of oxygen. I really enjoy this episode.
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  But what am I going to present to you the court is anything you like
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  about this episode was not Martin Geiro's idea Exhibit A. There we go,
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  Kate Hewlett. So I guess we should tell a story about how this whole
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  idea came up. David, when we were writing a hot Zone, I
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  had written this monologue that he's about to die. He's like, I have
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  this brother who lives in such We're not close, which I wrote because I
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  have a brother and you know, I'm not very imaginative. So and he
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  said, listen, can we make it a sister because I actually have a
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  sister and she's an actress and it'd be great to see he and I was
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  like, sure, but you know, your sister's probably never been good,
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  so that's never gonna happen. And then we were continuing in letters from Pegasus,
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  and then I saw a play directed by this man right here, mister
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  Brendan gall who's been a close friend, the guy that plays a husband,
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  and it was starring right there, Kate Hewlett and I didn't even really put
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  it together, and Kate was fantastic. And I told Brennan. I was
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  like, oh my god. And he's like, yeah, well that's that's
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  a that's David's sister. And I said, holy crap. And Carl David
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  and said, we have to do an episode with your sister. So it
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  wasn't that my no, no, no. Devin Hughle had that idea two
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  seasons ago, and then he went no, obviously not. He went and
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  saw a play done by his mate and went, oh, she's really good.
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  Oh, that's her. Okay, now we can do an episode.
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  Wasn't she in a movie with David as well, Dog's Breakfast? I think
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  not the Elevator one. I know that was the title. Who's the title?
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  She means, Okay, sorry, just to you know, go back
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  just while you look that up close. The loop on the on the Madam
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  Web thing on like the day after release. So I'm just going back through
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  my text messages from mates from last week. It was an Apple News spotlight
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  bitter news quote, a notoriously foul piece of work, end quote, shocking
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  superhero movie quote, hates itself is a flop for the ages. I'm like,
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  oh my god, that is I saw that gazy boiler alert. I
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  saw something today that suggests it's actually good at Dog's Breakfast, and it's it's
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  Becky. I think maybe we've shared that person. I have seen this movie
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  that's pretty good. I'm told, I don't know if it's true or not.
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  Less than about thirty seconds of them in their actual costumes. I saw
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  a tweet that said because it was before it even opened in cinema, so
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  it was obviously a reviewer, and they said it was a picture of Sidney
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  Sweeney and her costume and it's yeah, and it said these costumes see less
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  time than Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl. Yeah, that was like fifty
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  three seconds or something. And apparently not a single web shot in the entire
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  film, I'm told until Maddie sees it in the cinema, so that I
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  can't wait to see. Oh my god, it literally called Madam Webb not
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  as single and four five including the villain, five spider themed main characters.
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  So none of them were smart enough to create webshooters? Or are we in
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  like the Toby universe where they have? Wouldn't we know? Because no one
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  apparently nobody. We'll find out, We'll find it, we watch it.
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  Yeah, so yeah, and I will go into it objectively. Really honestly,
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  I would love nothing more than to come out and be the only guy
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  that likes What are you guys talking about? This was excellent? Yeah?
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  Okay, did anyone notice that when Rodney walks the sorry Sam, Rodney walks
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  down the ramp into the Stargate command. Yeah, behind Sam and he's checking
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  her ASTs out. Oh my god, again he just got to stop Pegasus
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  Project. A few weeks ago, I Carumba I think she kind of notices
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  as well. It was like a little bit of a yeah, well she
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  noticed in Pegasus's project and didn't really let him get away with there. I
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  actually always forget that Carter's in this in this episode. Oh really? Yeah,
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  for some reason. I always just because I'm always focused on, Oh,
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  it's Kate, Kate's gonna be in this episode. Great, and then
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  I always just forget that the demand is there as well. It's still funny
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  how it hits me as a viewer though, because I watched that episode of
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  this episode, when I watched last week's SG one episode and then back to
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  back and see watching an episode with Carda in her own show, and then
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  straight in hit play on Atlantis and Carter shows up, and I'm like,
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  oh my god, Carda's here. It's like, dude, what it feels
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  because it's on Earth, it feels like an SG one episode. I shouldn't
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  be surprised. The aesthetic, like it didn't even throw me off, like
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  this is Atlantis? What am I watching? It? Just it flowed on
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  from the last episode, so I still felt like I was in the SG
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  one world. But something in the back of my mind was like, it's
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  Atlantis and then Carter shows up and it was like, oh my god,
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  there's a cameo I've been waiting for for ten years, Like, no,
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  dude, that's yeah, don't do that. And she's done like more cameos
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  in this show than anyone else. I think she's been in every season so
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  far. Like her and Walter just like yeah, usually just punching their cards.
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  Yeah. I gotta say though, when Rodney does show up at Kate's
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  house, oh, sorry, at Jeanie's house, that's got to be the
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  cheapest bunch of flowers I've ever seen in my entire life. Yeah, just
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  like three wilted dandelions and a daisy wrapped in butcher his paper. Yeah.
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  Yeah, its like garden flowers. Yeah, and the paper is actually was
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  eating a sandwich on the way there and the wrapper over and wrapped it around.
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  It's like a McDonald's wrapper. Yeah. And it's only because like Horton's,
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  the s O that was driving him to the to the location was like,
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  you didn't bring her flowers? And he's like, am I supposed to?
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  But we get the classic Rodney being terrible with children as his niece hugs
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  his legs. What is this. How's her first ballet recital next Tuesday?
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  She's four? How good could she possibly be? And look to be fair?
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  Sometimes sometimes when Mitchell had like Mitchell has a lot of ship on his
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  plate, I think a lot of children, both correct, both correct,
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  you know, so it never bothers. It's about four in his hounds.
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  One of them's curved. For Christ's sake, that curve one broke because of
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  the four kids too much, Pepper Peggy when I'm out, Yeah, yeah,
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  we want Bluey. You know. Mischa's got all on his plate.
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  So I always give him just infinite slack when stuff comes up. That's got
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  his priority. His family's got to be a priority. But every now and
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  then the Rodney inside me when he says, oh, he can't do something
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  because he's got to go and take his kids to do something, I'm just
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  like, I'm Rodney, being like, they're four. What are they to
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  know the difference? You could tell them you did it yesterday and they believe
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  I'm an uncle and not a farm. My third boy turned two when I
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  was in Disneyland with my brother, and I was so there for four days
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  going through Star Wars Land Galaxy's Edge while my boy turned to there for four
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  days. Yeah. I flew in Monday, left Friday night. My phomo
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  must have been so intense at that point, because that felt like you guys
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  were gone for like two weeks. I had so much fomo. Yeah.
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  One of the reasons why I went last year because I blew out like late
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  late Monday, you know, like ten pm, but arrived, you know,
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  like mid afternoon Monday, and I was I didn't go to the park,
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  but I was like in the vicinity and have eating at their restaurants.
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  It doesn't make sense now having been there, it's like, yeah, four
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  days is more than enough to see both you spent two days into the Indiana
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  Jones Ride and a couple other Well, you can't mention that around me because
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  it broke down twice the day I was there. Very sorry, so but
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  yeah, all day Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and half of Friday,
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  most of Friday, so we really missed out. Yeah, cab, I
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  was there three days, and I spent most of my third day by myself
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  in Star Wars Land, just by myself, you just drinking my blue milk.
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  And then I got a costed by stormtroopers because I was wearing my rebel
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  T shirt, like my Phoenix Squadron T shirt, and they like accosted me
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  and made me like show them my real ID and stuff like that was fantastic.
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  It's very good. Yeah, this is where we're get in trouble for
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  talking too much Star Wars. I need to get it. I don't have
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  a but on of a button. Let's talk a little star Trek need to
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  bounce that far back cow. So that can't be good for you. Now,
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  don't worry about I've done dozens of times. Yeah, she's married and
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  he's my sister. I'm just saying, yeah, no, I know exactly
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  what you're doing. That look before any any comments, Brennan, any any
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  thoughts about about that? No? What about the fact that we had to
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  wait? That scene was a full sixteen minutes into the episode before we finally
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  got to see the glorious weir, you know, just welcoming. Did he
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  just say we had to we had to wait sixteen doing Actually I'm waiting,
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  but like just you know, it's a safe space matter. You don't need
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  to throw out crazy terms like I feel I'm just I'm just I can feel
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  it. Brennan's he's hitching like he's sorry. Okay, just because Brendan's out
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  here, I'll just throw that out there. Just know, if you're listening
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  to this, as Brennan's listening to this, I'm getting abusive texts. Just
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  no, he works out. Yeah, he won't do immediate releases. He'll
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  bottle this ship upload on you next week, he's yeah, and then he'll
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  get angry at it. He's editing something together as we speak, isn't it.
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  Yeah, Brennan cook, let him cook. You mentioned maybe last week,
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  maybe the start of this episode, you weren't sure about the reference for
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  the name of this episode. Yeah, yeah, missus missus Miller. Yeah,
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  McKay and missus Miller. That is a reference to the nineteen seventy one
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  Warren Beatty, who's obviously was in the news a couple of years ago for
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  his fantastic oscar. Yeah. Paul Bastard, Yeah, he did a western
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  in nineteen seventy one called McCabe and Missus Miller. Oh so it's a play
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  on that. Yeah, So obviously McKay McCabe and then they just went,
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  well, we'll give her the last name Miller. Missus Miller. Is that
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  title? That's fun Okay, I didn't pick up on what her name was,
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  and then come the end of the episode, I'm like, oh,
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  do I have to really go back through the last thirty six minutes to look
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  for the reference. So I just assumed that her married name was Miller.
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  But I like the idea that, you know, he pulls her, Hey,
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  look, you know you've you went a little bit mercury rising there and
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  you figured something out and the government or onto it, and you know,
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  with fingerpeats and by the way, uh yeah, I know. I've been
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  missing an absent brother and uncle brother in Laura and all this stuff a couple
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  of years. So yeah, and I'm in another galaxy. So and she's
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  like laughing him off, and he's like, okay, fine, whizzes her
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  up to like space in orbit on a ship and oh, okay, this
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  is all real, tells her everything then goes back down. She told the
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  husband, told her husband, but he didn't know that she told the husband.
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  So when he's like, I can't believe he let you leave, and
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  she's like, well, yeah, once I told him, you told him,
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  Like just the idea. She couldn't keep the secret for an hour.
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  I feel like, isn't that that thing. I know it's maybe not maybe
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  it's not a thing in Canada, but now it's the thing in the States
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  where it's like you're covered under privilege with your spouse, like in terms of
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  if there was any kind of legal Yeah, they can't be forced to Yeah,
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  your spouse can't testify against you because it's Yeah, it's it's like doctor
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  patient confidence jality. I dont think that works on top secret government projects,
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  mate, where where they can they're willing, they're willing off to quintamea Bay
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  and you're like, but I'm married to them, Like, oh, I'm
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  so so take our extreme apologies. Take it up with that pavement pizza reporter
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  from like season three of s G one. Meredith Meredith, Meredith, Meredith,
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  Rodney McKay thoughts Mitchell. When that was mentioned, I was like,
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  Okay, I feel like there's been many things unsaid in this room. And
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  I sit, you know, kind of in between you and Brendan just seeing
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  the looks you fire across from each other geographically and spiritually. Yes, yeah,
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  you are the devil and the angel of my shoulder, and will be
• 21:42
  very proud he has been the devil on my shoulder. Since about I don't
• 21:45
  know, grade probably grade nine. I've no names, probably since grade eight.
• 21:48
  But you know, we said next to each other through many many classes
• 21:52
  and failed many of those subjects because entertained each other. Bye. By grade
• 21:56
  nine, it was I am evil Homer. Yeah, I would mutter things.
• 22:00
  I mean, Brennan would either say things or I would mutter them and
• 22:03
  then he would say them out loud. Yeah. So either way, he
• 22:06
  was always the funniest guy in the room. And occasionally I would get one
• 22:08
  little singer but had no guts to do it, and he often would,
• 22:11
  but then he get in trouble for it. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
• 22:14
  yeah, great. So I hope that those bricks still have our initials written
• 22:17
  on them. And w R Mate were no workrow. I thought you were
• 22:22
  the somethings with no with with retardation, with retainers, seating hell with Yeah.
• 22:36
  I feel like you guys have been like very subtly have like reference that
• 22:41
  to each other, even just through eyes over the top of the monitors that
• 22:44
  are in front of you. Yeah, because it wasn't like that was in
• 22:47
  any way, shape or form spoiled for me. And it was such a
• 22:49
  random it's such a random gag like it's completely unnecessary, Like it's obviously great
• 22:55
  for everyone else to laugh about it and for Ronan to bring back his Yeah
• 23:00
  yeah, Like I thought that was just when he was under drugs, when
• 23:03
  Richard Kine was around. No, that's his actual laugh when he just finds
• 23:07
  something funny. And now I really would to, you know, just go
• 23:10
  up and give Jason Mahor a tickle and see if I can make that laugh
• 23:11
  come out. But yeah, it's it's like it's it's it's very funny,
• 23:17
  but it's like it's so it's so unnecessary that I was like, un like
• 23:22
  that Kanye meme when I'm like laughing and then I just sort of stop and
• 23:23
  get all serious about it. Yeah, apparently going if you go back far
• 23:27
  enough, Meredith was a masculine name. Was traditionally a name used for men,
• 23:33
  right, and then over the you know, decades and like kind of
• 23:36
  stuff, it's become a more predominantly feminine name. But there are men out
• 23:40
  there named Meridith in the same way I guess like John Wayne's real names Marion,
• 23:42
  Yeah that's right, yeah yeah, and like names like like here in
• 23:45
  Australia, I think if you hear the name Sean, you typically go,
• 23:48
  oh, that's a male name, whereas like in America, that's predominantly a
• 23:52
  female name. Is it. Yeah, And there's and obviously there's a whole
• 23:56
  bunch of the you know that are kind of gender neutral names that can I
• 24:00
  used both and all that kind of thing. But but yeah, it was
• 24:03
  apparently one of the writers in the writers room or something like that was just
• 24:06
  like, yeah, they, I mean your favorite you were a man called
• 24:08
  called Meredith, and they just found it endlessly funny. So isn't that a
• 24:11
  song a man named Meredith? Oh? Google, I just thought you might
• 24:17
  have brought that up to reference your favorite futuristic gender neutral name, Michael Michael
• 24:21
  Bennett. Is it Michael Bennette about the character? Yeah? Oh god,
• 24:26
  you're a Discovery fair lies. Is it's one? Yeah? I mean you
• 24:33
  brought it up. You brought up her name. It's me. I hope
• 24:36
  I don't mentioned star Trek again. Yeah. Yeah, he's what four almost
• 24:41
  he turns five next week. It's it's it's not too late to rename him,
• 24:45
  is it. I'm not changing your name, buddy, Yeah, I'm
• 24:49
  going to call him Burnham from now on. I don't don't do that,
• 24:53
  like how Reese's new son is Grayson. And then because obviously it's a reference
• 25:00
  Dick Grayson Robin, who is you know, Reese's favorite character. And then
• 25:04
  yeah, Brendan said that he calls him Dick for short, so his little
• 25:07
  nephew Dick was such a funny mom I do like, yeah, that's that's
• 25:15
  what I'm giving. I mean, they could have been a joke, but
• 25:18
  I'm taking that as that's canon that you know, he absolutely calls in that.
• 25:22
  Do we think the dynamic in this episode between Rodney and Jeanie was like
• 25:30
  how much of that was actually them? As like the actors a lot?
• 25:36
  It was so good. In the audio commentary, they mentioned a lot a
• 25:38
  lot of little idiosyncre season and the way that they would bicker back and forth,
• 25:44
  timing, Yeah, it was very much the way they talk. They
• 25:45
  said, the one thing that they did Martin said, the one thing he
• 25:48
  didn't include is Kate Hewlett like smacks David's head, like smacks his forehead when
• 25:53
  he does something silly or stupid or whatever, just in like a playful way.
• 25:56
  And they did shoot one moment where she did that, and ego,
• 26:00
  it just it didn't play right for these guys. So that was the one
• 26:03
  sort of idio signatry that they have as real life siblings they didn't bring in.
• 26:07
  But a lot of it was. Yeah, the the thing imagine with
• 26:10
  the with finger paints, the little thing that's something that sort of Kate does
• 26:14
  on a regular basis when he's like taunting David. So yeah, there's definitely
• 26:18
  a lot of and that stuff. You can't you can't like fake that.
• 26:22
  No, it was just so natural, and yeah, it didn't feel forced
• 26:26
  at all, really really really good and an interesting concept too, Like so
• 26:32
  many especially even just in Stargate, but in sci fi in general, there's
• 26:36
  so many episodes where you know, they do this whole thing with an alternate
• 26:40
  version of yourself, you know Rod with where we introduced Rod. But what
• 26:44
  I really enjoyed about this episode is that I've never seen it done. But
• 26:47
  normally it's done so the character can reflect on how bad they are in their
• 26:52
  love life, in their you know, or at their job or something like,
• 26:57
  but I've never seen it done in a sibling way to show that you're
• 27:03
  seeing an alternate version of yourself that shows you what a ship house brother you
• 27:07
  are. I've never seen that before, and I found that really interesting.
• 27:11
  They actually liked Rodney better than rod Yeah, that was a great little sort
• 27:15
  of you know, TV moment at the end. But yeah, it's one
• 27:18
  of those things that's there's I would say with Mitchell. There's there's things about
• 27:22
  Mitchell that I absolutely adore. But it's like in other people, I find
• 27:26
  it so annoying. Jesus, Like that means you're on one bad day.
• 27:30
  If that's I find it endearing with you. There's certain things you will do
• 27:34
  and certain habits you have. That for someone I don't care about as much
• 27:38
  I go I want to. But with you, I'm like, God,
• 27:41
  he's adorable, you know, like it's it's and I think I think you're
• 27:45
  right, You're like one day, I'm so nervous now because you didn't specify
• 27:51
  what. Now I'm just like just because nothing in particular jumps out at me
• 27:55
  because it doesn't bother me, you know what I meant it No, I
• 28:00
  get you know what. In the in the ten plus years of friendship with
• 28:03
  Mitchell, I don't think we've ever had a disagreement once, not even not
• 28:07
  even on a philosophical level. Have we really Maddie. I like the Snyder
• 28:11
  cut. See in another person, I would find that incredibly irritating, and
• 28:17
  I would say, well, you don't know what you're talking about. Watch
• 28:19
  some movies and learn some Ship's Snyder cut was actually really horrible. Established as
• 28:30
  if like I was going to use a clip from a show to say this
• 28:37
  is parenting without it being about parenting. It's that scene from The Simpsons where
• 28:42
  they have all the puppies, you know, one hundred one downation type episode,
• 28:48
  and the little puppies go and they crawl up on the TV and they're
• 28:51
  like no, and then the cat goes up and does it, like get
• 28:56
  that goddamn cat out of the way. And I'm like, that's parenting to
• 28:59
  me. It's big goes one kid'll do something and it's amazing, you know
• 29:03
  my four year old. Sorry, when my boy was for doing something that
• 29:07
  my then you know, like six year old does the four year old can
• 29:10
  do it. I'm like, oh my god, that's so cute that you
• 29:12
  make that little mistake. The six year old. I'm you're too old for
• 29:15
  that, Like yeah, And I'm like it's the same thing, but it's
• 29:18
  whoever does it, it's yea and as the youngest of three in my household
• 29:22
  growing up, I identified with Snowball too. There I was like, I'm
• 29:26
  the third child, and it's like everything I did was like sharpens it down.
• 29:30
  That's why there's It's been done thirty times more photos of my sisters growing
• 29:33
  up as there are of me. Right, yeah, oh Maddie, it's
• 29:38
  fine, you'll be okay, mate, But if it's not Flow, I
• 29:49
  don't give you. No. You're right. I actually didn't know what this
• 29:52
  is going to be just without without you, no thanks, it's gonna be
• 29:56
  flo or what's the time? One oh time? And I saw a meme
• 30:07
  and it's like it's like, you can sure being a celebrity is great,
• 30:11
  or you can be Anya and live in your giant castle with your sixty cats.
• 30:15
  She's worth like billions. Oh my god, she's not Taylor, mate,
• 30:19
  She's Ship. So I don't give it Swifties, come at me,
• 30:23
  come at me, Anya, Wait, hang on, just let him do
• 30:27
  this by himself. Yeah, Enya is faking zeus. Taylor. Swift is
• 30:34
  like when you watch Hercules, you know, Haiti's little two little side bitches,
• 30:40
  panic and pain or wherever they are. That's what they shipped out,
• 30:44
  that's Taylor Swift coming here. Yeah. Wow, I'm gonna say Jewel crawled
• 30:55
  so Taylor Swift could walk there. I said it. I said it,
• 31:00
  you know what. Yeah, and Skippy Taylor Swift concerts tonight. It was
• 31:08
  two weeks ago it started. It was in Melbourne, last week in Sydney
• 31:15
  tonight. Gotcha. Yeah, one of her many didn't come to our city,
• 31:19
  didn't come to That's that's why she did. You know who did pink
• 31:25
  exactly three times, but she basically does. Yeah, just down the road.
• 31:30
  And of the two concerts, I've only been to a Pink concert.
• 31:33
  So when people get introduced to Stargate, as in characters in the show,
• 31:37
  you always get those little firsts. So with Jeanie we got to see obviously
• 31:42
  that surprise and then we got to see that where she got to see Earth
• 31:48
  from space. The big win it which they which they did in the first
• 31:52
  contract first in First Contact back in nine. Yeah. Sorry, that's that's
• 31:59
  actually what the first belongs to me. Yea and yeah, and they faked
• 32:05
  they faked that window like that window doesn't exist anywhere else in any episode of
• 32:08
  Star Get SG one or Atlantis. They normally have like the sort of y
• 32:13
  shaped sort of paneling on it, but to give the full effect for Genie
• 32:16
  to see it, all that had to be just a wall of glass because
• 32:20
  that wall of glass makes no sense on the Daedalist no sense. And when
• 32:23
  she saw Hermiad for the first time, that was hilarious. She's just like
• 32:29
  whitch unfortunately first in that's it. This is the last appearance of Hermiad.
• 32:34
  No, yes, no way it is, because if you think about it,
• 32:37
  we're only about ten episodes away from it, from the from the from
• 32:42
  the finale of s G One. No, Hermiad, this is it doesn't
• 32:47
  he doesn't a morning? Yeah, I thought so too, And I never
• 32:52
  noticed. I never, I never, I never realized. But yeah,
• 32:55
  this is the last appearance of Hermiad. It just destroyed my night, Maddie
• 33:00
  like to n ending that's going to be you know, I really like that
• 33:07
  shot because it's effective and it's again, it's like I've mentioned a bunch of
• 33:10
  times in the podcast, when you first when you bring in characters, new
• 33:15
  characters for the first time that see the gate and if you can successfully see
• 33:21
  their wonder even though you've been watching this show for seven or eight years or
• 33:24
  something. If you can you can be related to that. And that's successfully
• 33:29
  done. That's really well done. And to see her look at Earth from
• 33:32
  orbit, I'm like, oh, I really feel that. I feel that's
• 33:36
  the size of the planet, and I feel the just, yeah, the
• 33:39
  awesomeness of her being where she is and going what's now, what's possible?
• 33:44
  Like her entire perception of the universe now really has changed. I can only
• 33:49
  imagine what seeing like Earth from space looks like for the first time. And
• 33:53
  I feel like it's been a while since we've sort of re experienced this,
• 34:00
  and like episodes like the Mister Sheffield one, like we never really got that
• 34:04
  opportunity. Yes, he kind of knew a little bit about the Stargate program,
• 34:07
  but they were like trying to stop him from going public about it,
• 34:10
  and it's like they never I mean, they did take him off world,
• 34:14
  but he never seemed to have that wonderment moment of oh my god, it's
• 34:16
  all real and and understand the scope and almost like understand the purpose of why
• 34:23
  it needs to be you know, kept quiet for now. Yeah. So
• 34:27
  I think that's why episodes like this are so much more popular, because we
• 34:30
  as fans of this show look at that and we can put ourselves in that.
• 34:35
  Yes, it's like when Cam first sees the Stargate and yeah, like
• 34:38
  he'd obviously like been flying around in space and stuff before, but like,
• 34:43
  yeah, like that first time seeing the gate and y being able to touch
• 34:46
  it, Yeah, getting up to it. Yeah, I actually did that
• 34:51
  again. It's something I did in First Contact with the Phoenix. But it's
• 34:55
  like between uh, ok, I'm still everything the same thing, so you
• 35:02
  know, it's kind of still that one definitely, but between like this,
• 35:08
  like the Cam doing that, doing that tactle thing with the with the gate
• 35:13
  to make it real. When I went to La and I got to see
• 35:16
  like the high school from Buffy, I like I just stood in front of
• 35:22
  it in awe, but I made the like I walked all the up to
• 35:24
  it and like put my hand on it and touched it to like make it
• 35:29
  real. Because it's yeah, like shows like this, I have sort of
• 35:36
  put that in my head where it's like, yeah, you have to sort
• 35:37
  of touch something to make it real, which obviously the me Too movement kind
• 35:40
  of has to make move away from that. So you're welcome, Brendan,
• 35:45
  just that one was for you. Yeah, props have got so many lawsuits
• 35:50
  again well on that actually, like is is there a stargate somewhere? I
• 35:58
  believe it got both of them, because there's there was a real Milky Ways
• 36:02
  Stargate, in a real Atlanta Stargate. I believe at least the Milky Way
• 36:07
  Stargate was actually chopped up into pieces and auctioned off. Okay, so there
• 36:10
  are some fans out there and maybe even people from production who have chunks of
• 36:15
  the stargate, not even like even just like I mean, if again,
• 36:20
  if you're going to make a replica, you could have just used the real.
• 36:22
  But I don't know, I know a lot there's a lot of television
• 36:25
  that's produced in Vancouver and I know that. But Mike ten seasons, if
• 36:32
  you're just looking at SG one or a seventeen season franchise, I mean surely
• 36:39
  that's worthy of some point somewhere in Vancouver or wherever having a replica Stargate going.
• 36:46
  You know, yeah, like either rubber Gate, didn't they the Atlantis
• 36:50
  one was rubber, So I thought the ones that they used like throughout Vancouver
• 36:54
  to act as the off world ones they were rubber, weren't they original ressed
• 37:00
  on one. I thought that could be right, I know, towards the
• 37:02
  yes right, because I think the Atlantis Offward ones will always cg the the
• 37:07
  off World SG one gates were rubber or they just had one rubber one.
• 37:14
  But I feel like in the same way when you go now and look at
• 37:17
  like the George Clooney and who was Robin and Batman and Rob o'donald, when
• 37:24
  you go and look at their costumes from Batman and Robin the raw matter of
• 37:27
  rubber, they've all most of the deteriorator over time just being exposed to air.
• 37:31
  So I wonder if maybe the rubber gates just don't hold up long term
• 37:36
  and they possibly degraded at the expiry dates, even just like the obviously be
• 37:44
  film officers right, like you're not looking at some gigantic studio set or maybe
• 37:49
  you are like with a bunch of you know, warehouses and sound stages and
• 37:52
  stuff. But even on there, if there was just like a replica gate
• 37:54
  there to honor the fact that an American production housed there for seventeen seasons worth
• 38:00
  of a franchise, this is like it would just be I think, like
• 38:04
  we've joked too like cam Art. Here in Australia, every came out in
• 38:07
  the middle of came Up. There's a giant blue ring light in the middle
• 38:10
  of every store that when I walk under it and I try to like pace
• 38:14
  like okay, so it's like sitting directly above me, so it's hard to
• 38:16
  sort of like the world's because ringlight less. I'm laying down. Yeah,
• 38:20
  I'm like, that looks like it would be about the size of a stargate.
• 38:22
  It might be a touch smaller, but still. And I've joked in
• 38:25
  this podcast she said, I'm absolutely Valentine's Day couple weeks ago that I'm like,
• 38:30
  if there's any came up managers out there, hey, if you're going
• 38:34
  to eventually you take them down, you give I'll get in a gated call.
• 38:37
  I don't know which of our backyards we're going to put it in,
• 38:38
  but I want to figure it out. Yeah, and we can just build
• 38:42
  the chevrons around that. I'll happily keep that sort of you know, a
• 38:45
  plastic acrylic whatever that it is at the moment, that's fine, and you
• 38:50
  know, we'll work some work some wood around it. And it would be
• 38:54
  great if there was maybe still a mold out there or something like that,
• 38:58
  because I think you've startgeed origins. Notice anything, it's that it's really hard
• 39:00
  to it's really hard to replicate the stargate and make it look good. Because
• 39:05
  that thing looked like it was made out of balsa wood and was made in
• 39:07
  like an eighth grade shop mass because it was Yeah, we were in the
• 39:13
  same ete grade shop class and were we did you make the little wind thing
• 39:16
  and timber? I think I've still got one somewhere really, yeah, Okay,
• 39:21
  that's all I remember. Oh, and I think I had I think
• 39:23
  I had a rivet, a dust pennant, like the pan from a dust
• 39:27
  pennant, and we made a spinning top thing. No, I didn't do
• 39:30
  that. I made the spirally wind chime. Yeah, we did that,
• 39:35
  and then the spin top. Maybe you took too long to make the wind
• 39:37
  chime. Oh absolutely, you don't want me on the tools. Absolutely,
• 39:43
  he's still making it. Yeah absolutely. Ah, Shall I present my piece
• 39:47
  of evidence beta, oh about why Martin Gere is a piece of shit?
• 39:54
  Okay, I'm just trying to space mat for you guys, so don't get
• 39:57
  fatigue. Let's start with this one. Originally, the idea was is that
• 40:01
  she was going to come to she was a scientist and was going to come
• 40:05
  to Atlantis with an idea and stuff, and they were going to work together
• 40:07
  and get in trouble blah blah blah. But we kind of in the room
• 40:10
  kind of spun it towards well, what if why hasn't you know, why
• 40:14
  have we heard from her? So? But then the idea eventually evolved that
• 40:16
  she got pregnant and really decided that, you know, family is going to
• 40:20
  be more important. And it's something really interesting to contrast with McKay because he's
• 40:25
  not anti family, but he's so involved with his work and really the only
• 40:30
  family he has is or the Atlantis team. So what would happen if,
• 40:32
  you know, he starts to rekindle with his sister And then it was thin.
• 40:37
  The story was thin. I mean, it had the first couple of
• 40:40
  acts and maybe an end act, and then someone said, well, I
• 40:44
  think it was Robinson. What if another McKay comes through? And originally I
• 40:46
  was like, oh, that's so dumb, but the idea to bring an
• 40:52
  alternate McKay that not only would make McKay start to think, well, Jesus,
• 40:57
  maybe I should be a nice guy, but would show him that he
• 40:59
  was a bad brother, to show literally himself being a good brother and realizing
• 41:06
  all of the mistakes he's made and slowly makes them move forward, you know,
• 41:09
  to try to be a better person. That excerpt, of course,
• 41:13
  written by Karl Blinder is the is from Letters from Pegasus, which we use
• 41:16
  later on in the show, which was Brad's idea at the very last moment
• 41:21
  and is a stroke of genius. So to break that down, Martin Guiro
• 41:25
  told two years ago, David Hill has a sister. She's an actress.
• 41:30
  We'll never use her season replay. Oh, let's get her in an episode.
• 41:35
  His synopsis for the episode McKay's sister visits Atlantis end checks out, checks
• 41:42
  out the whole idea of Rod showing up as a mirror to McKay and while
• 41:49
  Jeanie's there to show McKay that he's a bad brother. Robertsone Cooper's idea.
• 41:55
  That amazing scene at the end where Genie is what she McKay's heartfelt. I'm
• 42:01
  about to die. This is my last will and testament message specifically to his
• 42:07
  sister. Written by Carl Binder back in Letters from pegasust that was Brad's idea
• 42:13
  to put that in the show. So what exactly did Martin Ghiro bring to
• 42:16
  this episode? His name in the credits thank you stay tuned for part three?
• 42:25
  Ah shit? Well okay, so and on that too, I remember
• 42:29
  back with letters from pegasust and did we already mention it at some point?
• 42:31
  Was it already one of the audiographs you've played or am I just remembering back
• 42:35
  from you know, years ago on the podcast? That was that written differently
• 42:39
  to who he had addressed that letter to? And David Hewlett said, well,
• 42:43
  actually, I have a sister, can I it was written that?
• 42:45
  Yeah, that McKay was was recording the message to his brother, right,
• 42:49
  And then David Hewlett said, I have a sister. She's an actress.
• 42:52
  Yeah, can we change his sister just in case? Yeah, that's cool,
• 42:54
  that's really cool. Yeah. In this episode there's a couple of throwbacks
• 43:00
  to previous things from say SG one and row back. I mean, that's
• 43:07
  that's weird. What in the wrap horn, did you notice how when Rod
• 43:15
  came through the portal, he hadn't oh you're talking about he had the shield?
• 43:22
  Yeah, yeah, yeah, he had the shield. Avice from Hide
• 43:24
  and Seek yep, and from window of opportunity. Obviously the golf clubs that
• 43:34
  shepherd was cleaning the callaway as well, and you can only just barely see
• 43:38
  the callaway symbol on the golf I have some other golf trivia for you here
• 43:43
  we go, but just going back to the kay thing that I was obviously
• 43:45
  representing, because when Rod there, he is on the pods and pants underneath.
• 43:52
  Obviously that's why he's the glue. Obviously Rod shows up a lah terminator
• 43:59
  in that crouchers in the particle accelerator whatever it is taking hallelujah because of I
• 44:07
  mean, of all the people you're gonna get naked in this show, it
• 44:08
  is not David Hewlett. And he will back that up, even though he
• 44:12
  was already naked back in duet last season Free ball and under that cloth.
• 44:19
  Uh No. My little bit of golf trivia is if you look at when
• 44:23
  a shepherd is hitting them, if you look at the bucket of balls,
• 44:28
  it says on the bucket property of Dadalists, do not remove, which is
• 44:34
  a fantastic touch. But then when you think about it, why would the
• 44:38
  dadalists have golf balls? Where on the dadalist can you practice your driving.
• 44:43
  It was probably just a spew bucket or something. Fair call. I assume
• 44:47
  the golf balls were included in that, but you're right, it could just
• 44:51
  be just a spew bucket that he stole in and they're his golf being a
• 44:54
  military person as well, like if there is something on it that says yes,
• 45:00
  we will tell my God. Why why else? Like it's such a
• 45:04
  stupid thing to do. I drove past when someone puts the name on a
• 45:08
  stapler, you know that. I've got a stapler at home from one of
• 45:13
  my mates from fifteen years on a main road the other day, a very
• 45:17
  main road here in Brisbane, and there were bins out the front and said
• 45:22
  like someone had like spray paane on them. Stop stealing our bins. So
• 45:27
  sorry, guys, they're getting done absolutely. Here the kitchen here at the
• 45:31
  at the station and there is a probably a two liter clear plastic water jug
• 45:38
  and it says Coxy's water jug. Do not remove from kitchen, which,
• 45:45
  okay, a side note to where I'm going to go. Doesn't make sense
• 45:47
  to me, because why do you need the water jug in the kitchen I've
• 45:52
  never seen it leave there in the fridge or just it's on the bench,
• 45:55
  So I don't know whether he comes and fills it up and does he because
• 45:58
  it's always this Cox I'll show you later. We'll go, we'll go mess
• 46:01
  up with this stuff. But Stan, if you wanted it, chill,
• 46:04
  like if you want your own like filtered water. But if you're never going
• 46:07
  to take the water jug away, why not just get a glass and refill
• 46:12
  the glass when you go to the kitchen where the water is and where your
• 46:15
  jug is? Is it a Brita? Does it have a filter? So
• 46:19
  he feels it from the filtered water in the like we're gonna have the regular
• 46:22
  tap and a filtered water tap. So is this guy insane? I mean
• 46:28
  a little bit? Yeah, and he would he would be fine with me
• 46:30
  saying that he's a great guy, but like he's crazy. If he really
• 46:32
  wanted people not to touch it, he would. Obviously he should rename it
• 46:36
  Water's Cox jug and people would, yeah, coxwater. But because of that,
• 46:39
  what I want to do Water coxwater is Hey, we're radio we go
• 46:44
  places sometimes I want to start and not like I want to take it.
• 46:47
  And by the end of the year, the Chris's Party have a little montage
• 46:51
  of Hey, in like what a week NRL's in Las Vegas. One of
• 46:54
  our guys is going to Las Vegas. I think I might send him with
• 46:58
  the water jug. You have to reminds me of a story from when I
• 47:00
  was in Afghanistan. Our company sergeant major, he had this big bloody hat,
• 47:07
  right, like a camouflaged hat. We used to steal it all the
• 47:09
  time, right every people would go on leave throughout the Afghanistan deployment. This
• 47:15
  hat had been in nightclubs in Vegas, it had been in Mexico, it
• 47:20
  had been in Guadalajara, and all all around the world. This accellent and
• 47:25
  he kept winging that people were stealing his bloody hat. Yeah, it had
• 47:29
  its own Facebook pagel. Yeah, no, I think you have to do
• 47:36
  that. But that is a great Touchdore for the j so one. It
• 47:38
  doesn't make sense to golf thing and to the fact that it did have it
• 47:42
  and someone has taken it, Like yeah, I mean you literally have a
• 47:45
  segment every day called Mitch on the Street. So yeah, no, you're
• 47:46
  right, and you could take it out every day. He wouldn't be here
• 47:50
  before I get back. Yeah, so yeah, I could actually do that,
• 47:52
  rod Envies Rodney who would have thought, Hey, as a wise man
• 47:58
  once said the singing the lyrics in my head with okay, so I plant
• 48:14
  flute. Sorry, I'll just take down the thinking music and ready and the
• 48:17
  grass is always greener on the other side, but just as hard to mumble.
• 48:27
  Just to thank you, John Butler pan flute, Well, I get
• 48:29
  dead pan and I think did I One of us mentioned that lyric a couple
• 48:34
  of podcasts ago and just I felt the eye roll from Brendan Yeah, yeah,
• 48:37
  and then it just did you feel it? Oh? Look great to
• 48:47
  have the sound. This is my just in case page. A lot of
• 48:50
  the time in TV shows, when you have the same actor playing two different
• 48:53
  characters, it looks terrible. Oh, it can be. However, it
• 48:59
  didn't look bad even in this franchise. There's been episodes, yeah, but
• 49:02
  it didn't look bad in this episode. Martin Rodney, there's a lot.
• 49:07
  Yeah, I was really impressed. It's it's one of those episodes where you
• 49:10
  forget that it's the same person. Normally you're supposed to be the guy that
• 49:14
  keeps this on track, Mitch never Yeah, but this was I think Martin
• 49:25
  would obviously learned from having done it multiple times in this show in this series
• 49:30
  before, Yeah, I think he said there was only one moment when they
• 49:35
  kind of like have that little they go like behind the screen and talk.
• 49:37
  He said, there's one moment where like Rodney looks up and looks at rod
• 49:40
  but rod is kind of looking away, so he's like actually staring at his
• 49:45
  forehead, which, to be fair, you know, Hewlett's got a forehead.
• 49:49
  What was the SG one episode where they had like the multiple SG teams
• 49:52
  effect. Yeah, like some of those just looked at some of those some
• 49:57
  of those Carter wigs, they were so bad. Yeah, And even like
• 50:01
  one of the first ones when one of my least favorite episodes when we given
• 50:05
  long haired Carter shows up through the Quantum Mirror Wolf. There were some rough
• 50:10
  shots in that, but this was really good, even a moment where like
• 50:14
  Rod is like handing stuff to Rodney and he's like taking it off him.
• 50:16
  And Yeah, if you have a chance to listen to the audio commentary where
• 50:20
  you watch the episode, Martin Wood really does take you through a lot of
• 50:22
  those moments and it was done very well. See how well it's really really
• 50:27
  darn, especially like just that scene where it's just the three Hewletts it's Rod,
• 50:32
  Rodney, and Jeanie all sitting in that sort of isolation room just having
• 50:36
  that conversation, sitting on those chairs as the camera just kind of like three
• 50:39
  sixty spins around to have a third one that came in who actually went by
• 50:45
  Meredith. Oh that would have been good. Yeah, it's like you're destroying
• 50:51
  two universes. Or to bring it back to Lord of the Rings for Mitchell
• 50:55
  is like instead of going by Meredith, Rod goes by Mary. Yeah.
• 51:00
  I was like going, what reference are you going to possibly make? Mate?
• 51:02
  You don't even like that stuff? Now? The first one's fine,
• 51:07
  Yeah, that's true, just fine, It's okay. Yeah, Like I
• 51:14
  was just thinking about that before when old Giro was running through everybody else's better
• 51:19
  ideas, like this is part one, part one, this like it was.
• 51:22
  It was a lot going on the fact that you know, we're bringing
• 51:27
  the system he has us. Okay, we know he's had a sister,
• 51:30
  but really actually giving her a face, making him more tangible, giving their
• 51:34
  relationships and backstory, we know his name is Meredith, bringing her to Atlanta.
• 51:37
  She's you know, come up with an equation that will help them just
• 51:42
  like develop something, you know, impossible really, And it's like that in
• 51:45
  itself could be the episode. I don't know how it ends other than just
• 51:50
  like, oh, whoops, we're done something that is at threat of destroying
• 51:53
  us. We've seen that forty seven times already. What's to stop them from
• 51:58
  doing it? Reference in this that time blew up three quarters, you know,
• 52:02
  like you blew up a solar system. It's like, oh, you,
• 52:07
  you're a naughty boy. But then halfway through and it's like, oh,
• 52:13
  just a little wormholes over it up to another like portable of dimension here
• 52:17
  he is like, she didn't even know that we could leave the planet at
• 52:22
  the start of the episode, and all of a sudden she's dealing with an
• 52:24
  alternate dimension version of her own brother in the same room as a real brother.
• 52:29
  And I'm like, and there's a there's a lot going on here,
• 52:32
  guys. But it did like it. It seemed to fit again. This
• 52:37
  is the first time. And I'm sure you guys are like, you seem
• 52:39
  to like this episode, so you're not having a problem with it jumping around
• 52:43
  to a lot of different things. But I'm glad in that sense that I
• 52:45
  liked it now, and I guess I will like it again with rewatches that
• 52:49
  it won't seem too jarring from being a story about siblings to all of a
• 52:52
  sudden parallel dimensions and the fact that we're drawing energy. That was like yeah,
• 52:59
  energy, yeah, along in short of it, right. I think
• 53:00
  the thing that helped with that is because it was Genie's proof that proved that
• 53:06
  that was something that could be done, that alternate universes do exist that we
• 53:12
  can draw energy from. I guess it's not that much of a jump to
• 53:15
  say, well it could be populated as well, because I think maybe Carter
• 53:21
  one. But yeah, they said something about the most universes wouldn't be popular
• 53:25
  universe, funny out of the odds of us pulling from one. Yeah,
• 53:28
  that's actually because whenever they've spoken about parallel universes before, they're like, hey,
• 53:32
  well there's an infinite number out there, and like every one of them,
• 53:36
  there's a version of you that made a different choice in your life,
• 53:38
  and there's another one where you did everything. You know, like all that
• 53:43
  stuff, right, Like they're saying, where there's infinite versions of us out
• 53:46
  there, But in this episode, it's like, hey, look the chances
• 53:50
  that we like hook in to a dimension that's even like got like living things
• 53:57
  in it is so small, I'm like, what the talk talking about?
• 54:00
  Like just in my maybe monkey brain way of thinking about parallel dimensions based only
• 54:06
  on science fiction television and movies, I still I'm like, is that ridiculous?
• 54:09
  But then the fact that this show has only ever spoken about not even
• 54:13
  the possibility of like populated or unpopulated, just that there are other people in
• 54:16
  every galaxy at like, yeah, there is, isn't It's almost like,
• 54:21
  why wouldn't there be if only they knew they were in a sci fi show
• 54:22
  and that it's a boring episode if that universe is empty? Yeah, So
• 54:29
  it's like if only they knew that, you know, obviously someone was going
• 54:31
  to be there. Yeah, and they're luckily it wasn't an enemy, lucky
• 54:35
  that he wasn't the Wraith that came through, and it was actually rod that
• 54:37
  came through. Well, as soon as he come through, because he had
• 54:38
  that sort of smug look, I know that he's rod or Rodney here is
• 54:42
  a mackay, even if he's a quote unquite better version, he is Rodney
• 54:45
  McKay. When he first walks through. We don't know any different other than
• 54:49
  that's Rodney McKay or another one a cool leather jacket. He has a cool
• 54:52
  oather jacket and just side note, he does have a little bit better hair
• 54:55
  as well. And I feel like Rodney versus Rod is also Mitchell when he
• 55:01
  like when he found his hair then you sorry you Mitch. Now. I
• 55:05
  figured I'm nervous again crazy, it would be not Cam Mitchell, but it's
• 55:09
  you in your Justin bieberhad days versus once you. You know that's going a
• 55:14
  bit far, isn't it. No? No, he actually had big,
• 55:17
  like long hair down to like my brows. It was all down, all
• 55:22
  down before it before it was up. It was down, and it's like
• 55:24
  I found his fault. It's up though it's receding man. No, no,
• 55:29
  no, I decided to throw it back, but I did. I
• 55:31
  discovered my forehead as I was starting to recede. So it's like, no,
• 55:36
  no, no, you're actually like the land the real estate, and
• 55:37
  the landscape is going to front the other direction. I should like that.
• 55:40
  It's like that scene where they raised the stargate in the in the sun.
• 55:44
  Yeah yeah, yeah, So I feel like rod Rod's hair was like you
• 55:47
  now and Rodney's hair was like you you and the Biber days. Okay,
• 55:54
  yeah, out there, I have a look through your Facebook exactly. You
• 56:00
  have to go too far embarrassing. But when he pops out and I'm like,
• 56:04
  okay, there's Rodney and he said, that's the smug look on his
• 56:06
  face. But also I'm like, is this going to be an evil?
• 56:08
  Like is that? Is it going to be as simple as that? Again,
• 56:12
  he didn't have a go. It's that one shot and beyond that he's
• 56:16
  fine. And I even stopped looking or waiting for the for the turn where
• 56:22
  he was like, you know, deceiving them, And when they had their
• 56:23
  backs turn, he's like hooking in you know, USB into the computer to
• 56:27
  give a virus with the quote unquote evil SG one. Yeah, you know,
• 56:31
  we really evil, but they were just a little more morally loose with
• 56:36
  the morals. Yeah. I was a little worried the image because it just
• 56:39
  as you started this sort of topic, I was like, well, were
• 56:43
  sounding a little bit gearo numero sinco I presented the court number seven. I
• 56:52
  actually think there's too much tech talk in this episode. I knew, even
• 56:55
  though I mean I really wanted this to the whole reason that they're there to.
• 57:01
  I didn't try it ever in a draft, but I was making a
• 57:04
  push for just never really even go there. But once you, once we
• 57:07
  committed to bringing Rod over, you really had to explain what all that was
• 57:10
  and what's going on. And I just worry that it weighed down a little
• 57:15
  bit for the non science fiction fans, you know, the non I just
• 57:20
  wrote down too much tech talk, Like too much. We're watching this because
• 57:22
  we like tech talk. Too much tech talk for the non sci fi fans
• 57:28
  watching season three, episode eight of the spin off show of the sci fi
• 57:32
  series that was a series based on a sci fi film based on an alien
• 57:39
  piece of technology from ancient drug test him and then he's like, oh,
• 57:45
  you know, I hate having to like and this is in the first time
• 57:47
  Giro has done this where he's like, I hate like having to like write
• 57:52
  something and then like explain why what shows did Giro before? She wanted nothing?
• 58:02
  Just like here you go. Yeah. He he's the Cooper of of
• 58:07
  Atlanta's was like his first thing and he suddenly becomes like a showrunner of it.
• 58:10
  He's usually starting to make Cooper look good. Yeah right, oh easy,
• 58:15
  can't calm down, It's okay, Uh he did go on to have
• 58:19
  a very successful show. Was a flash Point? Oh flash Yeah, that
• 58:22
  was a good show. Actually, I believe that's the one They had the
• 58:24
  Pink Power Ranger in it. Then, No, I'm thinking of the one
• 58:29
  that had Lady Stiff in it. What was that one called? It was
• 58:32
  a police show? Flash Point was a Canadian police drumma. No, he
• 58:37
  did the one where it was like people forgot all their memories for a minute
• 58:40
  and then right and then she was covered in tattoo. No, this is
• 58:45
  completely It was like a decade about blind Spot. That could be the one
• 58:50
  that he did. Yes, blind Wow, that we've gone from a Canadian
• 58:55
  Flashboard would have been on at the same time as Atlantis. It was like
• 58:59
  late too. Yeah, he was the producer, writer, and creator of
• 59:02
  blind Spot. Too much planning. That was what I always heard about that
• 59:06
  show is that he basically walked into the studio and went his five seasons.
• 59:08
  Okay, we got there though, around got there and all that TV,
• 59:14
  all that Holly without Google and nothing? Does it count? Does it count?
• 59:17
  If I'm on IMDb? Is that googling? We know we figured it
• 59:22
  out before that. We did a lot of process of elimination before you put
• 59:25
  finger to pad there, so say it, say it lower, and click
• 59:30
  the button. Let's see. He started on Atlantis in two thousand and four.
• 59:36
  His only other producing credit was two thousand and seven. His writing credits
• 59:39
  pre two thousand and four was twenty two episodes in two thousand and two of
• 59:45
  something called The Wholmes Show, with an IMDb star rating of two point eight
• 59:50
  out of ten. Be he he's terrible, and he put himself in an
• 1:00:00
  episode of Stargate Atlantis and named himself Danger Beckett. Come on, mate,
• 1:00:07
  Danger Beckett. I almost rest mikel. We've already got a Carson Beckett like.
• 1:00:10
  Yeah, he was like his brother brother or something, only ended up
• 1:00:14
  in the special features. I don't know. I'm not watching that bullshit.
• 1:00:19
  Would you care for my last piece of evidence? Yes? Okay, then
• 1:00:22
  numero dos? I don't. I don't speak Espanol, so I don't know
• 1:00:25
  those things Espanol. But we INTERPUTI per la fronce. Were you just spitting
• 1:00:43
  a little bit, a little bit, a little bit as opplosed to your
• 1:00:45
  play. If you said to me in French, if you said to me
• 1:00:52
  in French, do you speak French? I would say we in, which
• 1:00:57
  means yes, a little bit. Great people at you play you know they
• 1:01:00
  still exist? Yeah? Oh yeah, oh see I'm a mainland man.
• 1:01:06
  That's a New Zealand company, isn't it. They know the dairy? Oh
• 1:01:10
  that Boys and Berry with the Boys and Berry swell, Oh, just I
• 1:01:14
  want to stick my dick in it. It's so good. There was no
• 1:01:17
  need there is. How was we gonna get laughs if Brendan's not here,
• 1:01:22
  you know what I mean, he will appreciate that. Yeah, how else
• 1:01:27
  do we get laughs? If Brendan's on all the glue on the trivia note,
• 1:01:30
  he's the laugh track? What you know what I mean? Again?
• 1:01:34
  You know, I don't. I don't really understand how people bright. I
• 1:01:37
  don't. I just sit down and I come from kind of an improv background
• 1:01:42
  and I just let it all come out and you get into trouble sometimes because
• 1:01:45
  sometimes it's just not there. But this one, every time I went there
• 1:01:47
  something, there were like great happy accidents like that, like that line that
• 1:01:52
  just that just came out, you know, And uh, it's probably because
• 1:01:54
  I'm a genius. I was gonna say I was gonna go to the genius
• 1:01:57
  part. No, this is interesting possible on not to sound like an asshole
• 1:02:00
  on these What do you think about that? I think you sound as bright
• 1:02:05
  as you actually are. Let's see, thank you, Martin. Would I
• 1:02:13
  mean, there's twelve and a half seasons at this point of audio commentaries,
• 1:02:20
  no one sounds like an asshole except for this man closing statements Mattie Martin Guiro
• 1:02:27
  waste of oxygen. Uh clearly admitted in this doesn't know how to write.
• 1:02:30
  And then he's like, well, actually I'm self different. I'm actually his
• 1:02:34
  genius. Jail arrest my case until next until the next episode, he writes,
• 1:02:45
  and I'll be back. Well that was a little more on Martin gear
• 1:02:50
  Well, I guess I can't we just closing arguments, I know, but
• 1:02:52
  what is what is this I object I have? We're going to reopen the
• 1:02:58
  case? Yeah? Well was it was the case closed yet? All we
• 1:03:01
  went to closing comments? Yeah, but the judge hasn't made a ruling yet.
• 1:03:05
  Have they let me just play this in reverse? Excellent? Fantastic,
• 1:03:12
  Thank you Dick wolf Oh in this case, wolf Dick, because I played
• 1:03:16
  Hey, I guess I can't blame you for this on this is on the
• 1:03:21
  the I don't know the people who do, like all the playback on the
• 1:03:23
  screens and stuff like that. When we get to the end of the episode
• 1:03:25
  and they're trying to send Rod back and it's depleting the ZPM and he's like,
• 1:03:30
  no, give it a few more seconds. It Brennan love this.
• 1:03:35
  It says zz PM module depleted. Now, what's the M in zz PM
• 1:03:42
  stand for? Again, like ATM machine, ATM machine, the ATM machined.
• 1:03:45
  So zz PM sorry, zero point module module depleted. Oh no,
• 1:03:52
  oh, computer says no. Yeah, that's a shame because you know they
• 1:03:58
  don't have to do it. It's one thing for us common is to call
• 1:04:00
  on an ATM machine. But yeah, if we're speaking tech talk, maybe
• 1:04:03
  that was Ghiro trying to write his own way, going I've had enough tech
• 1:04:06
  talk. I'm gonna speak a normal speak. Yeah, I'm gonna say,
• 1:04:10
  yeah, I'm gonna say he wrote in the show notes, camera pans to
• 1:04:14
  screen showing ZPM module depleted, and whoever was doing the playback went, well,
• 1:04:18
  he's Giro, He's a Martin. I've got to listen to him because
• 1:04:21
  otherwise Robert Cooper's gonna come over and tell me what an amazing director who is
• 1:04:26
  well, I'm just gonna do what I'm told, and that's how we got
• 1:04:29
  ZPM module deplet. Oh dear, do you think that like these guys sit
• 1:04:35
  there listening to God. I hope so, like like Martin, Martin Guiro
• 1:04:41
  sits there and he has Brad Wright and Joe Malotzi know they have an open
• 1:04:46
  invitation to this podcast, just sits there. He's like, where this guy
• 1:04:49
  and ever that? And you know we know from remember that, remember that
• 1:04:53
  audio bit that was the tweet that Brendan found or whatever where Joseph Malotzi said
• 1:04:58
  they all used to go like to lunch together for years and there was one
• 1:05:02
  person that never paid. People never paid, he wouldn't say. And then
• 1:05:08
  Brendan replied to the tweet and said it was Cooper, wasn't it? And
• 1:05:11
  he liked it. They all hate so Brad Wright, Joe Malozzi, you
• 1:05:19
  know, you guys have an open invitation anytime and you'll be getting the first
• 1:05:24
  hand jobs of the day. But Cooper and Guiro, oh, you better
• 1:05:29
  come correct if you come anywhere near being boy a hard sasses coming out her
• 1:05:35
  brain is going to fall any more pieces of evidence Maddie. Uh no,
• 1:05:42
  I I yield my time to the defense. Who's defending this Cooper and Guiro.
• 1:05:54
  They've remained silent. There we go until next week. One thing I
• 1:06:00
  do want to check with Mitch because it's something we've We've tickled your ass with
• 1:06:02
  a feather about it a couple of times previously, and they drop it again.
• 1:06:06
  At the end of this episode, as Rodney is saying goodbye to Genie,
• 1:06:10
  he says, Hey, the Intergalectic gate bridge should be ready soon.
• 1:06:14
  Maybe I'll come visit. Oh yeah, okay, So we got reference to
• 1:06:17
  back a little while ago, sort of jump points right jumper. We're collecting
• 1:06:21
  gates. We're going to do something, so we might be getting close in
• 1:06:28
  the mid season finale. It sounds like it might be otherwise. It was
• 1:06:33
  very specific. It's not to spoil anything for me reference because you know,
• 1:06:39
  I don't like to say miss mid season finale. If I canna help it.
• 1:06:43
  You really to force yourself, all right. That is two hundred and
• 1:06:47
  foot before of getting the gate. We are back next week with finger panting.
• 1:06:55
  We will do we should do some finger painting. Let's let's do our
• 1:06:58
  own little drawing of the gate painting, just do some fingering. We really
• 1:07:02
  book ended this podcast. We really did. You're welcome read now half Proud
• 1:07:06
  Socials. We haven't done it for a long time, and I've had a
• 1:07:11
  Patreon chat out that I needed to do for months at this point. Get
• 1:07:15
  them on out, mate, Let's do it. Let's do it. Shows
• 1:07:18
  you work. Check out a Patreon if you heard it. Yeah, as
• 1:07:21
  Mitch mentioned last week, a couple of weeks prior, you would have heard
• 1:07:27
  some of our Patreon content, little movie chat we did about some favorite sci
• 1:07:30
  fi films and stuff like that. That's all the stuff you can find on
• 1:07:33
  a Patreon if you want to go and check it out. You know something
• 1:07:34
  that didn't get mentioned from anybody, And I'm not saying it should have.
• 1:07:38
  I'm just considering it's out in a couple of days like June. You never
• 1:07:45
  you know, like I know, we've been talking on enough and you're like,
• 1:07:47
  hey, like it's fine, but it's not like it hasn't properly grabbed
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  you. But I just mean even the original or the sci fi the original
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  starring Patrick Stewart of X Men fame, you very good, but like you
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  know, Brendan's like, if you say, Blade running Europe cock whereas you
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  know, Dune is the White White Star Wars is loosely based on sort of
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  thing inspired by Fromage Yeah, I'm just super loose. Yeah sure, but
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  like I'm like, that's a direct like just like in Space and Planet the
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  doorstop. Nothing loose about that, mate. That was your butt that time,
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  not your wife. Sorry was mixing metaphors. It was just the spice.
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  Yeah, you know, I haven't. I guess when we recorded that
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  we hadn't seen Dune Part one, had we Okay, I guess I'm reserving
• 1:08:44
  my full thoughts on until we get part two. I guess, well we
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  get to see it in a couple of days and Christ and me reading good
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  things. By the way, I am furious the Wicked trailer came out for
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  over the Super Bowl whatever that thing is where like that the game they play
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  around that show and all the important trailers that they had, the trailer for
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  Wicked starring Ariana Grande and other people. Uh that hang on pop ship can
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  Taylor Swift, but he will singlely name thank you next. That's what That's
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  what I say to Taylor Swift, thank you Next. And then her other
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  single, new One, yes, and yeah the word comma word like is
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  that just where you? And if I whisper one word comma another word that's
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  a hits and and the dance moves are so ty. Yeah, it's just
• 1:09:42
  like he's just like yes, and dress like a schoolgirl for you're not old
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  mate from DCS. She needs to let go of the pony. She needs
• 1:09:51
  to let go of a high pony. Anyway, Wicked is actually a two
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  part film. I really so it's gonna be Wicked and then it's going to
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  be in another year and a half time after a Wicked Part two or whatever.
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  I spies that, Yeah, say Wicked part one, let us know,
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  let us know ahead of time, didn't they know? It's just but
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  at least it's not it's not like it's say, not like it's hidden.
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  But I guess most people in the world aren't like how they hid the me
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  mean girls, I can't think of anything that's like remotely related to me part
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  two. This will be the new musical movie or whatever. And it was
• 1:10:35
  a musical and people didn't know it wasn't there was space Lindsay Lohan. Yeah,
• 1:10:42
  they remade that. Tina fe like rewrote it her own film twenty years
• 1:10:45
  after. Yeah, it's a musical now, and when they promoted it,
• 1:10:48
  they didn't let anyone know it was a musical. Oh right, people were
• 1:10:50
  upset and saving with Willy Wonker. Now that I feel like, well,
• 1:10:55
  if you've seen given the originally trailer for Walker, and that was that was
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  very charming that. Yeah, there's it's good. I love Timothy, ye,
• 1:11:05
  Simothy, and you had your French flavor and shall please Anyway, ten
• 1:11:20
  hours ago, I said I was going to a shout out to some of
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  our patre because this is I threw to the movie. Anyway, thank you.
• 1:11:28
  I've actually closed this podcast twice already. That's episode Yeah, thank you
• 1:11:33
  to some of our patreons, including Brandon Holt, Rosemary Bayless, Michael Hotton,
• 1:11:41
  Rachel. We're gonna have to call Rosemary the shank the shank and Harold
• 1:11:45
  would have to be whole, ye obviously, oh, Michael Hotton, Brandon
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  Holt, Harold Brandon close to Brandon. Yeah, do we go back the
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  extra step and call ing PM if he's Holt, He's never going to shut
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  up again. Easy for one month and he's gone. You're Australia, look
• 1:12:02
  into that am for a swim one day and literally the serving Prime Minister went
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  swimming at the beach seen again in Sydney, somewhere else Sydney just went for
• 1:12:14
  a swim and never came back to the sand. His secret service stole.
• 1:12:16
  People are like, where is he? They should have named like a submarine
• 1:12:20
  after room or something like that. They neamed a pool after him. I
• 1:12:24
  know, I'm not. There was a song that had something about did the
• 1:12:29
  Harold Holt or something like it? Actually it should be. It should be
• 1:12:32
  a swimming move like there's the butterfly, the backstroke, breathrog the Harold Holt
• 1:12:36
  where you just go on to sink and die. Yeah, you just go
• 1:12:39
  down and don't come up. I'd also like, did that Rachel Soonest Soon?
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  Oh, that's a good friends one. That's a sports reference. I'm
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  just doing for sure, I was doing. I played the su big suit.
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  This is Rachel Soonest And the last one, I'm really upset bright.
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  Now what's the name again, Rachel Soon? Yes, there we go in
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  the last one, shout out to ret Coon Cooper. All one word,
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  that's his name, that's Cooper, Red con Cooper. Does he want to
• 1:13:17
  be picked on? I think it's very presumption to choose their gender in twenty
• 1:13:21
  twenty five, ow Craig, Look that'll get You're not invited back from another
• 1:13:26
  twenty episodes. That's all right, no handy, no handy for you.
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  So thank yes, thank you to everyone who jumps on our Patreon. You
• 1:13:35
  guys have been outstanding, I mean always, but especially recently. Some nice
• 1:13:42
  discourse going on in the and the comments of some of that, you know,
• 1:13:45
  arguing, yeah nah, but like they're so chill, not even just
• 1:13:48
  like, oh my god, great. I also like this. It's like
• 1:13:51
  they're writing little short novella's in there, like starting their own conversations. Actually,
• 1:13:57
  it's actually really cool. I can't remember the person's name, but I
• 1:13:59
  want to give you a share that out. He's he's deemed those of us
• 1:14:01
  who are weird fans, the wirdos. I kind of like that approved,
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  Yeah, approoved, no objections for Brendan. Ei there I imagine, yeah,
• 1:14:11
  exactly. It's really quiet. Works for both of us. Get that
• 1:14:14
  on the ship. Yeah, if you've got a problem, Brinda, don't
• 1:14:15
  say something. Change your proof. Well, I'm Brendan, you're so progressive.
• 1:14:21
  See you next week. He'll love being quote progressive, get into geek,
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  get into gate, Get into gate Stargate podcast. Get into it now
• 1:14:36
  before it's too late.