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My Spidey Scents is Stinkling: Spider-Man Brand New Day & Thimbleweed Park 2 · Multiple Nerdgasm

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  [music] Multiple nerdgasm.
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  >> All right, we are back after a little two week hiatus. >> Yeah. Jesus.
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  >> Some of us back a little bit more than others.
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  >> Yeah, we're we're barely back. You were like not sure.
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  >> But I miss you all too much to not come back. [laughter]
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  >> So I apologize for my voice. >> Luke's sick, but it's not the same sick
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  he was last week. He was sick last week and he's sick again this week. Different sickness.
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  >> I think what happened last week was I was just sick last week. Didn't get out
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  of bed, didn't eat, and that lowered my immunity. And then I've gone to work for
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  a couple of days and then I've picked up something from work and now
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  >> it's destroyed my throat. But I am sounding like 100% better now than I was
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  >> even 24 hours ago. >> Yeah. Right. >> Wow. >> It still hurts. Thank you for uh
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  soldiering on and rejoining. >> Yes. >> If you want to take a break at any
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  point, let me know. I'm sure the listeners agree.
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  >> I'm just going to try and remember when I need to cough, I'm going to try and hit mute.
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  >> Okay. Very good. >> I'll do my best. >> And I'm here. Obviously, I'm good. My
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  surgery went well. If anybody's worried or interested, surgery went very well.
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  I'm I'm all good. So, >> yep. Somehow I caught the worst of your surgery.
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  >> It seems that way. Yeah. Oh, I there were a couple of days there at the
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  start though. I was like that the first night >> afterwards
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  >> was one of the worst nights of my life. >> Well, that would be one of the first
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  nights you'd spent in hospital, wouldn't it? >> It was the first night I've ever been in
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  hospital since I was like a baby, I guess. Um, >> they don't let you sleep. They'll be
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  checking you constantly. >> They tried. They're so they were so nice
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  and they tried and I appreciated it. But like at one point I like woke up and the
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  nurse was attempting to put a blood pressure thing on my arm while I was and
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  and she was like, "Sorry, I didn't mean to wake you." And I was like, "You will wake me.
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  >> You might as well just do it cuz this is a bit weird now." [laughter]
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  >> Yeah. That's what I do. Just wake me. But I find that the time that they do
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  come in to do it is just a time that you're actually falling back asleep again. >> Yeah.
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  >> But I'm not one of those people. I've not this time, but the time before I had
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  someone complaining that they were waking them up and I'm
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  >> They're doing the job. They're making sure you don't die, mate. >> Yeah.
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  >> Like, yeah. No, >> no, they were so nice. I tried to I
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  tried to make sure I wasn't a dick and I tried to be nice because they were so
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  nice and like I said, they have to put up with some [ __ ]
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  >> And then there's only one time I got a bit annoyed and that's because I needed
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  painkillers [laughter] >> and they were busy. So, I feel like even
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  then I was not that bad. I was just like buzzing going, "If you could hurry up,
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  I'd really appreciate it." [laughter] >> 5 seconds. >> Yeah.
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  >> No, I'm happy you're on the mend. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm surprised how how
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  quickly I've rec. Apparently, they were they were good. I'm a good case
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  apparently. It's good. >> Okay. Excellent. That's what you want.
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  >> They resolved my issue, it seems. I had some more MRIs afterwards and uh I'm
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  good. So going for checkup in another what 45 years or something and
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  >> six months. Six months to see if the other kidney is still there. >> Yes.
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  >> You talk about that on the show. >> I'm not sure.
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  >> I don't even know. I don't think we rec I think it happened after it. Like there
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  was the week before was a [ __ ] blur as well. >> Yeah.
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  >> I learned I only have one kidney. Was born one kidney >> just forever.
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  >> Yeah. Got to be my mid-40s before I figured that out. >> Yeah.
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  >> And then uh Yeah. So that changed a few things but not majorly. I just have to
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  be a bit more careful from now on than I ever have been.
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  >> And look after your daughter's kidneys even more.
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  >> Yeah, cuz I might need one of them. >> Yeah. >> Little tiny kidney. [laughter]
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  >> Better than nothing. >> Take what you can get. >> Yeah,
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  >> that's right. You're in America. There's lots of gun shootings there. There's
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  plenty of kidneys. >> Unfortunately, that is true. >> That is true.
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  >> But anyway, not making fun of America. Now, >> what what have I missed? Because I know
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  I've missed Jesus. Let's see. What do you want to talk about? Um,
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  let's do something fun first.
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  That's fun. Um, oh, uh,
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  let's see. There's a bunch of Marvel news. I'm sure people are following this
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  now. I I am interested in the phenomenon where
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  Marvel kind of just disappeared for a few years. Not disappeared, but like it
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  just became less of a thing. >> Yes. And I think that's what they needed to do is just
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  >> But and then everybody laughed because we were like, oh, they thought they
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  needed to bring back >> Captain Robert Down Jr. >> Robert Downey Jr. and and Chris Evans
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  and all those guys. And then except it it worked because now everybody gives a
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  [ __ ] again. So like they were right, I guess. >> Well, even
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  I don't know even The Last Spider-Man, which doesn't have them in it.
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  >> Have you seen the new one? >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. >> Good. >> Okay. All right.
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  >> And and I quite like that there weren't really too many villains. There was
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  really only one villain in it. The different bodies. The trailer made it
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  seem like there were a bunch of them. >> Yes. >> H >> I don't know. Has it been out long
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  enough to give you who the real villain is? Who they sort of rescue at the end of the day?
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  >> I don't know. I do know. Okay. I know. This is one of the news articles in here
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  is I know who Satie Sync is now. That was a whole big secret. And it's not a
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  secret now because obviously people were going to talk about it.
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  >> So So well then Yeah. That that's it. That's the >> That's the villain.
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  >> Yes. Oh, interesting. >> Gray was the villain.
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  >> What? All right, I'm gonna have to watch this [ __ ] movie. It
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  >> It's It's good. I quite like it. And I also like the story between
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  was she's MJ again now, isn't she? Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Between Tommens and Dia.
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  >> Yep. [laughter] I think aka that [ __ ] couple that's in everything now.
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  Oh, I can't say anything. >> Why? >> They're married.
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  >> No, no. I'm not the movie. >> Yeah. No, no, but I'm saying Tom Holland
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  and Zindaya are in everything now. >> Yeah. >> As a couple.
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  >> After we're told not to hook up, >> were they? I didn't know that.
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  >> They do that a lot when young characters sort of sort of
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  >> You're going to ruin the show or the show or whatever.
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  >> Okay. If you break up later. And that's even that goes far back as the Brady Bunch
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  >> really. So yeah, the Brady Bunch, the oldest son and
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  >> Marsha Brady, evidently they started to get a bit close and the producer put him
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  aside and went, "Look, this is not good. Look, if it goes out, it's bad." She's
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  got a lot of hot friends, though, so [laughter] maybe. And and that's what I believe
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  happened. You just banged all her friends. >> Oh, and putting in Luke terms.
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  >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Colloquially.
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  >> Yeah. Um, in other Spider-Man brand new
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  day news, uh, a screening was evacuated
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  in, uh, in, let's see, Kartagena, Colombia
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  after [laughter] somebody just started ripping up a storm, farting
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  up the theater >> to the point they evacuated.
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  Oh my god, how bad. >> Uhhuh. >> And I bet you that person was not taking
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  responsibility for it. [laughter] >> Footage from the incident quickly went
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  viral on social media, showing stunned viewers pouring into a hallway, one of
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  whom dressed in a Spider-Man costume, calling someone on the phone. [laughter] >> Yeah,
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  >> I do like the fact that like even watching people like there's a bit of
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  laughter there. Like it's not they're not angry angry but
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  >> No no no no but the theater didn't stop the movie like they these people
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  evacuated on their own cho of their own choice I so it's a bit of a bit of an
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  exaggeration. >> Um >> well I do hope that they did get like a
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  ticket back because even though that's what the cinema's doing.
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  >> The theater has not issued any kind of statement. So you know what I don't
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  know. I don't know, but I sort of hope so because you shouldn't have to put up. That's why
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  I hate going to I used to hate going to the movies is because they were full and
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  you have people on their phones and people talking and
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  >> it would really frustrate me. So, shut up. We're here to watch a movie. >> When I saw
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  >> I could understand if you sort of giggled and spoke something a little
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  about, but it's the people who are >> Yeah. When I saw the Odyssey, the woman next to me
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  >> got her phone out a fair bit at the start and I was like, I'm gonna have to
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  throw that thing. >> Yeah. >> Cuz it's cuz it's too [ __ ] bright, >> right?
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  >> And I don't think people understand. Like they'll try and go like keep it down and No.
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  >> No. It's [ __ ] annoying. >> Blasting light and annoying everyone to
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  your side and behind you. >> Yeah. It's super annoying. It's like
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  like literally making me squint when you do that. >> Yep. And you can't not be drawn to it
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  because a flash that's right next to you. >> But but she stopped. >> Excellent.
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  >> Cuz I was like, I'm going to toss that [ __ ] thing down there. [laughter] >> Yeah.
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  >> Um people speculated that this might have been a stink bomb prank. Uh but
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  that's just online speculation >> just because like >> I mean it is
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  >> felt some bad farts, but like >> not that bad.
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  >> Not that bad. Not that I'm I'd be I'd be >> everybody would have to leave
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  >> and it would only last like a a little bit but the sink bombs will
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  >> around. So >> yes, >> but still why should you have to miss
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  out on watching enjoying the movie because of someone putting a stink bomb?
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  I know it's not the cinemas fault either. >> No, no, I know. Yeah.
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  >> Anyone who ruins my movie should be shot. >> I mean maybe they did. I just don't
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  know. It just they've not said anything. But actually, it's why I go to days I go
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  to the movies now are Monday and Tuesday. >> So, no one's there. >> No one's there.
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  >> Yeah. >> I go in the evenings. It's I mean, movie cinemas are pretty quiet here anyway.
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  So, >> yeah. I haven't been to a packed cinema in
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  >> the Odyssey was packed. That's the only That's the last packed thing.
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  >> But I think that was more so for the IMAX then. I think you had for normal
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  screening, you probably would have been >> Could be. Yeah, probably true.
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  And then midnight screamings packed. >> Midnight Screamings was the last time I
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  went to a pack cinema, which would have been Star Wars days.
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  >> I don't want to remind you how long ago that was now.
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  >> God, what was the last Star Wars midnight? It would have been Solo.
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  >> Oh, yeah. I didn't go to that. I think the last midnight one I went to was
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  Revenge of the Sith. Maybe. No, >> no, no. You would have seen Force Awakens at me, right?
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  >> You're absolutely right. You're absolutely right. And then uh I think
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  Last Jedi I saw just a normal screening cuz I knew [laughter] >> Yeah. at that.
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  >> Yeah. >> I will say >> I don't know
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  as much as I [ __ ] on The Last Jedi and I don't like it.
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  I've come around to the idea that
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  he tried to do something different and I respect that, but I just don't think I
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  still don't think it worked and I don't like the movie. But I do think
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  >> he missed the mark. >> No, no, I do too. But I I also I can see
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  if you put the Force Awakens and The Last Jedi next to each other, I do think
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  J.J. Abrams did the easy thing. >> Yes. >> And like which he's good at, which is
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  like the nostalgia, the >> which why I love the Star Trek movies.
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  >> Yeah. It's like a remake. And The Last Jedi tried to be like, "No, no, I'm
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  going to do something completely different." And then it just didn't
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  work. Look, the thing I go back to the last Jedi, the thing that absolutely
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  annoys me is you've got Luke. Apart from Luke going to kill his nephew because he
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  had a bad dream um [clears throat] was the fact that Luke was going like the
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  Jedi teachings are useless and all that and trying to move away from it. And
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  then at the end, no, Ray saved it. I was like, "No, get away from the whole good
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  and dark light dark side. Go to the middle. There's a >> Yeah. >> in between." And that
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  >> because it was like it was going to do it and then it didn't. >> Yeah.
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  And it could have been a good way for like Kylo and Ren to actually end their
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  story arc with it being sort of that middle ground. Doesn't have to be.
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  >> But no, you you chickenened out for but you >> Yeah, you compromised this character and
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  then and then chickened out. >> Yeah. >> I don't know.
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  Anyway, people are sick of hearing it. >> I tell you what, I'm drinking a Va
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  Cruiser double and the cool liquid on my throat's feeling quite nice. Is it? >> Yes,
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  >> I'm drinking coffee. >> I only have two more of them, so we'll see how we go.
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  >> Um, in other Marvel news, >> Mhm.
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  >> Ryan Gosling, aka Bae, [laughter]
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  is the Ghost Rider. >> Yes. I don't know what to think about it.
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  >> I mean, >> I think it's a strange choice for him, honestly. I love Ryan Gosling.
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  >> Yeah, I love him. I think there's better >> Yeah. I don't know. We'll see.
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  >> Better for him. >> I I can't imagine it, but I'm like, I'm
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  down. Like, he's going to be I would imagine more stoic than [ __ ] Nicholas Cage was.
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  >> You know what I mean? Like, >> yeah. >> Oh, this is something I did hear about
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  while I did hear about is there may not be a Barbie 2 now.
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  >> What? Why? Because of Ryan and what's her name? >> Marggo Robbie.
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  >> Yeah. Asking for more money. >> Oh, give them more money. [laughter]
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  >> Yeah. >> How much make you money? Just give it to them.
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  >> How much did they get the first time? I get Let me So much [ __ ] money. Do
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  [snorts] you know uh we talked about this the other week
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  about uh do we No, I think we talked about this specifically so we don't need
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  to. I was going to say that the the a lot of the budget of Moana 2 just went to Rock. We
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  >> talked about that, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> That's [ __ ] ridiculous.
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  >> And Yeah. And I don't I do understand why cuz he's not a lot of stuff anymore.
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  I think he's still trying to ask for that. >> Yeah.
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  >> He better Yeah, he's got to get it while he can. I think he's tapering off.
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  >> I think he's been tapering off for quite some time. And not just due to
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  just due to the fact that we all found out he's a dick
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  >> kind of. Yeah. I think well you have your moment I think like like was joking
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  about before. I think right now >> Tom is in dire and or and Ryan Gosling's
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  having a moment too. Yeah. >> I mean I've always liked Ryan Gosling but he's having
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  >> he's really made a >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Stay bodies come back.
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  >> Yeah. He's been doing a lot of good stuff lately and he's having a moment.
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  take and you got to take advantage of it >> cuz Tommens and I are hot right now but
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  they won't always be some skeleton will come out like Alan Richson right we've
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  got some Alan Richardson news uh everybody loves Alan Richardson at the moment
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  >> how's the news of Alan Richardson oh no sorry I was Alan Rickman Alen >> dead forever
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  >> Alan Richardson from the aka reacher aka >> uh one of my favorite actors at the
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  moment uh he's got had this uh movie on
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  Netflix, War Machine, that everybody's [ __ ] loved. I've got to watch it.
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  It's like a science fiction army thing I got to watch. Uh and also Reach is doing
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  really huge, right? And he's just really he's really famous right now. [ __ ]
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  make sure you take advantage of it, Alan, because
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  >> and and he's the you know, we had the he had the incident with the guy on the
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  bike, remember? We talked about that. >> Yep. That guy who was just there to just
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  cause trouble. He talked about it on Dax Shepard's podcast recently and said,
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  >> I mean, you saw the video. So, you know, the guy was he said he did clarify the
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  guy was drunk. That's he says he mentions it briefly on the video, but he
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  said yes, he could smell the guy was drunk and realized, oh, that this is just
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  >> that's what this is. Like, the guy's drunk. >> Um,
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  >> but then like his kids were there and the guy was attacking him and he was
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  like, so I [ __ ] punched him. >> It wasn't attacking. was like when he's
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  trying to ride away was pushed him over. Yeah. Pushed him over
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  and then Yeah. He was like um but anyway he said that the worst thing about it
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  for him now is like cuz the police were like no no no you're good. No charges
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  don't. And he was like I don't want to press charge against this guy but now
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  his kids won't ride with him because they're scared. >> Oh that sucks.
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  >> Yeah. I was like, "Oh." Because he said that was he's doing a big motorbike
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  movie coming up and he'd been riding around with his kids like not fast or
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  anything, but the bike he had >> is loud because it's for the movie. >> Yeah.
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  >> And he said he thinks that's why the guy got pissed off.
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  >> And I could understand going out having a words cuz if you just hear like a loud
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  bite going round and around and around. >> Yeah. >> I can understand getting annoyed.
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  >> He denies that they were he thinks he said that they just it was just a couple
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  of laps and the guy was drunk. Even if even if that
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  grain assault like yeah I got to believe Allan but imagine it had been around
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  around that's not the way to handle it by driving your bike in front of someone
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  else and starting to start a fight. It's a >> like he ran out in front of him and and
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  while Yeah. >> Yeah. Like it's guys can you shut it down for a bit?
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  >> Yeah. just calmly ask him >> and because I mean
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  >> you never know for sure with celebrities but >> yes >> it seems like if you asked Alan
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  Richardson could you not do that he'd be like okay I'm sorry like he just seems agreeable
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  >> yes >> unless you're assaulting him in front of his kids [laughter] then he's going to
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  punch the [ __ ] out of you because he's enormous >> I don't know
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  >> he would have been holding himself back >> I he was I'm guarantee he was like he
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  would have destroyed that guy in a second. >> Yeah. So, he's having a moment too. Uh which
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  is happy for him, but like like you said, you got to take advantage of it.
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  Uh Dave Batista is having got some Datista news. I won't skip to it yet
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  because we're jumping around a lot. >> Yeah. That's all right.
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  >> Dave Batist. Oh, you were apologizing to the watchers, not me.
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  >> I was apologizing to everyone. Okay. >> Because I know I'm a bit everywhere at
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  the moment. >> So, Ryan Gosling is Ghost Rider. Yes.
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  >> Uh, Emma Frost has been cast apparently. Who is uh [ __ ] [snorts] Why can't I
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  think of her? >> Does she have a [ __ ] X-Men name?
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  She's one of the X-Men. Emma Frost. Does she have like a name other than that?
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  No, she doesn't. Okay, that's why I couldn't think of it. Um,
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  she's like the ice lady. She's like, >> so like Storm but with less powers.
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  >> Yeah. And she's also traditionally she doesn't wear a whole lot. Um. >> Ah.
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  >> And uh Samara Weaving has been cast. >> I love Samara Weaving.
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  >> Well, she has been cast as Emma Frost. So, uh probably they'll give her more
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  clothes than the comics did. >> Yeah. >> But, uh >> people are very happy about that news.
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  >> I'm having her. I think this is her moment coming up as well. She's been in
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  quite a lot lately. >> Yeah. Could be. Ready or not, Ready or
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  Not too, they're the only two that popped to my head.
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  >> Yeah. [laughter] No, no, she's a She's a actually, come on. What else is she in?
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  There was something else. She's Australian, which is obviously a plus. Uh,
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  >> Babysitter, what was I thinking? The babysitter.
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  >> Guns of Kimbo. I was thinking of that. >> I like The Babysitter. The sequel is
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  actually better than the first one. >> And um Scream six, she was in
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  >> Oh, that's right. And she was the daughter of Bill and Ted.
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  >> Oh, that's right. That's right. In uh the whatever the Yeah. >> the new one.
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  >> Yeah. So, she's uh she's an X-Men or ex person as well. >> Yep.
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  >> So, that's news. Uh I'm assum assuming there'll be more announcements about
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  that stuff cuz they need more X-Men. >> Yeah. Yeah, it's going to be interesting
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  to see who's who's coming back, who's being recast for all of that cuz
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  >> Well, they're all very young, so I'm like I'm not going to know who any of
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  these people are like within reason. Like I know SD Sync and I know Samara
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  Weaving. I mean, maybe I'll know them. I just I don't know.
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  >> Well, you've known the first two, these two. >> That's true. I just I I know Samara
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  Weaving. >> I will give it to you. It took me a long
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  time to work regard Oh, that's her from that when I was watching Spider-Man.
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  It took me a while to work out it was her from Stranger Things. I took me a moment.
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  >> No. Well, I see. I I knew >> because she's also grown up since then as well.
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  >> True. Well, they grew up while they were making it though.
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  >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But no, she's >> even since then. >> She Okay.
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  >> She Yeah. Well, she's also Yeah. Cass is a young adult other than a teenager as
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  well. So, >> yeah. Because that's what she is now. >> Yes. [laughter]
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  >> Yeah. Because it took so [ __ ] long to make the show. Yeah. >> Um, Blade
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  is uh still going nowhere. And Maharasha Ali,
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  Mahashala Ali, I'm butchering his name. I apologize. He's not played anymore, so
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  I'm not going to have to say his name. >> Well, I think after
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  >> Wesley Cypes came back and went, there's only one blade. >> Mhm.
• 22:12
  >> You could not come and then replace him. H I don't know about that. They have to
• 22:18
  Well, they replaced um Fenki Jensen with Sadie Sync, you know.
• 22:25
  >> Yeah, but with Blade, >> they can't bring back anything if Blade's not there.
• 22:30
  >> Well, they could bring Wesy Snipes back as a joke. I don't think they could
• 22:33
  bring him back for real. >> I I don't think you need to bring Blade
• 22:36
  back as a character apart from as a joke. >> Well, they're making all the Marvel
• 22:39
  stuff, so but yeah, fair enough. I guess don't they don't have to. But uh but I
• 22:45
  mean this guy I mean he's a serious actor, right? So >> Oh he
• 22:51
  >> well I mean it's kind of a loss for them uh in a way like he's a good actor. I've
• 22:56
  seen him in I mean the thing main thing I've seen him in is um
• 23:00
  Alita Battle Angel. He was in that but he's in like uh the Green Book and
• 23:06
  what's that other one? Moonlight Oscar. He won uh Oscars for both of those
• 23:11
  actually. And then uh yeah, he was gonna be Blade. But I mean, they're just still
• 23:16
  spinning their wheels on that movie. >> Yeah. I'm I'm of a thought that there
• 23:23
  will never be another Blade movie. >> Oh, yeah.
• 23:28
  >> I think we had our Blade Blade movies. I think he may make an appearance, but I
• 23:34
  don't think he's going to be I don't think he's movie again.
• 23:38
  >> No, I don't know what that means. >> Character. >> Yeah. Yeah.
• 23:44
  >> Well, look, if you're going to have Robert Downey Jr. and
• 23:48
  all the Chrises and everything staying around, why not just keep Blade around
• 23:52
  like he sits around as well? [snorts] >> There's been a lot of talk about,
• 23:58
  you know, Chris Evans is back. Obviously, everybody knows because he's
• 24:01
  in the trailer and people are like, why did they put him in the trailer? It's
• 24:04
  like because everybody knew. They don't want to waste, you know, just just get
• 24:10
  it out of the way. Like >> it's just easier sometimes.
• 24:14
  >> Yeah. Like if they tried to keep it a secret, it's Yeah. It's silly. Just
• 24:19
  >> it's like when um it was Thor Ragnarok and you saw that the idea of the Hulk
• 24:24
  being in it was meant to be a big secret. And if you watch the movie, you
• 24:28
  can see how they were leading up to it with lots of stuff being in the
• 24:30
  background with like >> Yeah. >> holding up signs for this greenfaced guy
• 24:35
  and stuff. And then they came out and told everyone. And I think it's because
• 24:38
  you can't keep a secret like that big for so long. >> Yes.
• 24:42
  >> And as I say, spoilers don't change the way people enjoy a movie.
• 24:46
  >> No. Apparently, they make it more enjoyable. >> Yeah.
• 24:49
  >> Uh cuz you not Yeah. You get a chance to process the spoiler. >> Yes.
• 24:55
  >> Uh actually, on that note, uh I'm going to put a note in.
• 24:59
  I don't want to talk about it right now because again I don't want to jump
• 25:02
  around as much but I have
• 25:05
  uh here we go. I'm just going to put that in. >> Okay.
• 25:11
  >> Because I do want to say a brief thing about something. Um >> all right.
• 25:17
  >> Thank you. Uh and then so the other news is is that Avengers Doomsday is coming
• 25:22
  out obviously end of the year. Um everyone's [ __ ] excited about it in a
• 25:27
  way that they've not been excited for Marvel movies. I was like, "Oh, I I I
• 25:30
  want to watch it. Maybe I should catch up because I've been off, obviously." >> Yep.
• 25:34
  >> For a couple of weeks. And I was like, "Maybe I'll watch some Marvel movies."
• 25:37
  I've probably got one or two I haven't seen. >> There's [ __ ] 10 I haven't seen.
• 25:42
  >> Yeah, there's probably be a lot. >> I went on Disney Plus and I was like
• 25:47
  going back and I'm like, "Haven't seen that. Haven't seen that. Forgot that
• 25:50
  exists. Haven't seen that. Forgot that exists. Haven't seen that. Haven't seen
• 25:53
  that." And I was just like, "Fuck. Okay, forget it. I [laughter] haven't got time
• 25:56
  for this." For a lot of it, you could have just watched Fantastic 4.
• 26:02
  >> I I want to watch that. I did not watch that. >> You should watch that one cuz I think
• 26:05
  that's definitely leading into >> Yeah. >> this. >> I would like to watch
• 26:11
  the Captain America one that has Harrison Ford in it because it has
• 26:15
  Harrison Ford in it, but I don't know if it's worth bothering.
• 26:18
  >> I haven't seen that one either. The other one that is probably worth
• 26:21
  watching as well is Thunderbolts. >> Okay. because >> after seeing Brand New Day, that's
• 26:28
  definitely still they're definitely moving forward with that with some of
• 26:31
  the characters at least. >> Interesting. All right. Well, I'll watch
• 26:34
  those two. I know that there's um there's the second Black Panther that I
• 26:38
  just never watched. >> Um >> racist. >> Well, [laughter] the thing cuz I'm just
• 26:45
  so [ __ ] useless these days. I saw it and I was like, "Oh, I really wanted to
• 26:48
  watch that." Uh never did. There's um >> Did I tell you about the stupid thing I
• 26:53
  did for that? >> No. >> I thought that he had died after a
• 26:59
  filming of Black Panther 2, >> didn't he? >> No. Or he might have, but he wasn't in
• 27:04
  Black Panther 2. But I spent the entire movie waiting for him to appear in Black
• 27:09
  Panther 2 thinking >> I would have done that too if I'd
• 27:12
  watched it last week [laughter] cuz I just You just told me that and I was
• 27:15
  like, "No, he was okay." >> Yeah. No, I thought that he'd filmed
• 27:18
  that and that was his last. Yeah, right. >> Big thing. But no, he wasn't in it and
• 27:22
  it was Yeah. And I was Oh, I was very confused. >> They've announced the new Black Panther
• 27:29
  2. Um, just so you know, David Johnson will be
• 27:34
  Black Panther in Black Panther 3. >> Okay. >> Um, so I guess nobody was Black Panther
• 27:40
  in Black Panther 2. >> No. >> Okay. >> I don't quite remember it either. It was
• 27:46
  a long time ago, but I I just remember going, "Where is he?" [laughter]
• 27:52
  >> Wow. >> Uh, okay. So, I got to watch all those. There's like Oh, yeah. The Marvels.
• 27:57
  There's like There's a lot of them. >> See, the Marvels I skipped.
• 28:02
  >> Thing is, >> I'm sexist. >> I don't think any of them are bad. Yeah,
• 28:06
  exactly. We're a bunch of sexist. Racist. Well, I No, I'm racist and
• 28:09
  sexist. They were just sexist. >> Just sexist. Yes, >> that's fair.
• 28:13
  >> Um, no. Well, I think it just cuz I was trying to keep up with them like Thor,
• 28:18
  Love and Thunder. >> I just burned out. Oh, Thor, Love, and Thunder.
• 28:23
  I liked it. Uh, >> but was not wasn't about anything. >> It was just Yeah, exactly.
• 28:30
  >> Saying goodbye to characters and >> it was just like, eh, there's some funny
• 28:33
  bits. I'd like to see Nelly Portman buff. >> Yeah. But then the whole thing was about
• 28:39
  just getting rid of her character and I'm >> Yeah.
• 28:41
  >> I liked her character. Yeah, [laughter] I want to say goodbye to Nelly B, man.
• 28:46
  >> And now she's gotten even awesome. Even more awesome.
• 28:50
  >> Yeah. What are you getting rid of her for? Like her. Um,
• 28:56
  >> the they got fined at Comic-Con. I don't quite understand this. Um, at
• 29:03
  Comic-Con, they had a big sign. Basically, they there's like a bridge in
• 29:08
  San Diego over >> like a a walkway or a road
• 29:13
  >> and they covered it up >> with a big doomsday thing and they've
• 29:19
  been fined by the city >> because I I'm trying to pause this. I think
• 29:26
  because it's a landmark, uh the city said it was disruptive to
• 29:31
  the flow of uh because of concerns about safety and fears it could disrupt the flow of
• 29:37
  people during the year's biggest event because >> in this place where I'm looking at the
• 29:42
  picture of it now where there are all these people walking >> and all these sort of
• 29:49
  >> fences lit up showing them where to walk. That was going to
• 29:52
  >> Well, I don't know if it's because this does happen at events like at PAX.
• 29:57
  I'm sure you've experienced this where if there's something too interesting >> Yes.
• 30:02
  >> you can't [ __ ] get anywhere because everybody stops to look at
• 30:04
  >> like the second they got those, oh, we're yelling and we're giving away stuff
• 30:08
  >> or a cosplay that's particularly interesting and everybody just blocks
• 30:11
  the whole [ __ ] walkway. >> Get out the way. I need to be somewhere.
• 30:15
  >> Yeah. And they have signs that say, don't take cosplay photos here because
• 30:18
  you're [ __ ] annoying everybody. But they do it anyway. Um, so I wonder if
• 30:22
  it's that. Uh, although I mean >> I'm looking at >> it's not that interesting. It's like
• 30:28
  it's it's cool. >> If I was to take a photo of this, this
• 30:32
  would be like one photo with the camera and you move on. You're not even taking backups.
• 30:37
  >> But when you've got like hundreds of thousands of people doing that, I guess.
• 30:40
  But anyway, they've been fined $160,000
• 30:43
  for uh for that for doing that. Oh, I I hope they'll make that money back
• 30:50
  somehow. >> Yeah, I know Disney can afford it, but I
• 30:53
  just thought it was interesting because I don't quite get it, but uh >> you know,
• 30:59
  >> I could understand if it's this landmark and you're going to damage it or
• 31:02
  something and you didn't >> No, safety concerns specifically, but yeah,
• 31:08
  >> I mean, it could just be that they're just worried people are now going to
• 31:12
  block a [ __ ] road looking at this thing. But then they put big billboards
• 31:17
  up all the time. I don't >> It's not even a bridge.
• 31:19
  >> No, it's Sorry. The bridge is not like >> Yeah, if you scroll just a
• 31:26
  >> Hey, here's this boardwalk sign across the road. Yeah, it looks like a walkway.
• 31:31
  That's why I said bridge, but it's not. Yeah, like a
• 31:35
  >> They did a lot more to it than I thought they did, though.
• 31:39
  >> Yeah, it's quite If you look at the photo of what it normally looks like,
• 31:41
  it's not that big. It's like, you know, like like a gateway kind of thing that's
• 31:46
  like, you know, welcome to [ __ ] >> something.
• 31:51
  Yeah, whatever it usually says. [laughter] >> It probably says San Diego Union. No,
• 31:57
  that's the paper. It says
• 32:00
  >> uh San Diego's Gas Lamp Quarter. >> Oh, it's it's not just one fine. It's a
• 32:07
  whole slew of fines that rolled up into one. >> Okay. I think I might actually have been
• 32:11
  here before. But >> so according to the paper, City Fishers
• 32:15
  gave Marvel and Outdoor multiple chances to put up or remove the ad. >> Oh,
• 32:20
  >> not to put up or remove. >> They started with $10,000 fine on
• 32:24
  Tuesday, 10,000 on Wednesday, 20,000 Thursday, 30,000 Friday, 40,000
• 32:30
  Saturday, and finally 50,000 for the total. So they they paid for this they
• 32:35
  treated this as advertising. This is their advertising budget. So they said,
• 32:40
  "Can we do this?" They said, "No, they did it anyway." All right. >> Take it down.
• 32:45
  >> Yeah. >> So, do not feel sorry for them at all. They had this in their budget.
• 32:52
  [laughter] >> Somebody made a decision.
• 32:56
  Well, anyway, Avengers Doomsday coming out 18th of December, which everybody
• 33:02
  knows now because of this big [ __ ] sign. >> Yeah.
• 33:06
  >> Uh, and everyone's going to watch it anyway. Yes.
• 33:09
  It's like they wasted $160,000 cuz >> everybody here that is going to this
• 33:16
  event knows this is coming out. >> Yeah. >> They're not here to find out that
• 33:20
  >> there's no one at Comic- Con who doesn't know about this. [laughter]
• 33:23
  At least not many people. >> Yes. >> Yeah. Uh I want to talk about something
• 33:29
  else. I want to talk about this uh Kickstarter that we were our attention
• 33:35
  was brought to. Um, it's called Region Locked and it is a documentary about
• 33:42
  Australian video games. >> So, they've got a Kickstarter running
• 33:46
  right now. Uh, it's got two weeks to go. So, by the time you hear this, there'll
• 33:51
  be just over a week to go. So, if this sounds interesting, act now.
• 33:55
  >> Now, you don't have time to sit on it. Um, basically it's it's a it's a
• 34:00
  documentary about uh the Australian retro
• 34:05
  game industry. So, I think older games
• 34:10
  that were made in Australia and I think they've got lined up a bunch of
• 34:14
  interviews. Uh 70 plus participants lined up to uh to do interviews
• 34:20
  including the people behind The Hobbit, Way of the Exploding Fist, Bad Street
• 34:24
  Brawler, Hungry Horus, Fist 2, The Legend Continues, Rock and Wrestle, just
• 34:30
  a lot of old uh you know retro games that were made in
• 34:35
  Australia. And I'm sure this would be very interesting.
• 34:39
  >> It would be. And I'm backing it right now. >> There you go.
• 34:43
  >> I'm not doing the $350 one day though. I'm not doing that. >> That's fair.
• 34:49
  Uh, yeah, there's like merchant stuff there if you're interested. But I mean,
• 34:52
  this just sounds really interesting and I I mean based on the fact that I would
• 34:56
  like to watch it, I would Yes, >> I will also back it. So, um, it's a
• 35:01
  series, I should say. Uh, a documentary series. I don't know if I was clear
• 35:05
  about that. So, there's like, uh, here there's like a a synopsis of the two
• 35:09
  episodes, first two episodes. Um, uh, episode one, at the edge of the
• 35:15
  world, in the early 1980s, Australia was isolated from the burgeoning electronics
• 35:19
  industry. From this void emerged a rogue band of hobbyists and academic rule
• 35:22
  breakers who dared to build a video game industry from the ground up. And it's
• 35:28
  got stuff about the Commodore 64, so that will be of particular interest to me.
• 35:33
  All right, let me give me two seconds. I'm just going to put in my password.
• 35:38
  >> Oh, wow. He's literally just doing it right now.
• 35:40
  >> My two factor authentication. Sorry. My password was already there.
• 35:43
  >> You just read that code out if you want. >> No, it's fine. >> Okay.
• 35:47
  >> I don't know what it is. I've already used it. Um,
• 35:54
  >> yeah, my bad. >> Look at that. I understand. Pledged.
• 35:59
  >> There you go. So yeah, this is due out um let's see,
• 36:05
  December next year, I think is the Yeah, >> but look, if it does sound like
• 36:10
  something you're interested to, jump on it now cuz it's got a long way to go. >> Yeah,
• 36:16
  >> short time to get there. >> Yeah, exactly. So >> to my Cannonball friends, not
• 36:21
  Cannonball. >> What
• 36:25
  >> What movie am I thinking of? I don't know. >> Smoking the Bandit.
• 36:31
  >> Oh, Smoky and the Bandit. >> Long cannibal run.
• 36:37
  >> Um, yeah. So, I mean, this looks great. Uh, check it out if it's of interest and,
• 36:43
  uh, yeah, if you want to see it, support them and get in now because, uh, yeah,
• 36:46
  they've got a couple of weeks to go. And like I said, by the time you hear this,
• 36:48
  it'll be, uh, it'll be just over a week. So, yeah. Um, yeah. Again, it's going to
• 36:53
  cover the Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, and AmIgga, which I mean, that [ __ ]
• 36:56
  interests me. I'm assuming other people our age are also
• 37:02
  >> time back then cuz I think a lot of people just didn't they didn't buy a lot
• 37:06
  of games back then. >> Everyone just had copies of games that people had.
• 37:11
  >> It's funny to think back how prevalent >> in like
• 37:17
  >> cuz where we grew up was not a big city, especially when we were young. It was
• 37:22
  like the middle of [ __ ] nowhere almost when we were little. Um, but
• 37:27
  there was still a huge Commod 64 pirate game industry. Like
• 37:33
  >> it's amazing to me to look back and think about how much stuff I had access
• 37:37
  to considering where we were. Like
• 37:39
  >> Yes. But yeah, you it wasn't that you it
• 37:45
  was easier to get a copy of something than it was to buy a copy of something.
• 37:50
  >> Yes. Yes. Yeah. Because even if I went to the games wizard, they probably
• 37:53
  didn't have it. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It's But it's like, how did that
• 37:56
  happen? You know what that they should look into that? That should be documentary.
• 38:01
  >> How the [ __ ] did all that software get to my house? Like like how >> like >> Yeah,
• 38:08
  >> cuz I just remember like I'd come back and then
• 38:11
  >> my dad was in the Navy just go he come back, oh yeah, I've got all these copies
• 38:15
  of games now. There you go. >> Yeah. >> Okay, thanks. that it's sort of like got
• 38:20
  all these games but no idea. >> Yeah, my it must have been from my dad
• 38:24
  at but there was like a just had a big box of discs that just had stuff on it.
• 38:27
  It's like how did I get all that? Where did who who made all those copies?
• 38:32
  >> Cuz wasn't like making copies was a fast thing either. Like someone had to sit
• 38:36
  down and make those >> if it was in cassette which was uh where
• 38:41
  a lot of my Commodore 64 games early on were. had to have a double cassette deck
• 38:45
  and then you had literally had to in real time play the
• 38:47
  >> real time. Yeah. It was one to one. It was no if you had like 60 minutes that
• 38:52
  was well no be 120. You just >> two hours of your life's gone.
• 38:57
  >> Yeah, that has a magical time in my mind.
• 39:02
  Commodore 64. Loved it. Anyway, uh yeah, so check it out. Region
• 39:09
  locked. Uh we'll link to it in the show notes. Check it out. Um, and this is for
• 39:13
  episode This is for episode one and two, I should clarify. Yes. Uh, this is just
• 39:17
  to cover the creation of episode one and two. Uh, yeah.
• 39:23
  Uh, something else I watched this week, just briefly, I watched Send Help, the
• 39:27
  Sam Ramy horror movie. Horror in quotes. >> It is a horror movie. Have you you've seen it?
• 39:33
  >> Is it horror? I wouldn't call that horror. >> No, it is a little bit. It's more of a
• 39:37
  thriller, I suppose. >> Yeah. >> I mean, it's very [ __ ] Sam Ramy. I
• 39:42
  like I loved it for that. But what a strange movie
• 39:46
  >> it was and I didn't expect it to end the way it did.
• 39:51
  >> No, I really liked it. It I'll say this and I said this to Ch at the time is I
• 39:57
  had no idea how the [ __ ] that movie was going to end. No idea. Like I I give him credit
• 40:03
  >> cuz when you start it it's like the horrible boss and the girls be pass over
• 40:08
  promotion and then you think oh they're going to learn to work together and then
• 40:14
  >> No. [laughter] >> Yeah. No, I really enjoyed it. Kept me
• 40:19
  guessing. It's got lots of It's got a lot of be warned a lot of Sam Ramy gross out stuff.
• 40:26
  >> Yes. >> Lots of fluids. [laughter] So,
• 40:32
  I really enjoyed it, but but yeah, very odd in a good way.
• 40:37
  >> Yes. No, definitely worth a watch. And it's on streaming now, so definitely
• 40:40
  definitely worth a watch. >> Yeah. And and really good performances.
• 40:43
  Rachel McAdams is great in it. Uh, whoever that guy is who played the boss. Also great.
• 40:50
  >> It's a good movie, but not for everybody. I don't know how to describe
• 40:54
  it. It's It's funny. >> Yes. but also >> funny and then
• 41:00
  >> but and then Yeah. Like especially when >> at some point some people managed to
• 41:06
  find them and that just that took a a left turn very quickly.
• 41:10
  >> Yes. Yeah. And then uh I kind of guessed what the it's not really a twist at the
• 41:17
  end, but I kind of I guessed what was
• 41:21
  going on with a certain thing. It's It doesn't matter because
• 41:25
  >> I still had no idea where the [ __ ] it was going to go after. >> No. >> Like,
• 41:30
  >> no, it's a good movie. They get short version is Yeah. She's working at this
• 41:34
  company. The boss, the big boss who she was friendly with passes away. His son
• 41:38
  takes over and is a dick. >> Yes. >> And uh and wants to get rid of her.
• 41:42
  >> Uh but they want to use her one last time. So, they take her on this trip
• 41:46
  overseas because she's actually good at her job. Yes. Yes.
• 41:49
  >> And then they're going to get rid of her and all his bro friends are just going
• 41:52
  to take over the company. >> But the plane crashes and uh
• 41:56
  >> but because she's such a survivor, [laughter]
• 42:01
  >> she knows how to survive on this island and he doesn't. >> No. >> So,
• 42:08
  and then things rapidly spiral out of control in like
• 42:14
  >> crazy. >> No, I really enjoyed it. But like I said, I just at the end I was just like,
• 42:20
  "Fuck it hell." All right.
• 42:23
  Uh yeah, Send Help. Good movie. Um what else have we got? What do we
• 42:29
  want to get to? I want to talk about just quickly I'll talk about this. Are
• 42:34
  you all right? You having a moment off camera? >> Okay, now he's muted.
• 42:39
  >> I'm good. I'm good. >> Okay. Okay. Just making sure. Um,
• 42:44
  James Bond. >> Do we know who James Bond is?
• 42:49
  >> No, but apparently we will know this year. >> That's that's that's the news this week
• 42:54
  is that we will officially know who James Bond will be, the new actor by the
• 43:00
  end of the year. I'm guessing not until June comes out, June part three, because >> yeah,
• 43:05
  >> the new villain >> isn't going to want to talk about it. No
• 43:08
  during press for that. They're gonna want him focused on that because if they
• 43:12
  do announce Bomb then all of press things are going to be >> exactly talk about.
• 43:15
  >> If they announce it now, that's all anyone's going to ask him about. So I I
• 43:18
  guarantee you they are not going to talk about it until then. >> Um
• 43:24
  but I've been watching the movies still. >> Yes. >> So I was doing my rewatch. I watched
• 43:27
  >> So where are you up to? >> Uh I've literally just got no time to
• 43:30
  die left and Okay. I I'll watch it, but I've seen it
• 43:35
  >> twice fairly recently anyway. So, Amazon, hurry up.
• 43:40
  >> Yeah, exactly. I'm ready. I'm ready for the next one.
• 43:43
  >> Gave you plenty of time to get something out ready for that to finish his rewatch. And
• 43:49
  >> And the thing I wanted to say was uh specifically was that I found it very
• 43:54
  interesting that my opinion on the Daniel Craig era >> has changed on a rewatch.
• 44:00
  >> I still love Casino Royale very much. Very great, very, very good movie. I
• 44:05
  really enjoyed Quantum of Solace, which >> I didn't so much when it came out.
• 44:12
  >> I was like, eh about it. I really liked it the second time.
• 44:16
  >> Surprised me. Skyfall, which I really liked when it came out.
• 44:21
  >> I was a bit eh about this time. >> Oh, >> and I think it's because I can see now
• 44:26
  having rewatched all of them. I can see what they're doing, if you know what I
• 44:32
  mean. like it's very intentionally trying to make you go this is a James
• 44:37
  Bond movie kind of thing. >> Can Can you start to see where he starts
• 44:41
  to check out [snorts] >> sort of Yeah,
• 44:47
  definitely more so in like Spectre. [laughter] >> Yeah.
• 44:50
  >> But but I also I liked Spectre more. And the reason I was going to say
• 44:54
  specifically the spoilers thing is what I wanted to mention was Spectre. I saw
• 44:58
  Spectre at the movies. >> Mhm. >> And I didn't like it. Yep.
• 45:03
  >> And I think maybe that's because of the Blofeld stuff because
• 45:09
  I think it's silly. >> Yeah. >> But I know about it now. And so when I
• 45:13
  watched it this time, I knew that was coming and I was just like, "Yeah,
• 45:16
  whatever." And I actually think >> it's a pretty good James Bond movie.
• 45:21
  It's just unfortunately they thought they were trying to be clever and make
• 45:25
  [ __ ] Blofeld his adopted brother or [ __ ] whatever. That's
• 45:28
  >> And that one thing just tarnished the whole thing for you. and it didn't go
• 45:30
  anywhere anyway because they just killed him in the next movie anyway. Like just
• 45:33
  that was stupid. I don't know. I mean, they do this. James Bond movies
• 45:38
  are not, you know, not high art or anything. They they try things. But >> yeah,
• 45:43
  >> but I Yeah, on the spoilers thing, having if I had known going in the first
• 45:48
  time that they were going to that was going to be a thing, I probably would
• 45:52
  have enjoyed it more the first time because I would have been like, "Oh
• 45:54
  yeah, this is that stupid thing." >> This is why I say spoilers aren't bad. >> Yeah.
• 45:58
  >> Don't actually ruin anything. Not always. Sometimes depending on a big
• 46:04
  >> unless the whole thing is a big twist thing like like a >> unless you
• 46:11
  like it then it's good. If if if you don't like it then it's bad. And but if
• 46:17
  you know about it beforehand the badness is reduced. I think that's
• 46:21
  the like it kind of evens everything out. >> Yeah. But I think most spoilers are most
• 46:27
  days this these days the trailer gives away the entire movie. So
• 46:31
  >> yeah, unless they're clever about it sometimes.
• 46:34
  >> Well, they do get clever sometimes. Like what was it in a movie Solashi where
• 46:39
  basically the trailer was just the first 10 minutes of the movie? >> Yeah. What was
• 46:45
  >> what that was? >> And you thought you knew stuff, but then
• 46:49
  it got through all that and you were like, "Oh, okay. I don't know what's
• 46:52
  going to happen now." Yeah. >> Yeah. >> But I'm still You can never spoil anything for me.
• 46:58
  >> Oh, that's fair enough. [snorts] >> Well, anyway, that's that's the
• 47:02
  basically that's what I wanted to say was that I've kind of flipped a bit on
• 47:05
  the B. I really liked Skyfall when it came out. I still like it. I just now
• 47:09
  I'm just like, oh, I actually quite liked the others more. >> I think because
• 47:15
  >> I enjoyed them >> because I knew was going to happen. I could just enjoy the ride.
• 47:20
  >> Yeah, just enjoy it. Just go with it. Contrast partic got some good action
• 47:24
  stuff in it. So >> yeah, he's still not like James Bond.
• 47:29
  >> No. Who's your James Bond? Roger Moore. >> Yeah, it's definitely that era when it
• 47:35
  was fun. >> Yeah. I don't know. >> I like fun James Bond.
• 47:42
  >> Roger Moore did I feel like out of all the Bonds, he did
• 47:47
  all the kinds of James Bond. But he was always a bit funny, but he also did some
• 47:51
  dark [ __ ] too. >> Like he's also the most
• 47:56
  >> rapey James Bond like [laughter] with Solitaire where he swapped the
• 48:02
  tarot cards and like basically just like tricks her into having sex with him by
• 48:08
  telling her well the tarot cards said you're going to but then he they were
• 48:11
  all that all the cards with the lovers. Like that's
• 48:17
  that's very creepy on a real >> most of the time.
• 48:19
  >> Yeah, I know. It's very creepy. Um, and he also sleeps with Roger Moore out of
• 48:26
  all of them. I think Sean Connory does this too actually. No, he does. Sean
• 48:29
  Connory does it in uh is it Dr. No, where he sleeps with the woman who he
• 48:34
  knows is a bad guy and then [ __ ] shoots them. [laughter]
• 48:38
  >> Yeah, but he's got to use Roxaw first. Roger Moore does stuff like that, too.
• 48:42
  And then they later on they were like, I probably shouldn't have him do that anymore.
• 48:48
  But Roger Moore also is in Moonraker,
• 48:52
  which is the silliest of them all with the [ __ ] pigeon doing a double take. >> Oh yeah.
• 48:59
  >> Oh yeah. And then the ones with the sheriff [ __ ] actually the sheriff was in
• 49:05
  Live and Let Die, right? The first Roger Mo one. So he
• 49:08
  >> don't ask me to pick [clears throat] >> I think the sheriff was in Roger Moore
• 49:13
  from the beginning but anyway. Yeah, they definitely sillier. >> Yeah.
• 49:18
  >> And you like that? >> Yes. Yeah. Even though for some reason I'll
• 49:24
  never go back to it. Pierce Broen was all I enjoyed Pierce Brozen, but that's
• 49:28
  when it started to go. >> Pierce Broman, my I think Golden is excellent.
• 49:35
  >> And then >> yes, >> went off the rails a bit in
• 49:40
  uh not Die Another Day, Tomorrow Never Dies. >> Mhm.
• 49:44
  >> Didn't like that one so much. Well, is not enough. It's actually quite good on
• 49:47
  a rewatch. And then Die Another Day completely off the rails. >> Yeah. >> Yeah,
• 49:53
  >> that's right. You'll watch them again in another 45 years.
• 49:56
  >> I will if I'm still around >> cuz you got to give it time.
• 50:00
  >> There'll be more of them to watch at that point.
• 50:02
  >> Well, since now Amazon own them, they're definitely going to be making more movies.
• 50:06
  >> Yeah. >> You think they're going to stop at one? >> No. No. And eventually I won't be
• 50:12
  around, but they'll still be making them. >> Yep. >> So,
• 50:16
  >> I wonder if they will. I wonder if there's a point where it stops.
• 50:22
  I do think I think it's interesting in that
• 50:28
  like you you you like that era of them, right? Where they're funny and and and
• 50:32
  they're goofy and they have gadgets and stuff like that, but
• 50:36
  >> that's not the world anymore. No, >> like back then like because I listened
• 50:42
  to there's an interview with somebody involved in making them at one point and
• 50:46
  they said that the reason the Craig ones feel different and that's because the
• 50:49
  world now is like all of the stuff that they used to have gadgets for James Bond
• 50:52
  to do things with. >> You do on your phone. >> Exactly. Yeah. He just needs a phone and
• 50:56
  then you got it covered. So that's what like people say, oh there's not as many
• 50:59
  gadgets in the new ones. It's like yeah because that doesn't need them like >> Yeah.
• 51:04
  >> Yeah. Whereas back then, you know, he had like the watch that could track
• 51:07
  something. His phone would do that. >> Yep. >> You know, oh, he has a device that um
• 51:11
  searches for bugs. Yeah, his phone does that. Like, yeah, it's just he has a
• 51:15
  phone. >> Still miss it.
• 51:20
  >> I agree. All right. What else do we want to talk about?
• 51:26
  >> Oh, video games. >> Yes. I've not been playing them and I
• 51:30
  miss them. I hate to look at my gamer score at the moment. I've been uh I was
• 51:37
  had an opportunity to catch up. >> Squandered it. I've played two games.
• 51:42
  >> Neither of them were on my Xbox. >> What game were you got? What games were
• 51:45
  you going to play? >> I played through the case of the Golden Idol. I've written
• 51:51
  >> I enjoyed that game. I did just get a walk through to get all the
• 51:53
  achievements, but I enjoyed it >> still. [laughter]
• 51:56
  >> I did not use a walk through. I played the game. Uh and I really enjoyed it. Uh
• 52:01
  >> yeah. >> Yeah, it's great. It was I did do like the first few missions as a like I'm
• 52:06
  actually just going to play through and then I went nah I'm just going to power
• 52:10
  through and get all the achievements now. >> Yeah. No, I mean it's time consuming.
• 52:16
  >> Yes. >> Um but I really enjoyed it. Um >> yeah, it's all about like trying this,
• 52:21
  trying that. No, that didn't work. Paying attention to what
• 52:25
  >> Yeah. Checking it's like a detective game where you've got to like figure out
• 52:29
  from you're kind of a disembodied investigator. >> Yeah. You've got a scene frozen in time
• 52:34
  and you can see what people have in their pockets and you can see what they
• 52:37
  were saying and you can see things in the world and you have to try and figure
• 52:41
  out and put together these sentences that are in the in the in the kind of
• 52:46
  the the thinking section. Yes. So it's like >> like who murdered who? But but more than
• 52:53
  that, other things like there's one where it's like a bunch of it's a cult
• 52:58
  and you've got to figure out what the different robes and masks mean about the
• 53:02
  status and group in within the cult and things like that. It's it's really
• 53:07
  >> it's a good brain teaser. >> Yes, that is what it is. This is a brain
• 53:10
  teaser type of game, but like it's not >> and I did finish it and all the DLC
• 53:15
  without a walkthrough. Took me a while. My my play time in Steam is inaccurate
• 53:22
  because I left it on overnight. >> Ah, >> so it looks like I played it for like 24
• 53:27
  hours. I didn't >> try to see how long it took me.
• 53:34
  >> Hey, buddy. >> I love you. >> I love you, too. [laughter]
• 53:41
  Let's just check how long can If you do it like me,
• 53:46
  you could finish the entire game. >> I mean, you can finish it pretty quick
• 53:50
  with the walk through. >> Just drag the words where they go.
• 53:53
  >> Yep. In under an hour easy, I think it was. >> I guess you got to click around and find
• 53:58
  them all. But
• 54:03
  >> I can't even spell at the moment. Hold on. Two more seconds.
• 54:10
  >> Yeah. Retrieve. All right. I look up everything. >> Case of Golden Idol.
• 54:17
  >> It is says it can take you anywhere from half an hour to two hours. >> The whole thing.
• 54:23
  >> The whole thing. >> Yeah. Yeah. Makes sense. Um for the main
• 54:27
  game. Probably not the DLC, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. So, my play time, my total play
• 54:32
  time is 26 hours. Uh, which is inaccurate, but whatever.
• 54:39
  >> But yeah, a lot of the people on here who would have um registered, they would
• 54:42
  have used the walk through as well. >> Yeah, fair enough. Yeah. Well, I Yeah, I
• 54:47
  said I left it. I was playing it, went to go make dinner, >> forgot about it,
• 54:51
  >> forgot about it, came back the next day, went, "Oh, shit." >> Yeah, >> game's still on.
• 54:55
  >> So, he's not that unintelligent people. >> No, >> it didn't take hours.
• 55:01
  >> Not that anyone was going to look or care, but I want to make it clear. Uh,
• 55:04
  the other thing I've been playing is Expedition 33. Um, >> we should go back to that
• 55:10
  >> which I have on my PlayStation 5. >> PlayStation.
• 55:14
  >> Yes. I bought it as a gift for somebody uh for Christmas. However, not realizing
• 55:20
  that they don't have a disc drive on their PlayStation. So, I was like, you know what,
• 55:26
  >> that's fine. I'll have that copy of it and I'll get a digital one for them.
• 55:30
  >> So, I've been playing it. Uh, it's good. Yes, it's great. >> It's beautiful.
• 55:35
  >> Yeah. One of the things I got a shock at uh last year's packs was there were all
• 55:40
  these people walking around with dresses people from French and baguettes that
• 55:44
  I'm Why do you dress up? Oh, expansion 33.
• 55:47
  >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So, it's set in I guess it's alternate reality France.
• 55:53
  Um or is it >> But yeah, one of the outfits is basically you attack with a baguette.
• 55:58
  >> Yeah, it's it's it's French themed. [laughter] Uh, I don't know whether it's supposed
• 56:03
  to be the real world. >> I don't think it is supposed to be like
• 56:07
  the real world because there's a big thing that's counting down to when you die.
• 56:10
  >> No, no, I know. I know. But like, was it the real world and then that happened or
• 56:14
  is it world? Yeah, I know. Because the city's called Lumiere. I'm just
• 56:17
  realizing that doesn't exist. So, >> but but yet it's very Yes.
• 56:20
  >> No, it's a beautiful game. It's great. I need to go back to it because it was a
• 56:23
  great game. >> Yeah, it's it's turnbased like Final Fantasy, but
• 56:28
  >> I like it more than I like those normally. I think although the modern
• 56:32
  ones might be like this. >> The modern ones are not turn based anymore. >> Oh, all right.
• 56:37
  >> They're basically you are slashing and >> play hacker slash now these days.
• 56:41
  >> Okay. Well, this is this is straight turnbased where you pick what you're
• 56:44
  going to do and then everything takes turns. But >> yeah,
• 56:47
  >> although you can you can shoot at thing anyway. It's it's good. It's a good
• 56:54
  game. Uh I'm enjoying it. I'm not very far, but >> yeah,
• 56:57
  >> I'm enjoying it. We'll see if I stick with it. Sometimes I don't. Sticking
• 57:00
  with us is the hard thing. >> Exactly. Uh, big game announcement. Huge
• 57:06
  game announcement. >> Oo, I'm excited. >> If you're an adventure game player, >> I am
• 57:11
  >> huge announcement. [gasps] >> Thimbleweed Park.
• 57:15
  >> I didn't see that. I didn't seen a two to that.
• 57:17
  >> Thimbleweed Park 2 has been announced. >> That game was great.
• 57:21
  >> Big news for someone like me. Ron Gilbert, he's back. He's making
• 57:25
  Thimbleweed Park 2. And he's made other games, but I [ __ ] love Ron Gilbert.
• 57:31
  Um, yeah. So, uh, it's due out in 2028. He's working on it right now. It's going to
• 57:37
  take him a while because it's usually just him and a couple of other people
• 57:39
  and he makes the whole [ __ ] game engine and everything from scratch
• 57:42
  because that's it's just who he is. >> Well, he does.
• 57:45
  >> Yeah. Although, I do think he said in the dev blog he's kind of repurposing
• 57:51
  some other some engine. Yeah. Okay. Uh, it's a very different engine. Okay. So,
• 57:56
  no. Anyway, it's gonna take him a while to make it,
• 58:00
  but uh yeah, I love his games. So, >> all right. >> Very exciting.
• 58:06
  >> You had to tell me it's coming to Xbox yet, and I don't like it.
• 58:10
  >> Did Thimbleweed Park come to Xbox? >> Well, then I would expect it.
• 58:13
  >> Oh, was it on Windows? I know. I've got achievements for it.
• 58:17
  >> Let's see. Thimbleweed Park Xbox.
• 58:23
  Uh, yes, it is on Xbox. >> All right. So, we'll see cuz at the moment he's got
• 58:29
  >> Well, he will >> PS he's got PPS. Um, what he's got PS
• 58:34
  Park will is on sale. PPS Steam doesn't show it yet, but there will be a Mac,
• 58:38
  Windows, and Linux version. PPPS, there will be a GOG version. Pppps,
• 58:44
  there will be a switch version. PPPPS, Steve Kirk is coming back as composer
• 58:50
  and that's the last. >> Okay. I would imagine since he's done it
• 58:55
  before that he's he will be able to do
• 59:00
  an Xbox version. Whether it's viable, I guess, >> but I do understand why he would focus
• 59:04
  on the Switch version first cuz these games are >> handheld. Yeah,
• 59:09
  >> exactly. cuz I know you know like making a game especially if you're making the
• 59:14
  engine from scratch which he is [clears throat]
• 59:16
  >> making it on getting it onto consoles is difficult because you need an SDK and
• 59:22
  you need uh to sign all the [ __ ] NDAs and do all this stuff with Microsoft and
• 59:26
  Sony and that kind of stuff. There's hoops you have to jump through. Whereas
• 59:28
  if you use an engine like Unity or GDAU or whatever, they've already done that. >> Yes.
• 59:33
  >> So you can publish >> as long even if they just give me a
• 59:36
  Windows version and get a cheap I'm happy. >> Yeah. But what I'm saying is he's done
• 59:41
  it before. >> Yeah. >> So he presumably has signed all that stuff. He's got tickets. So
• 59:46
  >> yeah, it's just main come down to it just looking at like the amount of time
• 59:49
  it took us to get it working. Is it worth the time and money,
• 59:54
  >> right? Cuz he knows how many copies he sold on Xbox. >> Yeah. >> Yeah.
• 59:57
  >> And he knows the adventure market that their their player base is not on PlayStation
• 1:00:03
  and Xbox. And I feel like so Thimblewe
• 1:00:07
  Park is, you know, the old style verbs at the bottom click. The Xbox is not
• 1:00:14
  ideal for that. >> No. >> So yeah, it's a mouse or point or touch. >> Yeah. >> Thing.
• 1:00:20
  >> So I can understand that. >> Yeah. >> So I'll play it if I can get
• 1:00:25
  achievements. Just throw it out there. Ron balls in your park. >> All right.
• 1:00:31
  I still got to send him my um Monkey Island fanfiction. >> You really should.
• 1:00:39
  >> I just don't know if he's going to find it as amusing as as we
• 1:00:43
  >> do. Yeah, maybe. I did scan it in to do that. >> Do it.
• 1:00:47
  >> We'll see. Maybe I will. Um
• 1:00:53
  Elder Scrolls 6. This is a combined news article because I thought it was
• 1:00:58
  amusing. So, uh, we've been talking about Elder Scrolls 6 a bit because
• 1:01:02
  they've been told to focus on it. >> Yep. >> Apparently, the, uh, the, uh, you know,
• 1:01:07
  the boss head of Xbox, the new head of Xbox, Asha Sharma, went to Bethesda. >> Mhm.
• 1:01:12
  >> Saw a demo of it and she says it's great. >> I mean, of course she does.
• 1:01:17
  >> Yeah. She's not going to go, "God, that is shit."
• 1:01:20
  >> Yeah. She's like, "Sorry, guys. It's gone. >> What are you guys seeing this?"
• 1:01:22
  >> Yeah. So, it doesn't really tell us anything. Uh, however, it does tell us
• 1:01:26
  the game exists, I guess, >> and there's some sort of playable version.
• 1:01:31
  >> Yeah, it was playable to a degree. Uh, but the other thing that's interesting
• 1:01:34
  is that when she went there to do it, they had set up this inflatable rat,
• 1:01:39
  which apparently makes the rounds of uh
• 1:01:42
  various game companies or or basically
• 1:01:46
  tech companies. They the union puts up this big rat uh in protest of all the
• 1:01:52
  recent layoffs or whatever. >> Mhm. So, when she went to Bethesda,
• 1:01:56
  someone had inflated this giant rat on the lawn and everybody was chanting,
• 1:01:59
  "Who's the rat?" Microsoft. Who's the rat? Microsoft. Uh,
• 1:02:04
  yeah, she didn't mention that. >> No, she Yeah, I thought she might have
• 1:02:09
  skipped over that. >> Yeah, she didn't. She didn't mention that. >> They don't like the
• 1:02:13
  >> No. Um,
• 1:02:16
  but yes, so Xbox is losing of its staff as part of her push for growth. So
• 1:02:23
  that's why people are annoyed. >> But I don't know with some of it, we
• 1:02:27
  have got a bit of a kick up the butt of Bethesda.
• 1:02:30
  >> Yeah. Yeah. They've been told. Well, we've been told. They've been told [laughter]
• 1:02:37
  just >> But then they also turn around, oh yeah, but we had all this stuff on the fly
• 1:02:40
  already and it was all this. Oh, >> silence doesn't let people know. But
• 1:02:45
  also letting people know too early. >> I imagine you would have preferred. They
• 1:02:51
  could have done this, but they shouldn't have told us they were making it in the
• 1:02:53
  first place. 10 years ago >> or like whatever the E3 was. 20 I found
• 1:02:58
  my hat the other day. 2017 I went to E3. >> Okay.
• 1:03:02
  >> Almost 10 years ago. Yeah. [snorts] >> Like cuz that announcement wasn't that
• 1:03:09
  gave everyone hope that it was coming out within a few years, >> right? No, it was up.
• 1:03:16
  >> We're probably still a good three years
• 1:03:18
  away from it at the earliest. Yeah. >> Yes.
• 1:03:24
  >> Which is just sad cuz means we'll never get to play Elder Scrolls 7.
• 1:03:30
  >> But these games are so complicated now. I feel like to top Skyrim obviously it's
• 1:03:36
  going to take longer to make. >> I do hope that they sort of stick with
• 1:03:39
  what they said they're doing with like the Fallout how like Obsidian's now
• 1:03:43
  going to be making >> Yeah. >> a Fallout spin-off. So, hey, while
• 1:03:47
  you're not getting a main game, which will have all the big graphics updates
• 1:03:50
  and all of that, you're still >> Yeah. >> getting something in the universe.
• 1:03:54
  >> Yeah. Same engine, just more more >> and we don't I while I'm saying that, I
• 1:03:58
  don't want you to turn something out yearly cuz that would be
• 1:04:01
  >> stupid and still what story there, but we can't go
• 1:04:05
  >> Yeah. There's a balance between just pumping out trash. >> Yeah.
• 1:04:09
  >> And Yeah. And taking 10 years. >> That's 10 years since the announcement.
• 1:04:14
  It's not 10 years since. >> Yeah, that's a good point. >> The last one.
• 1:04:17
  >> Yeah. I wonder how long it took him to make it in total.
• 1:04:22
  >> Cuz just Yeah, it's just taking longer and longer these days and it's scary.
• 1:04:27
  >> Um, we should go to the afterparty soon, but I did already mention this, so we
• 1:04:32
  should quickly cover it. There is Easter News. Um, we mentioned that the guy was
• 1:04:37
  playing Kattos in the God of War series, injured himself to the degree that he
• 1:04:41
  can't do the final show anymore. Mhm. >> And apparently Dave Batista is in talks
• 1:04:46
  to take over as Kattos, which is interesting because Dave Batista is not
• 1:04:52
  as big as he used to be. >> I never saw him as I don't think I ever
• 1:04:56
  saw Well, did I? I don't think I've I don't think he got the movement for it.
• 1:05:00
  >> Yeah, I don't know. Yeah, I also agree. I'm not sure,
• 1:05:05
  >> but I haven't seen him recently, but like I knew he was he was always going
• 1:05:08
  to be perfect for like Gears of War, like with that huge shoulders hunched
• 1:05:12
  over like that. He's perfect for that. Butrratto is more of a tall, lean guy
• 1:05:17
  who's just jacked. >> Yeah, I guess I don't know. Who knows if
• 1:05:22
  this will actually even happened, but apparently he's in talks for it. So,
• 1:05:25
  it's it's been uh it's been in the news. Um >> Well, it's sort of weird like are they
• 1:05:30
  even replacing someone quickly or to get going again or are they just
• 1:05:35
  >> You would think so cuz this was sudden. It shut down the whole [ __ ] show.
• 1:05:39
  They shot episodes of it and then now they have to be like go back and reshoot them.
• 1:05:43
  >> R-shoot. So if you're going to be re-shooting, you think you'd want
• 1:05:45
  someone, hey, we need someone on this straight away, but if they're just in
• 1:05:49
  talks, it's going to be another 6 months until that's finalized. Why not just
• 1:05:53
  wait for him? >> He's in early negotiations for the role. No official announcement.
• 1:05:58
  >> Or maybe it's a case of >> he's got to reshoot four episodes.
• 1:06:02
  >> Maybe it might be a case of, hey, it's good this guy hurt himself. He wasn't
• 1:06:07
  that good. Let's use this as our out. >> Yeah. [clears throat] Or
• 1:06:12
  we've said this before, that photo they shared looked terrible.
• 1:06:17
  >> It's like, okay, we can we can fix this. >> Yeah. >> Yeah.
• 1:06:23
  Anyway, yeah. No, no definite news there, but apparently he's in talks.
• 1:06:27
  >> All right. We should. >> And on that note, we should say goodbye to our general
• 1:06:33
  public listeners, German public watchers, and we should uh move over to the afterparty.
• 1:06:38
  >> Would you like to >> I'll let you explain what the after party is.
• 1:06:40
  >> Yeah. I'm trying to talking too much. Yeah. Okay.
• 1:06:43
  >> The afterparty is where you can support the show. Uh and also you get to hear us
• 1:06:49
  talk for longer. Basically, if you go to patreon.com/multipulnergasm
• 1:06:54
  for as little as $1 a month, you can support the show financially, which we
• 1:06:57
  would appreciate for uh and you get the show early.
• 1:07:03
  >> Yes. >> And I'm trying to remember now. Uh and then for five bucks a month, you also
• 1:07:07
  get the afterparty, which is every week uh after the show, we keep talking when
• 1:07:11
  on obviously we didn't record for two weeks. Sorry about that. >> Sorry about that.
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  >> Yeah, we'll figure something out. Um, but every week that we record, we record
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  extra and that's the after party and five bucks a month you get it and you
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  get all the back catalog of them as well. So, um, there's like hundreds of
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  hours of [ __ ] content at this point. Um, >> yeah.
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  >> So, we sort of kept you tied it over for the two weeks we weren't here and we're
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  sorry for that. >> And it helps fund the things we need to keep doing this. Um,
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  >> so it's Yeah, we really appreciate our supporters, our patrons.
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  patreon.com/multipulnergasm patreon.commultiptnnergasm
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  there I said it three times that's the stupid marketing thing they say to do right
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  >> I don't get marketing >> yeah I don't either yeah neither do I
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  neither of us do that's why >> we here now >> that's why we have a very very
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  >> after 20 years this is where we are >> exactly yeah >> all right bye
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