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A.I. 203: “Good Afternoon, Good Evening and Goodnight” - The Truman Show 25th Anniversary · The Avid Indoorsmen

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  Dead and Biden the sun is shining, not a cloud in the sky.
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  What is happening? I'm Rob Blunt Quiz, I'm beaut and we're the
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  Abbot Indoorsman. Hello everyone, Hello, Hello, How are you doing today?
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  Budd you know I'm doing pretty good, Pal, doing pretty good.
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  We're in the throes of springs slash summer now. Yeah, uh, life
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  is good. I already went for one hike that was too long this year,
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  so I'm sore and that's fun. Got sun burnt already. We're we're
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  doing it. We're doing it, Bell, how are you doing? I'm
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  good. Today is the birth of my sister who's it's younger than me,
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  and so this is that better line as we all know her. Yeah,
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  that's kind of true, but I do love you true, thank you,
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  thank you, thank so. This is the one month where we're both thirty
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  nine. Oh that's fun. So we're the same for a little bit,
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  and I'm trying to get as much thirty nine as i can until cherishes.
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  Yeah cherish. We just had dinner with her. I was like that thirty
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  ninth year goes real fast, fast, you take advantage. Oh that's fun,
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  that's great. Live every day to its fullest. Yes, do it
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  for me? Please not all this can be the beginning of thirty nine.
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  Oh cut. Yes, But we get to see her later on this week
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  because we're gonna go Twins game. The Twins game. I'm very excited.
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  I'm super pumped. Dude's great play the Cubbies. Oh is that who they're
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  playing? They're playing? Yeah, yep, I mean I knew that.
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  I'm a big fan. Well that makes sense why Dave was so hot to
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  see this game. Then, so I want to desperately go to Wrigley.
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  That's like, let's do it be aside from Fenway, Wrigley is my second
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  probably that I want to posting. Dave went last year and they had a
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  real nice time, and Jigs last one too. Yeah. Well, we
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  should make that happen. Maybe we can find some time this summer. I
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  want to do that. We could go, but the Twins don't play there.
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  I was hoping to get you know, but I still just want to
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  see all the stadium. So I would go just see a couch, you
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  know. We could test run it. Well, then we'll go back when
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  the Twins play. There. Sounds where we go. Yeah, sounds fun.
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  I'm in pretty cool. We'll get this set up on the old emails.
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  But until then, have you been watching any fun movies recently? I
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  sure have. So we had a family movie night and we watched Jennica's favorite
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  movie, Oh my God, Lego Batman. Yeah, and I know you
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  haven't seen it, but it feels like such a fraud. It's so worth
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  seeing. You will absolutely love it. Okay, I'm gonna I'm gonna do
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  it. It's gonna be great. I'm gonna do it. It makes fun
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  of itself, which is really fun. Will Arnett and Michael Sarah as Batman
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  and Robin so great. Zach Alfanakis is the joker. Amazing, really fun
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  um and I get why Jennica loves it so much. It's genuinely funny,
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  like not just for kids funny. Love that. Um but my kids loved
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  it. We all had a lot of fun. We had to rent it,
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  so it's not like streaming or anything. Um so it maybe maybe it
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  is streaming and I just don't have whatever it's on. But yeah, but
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  we had so much fun with it, dude, and the kids liked it.
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  You guys liked it, that's awesome. It was super fun. Yeah.
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  And I have seen it when it first came out and didn't really remember
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  anything. But it is like legitimately funny. That's cool. It hasn't been
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  like I haven't been avoiding it or anything, you know what I mean.
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  It's just like, hasn't haven't seen it? Yeah, I'm stoked. That's
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  great a little treat. Well, if this pushes you to go and see
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  it, I'll be happy because it you're really gonna like it. I know.
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  I should have known that when Jennica loved it so much. I mean,
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  she's such a treasury. And then if you guys like it too,
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  I'm in. You're in, let's do this thing. It's fine, cool
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  man, love it. Have you watched any movies recently? I have?
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  We book about this offline just a little bit. But I watched a Christopher
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  Guest movie that I didn't know existed. It's from twenty sixteen. It's called
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  Mascots. Yeah, I still haven't seen that. It's it's essentially like very
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  similar to the Best in Show, but in this one, the competition is
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  they are like college sports mascots. So it's kind of like Best in Show
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  slash Furree Convention. You know, humor and stuff, and it's it's exactly
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  what you think. I don't think it's like rated super high, but I
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  had a great time just because it was that similar style of humor that I
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  like, and the people are really funny in it. Um there's some new
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  faces. There's that Zach Woodscott. I don't know if you know him by
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  name, but he was in Silicone Valley as like the assistant dude. Uh
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  god, what is his name in that show? I can't think of it.
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  He's the assistant to Richard. Yes, he's on the office. Yeah,
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  should definitely know his name because he is hilarious. That's what I thought
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  too, because I had the same thing. But he's in it. Sarah
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  Baker's in it. She has also been in a ton of stuff, just
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  like sort of as a side character and stuff. And then just all these
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  other improv folks um and then some of the bigger names that are smaller parts
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  are Chris O'Dowd and Parker Posey and she's so great. Yeah, all these
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  people are just super super fun and and lovely and and yeah, it's if
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  you like those those silly, you know, kind of comedies that are like
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  mockumentary kind of style. I know, I think you'll like this a lot,
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  So check it out. I think it's on I believe Netflix is where
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  I watched it, So check it out. It's worth a little gander.
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  Nice. But how about streaming. Have you've been streaming anything? Yeah,
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  I went over to HBO Max and I went and saw The Staircase, which
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  is a dramatization of the true crime story of Michael Peterson who was convicted of
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  murdering his wife Kathleen. So there was a documentary about it. It was
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  called The Staircase that was on Netflix a long time ago, and I watched
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  that then. Yeah, but they decided to make it a show and they
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  made the main guy, Colin Firth. The woman that was murdered, Tony
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  Collette they got Michael Stuhlberg in there to be the lawyer. I do love
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  a Schulberg, you know that. And there's a bunch of other great actors
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  you'd recognize. Parker Posey's also in this and she's really really good. But
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  our good buddy Joel McKinnon Miller is also in it, and that was kind
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  of the impetus for me watching it, because I was like, I know
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  this story, like, I know what happens, I'm familiar with it.
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  I don't know if I need to see it, like yeah, whatever,
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  but I'm really glad that I'm watching it. Colin Firth he sounds just like
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  this guy. It's really weird dude, because he has kind of a weird
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  delivery. And sure there's in the third episode for sure he had like his
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  mannerisms and his voice down perfectly, just like this is this is a little
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  creepy. I don't know. Yeah, but yeah, so far, I'm
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  I'm only four in. I think there's eight episodes. Great performances, compelling
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  story so far. Definitely worth checking out if you're into that sort of thing.
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  Yeah, well, you couldn't get through the whole thing. I mean,
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  it was clearly watched this the same night you watched Lego Batman and this.
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  The kids had to go to bed. They had to go to bed.
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  Yeah, the kids were like, Daddy, this is really weird watching.
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  I doubt that's what happened. I have to check that out. That
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  sounds pretty neat. Yeah, have you been streaming anything fun? Yeah?
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  The final season of what? Yeah, it's the final season of Barry.
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  I've been watching. I started it. I think I don't remember because they're
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  doing like I think they're releasing two episodes a week or something, so it's
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  throwing off my whole I think I've watched six. I think maybe four.
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  I don't really have only seen the first two. Really fun. I feel
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  like it's getting a little bit back to some of the silliness that I loved
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  so much in that first season. Not completely obviously, but it was getting
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  real dark though. Yeah, Like last season was really well done and I
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  did enjoy it, but in a different way, you know what I mean,
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  Like it wasn't I loved that that first season was dark but also super
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  silly, yeah, like farcical almost, you know. It was so fun
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  seeing him like try and become an actor and Henry Winkler as the acting coach
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  is so fun and what's dude's NoHo hank or whatever? He is? Like
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  that guy just kills me. He's hilarious, so funny, soum. But
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  anyway, yeah, it's they're continuing the story in a great way. I
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  can't wait to see how they finish it. It's super super fun if you
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  don't mind some violence and stuff. There's some great acting in this And every
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  time I watch it, I just think about how because doesn't he like write
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  and direct a lot of these episodes now or all of them maybe and everything?
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  Now, yeah, I don't think he directs all of them, but
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  he Okay, I think he does the majority of it. And you know,
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  he created the show too. I think that's crazy, dude, And
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  he's so good in it. Like I still don't really get how you can
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  direct yourself in something. Yeah, like that just seems like very separate skill
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  sets and just a lot to be juggling at once, you know. But
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  I mean it's super impressive and I really like the show a lot, so
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  it's been fun. It'll be like a little bit of a bummer to see
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  an end, but also opens him up right to like be able to do
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  more things and maybe he'll want to just act for a while, you know,
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  because it's a little easier or whatever. So excited. But yeah,
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  so I've been watching that. It's been fun, cool man being fun.
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  touching a movie that I love dearly from my past, a movie called Trading
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  Places. Fortieth anniversary for that guy. Forty anniversary. Oh mamma, that's
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  crazy to think, so very cool. Everything wonderful and joyous in the world
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  a lovely lovely time to live and speaking of lovely people, who I can't
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  imagine our forty I don't know this man. No, he's forwell, but
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  much younger than us. Right, can't be true? Right? Okay?
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  Cool? Well he's also very handsome and very smart too, so let's welcome
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  him back to the pot. It's our good pal, jaw sh Adams.
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  What's up, Josh? Hello, good to see you brother. You missed
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  you guys. Oh oh, we missed two man. Very excited to be
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  it is Uh, it's difficult to wrangle you in. You are busy,
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  man. I try to block out chunks of just fun stuff and like I
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  have to schedule fun things. Yes, yes, but it's important. It's
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  important or else they don't happen, Yes, exactly A. Yeah, I
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  love it man. You've been traveling all over. Everything's good. You feel
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  good life. Yeah, a little tired, but I'm doing my best to
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  manage my sleepings and try to keep on top of it. But yeah,
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  I can't complain. Remind the listeners here while you're traveling all the time and
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  busy constantly. So I work for a comedian named Joe koy Um and I
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  do his his videography. He's he's great, He's he's such a good time.
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  He's such a cool, cool person to be around. Um, but
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  yeah, I do his videography, so I follow him a round. Um.
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  We just finished up in the States the last couple of months, went
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  to Europe, and then now we're about to go to Australia, which I'm
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  really excited about it. He uh. I keep getting like my TikTok algorithm,
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  I get a bunch of comedians, but so much of it totally is
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  Joe Koy And he just was like such a good dude. He really is.
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  He's he's really cool and um he uh. One of the biggest things
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  that he cares about is having his son with him out on the road.
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  Um, because he had to you know, he had to miss a bunch
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  of stuff. Um well he was on his way way to this. So
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  now that he has the ability to bring him along, he's always out there.
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  So and he's the coolest so it he's Yeah, he cares about the
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  people around him very deeply, So it's great. And probably just wants like
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  nice, cool, chill people around his something. Yeah right, everybody's everybody's
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  yeah, that's great. Yeah, yeah, very much. So I love
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  that. Man. Well, I'm so glad you're able to take some time.
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  Man, It's it's gonna be fun talking with you about this too.
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  Yeah, And we are here today to talk about the Truman Show, a
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  great movie that is celebrating its is it twenty twenty five came out ninety Holy
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  Cow, which will be super fun. But Rob, I think you should
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  get us started with just a rough alrighty. He doesn't know it, but
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  everything in Truman Burbank's life is part of a massive TV set. Executive producer
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  Christoph orchestrates The Truman Show, a live broadcast of Truman's every move captured by
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  hidden cameras. Kristof tries to control Truman's mind, even removing his true love
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  Sylvia from the show and replacing her with Merrill. As Truman gradually discovers the
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  truth, however, he must decide whether to act on it. Oh that
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  was it? That was damned Yeah. Sorry, I thought I thought it
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  was like act on it or but it wasn't on it? Got it?
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  Sorry? Thank you, great stuff. I was with you the whole time.
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  Let's go rotten tomatoes and hear what they have to say. Critics have
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  this coming in at just a scorching hot ninety five percent. Who wait,
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  yikes, super super fresh. What's the difference between critics and audience on this
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  one, A lovely question. Audience me is just a tick below that at
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  eighty nine percent. So no, I mean it's pretty artsy, so I
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  almost could have expected it to be a little worse than so, not terrible
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  terrible. I think, yeah, pretty good, but I think we should
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  go in and talk about what we think. It's time for our hot take.
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  Spicy, that's a hot take. That's a hot tape. I will
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  go first on this one. I like this movie be a ton but I
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  also found out I haven't watched it in a long time, and it's very
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  different than I remember. Well, it is considerably different than I remember.
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  I actually, like, really remember this movie being much sillier, much more
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  zany, a lot more Jim Carrey esque, and it definitely has those portions
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  for sure, But it also is like very artsy and very serious for a
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  lot of it, which I was like kind of pleasantly surprised by this time.
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  I thought it was super fun to get to see, you know,
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  like these kind of moral questions about privacy and broadcasting our lives and you know,
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  consent to some degree and all these things, and just the sort of
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  media machine that was alive twenty five years ago and I don't think has gotten
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  any smaller since, you know, by any means. So it was super
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  fun to watch that. I thought it was kind of a kind of interesting
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  that the two like co leads in this other than Jim Carrey, of course,
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  who's phenomenal and I really love him in this role, but Laura Lenny
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  and Noah Emeric are both like famous to me now for other TV shows that
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  they've done since then, you know, with The Americans and then Ozark.
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  So I just thought that was kind of funny, Like I kind of especially
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  Emeric. I forgot that he was in this oh real at all, to
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  be honest, I don't know why. Like once I saw him, I
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  was like, oh my god, of course, right, but I just
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  didn't. It didn't click beforehand, which was super fun to see. But
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  uh yeah, I just I loved a ton about this. I thought it
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  had a ton of heart to it. A lot of that is probably thanks
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  to Jim Carrey, who brings that like spark to every role that he plays.
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  I feel like, which it could have been somber and kind of sad,
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  and there's some there's some trivia about that later that will be interesting to
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  go into. But overall, I think this is a great movie that,
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  like the whole story is super fun and encapsulated by ending of the film where
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  he you know, doesn't know what to think about life, sort of learns
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  the truth about his existence and then moves past it into the unknown. And
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  I think that's a very like universal story for everyone, and it was just
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  super fun and really well pulled off. I look forward to chatting about it
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  more. That's my I've loved this movie since it came out. It's it
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  turns out it's number one thirty seven on IMDb's Top two fifty, and it
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  happens to be right in front of Guardians of the Galaxy three, which we
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  will have just put out last week for amazing But yeah. It was nominated
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  for three Academy Awards for Best Original Screenplay, Best Director, and Best Supporting
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  Actor f Ed Harris, none of them winning. But I thought it was
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  such an original story. It was kind of at the beginning of the reality
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  TV craze. I thought this was paid East really well. It never really
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  lagged. I enjoyed how it went from the real world to Truman's world,
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  having the interview of the director about the show and seeing the real life people
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  who enjoyed the show. I thought that Law added to the film quite a
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  bit. Um The acting performances were all fantastic. I really enjoyed the score
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  from Burkehard Dolwitz, especially in those climactic parts, which I hadn't really thought
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  about for a while, but when it came back, it was like,
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  oh, yeah, this, I love this. It's so kind of gets
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  height and they could like really lean into it because it worked with the TV
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  show portion too, you know. So I loved that it was cool man,
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  that's a great call. But I don't have any super super hot takes.
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  It's just a really well done film that I can watch over and over
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  and I'm I'm a big fan. Yeah, I love it, hot take
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  take, love it. Josh, what do you got for this one?
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  Buddy? What's your hat? Yeah? I um uh like along lines that
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  you guys just mentioned the soundtrack this time around, watching it really uh like
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  pulled me in. Especially I remember the scene where his dad comes back as
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  the homeless man and then they all take him away and this like this like
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  really haunting score just smacks you in the face and I got I got scared,
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  like sitting there. Ye. So but um yeah, I think this
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  this movie, Um, it's one of my favorites of all time. And
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  I also think that it continues to become more relevant the more time that goes
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  on, um because I think it, like Rob mentioned like it, you
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  know, it was at the beginning of reality TV, but now this time
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  around watching it, I felt a lot of parallels with like social media too
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  now where just the like people want to post, you know, the thing
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  of of Truman, like standing in front of his mirror getting ready, Like
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  that's a thing that people post on their social media now. Yeah, so
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  I thought that was all. It's cool when somebody has the foresight to write
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  a story like that, um way before everything and um yeah, I uh
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  yeah, there's a bunch of stuff that I noticed, uh, like you
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  said, beings like watching it now watching it yesterday, like noticed a whole
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  bunch of new things that I appreciated about it. And yeah, I think
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  it's a It's a phenomenal movie. Yeah, also fun fun to see,
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  like the hiding the cameras was such a fancy but now it's like they could
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  be like the tip of a pann Yeah right now, and it's like,
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  you know, that's just it was funny to see that play out. Absolutely
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  take Uh should we go forward and talk about our favorite acting performance? Shall
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  we name? I think we should. I'm the dude, So that's what
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  you call me, you know, uh that or his dudeness or duder or
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  you know, l dudino if you're not into the whole brevity things, Josh,
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  who do you have the So this one, you know, I had
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  to go with with Jim Carrey, of course, Uh had to. Um,
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  he just there there were so many scenes where he was able to it's
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  a short movie. I think I think you mentioned that like it's it's it's
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  a short They pack a lot into a short movie, and so there's a
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  lot of scenes where it's not about his dialogue. It's about him processing this
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  absurd change in his life. And he does such a good job of expressing,
• 24:48
  like expressing what he's he's feeling and getting you into his head, uh,
• 24:52
  even without without saying much, and especially like in contract as to his
• 25:00
  character that he's done in so many other movies, which is so over the
• 25:04
  top intentionally, Um, it felt like he was effortlessly able to pull back
• 25:11
  on all that. I like that. That's great. Yeah, man,
• 25:17
  I'm with you. I think this is probably going to be a clean sweet
• 25:19
  But this was the first time we really got to see Jim Carrey take a
• 25:26
  stab at dramatic acting. He got a little serious and liar liar in some
• 25:32
  scenes. Yeah yeah, But for the most part it was just being super
• 25:36
  showy and entertearing Jim Carrey, who we all love. But he actually got
• 25:40
  to show off some some acting chops in this, and he had us rooting
• 25:45
  for him the whole time. We liked him and wanted him to figure out
• 25:48
  he was in this fake world, and we wanted him to find the woman
• 25:52
  he was crushing on, and we're just rooting for him. And when I
• 25:56
  feel that way, I know that the actor's done a really good job.
• 26:00
  So this is one of my favorite roles of his. I think he just
• 26:06
  crushed it definitely. I love that it is a clean sweeper. Yeah,
• 26:11
  you're right. This one was one of the easier dudes we've ever had to
• 26:15
  pick. It felt like just echoing the same things. I think he toes
• 26:19
  the line between like that sort of naivete and also a depth of character that
• 26:27
  I think is really well done. He's a weirdo, which like almost how
• 26:32
  could you not be with all these people kind of you know, not being
• 26:36
  super themselves around you, even if you don't realize that one hundred percent.
• 26:40
  So I just I loved all that. His goofy stuff was fun, but
• 26:44
  it wasn't over the top like you said, Josh, I'm with you on
• 26:45
  that. And yeah, it was just really fun to see him get to
• 26:49
  flex in a really brisk movie, like you said, really like they move
• 26:55
  it along, they're not waiting around for a lot. So yeah, I
• 26:57
  thought he was fantastic. I really picked them a lot. Nice. Well,
• 27:00
  let's talk about some of the supporting casts. Are a lot of good
• 27:03
  actors in this. Why don't we pick the two gia? So what do
• 27:10
  you got for this one? Pal? So? I thought about this one
• 27:12
  a lot because I actually saw um uh so his best friend Marlin and his
• 27:21
  wife uh this time around watching it, I really saw them as like dark,
• 27:27
  villainous characters and I don't remember seeing them that way, but like they
• 27:33
  are shady, shady shady characters, and uh so I commend both of them
• 27:40
  for their amazing job on on creating that tone. But I have to say
• 27:45
  that my favorite is Sylvia. I think it's Natasha Nicklhinney. Yeah, yeah,
• 27:52
  I'm saying that right. She doesn't have a ton of dialogue. She
• 27:56
  you know, she's not in there that much, but the short time that
• 28:00
  she does have in the movie, she really she's able to portray this person
• 28:06
  who, as far as Truman knows, is the only person that's different and
• 28:11
  the only person that's outside of this whole world that he knows. And she
• 28:17
  portrays that just from like the scene of them, you know, meeting each
• 28:21
  other's eyes when he's in the band outfit and like, yeah, just a
• 28:26
  lot of she she I completely believed that she was this what's the word,
• 28:36
  like some she was completely selfless in just falling in love and like wanting to
• 28:40
  help this person. So yeah, I loved it. Nice man, Yeah
• 28:45
  that was super great. She kind of becomes like his symbol of hope,
• 28:48
  yes, and like you know what I mean, like a little bit,
• 28:52
  and that the only person to look at him like without that secondary agenda is
• 28:56
  how I took like the eyeball stuff and all that, which was super neat.
• 29:00
  Absolutely loved the way they unfolded that. Yeah, that was super cool.
• 29:04
  Yeah, yeah her like, Yeah, I love that her character like
• 29:08
  became a metaphor in itself. Yeah. Absolutely, absolutely, that's a great
• 29:14
  pick, great pick, dude. Um, I went with Laura Lenny as
• 29:18
  Merrill, and I'm going into it. I didn't think I was going to,
• 29:23
  Um, but on this rewatch she really impressed me. I mean,
• 29:27
  she's fantastic always she's so it's not like that a bit of a stretch that
• 29:33
  I'm picking her, but she did. I guess I just didn't realize she
• 29:37
  had so much going on in this film. She was acting as a wife,
• 29:41
  which seems pretty messed up having to like prostitute yourself out to be on
• 29:45
  a TV show. So that's, yes, that's pretty ethically not great.
• 29:51
  Um, but yeah, she had to try and keep him interested in her,
• 29:57
  knowing all the while he's obsessed with this other woman. And um,
• 30:03
  she also at the same time had to try and get all of these commercials
• 30:07
  in Everyone's which did the like spot reads every single time, try it out
• 30:17
  today. But you know what put it over the top for me and why
• 30:22
  she's going to get the words just when when she sees him losing it and
• 30:26
  she's actually like terrified of what. Yeah to her, I thought those reactions
• 30:33
  were pretty incredible. But she looked genuinely terrified. Yeah, finally breaks character,
• 30:40
  you know and all that. Yeah, that's great, that's a good
• 30:44
  call. Great pick those you know probably would have been up there for me.
• 30:48
  I will pick just to say a different person, Noah Emeric, we'll
• 30:51
  talk about him now. I thought he, uh, he was great in
• 30:56
  this. I actually thought he sort of sympathized with Truman a little bit more
• 31:00
  than anyone else, Like he felt the closest to being like, dude,
• 31:04
  this isn't real, like like he almost wanted to do that is how I
• 31:08
  took it. Um So, but I thought he just did a great job
• 31:12
  with that, and also like had to take control and was sort of like
• 31:17
  their man on the ground, you know, for Christoph and all that stuff.
• 31:21
  So I just think that's a really cool. I thought he did that
• 31:25
  scene with him being fed the lines and him taking them and making it his
• 31:30
  own so impressive. That was that was a fun scene. All I could
• 31:34
  think about was like that would be so hard. Yeah, just hearing it
• 31:37
  to hear it, process it, but like, do it it sound like
• 31:42
  a robot? Yeah that would be impossible, absolutely right. It was like
• 31:47
  I would fail so bad. And I love that he always had his like
• 31:51
  six pack of beer ready to have, like a heart to heart always always
• 31:55
  always, Hey, I love it yep, yeah, drink a little too
• 32:02
  much. No, Marlin was a severe alcoholic when they didn't know. But
• 32:13
  yeah, that that scene too, Like when they're the scene on the bridge
• 32:15
  where they're talking with each other, they have that that soundtrack that they show
• 32:20
  you the production is doing that mix. Yes, so heartfelt. It it's
• 32:23
  like if the tone of that scene is so dark because they're like they're just
• 32:31
  manipulating and lying to this coin and it's it's so dark and disturbing, but
• 32:37
  they made it feel heartfelt. And then they show the people uh in the
• 32:40
  bar watching it like crying. Yeah, it's like a it's beautifully twisted.
• 32:46
  Yeah yeah, absolutely, absolutely love that. And then another person, I
• 32:52
  feel like we have to mention this Ed Harris, right, Yes, absolutely,
• 32:55
  he was pretty great as Christoph um Are. I mean it's in his
• 33:00
  name. He's our sort of god complex character Slash the Christ guy almost you
• 33:07
  know. They even call him Chris at one point, which I thought was
• 33:09
  pretty funny, just like just sprinkled that. Um. But I thought he
• 33:15
  was great as like sort of the artsy like kind of almost a madman,
• 33:21
  but very in control, which is you know, also scary when it happens,
• 33:25
  and just kind of like control freaky guy. I thought. I thought
• 33:29
  he did a big Yeah. Well, well he literally is like on the
• 33:36
  moon looking and directing this guy's life, right, Yeah, it's a power
• 33:40
  trip. Yeah. That was another another detail about him that I didn't really
• 33:45
  realize the other times watching is like the show is about him. It's like
• 33:50
  true is the face of it, but in his eyes, like I am
• 33:52
  the person this is all about, you know. Yeah, It's almost like
• 33:58
  Truman is like his paintbrusher or whatever. I mean, like like but he's
• 34:01
  the one making the you know, the thing everyone loves, which is an
• 34:06
  interesting way to think about it. Yeah. But yeah, yeah, I
• 34:09
  thought for sure he was and a runner up for sure. This was one
• 34:13
  of the first times I saw Paul Jamadi um and he is in the control
• 34:17
  room. Um, and he got to show off a little bit in a
• 34:22
  very limited role. Um. You know, he disagreed with Christoph starting up
• 34:28
  the storm and even got emotional thinking they were they were going to kill him.
• 34:31
  But it was yeah, very little screen time and you could he was
• 34:37
  really flexing, like he did a great job totally. Yeah, there has
• 34:40
  to be like a two and a half hour cut of this movie something,
• 34:44
  right, like right, there's got to be more on the floor somewhere,
• 34:47
  you know. Yeah, but I loved what they did how they edited it
• 34:51
  up, because it was totally it felt good, you're in, you're out.
• 34:54
  Yeah, Yeah, definitely moved it along. And uh yeah, have
• 35:00
  to absolutely mention our guy Joel McKinnon Miller, Yeah, because I clearly remember
• 35:07
  him because he's got the last lines in the movie. But he was by
• 35:12
  far the best of the whenever they would switch over to real life people watching
• 35:17
  it, he stole every scene when he was doing it was so funny.
• 35:23
  Yes, he's so hysterical, like the whole time. It's just so like,
• 35:28
  I don't know, there's something about him. He's just so just by
• 35:31
  existing funny, you know what I mean, Like that's such a special quality,
• 35:36
  felt so conversational. I want to ask him if he like ad libbed
• 35:40
  any of that stuff or Oh, that's a great question. Yeah, felt
• 35:44
  very off the cuff, so yeah, it was wonderful. He's great.
• 35:47
  Yeah fun. Also shout out to the dude the tub because he was Yeah,
• 35:53
  good for him. I don't know what that his name is, but
• 36:00
  yeah, I guess anything else. Yeah, it's got an iconic role.
• 36:07
  I'd had to spend probably what at least the full it's so I need ten.
• 36:22
  Oh well, why don't we start talking about some of these scenes and
• 36:25
  let's let's pick the dhis so Dingas's quite simple, really, dass, I
• 36:34
  could talk about my dinghis all long. You have for this one, Josh,
• 36:36
  what's your favorite scene? I I like the darkest scenes looking back at
• 36:45
  them now, like the scene of his dad dying on the boat. That's
• 36:51
  yeah, I've ever since I saw that as a kid, like I,
• 36:54
  you know, I that scene was like plastered in my in my mind because
• 37:00
  it's it starts off with Jim Carrey sitting on the beach as an adult and
• 37:05
  they'd play like a flashback, which was small, which was like genius in
• 37:08
  itself of it's showing like how the production of the show works for the people
• 37:14
  watching it, and they do these best of highlights and stuff. Um,
• 37:17
  and that in itself was a really deep line of they start showing the clip
• 37:24
  of his losing his father, and the manager at the bars like, ah,
• 37:30
  we already have this in the best of the best of collection yea,
• 37:34
  and yeah yeah exactly. So that scene was just uh yeah, you know,
• 37:42
  makes you cry. It's rough yea, perfectly done. Um. And
• 37:46
  then my other favorite scene is the one we mentioned before about his side story
• 37:52
  with Sylvia or not side story, but the you know, the flashback again
• 37:59
  where the two of them make eye eye contact and then they meet in the
• 38:04
  library runs down to the beach with them. That was another scene where I
• 38:07
  got freaked out, where the car comes swooping down onto the beach. But
• 38:10
  yeah, they already yeah, they already have an actor planned to be her
• 38:16
  father with her schizophrenic daughter, like it's yeah, they're also fast and good
• 38:22
  at that stuff. Yeah yeah, yeah, they're just like okay, great,
• 38:27
  you know right, like they it's almost like they have like disaster plans,
• 38:32
  like they have disaster actors just sitting on set like waiting for for if,
• 38:37
  in case something happens. Yeah, totally. Yeah. So those two
• 38:43
  terribly sad scenes. So I have a few. But I always thought the
• 38:50
  best parts of this movie are when kind of to your point, when the
• 38:53
  other actors inca and are trying to force him to go somewhere else, pecularly,
• 39:00
  when he is convinced Laura Lynn he's in on it and follows her to
• 39:04
  the hospital, when the like eight folks in wheelchairs are desperately trying to get
• 39:10
  in front of him. Yeah, it's like I always always thought it was
• 39:15
  like whatever, but this last time I laughed so hard. I thought it
• 39:19
  was so funny. It's also like kind of terrifying fast. Oh man,
• 39:27
  um, but I love that. I love. I love when he's at
• 39:31
  the travel agency and he's sitting under a poster of an airplane that's being struck
• 39:37
  by lightning, and it says this could happen to you, just so subtle
• 39:45
  to melous. I mean, that's it's pretty impressive that you know, he
• 39:50
  went thirty years and never left his town is like thirty they were there for
• 39:57
  thirty years. Yeah, just like how I guess I can't even imagine that.
• 40:02
  Yeah, but yeah, so I'll throw maybe the hospital scene because then
• 40:07
  you also have you have her in the surgery and like there's a noise that
• 40:14
  happens in the person who's like supposed to be under you know, anesthesia,
• 40:19
  like freaks out thinks that this actor doctor the doctor. The doctor's like,
• 40:24
  I'm gonna make my first decisions just above the right. That was so great
• 40:34
  that I guess something like that. That's a great one. That's a great
• 40:39
  one. Um. Yeah, it's all just really fun. I also love
• 40:45
  that end scene when he's back in the boat. So I love that firston
• 40:50
  that you said, Josh, where we get like the flashback and all that,
• 40:52
  because it is so cool the way they do that. We get to
• 40:55
  see this sort of like voyeuristic nature of like only looking at the good parts
• 41:01
  of people's lives, which is kind of like the social media stuff that you
• 41:05
  talked about, you know, But we also get to see like they're manipulating
• 41:09
  this poor kid that killed his dad, you know, like they made him
• 41:14
  like that is brutal when you really like think think about it. Um.
• 41:20
  But then I love at the end when he sort of reclaims that and is
• 41:23
  back on the boat and then he gets to have that big line he's like
• 41:27
  you're gonna have to kill me, and like all that stuff. I just
• 41:30
  and like you said, Rob, then Giamati gets to be like he's not
• 41:34
  he's not gonna turn back, like this is we're killing him, you know.
• 41:38
  I just thought all that was super fun. Um. Yeah, so
• 41:43
  I love those a lot. M My runner up is definitely just right after
• 41:49
  that, when, yes, when you have Christoph and Truman speaking for the
• 41:53
  first time and after he's you know, almost drowned and all that, and
• 42:00
  I thought that was the best acting from Ed Harris throughout the whole film.
• 42:02
  Yeah, he's like talking to him on his monitor and he's like kind of
• 42:07
  like touching his face as he's like talking to his creepy but just like,
• 42:12
  yeah, I don't know, that's kind of always a scene I think of,
• 42:16
  and bad guys that makes sense, right, are always kind of extra
• 42:21
  special in their own way, and he is maybe not a bad guy,
• 42:24
  but he has sort of in this movie at least, um, and for
• 42:28
  him to make sense and then for Truman to be like, yep, but
• 42:30
  I'm gonna go on anyway, because like, yes, this is uncertain and
• 42:34
  it's scary, but I'm gonna go it's such a great you know, that's
• 42:37
  such a great resolution for that character. I love that. Yeah, yeah,
• 42:42
  and that was that was such a cool metaphor. That ending scene is
• 42:46
  like, Okay, now you know that all of this is fake, but
• 42:52
  it's very safe here. It's very comfortable. You're gonna be fine, yeah,
• 42:57
  or you can you know, take a chance and maybe experienced something that
• 43:00
  you've never seen before. And so he was there was a piece of a
• 43:06
  piece of Christoff that was like it doesn't matter that Truman knows this is not
• 43:09
  real anymore, because like this is so this is so safe here, this
• 43:13
  is so comfortable here. So he really believed he was going to turn around
• 43:15
  and just live the rest of his life there. I also just love that
• 43:21
  Truman. I mean not to say that he's not going to be upset about
• 43:24
  it when he thinks back, and undoubtedly has to go three years of therapy
• 43:29
  to get over all that, but he is more excited about the future than
• 43:36
  he is resentful of the past. And I just thought that was like a
• 43:39
  very that's a very optimistic way to end a movie that could have absolutely been
• 43:45
  taken in a different lens. Yeah, which is very fun and I like
• 43:49
  that. My other runner up scene that I wanted to mention is when he
• 43:52
  does take Laura Lenny basically hostage. Yes, they do like the car stuff.
• 43:58
  They get blocked and then they go rat like he's cracking, right,
• 44:01
  And then they do go over the bridge, so he like gets over that
• 44:06
  one hump of his fear and they go through the fire. And then they
• 44:08
  have like the nuclear fallout stuff, which is so funny and such a great
• 44:14
  way of doing it, you know, of having like that final fail safe,
• 44:17
  But just that whole thing is like it's wild because we get to see
• 44:22
  Jim Carrey go a little crazy there, which is kind of fun. Um
• 44:25
  And yeah, I just I really liked that whole That whole unraveling scene was
• 44:30
  really fun too. We try to pick one, I don't know that a
• 44:34
  few uh yeah, I think this one. You can just have a bunch
• 44:37
  of scenes. I don't think we need to pick just one. I love
• 44:39
  it there' stingus is everywhere. Let's go on to our favorite quotes. It's
• 44:44
  time to show Josh you want to do a few of your quotes. Yeah,
• 44:55
  uh, I'm sure that both of you have this one. But uh,
• 45:00
  of course, in my opinion, the most legendary line is the last
• 45:05
  line of the movie. Yeah, yeah, what else? What else is
• 45:09
  one exactly yet little dated, which is fine. Yeah, yeah, so
• 45:17
  great, agreed, but it's still what else is on still fully applies to
• 45:23
  current day where we're so like next, Wow that was yeah, even though
• 45:29
  this was like groundbreaking, like this guy we've watched for thirty years, figured
• 45:35
  it all out and he's leaving. What are we watching next? Yep?
• 45:39
  Yeah yeah I felt that way, especially like when you watch something super heavy
• 45:44
  and then you're just like, okay, cool, let's move on to media.
• 45:46
  It's like, calp down, just like think about it for a minute.
• 45:52
  But no, I need a palate cleanser. I want to get away.
• 45:55
  Yeah right right right, Yeah, I love that. That's great.
• 46:00
  Oh. One of my lines that always kills me is when he's in school
• 46:07
  and he's like, I want to be an explorer like Magellan. Yes,
• 46:09
  his teacher pulls down the match. She's like, there's nothing left to explore.
• 46:14
  Yes, you're you're too late. Yeah, she's just very fact.
• 46:20
  Yeah. That is so funny. Kills me every time. Yes. Um,
• 46:25
  and then one more is uh the scene you mentioned where he's he's driving
• 46:30
  in the circles and he goes, somebody helped me. I'm being spontaneous.
• 46:37
  Running that love it. Yeah, and on that same line, I think
• 46:42
  it's kind of when he's unraveling, but he's like the early bird gathers no
• 46:45
  moss, the rolling stone couches the worm. Yeah, yes, so much.
• 46:51
  That's pretty great. Yeah. The line I think of always for this
• 46:55
  is, uh, good morning and in case I don't see a good afternoon,
• 47:00
  good evening, and goodnight iconic iconic. That is love. That's going
• 47:06
  to be the title of this episode for sure. Yeah. Yeah, another
• 47:12
  one from John McKinnon Miller. It's art like it's it's in the middle of
• 47:15
  the movie and uh, he's talking about the lack of sex scenes in the
• 47:21
  show, and he's like, you don't just see anything anyway, And the
• 47:23
  wind blows in and the curtains move and you don't see anything. Hammer cuts
• 47:30
  away just so mad. I'm so good. Made me laugh a lot.
• 47:37
  Begs why don't you say somebody? Yeah? I love when uh it's Laura
• 47:43
  Lenney is like freaking out. It's when he pulls like the knife thing on
• 47:47
  her or whatever, and she's freaking out, like it's like, I don't
• 47:50
  know how anyone can expect me to work under these conditions. It's on profession.
• 47:54
  Yes, I was cracking up during that. I thought was so great.
• 48:00
  I loved that. I also loved Christoph saying there's no more truth out
• 48:05
  there in out there in the world than in this world I created for you,
• 48:10
  same lies, same deceit, but in my world you have nothing to
• 48:14
  fear. And I was just like, damn, that's that's a lot.
• 48:19
  There's a lot going on there. Uh. And then followed up by another
• 48:22
  one. Uh. I think it's one of the producers. Maybe Uh,
• 48:28
  it's or no, it's the interview guy, which by the way, we
• 48:32
  didn't mention. Yeah, super fun right, Like he was great too in
• 48:36
  that role. I loved that. But he's like, let me ask you,
• 48:38
  why do you think Truman has never come close to discovering the true nature
• 48:43
  of his world until now? And then Christoph just says, we accept the
• 48:46
  reality of the world which we are presented. It's as simple as that.
• 48:51
  It was like, yeah, that's good line. That's heavy stuff. That
• 48:53
  guy took the rest of the day off when he was nailed that moving on.
• 49:00
  Uh. And then maybe my my favorite like sneaky line of the movie
• 49:06
  was Fiji, you can't get any farther away without starting to come back,
• 49:10
  and I just love I think that's such a cool idea and how he showed
• 49:14
  it on the golf ball. Yeah, on the golf ball. That was
• 49:16
  such a that was very effective. The way they did that that was really
• 49:20
  neat. I liked that. I didn't have too many either. One other
• 49:25
  one Truman was like was nothing real, and Christoff said, you were real.
• 49:30
  That's what made you so good to watch. I thought that was good.
• 49:35
  But other than that, yeah, I don't really hope much else.
• 49:39
  Yeah, Josh, did you have any other ones that we didn't say?
• 49:43
  No, Yeah, just Ed Helms had so many like really provoking yeah,
• 49:47
  yeah, yeah, sorry thought provoking lines in there that we're just yeah,
• 49:55
  like made a pause for a little bit. Yeah, totally man, Yeah
• 50:01
  yeah. And then I just love all the uh his buddy Marlin, all
• 50:07
  the lines that he said that we're trying to convince Truman like there's nowhere else
• 50:13
  that's cool to go, right, they were so like the way he delivered
• 50:17
  them were. It felt perfect because it felt like an exact line that the
• 50:23
  producers tell him to say whenever Truman starts talking about leaving, So he delivered
• 50:30
  it like he delivered it in a way where Truman feels normal about it,
• 50:36
  but we all know the producers told him to say it. Right. There's
• 50:38
  a bunch of just like little things like we wouldn't enough that we can tell
• 50:42
  he's being fed at but not you know, like also believable enough. Yeah,
• 50:46
  when he's like, oh no, you know, have you ever been
• 50:50
  anywhere else would know we're better than yeah, exactly, Like he's like navigating
• 50:53
  him back. Yeah, I don't come back. Yeah, yeah, that
• 50:58
  is great. Nice, nice, Well, why don't we move to the
• 51:04
  crying game? Bugs? Boohoo moments? Strong men also cry? Strong men
• 51:10
  also cry? Strong man also crying. I picked five, We picked five
• 51:19
  for this. I love it. The first one is when Truman's crush gets
• 51:23
  taken away and she's trying to explain that nothing is real. So that scene
• 51:28
  at the beach probably yeah that's hard. Ye. When he is tackled to
• 51:34
  the ground by the dudes in hasmat suits, um with the nuclear fallout,
• 51:39
  maybe yeah, yeah, totally just like that whole un rampling for sure.
• 51:45
  Um, when they are actively trying to drown Truman but he's able to prevail,
• 51:52
  and when he like the what is the bow of the ship goes through
• 51:58
  like the mastheads, so that later I think that's such a cool Peah,
• 52:01
  I agree, But I had that as a separate one. So are we
• 52:05
  counting that all this one? Oh no, I lifted. You're right,
• 52:10
  I listed them separate. I mean there's somewhat close, but like he they
• 52:15
  have him sailing for a while after he you know, is up. Yeah,
• 52:22
  they're separate, separate. Um. So yeah, then I had when
• 52:23
  he reaches the wall and starts punching it after that, you know, and
• 52:29
  is breaking down and then I look like it hurt right ouchim? But that
• 52:35
  yeah, that last line before he steps through the door, so he like
• 52:39
  takes his bow and everything, so fun. Love that That is what I
• 52:45
  had. Were there any more Bahoo's? Yeah? Actually I did count those
• 52:51
  this one, You're right, I counted that kind of a one because the
• 52:53
  only extra one that I had was the flashback to him losing his dad,
• 52:58
  because that was all just so messed up. Okay, it just it got
• 53:02
  me go, Yeah, it's crazy. See that one doesn't really get me
• 53:06
  because I know that he didn't come. Yeah you know, yes, and
• 53:14
  maybe the very first time I felt that way, but yeah, I don't
• 53:20
  know. I just yeah, I get you, but you got the number
• 53:22
  right because it was take that as a win. For sure. It might
• 53:25
  not be the right five, but I'll take it. And five makes me
• 53:29
  feel like such a more of a normal human than the last year. We
• 53:34
  just did the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and he had roughly three thousand
• 53:40
  bohos in those three movies. You guys mentioned Guardians of the Galaxy three,
• 53:51
  Yeah, earlier and I just saw it yesterday. Yeah, that must have
• 53:54
  been another three thousand cries, so many, so many. I can't remember
• 54:02
  how many go to be a lot because we haven't done it yet, but
• 54:06
  it's a lot. I had an actual, like all all of my eyes
• 54:10
  will get watery, you know during movies plenty of times, but I had
• 54:15
  an actual physical tear coming down twice. Yeah, yeah, bro, very
• 54:24
  good. I was almost like heave crying. There's two spots where I was
• 54:30
  like, it's man, Yeah, it's a beautiful movie. It's great,
• 54:37
  Yeah, really well done, super fun, but yeah, only only five.
• 54:42
  Nice. Don't you throw some trivia at us, somebody, I shall
• 54:45
  movie trivia. Ed Harrison Jim Carey never met during filming, which I think
• 54:51
  is weird, but I guess makes sense because they're never together, so makes
• 54:55
  sense. Uh. I though this was cool. In an early scene,
• 55:00
  a bottle of vitamin D is on Truman and Meryll's kitchen table and they you
• 55:05
  know, they need it because people without exposure to the actual sun have to
• 55:08
  take that. But it was such a cool, like what a nice touch.
• 55:13
  I love that really fun um, so really fun scene that we kind
• 55:19
  of mentioned. But when he draws the soap and makes himself into like the
• 55:23
  Marsher camp and the Trumania and all that stuff, that was all improv which
• 55:29
  I think is super fun and also makes a ton of sense because Jim Carrey
• 55:31
  is so good at that stuff. And there was I think one or two
• 55:36
  more that got kind of cut out as well, but I just thought that
• 55:39
  was really neat. So he made all that up and it was just lovely.
• 55:44
  I loved that. Um. In the original script, he's supposed to
• 55:47
  be like a just getting out of high school UM, so maybe that makes
• 55:52
  sense rob why he has a But they wanted Jim Carrey, so they turned
• 55:59
  it to like a mid life crises kind of situation more than like a teenage
• 56:02
  angsty kind of thing. Yeah, I feel like you know, plot wise
• 56:06
  and plausibility wise, it makes way more sense him being a high story.
• 56:09
  It's like, yeah, you never leave your time. It'd be a different
• 56:14
  thing obviously because he couldn't be like married. But yeah, I agree,
• 56:17
  it kind of makes more sense in a weird way. But yeah, whatever,
• 56:22
  it's still great. Let's see. According to the two thousand and eight
• 56:25
  New York Times article, psychologists in Britain and the US reported a number of
• 56:30
  people experiencing the Truman syndrome or the Truman Show delusion, which is the belief
• 56:36
  that they are unwitting stars of their own reality TV shows. Reportedly, many
• 56:40
  afflicted specifically mentioned this film in their therapy sessions. That was wild. That's
• 56:46
  related schizophrenia, I guess. I mean, it's yeah, I don't know.
• 56:52
  It is paranoia to some degree, I guess probably, But it's interesting.
• 56:58
  They glommed onto that. They were like, yeah, this may sense,
• 57:00
  you know, interesting, Um, this was cool. In a deleted
• 57:06
  scene, Truman runs into a jogger played by the same actor who played a
• 57:08
  homeless man in a wheelchair two days earlier. And that would have been pretty
• 57:13
  interesting to see go down there. But that's pretty fun. Uh. People
• 57:17
  on the set were forbidden from uttering phrases from Jim Carrey's past silly movies.
• 57:24
  Wow, that doesn't sound very fun. I love that. So that's probably
• 57:30
  in his contract for every right, Yeah, gotta be wow. And I
• 57:36
  think I think I even read he took a pay cut to do this.
• 57:38
  He like kind of famously used to demand twenty million per per film, I
• 57:44
  think, and he took twelve I think for this one. So that's kind
• 57:47
  of interesting. But yeah, they couldn't say his lines to be scary.
• 57:52
  What if you accidentally did it? Alrighty? Then I was just saying,
• 57:55
  alrighty, then that wasn't it? Wasn't you, sir um. The iconic
• 58:02
  boaster, which is Jim Carrey's face, comprising of like hundreds of those individual
• 58:07
  images, was created by the artist Rob Silverman, and it's rumored to cost
• 58:14
  seventy five thousand dollars. That is too much. Do we know who has
• 58:20
  it? I don't know. I didn't say. That's a good question,
• 58:23
  wonder. I wonder that would go for a probably pretty good money. Probably
• 58:29
  Cage has all that kind of yehs got it in his sixth castle over in
• 58:35
  Ireland or wherever he's got it. Yeah, totally. Uh. Siskel and
• 58:40
  Ebert reviewed the film on their TV show. They not only gave it two
• 58:45
  thumbs up, but they gave an on air apology to Jim Carrey for saying
• 58:50
  that he would never have a career when they panned ace Venture a pet Detective.
• 58:55
  I saw a thing recently where Jim Carrey was in this like round table
• 59:00
  and there was a lot of different actors there, and he got kind of
• 59:04
  emotional talking about how Siskel and Ebert just completely just his very first time out
• 59:13
  when they apologized to him. He yeah, I got kind of emotional talking
• 59:19
  about it. That's pretty cool. That's pretty cool. And also, you
• 59:22
  know, A Spenture is a great movie. Stop it, okay, uh?
• 59:29
  Like I said, the original script was darker and had crucial differences from
• 59:32
  the draft that they shot. So the city was not a utopian society,
• 59:37
  but there were staged criminal incidents that happened throughout it. Truman actually had a
• 59:42
  drinking problem, and it's stated clearly that Truman makes love to his wife and
• 59:51
  like, like they said, the intention was that they would get pregnant and
• 59:54
  then the child would carry on and there would be a spin off show,
• 59:59
  so it would be the would watch Truman in his life still, but then
• 1:00:01
  they would also focus on the kid, sort of restarting the cycle all over
• 1:00:06
  again. And then finally they say, after Truman passes the door, he
• 1:00:12
  meets Christoph and the main cast members on a rooftop and they all just kind
• 1:00:17
  of have this awkward moment and then Truman, in his rage, attacks Christoph
• 1:00:23
  and tries to strangle him and kill him, but they all hold him back,
• 1:00:28
  and yeah, he's reunited with Sylvia then, So I feel like they
• 1:00:31
  picked a better way to go, because that's it was way more optimistic and
• 1:00:37
  yeah, just him going and trying to kill the guy, which it makes
• 1:00:39
  a lot of sense too, but it does. Yeah, I wouldn't blame
• 1:00:44
  it, but yeah, it's kind of weird and why would they all just
• 1:00:46
  be sitting there like that'd be weird, but who knows. Probably the I
• 1:00:52
  would imagine the studio too, was like this camp this won't be a commercial
• 1:00:58
  success. If it's totally that would have turned it into like a real art
• 1:01:02
  film, yeah, whereas this is like families watch this movie. Yeah,
• 1:01:08
  yeah, I think you're totally right about that. Absolutely. Let's see A
• 1:01:15
  deleted scene reveals that Truman had not realized what was or that that had Truman
• 1:01:20
  not realized what was going on, Kristoff and the network execs, we're gonna
• 1:01:24
  oh, that was the spin off show. I combined to malf just move
• 1:01:29
  forward. Uh oh, this was cool. Just before the boat stops,
• 1:01:32
  we see the number one thirty nine prominently displayed on its sale, and the
• 1:01:37
  ensuing dialogue between Truman and Kristoff contains some paraphrased references to Psalm one thirty nine,
• 1:01:44
  as do many other aspects of the film. And I always just think
• 1:01:46
  that's really interesting when they work in stuff like that. It's pretty cool.
• 1:01:52
  Nice. That was what I had, you have any I had just some
• 1:01:54
  other actors up for roles. Dennis Hopper was originally cast as Christoff, but
• 1:02:00
  he walked off the set after his first day and Ed Harris replaced. Hopper
• 1:02:07
  went on to a supporting role in ed TV, which came out the next
• 1:02:13
  year, and it had striking similarities to the premise of The Truman Show.
• 1:02:17
  Sure, so that's weird. I don't know why. I know. Um,
• 1:02:25
  yeah, other ones I saw. Robin Williams was considered to star as
• 1:02:30
  Truman Burrbank and when Andrew Nicol was going to direct. He was the writer.
• 1:02:37
  Um, Gary Oldman was going to star as Truman, which, yeah,
• 1:02:46
  that would have worked. Robin would have, I mean, been great,
• 1:02:49
  but you really run into because he would have been even older than Jim,
• 1:02:52
  right, so that would have been that problem would have been here,
• 1:02:58
  I feel like. But Peter Weir, who ended up directing Jim Carrey,
• 1:03:02
  was his first choice, which had worked out very well for him. Yeah,
• 1:03:07
  it's a good call. And so the Gary Oldman was who the writer
• 1:03:12
  wanted. Yeah, so that would make sense if it was the original dark
• 1:03:16
  script, right then I could see right there for sure, that would make
• 1:03:22
  sense. Yeah, he's incredible. Um. And the last one I have
• 1:03:28
  is Hope Davis was in the running for the role that went to Laura Lenney.
• 1:03:32
  Man. Laura Lenney just crushed it. Who's Hope Davis? Do I
• 1:03:37
  know that? Who? Definitely recognize her? She she's in succession? Um
• 1:03:43
  oh yeah yeah yeah, yeah. It's in the new West Anderson movie,
• 1:03:45
  which looks fun. O. Yeah, she would have been great for sure.
• 1:03:50
  She's about schm Yeah that great, great film. You love about Schmidt?
• 1:03:55
  Um, love it. I just saw that. Imp Well, let's
• 1:04:06
  go to Judgment Day. Will there be a sequel? M M. There
• 1:04:12
  could be, but I doubt it right at this point. Yeah, I
• 1:04:15
  mean I certainly wouldn't put it past Hollywood to go for a sequel. Even
• 1:04:18
  though it's been twenty five years. Um, you know, they still have
• 1:04:23
  that enormous set. Maybe do it all over again with someone new, um,
• 1:04:29
  but yeah, yeah, that set still exists, I mean in this
• 1:04:34
  world about yeah, right, so, like you know, it would be
• 1:04:42
  It also could be interesting if they don't dove into Truman's life outside of See
• 1:04:45
  Haven, like in the real world. Like, but I feel like too
• 1:04:48
  much time has passed for something like that. I don't know how that would
• 1:04:53
  work, right, Yeah, So I don't know unless they Hunger Games are
• 1:04:57
  kind of the spiritual successor to these Yeah, yeah, I just I was
• 1:05:03
  just kidding. Well, no, I think, yeah, if they if
• 1:05:05
  they did revisit this, they would have to do something darker. Uh.
• 1:05:12
  And I think if they followed Truman's life after he left, um, that
• 1:05:18
  story like the only reality I imagine that is. I think you mentioned it
• 1:05:24
  before. Bub's like just therapy and trauma, trauma, like that would not
• 1:05:30
  be a fun movie of him just trying to like make sense of the new
• 1:05:34
  reality around him. Well, and he would be just the most famous person
• 1:05:40
  on the planet. I mean he already was, but then he actually I
• 1:05:44
  mean it would be like Jim Carrey in real life, right, and there
• 1:05:47
  would be yeah, they you know that there would be uh uh studios trying
• 1:05:54
  to make like a reality show of his new life. Now. Yeah,
• 1:05:59
  absolutely, he would not be a fun life. Yeah, he'd probably like
• 1:06:03
  take them to court and demand like payment and stuff as well. First,
• 1:06:09
  you know, like especially the court battle of like can a child be adopted
• 1:06:14
  by corporation? And all that stuff like that is super interesting. Yeah.
• 1:06:18
  I think it'd be cool if we really went weird though, and did like,
• 1:06:24
  uh, there's some sort of plague that's happening in the world and Truman
• 1:06:28
  decides to go back with his child, and part of the agreement that they
• 1:06:31
  get to go back and be in safety is it has to be broadcast all
• 1:06:35
  the mutants that are outside. I'd see it. This is a good pitch
• 1:06:42
  meeting. Let's let's work. There's a lot of there's a lot of avenues
• 1:06:46
  to revisit this movie. Um, I don't think they should be visited,
• 1:06:51
  but yeah, I'll take that. Well, you guys, you want to
• 1:07:00
  play a game? Yes, yeah, I decided to make a starting five
• 1:07:05
  and again, how we do this. I'm gonna name five actors from a
• 1:07:09
  film, and once you know the name of the film, you ring in
• 1:07:13
  with your name, so I know who is ringing in, and if there
• 1:07:17
  are remaining names left, you can answer who I would have picked for more
• 1:07:23
  points. And if you get any of those wrong, the other person can
• 1:07:28
  come in and guess for points. And all of these ten films have something
• 1:07:32
  in common. When you know what the theme is, ring in at any
• 1:07:35
  time for a point? Sound good? Love it? Yes, sir?
• 1:07:41
  All right, let's do it. Number one The first name Alan Rickman,
• 1:07:51
  the second name, and Hathaway, but it didn't Yeah. The third name
• 1:08:01
  Johnny Depp. What the hell? Oh it's uh buse uh rango, No,
• 1:08:16
  that is not rango. Oh he went to thirty would have probably been
• 1:08:20
  last, though, I think. Yeah, um so, Josh, you
• 1:08:23
  get to listen to these bugs can't answer anymore. But um so we got
• 1:08:27
  Alan Rickman and Hathaway. Johnny Depp. Helena Bonham Carter is the fourth name,
• 1:08:33
  and then the fifth and final name is an actress named Mia Wasikowska.
• 1:08:43
  I have no idea because I was thinking Sweeney Todd when you said, yeah,
• 1:08:49
  right, exact yeah, Alan Rickman, Johnny Depp and Helen O Bonham,
• 1:08:54
  Carter All and Sweeney Todd as well, it's not it's another Tim Burton
• 1:09:00
  film. Oh big clue. Um, all right, nobody got this.
• 1:09:06
  But Mia Wassakowska played Alice from Alison Wonder. Yeah. Yeah, I never
• 1:09:16
  actually saw them that movie. I went when I was unemployed and decided to
• 1:09:23
  spend way too much money on a new television and I got one of those
• 1:09:30
  three D TVs and it came with the glasses and everything, and uh,
• 1:09:36
  that was the movie that came with it. And that was the only time
• 1:09:41
  I ever watched something in three D on that television because they stopped making three
• 1:09:47
  D. I think they had some to choose from, but I was like,
• 1:09:50
  yeah, nothing from it, and you had to like look at it
• 1:09:59
  straight on, like if you were to the side at all. No,
• 1:10:03
  no, this is not where that's funny. Turn your head. It came
• 1:10:08
  with a movie like the TV came with Yeah. Well, because I got
• 1:10:12
  the whole package. Man, I spent so much money that I didn't have
• 1:10:17
  um, all right, so also Wonderland that was number one. Let's go
• 1:10:23
  to number two. The first name is Michael baraluco Oh sure. The second
• 1:10:31
  name is Danny i Ella. The third name is Natalie Portman and we're getting
• 1:10:42
  somewhere. The fourth name is Jean reyno In. The fifth and final name
• 1:10:53
  is the aforementioned Gary Oldman. Oh Josh yeah. Um the professional, Leon
• 1:11:02
  the professional, you got it, Leon, the professional. He is on
• 1:11:09
  the board. Mostly done, buddy. Let's go to number three. The
• 1:11:16
  first name is Jeffrey Arand who you guys have seen but you don't know his
• 1:11:23
  name. Um. The second name is Matthew Gray Goobler, who, funny
• 1:11:29
  enough, Austin Brown gets he gets mistaken for him pretty regularly. Really,
• 1:11:36
  he was on one of those procedural shows, uh, criminal minds, I
• 1:11:44
  think yes, and so he kind of looks like him. Um. The
• 1:11:49
  third name is the third name is Chloe Grace Moretz. The fourth name Joseph
• 1:12:00
  Gordon Levitt okay, And the fifth final name is Zoe Deschanel Bukes Pukes five
• 1:12:12
  hundred days of Summer. You got it? Boom. You're on the board,
• 1:12:16
  all right? Are we seeing at the theme? It all here.
• 1:12:21
  No, okay, wait wait, oh go ahead? No, no,
• 1:12:27
  no, no, I don't know, go ahead, carry on? Is
• 1:12:30
  it? Is it just movies with three words in the title? Oh,
• 1:12:36
  it's not so far? Oh no, days of Summer never never mind?
• 1:12:42
  Um no, if we don't count, yeah, that's a nubral damn it.
• 1:12:45
  No yeah, so not it. We don't have it yet. Let's
• 1:12:50
  go to number four. Maybe number four will make you think of it.
• 1:12:54
  Here, but the first name Chris Elliott. Oh. The second name is
• 1:13:00
  Keith David. Oh is that not that guy's name. There's something about Mary
• 1:13:12
  You got it? Why done that? I don't think I would have gotten
• 1:13:15
  it there? That was impressive, David. Is the beans about the frank
• 1:13:18
  guy? Right? No, No, that's that's actually no hilarious. That
• 1:13:26
  guy's name is w Earl Brown. Keith David is her like step dad?
• 1:13:32
  M h um. You can look him up? Yeah? Okay, um,
• 1:13:38
  but yeah, you still have three names remaining. Oh I'm sorry,
• 1:13:42
  Ben Stiller, yes, Cameronde yes, and then five. I don't know
• 1:13:50
  the dude's name, so I'm gonna say Brett Favre. I should have picked
• 1:13:56
  him first. But yeah, I think you guys would have gotten it right
• 1:14:00
  away. But um, do you know the actor's name Josh that Ukes can't
• 1:14:03
  think of. No, he's the like dark haired guy that is the pie.
• 1:14:10
  He was my number one pick on this. Yeah, he's really and
• 1:14:15
  he's been in other stuff too, but yeah, yeah, his name is
• 1:14:19
  Matt Dillon. Matt Dillon, Matt Dillon. So but you got three points
• 1:14:27
  for that, buddy. Nice. So again I'm going to recap. We
• 1:14:31
  have Alice in Wonderland, Leon the Professional, five hundred Days of Summer,
• 1:14:35
  and there's something about Mary. Do we know, yes, Bukes. They
• 1:14:41
  all have a person's name in the title. It is specifically main character's name,
• 1:14:45
  a main character's first name. It's only only a first name. Okay,
• 1:14:54
  so that might help, just a first name, not a full name,
• 1:14:57
  not a full name or off. That's off the board. We have
• 1:15:01
  no last names, only their first name. That's tricky because five hundred days
• 1:15:06
  with summer Summer, I know, but that was always name in there.
• 1:15:11
  That was a character's name, is true, and then he meets Autumn.
• 1:15:15
  But um, let's go to number. I completely forgot that. Uh Chloe
• 1:15:20
  plays her little sister in that movie, right, Yeah, I forgot about
• 1:15:25
  that. Yep. Oh I wouldn't have got it from her. There's no
• 1:15:28
  way, yeah, no chance. Um, all right, let's go to
• 1:15:32
  number five. You guys, the first name Chris Farley, Bukes, Bukes,
• 1:15:41
  Wayne's World, Wayne's World. Got it nice. I'm so mad you
• 1:15:45
  guessed it there. That was the worst time. But let's go to them.
• 1:15:50
  Let's go the other four names here, Dannik Carvey. Yeah, here's
• 1:15:56
  my number one. Uh uh yeah, I think of his name right.
• 1:16:00
  Five? Four Mike Myers, Yes, two more names. I can't think
• 1:16:09
  of his stupid name career, Yes, nicely done. Whoa, No one
• 1:16:15
  thought it was more name. It's the dude. Three Benjamin is his name
• 1:16:24
  in the movie Benjamin Josh you know the actor that Beux is thinking of.
• 1:16:30
  Yeah, he wore a generic NFL hat when he was on to promote the
• 1:16:34
  nine one Texas Or is it not Hill. It's been so long since I've
• 1:16:41
  seen that movie too. I don't know what you're referring to. I don't
• 1:16:44
  know what that nine one one Texas is. Oh, that's it the show
• 1:16:46
  that he's in. It's the the super handsome comedic guy, right, yeah,
• 1:16:50
  yeah, he's my first name. What the hell is his name,
• 1:16:58
  yes, rob oh, yes, yes it's Roblo. Yes, good call.
• 1:17:01
  Yeah. He So when he was he does that Fireman show nine to
• 1:17:06
  one Austin or something. Yeah, And when they were promoting that, he
• 1:17:11
  went to a football game because it was on the same channel, and they
• 1:17:14
  cut to him and he was sitting there just stoically with like the most generic
• 1:17:19
  hat that just said NFL on it. I think it was at the Super
• 1:17:23
  Bowl actually, but he just his hat only said NFL and he was sitting
• 1:17:27
  completely still and it was hysterical. I have not seen that. It's really
• 1:17:30
  funny. I'll try to find it. It's funny. Well, you definitely
• 1:17:34
  got Wayne's World, Tia career, Mike Myers day in Carve. You got
• 1:17:38
  four on that for sure. So that's yeah, all right, the blue
• 1:17:45
  out, We've got Tia Carrera. You sure did? Who am I?
• 1:17:47
  I mean? Yeah, Well, let's go to number six. The first
• 1:17:53
  name is Carrie Washington. The second name is Samuel L. Jackson. The
• 1:18:03
  third name is Leonardo DiCaprio. Oh. The fourth name is Christoph Waltz.
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  Ohs uh jango unchained yea sir? And who is that last name? Uh?
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  Jamie Fox Jamie Fox, who I hope is doing better. It sounds
• 1:18:30
  like, yeah, yeah, not doing well. So we had some liking
• 1:18:36
  about him specified health stuff going on. Yeah, I've heard a lot of
• 1:18:41
  different things, and I just so it sounds serious whatever it is. Definitely
• 1:18:45
  hopefully he's doing okay. Yeah. Yeah. Someone came out and was like,
• 1:18:48
  he's probably. We feel pretty good. He's gonna live now, and
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  I was like, wait, what Jesus what happened? Very quickly? Good?
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  Lord? Um, where we're sitting after getting to number seven? Here
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  mutes, I have ten, Josh has one. Yeah, gotta get going
• 1:19:06
  here, Josh. Here we go about it all right. I should have
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  known that one. Yeah, it's tough when you're in it, though,
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  Um it is. Yeah, I'm sitting here going through all of the other
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  Tarantino movies and I was like, that's not a person's name, yea,
• 1:19:20
  Yeah, all right, Well let's go to number seven. The first name
• 1:19:25
  is Lily James. The second name is the aforementioned Jamie Fox, who we
• 1:19:35
  all hope is doing well. The third name is John Hamm, the fourth
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  name is John Burnthal, and the fifth and final is that Baby Driver because
• 1:19:58
  baby right name is baby I don't know that dude's name though, Yeah,
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  do you know who plays baby driver? Josh? I didn't even see that
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  one. Oh you got it's so good because I think that I think that's
• 1:20:13
  Edgar Wright, who we all yeah, yes, yeah, it's impressive.
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  One of my favorite like opening scenes of any movie ever. Really, yeah,
• 1:20:23
  it's very well. It's a little more problematic now that Kevin Spacey is
• 1:20:27
  a big douche. But you're all right, that's right. I didn't even
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  put them on those five names. Even though name in it, it's it's
• 1:20:35
  still worth watching. I think, Man, it's so good, so good,
• 1:20:40
  a great flight movie. Oh, Army or iPad or something. His
• 1:20:45
  name though, is Ansel el gort Ansel. I did know that name.
• 1:20:50
  Actually, I wouldn't have thought of it, right, So that's another point
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  for you there, bugs. Yes, now this one it's difficult. Let's
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  go to number eight. The first name is Ellen Burston. Oh, sure,
• 1:21:08
  she's very famous older actress. The second name is Kathy Baker. The
• 1:21:15
  third name is Michael Huisman, okay great. The fourth name, however,
• 1:21:26
  Harrison Ford. Oh and the fifth and final name is Blake Lively. Five
• 1:21:36
  four bus Bukes Age of Adelaide. You got it. No way, that
• 1:21:45
  was it. I would have only been able to get it with Blake Lively
• 1:21:51
  there at the end, for sure. I don't even remember that one.
• 1:21:56
  It I don't think I saw. I saw it, and it's math.
• 1:22:02
  It's great. It's just so bad though she's so good. There's just so
• 1:22:09
  many things to see. Um number nine Vivica Fox. Second name bugs kill
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  Bill, kill Bill? Which one though, first one, volume one,
• 1:22:28
  because she's only the first one, and that's why I picked. That's why
• 1:22:31
  I said her name. Um, all right? Four names Buddy, oh
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  god, Uma, Thurman, Yes, uh, Madson. I didn't pick
• 1:22:45
  Madson, but he is in that. Yeah. Two more what is her
• 1:22:51
  name? Five? Hannah Daryl Daryl Hannah Yeah yea. One more guess Hi
• 1:23:03
  the Bill guy. Three? I don't know his name though. One do
• 1:23:10
  you know any actor's names from Kill Bill, Josh not that have not been
• 1:23:15
  mentioned yet? Okay? Yeah, David yep, David Carradine. And then
• 1:23:21
  the other one I picked with Lucy lou so, Um that makes sense.
• 1:23:26
  Shoot, yeah, but you got Uma and Darryl and kill Bill. So
• 1:23:30
  another three definitely won. But here is the last one. Um. The
• 1:23:36
  first name is Alison Janny. The second name is Brad Garrett. The third
• 1:23:45
  name is Willem Dafoe. Whoa The fourth name Ellen DeGeneres. Oh, that's
• 1:23:59
  Jukes Finding Memo, Finding Nemo. It's like although they both have first names
• 1:24:13
  in them, and what is the last person? Albert Brooks. Albert Brooks,
• 1:24:20
  you rocked it out, dude, man effort, well on this.
• 1:24:27
  I'm impressed. So the shark in that he's in the he's in the cage
• 1:24:35
  with him. He's not a shark. He's like a in the aquarium in
• 1:24:42
  the aquarium with him. Yeah, he's still like the sharks, like Australian
• 1:24:49
  guy I think or something. He's like a black and whitefish with the Scots
• 1:24:55
  or something. That's right. Those movies are so fun. I should really,
• 1:25:00
  Yes, they were fun. I've seen those ones. Oh I bet
• 1:25:06
  that one life. Every time we are going to go like up to our
• 1:25:11
  cabin which is along like you'd hear Finding Nemo twice in the back, just
• 1:25:15
  like that's a lot. It's so funny. I as a kid, you
• 1:25:20
  can rewatch a movie like over and over and over and over and over.
• 1:25:25
  For sure. Oh man, yeah, but bugs are going to tell us
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  how we do our top five movies where someone appears on a movie or TV
• 1:25:30
  set draft just rolls off. Yes, that's only for patrons though, so
• 1:25:35
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  the Obin endorsment right now and check it out. Yes. Also, when
• 1:25:42
  you're on your internet device there go find at Josh Adams Media on Instagram.
• 1:25:46
  Do that right now. Buddy, thanks so much for coming on. It
• 1:25:48
  was such a blast having your back. Thank you guys. There's an absolute
• 1:25:51
  pleasure and I always enjoy talking to you guys. Heck yeah, man,
• 1:25:56
  Well we'll get you, you know, in between your jet setting and well
• 1:26:00
  more, you know, as soon as we can here for sure, let's
• 1:26:02
  do it for fun. Stay tuned. We're gonna do Trading Places coming up
• 1:26:06
  next for its fortieth anniversary, so stay tuned for that. And but yeah,
• 1:26:12
  that does it today for the Truman Show. Right on, I'm roblund
• 1:26:15
  Quiz and Bix. Thank you guys so much for listening. Until we talk
• 1:26:16
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