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The Downbeat on ninety seven to one
the freak. Wake up, your little

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sleepy head, It's time to get
your stupid ass out of bed. To

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you about the most important thing,
and the the most important thing is outstanding,

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beautiful, fantastic, most important thing
in the world today is going to

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be yesterday right after our show.
And did the Golden Globe nominations dropped?

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And I don't know. I'm a
I'm an award show guy kind of watching

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the Tony Awards very often, hmm. But I like all this stuff mainly

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because I like to watch TV shows. I mean I don't I can.

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I don't do it as much as
they used to, But I like all

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this stuff. I like watching the
Grammys. I like watching the Emmys.

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I still do like watching the Academy
Awards for the most part. That's more

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of a zoom threugh thing for me, usually because there's just so many categories.

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So Golden goes a little different Hollywood
four and Press and it's they're a

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little more drunkie, so they they
definitely take on a more boozy vibe for

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sure, a little more boozy.
Yeah, the outfits are a little more

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you know, cleavy, a little
more cleavy for the ladies. Yep,

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for sure. They still have that
whole booms an ass hot hot hot.

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They still have that whole aura of
taking themselves too seriously. That's still is

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the thing that's Hollywood, though it's
their little party. Let them do what

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they want. It's their ticket stock, so let's and it's our I don't

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even know. Think about the Oscars
rift by right, and if rift,

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I'm I'm right there with you on
the Oscars because if I my favorite way

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to watch the Oscars is to make
sure it's added to my library. And

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if it starts at seven, I
like to pop in at about eight fifteen.

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That way I can end about the
same time it does, and I

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get to skip through not only the
commercials, but man the ninety second to

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two and a half minute preview of
the film, like they run pretty much

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the entire theatrical trailer for every film
at some point, and then there's a

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lot of fluff. I just zip
through to the awards that are relevant to

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me. If the speech, if
it's good, I'll stick with it.

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If not, skip past, I'll
watch all the bits. Whoever's hosting,

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usually it's Kimmel, you know,
or Letterman or Tina Fey or whoever's doing

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it. Whatever, I'll watch that
stuff, but man to sit there for

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three and a half hours and take
that thing in in real time with commercials.

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I don't know how people do it. Why you drink? Yeah,

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I guess you drink and you yeah, I do a I pick predictions every

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year of like ten categories, and
then if I lose it, I take

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a shot. Oh my god,
kind of shaper you in the next day

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if you suck. Wellately, I've
been pretty good, so maybe one or

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two shots. That's not bad.
But I'm drinking throughout the show anyway,

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so the kids do not suck.
Have you ever gone to an Oscar watching

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party? Not me? Okay,
okay, like at it at the house.

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I just invite a couple of my
friends and we just snack out drink.

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Like I said, I do have
my predictions of like ten categories,

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so yeah, you get a good, big turnout. It's usually like three

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or four of us, okay,
and yeah, it's usually time. Well,

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obviously I bring that up because I
have a story to tell. It's

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a brief, but one year,
probably in two thousand and two or three,

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I got drugged by a couple of
girlfriends, like girls that are friends

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of mine to the round Up.
Oh wow, Now the Roundup is a

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bar in Oaklawn. Yeah lbg LGBT. Okay, yeah, it's awesome.

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It's super fun. But they had
drag drag Queen hosted Oscar watching party and

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it was so much damn fun.
That place is a party. Yeah,

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it was really really cool, had
a good time. And that's only like

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Oscar watching party that I've ever been
to was one with a full drag show.

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Let's just have one up here.
Let's have a big slumber party.

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No, don't go to work and
have a party. Oh it's terrible idea.

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Let's have a slumber drag party.
We gotta be up the next day

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is the problem. That thing airs
on Sunday nights. But I like to

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go the Gloves Up because Ricky Gervase
made it fun. Tina Fe and Amy

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Poehler made it fun over the years. They go in and they kind of

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do some roasting and things like that. You know, there's an hour.

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Oh now you're kind of one of
us. What's not like too serious?

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Still a little bit, but best
motion picture for a drama. Okay,

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first of all, I've got bigger
problems. We nominate too many. Okay,

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it's become kind of a participation war. We need to get an air

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down to five at each category.
It needs to be five. Okay,

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it is five, right, these
are six the oscars. Famously, we'll

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do ten years ago. We can't
nominate everybody, which I kind of like,

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I kind of like because now they
give it's like foreign films a chance.

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Yeah, you know, it's you
know, obviously there's one winner,

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but I think that opens it up
more for you know, diversity. Yes,

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it's also opens it up for five
dudes that know they're not gonna win,

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that have to go get fitted for
a tuxedo. Really, you nominated,

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there's no chance. I have no
chance. But now I got to

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show up with this thing, and
they get the gift bag though with the

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with the vacation and yeah j Ski
in a car or something, and the

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and the thing that shaves your pubes, the manscape. They just give that

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thing to their nephew. Anyway,
it's more high end than manscaped, if

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there is such a thing. Manscaped. Going to get back on board with

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KT. It's been about five or
six years. Oh, Deer, Remember

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the Good Old Days? Oh Boy, the Best motion picture Drama, Anatomy

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of a Fall, JJ Foreign,
Killers of the Flower Moon. We know

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Maestro which has not dropped yet,
that drops around Christmas. I think,

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yeah, and that's on Netflix.
It will be on Netflix too the same

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day or like a couple of weeks
after the theatrical release. Are they Netflix

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the same day? I think some
of these movies do that, Like Killers

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of the Flower Moon is actually an
Apple Apple produced it, but it went

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to theaters, but you're gonna find
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next in the beginning of next year, Oppenheimer Past Lives is that the one

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with no No No. I love
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top What's Past Lives? It's a
it's a little it's a film about a

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couple that grew up together and one
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like about I think I spoke about
it the old Yeah, about a relationship

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that could have been. So you're
following these two people in different parts of

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their lives, like the girl she's
married now, but they had like a

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connection, but they never were ever
together. So you're just following these two

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throughout the years and you're just seeing
like what could have happened, what could

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have been? And they it's a
foreign film and yeah, so he comes

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to America and visits her and they're
having this conversation. It's it's so simply

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done, but it's beautiful and at
the end, I loved the end of

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it, and because it just wrapped
it up. I love this movie and

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I'm so happy that it's getting recognition
and it might actually make my list.

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It's a real like dialogue driven Okay, it sounds kind of like what was

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the Ethan Hawk Julie Delpy movie before
Sunrise that came out a long ass time

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ago. Richard Link later did it. It's really good and he did follow

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ups on it. Kind of.
It sounds kind of like that. At

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the end, does she see him
and he's all like, Harry, he's

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a very good and she realizes that
the last forty years of her just imagining

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that she should be with someone else, and she's like, oh God,

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I'm glad I didn't do that.
It's spent the last forty years getting wallowed

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on by Smoky Bear. She's like, only you can make me. Yeah,

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because she's like living in New York. She's married, Spoky the Bear.

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I'm sorry, no, Yeah,
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she's married. He's aware of him, and it's it's really interesting because I

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think we've all been there in our
in the point of our lives of like

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thinking, what could have no regrets? Yeah, no regrets. What's the

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zone of interest that I don't know? Ye that may never trauma? Okay,

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best emotion picture, musical or comedy. Just split him up, Barbie.

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Yeah, the shoe, Jordan's shoe. You know what, I didn't

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hate it. I did not hate
that. Ben Athletic, right. Yeah.

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American fiction, so that comes out
this weekend? Are them? Yeah,

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because it's that because they've all seen
them, though the Hollywood foreign press

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has already seen him. That's the
one with Jeffrey Wright. Mm hmm,

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you know yeah, yeah, of
course. Yeah. So he's like an

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author and he's writing this book about
I haven't seen yet, but he's writing

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this book and he's playing like I'm
this black character of hoof, you know,

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just put on this big persona basically
what America loves about I guess black

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stories, and he's selling them.
He's feeling like a frog kind of like,

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and it's a comedy. I'm excited
to see it. I am because

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I'm a big fan of Jeffrey Wright
and his work, and I think Ray

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is in it. Yeah. Yeah, there's a few people call Domingo,

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who's just killing it this year.
He's on this nomination list. Barbie of

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course, The Holdovers. Uh oh, Paul Giamani, Okay, that's out

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right now. May December. I've
been seeing a lot about May December,

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Natalie Portman and Julian Moore Netflix,
and people are saying, people are saying,

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one of those movies shouldn't be a
comedy. Shouldn't be a comedy.

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But that's what they've done. They've
watered down Hollywood. You're getting better at

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that. I'm trying to do really
well. Have you been practicing? Yeah,

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I've been practicing. James Austin Johnson's
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and the idea is Natalie Portman is
following Julian Moore around because she's going to

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be playing her can a role in
something Okay, and apparently though it's super

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dramatic and shouldn't be a comedy.
I haven't seen it yet. They I

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put on watching it soon though.
Apparently it's like this movie will destroy you.

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That's some brief reviews I've read about
this thing, you know what's about,

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right? Not really? So you
remember that teacher that slept with her

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student that seventh grade it was like
like a major like that so many I

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know. I think it was like
the nineties, okay or early two thousands.

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He was like seventh grader and then
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him later yeah, okay, when
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kid and everything, because I think
she got pregnant he was like in eighth

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grade. So the name Mary kay
Laturno comes to mind, Yes, Mary

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Kayla La Turner. So Natalie Portman
is following that like that's technically playing yes

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all right. And the kid that
is his name is Charles Milton. I

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think that's his acting. That's his
name from what was that c W show

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Riverdale, Riverdale, and apparently he's
really good. They're really giving him props

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for this role. Poor things.
Is the Emma Stone one that looks like

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Alice in Wonderland or something, h
yourgos lethemost I think is the director's name

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from the commercial. And then of
course all there's a bunch of animated movies

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we talk about much, but Spider
Man and uh Spider Man and Super Mario

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and maybe the ones you might know
there. Okay, so TV Danny,

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well, you know what do you
like? Actors? Do you like actors?

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Yeah? Run him real quick,
and then we'll get into television Bradley

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Cooper, Maestro, Leo and Killers
of the Flower Moon Coleman, Domingo and

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Rustin, Barry Kiogan and Saltburn.
Yes, Killian Murphy and Oppenheimer and Andrew

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Scott and all of us strangers.
That's a very good category. And then

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uh, female for drama, Annette
Benning, Lily Gladstone yep, Killers of

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the Pharre Moon, Sandra Holler,
Anatomy Fall, Grettily past Laves, Carrie

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Mulligan and Maestro She's Great and everything, and Kaylee Spainey and Priscilla yep.

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Priscilla did not get nominated. Ouch. I still haven't seen that. I

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think it's probably left now. Huh. Maybe that's gonna be a movie where

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it's going to probably be her and
her alone getting recognition, not necessarily the

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wh movie that happens. And the
comedies Emma Stone, Margot Robbie, Natalie

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Portman, Jennifer Lawrence. All out
was shocked on that men Nicholas Cage,

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Timothy Shallow, may Is Wonka,
Matt Damon and Air, Paul Giamatti,

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Joaquin Phoenix and not Napoleon though from
bo Is Afraid, which I've never and

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then Jeffrey Wright, h well,
that's the Yeah, that's the musical comedy.

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I think you would like dream scenario
with Nicholas Cage very good. He's

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very You had me Nicholas Cage,
Yes, probably one of my favorite performances

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from him. He has under the
radar made I don't know if you want

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to call it a comeback, but
he's kind of retrenched himself as like not

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con Air guy or the guy that's
trying to have sex with the Constitution.

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And they get started with Pig Pig, which I loved. I never took

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him serious as an act. I
really never did. He used to be

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and then you know he had that
string of kind of pseudo action based off

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kicks Off's good. Yeah it's not, but I'm talking. But like Pig

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had that weird, unexpected, surprising
tale that had a real indie film vibe

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to it, which kind of You
know, actors love having those little notches

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on their belt, you know.
And I thought that was a great film,

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and I'm glad to hear that.
God bless, I got something in

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my throat that he's continuing that trend. That's cool. I'm a cat.

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I'm a cat. That's my Nicholas
Cage. It's good if you were to

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play the role of a cat.
That's what cats say. Oh, I'm

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a cat. Yeah. I don't
have much more to that. You know,

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you don't invite your TV drama.
How many of these has Danny seen?

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I'm gonna say two, nineteen twenty
three, Paramount Plus, Yes,

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that's Yellowstone. Yeah, Preak,
it's a preaky. The Crown, yep,

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Yes, The Diplomat on Netflix,
The Last of Us. Yes,

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The Morning Show. I don't have
appy. I would like to just tell

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everyone, as I'm halfway through season
three of the Morning Show. Yes,

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John Ham and Jennifer Aniston do have
sex. They Yeah, Okay. I

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finished the season, but I don't
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it, yeah, bored with it. I think this is it, isn't

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it? It probably should be finished. Probably put that thing out the pasture.

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He was fun in the good days
and the succession. I saw more

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than you said I would see.
What about for comedy? I think two

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Okay, Abvid Elementary, which everyone
says is very good. Eye show you

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my girlfriend fiance now Jesus uh watches
that, so it's great. Network,

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it's ABC, but it's got the
you know, parks and rec and office

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tone and it's so good. Okay, very well written. Went to Brunson

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is killing it. Okay, very
fun of it, Barry yep. Of

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course, hard to call that a
comedy the bear, of course, hard

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to call that a comedy. Jury
Duty tried to which that's the thing.

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I hate, Soroy like that.
I didn't love it. I think Jeff

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liked that. Yeah, it's exhausting. That's the thing is it's a that

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comes across as more like a reality
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you've got everybody on the set is
an actor except one person, and they

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are unsuspectingly living in this false reality
of being on a jury. Yeah for

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a fictional everything's fiction in it,
but they are not in on the joke,

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and they just keep introducing weird twists
and an oddball character is into the

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mix and this person on the jury
duty is just looking around, going man

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the world and my living in So
in theory, it's good, but it

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didn't click with me. It just
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complicated. I don't know, it's
it creates a level of stress that I'm

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not interested in. Only Murders in
the Building yep, which they're now airing

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on ABC. They're taking a page
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well, we'll writer strike, We'll
just grab Yellowstone. Yeah, started

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season one and now ABC is doing
that, and I think we're going to

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see this. Networks's going to keep
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buy a show from one of their
partners on the streaming platforms than it is

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to create their own thing. And
it's all going to end up watered down

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eventually. Yeah, of course I'm
watching only murders. Who's getting top billing

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on that? Selena Gomez and she
puts makeup on, yes, and that

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one Paul Rudden that in the last
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season. I've made it through about
three episodes because there's just because I started

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subscribing to britt Box, Ted Lasso
made it too more at eight in my

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Top ten TV shows of the year
ten less It's not gonna make it,

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by the way, just you know, kind of kind of bad season.

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I think they did the whole limited
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what the limited series thing? You
know, last year winner was a white

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lotus you know, want a ton
At the Emmys, Fargo is nominated,

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really and tonight is episode five of
a ten episode Fargo season, so you

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know, these people have all seen
it. So boy talking about you mentioned

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John Ham earlier. How awesome is
his character the little hard man for hard

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time dude. The idio, the
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characters just to give them the most
unexpected quirks is so brilliant. They're doing

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such a great job carrying the Cohen
brother torch. Yeah, from their villains

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to their protagonists, all of it. It's just in the tone. I

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mean, the fact that, okay, the fact that John Ham plays this

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kind of militia leader but elected sheriff
of this small community that is really hard,

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right and mean. But he's pierce
nipples, but he smokes pot and

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has pierce nipples kind of wild.
He's got a what crazy sex scenario going

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on too? Yeah, like a
wife that's half his age that when he's

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lying in bed smoking his note with
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the sheet, she walks in and
opens up the chest at the foot of

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the bed and goes, what's it
going to be tonight, daddy. Well

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they've made it too though for season
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feels like I'm watching but at times, at times, well, I mean,

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it's always had a little bit of
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because the key scene in the most
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okay, and costumes and there's a
home invasion and boy, it's good

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man. I don't know if it's
my favorite, but it's back to back

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to its best form. It's I
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chance. Yeah, gonna be so
hard to top season two, but like,

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it's got such a chance because it's
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I'm such a fan of John Hamlough
ever since mad Men, and I just

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I think this character is just great
for him. MAVs Lakers tonight at six

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thirty. That game will get over
about nine month flip on Fargo and then

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go to bed. Now it drops
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it's Wednesday, so it's one Network
Effects on Tuesdays and then Hulu obtains it,

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I think the next day. So
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mean i'd like to not, just
given how early we have to get up

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at the nine o'clock TV show,
I don't mind sitting through commercials there because

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I can get up, lay out
my clothes for the next day, or

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brush my teeth during the break,
get ready for bed during those little three

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minute commercials. Have a wake,
Yeah, have a wake if you want

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everybody join in. If you had
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you had sports coming up next.
What Drew Troy Aikman off sides he's pissed

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and the MAVs to good Stuff'll tell
you what's up next. On ninety seven

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one, The Freak