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Hm, this is one story.
I mean, I get to file in

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person, so I'll have to talk
fast because it's after me. Claustrophobia has

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long been a part of the human
experience, from Lacrole magnan follow up to

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Freud. So if you ever happen
to find yourself underground, I'm deep underground,

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don't linger in the shadows. That
was the voice of reporter Carl Coolcheck

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in the Case that We call The
Century. It was written by al Ford

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Neil and John Huff, directed by
Seymour Robi, and aired March twenty eighth,

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nineteen seventy five. I am Mike
White, and I am joined as

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always by Chris ashe You're actually joined
by a giant man in a rubber giant

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monster suit. Holy shit, Holy
it is right emphasis on the ship.

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So The Century is the last filmed
episode of Colchack the night Stalker. So

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this is We're not to the end
of the podcast yet, but this is

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the end of an era. Chris
and I have to say, I'm a

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little sad. Yeah, I'm a
little sad too. I remember the evening

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where you kind of put the feelers
out for anyone wanting to do a Col

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check podcast and I at the time
that would have been the second podcast that

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I was on other than my own. And I mean I remember I owned

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the cole Chack DVDs from a long
time ago. My dad bought him for

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me because there was a show he
liked. When I guess my dad probably

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would have been little younger than I
am now. But it is crazy that

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we've kind of come all the way
to the end, like here it is

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the final episode of the show,
not of us. We heard about this

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one when we were doing Mister R
I n G and talking to John Hoff

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who was the co writer of that
episode, and I remember him saying that

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by the time they were shooting this, a lot of people had checked out.

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And I can't say that that necessarily
comes through too much in the episode

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you made mention of the rubber suit. Yeah, that could look a little

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bit better. I kind of wish
they had gone a little more Gorn from

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Star Trek because I would have Gorn
a little bit, or even like the

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last episode that we talked about where
it was Molder and Scully meet the wear

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Monster that two thousand whatever technology.
But that was a sweet costume that Murray

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was wearing yeah, but this one, it kind of feels like something that

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Ultraman would have thought. I think
they really did themselves a service by keeping

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this thing in the dark as much
as they possibly could. It reminds you

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of the Star Trek episode with the
Horta where it's like all underground and they're

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touching the thing's eggs. That's what
it reminded me of. It is a

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bummer that this is the final episode
of the show that was filmed, because

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it's not good. Well. This
episode reminded me a lot of the Matchamendo.

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The whole idea of the building that
is being built in having troubles because

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it's being plagued by supernatural forces.
It reminded me of another one too,

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and I'm sure as we talk it'll
come to me, but yeah, I

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was just like, okay, yeah, it feels like very familiar territory in

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this one. They're going for the
whole hollow Earth lizard people kind of thing.

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I mean, we've had so many
different types of creatures and this one

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is playing a little bit into that
because we've got this storage facility that is

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what ten thousand feet underground, which
I'm surprised that you can do that so

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close to Chicago, it feels like
it would be kind of a little dangerous.

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I can't see the bedrock being that
strong around there, But I might

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be overthinking this. I think you're
doing the job that the riders should have

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done. Yeah, it's it's this
weird kind of alluding to lizard people underneath

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the ground, lizard people in the
sewers, the mole people, like,

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it's very much in that vein,
and then you even have like the eggs

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at the end, which just ends
up being like a very obvious trope to

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go to. It's just a misunderstood
monster trying to get its eggs. It's

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okay, he just wants his machete. Yeah, exactly. Wow, have

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you seen that movie? Oh yeah, that's the only Jason movie I've seen

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all the way through other than Freddie
versus Jason. It's okay, Oh god,

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it's a great line. It is. It is a great line.

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It's a really weird thing to have
a Cold Tack episode where you see the

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monster and you almost wish you hadn't
because it is just a guy in a

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clearly rubber suit, and um,
there's a there's a YouTube series or a

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YouTube channel called um Tested with Adam
Savage, and he talks about how like,

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when you make costumes, you should
not put the support for the head

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of the costume on your own head
because it looks weird when you move around.

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And that's clearly what is going on
with this costume is the support mechanics

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for the head of the creature is
on the actor's head, and so it's

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like wopping around when they run,
which is even more distracting. The shots

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of it when it is in silhouette
coming towards the camera and you hear the

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growling, I'm like, okay,
that's good. But then yeah, as

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you see more, Oh, I
know which one it was. It was

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the one with the Primal Man and
the fight with the Primal Man underground towards

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the end. That's also what this
episode reminded me of. That makes sense

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too again because it's set underground,
I mean setting things underground kind of a

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compound. Yeah, and then also
the whole idea of like, oh,

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we are reviving this thing and pissing
it off. And Primal Scream was the

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name of that one, and you
know, it was like, hey,

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we I don't understand this facility that
they're at because most of it are these

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really nice concrete walls, but then
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thing, and it's like, okay, like all right, we're gonna build

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it down to like level N.
But after that, fuck it, we

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found natural case We're just going to
leave those there. It's like what is

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going on here? And there's this
weird story too. The scientist who finds

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these eggs, he has this whole
weird backstory about how he found these rocks

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in Utah and was sending them back
to his lab, but then another scientist

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wrote his name on the box and
so they got sent to him and he

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took all the credit and I'm just
waiting for that to pay off, and

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it never pays off well. And
Albert Paulson, who is Ecuadorian, is

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given the task of trying to do
a German Austrian accent. I think he

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was maybe Russian because he's talking about
Russia, but yeah, who knows.

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His character's name is doctor Verheyden,
which you know it's about as German as

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German can get, I guess in
this show. And his character is really

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annoying and not a character you want
to spend too much time with because he's

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poorly written and all he does essentially
scream at Cole Jay or anyone for that

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matter. This episode was strange to
me and that I didn't feel the act

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breaks as much as I've felt other
episodes. It really felt like this whole

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thing was of a piece, and
it moved very nice once we got into

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the story proper, and I liked
Kathy Brown as Lieutenant Irene Lamont and how

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she was playing the reporters against each
other, and the way that she was

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using her looks and things and like, oh boys, you don't want to

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have me busted back to traffic and
all this kind of stuff. I like

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the way that she was manipulating the
system. First time we've actually seen a

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female cop of any sort of rank
in this episode, in this whole series,

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which is unfortunate because she's the best
part of this episode. She's great,

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right, Oh yeah, Kathy Brown
is great in this episode. Almost

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makes you forget about the guy in
the lizard suit most you'll notice, I

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said, almost, what's worse this
or the headless biker this? Wow?

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This because the suit is just this
is look we talked about it. What

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feels like a lifetime ago but remember
the Werewolf episode. How can I forget?

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You bring that up almost every episode. Well, it's because it was

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just so bad. The makeup on
Eric Braden was just so bad it's kind

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of hard to forget. And that's
what this smacks of. It smacks of

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that, just like, really it
knows that it's cheeseball and cornball to the

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max, and it doesn't fight it. And I'm normally okay with that,

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but it is it's even a little
much for this show. I don't know

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I can actually look past that because
the rest of the episode is so strong.

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To me, I like the whole
investigative angle that's going on the way

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that Carl is figuring this stuff out
the way that I don't buy that Tom

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Bosley as Jack Flaherty knew that Carl
was something other than a Nickel salesman from

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Albuquerque. I don't buy that when
he says like, oh, yeah,

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I knew and I was just stringing
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I don't think he's that smart.
I'd like that he's finding information out

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from that guy, he's finding information
out from the union guy that he is

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pretending to be a doctor and we've
got, speaking of Star Trek, a

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guy who I mostly know from Star
Trek in the Twilight Zone as our head

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doctor there. John Hoyt does Doctor
Beckwith. I'd like that. There's actually

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a little bit more in the script
when it comes to that autopsy scene,

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and that autopsy scene, I have
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as far as the direction goes,
because they actually they have to stick in

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that line where he turns off Doctor
Beckwith turns off the microphone and then talks

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amongst the other doctors, and then
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well, I guess he doesn't want
us to hear this stuff. And it's

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like, okay, I understand what's
going on here, but it's really super

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subtle what's happening as far as him
turning off that microphone. But anyway,

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there's a little bit more in the
script, which is he turns to cole

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Check and ask for a certain type
of saw, and cole Check looks down

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at all of these instruments and has
no fucking idea what it is and hands

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something to the guy and the guy
goes, this isn't a Geiger saw or

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whatever. This isn't even a saw, and that's when cole Check does say,

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well it's Wednesday, I'm gonna go
hit a bucket of balls and runs

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out of the room. Yeah the
Lord, I will. I will say

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this, but I did not dislike
this episode. I just can't bring myself

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to overlook the man in the suit, which is me being a little narrow

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minded. One of the weird kind
of idiosyncrasies of this episode is Andrew Robinson,

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who plays Scorpio in Dirty Harry.
He's in this episode. No,

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he's not, okay, because I
thought that I saw him and I saw

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on IMDb that it says he's in
here, but it was just some guy

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who looks like him. Yeah.
I asked him about it, and he's

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just like, no, I've never
been in Colchack okay, because like I

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kept looking at the guy being like, that looks like him, but it's

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not. So IMDb, get your
shit together, because it's it says he's

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on there, and I swear to
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Well, and then you get the
guys on Facebook who are just like,

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oh, happy birthday to Andrew Robinson
and here's all these pictures here. He

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is, as you know, the
guy from d Space nine in this role,

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in this role, in this role, and here he is at Colchack

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and it's like, no, I'm
sorry, but that's not him. Yeah,

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but I am not crazy. It
does look like it. No,

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it totally looks like him, more
so than anyone who's not him should look

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like him. Well, if people
are looking, where is he at,

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he's he's what the what's the guy's
name? The guy that, like Colecheck

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calls on the phone? Right,
oh right, yeah, the guy who

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ends up shipping him to the place
kind of looks like him. It does

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look like him a lot. I
can see that. It's like, IMDb,

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don't you just don't let people assign
actors to ship that they're not in,

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Like, come on, I like
that whole idea of them shipping him

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to the place that's kind of good
too, feels very Scooby Doo. Like.

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The end of the episode feels very
Scooby Doo. I like that this

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episode starts kind of in C two, where we've got Carl on the run

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from the creature and the whole like, I might not be able to file

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this one in person, so here
I go. I bet you're wondering how

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I got here, Like, that's
what that help. It's very jj Abrams,

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Like had that continued on? Like
had that been the like probably like

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the climax of the fourth out of
fifth five acts then continued on for like

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another ten minutes. That's a jj
Abrams. That's what he loves to do.

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See Mission Impossible three for more of
that. Yeah, exactly where it's

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like two thirds of the movie is
just a flashback. I liked it,

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like you said, I liked everything
underground. I like how this being the

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final episode, we got to see
Vincenzo again. We didn't get to see

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Jack Grinnage. We didn't get to
see Miss Emily, which is unfortunate.

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That newsroom is pretty empty. Yeah, it's almost like everybody left. And

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by everyone, I mean the actual
actors didn't want to be in the show

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anymore. I mean, look,
I can't I can't help but feel a

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little melancholy towards the fact that this
is the final episode. It was really

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sad watching this the other day,
and I was just like, oh,

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there's no more to see, because
look, you and I are used to

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doing a podcast that can run infinitem
I mean, the projection booth, the

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Culture Cast will essentially run until either
one of us are done and or probably

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in my case dead, and so
like they're going to run until they're done.

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But this is the first time I've
done a podcast where there is a

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definitive this is the last of it, and that's it, and it is

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it is, it's it's it's sad. It is sad in a way.

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I mean, we could start writing
Colcheck fan fiction if we wanted, and

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then just read stories to each other. What about cole check slash fiction?

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Oh, Tony, talk to me, big man, talk to me,

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big daddy. Don't get your ascid
in an uproar, and then Tony unzipped

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his pants. Oh my god.
I also really kind of feel sad that

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the way the show ends is with
col Check Scooby Doo like Shaggy get out

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of this tunnel at the end.
It's not that it's not a high note.

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It's just like a really dorky note
to go out on. At this

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point, they knew that was it, but I mean, they still had

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a couple episodes written, so they
weren't planning at the beginning that this is

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how Carl's going to go out And
did the monster kill Irene Lamont. You

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know, that's a good question,
because she just kind of disappears. They're

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like all in that room, and
then the monster kool aid Man's its way

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through the wall twice. Hi God, I'm thinking they should have hired this

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guy because he can dig through walls, and you know, he's like Charles

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Brownson in The Great Escape. So
what I thought was going I thought there

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was actually gonna be a twist in
this episode, and it was going to

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turn out that it was just like
a rival someone like fucking with them,

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and that it was going to be
a person in a suit. And I

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would have gotten away with it do
if it weren't for you meddling kids.

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How about if he takes away Lieutenant
Irene Lamont like the beast taking you know,

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Faye ray away. Oh, like
makes her his like dungeon bride.

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Yeah, I'm okay with that.
Is that headcannon? Now, Irene Lamont

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is just underground, being just like
impregnated by this weird lizard monster. I've

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seen shit like that in an Allen
Moore comic. It's pretty weird. It

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seems kind of hr Geiger to me, Like, especially if the lizard was

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just like implanting eggs down her throat
or something. Wow, this took a

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turn. It did for the worst. That was worse than the slash fiction.

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Thinking about that. Yeah, thinking
about Irene Lamont being forcibly raped by

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this monster, it's awful. I
can see her like, h Dallas and

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alien, ye kill me where you
made in the deleted scene where he's being

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turned into an egg. Oh Jesus, that's not Cannon Goldchack just goes and

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murders her, because we all know
Coldchack is okay with murder. Yeah,

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and he had that torch, he
could have just torched her right there.

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I don't understand why Colchack didn't just
give the beast its eggs back, right

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and he's just like no, He
grabs the eggs and like hauls them to

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the end of his hallway with torches
and then he's just like swinging at it

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like I didn't. The other issue
I have with this episode is normally,

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when we have coal Check facing the
monster at the end, it's very much

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understood what he's trying to achieve in
facing the monster. I don't know what

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he was trying to achieve facing the
monster at the end of this episode.

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Right, it's not like he had
a magic stick to poke him with.

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No, right, he could have
just given the creature its eggs back.

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It could have just left the eggs
in the middle of the hallway and then

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ran someplace. Well, that's my
point, like the eggs could have been

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taken out of the which again,
also, nut's not overlook the fact that

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this creature can break through walls but
can't open up a metal locker to get

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its eggs back. No, you're
getting crazy. Well no, I'm just

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using logic. There's a lot of
stuff in this episode that's really dorky and

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goofy, and it's coal Check,
so it's kind of to be expected.

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But even I have a hard time
overlooking some of the stuff in this episode,

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like huge like logic jumps, like
get like logic, like gaps in

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logic. I just sometimes I can't
get on board with him. Yeah,

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I would say this isn't at the
top of the game, no, but

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again, it's just it is.
The disappointment of it all is that this

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is that final shot of cold Check
running through the tunnels. Is the last

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time we see Darren McGavin in that
role. That's right. Sad aside from

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that one time in the two thousand
and six show Oh Shut your Face where

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he shows up, it just kind
of stands there. Well, let me

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ask you, when do we want
to talk about what our favorite episode of

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the show was? On this episode
or on the next one? No,

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I think on the next one.
I mean, so we can either do

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one of two things. One is
talk about the unproduced scripts and I think

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we were talking about having Richer back
for that chieh. Yes, we can

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do that, and that can be
the end of things. Or we can

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do that and we can do another
thing where we kind of wrap some stuff

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up and talk about our favorite episodes. We sing memories in my be a

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perfect time because I think Kats is
coming out right around that time. And

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then we can talk a little bit
about the books if we happen to get

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to some of those things. But
well, that would take us through the

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end of the year. That would
take us right through the end of the

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year, and then we start fresh
in January with our new podcast venture.

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I think we do that, Okay, So yeah, so come on back

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folks next month. We were talking
about the Eve of Terror, the get

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of Belisle, and the executioners,
especially if we can find that executioner script.

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Somebody on Twitter messaged Richard and I'm
still waiting for him to actually get

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the script and shoot that over.
So come on folk back. That a

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script called The Get of Belisle did
not get made into an episode is a

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missed opportunity. I'm still waiting the
title. I'm still waiting to know what

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Belisle gets? What does Beliet?
What are you getting? What does this

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get? What is the Get of
Belisle? I'm sorry, I just don't

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get you. Yeah, what is
get get? What? What are you

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getting? Yeah? I want to
thank John Walker for doing our theme song,

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and I want to think all of
you find people for listening this long.

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I think we've been doing this for
three years now. If you have

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been here since the beginning, thank
you so much. Maybe somebody can tell

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me how many times Chris has complained
about the Werewolf episode. Maybe someone can

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tell me how many times people just
ignore the fact that I'm on this episode

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of this show. How many times
people ignore the fact that I'm on this

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show. I know what's going to
happen now as far as the authorities are

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concerning the event, so they Pril
twentieth and twenty first, will never have

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occurred. They're gonna tell me that
if I ever breathe a word of this,

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they're gonna break me like a strong
man. What about the century was

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eggs hatch in the warm, dark
bank dampness of its nesting place. Who

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knows? Maybe the government will find
the nest, maybe they won't. Who'll

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probably never know. But if you're
on a subway or a pedestrian tunnel underneath

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the ballpark and you think you hear
something moving in the walls, it may

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not be your imagination. Take my
advice, don't walk. Run to the

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nearest exit poll. Pop up the
po