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This is a down meat on ninety
seven one, the freak fuel, Give

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me fire, give me a Reba
McIntyre. I remember read all. So

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we got a lot of stuff coming
up later in the week, too clean.

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Some news that does involve our Saturday
not live bet. It's something we've

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been working on. Kind of an
interesting piece of info. Yeah, we're

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gonna deliver that to you probably on
Friday, now, I uh do I

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say we'll take your talkbacks from the
iHeartRadio apps the red microphone button. Keep

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firing those in, be checking those. Get some of those going in the

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nine thirty segment. But right now, what into this because I haven't done

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it in a long time. Yo
yo yo yo yo, ho ho round

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round, Before we get to news
on a movie that was nominated for Best

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Picture, as those were delivered to
us yesterday from JJ once that news hit.

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Before we get to news on one
that did make it, I want

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to play some audio about a movie
that didn't make it. And this is

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a British fellow recorded his nana watching
the movie Saltburn, which, if you

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don't know, has three really intriguing
scenes of note, one involving a bathtub

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where he's watching Barry, the actor
Barry Cahegen is watching Jacob Lordie. You

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may know him as the guy from
Euphoria and Elvis in the New Priscilla movie.

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He's watching him in the bathtub manipulate
himself. And then Barry goes in

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the geese. He's faded the geese. That's a good way to put it.

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Yeah, I learned that on the
Old Speakeasy. Oh wow, it's

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a great term. Rest in peace, Old Speakeasy. And then and then

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Barry jumps into the tub afterwards and
starts to go towards the draink uh,

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the humps the grave and then his
dog comes out in a dance scene.

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Uh no, no, not ruining
the movie. No one's gonna go see

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it. Almost watched it yesterday,
save yourself an hour and a half.

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I'm just like, you're completely taking
these scenes out of context. By the

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way, yeah no, this is
where are The bathroom scene has been all

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over social media, but everything goes
there's context to it, doesn't matter.

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On the dunce floor, here's Nana
watching Saltburn. Do you watch thee Do

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you watch these by? What's he
doing? Will you know what he's doing

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without me telling you? But what's
he doing? Oh, get it off,

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Get it off. People sit and
watch all this, get this field

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because I don't watch it. Oh
no, it's getting for bad. I

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can't watch this. No, it's
too much. What too much? Just

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watch it? It's FeelA. Can
you watch this old the time? Good?

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God? Am I? She thought
that I would have watched all this.

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He's wapping it on our mouth.
Now shut up. You can go

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on for yourself if you think I'm
watching this, Okay, Nana's got some

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thirty words in her arsenal. I
have no doubt that Katie has tried to

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book Nana already. Get her on. She for somebody that's really easily offended.

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We're not easily offended, but offended
by what she's doing, describing that

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mouth that has a mouth on her
boy cuss twenty nine times in the entire

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clip. I didn't play all of
it for you. She left at one

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point, got up and went to
the kitchen, but ended up coming back.

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And while she's watching it, she's
watching it very intently. Though it's

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kind of funny to me. It's
like she could have just, you know,

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taken it, changed the channel.
She kept sitting down and watching it.

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So that's kind of been an online
trend that's been going virals when people

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have been recording themselves watching Saltburn with
their parents and recording their reaction or their

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grandparents, and it's pretty great.
They used to do this with that Two

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Girls, One Cup thing back in
the day. Describe that I don't know.

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I never watched it, to be
one, honest, I never watched

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it. Really you were the lucky
ones. Yeah, I've seen that it

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was visceral. Well, if anyone
who plans to watch Saltburn with a family

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member record them for a please,
Yes, Mike, you watched The Holdovers.

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It was one of the ten movies
nominated for Best Pictures. I couldn't

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not once the Best Picture nominees came
out yesterday, all ten, I kind

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of had a shameful moment where I'm
like, I've only seen one of these.

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I only saw Barbie. And we
may collectively still do some sort of

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draw them out of a hat or
pick a few to review. I love

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doing that every year, and I
love that I get exposed to movies that

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I probably would think look boring that
I don't want to watch. But I

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kind of forced myself too some of
them are born. Yes, some are

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terrible. The Banshees last year was
one that you might have wad yeah,

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and then we watched it and loved
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that again. And it was good, slow and weird, little slice of

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life something yes, something real cool
about ambitious, even slow movies, and

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I'm fine with So I saw this
list of ten and I'm like, whatever,

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whatever we decided to do. Fine. But I got home yesterday.

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We owe it. We owe it
to ourselves and to the art world to

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watch them all. We owe to
art. So I got home, I

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decided it's a no nap day,
made myself a little sandwich, and I

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decided to knock one out. And
I, as I said yesterday, I

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was happy that Paul Giamatti got nominated
for Best Actor. I'm a big Paul

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Giamatti fan. And I'm like,
oh, Holdovers. The Holdovers is free

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on Peacock, I think, is
where I watched it. So I sat

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down and knock it out and pretty
good. Yeah, it's it's very feel

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good movie. It's set in the
seventies, and the vibes of all that

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is very cool, that looks all
nice, and this is gonna sound incredible

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when I give you this, because
I would kind of say it's Rushmore meets

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Whiplash meets a dead poet society,
like that's sort of the vibe that we're

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going for. But not as good
as idiots, not as good as any

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of them, not as good as
any of them. I mean, it's

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just really slow. It's beautiful.
I definitely enjoyed it. It's about Paul

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Giamatti is a teacher at this illustrious
private school for rich kids up way up

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in the north somewhere in Massachusetts,
and he has to stay over Christmas break

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to babysit the kids who can't leave
for Christmas break right, and then most

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of the kids do leave for Christmas, even the ones that they thought were

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gonna stay. One of their dads
comes and picks them up, but they

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couldn't get in contact with his one
guy's parents, so he couldn't leave.

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So Paul and this one kid and
the cook have to stay there and just

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how they interact. And I really
don't know if I'm screaming, yes,

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you need to go see the holdovers
immediately, But it was really kind of

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beautiful. Paul Giamatti had this clean, beautiful performance. I don't know if

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he's winning because I don't know if
he was like exceptional. The one thing

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he had was the lazy eye,
which I think, you know, when

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you watch someone you determine if they're
worthy of Best Actor, you always kind

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of if there's some sort of ailment
or something they're dealing with. I almost

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feel like he's getting credit for the
lazy eye, which was just a contact

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yeah, you know, because every
time you look at him, he looks

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you can not see it, you
know, crazy, Yeah, but I

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really enjoyed it. But honestly,
the star of the show is the woman,

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Divine Joy Randolph, who is nominated
for Best Supporting Actress. She was

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the cook. She was great,
She was funny and very real, and

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I love how almost I don't know
if it started with the Bear where there's

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like kind of a realist form of
acting that's maybe either having a renaissance or

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just being introduced to us. I
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watch a movie, they don't speak
perfectly, like those nineties TV shows where

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the teenage girl just cuts everybody up
and every word is perfect. It's like,

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that's not really how communication works.
And I've been waiting for entertainment to

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sort of embrace that as a yeah, like a more realistic way. I

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mean, you can't always think of
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perfectly delivered. And I like how
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and she specifically in this movie sort
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natural reactions. And I would give
it a B plus. That's not the

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grading system. We go. Oh, okay, I will give it out

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of five dumplings. Yeah, I'll
give it four dumplings. I mean that's

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like perfect almost. Yeah, that's
a really good review for dumplings. I

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don't even have a movie tuns to
me, like, you really like this

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film, Hello, don't be scared
to say that you love it? Two

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plus two hours, two hours and
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I give it a great dumpling grade
and also say, hey, you don't

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really have to watch it good because
I watched ten minutes and turn it off.

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So if you're telling me I ain't
got to catch it, well,

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it made you sleepy. Everything makes
me sleep sea. I think maybe it's

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being celebrated more by the Northeastern types
because it's relatable to them. And maybe

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the rich private school types that do
dream of going to Cornell and Brown.

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It sounds to me like a movie
that has very good performances, probably very

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well written, beautifully shot, but
nothing you haven't seen before in zero surprises.

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Uh. I don't know if that's
fair though, because it was.

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I admire them having original screenplays and
not just churning out I'm not saying explosions

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like. It was a quiet,
beautiful, real slice of something that didn't

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happen. But you know, they
they decided to write a script about it's

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good. It's good, but maybe
a little ordinary. I wouldn't call it

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ordinary. I would just call it
not. I'm not screaming that you guys

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need to go watch this ordinary.
It can be very very good and very

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well executed, but you didn't walk
out of that theater going dude. That

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was something that I did not expect. I was really surprised at this.

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This this well, there's not a
teacher that has to hang out and he's

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real curmudgeon, and the kid and
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it takes a long time. And
then seek it's air that they're open up

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and about their lives and there's the
the whimsical, witty cook that kind of

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keeps the whole thing glued together.
And the end, everything's great, everybody

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goes home. Okay, I get
it. Kind of you that's not exciting.

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Sounds great, No, I mean
I would. It sounds like a

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great film to lie on your couch
on a Sunday when football is over and

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go, hey, I want to
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I was gonna say, Danny,
you will love this movie because it's got

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that exact vibe that you sort of
said. I didn't really laugh, oh

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God much at all. And then
after the movie ended, I just sat

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back. I was doing some on
my phone, and then the trailer for

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the movie then replayed on the app
and it makes it look like a comedy

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in the trailer, and it is. It's not a comedy. There's a

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lot of dry you know. I
will, I will see it. Giamatti

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is a free pass for me.
Whatever he's in. I will, I

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will make my way to it eventually. And I can't wait. Yeah,

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I mean, I can't wait.
That's the thing is. I want to

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see it, but I can't wait. That is Oscar Nominee, The Holdover,

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The Holdovers to movies in the works. I want to talk to you

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guys about for a second. Number
one, I'm making a movie about Lorne

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Michaels and it's actually gonna be centered. It's called it's gonna be called SNL

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nineteen seventy five. It's a Jason
Reightman movie. Okay, the stars are

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gonna be Gabriel Labell. He's gonna
play Lorne Michaels. I don't know who

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he is. No, he is
was in something big recently. I knew

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this and I wrote it down and
just lost it. What was he in?

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He was in Gabriel LaBelle was in
The Fablements. Cooper Hoffman is going

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to play He's gonna play NBC executive
Dick Eversol. Cooper Hoffman the son of

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Philip Seymour Hoffman. And he was
in Licorice Pizza. But this is based

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in nineteen seventy five, he said
about the early days of Saturday Night Live,

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specifically the debut night of Saturday Night
Live in nineteen seventy five. So

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gabriel LeBell is gonna be playing Young
Lord Michael. They're going to have Dick

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Eversol, They've got Rachel Sinat has
been casted to play as someone in the

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movie. I guess his wife at
the time, Lorne Michael's wife. So

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an SNL movie about nineteen seventy five
timed up perfectly with next season being the

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fiftieth season. So this is kind
of long over, dude, don't you

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think like you I'm surprised this hasn't
been tackled prior to now. You know,

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I think this could open up.
I think like a whole thing of

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different eras of Saturday Night Live movies
that will be made. I mean,

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they really haven't made a Blushi movie, which I could see them doing that,

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a Chris Farley movie, I think
you will see that. Yeah,

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what about the when things really kind
of exploded for them after what seemed like

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a lull was the Eddie Murphy era
Eddie murphyerra for sure? I mean he

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was nineteen when he was doing that
man, and they could do on it

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from the cherioh. Terry era.
They could the cheerleaders who play Will Ferrell,

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who could possibly play Jan Hooks all
right, any brunette woman. And

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also there's a Michael Jackson movie.
Update. Have y'all heard anything about Michael

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Jackson movie? No, I haven't
tell family member playing him. I've heard

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that. Yes, April twenty twenty
five Jackson, his nephew Mark Jackson is

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playing. It's not even Mark Jackson. Mark Jackson, though, might be

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taking over Doc rivers job if Doc
Rivers gets the Mama. There goes that

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moon walk terrible. Don't laugh at
that. I looked at the man in

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the mirror. Okay, So they've
casted a nine year old for young Michael.

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What Oh yeah, bad joke.
And then his nephew. Yeah,

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I thought you easy. The restraint
is really Yeah, his nephew ja'far is

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going to be playing old Michael or
older Michael, the director said, in

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this movie will be called Michael again
next April. How do you even make

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this film? Don Travolta already did
a movie called Michael. He was an

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angel, he was an archangel,
and it was perfect. It was a

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weird movie, man, a strange
movie. Why don't they call it Jackson?

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Oh? How do you make this
film? I mean a biopic on

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Michael Jackson in his whole life?
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do? How do you make this
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know, you can't do it?
I can't, but you don't know it.

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But how much are they going Are
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just kind of look under the blind
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a little bit and the closer real
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stuff. The death, how he
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disaster, all of that stuff.
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the complete story and not have people
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because you can't. You can't the
animal torture device. What will happen is

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this will be a three hour,
big epic biopic. They'll touch on little

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things. It'll maybe show an image
of him with a kid or whatever,

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but they'll never expose it completely.
They'll never commit to the fact that those

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things happened. They won't. They'll
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it'll take, you know, in
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to have the guts to go in
and tell all the terrible stuff and nobody

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will see it. I have his
nephews in it. They're not gonna go,

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which you know says nothing about his
music at all, which is effing

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brilliant. Yep, Okay, here's
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from his childhood of being the star
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of abuse by his father Joe Jackson, to his hit thriller, to his

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hit thriller and the purchase of Neverland
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June twenty fifty. This is the
whole thing. They will, They will

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one hundred percent screw this up.
Directed by you. I'll bet one hundred

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million trillion things. Antoine was training
day, writing day. Yes, sir,

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go back and watch that the equalizing
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watched it recently. That is some
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see in a right. It is
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you just go, now, whatn't
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what he's gonna do to his But
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based on something that happens on Saturday. We'll play this. I don't love

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Jimmy fallon Jimmy Fowen's dressed up,
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something like the seventies with a with
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subway in New York and they're cutting
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subway. Have you seen this?
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cut, I don't know, man, do people know? I don't know

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if people knew, But this is
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and then the crowd they looked so
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beards and mustaches. They look like, I don't know, like the older

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brothers or something. And here's when
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and that it's actually Jimmy Fallon,
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in the in the video, this
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this Friday, but they're gonna play
a class for right now Green Day,

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Ladies and gentlemen, do you at
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about nothing in everything at once?
It's just cool because the crowd they're singing

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along. The crowd gathered because they're
playing bad companies feel like making love and

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they look absurd, So it's gonna
generate a crowd, and I'm sure you

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can. I don't know how I
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when Yeah, he introduced himself,
it's me Jimmy Fallen and you're the band

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is Green Day, and they take
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something. Yeah. I love videos
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like when you look at Get Tell
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the time when Jewel like put on
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and went to a karaoke bar and
sang Jewel Do you remember that video?

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it up a joke of someone else
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body. Then I couldn't think of
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up on stage and she's got it's
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like and walks up and does who
Will Save Your Soul? Or what that

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song? Oh? And people are
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she rips off her things like,
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so good. It was cool.
Yeah. Well, coming up next,

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