Speaker 1: Yo, so Disturbed is going to be playing Dicky's Arena
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Speaker 1: show is having its season finale tonight that Kat is
Speaker 1: going to watch right after the Texas Tech NCAA Tournament
Speaker 1: game we were just talking about it. If you know
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Speaker 1: you're gonna win these Disturbed tickets. I want to ask
Speaker 1: you a question, as you look back on your whole
Speaker 1: basketball viewing fandom and you look at March Madness, what
Speaker 1: players come to mind of guys that you didn't really
Speaker 1: know a ton about but they became so well known
Speaker 1: after their tournament.
Speaker 2: Maybe they played their way into.
Speaker 3: The spotlight, maybe they ended up going on to be
Speaker 3: a pro after that, or maybe they just had a
Speaker 3: hell of a tournament. Are there any because I'm wondering
Speaker 3: if there's guys I'm gonna fall in love.
Speaker 2: With over the course of this tournament.
Speaker 1: Yeah, said, man, I'm totally blanking on the little white
Speaker 1: boy's name from Valparaiso. But he ended up being a
Speaker 1: first round pick for the Houston Rods.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Brice Drew.
Speaker 1: That guy danced all over the NCAA tournament and his
Speaker 1: bald dad danced with him, and and then he got
Speaker 1: drafted and was like, oh my god, this guy's not
Speaker 1: an NBA player.
Speaker 2: What were we doing?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: But man, he had on and it's Valparaiso and his
Speaker 1: brothers beat today.
Speaker 2: Is that right?
Speaker 1: And his brother obviously he has put together a mini
Speaker 1: dynasty at Baylor Scott Drew. But anyways, that's the first
Speaker 1: thing that came to mind where I thought you were
Speaker 1: going at first. The most memorable memorable thing I ever
Speaker 1: can recall is the Kentucky Duke game. That's still maybe
Speaker 1: the greatest basketball game later unbelievable. And I was watching
Speaker 1: that on my couch in Austin. Jamal Mashburn had fouled out,
Speaker 1: and then, uh, you know, early early memories, the Louisville
Speaker 1: Houston game that would have been in eighty two, the
Speaker 1: semi final before the championship game. The championship game, NC
Speaker 1: State upset Houston. But that Houston Louisville game, Oh my god,
Speaker 1: it was just dunk after dunk. I mean, it was
Speaker 1: the wildest.
Speaker 2: It was so good.
Speaker 1: God, it was so college basketball used to be amazing.
Speaker 2: It's still really fun.
Speaker 1: It was just a different era and you didn't have
Speaker 1: you had more guys staying in college till their junior year,
Speaker 1: so the caliber of play was really good.
Speaker 4: It's weird now, it's what Clilson just had thirteen points
Speaker 4: in the first half.
Speaker 1: This may sound hyper bullock. I mean, it was gonna
Speaker 1: go where it was gonna go. But college basketball built
Speaker 1: ESPN in the eighties, dude. You know, I remember like
Speaker 1: staying home from school and watching games in the afternoon
Speaker 1: on repeat, Like they had the Big East and ACC games,
Speaker 1: and that was what was on ESPN every night. And
Speaker 1: college basketball had players like Michael Jordan's staying till his
Speaker 1: junior year, and it just it built up ESPN into
Speaker 1: what it was turned and Dick Vital became a national celebrity.
Speaker 2: He was a spare coach at University of Detroit.
Speaker 4: Madden wasn't a great football coach either, dude, he won
Speaker 4: a Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: It was great. That's a great point by both men.
Speaker 2: He had stas. But right now it's time for this.
Speaker 4: Come stay on top in the shovel.
Speaker 5: We'll getting naughty.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you some sex stories here in a minute,
Speaker 4: but first, Uh, I want to let's get it built
Speaker 4: up first.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: So there is a movie that was made and it
Speaker 4: was shelved. And I knew about this about a year ago.
Speaker 2: I don't think you did.
Speaker 5: And no, I think this was a big twenty twenty
Speaker 5: four story.
Speaker 4: And it was Coyote versus Acme, which sounds very it's
Speaker 4: animated but also with humans in it.
Speaker 5: It sounds like Loony a of one of Brothers movie.
Speaker 4: And the story is Kyote said it's animated or no,
Speaker 4: it's animated and reel.
Speaker 2: So it's like you have an animated carreat.
Speaker 4: Yeah, jam and this and the guy wrote it was
Speaker 4: the James Gunn, the guy who did uh who used
Speaker 4: to be married to Pan from the office way back
Speaker 4: in the day.
Speaker 5: He wrote Guardians of the Galaxy and some other things.
Speaker 2: He was a bad guy, right, uh.
Speaker 4: He know he had some fiery tweets that now would
Speaker 4: be seen as nothing Okay, basically John Cena, isn't it too, Christina?
Speaker 4: Basically Coyote. He's had it up to here with acme,
Speaker 4: and he's hired a lawyer. His lawyer is Will Forte. Okay,
Speaker 4: and this movie costs seventy million dollars to make, and
Speaker 4: they're gonna make it, and they did, and then they
Speaker 4: go out, we're not gonna release it. Now. You could
Speaker 4: do that because it sucked, but Will Forte claims it
Speaker 4: doesn't suck.
Speaker 5: And he said, well, he didn't say. This is as
Speaker 5: unknown thing that happened.
Speaker 4: There was a thirty million dollars tax right off that
Speaker 4: they got by not releasing it. That's so they're looking
Speaker 4: a little hedge or money. We're probably not gonna make
Speaker 4: that much money with this movie, so let's go ahead
Speaker 4: and cut our losses get as much back as we can.
Speaker 4: This is Will Forte. This has been around for a
Speaker 4: little bit. But I'll explain afterwards why this is in
Speaker 4: the news today. Here's Will Forte on a podcast about
Speaker 4: a couple months ago.
Speaker 6: I don't know what was My thoughts were that it's
Speaker 6: a bullsh.
Speaker 2: It is such a delightful movie.
Speaker 6: It deserves so much better than I don't. I can't
Speaker 6: tell you possibly why the decision was made to not
Speaker 6: release it, but it makes.
Speaker 2: My blood boil.
Speaker 6: And thank you for asking me about it because I
Speaker 6: like talking about the movie because I don't want people
Speaker 6: to forget what they did to this.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 6: I appreciate them letting us make it, but like you know,
Speaker 6: don't let us don't don't don't let us make this
Speaker 6: thing that we fall in love with and then not
Speaker 6: show it. I mean, I would understand if the thing sucked,
Speaker 6: but it's really good.
Speaker 4: Now. He might just be saying that because he's in
Speaker 4: it and he's the star of the movie.
Speaker 2: You know what, Here's here's what I'm thinking.
Speaker 1: I have a premise already, and it may be it
Speaker 1: may be wrong on the studio's part. But like you,
Speaker 1: guys love I think you should leave. And the people
Speaker 1: that love it love it. Brain Candy and the kids
Speaker 1: in the hall that stuff. I love it. We talk
Speaker 1: about mister Show all the time. This is stuff that
Speaker 1: people that are super into content and the creation of
Speaker 1: content and sence, unique sensibilities. I love it, but it's
Speaker 1: never going to have mainstream appeal. If you're doing something
Speaker 1: with looney tunes, The idea is that it's going to
Speaker 1: be something with mainstream appeal and nostalgia factor. And the
Speaker 1: fact that Will Forte, who's a weird dude, it feels
Speaker 1: really bad about me, makes me think that the executives
Speaker 1: are looking at going, who's going to go see this? Like?
Speaker 1: This doesn't tie into the nostalgia thing, Like it sounds
Speaker 1: like it sounds like it's probably something we would all love. Yeah,
Speaker 1: a great premise, but that they're sitting there going this
Speaker 1: is not going to have mainstream appeal.
Speaker 4: There are people who have seen it and said it's great. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and you know whatever, because I think it went to
Speaker 4: a couple of the film festivals again last year the
Speaker 4: spring of last year, and then it got shelve last minute.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: There's an indie company called Ketchup and they're offering fifty
Speaker 4: million dollars to get it and release it, and I
Speaker 4: hope they go through with it. So wait, they're called
Speaker 4: Ketchup like C A T C hup K E t
Speaker 4: ch and Ketchup Entertainment. Yeah, I didn't know what they have.
Speaker 4: Are they a production studio yeah, independent film production yeah,
Speaker 4: and distribution company.
Speaker 2: They're they all funded.
Speaker 4: They just released the Looney Tunes movie that came out
Speaker 4: last week called The Day the Earth Blew Up, which
Speaker 4: stars Daffy and Porky, And I think it's got like
Speaker 4: five million dollars, like it's Porky's.
Speaker 5: So like I don't know.
Speaker 4: Well, to me, it's like when anyone though, like when
Speaker 4: you pour your heart into something though. Yeah, and then
Speaker 4: like we did this because we wanted to show it
Speaker 4: to people, and now I can't show it, like I
Speaker 4: can't do it.
Speaker 5: I can't put it on YouTube or whatever.
Speaker 4: Right, and then you know he's saying it's good, and
Speaker 4: there are other people again that said it's good.
Speaker 5: It's probably not gonna win an award.
Speaker 2: Y all love Will Forte. The four of us would
Speaker 2: think it's great.
Speaker 4: I would love to see this thing happen now. Seventy
Speaker 4: million dollars to make a movie like that, I don't know.
Speaker 4: He looks like so basically he is Wiley Cowty's lawyer.
Speaker 4: John Cena is the ACME, the Big Company, you know,
Speaker 4: so I could see some good crazy courtroom scenes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so there's that. I love it. I love it now.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'm not super familiar with the business
Speaker 2: of movies. You know how it all works.
Speaker 3: But I mean, if somebody's gonna pay fifty for it,
Speaker 3: they're gonna put it in the theaters, right because otherwise
Speaker 3: they would have to sell it for more than that
Speaker 3: to Netflix or whatever.
Speaker 2: Netflix would just buy it.
Speaker 4: Well you know what, you know, maybe Netflix gives that company,
Speaker 4: you know, twenty five million for us to have it,
Speaker 4: and then you get like half your money back while
Speaker 4: also distributing it to the theater as well.
Speaker 1: The other problem is in probably another reason why, Like
Speaker 1: this is the reason that there was a comic superhero
Speaker 1: movie that was shelved that they spent one hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty million dollars on and they determined up for this,
Speaker 1: they determined it was bad.
Speaker 2: But they're like, this is so bad.
Speaker 1: Once we spend the next eighty million dollars to market it,
Speaker 1: we're gonna lose even more. So I can't remember. I
Speaker 1: thought it was like a female superhero. Yeah, I think
Speaker 1: the bairl I don't think so. And it was right
Speaker 1: after there was a new studio head. But the whole
Speaker 1: thing is like you're looking at it going okay, so
Speaker 1: it cost them seventy million to make, Well, then they're
Speaker 1: probably gonna market it for another fifty million dollars. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and they're going, okay, are we going to drop one
Speaker 1: twenty on this?
Speaker 3: This has some juice though, if you were already talking
Speaker 3: about it and there's some buzz. Yeah, like the idea
Speaker 3: of the movie they never wanted us to release. It's
Speaker 3: got some marketing potential already. We'll fourteen John Cena.
Speaker 4: But John Cena turned heel, which she might have been
Speaker 4: doing in preparation for this role.
Speaker 5: That's what I actually bad guy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Cody Roads in this thing, but I've got quite
Speaker 4: a movie on her hands.
Speaker 3: We can all understand how Will Forte feels, though, man
Speaker 3: kind of dumb.
Speaker 2: My mind reminds me hit it home.
Speaker 4: Gwyneth Paltrow and Timothy Shamahammed ding Dong are in a
Speaker 4: movie on Christmas Day this year. It's called Marty Supreme.
Speaker 4: Seems like an NCAA tournament name. That's a tease later
Speaker 4: in the show. Listen a little bit later for the
Speaker 4: name game. Timothy Shall mays a ping pong pro in
Speaker 4: this movie, and she's the wife of Arrival, but then
Speaker 4: she ends up getting a little more intimate with him,
Speaker 4: and she told Vanity Fair in an interview that they
Speaker 4: had a lot of sex in that movie.
Speaker 5: Quote there's a lot. I mean a lot.
Speaker 4: I was like, okay, great, I'm one hundred and nine
Speaker 4: years old than you're fourteen. She also knows he's a
Speaker 4: man who takes his work really seriously and is a
Speaker 4: fun partner.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, it's a comedy.
Speaker 5: I think it's a comedy.
Speaker 2: It's cast ping pong. Yeah, it's gotta be right.
Speaker 4: The cast again, a seventy million dollar budget when we're
Speaker 4: on that. It's a savdy brother thing, so I expect
Speaker 4: it to be very weird. Tyler the creators in it,
Speaker 4: Kevin O'Leary from.
Speaker 2: A Shark Butt, mister wonderful Man.
Speaker 1: The Tyler the Creator Extravaganza rolled through town on Monday,
Speaker 1: and my son went to it and he was so
Speaker 1: blown away. He's like, I need to go to more concerts.
Speaker 1: Ten out of ten, this is the best thing I've
Speaker 1: ever got to. Tyler puts on a wild show.
Speaker 5: It was crazy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, lots of flames, lots of flames, lots of screaming.
Speaker 4: I'll say this about Timothy shallowmye he ain't doing any
Speaker 4: movies that aren't gonna be good. He is very serious
Speaker 4: about winning all the awards. He's one of those guys
Speaker 4: like legacy matters. I'm only doing stuff that will keep
Speaker 4: me in contention of being the most serious actor ever.
Speaker 5: His Bob Dylan movie is about to be streaming too.
Speaker 2: It's awesome.
Speaker 5: It's good. If you can make it to the first
Speaker 5: thirty minutes, it's great. Yeah, it's got to hook you.
Speaker 5: It's tough to get hooked on it.
Speaker 2: It's really good.
Speaker 4: I like it.
Speaker 2: All right. There you have it.
Speaker 3: There's the Hollywood Shuffle coming up next. Where are we
Speaker 3: gonna go when we go around the sports Kevin.
Speaker 4: Well, You're not gonna believe what Mark Folwell said last night.
Speaker 4: Man