Speaker 1: Well, let's top this a little bit.
Speaker 2: I want to do what we've been watching, because I'm
not sure Dylan and Kirkland you've guys, I don't know
if you've watched anything since.
Speaker 1: Tuesday, So if so, that'd be great.
Speaker 2: But Kirkland, I just want to ask you one thing
on Dexter season three because I heard that you said
that it's like starting perfect went down.
Speaker 1: Honestly, you don't gotta get full spoils because we learned
that Detol is listening.
Speaker 2: But what is the one thing that brought down a
nonsmore away? Like can you talk around it? And is
it the skinner?
Speaker 3: Is it the skinner?
Speaker 4: Leading question?
Speaker 5: I feel like every season has a skinner, but like
like like maybe minor le or more majorly, like as
I was detailing, like I felt like season two was
gonna be my favorite season of all time. But the
skinner of that season was was livelive and that was
that was a big skinner for me. But I think
also something that I just never noticed on on the
first watch is just how lucky Dexter gets with with
some things, and it's always about the code and like
doing everything so like perfectly so that he doesn't get caught.
You know, number one rule, don't get caught. But there's
so many times that he is just pushing his luck
and it just doesn't It just doesn't I feel true
to him wanting to stay, you know, to the code.
Speaker 3: Like it's just.
Speaker 5: It's just like, well, I know I should be doing this,
but I don't know this, this reason is is pulling
me in this direction to do something just really careless.
Speaker 1: I just want a friend, man, you know, we all
want a friend.
Speaker 5: But like every season, I feel like there's moments like
that where he's just something where I just scratched my head.
Speaker 3: I'm like, man, like I thought he was just so
smart with doing it, so calculated, but I don't know.
Speaker 2: Jimmy Smith's ten at ten though, right Miguel Jimmy Smits.
Speaker 5: Was was was fantastic. Absolutely, I definitely enjoyed his character
so much more this time around. You asked me a
question off cast, I'm I'm past season well, I'm in
season four right now.
Speaker 3: I'm a few episodes in.
Speaker 5: I was watching it earlier today and yeah, so far
it's cooking well with you know, John Lithgow's character and
all that, because.
Speaker 2: The Joka is gonna tell like, I don't know how
to say this well making you sound like a psychopath, but.
Speaker 1: Made a joke.
Speaker 2: Well, cut to five years later and Kirkland's arrested, but
he made a joke that in order to like hang
out with us, he was gonna have to like put
a sleeper hole on on Jae.
Speaker 1: So the reason I'm like, have you watched season four yet?
Speaker 2: He's like, no, there's that shot in season four where
John left in the string hold, but he's standing up
and he's just button naked. So they just zoom out
and it's just John left goal naked and he's like
choking a person. That's just what I pictured Kirkham like
someone change is coming home. Kirkland's naked there with the Trinity.
But alas all just jokes, of course.
Speaker 6: All jokes.
Speaker 3: Of course, Yes, I just.
Speaker 2: Want to bring it up because Detour had some comments
on because he's listening to my retrospects right now. He said,
as soon as jokes was let go, I knew he
was gonna get framed by the bear or butcher.
Speaker 1: I wasn't exactly sure how.
Speaker 2: And then he also says that the deb Lundy relationship
was eye rolled which I completely disagree.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying it's serious.
Speaker 2: Well, but like I I love Deb and Lundy to
get I think I think it is fucking weird that
she kind of looks at like a father figure and
then you know she's sleeping with them. But I think
there's more, like there's more I don't know, sub count
subtext there that you want to read into. But I
actually really enjoy Devin Lundy.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I think their chemistry is great together. And
even just Lundy on his own, I just enjoy him
as a character.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I just enjoy his inclusion in the show.
Speaker 5: And I mean Deb, I feel like I'm enjoying a
lot more on the rewatch, just because I found her
character to be kind of annoying. And with another character
that I never really thought too much about was Rita,
and I feel like she goes through like a really
interesting evolution in her character just because she is like
a very damaged individual, you know when when Dexter first
meets her like in season one, and then just to
kind of see her like healing throughout that and then
just becoming a more confident character, Like I definitely never
even noticed that. I think on my first viewing, I
was just so hooked on, you know, what the moral
serial killer was doing, but which I don't know.
Speaker 1: They're in bumps.
Speaker 2: They haven't announced her coming back at all, Like all
these other people are dead, like Miguel and Trinity, they're
bringing back for resurrection.
Speaker 1: Like where's Where's read especially Harrison's in the show.
Speaker 2: Now you think it would maybe that makes sense for
the mom to come back in like a ghost form
or something, you know.
Speaker 5: So but to bring back the kids, you know as
her conigarettes and yeah, of course, yeah, down the wrong path.
But no, it's good. There's good and bad. I definitely
more good. And it's just nice to like be watching
it again and knowing some some references now that we're
entering just things that are gonna be always gonna be
calling back to these seasons. And man, LaGuerta is just
such a terrible cop. My gosh, she is so goddamn
awful our job. She's like so many like moral dilemmas.
I feel like she causes of just like her own
personal interests. Of course, Esme is like even worse than that,
like times a thousand schoolmen when flesh see.
Speaker 7: Stuff like that, like like it's so that sounds like
a pretty accurate depiction of like a lot of cops though, right,
which fair, Yeah, I guess so, but really, uh, immoral.
Speaker 2: Or ide the woman flesh part behaving a good Yeah,
that as makes that stuff that stuff doesn't age well
because it's just like, I don't feel like a woman
wrote that at all. They take this woman character, just
make her like her fucking kids, missy or something, and.
Speaker 5: Introduce her as like a hero character, and then like
they don't like play into that at all because every
point beyond that, she's just as you said, she's a sniffer.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah you said that talking to because I listen
to a weekly You're like, all the tresses, all the
seasons are perfect. One four, No, I only say about
season one. I could fight you on that, two, three,
and four they all got some big issues even though
for enjoyment why this is great? But oh crap, I
can't remember. I was gonna say something else, but oh
that that's I think you're there. Yeah, you're there that
season four Angel Batista uh and his new relationship.
Speaker 1: I'll just say, you know, not a not a fan
of any of that that goes down, so so the show.
Oh that's good first. Yeah, so we'll speak around it.
Speaker 2: But was there anything else on the next week watching
Tuesday Kirkland since Tuesday?
Speaker 3: No, no, nothing until I've been watching.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: One I didn't watch in the last few days, but
I forgot to mention on that episode is who framed
Roger Rabbit?
Speaker 4: I watched the first time, but we could go have
you got guys?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that was one of those movies that was
at my grandma's house and every time I was at
her house, that would just be like, Oh, this is
the cartoon I can throw on. That's not like Passion
of the Christ or something, you know, like you know,
Jessica Rabbit is gv Oh yeah, absolutely awakened things to me,
for sure.
Speaker 1: Let's put on this one again, Grandma.
Speaker 6: Better than Passion of the Christ.
Speaker 2: It's fitting that today we got a shout at Kirklam's
grammar though, you know, because that came up many times
in year one.
Speaker 7: So yeah, absolutely, But no, I mean, what an incredibly
creative movie. And obviously like a lot of the animation
and effects and stuff don't hold up in like the
realism way, but I still think they're so fun to
watch and the whole time was just like awe, and like,
how did they make this back in the day? Like
this is really impressive and cool and such a novel idea,
very funny. I mean Roger, like this guy's voice drove
me nuts a lot of the time, but like for
the most part, you know, I was able to put
it past it because, like the gags were funny. But yeah,
just such a cool movie. I really had a great
time with that one. So it's kind of been on
the list for a while. So if I wanted to
knock off there shows that movie.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the steamroller scene is like a rain in my head,
so good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's freaky.
Speaker 7: His the do I was actually messages to Travis because
he was asking me something I can't remember anyway, the
villas name is Doom in that his name is just Doom,
and I was, you know, I had doctor Doom on
the brain lately. I'm like, this is so weird that
his name is just Doom. But yeah, his eyes in
that sequence, I don't remember that part. Kirklen's super freaky.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, so that was good.
Speaker 7: And then okay, this is ninety ninety four to one
brief mention here Hudsucker proxy. Have you guys seen this
movie or heard of this movie?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 7: So this is the Cohen Brothers movie from that year.
Cohen Brothers, you know, Big Lebowski obviously one of my favorites.
Therefore I'm making you guys watch it. But I have
not seen a lot of their other movies, which is weird.
So going back to that one was a really good time.
There's a couple of fun facts about it. Sam Raimi
is a writer on it with them, and because of that,
you get a Bruce Campbell cambyout cameo in there too.
Speaker 4: Which is super fun.
Speaker 7: So that was such a surprise wow, because I when
Bruce Kemvill popped up, I'm like, wait, is Sam Raimi
involving this?
Speaker 4: Go time to be sure enough? He is.
Speaker 7: You know, It's it's a tricky one where it's like,
you know, I didn't make it my must watch for
you guys because like I think it's you know, it
would be a Best film contender for me, but I
don't know if any other category would pop in. So
I just I'm not going to force you guys to
watch it, but if you have extra time and I
want to watch it, do it.
Speaker 4: It was super funny, really creative, really silly.
Speaker 7: Tim Robbins, I I think he's hilarious, and you know
he doesn't always do the comedy thing. But just thinking
about like that role next to Shawshank, like in the
same year is such a wild swing of two different
types of roles. And yeah, it was super zany, really
really fun, really clever writing. Even like today, I still
felt like it was pretty poignant in a lot of ways.
So yeah, I definitely recommend that one was fun. But
once again, I don't know what kind of category dent
it'll make, So don't you know, put it on the
bottom of your listen if you have time, go for it.
Speaker 4: But yeah, it was. It was a fun one.
Speaker 1: I like that. Paul new never heard of that. Yeah,
it's just it's funny.
Speaker 2: That's just directed by the one Cohen because now that's happened.
Speaker 4: They're both writers though on it.
Speaker 1: Both writers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the weird thing is right now it's happening now
when the Coen Brothers is alone, and because I think
the other one's like another.
Speaker 7: Thing for like I don't know, like oscars are like
weird thing where you have to have like one director,
Like there's like like maybe they'd both direct it, but
like for whatever reason, like they would only put one
person on.
Speaker 2: The bottle because for just recently everything everyonell wants the Daniels.
They both won Oscar for it. So I think there's
something that say you have to be I.
Speaker 7: Remember some reason about that where you can only like,
but anywhow look into that.
Speaker 2: I think you have to fill out some sort of
like you're a set sort of way.
Speaker 1: But yeah, yeah, that's wild.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And then my last show here, I mean the rehearsal
just finished this last week, and holy fuck, what a show.
I mean, I've obviously just been hawking Nathan Fielder shows
for years and years and years, but this season, you know,
came out of nowhere. I didn't even know what was happening,
and then like that trailer came out, and then it
came out like a month later. Every episode was super
unique and interesting in a weird way, so bold. I like,
no one takes a budget like Nathan Fielder and fucking
uses every last penny.
Speaker 4: I can't. It's the show that I don't know how you.
Speaker 7: Explain this to people travel someting if you've tried other
than to say that, like just watch it. But then
I'm also like, ah, but you should watch all of
Nathan for you, and you should watch Regecial season one
even though you don't need to, but like, I think
it adds the lore of it and like just little
references here and there. So I mean, just what an
outstanding show and anything Nathan Fielder does is is weird.
It'll make you feel weird, It'll make you feel off, Mike,
you laugh, Like episode three was insane, but you know,
I think episode six was so ernest too. Even though
it's a comedy show, it's like very heartwarming. It tells
like a really important message and it's very personal. He
like just puts so much out there. So yeah, I
absolutely love the rehearsal. Amazing show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm with you, you gotta I think you do
have to watch the rest of the stuff. It sounds
bad to say, but yeah, it feels like an end
game Nathan Fielder like all coming together. And I for
years Dylana told me to and now within the last
I guess year and a half, I've consumed it all
and yeah, definitely watch it, like starting night view. But
all this stuff is a great rehearsal to me. I
said this Emily. He is like the our generation's Andy
Kaufman where he's so good, because I was talking about
like at first I kind of thought he was like
a Sasha Baric Cohen type. But like there's times where
Sasha Barack Cohen like you can tell you like, oh,
that's Sasha Barry Cohen. And then there's the characters, right,
he can slip in and out of it. But when
Nathan Fielder, he is like Andy Kaufman where he's just
one big character.
Speaker 1: You never know. He's so good, Like what is true
was not?
Speaker 2: Like today I was watching an interview h what he
did Kimmel and I did CNN. I watch those two
and even just on Kimmel, there's like a slight moment
where you can see like just a twinge of a
smile like yeah, yeah, and I'm like, oh, he's trying not.
Speaker 4: To break those YouTube betetes.
Speaker 7: That's like here's all the times Nathan breaks, which like
doesn't happen often. A little giggle here there, but like yeah, yeah,
he stays in character very very well.
Speaker 2: And it's great, like it's his informed serious season. There's
some weird stuff. I think it's what what's the Sully
Life episode is that four or five?
Speaker 1: Three? That's three?
Speaker 2: That to me is one of the greatest forty two
minutes ever. That what he does like it could be
I showed it, only she fucking hated it. But she
didn't like most of stuff. Even though she he does
make her laugh sometimes, she's just disturbed by.
Speaker 7: Some of the Like I haven't left a heart at
an episode or a movie or anything in like years.
It's been a long time. I was almost dying.
Speaker 2: I was eating, I put everything down because I was disgusted,
just because like I had to take in what was happening,
and I can barely breathe. Yeah, it is incredible, and yeah,
I can't wait to see what he does next, because
I remember we tuld on a Weekly Geek that he
was talking about that person that got arrested for like
some sort of like oh yeah, so I feel like
that must be something he's working on right now, because
I didn't play into this show at all. So yeah,
whatever he's doing, I'll be there, whether it's like fiction,
non fiction out care like rehearsal. It is tough because
I feel like rehearsal. The season is being talked about
a lot because it does has like some serious topics,
especially with the airline stuff, but it's it's so tough
because like there are serious conversations, but they also just
feel like everyone's playing into this big joke that he's got.
Like I don't know, it's it's a weird, like eve know,
the CNN situation. It just feels like it's this very
awkward like they're trying to make it a real thing
and he's acting like it is a real thing because
it is, but there's like this layer. He just feels
like he's going to use this for a show down
the line to say like, oh I got these people.
Like it's just like this evolving like the show's over,
but I feel like rehearsal is still going on because
he keeps doing all these things and just yeah, one
word evan essence that was that was something.
Speaker 7: Especially with the finale and like the call back then. Yeah,
it was funny, Travis. I was thinking about that. Do
you remember that Nathan for You episode where he's like
trying to find someone who can you know, do it
be a celebrity impersonator and then he finds that guy
looks like Michael Richards, who does like you know, but
like the guy just keeps doing Cramer, but he's like, no,
I need you to be Michael Richards.
Speaker 4: I need to be an actor.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And like how he's training him through that and
like rehearsing him through that, and it was like, man,
I feel like that was this concept if you had
like five thousand dollars budget or ten thousand or whatever
that cost to make that episode. But then like give
Nathan this and like he takes that simple concept but
like spins it out into this absolutely crazy thing.
Speaker 4: But it's fun to think back on that.
Speaker 7: He's like he's been doing this stuff for years, but
now he just has a little bit more. I don't
I think it's more than money. I think it's just
like the ambition as well, to do something more and
like full season arcs rather than just like, you know,
ten minute bits kind of thing.
Speaker 1: Was he was it that one?
Speaker 2: Or who was the one in the finale for Nathan?
Speaker 5: For you?
Speaker 2: Who was the guy he kept bringing back? He was
an older gentleman.
Speaker 4: As Bill Gates in person that yeah.
Speaker 2: He's so great, Oh thank you, because yeah, yeah, he
was talking to Elizabeth Holmes. She was thought to be
like a medical Steve jobs, but her product was all.
Speaker 1: Scam and all came crashing out. Yeah.
Speaker 2: He it would have been reported that he was meeting
with her multiple times this year.
Speaker 1: So I thought, oh, that's gonna be this season.
Speaker 2: But especially because he said, like, oh, they they've been
working on this for the past two years. That's why
I think whatever he's meteor for, that's gonna be next.
And I just I can't wait. I just can't wait
for whatever it's gonna be, you know.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I we'll see because yeah, I think even I
saw that like the I'll just say the episode sixth
flight happened like a couple of months ago or something like,
I don't know, a pretty quick turnaround. Obviously a lot
of these things would take a long time to put together,
I'm sure, but yeah, whatever he's whatever he's cooking, you
can't predict what it'll be, but you know, I can't
wait to see what it is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and he's still using that like Emma Stone movie
with the chess thing, right or supposedly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I hope it's happening.
Speaker 2: Hopefully not at Paramount because there might be some issues there,
but I hopefully what happens, Yeah, I'll quickly rifle off
some things I watch. I know, I watched I Know
What You did last summer. I needed like a background
movie New Ones coming out, wish I didn't do that.
Speaker 1: I remember enjoying it as.
Speaker 2: A young and uh, not so much now. Man. That's
that's something where it's like you watch Scream and that
that's like the hydrogen bomb coughing baby meme. I was like, man,
this is like, I don't know that, meme.
Speaker 1: Me, you don't know that, Tay.
Speaker 2: You know that, right, hydro and baby versus hydrogen bomb
versus coughing baby.
Speaker 8: Honestly, when you said I Know you did last summer,
I was thinking of the scary movie thing with the
way and it's like, maybe we should call the police.
Speaker 2: You know what they do the young men in prison? Yeah,
you're right, sending maybe you should call it police.
Speaker 1: I can't wait for Scaringvie six.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot of just dumb leg logic jumps. Not
a fan of that. What else did I watch? Rewatch
One Through the Cuckoo's Nest. That's almost perfect, perfect film.
I gave that a perfect score, Like I love that
movie so much. Uh, Fear Street prom Queen Man.
Speaker 1: That was disappointing.
Speaker 2: Me and Dylan talked about that trailer, and when I
got that trailer, I was like, because Dylan said, didn't
look at I was like, yeah, this isn't looking good.
Speaker 1: But I kind of had my hopes.
Speaker 2: Like, Okay, that first trilogy, this is nothing like that,
Like it just feels like it's just like a which
is weird because that was so many years ago. It
feels like it's a cash like oh, just use the name.
But this was not good, not like outrageously bad, just
not anywhere near those first three, which everyone knows, especially
that first one I love. So I was really disappointed
and I feel like it's so bad. It's kind of like, ah,
we're done with the Fear Streets. Now it's gonna kill
and we'll we'll move on.
Speaker 7: So was it the same like writer directors situation? There
was a new team, Okay, a new.
Speaker 2: Team, so I think that had a lot to do
with it, because yeah, the original writer and then the
director I can't remember name, but she directed all three.
So like even then, like I understand some people's critiques,
but like it felt like there's a style there and
a vision where this just felt like very generic and
then I watched a movie called Ash. It was it
got a mini theatrical release, but it's an Amazon exclusive movie.
It's uh Jesse Plemons and Isaiah go Zawas. It's like
a very trippy They're like, are it's a sci fi
space movie. There's almost like a lot of like Lovecraftian
type of space war going on. They're like terraforming this
planet because Earth is going bad. At one point I
was gonna tell Taylor because I thought it was up
your alley. But then like the third act happens, I
was like, oh, you know, you don't need to worry
about I still get a three out of five, still
like fine, But I thought like, oh, this could be
something maybe uh not special, but maybe something of note
but cool score, some fun performances, some cool shots and
good visuals.
Speaker 1: But uh, it was was very.
Speaker 4: Beause that sounds ash ash. That sounds uh, I like
it sounds so yeah, give it.
Speaker 2: A like there's some cool stuff and the score is
like it's like a mix of like synth and alien
sci fi type of stuff. So no, I I I
enjoyed it enough, you know, So yeah that's what I've
been watching.
Speaker 1: Taylor.
Speaker 6: Well, I'll let me bring up my list here.
Speaker 8: Madison had a huge hankering to watch My Fair Lady,
and I'd never seen that movie before. That's one where
I'd put on sound and mud a bang bang. It
was always in like the first like the movie previews.
It's an older one.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 8: So we put that on and yeah, I had a
heck heck of a good time with it.
Speaker 5: Really.
Speaker 6: Uh, I really enjoyed it.
Speaker 8: It's definitely you know, oh, it's it's politically by today's standards,
not not great, no, say no, uh but.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I highly recommend it.
Speaker 6: All the male actors are great. We did. They should
really take.
Speaker 1: That warning off before the movie, you know, the whole
like times have changed thing, Get that out of there,
you know. Yeah, it was gonna make a red eye.
Speaker 2: My Fair Lady retrospective thumbnail coming up.
Speaker 6: You got it?
Speaker 8: Uh, Breakfast Club And that was funny because after we
watched that, Travis sent me Breakfast Club gift and I
was like, holy shit, that's fucking crazy.
Speaker 1: It's just outside watching it with them.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: I was hoping it Mas, We're gonna be fucking but
it was the fucking breakfast clubs.
Speaker 8: You and your fucking potato salad, just coming to give
it back to me, which, okay, quick interjection, Actually I
need to walk a potato salad. After after we were
at Travis's and there was leftover potato salad. Yeah, he
asked me right because I forgot my chips with bags
and chips there, so I was like, oh, you want
this potato salad and we're not going to have it.
Speaker 1: I'm like, no, backstory is my sister.
Speaker 2: It's a very cheap, like save on home brand, like
this is not good potato salad.
Speaker 6: And I'm like, you can take us the research, the research.
Speaker 2: I'm like, you didn't take this holmest it like something
you can like she's doing me a favor, like no, no,
you can keep it.
Speaker 1: It's plan.
Speaker 2: It's like, no, you really don't need to.
Speaker 8: And then yeah, she left it here of course, so
she left it and I forgot my bags of chips there.
So it was whatever, early morning, next day whatever. I
pulled up and I he opens the door. I see
the chips and when I grabbed them, I can feel
underneathse of the fucking potato salad.
Speaker 6: And this is like one of those big plastic carts,
so it's under there. I'm like, no, no, no, you keep.
Speaker 8: That and he laughs and he closed the door. So
I go and I get into my jeep and I start.
I pull off and I'm driving a way and as
I'm driving away, I start telling that like just trying
to sneak the fucking potato salad and with the chips.
And as I do my turnaround, I look at my
rear view mirror and Travis is running at my car
with a potato.
Speaker 6: Salad in his hands. Pie.
Speaker 8: I was like, holy fuck, Madison. Madison turns like what's
going on?
Speaker 1: And then they stopped it rolled down the window in
the pandemic. Yeah do you imagine. Yeah, he rolled down
his window like he was gonna accept it. But no,
I took it in.
Speaker 6: I was gonna accept it.
Speaker 1: No, I put it in my mom's fitch. So she
got it.
Speaker 6: Oh that's for Tony Good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, you created her, not me, take this fucking salad.
But then she was actually thought, she goes, I'll have it.
So I was like, perfect, Oh, there you go, the
fucking potato salad.
Speaker 8: So but yeah, so back to the back to the list.
John Wick watched chapter four. I got all hyped up
for for a ballerina.
Speaker 6: That was a damn good time idea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's next week.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and then after that. To me, massive have been
watching Harry Potter.
Speaker 8: You started with Chamber in the Summerstone hyped cast, Yeah
you are.
Speaker 6: Yeah. She she just wanted to put it on, get
into it.
Speaker 8: And so we're working away still at our Harry Potter
puzzle and now that we did Chamber of Secrets last night.
Speaker 6: So we'll keep away at it. I love Chamber. It's
so good, is it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Because I feel like there's so many people are like
Harry Potter really didn't get good till a prisoner, Ask.
Speaker 1: Man, because we've got more dark and stuff.
Speaker 2: For to me, it's like, nah, it's like the first
two or maybe the best at least I put.
Speaker 1: I put the.
Speaker 3: Second ones my favorite. Personally, I love the second one.
Speaker 2: I could say the second one would be my favorite,
and then I don't care. I think Philosopher's Stone is
the best. Like I think it's just like such a
great world building movie. So but there's so many like
those are the kid kids ship movies, you know, Ask
a Man. That's where it's as like the Red Thumbnails
that's band's bottom three.
Speaker 6: Baby, I do want to shout out to well, it's
not really a movie, but they're pumping.
Speaker 7: Out of the video yeah page.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Star Wars Attack.
Speaker 8: I mentioned this book to Travis, this project Hail Mary,
and it's by the author that did The Martian and
right there the movie that's coming out next year with
Ryan Gosling. I can't fucking wait because this book is
my coworker lends it to me, and it is like
it is everything.
Speaker 6: That I love in a novel. Holy shit, I can't
put it down.
Speaker 8: I keep just wanted to read it, read it, read it,
and it's just fantastic. And I cannot wait for this
movie next year. It's like zooped up on my anticipated list.
Speaker 6: I cannot wait. So I'm so ecstatic for it.
Speaker 8: I highly recommend the book if you're into like present
day kind of earth science technology that's not super far
fetched in the future with futuristic tech, but it just
has some very fun surprises in there.
Speaker 6: And this guy used this terrest tech present day. Yeah,
like it's you know, we got the.
Speaker 1: The intriguing and then we got the I.
Speaker 8: We got the ISS and space and whatnot. But let's
just say this is a non spoilers.
Speaker 1: Like you're present day tech right here.
Speaker 8: You've got you've got something that is like threatening on
a global scale.
Speaker 6: And so.
Speaker 8: Humanity doesn't really have like you know, we got the ISS,
we got rocket ships, we got this technology we have today.
But they managed to, through this global catastrophe find a
way to maybe it's not their salvation, but a way
to find a method to solve this problem. And so they,
you know, humanity knows like, okay, we could all die.
So they start pulling all their money together and they
start working together and build this crazy spaceship to go twist.
Speaker 2: And where's this money coming in from the public. I
had no mind to pool towards the spaceship.
Speaker 7: That would not happen on this introduce communism global, you know.
Speaker 1: But it's it's.
Speaker 8: As this guy put it put it and I couldn't
agree more. He called it a cooperative porn.
Speaker 6: It's just that's that's what it's like. So it's so optimistical, baby.
So it's such a category book.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what times do you search Hail Mary on X video?
Let's find out here. Yeah, you're seeing I got a lot.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we get some religious.
Speaker 1: First videos, Marianne.
Speaker 2: It's a big, full frontal shot, so we're gonna move
on from that.
Speaker 3: So there you go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, uh, let's do so yeah yeah, right
back to the Yeah, okay, let's take it. Let me
get on track, Patreon questions trapped, and then our main
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