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Speaker 3: Jamboo, Hello little boy. Do you like my flippers? Who
Speaker 3: said that? I did?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Wait, this is very exciting. Usually when I talk, nobody
Speaker 3: can hear me. Where are you from? South Park? It's true,
Speaker 3: it's nice to have somebody to talk to. Can't we
Speaker 3: talk more? Please? What do you want to talk about?
Speaker 3: Let's talk about rocket ships?
Speaker 2: Rocket ships? Yeah, I love rockets, but I can't see
Speaker 2: them because I'm stuck in this poke kick. Welcome to
Speaker 2: Going down to south Park, the podcast where we always
Speaker 2: have ourselves The time, and this week we're going to
Speaker 2: be saving the whales. It is free will Zyac.
Speaker 3: I'm Dando and I am guy, and you're very fortunate
Speaker 3: you didn't listen to the first five minutes pre episode
Speaker 3: where we decided. Is that how you pronounced will Zac.
Speaker 3: According to the Internet, that's how you do it.
Speaker 2: As I said, my notes say, because I thought I
Speaker 2: was saying willsey Ac. I thought that's weird. It's not
Speaker 2: how I'll look at this title of this episode and
Speaker 2: say that word. But my note said will z i
Speaker 2: a K. I'm like, I'm gonna go with it will Zyac,
Speaker 2: and it's apparently it's will z Ak. So I was
Speaker 2: going to will Zick, will Zick nas will Ziak.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, anyway, we said we weren't going to talk
Speaker 3: about the pre the pre game, but we did.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Yes, that's what we do going down to South Park. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the thirteenth episode of the ninth season, the second last
Speaker 2: episode of the season. Here, So I'm watching this and
Speaker 2: I now sometimes get south Back episodes, and I like
Speaker 2: these ones because they feel like filler, they feel like
Speaker 2: they're just sort of passing time and meeting a quota. Yes,
Speaker 2: but I at times enjoy these ones because it's we
Speaker 2: can switch your brain off and it's not touching on
Speaker 2: themes and issues and racial this and racial that. Is
Speaker 2: just a bunch of shit happening right correct. Sometimes it ways,
Speaker 2: sometimes it doesn't. As a child who grew up a
Speaker 2: massive Free Willy fan, I enjoyed this. I got to
Speaker 2: the end of it, and I kind of thought kind
Speaker 2: of pointless, but I enjoyed the ride to get there.
Speaker 3: Okay, well that's where you and I different, because well
Speaker 3: we were similar in some respects. I did find this
Speaker 3: kind of pointless and I didn't really enjoy the ride
Speaker 3: to get there. I gotta say, now, my attachment to
Speaker 3: free Willy is not as profound as yours. I know
Speaker 3: you're a free Willy guy. We have mentioned it on various.
Speaker 2: Podcasts over the years, talk about it is the thing.
Speaker 2: I have not watched it, and I reckon, you know,
Speaker 2: you had those movies from your childhood that you they
Speaker 2: it's almost like they represent your childhood. Sure, yeah, but
Speaker 2: you haven't watched him in twenty years. And as like
Speaker 2: the parody of free WILLI and I went, I'm going
Speaker 2: to go to the free willly Wikipedia page. I want a
Speaker 2: Wikipedia page. I was like, oh, yeah, it's a good movie.
Speaker 2: It meant a lot to me. I remember I realized
Speaker 2: the music. I was like, free Willy Score. I was like,
Speaker 2: oh that Michael Jackson song. Oh ship goosebumps, feelings, feelings.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm looking at you right now. It looks like
Speaker 3: you're welling up.
Speaker 2: You know, you get those There's there's themes and scores
Speaker 2: and you haven't heard of something human. Oh I'm six
Speaker 2: again in front of the television at home. Yeah, well
Speaker 2: that's what music does, dude. Yeah, so it's I'm literally
Speaker 2: getting gooseb I was thinking about the.
Speaker 3: Free really thing. You know, I'm picking up residual goosebumps
Speaker 3: just from sitting across from me. You're clearly feeling it
Speaker 3: so strong.
Speaker 2: It reminds me too of I think it's the never
Speaker 2: Ending story when he's on Falco and he's chasing the
Speaker 2: bullies into the dumpster bin at the end of the
Speaker 2: end of the first one. Oh, basically, it's so weird
Speaker 2: because the first of all, they made the never ending
Speaker 2: story too. Yes, and I can't recall I Love call
Speaker 2: me crazy. It's so funny. I'm bringing this up. I
Speaker 2: saw an old maide of mine. He's one of the
Speaker 2: instructors at Alliott in Holy swimming lessons, right, and he's like,
Speaker 2: showed my kids never any story to the other day,
Speaker 2: and I was like, she said number two, and he goes, yeah,
Speaker 2: I was like, number two better than number one. I'm
Speaker 2: like me too. I thought I was the only kid
Speaker 2: that was weird enough to like number two more than
Speaker 2: number one. He's like, no, no, no, number one is too
Speaker 2: too sad. Number two is way better. Well, I was
Speaker 2: probably listening to the punters, going, yes, look, so killing
Speaker 2: any horses, Yeah, exactly, let's not scarring children's side. Well, yeah,
Speaker 2: you're a big, free willy guy. Clearly free will he too?
Speaker 2: The Adventure Home? Any any thoughts on so I have
Speaker 2: no thoughts on going back to movies with my childhood
Speaker 2: where animals are saying in the end or whatever, homeward
Speaker 2: bound it's called, and called an incredible journey homeward band
Speaker 2: love Bud Dog, Right, two dogs and a cat, two
Speaker 2: dogs and they go missing and have to find their
Speaker 2: way back.
Speaker 3: J Fox is one of the voices.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he is the spot dog of the spots. He's
Speaker 2: like the ram punctious oh wild, He's got attitude. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's got the attitude. Yeah. Yeah, he's more like a
Speaker 2: Doofust kind of thing. Okay, And who was the voice
Speaker 2: of Who's Oh, hang on, it's the voice of the
Speaker 2: main dog. Shadow is his name? I think Homeward Bound?
Speaker 2: Robert Redford is there.
Speaker 3: Bound?
Speaker 2: I doubt this, but let's try Donald MEECHI, oh yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: I thought it was Rob for some reason. Now, Machael J.
Speaker 2: Fox sadly Field was sassy the cat wow? Yeah, but yeah,
Speaker 2: so it was actually the cat sassy. Yeah, and she
Speaker 2: was sad. She had the sass, she had the attitude.
Speaker 2: But the thing is, I there's a number two for
Speaker 2: hundred Bound called like Lost in San Francisco or something
Speaker 2: kind of thing. It's like the same story. It's Lost
Speaker 2: in New York. Yes, I'm worried on New York. Now
Speaker 2: we're doing San Francisco. And I have no memories of
Speaker 2: really I remember watching it, but I have no memories
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: So it's like all these great movies that I loved
Speaker 2: as a child, had these sequels that I remember watching
Speaker 2: were going. It just doesn't capture the magic like Betheoven
Speaker 2: two or you know, Homeed Bound two. Free really too.
Speaker 2: I remember watching it the.
Speaker 3: Whole air Bud franchise.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, no memories of it, but never ending story
Speaker 2: to fucking banger. Okay.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to think if there were any sort of
Speaker 3: sequels that really did it for me as opposed to
Speaker 3: it's supposed the original.
Speaker 2: So I'm a T two guy, but your you got
Speaker 2: the T one Yeah, I didn't. T one was out
Speaker 2: before I was born. Teacher was new when I was
Speaker 2: a kidsel. Oh my god, I was talking about it.
Speaker 2: You know what Empire?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 2: You like obviously Star Wars. Yeah it's a great sequel,
Speaker 2: but like those there are two different films, yeah, Empire.
Speaker 3: But not even you know, in the big sort of
Speaker 3: franchise like Star Wars, a Terminator or something like that.
Speaker 2: Any sequel, yeah, maybe.
Speaker 3: Actually like T three. I like Terminated three quite a lot.
Speaker 2: I remember getting it on a bootleg BALI like DVD
Speaker 2: and going I have no need to watch this again,
Speaker 2: but I have not revisited since then. I remember just
Speaker 2: I think it was because I was so hyped for it.
Speaker 2: I was like two thousand and three. Yeah remember that anyway,
Speaker 2: Rise of the Machines, right, yes, are we getting like
Speaker 2: so pumped. I'm watching it, going, eh, I mean, you're
Speaker 2: good to look at. But it was a really buying
Speaker 2: the story. Okay, yeah, but I could be wrong. I
Speaker 2: have not revisited it in twenty five years, just as.
Speaker 3: I have not. I think I saw Free Willy once.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, but see you want a Child at the time.
Speaker 3: But I that music. I think I was just too
Speaker 3: busy giggling at the name.
Speaker 2: But my thing was though, it's the music, right, So
Speaker 2: the music when Free Willy is being rescued at the end,
Speaker 2: the music when Falco is helping the boy from everything.
Speaker 2: Remember his names, Spashian, Sebastian, just Bastian, just Bastian. Okay,
Speaker 2: get Revenge on the bullies. It's the uplifting music that
Speaker 2: I think stays with me. And I hear that music,
Speaker 2: I'm like, it's like one of your kid You're like,
Speaker 2: I'm going to get them get revenge that.
Speaker 3: It's great when you go get fantastic sound tracks like that.
Speaker 3: I think I was talking to you the other day
Speaker 3: about music from How to Train Your Dragon. Yes, I
Speaker 3: still ever watched it.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Was like, well, hey, it's your cousin Marvin Berry. Listen
Speaker 3: to this. But I think I was playing a bit
Speaker 3: and go, this is really good. I was talking about
Speaker 3: this with someone the other day when I was in
Speaker 3: a record store and we were talking about soundtracks. I
Speaker 3: think it was a a lot of the Rings soundtrack,
Speaker 3: and you know it's got the motifs all the way
Speaker 3: through it. But in the third one in Return of
Speaker 3: the King, which you haven't them, you watch all of them? Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know they're lighting the beacon's gone to a course
Speaker 3: for eight and they're doing like the really sort of
Speaker 3: the strings really kicking, and oh it's fantastic. I said,
Speaker 3: if I listened to this while I was out running,
Speaker 3: I get the feeling like I could run through a
Speaker 3: brick wall.
Speaker 2: So who does the score for all of the Rings?
Speaker 2: It's a gentleman named Howard Shaw, that's it. Sure, Yes, yeah,
Speaker 2: many great scores.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he used to work on SNL like back in
Speaker 3: the early days.
Speaker 2: I think I got a record recently of Howard Shaw.
Speaker 2: What's some other movies he's done. Howard Shaw.
Speaker 3: Did the seventh soundtrack that I gave you for Christmas.
Speaker 2: That's the one that I gave you a Christmas you
Speaker 2: did in d I knew it was something I got recently.
Speaker 2: Oh he did that thing you do guy? Yeah, I
Speaker 2: still never watched it. I listened to the song though,
Speaker 2: because you guys talked about on the Tom Hanks on
Speaker 2: the movie Guide. I was like, this sounds like a beatle.
Speaker 3: I all right. I was right. I mean, both Leonard
Speaker 3: and I were right. I was just more right than Leonard.
Speaker 2: He did Signs of the Lambs, he did the Fly. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he did a lot of stuff for David Crohanbok Departed, Departed,
Speaker 2: that's a big one anyway, lots of good movies indeed.
Speaker 2: But yeah, beck to Freeman, I think the connection with
Speaker 2: free really just made me sort of appreciate this. But
Speaker 2: I'm watching this going So I listened to the commentary,
Speaker 2: the short commentaries, and Parker and Stone said, this is
Speaker 2: one where they saw the picture of a whale or
Speaker 2: that division of a whale dead on the moon. How
Speaker 2: do we get there? So the reverse engineered the episode
Speaker 2: from this final image. Yeah, And honestly, the ending kind
Speaker 2: of worked for me. I didn't see it coming. I
Speaker 2: was like, this is bleak, but it's very South Park
Speaker 2: and you expect I expected, honestly, to see the whales
Speaker 2: living on the moon, Like, oh, he was right all
Speaker 2: but no step on.
Speaker 3: The MIDI Sometimes Parker and Stone like yeah, we'll do
Speaker 3: a bit of a rug pull and yeah you didn't
Speaker 3: see this guy. Then other times like guess what, guys, fuck.
Speaker 2: You you sent a whale to the moon. What do you
Speaker 2: think was gonna happen?
Speaker 3: This whole episode feels like kind of a fuck you
Speaker 3: in a lot of ways. I mean, I think they
Speaker 3: I'm not sure if they alluded this on the on
Speaker 3: the commentary that you listen.
Speaker 2: To, but as you said, they had the idea. But
Speaker 2: also this feels kind of put together fairly, sort of slapped.
Speaker 3: Ash and haphazardly. Not that they're usually doing that kind
Speaker 3: of thing, but you can tell when sometimes when it's
Speaker 3: like we don't have a whole lot of an idea here,
Speaker 3: Yeah we got we got a few bits and pieces
Speaker 3: that we can sort of put together and it'll resemble
Speaker 3: an episode, stretch it out, will stretch it absolutely. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So I don't know, maybe it is that final limit
Speaker 3: that kind of you know, we talk about sticking the
Speaker 3: landing a fair bit. You know, if you close out
Speaker 3: an episode pretty well, it's like, oh, well you did okay,
Speaker 3: and ending on such a kind of a flipping you
Speaker 3: the bird kind of a kind of note, just rub
Speaker 3: me the wrong way a little bit?
Speaker 2: Is this ending flipping the bird? Though? Okay, Parker would say,
Speaker 2: what did you expect?
Speaker 3: That's well, yeah, maybe you can flip the bird in
Speaker 3: various ways. It's yeah, how describe, but it just feels
Speaker 3: like a kind of rubbing your face in it. It
Speaker 3: just felt like, well, I suppose it is a downer
Speaker 3: to mean, it's like a downer.
Speaker 2: It was about it. Yeah, I was just going and
Speaker 2: sometimes you're in the mood for that.
Speaker 3: Sometimes it's kind of like, yeah, you know what things
Speaker 3: do suck? Or well, as I said, I mean, that's
Speaker 3: actually one of my favorite bits. And I don't want
Speaker 3: to sort of step on it too much, but I've
Speaker 3: written down here Trey and Matt recognize them. The children
Speaker 3: are in fact easily led dumbasses, because I mean, I
Speaker 3: think they do that a feel bit. They also will
Speaker 3: talk about how, oh lead us to a child, to
Speaker 3: leave it to a child that show us the way,
Speaker 3: and they've done that in various episodes, and everyone's kind
Speaker 3: of like, yes, look at these children, you know, they
Speaker 3: recognize the innocence and wisdom of all God's creatures. Wait
Speaker 3: a minute, they're sending it.
Speaker 2: They're sending this way to the moon, which is the
Speaker 2: stupidest thing. Damn Mexicans.
Speaker 3: No good on the Mexicans. But being competitive, but the
Speaker 3: space program.
Speaker 2: Right, ye're also sort of taking Mickey out the space
Speaker 2: program as well as well the space race.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well apparently the I think the Russians were sort
Speaker 3: of offering, hey, we'll take you into space for a
Speaker 3: nominal fee. Okay, apparently, Like was it Lance Bass from
Speaker 3: in Sync? I think he was someone who I was
Speaker 3: going to ask about that. It was really I think so.
Speaker 3: But I mean, if space travel became quote unquote.
Speaker 2: Affordable and wasn't extremely hazard yeah, y.
Speaker 3: And extremely hazardous.
Speaker 2: Yeah, fly to moon, Lance Bass?
Speaker 3: Was it? I think? Just into space?
Speaker 2: Space fly, Let's go space, Lance Space. Lance Bass once
Speaker 2: tried to go to space his new podcas podcast what
Speaker 2: his new podcast The Last Soviet heads Back with a
Speaker 2: frame Cause heads back with a famed cosmonaut. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: I'm just trying to go So Lance Bass was kicked
Speaker 2: off a Russian space flight two decades ago. Now he's back. Oh,
Speaker 2: so he was going to do it and he said no,
Speaker 2: they would put a gun to my head and be like,
Speaker 2: where's the money. That was the quote for the outcot
Speaker 2: at the heart of his fame as a member of
Speaker 2: the internationally famous boy bands End Sick Lance. Bass came
Speaker 2: within two weeks of going to space. In two thousand
Speaker 2: and two. Bass had completed four months of riga fish
Speaker 2: training in Russia's Star City during the spring and summer
Speaker 2: of that year, learning Russian and passing several challenging pre
Speaker 2: launch tests. The plan was to fly up to the
Speaker 2: International Space Station on a Russian Sawyer's spacecraft alongside two
Speaker 2: cosmonauts and spend about ten days in orbit. This was
Speaker 2: not a well trodden path, especially for a twenty three
Speaker 2: year old musician who would have been by far the
Speaker 2: youngest person to ever fly into space. By mid twenty
Speaker 2: two thousand and two, only two wealthy businessmen, Dennis Tito
Speaker 2: and Mark Shuttleworth had ever taken the privately paid trips
Speaker 2: to space. Since Bass could not independently finance the trip,
Speaker 2: he worked with the Hollywood. He worked with Hollywood filmmakers.
Speaker 2: As Bas trained, a production team in Hollywood attempted to
Speaker 2: line up about twenty million dollars in promotional financing to
Speaker 2: pay for the trip. Ultimately, this would be the adventures undoing.
Speaker 2: Where's the money is the next bit? Where's the money?
Speaker 2: My wife is very we would appreciate the money. There
Speaker 2: is the money, the money. There were a lot of
Speaker 2: problems with Russia is a whata hey said, and Hollywood.
Speaker 2: There are a lot of problems with Russia and Hollywood
Speaker 2: and trying to make this happen. He said during a
Speaker 2: recent interview, in a couple of weekends that I would
Speaker 2: get kicked off the base in Russia, put a gun
Speaker 2: to my head and be like, where's the money? Where
Speaker 2: is the money. Bass did not know the international superstars.
Speaker 2: He just wanted to go to space, and he was
Speaker 2: doing everything in his power to get to his goal
Speaker 2: by studying hard and putting his body through medical tests.
Speaker 2: When one medical exam showed when one medical exam showed
Speaker 2: in a regular heartbeat, he even underwent surgery to fix it.
Speaker 2: After final negotiations over funding broke down in September, Bass
Speaker 2: was told he would not be going into space. The
Speaker 2: call came just days before he was due to fly
Speaker 2: to the launch site in kazakhsam for final preparations. It
Speaker 2: was crushing, especially spending that many hours doing something you're
Speaker 2: so passionate about, and I really didn't know what was
Speaker 2: happening because I was training so hard. I didn't know
Speaker 2: what was happening in the outside world. There was a
Speaker 2: single phone line that no one ever called me on.
Speaker 2: There was no internet, so it was just all very disappointing.
Speaker 3: Sounds like, I want to listen to Lance Bass's podcast
Speaker 3: about trying to go to space. Well, you got his
Speaker 3: heart fixed, that's good news.
Speaker 2: It's so disappointing because you were so infatuated with space
Speaker 2: as a child.
Speaker 3: Really, he's really evatuated with space.
Speaker 2: So this guy, yeah twenty three years old, said I
Speaker 2: ain't got the money. I want to go to space,
Speaker 2: So can you guys pay for Yeah, let's make.
Speaker 3: A movie about it. You remember me from in sc Yeah. No,
Speaker 3: we remember justin Timberlake from in Backstreet.
Speaker 2: Boy and No No No. But JT was the like
Speaker 2: he was the Nick Carter of the Nick.
Speaker 3: Cardall's Backstreet Boys. JT was in SYNCS.
Speaker 2: JT called me and even gave me an offer I
Speaker 2: couldn't refuse. I wasn't even in college yet. I was
Speaker 2: just about him becoming he sort of was.
Speaker 3: He was way ahead of his time lands because now
Speaker 3: everyone's going well not everyone's going to space, but Shatton
Speaker 3: has gone up to Spry Katy Perry, Katy Perry, and yeah.
Speaker 2: Then I got to the International Space Station. They go up,
Speaker 2: they go up in Nicoley Space, the sub orb but they.
Speaker 3: Float around for a little bit. They come back and
Speaker 3: it's like they've seen the face of God or something like. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Shannoner came back and he was kind of like, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I just feel this great crushing existential dread now, like
Speaker 3: we're really alone in the universe. The world is all
Speaker 3: we've got and we're messing it up. It's like Jesus
Speaker 3: gros Bill.
Speaker 2: There was that thing where he was trying to like
Speaker 2: have a DNM with Bezos and is like too busy
Speaker 2: with Champagne and was like, ah.
Speaker 3: No, it sucks.
Speaker 2: Yah, stop sending people in the space.
Speaker 3: Let's fix this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that's what that's what the joke was about.
Speaker 2: He tried to go to space. That's what that was about.
Speaker 3: I think I prefer the term cosmonaut to the term ASTROI.
Speaker 2: I do as well. Do you think that sounds so
Speaker 2: much more extreme? Do you cosmonaut? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Do you think how American friends were kind of like, well,
Speaker 3: we can't call ourselves cosmonauts because the Russians are doing that.
Speaker 3: We're going to come up with a new name. You know,
Speaker 3: We're gonna have to come up with an all American
Speaker 3: capitalist name as opposed to this Russian communist name. Okay, astronaut, cosmonaut.
Speaker 3: I think it sounds a bit cooler, did it.
Speaker 2: What came first? Astronaut or astrology? Oh?
Speaker 3: Good point. Listen, I'm sure. I'm sure there's cosmology.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I would rather be a cosmonaut. Cosmo just
Speaker 2: sounds so cool, it does. I'm a cosmonaut. What were
Speaker 2: you favorite moments from Free Wills?
Speaker 3: Yea, like I said, yes, just the whole save the
Speaker 3: whales and making this big speech. Oh yes, the wisdom
Speaker 3: of Chiven, etcetera. Well the rockets just wait what that?
Speaker 3: So they thought that was good? I thought the South
Speaker 3: Park Kids sketch that was being sort of shown around
Speaker 3: and it's actually like photorealistic faces of the other kids.
Speaker 2: The reason for that, Parker said, and the commentary was
Speaker 2: that originally it was going to be stick drawings, and
Speaker 2: they guessed them from the stick drawings, and he was like,
Speaker 2: they've already done this joke In many things where the
Speaker 2: drawings are terrible, they still work out who it is.
Speaker 2: He goes, our drawings are already bad, so let's how
Speaker 2: that we draw them really, really realistic, and that the
Speaker 2: joke is it's the opposite of what we are. We
Speaker 2: are already bad, so let's do good drawings.
Speaker 3: So yeah, sometimes they do the rug pull. Yeah, when
Speaker 3: they're first going to the SeaWorld or whatever it is,
Speaker 3: Sea Park, Sea Park, Denver Sea Park, and you just
Speaker 3: hear this in it because he's keeping it on the
Speaker 3: down low. Well, then, Timmy, and as someone who appreciates
Speaker 3: terrible puns, especially those from news readers who are trying
Speaker 3: to fill dead air, so thanks me. It just seems
Speaker 3: this problem is almost unbearable. Dude, really didn't. Let's hope
Speaker 3: these whales fount That was pretty funny because.
Speaker 2: The whale of the time it's a bit fishy out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was like, oh, now we dropped the ball.
Speaker 3: What did you enjoy it?
Speaker 2: I enjoyed see the whales, motherfucker. It was just over
Speaker 2: the time. That's what they're going for. This over the top.
Speaker 2: When of those films when they're trying to rescue something,
Speaker 2: and it's just ridiculousness. I mean, you watch eighteen, It's like,
Speaker 2: how did these government of Fishers and stop this alien?
Speaker 2: There's three kids on bikes. It's like children on bicycles.
Speaker 2: I get that they're flying. You've got a range of motion,
Speaker 2: your gunound. I'm pretty sure you can spin tho stories
Speaker 2: like we had to shoot these kids they were on
Speaker 2: flying bikes. It's like, yeah, that doesn't sound. Doesn't sound
Speaker 2: on the up and up, you know, in the in
Speaker 2: the remaster or the re release in two thousand and two,
Speaker 2: Steven Spielber did. He went full George Lucas on the
Speaker 2: right and he removed the guns, put in walking talkies
Speaker 2: and it's like, what.
Speaker 3: Are we going to do with that?
Speaker 2: What was he scared of walky talkies?
Speaker 3: They're definitely flying over.
Speaker 2: The whole point of et flying is like, oh they
Speaker 2: have guns. Oh yeah, we get the.
Speaker 3: Dangerous don't worry will save you yea from these walky talkies? Yeah? Yeah.
Speaker 3: Luckily Big Steve came to his senses and put the
Speaker 3: guns back in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm glad that Steve was just like you know what,
Speaker 2: that version came out, but every release that you're gonna
Speaker 2: get going Forward is the original because I've learned, don't
Speaker 2: touch things.
Speaker 3: Leave them.
Speaker 2: Talk to your buddy George. They're meant to be the
Speaker 2: way they were made. That's how they're made. Just leave
Speaker 2: them as they are.
Speaker 3: Uh So.
Speaker 2: I also enjoyed just the overall story of these two
Speaker 2: commentators who were just dead ships, just fucking with these kids,
Speaker 2: and then it coming back into bite and they're like,
Speaker 2: oh fuck, because I would probably have done the same thing.
Speaker 2: By the ability to sort of like fuck with kids,
Speaker 2: I'd probably do it as well. But he's something to
Speaker 2: say the nine. Yeah, one of the old guys maybe
Speaker 2: like early twenties do play jobs. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 2: mean I must have that. There was good work on
Speaker 2: Parker and Stone's part. Should we say park is part
Speaker 2: Brian and Mike with the namies? Yeah, Brian and Mike,
Speaker 2: Brian and Mike. Okay, cool, I got Mike, I didn't
Speaker 2: get Bright. Yeah, Brian was the one who didn't die.
Speaker 3: I love how they sort of set these guys up
Speaker 3: at arseholes from the very start. Yeah, I wish kill
Speaker 3: you read of manas Oh you guys, you guys just suck, yes,
Speaker 3: And then when those whole no please talk to me,
Speaker 3: my name was weird. Yeah, it's like because of a
Speaker 3: second on. Well this is South Park. I mean a
Speaker 3: lot of weird. They got they got me twice, and
Speaker 3: then it's yeah, they're just messing with the poor Kyle. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so I like that they set them up as arseholes
Speaker 3: and that was That was pretty.
Speaker 2: Good and I just love the There was one part
Speaker 2: where he's like, no, it was funny. It was funny.
Speaker 3: It was really funny.
Speaker 2: It was really funny. This wasn't funny.
Speaker 3: That's okay.
Speaker 2: Remember there are no stupid questions, just stupid people trivia time.
Speaker 2: Hit me with your first question, Well, I only have two? Okay,
Speaker 2: why are you two these days? What are you doing?
Speaker 3: No, I've got well we're going to do an episode
Speaker 3: of Talking Sidevell after this, and I've got so many questions.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, but only two for this one. But I
Speaker 3: can maybe come up with another one. We'll see how
Speaker 3: we go. But I'm guessing it's Brian is the redheaded commentator, right?
Speaker 3: Or is that's Mike? That's Mike? What is Mike's reading
Speaker 3: a magazine while he's uh, while Brian is playing video games?
Speaker 3: Do you do you remember the title of that magazine.
Speaker 2: No, I don't. Actually it was Mother Trucker, Mother Trucker. Okay,
Speaker 2: my next question for you. My first question for you
Speaker 2: is who's pool did they use?
Speaker 3: Oh? Was it Client?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Clyde.
Speaker 3: Yeah. When Kyle is holding his meeting in the basement,
Speaker 3: he is standing in front of a box. It has
Speaker 3: something written on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it does. I was going to write it.
Speaker 3: I didn't.
Speaker 2: It starts a Z. Right, No it doesn't, it doesn't.
Speaker 3: What is it? It's Kyle's old toys?
Speaker 2: Oh, there was something else that.
Speaker 3: There was something down there, and I was almost like
Speaker 3: going to I thought, what could be the trivia?
Speaker 2: He the wrong one. My next question for you is
Speaker 2: what kind of film were they going to see? Carl's parents,
Speaker 2: We're going to go see the kind of film you
Speaker 2: want to come?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Thanks, right? This pizza in the fridge? Oh I missed
Speaker 2: that Harry Conic film junior film.
Speaker 3: Wow. Okay.
Speaker 2: Then when he was he was right in the midst
Speaker 2: of Will and Grace fame at this point probably Yeah.
Speaker 2: When was this two thousand and five? So Will and
Speaker 2: Grace was finished? I finished two thousand and six, So yeah.
Speaker 3: I forgot about the whole Will and Grace thing. That
Speaker 3: he was in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was. It was a boyfriend's name. He married it,
Speaker 2: didn't he. I think in the end, I loved Will
Speaker 2: and Grace, but I just I've never watched it since.
Speaker 2: I really liked it when it was on. It attracted
Speaker 2: some big names, it did, Yeah, became it almost became
Speaker 2: a which gay icon can we get on this week?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: It was good stuff Willing Grace. Yeah, but it is.
Speaker 3: It's funny, isn't it. So, Like, Hey, that was a
Speaker 3: good show. Do you ever want to go back and revisit.
Speaker 2: It was on a couple of a couple of months ago.
Speaker 2: Now it was just sort of on Fox Town. I
Speaker 2: was just sort of on in the background. I was like,
Speaker 2: this show is funny. But I see the thing is,
Speaker 2: younger audiences now wouldn't watch it. They'd probably watch and
Speaker 2: go why are they what's all the gay paddic jokes
Speaker 2: and what's all the why? Why? Why is being gay?
Speaker 2: The punchlines like because that's how we thought, and you
Speaker 2: know why it's not now because the show's like this
Speaker 2: exists exactly right, Yeah, this show shows like this normalized it. Yeah. Anyway,
Speaker 2: So that's.
Speaker 3: My I've got I do with one more for okay,
Speaker 3: then the fat one in the middle of the sketch looks.
Speaker 2: Like who oh, yes, ah, yes, it's a bit mean.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's only a kid at this time, because.
Speaker 2: I am Sam was like two thousand and one. She's
Speaker 2: still Yeah, she's like, this is this is Man of
Speaker 2: fire Man on Fire era. She's rescued by Denzel. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I've the movies to see that movie.
Speaker 3: Man on Fire. Not a bad show being remade as
Speaker 3: a Netflix ceremony series.
Speaker 2: Apparently we don't make movies anymore. We stretched about it.
Speaker 2: It's say something to me, that's feel They feel like
Speaker 2: they have to stretch a story out. Sometimes it works
Speaker 2: because you more story to tell. Of course, sometimes you
Speaker 2: watch a mini series and you get episode six of ten,
Speaker 2: you're like, this could have been five, this could have
Speaker 2: been three, it could have been a movie a series.
Speaker 3: And you know why that's the case, Well, because something
Speaker 3: like Netflix is not about the quality of the production,
Speaker 3: but the quantity of the time that you're spending on
Speaker 3: the platform.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true. They're not about buying WBD that's correct.
Speaker 3: Yes, oh look at you hot with the show Bus news. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Paramount Guy Dance recently brought to Warner Brothers. They did
Speaker 2: buy it, I think, so well they're going they haven't.
Speaker 2: It looks like Netflix is Netflix and everyone's angry about it.
Speaker 2: And I was like, oh, I mean this kind of
Speaker 2: ties in the South Park because they own South Parker
Speaker 2: they correct, did they own south Park or they own
Speaker 2: share of South Bay license South License South Park and
Speaker 2: they screen it. Yeah, Everyone's like, oh, this is the
Speaker 2: end of cinema. I was like, I thought I thought
Speaker 2: Netflix blind it was the end of the movies. But
Speaker 2: now param they're like, oh no, no, this is worse. I
Speaker 2: was like, oh, well, then two studios the lesser of
Speaker 2: two evils Netflix, I think the consolidation of two actual
Speaker 2: sort of quote unquote movie studios as opposed to Netflix,
Speaker 2: which is a streaming play like Disney and Fox. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean you'll notice there are a lot fewer Fox
Speaker 2: movies now, So I mean it's just like, are there
Speaker 2: any Yeah, it's not gonna be Hey, Paramount was making
Speaker 2: ten movies a year and Warners was making ten.
Speaker 3: Movies year, So now we're getting twenty movies a year.
Speaker 3: It's now like no, under Warner's paramoun you're probably going
Speaker 3: to get twelve movies a year in total. That's fewer movies,
Speaker 3: fewer people working, fewer voices being heard. You'll have to
Speaker 3: tune into podcast like going Out of South Park.
Speaker 2: The problem is the majority of people complaining don't go
Speaker 2: to the movies, Well there is that. I'm trying to
Speaker 2: find one more question because apparently I only had two
Speaker 2: as well after all that year, and you've given me
Speaker 2: great because because one of my questions was how much
Speaker 2: money was he going to charge me? We're expect about
Speaker 2: twenty million. So I'll trying to find one more What
Speaker 2: was the Wales real name?
Speaker 3: Was it? Did? What was it?
Speaker 2: Jamboo old jamp?
Speaker 3: I thought there was some bit that I missed with.
Speaker 2: Not like he's neptuney name or whatever something like that,
Speaker 2: But no, that's the name that they gave him.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, Joe might say he's enslaved.
Speaker 2: He's enslaved name. That is real name, of course. All right,
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Speaker 2: Wiki page this episode November thirty of two thousand and five.
Speaker 2: The top three films at the US box office when
Speaker 2: this episode originally aired were coming in at number three Yours,
Speaker 2: Mine and Ours, Oh yeah, number two, Walk the Line,
Speaker 2: and number one Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire,
Speaker 2: which I'm assuming he's going to be at number one
Speaker 2: for a while.
Speaker 3: I guess.
Speaker 2: So Goblet of Fire is that the don't ask me, mate,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't know. I'm gonnay, I'm gonna say its number six.
Speaker 2: I think it might be number four. I think that's
Speaker 2: the one with Patternson in it. Okay, I no idea.
Speaker 2: It was even Harry Potter franchise, and you know it
Speaker 2: was only one okay? Was it before Twilight? Then?
Speaker 3: Yeah? It was?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Okay, So that was that, Like he's stepping stone
Speaker 2: to a little bit.
Speaker 3: I'd be one of those guys, I mean, because yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure a lot of people would have this way.
Speaker 3: But I remember seeing him in Goblet of Fire or
Speaker 3: whichever one it was, and go the kid's not bad,
Speaker 3: pretty good actor, got some screen presence. I'll keep an
Speaker 3: eye out. Next thing, you know, it was Robert Pattinson.
Speaker 3: He's Batman, He's love Batman.
Speaker 2: Imagine being one of those three original Harry Potter kids.
Speaker 2: The money, the residuals you must get from those films
Speaker 2: must be out of this world.
Speaker 3: Oh yea god.
Speaker 2: And I wonder if, like Daniel ray Cliffs, management knew
Speaker 2: at the time. Obviously it's a huge deal you're going
Speaker 2: to be playing Harry fucking Potter. But one if they
Speaker 2: realized exactly what they were getting themselves into.
Speaker 3: I don't think they did. No, Well, this was like
Speaker 3: what two thousand or such, two thousand and one was on.
Speaker 3: The first movie was really but they wouldn't announce it
Speaker 3: around two thousand. So the books are pretty big. But
Speaker 3: I don't think they.
Speaker 2: Could have put all the books out by that point. No,
Speaker 2: I don't think so, because one of them came out
Speaker 2: when I was in high school. Yeah, it was a
Speaker 2: leads certain things.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Plus, you know, it was just a different era
Speaker 3: in terms of like the way we communicated social media.
Speaker 3: Certainly wasn't. I think the Internet was really just starting
Speaker 3: to gather speed.
Speaker 2: I M Sam Messenger baby correct.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So, I mean I don't think they could have
Speaker 3: anticipated It's like, oh, everyone's going to be talking about
Speaker 3: it in all kinds of ways from all over the
Speaker 3: world in this kind of way, and we're not going
Speaker 3: to necessarily be shielded from it. I'm pretty sure they
Speaker 3: still would have done it.
Speaker 2: I want to google Radcliffe's residuals from Harry.
Speaker 3: Potter Radliff Radcliffe networth or something like that.
Speaker 2: I don't see what the annual residuals are.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna say ten million dollars. No, not that much.
Speaker 2: So he asked a fortune of over ninety five point
Speaker 2: six million dollars from the Harry Potter film series, with
Speaker 2: earning saturday to twenty five million dollars per film by
Speaker 2: the final installments. Well through his company Gilmour Jacobs, his
Speaker 2: assets grow by approximately one million dollars per month.
Speaker 3: Okay, so twelve million dollars.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and ongoing royalties from the franchise. That's not even
Speaker 2: the royalties.
Speaker 3: Nice work if you can get it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's they say you have money, you can make
Speaker 2: money if you have money.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, absolutely that shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, if you win tas lot it, don't spend it.
Speaker 3: No, there's that shit. And live off the yeah, live.
Speaker 2: Off the interest yet all right, So that is the
Speaker 2: top three films at the US box office.
Speaker 3: Free will Zak and we hope you appreciation the financial
Speaker 3: tips from your pals down on, guy.
Speaker 2: Well, this is the thing. I take the mindset of
Speaker 2: Well Parker and Stone Treade. This episode like filler. So
Speaker 2: this episode, this episode of the podcast just gonna be
Speaker 2: a bunch of stuff happening.
Speaker 3: Well true, but this is very tasty.
Speaker 2: I've learn that Lance Bass nearly got killed by the
Speaker 2: Russians for not coming up with the money worth the money.
Speaker 2: We didn't learned how much that Danny Redcliffe earns. I
Speaker 2: learned that Robin Patterson was in a Harry Potter franchise.
Speaker 2: How much Rupert Grint makes Rit Grint. He I feel
Speaker 2: like he'd be below in hermione, right, I think? So, yeah,
Speaker 2: let's have a look.
Speaker 3: Still. I get the feeling he's doing all right for himself.
Speaker 2: One facial expression, his entire career. What's his what's his
Speaker 2: first name again? Rupert? Rupert Rupert? His net worth is
Speaker 2: fifty million dollars, so half of what radical is. But
Speaker 2: fifty million dollars still not bad. I thought it would
Speaker 2: be more. I really thought those Harry Potter movies. I
Speaker 2: thought those kids would have made more money. Think of
Speaker 2: the amount of money the Harry Potter film franchise made.
Speaker 2: You could and you can't do the film without it.
Speaker 2: I mean you can replace him, I guess, but it
Speaker 2: would not feel the same. It's so important to franchise
Speaker 2: like that. It's the same cast.
Speaker 3: Did they did very well with replacing the late Richard
Speaker 3: Harris Michael Gamman.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just think those kids though, it's yeah, I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 3: That's the thing. You look at the new ones because
Speaker 3: they've got you know, the TV series that they're making,
Speaker 3: that's right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And you look at the kid playing Harry Potter
Speaker 2: here I feel terrible, sort of not semi sledging a
Speaker 2: little kid, but look at him going, yeah, you.
Speaker 3: Haven't got that. Radcliffe magic also too.
Speaker 2: Didn't we learn in the Lord of the Rings series
Speaker 2: that no one watches Well, that's true. Everyone I heard
Speaker 2: I remember said that as the biggest budget of all time,
Speaker 2: and I've never heard anyone talk about it.
Speaker 3: Oh, the Rings of Power or whatever it is, the
Speaker 3: Lord of the Rings TV show. Yeah, that's what I mean.
Speaker 2: I've heard nothing about it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, same. I think I watched maybe two episodes of
Speaker 3: it and like, yeah, I can easily live my life
Speaker 3: without this. Yeah. But as you're saying, you've got to
Speaker 3: spend money to make money, I've done the first part.
Speaker 3: I'm still waiting for the second part to kick.
Speaker 2: Radcliffe still working with Grinces, mate, I don't need to
Speaker 2: do anything.
Speaker 3: It still works occasionally. I think he was in something.
Speaker 3: He was in an mm night Shamelain movie not long
Speaker 3: ago with with Batista, with Tista, He's done pretty well
Speaker 3: from himself. He's okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, someone's saying he's arguably doing better for himself than
Speaker 2: the Rock. When it comes to credibility.
Speaker 3: I would you would say so. I think, yeah, he
Speaker 3: views himself as a legitimate actor and he's given legitimately
Speaker 3: good performances and stuff. He said that he's in some
Speaker 3: Amazon action movie with Jason Momoa. I saw this and
Speaker 3: I was kind of like, I don't think you're a
Speaker 3: real movie. I think it might be a trailer.
Speaker 2: It's like some AI trailer on YouTube.
Speaker 3: Feels that way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but This episode kicks off with the boys at
Speaker 2: the sea Park, the Denver Sea Park now watching the
Speaker 2: antics of the kaway known as.
Speaker 3: Jamboo Carman just wants to get splashed.
Speaker 2: Were in the shark hat.
Speaker 3: He's really into this.
Speaker 2: But when's the last time you were to it?
Speaker 3: Did you go?
Speaker 2: You went to theme parks as a kid, didn't you? Well,
Speaker 2: once or twice. When we go to theme parks, you
Speaker 2: just get invested. All right, kids, what what hatch you wearing?
Speaker 2: What are you gonna be having? I've got the sipper cups?
Speaker 2: See those down there?
Speaker 3: The cups.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I'm in Universal Studios. I'm in Simpson's world.
Speaker 2: I need a Simpson supper cup. Of course I need
Speaker 2: both of them, of course. And then I really wanted
Speaker 2: to buy a bought license plate. Yes, get to the
Speaker 2: gift store and there was none. I was like, I
Speaker 2: appreciate this. I really wanted one. And they're like, yeah,
Speaker 2: we never made them. It's just that we're always out.
Speaker 2: That's the joke. We're out. I bought license plates. They
Speaker 2: committed to the bit yea. So they're having a great time.
Speaker 2: They're getting splash or Cartman's love and getting splashed. I
Speaker 2: think all the boys are loving getting splashed right where Yeah.
Speaker 3: Although no, yeah, they're all appreciated, but yeah, Krtla's the
Speaker 3: one who really wants to get splashed. What trick are
Speaker 3: we gonna see?
Speaker 2: Get those cameras ready.
Speaker 3: That's Kelly writing on Jamboo's nose. I wish Kelly would
Speaker 3: write on my nose.
Speaker 2: We hope you enjoyed Jamboo's ORCHESD show and enjoy the rest.
Speaker 3: Of your day at Denver Cea Park.
Speaker 2: You bunch of retods. I thought there was They was
Speaker 2: sitting themselves up for a joke because they kept saying
Speaker 2: stuff off Mike. Yes, I thought it was gonna eventually
Speaker 2: say something on Mike. But no, they never really got
Speaker 2: the come up once, did they. I mean, obviously Mike
Speaker 2: got killed. Okay, Mike got Mike got killed, right, but
Speaker 2: they never got held at Canniball. They never got caught, no,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. But one month later they
Speaker 2: got the ultimate come up, and yes, well Brian didn't.
Speaker 2: Brian's clear, clear and free. Your best friend get killed?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, imagine he's probably pretty traumatized by that.
Speaker 2: But at the end of it though, he's laughing as
Speaker 2: Will's the X going up from space. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: But Kyle suggests the should stick around and watch the
Speaker 2: whale and just seehim swimming around, and they're like, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: there's more things to do, like the sting rays, the
Speaker 2: sting rays, stingrays. Yea, yeah, yeah, sting rays. So they
Speaker 2: go to leave and because I'm not going to get
Speaker 2: splashed by the whale anymore, because it's and it's almost
Speaker 2: like a talk on. We only care about these animals
Speaker 2: when they're doing the show. Correct, Yeah, we're not interested anymore.
Speaker 2: He's not doing his tricks. We're going to do something else.
Speaker 2: Carling call Jamboo to the to the front of the
Speaker 2: glass and he starts talking to him, as you were saying,
Speaker 2: I'm watching this going okay, this is South Park. I'm
Speaker 2: the way I was just talking to him.
Speaker 3: I'm okay, we've had mister Hanky, We've had LEMMI winks. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Is it completely outside the realms of possibility?
Speaker 2: No? And then he asked him for a rocket ship.
Speaker 2: I want a rocket ship. Well, let's talk about rocket ships.
Speaker 2: And then a coups of the commentators and I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: your motherfuckers, and he wants he says he wants to
Speaker 2: go into space, he said, goes to toll the boys
Speaker 2: about the fact that that he spoke to him, and
Speaker 2: a count of the commentats it's funny every single time
Speaker 2: now the sting ray tank and Cartman's just being that
Speaker 2: ship head kid that you see every zoo, just banging
Speaker 2: on the glass, hitting.
Speaker 3: And be stupid monkey.
Speaker 2: He shouldn't get so annoyed, but I always do. I
Speaker 2: look at the parents, I'm like, why aren't you stopping
Speaker 2: your child from being a prick. Why are you just
Speaker 2: allowing this to you know why? Because there pricks is
Speaker 2: My parents are pricks.
Speaker 3: You know it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Cartman, And as I said, yeah, he's hitting the
Speaker 2: sting rays, Carlin says, he rocks up and says, Jamboo,
Speaker 2: you can talk. He can talk. They don't believe him,
Speaker 2: so they.
Speaker 3: Thought they were going to do the whole mister Hanky
Speaker 3: thing again.
Speaker 2: It was like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: So they return and this time he doesn't talk at first,
Speaker 2: and the commentator are too busy playing games and reading magazines,
Speaker 2: and then Cartman says, just let it go, man, and
Speaker 2: then they see it and he starts talking. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 2: I'm very sick. I'm not used to the Earth's atmosphere.
Speaker 2: My name is Wilzyak from the Moon where all the
Speaker 2: orcers are from, and I'm going to die. All the
Speaker 2: workers are evil and they want to to kill him.
Speaker 2: That's why they keeping him captive here. Now do they
Speaker 2: say the bus is coming or the boss is coming
Speaker 2: the commentators? I thought it was the boss because it
Speaker 2: also works as a funny gag. Oh my god, quick
Speaker 2: the bus is to get out of here, because they
Speaker 2: would catch the bus because they're losers. Good not saying
Speaker 2: that you're loser to catch the bus. But it's like
Speaker 2: these guys don't even have a car to catch the bus,
Speaker 2: or they make job Yeah, yes, yeah, it's not works
Speaker 2: both ways. But then he's like cops is they can't
Speaker 2: talking him more?
Speaker 3: Too sick?
Speaker 2: So they call them meeting all the kids although it's
Speaker 2: Kyle's basement right yep, And they say they need to
Speaker 2: pay for will Zyak to get to the Moons, who
Speaker 2: can be with his family again. And I like, here,
Speaker 2: that's crazy. I heard it too, because these dickhead commentators
Speaker 2: are fuck with every kid in South Park?
Speaker 3: What are those days?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 3: If I tell anyone my dad's going to come into
Speaker 3: my room, naked and beat me.
Speaker 2: Bright and Mike the worst, Yeah, just terrible. Stand says that, Well,
Speaker 2: we need to we near the pool from Clyde's house
Speaker 2: is part of the plane pool and Clyde's house. We
Speaker 2: need Timmy's wheelchair. I don't know one in Timm's wheelchair.
Speaker 2: We're gonna put him on the wheelchair. We never see
Speaker 2: him using it and the Russian government and all of
Speaker 2: our skateboards. So yeah, what was the wheelchair for? Can Oh?
Speaker 2: I'll probably like it because I would likely won the
Speaker 2: wheel on like yeah, put them and then it kind
Speaker 2: of acts like a touch it Timmy pulls me along. Yeah.
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Speaker 3: The black masks on, a black face.
Speaker 2: Black face all painted.
Speaker 3: Oh yes.
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Speaker 2: The commentators and panic because they think they're gonna get
Speaker 2: blamed for it, as they should. It's their fault.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, exactly, yeah, shouldn't the fuck around.
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Speaker 2: look like.
Speaker 3: We can't tell them.
Speaker 2: Then they're gonna think this.
Speaker 3: Is all our fault.
Speaker 2: It is all our fault. How are we supposed to
Speaker 2: know they're gonna actually do it.
Speaker 3: I shouldn't have laughed all those times you mess with
Speaker 3: those kids heads.
Speaker 2: I shouldn't have just sat there and laughed. Don't you
Speaker 2: say that.
Speaker 3: It was funny, It was really funny.
Speaker 2: We've just we've just got to make this right ourselves.
Speaker 2: How we've got to track down those kids before the
Speaker 2: police we come back in. The Russian government now panicking
Speaker 2: they think the economy is can collapse. This is Putin right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: pretty much. How long has he been in charge? The eighties?
Speaker 2: Maybe the nineties, Okay, it was in the eighties. We
Speaker 2: had Gorge Gorge yeah, Simpsons yeah, okay, yeah, okay, I'm
Speaker 2: too sure. But anyway, Nelson was in there at some stone.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Boris yeah, Boris yeah, Boris, Yeah, this is meant to
Speaker 2: be putin. It kind of looked like him, like a
Speaker 2: young little bit. Yeah. They never flat. It's the leader
Speaker 2: of Russia. I think he calls himself. I think even
Speaker 2: Parker and someone clever enough to go, we've better not
Speaker 2: make fun of this Putin guy. You can probably reach
Speaker 2: your anyway, they were trying up falling of a building.
Speaker 2: They were trying to basically blame the fact that Lance
Speaker 2: that's the reason that Russian din't collapse. I guess, yeah,
Speaker 2: because another rich American wants to fight a space So
Speaker 2: they all celebrate, and Kyle tries to book a trip
Speaker 2: to the moon and it's going to cost twenty million
Speaker 2: dollars and they're just like, what I can possibly cost
Speaker 2: this much? And he thinks it's a prank call, so
Speaker 2: you think it's George Bush prakt him again. And they
Speaker 2: need a new plan. And we got the news report
Speaker 2: here and they're tracking down a whale of a problem.
Speaker 2: We've got the Animal Liberation This is what they arrive,
Speaker 2: the Animal Liberation Front. They applaud them for saving the
Speaker 2: whale and getting him out of there. Is that the
Speaker 2: story of Free Wally? I can't remember. It is the
Speaker 2: story of free Wily. The boy finds him in a
Speaker 2: theme park and wants to free him.
Speaker 3: Honestly, I've forgot that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I kind of don't want to know. I want
Speaker 2: to just rewatch it again because honestly, the only part
Speaker 2: I remember is the whale escaping at the end, jumping
Speaker 2: out with the boy.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh no, our boy is dead.
Speaker 3: What a mess? Mush.
Speaker 2: So yeah, so the Animal Liberation Front are there to
Speaker 2: applaud them set the whales free. And then the guy says,
Speaker 2: it's certainly something fishy around here and the situation is unbearable.
Speaker 2: So there, the news guy sucked it up.
Speaker 3: Please, is like, Yeah, organizations like the Animal Liberation Front,
Speaker 3: I really do applaud them. But often you'll find people
Speaker 3: who are sort of the spokesperson for that kind of outfit.
Speaker 3: They're generally a little bit insufferable. Yeah, which is a shame.
Speaker 2: I want to Speaking of news reporters fucking up, I
Speaker 2: want to throw a shout out to Danika Mason.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah for the Winter Olympics. Yeah, it was
Speaker 3: a camera shit faced.
Speaker 2: She got ship faced. She's had one drink much. She
Speaker 2: probably had, like, get more than one.
Speaker 3: I think she had more than one. She was also
Speaker 3: at a different altitude and they probably messed with their
Speaker 3: head a little bit.
Speaker 2: But yeah, she was She started fine and then just
Speaker 2: something happened just hit her. Yeah, but yeah, she's just
Speaker 2: still in news report. I'm sure you've seen it. If
Speaker 2: you're listening, just google drunk Australia News report, and she
Speaker 2: just yeah, it was you know, you gotta hold her
Speaker 2: a cannibal.
Speaker 3: But it's like it's Winter Olympics.
Speaker 2: Breaking the law. Yeah, she did something wrong. I guess
Speaker 2: it was unprofessional, but it's like give cut some slack.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not like she used any slurs or anything
Speaker 3: like that or you No, she was just like having
Speaker 3: a good time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's true though, but the altitude or just just
Speaker 2: hitting fresh air. I remember Nicola and I went out
Speaker 2: six months ago and well we were drunk. We weren't
Speaker 2: drunk drunk and we left the club. I remember we
Speaker 2: walked to the cabin store. By the time I got
Speaker 2: to the cabab store, I was fucked mate. Oh it
Speaker 2: was just the fresh air hit me and it was
Speaker 2: just like I'm done now. Yeah, why is that?
Speaker 3: I'm not a scientist.
Speaker 2: What was what's your catchphrase? Was my understanding the science? Anyway?
Speaker 2: So basically here the news report saying that the whale
Speaker 2: has been stolen and the Animal Animal Liberation Front are
Speaker 2: very happy about it that has been stolen. Then Brian
Speaker 2: and Mike they have a copposite sketch here of the boys,
Speaker 2: the four Boys, and they go daughter door to try
Speaker 2: and find it. Before they get to a door, they
Speaker 2: see the fence it's broken down as a poll in
Speaker 2: the backyard. One, this might be it, And they find
Speaker 2: whale Pooh in the pool and Clive's mum comes out
Speaker 2: and goes, what are you guys doing? And I haven't
Speaker 2: seen any whales and Andy have you? And she's like, no,
Speaker 2: we were out of town, but we came back and
Speaker 2: our fence was broken. And they show her the drawing
Speaker 2: and I've already discussed I like the fact that it
Speaker 2: was real life. It's almost looked anime, but not as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it seemed like a very kind of I don't
Speaker 3: know if you've ever seen this. There's not the character
Speaker 3: of me, but a sketch of me that was done
Speaker 3: when we went to Disney Name when I was very
Speaker 3: would have been about like maybe six or so. And
Speaker 3: it's very kind of like, oh, look at this little
Speaker 3: like it's a little side profile shot. It'sespectually really nice.
Speaker 3: Where is it. It's at my mum's place.
Speaker 2: Oh, you take a photo and put it in the
Speaker 2: Patreon group.
Speaker 3: I will. Yeah, But it's got that very sort of
Speaker 3: soft focus seventies style you see it on a lot
Speaker 3: of like it looks like something you'd see on the
Speaker 3: paperback of you know, the book Flowers in the Atticain.
Speaker 3: I heard of that. Yeah, it kind of looks like it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 2: Okay, look just adorable.
Speaker 3: Look at the little jeruff.
Speaker 2: You need to definitely put that in the Patreon group.
Speaker 2: I will, I will take a picture of it and
Speaker 2: put it up there. So she shows they show her
Speaker 2: the photos or the sketch, and they're like the fat
Speaker 2: one in the middle, and you think she's gonna say
Speaker 2: can't and no, it's kind of looked like the coat
Speaker 2: of Fanning, and so she's no help at all. Brian
Speaker 2: then promises that it will be funny.
Speaker 3: Don't give up.
Speaker 2: We will find these kids. It will be funny. Then
Speaker 2: Kyle's parents are going to the new Harry Konic film
Speaker 2: and they leave the kids behind us. Some pizza in
Speaker 2: the fridge. Pizza in the fridge. I'd love reheated pizza.
Speaker 2: Reheated pizza. Yeah, I just have it cold.
Speaker 3: If I've had like a if I'd ordered a pizza
Speaker 3: that before and didn't eat all of it, rare occurrence.
Speaker 2: I like it, both of it. Also tastes good cold KFC.
Speaker 2: KFC cold, no day would always have you always order
Speaker 2: too much KFC like the tenders right or the chicken
Speaker 2: guy put it in the fridge. The next day you'd
Speaker 2: eat it, don't even heat it up. It tastes better cold.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, these tenders were delicious. The problem is
Speaker 2: I've ned KFS and've been trying to eat better, get fit.
Speaker 2: But I've just noticed before we started doing that, the
Speaker 2: KFC tenders they have like ten tenders for ten dollars.
Speaker 2: Fucking oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I swear you get more meat and nugger than do
Speaker 2: and tender these days. They used to be with the
Speaker 2: crispy strips, no big enough crunchy, and they're good tenders.
Speaker 2: Now I'm talking about this big POxy little thing.
Speaker 3: What is this?
Speaker 2: We need to make things in this case, to make
Speaker 2: things in this country. We didn't turn me into you.
Speaker 3: But this is a good thing. Mission accomplished.
Speaker 2: But jamboo is now in the bedroom because like, well,
Speaker 2: we have to hide and we can't live in the pool.
Speaker 2: This time they'll find us and they speak to a
Speaker 2: Sugi Yama. I believe the Japanese space program. I don't
Speaker 2: want you to eat him. I want to send him
Speaker 2: to the moon. Jimmy then tries the Chinese embassy, but
Speaker 2: they want ten million dollars. They told us to go
Speaker 2: as the prize is getting lower all the Yeah, they're
Speaker 2: trying to beat them. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Then they realize that will Zyak must be sick because
Speaker 2: he's not talking anymore, so they go try the Mexico
Speaker 2: Space program. Mexico's got a space program. They arrive at
Speaker 2: Massa and the worker here is not much help. He's
Speaker 2: just a bit of a digit.
Speaker 3: Manuel.
Speaker 2: I think, is this Manuel didn't want drop them off
Speaker 2: at the end, I think, so the guy drops him on.
Speaker 2: I think this is the same guy. He says, two
Speaker 2: hundred million. It's not like the fade out every time
Speaker 2: I said something. It's great. Then Brian and Mike they
Speaker 2: arrive at Kyle's house and they show the mom the composite.
Speaker 2: She's all, that's my I love that she calls Kyle
Speaker 2: her booby all the time. That's my Bobby, that's my booby.
Speaker 2: And he's it's kind of a bad drawing though, And
Speaker 2: she says they're on their way to Mexico because Kyle
Speaker 2: and the boys are helping donate Grand pianos to needy
Speaker 2: school children in Ti Iuana. So on the highway now
Speaker 2: with willse Yak in the back of the truck and
Speaker 2: Brian and Mike stopped them on the highway and then
Speaker 2: the guy drivers.
Speaker 3: You kids told me that you.
Speaker 2: Want to go to pizza. Huh, who is it, Clyde
Speaker 2: or who's We're bursted. It is great, just feels like
Speaker 2: such a kid's reaction. Yeah, and it's such a tea
Speaker 2: we're bursting. Kyle then pleads to Williach to talk, come
Speaker 2: on talk, tell them that you need to get back
Speaker 2: to the moon. And Brian and Mike are about to
Speaker 2: come clean, but then the police arrive. They're about to
Speaker 2: arrest them.
Speaker 3: But Parker and Stone staple that someone's always about to
Speaker 3: like fine, I'm busted the authority, No, it was them.
Speaker 2: Then the animal liberators interfere. There's a big shoot off
Speaker 2: and Mike gets fucked up.
Speaker 3: That whale belongs to a sea park.
Speaker 2: It belongs We get family. That's right, I said, drop
Speaker 2: the gun now, save the whales.
Speaker 3: It's a long guy. Save the whales. Motherfucker.
Speaker 2: I know what it is. The whale, mother fucker. As
Speaker 2: you'll say, they're almost portraying the libretors as villains as
Speaker 2: well here, but they're just as bad as each other.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, then so they think that they're Gonnay's good idea.
Speaker 2: Let's taking to international awards because we're gonna get into Mexico.
Speaker 2: But they're not going to release them to the water.
Speaker 2: They're going to release them into space space station. O'Brien
Speaker 2: then holds Mike it wasn't funny. It was just not
Speaker 2: this time. Other times we're still funny. Then the police
Speaker 2: call for help. Standers now at the Massa trying to
Speaker 2: get the rocket ready. Yates and the crew at the
Speaker 2: Boy not going to let the guys through, and the
Speaker 2: Liberators just plow through them all dry show through. They
Speaker 2: arrive at Massive, they back down the ramp. Kyle says
Speaker 2: he's goodbyes to the whale. I think the Boy must
Speaker 2: say that free Wally. It's just movies like this, you
Speaker 2: have to say your family.
Speaker 3: It's always like I'm going to miss you. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well yes, And I thought this whole time I'm watching
Speaker 2: this right and this I guess this is the genius
Speaker 2: of this episode. The whole time I'm watching expecting the
Speaker 2: whale to eventually speak and say something like yeah, well,
Speaker 2: and you're and you're like, oh, it spoke, but like, no,
Speaker 2: it's just a fucking whale. I've told you about that
Speaker 2: the Dolphin movie. Yeah, I watched the Cluffy time me.
Speaker 2: It's like it Daddy, pa, pa, Yeah, it's like got
Speaker 2: it had to do Harry on the head. One of
Speaker 2: the most sort of mortifying memories of my child is
Speaker 2: just me absolutely is erupting into tears of that and
Speaker 2: Dad just like what the fuck? Yeah, yeah, you're saying that.
Speaker 2: Dad did not go what the fuck, but he was.
Speaker 2: I was thinking that, though I get the video was kind.
Speaker 3: Of like, why is my child so soft?
Speaker 2: But that's like, that's like Harry and Henderson's film Watching
Speaker 2: the Kid, going oh because Harry doesn't understand thing, but
Speaker 2: doesn't he's got emotionally it doesn't Harry, it doesn't mean it.
Speaker 2: The first time I experienced Elliott being sad at a
Speaker 2: movie was Short Circuit, and I'm glad I fucking put
Speaker 2: him through the ringer I'm told about on the podcast. Well,
Speaker 2: I didn't tell h Johnny five was all right. He
Speaker 2: thought Johnny five got killed. The emotional roller coaster is
Speaker 2: part of watching movies.
Speaker 3: Of course it is.
Speaker 2: So I was like, I'm glad I didn't tell you
Speaker 2: because when that Johnny five came out at the end,
Speaker 2: he was like the smile and the feeling of so happy,
Speaker 2: that's what movies are, kid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, indeed, I hope you've enjoyed being put through the
Speaker 3: emotional ringer, you old man.
Speaker 2: And then the first time I ever saw Elliott cry
Speaker 2: because he was just sort of happy at the end
Speaker 2: of a movie was I took him to see The
Speaker 2: Wild Robot and the ending is very nice, very sweet.
Speaker 2: You know, it all works out well. In the end.
Speaker 2: They can't be together, but they still see each other
Speaker 2: from time to time. I turned over to the movies
Speaker 2: and then Allie was crying. I was like, okay then,
Speaker 2: and he goes, I'm just happy for the Robot, and
Speaker 2: I was like, oh shit, Oh, movies work.
Speaker 3: Still.
Speaker 2: Their movie is still work. They still make them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, now more than ever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But this is so they've arrived at Massive, Kyle
Speaker 2: saying he's goodbye as they push him into the water.
Speaker 2: The Liberators give their big speech, but how they've saved
Speaker 2: the whale. He's going out to assume with his family now,
Speaker 2: and whilst it's happening was either rocket launching or was
Speaker 2: going up ready to go, and takes off and poor
Speaker 2: Wilzak is just on a tarp or whatever it is
Speaker 2: it's carrying it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and this could be. I don't know if it's
Speaker 3: related to this. I haven't read any sort of evidence
Speaker 3: saying it's the case. But I did read actually some
Speaker 3: story recently before before doing research or before watching Free
Speaker 3: Whilseiac about some whale that had been at a sea
Speaker 3: well the goodness knows how long, and there was all
Speaker 3: this pusher like, no, it's got to be back in
Speaker 3: the wild ocean with other whales and all this kind
Speaker 3: of stuff. But the whale was so socialized and so
Speaker 3: used to human interaction and being sort of raised and
Speaker 3: treated by humans that had no fucking idea what to
Speaker 3: do when it was basically like dead in six months.
Speaker 2: Really, it's like a nice.
Speaker 3: One bloody animal liberation front. Well.
Speaker 2: I was looking up Free Willy a wiki page, and
Speaker 2: apparently the movie the whale they used in the movie
Speaker 2: his name was Keiko Kaiko Kaiko. Yeah, So apparently that
Speaker 2: movie was the inspired the rehabilitation and release of the whale.
Speaker 2: So the whale in the movie actually got released back into.
Speaker 3: The world again. So Free Willy was actually freed.
Speaker 2: Yes, indeed, yeah, so what this is or we wouldn't
Speaker 2: have be still with us, would we? Oh yeah, two
Speaker 2: thousand and three passed away.
Speaker 3: Oh so almost Free Willy free Villa is like nineteen He.
Speaker 2: Survived like ten years.
Speaker 3: Okay, how do they usually live? Though?
Speaker 2: In ninety six, Warner Brothers and the International Marine Mammal
Speaker 2: Project collaborated to return him to the wild after the
Speaker 2: years have been prepared for reintegration. He was flown to
Speaker 2: Iceland in ninety eight and in two thousand and two
Speaker 2: became the first captive orchred to be food release back
Speaker 2: into the ocean.
Speaker 3: Then dead like a here later. Yeah.
Speaker 2: On twelfth and seven, two thousand three, he died of
Speaker 2: pnemonia in the bay in Norway, the age of twenty seven.
Speaker 2: So the releasten to the world and he died a yeah.
Speaker 3: It might have been what yeah, because yeah, the whale
Speaker 3: that I was reading about died of pneumonia as well.
Speaker 2: Okay, so he was fine until they were listened into
Speaker 2: the wild. It's one of those weird things, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we should just stay out of it. Human beings.
Speaker 3: Just stay out of it.
Speaker 2: That's a that's really sad. It is so that he
Speaker 2: was in the movie. He's probably not living his best life,
Speaker 2: but you know he was. He can still live in captivity,
Speaker 2: but like not be doing tricks.
Speaker 3: Hey, it's Willy from the from the motion p How
Speaker 3: long do they usually live?
Speaker 2: It's like how long Orkers live. They can live up
Speaker 2: to ninety years. So they they killed this thing.
Speaker 3: Oh so this was like the James Dean of Wales.
Speaker 2: Yeah, live fasted yet I don't make it joke, but
Speaker 2: twenty seven club, Oh my god, poor free WILLI Caico
Speaker 2: Kaiko whatever his name was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so they spent all these years rebilitating and getting
Speaker 1: ready to be released.
Speaker 2: Put him into the sea and other like eyes. Yeah,
Speaker 2: sometimes you just need to stay the fucking out of it.
Speaker 3: Not unlike will Zyack, one might say, because.
Speaker 2: When yes, maybe that's maybe that's the whole point of
Speaker 2: it is that we freed him and it dies straight away.
Speaker 3: We got there in the end, folks.
Speaker 1: So everyone listened to his podcast, like you realized.
Speaker 2: What this actually the parody of It's not the film,
Speaker 2: it's the real life situation of the fucking way that
Speaker 2: died because we tried to save it.
Speaker 3: Kat G's been listening to this episode just yelling at
Speaker 3: us the whole time.
Speaker 2: So well, this story makes it's a lot funny now
Speaker 2: because the whole story is a parody of the liberators
Speaker 2: who tried to fucking free this way. I went through
Speaker 2: all this trouble to free it and in turn killed
Speaker 2: the thing.
Speaker 3: Still a bleak ending.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's very bleak ending, but that's what happened in
Speaker 2: real life. How bleak was that just reading our story?
Speaker 2: Oh he got listened to the wold. He's with his friends,
Speaker 2: with his family, back into where he belongs dead humans anyway,
Speaker 2: So he takes off into space. Everyone's I think Brian last,
Speaker 2: everyone's celebrating and then me and while drops the boys
Speaker 2: off at home, Kyle says, we did an amazing thing.
Speaker 2: And every time we look up at the moon, at
Speaker 2: least every time, we know that Will Zach will be
Speaker 2: up there dancing with the other side buds in his castle.
Speaker 2: Just dead silence, no music over the credits, just.
Speaker 3: Having it over the credits as yet, like even more
Speaker 3: of a little bit of a gut punch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I actually appreciate this story a lot more now,
Speaker 2: knowing the As terrible as sad as that story is,
Speaker 2: you kind of need to poke fun of it. You
Speaker 2: need to acknowledge. Hey, I know you thought you were
Speaker 2: doing the right thing, but you didn't. And was there
Speaker 2: any accountability for all that shit?
Speaker 3: Probably not. See, this's why we make going down to
Speaker 3: South Park fast. We're learning and today we did. We
Speaker 3: learned something today. Good for us and good for you
Speaker 3: guys listening at times, yeah, listening to your podcast.
Speaker 2: So that is our review of Free Will Zi Yact,
Speaker 2: an episode that after reviewing it, I enjoy a lot.
Speaker 3: More good for us.
Speaker 2: Next week will be the season finale. It is Bloody Mary.
Speaker 2: You know we had a question coming recently for this
Speaker 2: one too. This one was very controversial.
Speaker 3: We sure did so. Yes, brace yourself for that episode.
Speaker 2: Probably good to have a bit of sort of a
Speaker 2: deep breath and relax in between last week's Trap in
Speaker 2: the Closet and Bloody Mary.
Speaker 3: A little bit of a palate cleanser.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, all right, So look out for that one
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Speaker 3: It was funny, It was really funny.