Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon, and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: AM six forty, The Gary and Shannon Show on demand
Speaker 1: on the iHeartRadio app. Nintendo Switch Too is hitting shelves
Speaker 1: June fifth, Keana.
Speaker 2: Are you a Nintendo Switch person or is that? Do
Speaker 2: I have that wrong?
Speaker 3: I am a Nintendo Switch person.
Speaker 2: Are you excited about the two?
Speaker 4: I am because I have like the first generation one,
Speaker 4: so it's very old and my controllers don't work anymore
Speaker 4: and I don't want to fork over one hundred dollars?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 1: Are you going to get the version that comes with
Speaker 1: the Mario Kart World?
Speaker 4: Okay, so during the show, I was looking up the prices.
Speaker 6: Oh to be working.
Speaker 3: I thought, you guys your stuff.
Speaker 4: But I saw that and I looked it up and
Speaker 4: it's like five hundred dollars or four hundred and fifty dollars.
Speaker 2: Without the game exactly, and.
Speaker 4: I was like, at that point, you might as well
Speaker 4: get it with the Mario Kart game. So I don't
Speaker 4: I don't know what I'm gonna do yet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you have to like get the game, and
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll probably just get to get.
Speaker 1: The one with the game in it. I would say, yeah,
Speaker 1: because the game will cost you probably like a couple
Speaker 1: extra dollars, like six extra dollars, and then tax and
Speaker 1: all of that, and then you've got to put the
Speaker 1: game in.
Speaker 2: It's a whole thing.
Speaker 4: There are games usually like average about seventy dollars, especially
Speaker 4: for the Mario games, the Super Mario games, like seventy dollars.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: So are you excited about the joycon controller that attaches
Speaker 1: to the screen.
Speaker 4: Not real, Like, that's not why I'm gonna get the
Speaker 4: new Nintendo Switch. I'm mainly gonna get it because my
Speaker 4: for the screen. Yeah, the screen I have because it's
Speaker 4: first generation. It is so small. It's like when you
Speaker 4: have the Nintendo DS or the original game Boy. It's
Speaker 4: so tiny, and now it's evolved into something really cool.
Speaker 4: That's why I would get it. But I don't care
Speaker 4: about the joy cons. Does that make sense?
Speaker 2: Yes, it does.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I'm glad that we have somebody that speaks so long, Gerry,
Speaker 2: just glow.
Speaker 7: I had a PlayStation two. That's like where I left off.
Speaker 7: I never did. I never advanced past that.
Speaker 2: You had a game Boy though, right.
Speaker 6: I did not. I never did, never had a game.
Speaker 4: Boy We have the PlayStation five, xbox X, I have
Speaker 4: the Nintendo Switch. We have pretty much all of the consoles.
Speaker 6: You guys don't ever have to talk to each other.
Speaker 6: That makes me a happy marriage.
Speaker 3: Right, not really.
Speaker 7: Storm system rolling in is expected to bring some rain,
Speaker 7: some gusty winds, maybe even a couple of thunderstorms tomorrow.
Speaker 7: National Weather Service said the rain totals will be small, low, little,
Speaker 7: if you will, less than an inch, sorry, less than
Speaker 7: a third of an inch in most areas. But they're
Speaker 7: saying the threat of thunderstorms could bring at least an
Speaker 7: outside chance of some pretty heavy downpours. Sometimes we see
Speaker 7: those thunderstorm around here. We also see some hail, so
Speaker 7: keep an eye on that.
Speaker 1: Jen mentioned that there is a good Val Kilmer documentary
Speaker 1: on Amazon Prime called Val came out in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 6: Loved it.
Speaker 2: I didn't see it. I was just going to check
Speaker 2: out the trailer.
Speaker 1: We'll be talking about Val Kilmer dead sixty five years old, pneumonia.
Speaker 1: Last time we left him, he had throat cancer. Correct, yep, yeah,
Speaker 1: but wow, it's only sixty five years old. We'll talk
Speaker 1: about when we come back.
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Speaker 1: Celebs celebrating for one thousand dollars This God's Plan. Rapper
Speaker 1: had his first Bob Mitzvah at an Italian restaurant basement.
Speaker 1: His redo at age thirty one, had an a list
Speaker 1: guest list.
Speaker 6: Who was Drake?
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, it was the real name. I didn't know
Speaker 2: that he was Jewish? Yeah, huh and Canadian?
Speaker 6: Well that's obvious, isn't it.
Speaker 2: I mean, why would I know that? I don't know.
Speaker 2: Why would I know? I don't know.
Speaker 6: I didn't think you had it in you.
Speaker 2: I'm a huckle but I'm going a huckle that rack?
Speaker 4: Why Johnny Lingo, he looked.
Speaker 2: Like somebody just walked over your grave.
Speaker 6: Fight's not with you Holiday? How big the differ, sir?
Speaker 3: We started the game, we never got to finish.
Speaker 6: Play for Blood.
Speaker 7: Remember Val Kilmer died Tombstone as doc Holiday legendary. Even
Speaker 7: if it's not an Oscar winning performance, it's one of
Speaker 7: those legendary did win I don't know, I don't think so.
Speaker 1: God, that was incredible, one of those roles that you
Speaker 1: just masterful, the way that he handled that. Died yesterday pneumonia.
Speaker 1: He had been diagnosed with throat cancer in twenty fourteen.
Speaker 1: That documentary I was talking about came out full of
Speaker 1: years after that, twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: It's called Valads on Amazon Prime.
Speaker 1: He studied acting at the Juilliard School, had his big
Speaker 1: break in nineteen eighty four, and that spy spoof Top Secret.
Speaker 2: I've never heard of, I've not seen that, I have
Speaker 2: not funny.
Speaker 1: Often seen or regarded as a difficult presence, he once
Speaker 1: said that he's almost been fired from all of his movies,
Speaker 1: that he frustrated directors that they knew the headaches were
Speaker 1: ultimately worth it. They said that he was forever fighting
Speaker 1: against the simplest way of being in movies, whether in
Speaker 1: self proclaimed fluff like Top Secret or in more dramatic,
Speaker 1: meaningful fair like Tombstone.
Speaker 6: He was the hero main character in Willow I Really Scared.
Speaker 5: No, don't don't. There's a pet here with an acorn.
Speaker 7: Play it at me. He played amaze. If you think
Speaker 7: about how he had to do Jim Morrison in the
Speaker 7: Doors from Oliver Stone.
Speaker 3: Let's Swim to the.
Speaker 6: Let's Climb through the Time, I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 7: It seemed that performance was a lot like Timothy Shallomey
Speaker 7: as Bob Dylan. They didn't really you didn't really have
Speaker 7: to stretch a whole lot and can sing.
Speaker 1: So I first saw him in Top Gun as a
Speaker 1: kid and kind of just typecasted him in my mind
Speaker 1: as just iceman, which he played so effortlessly. It came
Speaker 1: across as an effortless role of just pretty.
Speaker 2: Boy kind of a thing.
Speaker 1: So that when I saw him in later things like
Speaker 1: Tombstone or what have you, was like, Wow, he can act.
Speaker 6: He's got a lot of chops on him. You guys
Speaker 6: really are cowboys.
Speaker 7: What's your problem?
Speaker 1: Because as you're.
Speaker 2: Everyone's problem, you're dangerous.
Speaker 7: He said he didn't want that part, by the way,
Speaker 7: really yeah, he said, He wrote in his book I'm
Speaker 7: Your Huckleberry. This is about five years ago. He said,
Speaker 7: I didn't care about the film Top Gun. The story
Speaker 7: didn't interest me. Said he was surprised when he got
Speaker 7: He said, I read the lines indifferently, and yet amazingly
Speaker 7: I was told I had the part. I felt more
Speaker 7: deflated than inflated.
Speaker 1: Interesting, he I mean, actors though, they say thanks for that,
Speaker 1: don't they. He declined a role in The Outsiders, which
Speaker 1: was another great, great film.
Speaker 2: He was supposed to be pony Boy. I think yeah,
Speaker 2: great role.
Speaker 7: He was in Heat with De Niro and Al Pacino,
Speaker 7: John Voyd and Tom Sizemore from back in nineteen ninety five.
Speaker 7: He said, well, Michael Mann co directed Heat. He said,
Speaker 7: while working with val On Heat, I always marveled at
Speaker 7: the range, the brilliant variability within the powerful current of vows,
Speaker 7: possessing an expressing character. So many years of vow battling
Speaker 7: disease and maintaining his spirit. This is tremendously sad news,
Speaker 7: of course, of his passing.
Speaker 1: Lifelong Christian scientist upon his throat cancer diagnosis, referred it
Speaker 1: in as the suggestion of throat cancer, but did go
Speaker 1: through the suggested chemo despite it being conventionally against his religion.
Speaker 7: He had relationships with Cindy Crawford Share back in the Day,
Speaker 7: Share Angelina, Jolie, Daryl Hannah. He said that they dated
Speaker 7: in nineteen or in two thousand and one, he said,
Speaker 7: I know I would love her. This is Daryl Hannah
Speaker 7: with my whole heart forever, and that love has lost
Speaker 7: none of its strength. I am still in love with
Speaker 7: Daryl again. He wrote that in twenty twenty Wow, they
Speaker 7: dated twenty years before that. Wow, he did say that
Speaker 7: Cher did help take care of him when he got sick.
Speaker 7: Share to People Magazine in twenty twenty one, he was
Speaker 7: at my house a lot of the time. He was
Speaker 7: brave the whole time, and I saw how sick he was.
Speaker 7: The documentary that you mentioned about him was pretty amazing.
Speaker 7: It's on Amazon Amazon Prime and it's called Val. There
Speaker 7: was some discussion I remember when we talked about it
Speaker 7: when it came out. What were they going to do
Speaker 7: with his voice because he had lost I mean, I
Speaker 7: don't know, he didn't lose his entire voice, but it
Speaker 7: was very hard to understand what he was saying because
Speaker 7: of the throat cancer and the operations that had affected
Speaker 7: what's left of his voice box basically, so he had
Speaker 7: a hard time communicating and it would have been hard
Speaker 7: to hear him narrate it. So his son narrates the
Speaker 7: documentary footage in the first person and talks about I
Speaker 7: was the first person in Hollywood to have a camera.
Speaker 7: I was the first person to do this, or this
Speaker 7: is what happened.
Speaker 6: When I was on this movie.
Speaker 7: And it's his son's voice has just enough Val Kilmer
Speaker 7: in it, Yes, and it's young.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's really bizarre.
Speaker 7: And there were some people who thought at first that
Speaker 7: it was that it was Ai generated voice.
Speaker 1: Well, when I was just watching the trailer and it
Speaker 1: didn't occur to him. It just sounded like Val Kilmer
Speaker 1: to me because I think of young Val Kilmer. And
Speaker 1: then you said his son is narrating it. I go, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean it sounds just like him young, So it's
Speaker 1: kind of like how he is in your mind, right.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: The last movie he did, apparently was a movie with
Speaker 7: his daughter, and.
Speaker 6: It's one of those.
Speaker 7: It would be really really sad to see pay Dirt,
Speaker 7: I guess was the last movie that came out, I think.
Speaker 7: But Top Gun Maverick obviously in twenty twenty two was
Speaker 7: an awful, awful It.
Speaker 6: Was a heartbreaking scene.
Speaker 7: It was between the two of them, between Val Kilmer
Speaker 7: and Tom Cruise. It was and in the interviews that
Speaker 7: Tom Cruise did after that movie, he just heaped praise
Speaker 7: on Val Kilmer for being involved, for staying involved. A
Speaker 7: lot of the people who worked on that movie said
Speaker 7: that val Kilmer was on the scene, was on the
Speaker 7: set all the time, even though he really was only
Speaker 7: in the movie for a couple of minutes. Yeah, but
Speaker 7: his presence was there because he cared so much about
Speaker 7: the people that were putting that fund together.
Speaker 2: So I'm sad now.
Speaker 6: He also, I didn't realize this.
Speaker 7: He played the voice of night Rider in the reboot
Speaker 7: that came out. When night Rider came back out in
Speaker 7: two thousand and nine or ten or something like that,
Speaker 7: he was the voice of Kit.
Speaker 2: Don't you wish your car talk to you?
Speaker 1: I think that'd be kind of nice in that way
Speaker 1: if it was Kit, Like that was a great personality
Speaker 1: for a car.
Speaker 6: Because he was snarky.
Speaker 3: Yeah, wouldn't that just essentially be a.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I'm ready for it. Oh my car to
Speaker 2: talk to me. I mean, you could sit there and
Speaker 2: swear with it about other idiot drivers? Can you believe this?
Speaker 1: Mf or? And the car'd be like, seriously, and who
Speaker 1: drives a Tesla? Right?
Speaker 7: And then the car would be like, but you better
Speaker 7: watch yourself, sister.
Speaker 2: I want my.
Speaker 1: Truck to be like, we could f that guy up?
Speaker 1: You want to f that guy up? And I'd be like, yeah,
Speaker 1: let's go. And Tesla weighs more than your truck, though,
Speaker 1: I'm sure, yeah, but does it have the balls? Does
Speaker 1: it have the testicular fortitude. You wouldn't be able to
Speaker 1: catch up to a test that my truck has. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't need to why, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's just what my truck said to tell me. To
Speaker 1: tell you a grappling hook in that thing. Now you're
Speaker 1: shoot off the front. It's bark is bigger than its bite.
Speaker 7: All of our stories that we've been watching on the
Speaker 7: TVs coming up next, it's what you're watching.
Speaker 2: Well, then the spectrum is back.
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Speaker 1: Not all Jebbils are Jubilee, got I guess, but all
Speaker 1: Jubilees are Jubilee.
Speaker 7: Oh my gosh, true story. It's time for what you're
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Speaker 6: Following program is brought to you in living color.
Speaker 2: But you're watching in there. America's Love Television.
Speaker 6: They win their kids place USA Television, Manchameta, you've.
Speaker 8: Been watching too many of those live television shows.
Speaker 7: The Angels game has been on. That's what we're watching
Speaker 7: here in the studio, among other things. And if they
Speaker 7: go to extra innings again. The Angels have won two
Speaker 7: in a row in Saint Louis in extra innings and
Speaker 7: they're tied at five right now in the bottom of
Speaker 7: the eighth.
Speaker 1: Well it's early in the season, yes, but still it's
Speaker 1: just like when it's a game like one nine where
Speaker 1: you're like, come on, I want to go home.
Speaker 8: I think it's not a new show, but I've been
Speaker 8: watching Hunted on Amazon, Brian. It's about a bunch of
Speaker 8: people that are quote unquote fugitives in Britain or Australia
Speaker 8: and they need to go on the run for thirty
Speaker 8: days from ex police military intelligence officers and if they
Speaker 8: can stay hidden and avoid capture for a month, they
Speaker 8: win a cash prize. So it's kind of interesting how
Speaker 8: they stay hidden and how they're tracked down.
Speaker 6: You've had three different versions of that show, by the way.
Speaker 7: Twenty fifteen was a British series, in twenty seventeen they
Speaker 7: did an American version, and then in twenty eighteen, I
Speaker 7: think it is they did an Australian version, So he
Speaker 7: may have been right on all those.
Speaker 1: Love on the Spectrum season three is out today on
Speaker 1: Netflix and it's.
Speaker 2: Just a joy of a show.
Speaker 1: And the thing that always strikes me about watching this
Speaker 1: show is the realization that we are all on the
Speaker 1: spectrum a little bit to some degree.
Speaker 6: Interesting.
Speaker 7: I would have said that it was proof that we
Speaker 7: are built for some amount of love, like we're built
Speaker 7: to be seek relationships with people in not just like
Speaker 7: friendship relationships, because obviously those are important too, but that
Speaker 7: almost eight billion people or however many are on this earth,
Speaker 7: there's a there's a need for that more intimate connection
Speaker 7: with somebody, and that it doesn't matter what's going on,
Speaker 7: how neuro divergent you might be, there's still some of
Speaker 7: that core mechanism in there that drives you to that right.
Speaker 7: And it's and like you said, it's such a pleasant
Speaker 7: It's a pleasant show these young people who have some
Speaker 7: sort of neurodivergence, whatever the correct term is, and they're
Speaker 7: looking to date because they see their older sisters do it,
Speaker 7: or they see their older brothers do it, or they
Speaker 7: see their families, you know, encourage them to go out
Speaker 7: and find love.
Speaker 1: Part of the wonderful thing about it is it's so phony,
Speaker 1: isn't it out there in the dating world.
Speaker 2: Look no further than the.
Speaker 1: Bachelor, where they're all lying to each other and themselves
Speaker 1: and it's all so phony and so prepackaged and produced
Speaker 1: and awful. This is the antithesis of that. This is
Speaker 1: as real and raw and unfiltered as a dating show
Speaker 1: could possibly get because there's no other option.
Speaker 2: That's the beauty of it.
Speaker 1: To hear people be completely honest with themselves and with
Speaker 1: other people about who they are is refreshing.
Speaker 6: What do you think love is? It'll be like a fairy.
Speaker 2: Tale, a natural high, I suppose gets your heart racing, can.
Speaker 8: Make people do crazy things.
Speaker 2: You just feel very warm inside yourself as a person.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's just such a clear, unvarnished and like
Speaker 7: you said, uncontaminated view of dating and relationship. There are
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Speaker 2: One of them is for Final Destination Bloodlines.
Speaker 7: This has got to be what the eighth movie, and
Speaker 7: that is it?
Speaker 2: Everybody dead at this point?
Speaker 7: I thought so. One is called One Battle after Another.
Speaker 7: Leonardo DiCaprio is in Paul Thomas Anderson's new movie.
Speaker 6: And then the.
Speaker 7: New Karate Kid Legends. It's called Karate Kid Legends. Who
Speaker 7: do you think is in Karate Kid legends. Uh, mister Miyagi, yes, no.
Speaker 2: Oh, he died, he died. I would say Johnny Lawrence.
Speaker 6: No, I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Lpmachia.
Speaker 7: Ralph Maccio is in this one, but so is Jackie Chan.
Speaker 7: If you remember, Jackie Chan was with Jaden Smith in
Speaker 7: the Karate Kid reboot and now they're combining universes.
Speaker 1: There was an article in the La Times and the
Speaker 1: headline is the box office is bleak and when you
Speaker 1: talk about these trailers and things that are coming out.
Speaker 1: I have to agree with that headline specifically because we
Speaker 1: were just looking off the air about wondering about Val Kilmer.
Speaker 1: Was he nominated for his role in Tombstone in ninety three.
Speaker 1: We're going through the guys that were nominated and the
Speaker 1: movies that came out. And it wasn't just because we
Speaker 1: were younger and thought that that was like when of
Speaker 1: the best movies were being made. Those are really great
Speaker 1: movies that were made in the early He had a.
Speaker 6: Lot of competitions.
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Speaker 7: We're in the middle of watching Watching Wednesday, talking about
Speaker 7: some of the shows on the TVs.
Speaker 9: For what you watching Wednesday. On Hulu, there's a show
Speaker 9: called My Best Friends and Animal and you guys would
Speaker 9: love it. Some of the animals are like a chicken,
Speaker 9: wild Australian cockatoo's a vulture, spider, rhinos, kangaroos, elephants, and more.
Speaker 9: So I know you guys would love it.
Speaker 2: My best Friend probably would.
Speaker 6: Produced by National Geographs.
Speaker 2: Lobby, Joe's mom came on.
Speaker 6: The real one.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, you don't, the fake one f one.
Speaker 6: Jennifer was her.
Speaker 1: Name, and you were like, like a lobster. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: that was so funny. And then the real one came
Speaker 1: on and she sounded just as lovable.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I would have said that.
Speaker 1: Really, it is just as lovable. She was more lovable
Speaker 1: than the one I thought she was delightful. I thought
Speaker 1: they were a little upset at first, but once she
Speaker 1: realized that we were just having fun.
Speaker 6: Seemed to put down her Canadian, but.
Speaker 2: You profiled her perfectly.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I nailed it without knowing much about her, kind
Speaker 7: of nailed it. The studio on Apple TV Plus.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 1: Now, I asked you if this is kind of an
Speaker 1: inside Baseball thing, I feel like it's like an inside
Speaker 1: Hollywood thing where you don't know a lot about Hollywood.
Speaker 1: You're not going to get the jokes. I don't know
Speaker 1: a lot about Hollywood's I don't know enough about Hollywood
Speaker 1: to say that there are jokes that I'm missing.
Speaker 7: Okay, so I'll say that, But you don't need to
Speaker 7: know all. Even if there are, you don't need to know.
Speaker 7: There are other funny things about what it is. It's
Speaker 7: written by Seth Rogan and a couple of other people.
Speaker 7: Seth Rogan plays this guy who is elevated to studio
Speaker 7: head first fictional Continental studios. And there are some things
Speaker 7: that I always get a kick out of recognizing places
Speaker 7: in shows. Listen, we live here, so it's not like
Speaker 7: you know a lot of the shows that are made
Speaker 7: are made here. So I recognize a lot of them,
Speaker 7: but it was funny. They have a dinner scene at
Speaker 7: at the Smokehouse just around the corner, and we've been
Speaker 7: there a handful of times for different meetings with different people.
Speaker 7: But it was funny because I turned to my wife
Speaker 7: and I go, I had a meeting with my boss
Speaker 7: same in that same restaurant, and may have even been
Speaker 7: in that same booth.
Speaker 2: And it's that kind of thing is funny.
Speaker 7: They also spend a lot of time walking around their
Speaker 7: their studio lot. Even though it's supposed to be a
Speaker 7: fictional student, it's clearly the Warner Brothers a lot over here.
Speaker 7: So you get to see all of the buildings in
Speaker 7: Burbank kind of in the background that we drive by
Speaker 7: every time we get we go to work, So some
Speaker 7: of that is fun. Seth Rogan is a is a
Speaker 7: guy that not everybody loves and his sort of frenetic,
Speaker 7: bumbly comedy doesn't fit for a lot of people.
Speaker 1: You mean in real life or in this show, No,
Speaker 1: I mean in real life they actors. There's some people
Speaker 1: just don't like him.
Speaker 7: They don't they don't think he's as funny as he
Speaker 7: has been made out to be.
Speaker 6: But this is a very well written show.
Speaker 7: There are some funny cameos in it, which I think
Speaker 7: probably drive it and has driven some of the popularity
Speaker 7: of it. Like Ron Howard shows up in the third
Speaker 7: episode as Ron Howard as this brilliant director with a
Speaker 7: laundry list of incredible movies that he's made, and he
Speaker 7: makes a movie for this studio and they have to
Speaker 7: try to give him a note about the final cut,
Speaker 7: like hey, we want you to kind of change this thing.
Speaker 7: And there's a moment where Ron Howard flips out and
Speaker 7: just drops f bombs left and right and has to
Speaker 7: be restrained from going after seth Rogen And that kind
Speaker 7: of stuff is funny because you get these people who
Speaker 7: are willing to make fun of themselves. I mean, Ron
Speaker 7: Howard is arguably royalty in Hollywood right now. And the
Speaker 7: fact that he was willing to do a show like this,
Speaker 7: play himself, but play a fictionalized character of himself that
Speaker 7: would be so out of bounds and so crazy and
Speaker 7: angry at a studio head.
Speaker 6: It's fun. Yeah, that's the fun part.
Speaker 2: That's all. I am annoyed with White Lotus. I am.
Speaker 1: I've never been more unsatisfied with a show that I
Speaker 1: used to like, at the end of every episode, it's
Speaker 1: all unsatisfying.
Speaker 2: Everybody on that show is awful.
Speaker 1: There's not one person And I have a hard time
Speaker 1: with shows like this, and I think it's probably going
Speaker 1: back to something.
Speaker 2: Your wife said years ago. I forget what show she.
Speaker 1: Was talking about, and she said something to the effect
Speaker 1: of like, there's no one to root for.
Speaker 2: And it's stuck in my head.
Speaker 1: And now if there's a show like and I'm thinking
Speaker 1: of the show with the Family on Showtime that everyone
Speaker 1: loves the session session and I felt the same way
Speaker 1: with that show, which is why I couldn't watch it.
Speaker 1: If there's no one to root for, if everyone's awful,
Speaker 1: I just don't want to watch it.
Speaker 2: That's just not enjoyable to me.
Speaker 7: There's there's something about that kind of a show that
Speaker 7: is trying to do something that Adolescence did.
Speaker 6: So we talked about Adolescents.
Speaker 7: That's the show on Netflix about the kid who's accused
Speaker 7: of killing this a teenager who's accused of killing a classmate.
Speaker 7: What they what they did in adolescence was built consistently
Speaker 7: built tension, and that kind of like unresolved tension. It
Speaker 7: does something to humans. We do not like that. I mean,
Speaker 7: it's not comfortable for us. So at the end of
Speaker 7: a show like that, it has stirred something up. It's
Speaker 7: like your hot water heater when there's like stuff floating
Speaker 7: around it. Yeah, it gets stirred up and you need
Speaker 7: time to let it settle once again. I feel like
Speaker 7: shows that are written where there's no hero, there's nobody
Speaker 7: to roof for, there's nobody likable in it.
Speaker 6: They try to do that same thing as stir up
Speaker 6: sort of the those feelings in you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but then there's no resolution, there's nothing at the
Speaker 7: end of it, and I feel gross.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like why was I watching this for an hour?
Speaker 6: I haven't seen enough of it to know about what's
Speaker 6: going on.
Speaker 7: These are not connect These characters in season three are
Speaker 7: not connected to the other characters.
Speaker 1: Well, one of them is. A couple of them are.
Speaker 1: But even one of the characters that was in a
Speaker 1: previous season, I don't really like her this season.
Speaker 6: Did you like her before?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 7: And then isn't it just they've done some pretty outlandish
Speaker 7: things and they're trying to outdo themselves with some of
Speaker 7: the stuff.
Speaker 1: I'm just bored by their boredom. If that makes any sense.
Speaker 1: They're bored rich people, and I'm bored by their boredom
Speaker 1: and how it manifests itself.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll accept them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, rich boring people are insufferable.
Speaker 6: But poor boring people.
Speaker 2: Show me one poor show me a poor bored person.
Speaker 6: That's probably true. Maybe that's the problem is the money
Speaker 6: makes them boring and lazy.
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess you can use to be a
Speaker 1: poor boring person if you're boring.
Speaker 6: But there aren't that many.
Speaker 1: But they're mostly people who are struggling, are working. You know,
Speaker 1: they don't have time to be bored. It's a luxury.
Speaker 1: It's like when you told your parents you were bored
Speaker 1: and they wanted to slap the s out of your face.
Speaker 1: It's like, look, people are bored. Only boring people are bored.
Speaker 1: And you know, I'll give you something to do. Go
Speaker 1: clean the backyard. You're bored, but it'll spoil brat The
Speaker 1: John Cobelt Show is coming up next. Oh Ken texted
Speaker 1: me back by the way.
Speaker 6: Oh good, so he's live.
Speaker 1: He says, he misses me too, so I'll have you
Speaker 1: guys know. But uh, at least somebody missed me around here.
Speaker 6: Uh huh. John show is coming up next. We'll see
Speaker 6: you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Stay drive, everybody, blessings.
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