Speaker 1: The police are on their way. Boys, soon you'll be
Speaker 1: in jail getting rammed. Those rams can do to us
Speaker 1: what they will, mister Lucas, but we'll never stop trying
Speaker 1: to protect films. It's not too late to do what's right.
Speaker 1: Give us the print. There's still some good in you,
Speaker 1: mister Lucas. We know there is.
Speaker 2: It is too late for me, boys, You.
Speaker 1: Yourself led the campaign against the colorization of films. You
Speaker 1: understand why film shouldn't be changed. That's different.
Speaker 3: These are my movies.
Speaker 1: I made them, and I have the right to do
Speaker 1: whatever I want with them. You're wrong, mister Lucas. They're
Speaker 1: not your movies. They're ours, all of ours. We paid
Speaker 1: to go see them, and they're just as much a
Speaker 1: part of our lives as they are of yours. When
Speaker 1: an artist creates, whatever they create belongs to society. Have
Speaker 1: I become so old that I've forgotten what being an
Speaker 1: artist is about. Give the print to us so that
Speaker 1: we can protect it from Spielberg and anyone else who
Speaker 1: wants to alter it.
Speaker 2: Perhaps you are right, kick.
Speaker 3: Ash, Welcome to going out of South Bike with This
Speaker 3: week we're hit to review Free Hat. I'm Dando, i
Speaker 3: am guy, and I say free Hat, but there's no
Speaker 3: there's no mister Hat in this episode.
Speaker 2: I say, you are misrepresenting this episode big bait and
Speaker 2: switched by our pals Parker and Story.
Speaker 3: We discussed this before we went to air the titles
Speaker 3: of south Park episodes. They obviously do it deliberately, but
Speaker 3: they don't do the episode's justice because if you just
Speaker 3: saw free Hat in the TV guy and he went
Speaker 3: a south Park fan, you think yeah or whatever, but
Speaker 3: you would have no idea what that. Well, you would
Speaker 3: if you have seen the episode, right, because it's free
Speaker 3: Hat that the guy. Right, there's a confusion. Was that
Speaker 3: meant to be a bit of a joke there that
Speaker 3: you thought this was is gonna be a mister Hat?
Speaker 3: It's actually about this guy.
Speaker 2: I think they're absolutely trolling us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, Well I love to troll, aren't they.
Speaker 2: I love to trolling, very very good at it. But
Speaker 2: I mean, well, at the end of our previous going
Speaker 2: down the south Park episode, we said, hey, we're doing
Speaker 2: free Hat. Of course we put on our Garrison voices.
Speaker 3: No Garrison, which is disappointing, But I didn't miss him
Speaker 3: in this one because I thought this was one of
Speaker 3: my favorite episodes we've done in a long time being
Speaker 3: a film nerd and been an ET nerd and being
Speaker 3: one of those guys that one of the minute, one
Speaker 3: of the one of the slight few that were outraged
Speaker 3: by the ET re release.
Speaker 2: I was about to say what when that was announced? When?
Speaker 2: And also when was so?
Speaker 3: It was now? Its probably two thousand and one. It
Speaker 3: came out in two thousand and two. It's funny. Behind me,
Speaker 3: I have the vinyl banner from the cinema that's like
Speaker 3: ten foot long of when it was re released, right,
Speaker 3: And I have mentioned on one of our podcasts that
Speaker 3: one of my favorite memories of my childhoods I would
Speaker 3: have been thirteen turning fourteen when it came out, but
Speaker 3: having the day of school, caught the bus into town
Speaker 3: with Nan to see the ten am screening of the
Speaker 3: re release of ET. Being very exctly, I'd never ET
Speaker 3: was my favorite movie, never seen it in the cinema before,
Speaker 3: because this is before a time when they would for
Speaker 3: it feels like now not reading cinema and village, they're
Speaker 3: always putting, Hey, it's fire any let's put fire thirteenth
Speaker 3: on it, or Halloween, It's put Halloween on they're playing
Speaker 3: old movies again on the regulars and novelty, but they
Speaker 3: didn't do that back in two thousand and two. And
Speaker 3: seeing ET on the cinema for the first time was
Speaker 3: very exciting. But this memory of catching the bus with
Speaker 3: Nan day off school and the ten am Screaming Village
Speaker 3: cinemas and we were the only two in the cinema
Speaker 3: obviously because it was ten am on a Thursday's seen
Speaker 3: the release of ET. Who's doing it? And I did it?
Speaker 3: And it was just it's just a lovely memory that
Speaker 3: I have with n is no longer with us, but
Speaker 3: a lovely memory of going to see that movie with Nan.
Speaker 3: And at first I was impressed with what they did,
Speaker 3: check what he'd done change wise, with ET looking more realistic,
Speaker 3: particularly the intro, But as the film went on, I
Speaker 3: thought he really looks cgi and fake now, and I
Speaker 3: didn't like that. I thought, don't digitally alter what's there,
Speaker 3: change certain things, but if it's going to improve it, yes,
Speaker 3: but his face just looked so flat.
Speaker 2: No, it's I've used the term before, and I've lifted
Speaker 2: it from another critical reviewer, I'm sure, but it's like
Speaker 2: someone's doodling on your dreams. Yeah, it's like when Yeah,
Speaker 2: going back and watching Star Wars Ak and New Hope
Speaker 2: when that was re released in cinemas in nineteen ninety
Speaker 2: seven with additional tweaks, you know, some new CGI stuff.
Speaker 2: What have you got, You've You've got a whole lot
Speaker 2: of jab of the hut in there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's and it still looks crap today. They tweaked
Speaker 3: it slightly, but it still doesn't look good.
Speaker 2: That's the thing. And it was also around that time
Speaker 2: it's like digital effects are coming in. They're going to
Speaker 2: change the game for everybody, and you had a few
Speaker 2: people who were using them quite well, you is better.
Speaker 2: You is better. But yeah, in a lot of cases, yes,
Speaker 2: in a lot of cases, no, just keep it the
Speaker 2: way it was.
Speaker 3: This here, this is how you parody Star Wars. So
Speaker 3: the Simpsons did an episode be recently reviewed, I may
Speaker 3: You're two seasons ago whatever it was, and they had
Speaker 3: George Lucas being a little person and the episode was
Speaker 3: just really it was a mean spirited and weird and
Speaker 3: not funny. Yeah, this is how you do it. You
Speaker 3: can tell this was made by hardcore film nerds who
Speaker 3: just did not want films altered.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and also you know they're borrowing story bits and
Speaker 2: pieces from really really good movie.
Speaker 3: Yes, the movies in question, so a Spielberg's films and
Speaker 3: Lucas films like Raiders and Ambi Strikes Back and et Returned.
Speaker 3: The Jedi's in there as well. I love that they
Speaker 3: turned Spielberg into the Emperor and Lucas was almost like
Speaker 3: Dafad having a facetone.
Speaker 4: That.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was fantastic.
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 2: Then throwing Francis Coppler in there as well, thought that
Speaker 2: was marvelous. I mean, it's interesting that they put in
Speaker 2: Francis Coppoler. He's someone who will occasionally do director's cuts
Speaker 2: of his movies or do a bit of a re
Speaker 2: edit now something Godfather one, right, He did one for
Speaker 2: Godfather three that does improve the movie quite a bit.
Speaker 2: He did one for a movie called The Cotton Club
Speaker 2: that I kind of liked in its original version and
Speaker 2: I liked even more in its other version. But you've
Speaker 2: got thom makers like Ridley Scott. Ridley Scott does a
Speaker 2: lot with director's cuts, and often it's a really good effect.
Speaker 3: James Cameron ever do it. I don't know about director's cuts.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think he did a T two one,
Speaker 3: didn't he? Maybe I think I've I've once had a
Speaker 3: DVD that said T two Director's cut.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'm wrong, Maybe I know that you He certainly
Speaker 2: puts a lot of deleted scenes on DVD's and blue. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but when it comes to actual now I'm going to
Speaker 2: re edit this movie. I don't know how about him
Speaker 2: so much. I mean, you've got the four K releases
Speaker 2: of a lot of his movies coming up. It's like
Speaker 2: it's looking a bit too shiny. We kind of like
Speaker 2: the grit of the original versions of all that kind
Speaker 2: of business. Yeah yeah, but I mean what you were
Speaker 2: saying about about Et and how there were changes to
Speaker 2: it was like, it's but it's not quite right.
Speaker 3: And one of my favorite elements of this episode. Should
Speaker 3: we get into favorite moments, I just I don't want
Speaker 3: because there's other things I want to discuss. So one
Speaker 3: of my favorite moments, as a bit of a tease,
Speaker 3: is the walkie talkie bit. Right, Yeah, so he changed
Speaker 3: the guns to walkie talkies in the re release, which
Speaker 3: is just absurd because why would Et be scared? He
Speaker 3: was scared because he saw the guns. But that that's
Speaker 3: that was That was the fucking reason he flew into
Speaker 3: the sky because there was a saw a gun. He
Speaker 3: was like, I'm getting out of here. Not a walkie
Speaker 3: talk you wouldn't care about that thing. But then to
Speaker 3: have the re release of Saving Private Rne and they're
Speaker 3: all using walking talk to amazing, And then we get
Speaker 3: it paid off later in the episode when the cops
Speaker 3: come to arrest them at Lucas's ranch and they got
Speaker 3: what you're talking?
Speaker 2: Are we doing? Favorite moments now.
Speaker 3: Was still because I love the just the albums, like
Speaker 3: I said, Return of the Jedi plus the Raiders at
Speaker 3: the end the film and things like that. But the
Speaker 3: issue and the topic of who do these films belong to?
Speaker 3: Do they belong to the directors who created them, or
Speaker 3: do they belong to the artists as they put them here?
Speaker 3: Or do they belong to the fans who paid and
Speaker 3: enjoy them. It's a bit of both, obviously, of course
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think if you've got access to everything, if
Speaker 2: you've got access to all versions, I mean, if a
Speaker 2: new director's cut negates the original ones, like now it's
Speaker 2: stricken from the record, Yeah, but the original reason the
Speaker 2: original version work for some reason, I mean, I love that.
Speaker 2: I've got a big box set of ninety two is
Speaker 2: Blade Runner by Ridley Scott again, and it's got all
Speaker 2: the versions and it's got the one that I saw
Speaker 2: in cinemas back in eighty two, that's got the voice
Speaker 2: over that a lot of people don't like. But I mean,
Speaker 2: and I don't think it's great. But at the same time,
Speaker 2: there are aspects of it.
Speaker 3: I like, it's nice to know that it's an option. Yes,
Speaker 3: where Star Wars it feels like, no, you will watch
Speaker 3: the re release. You don't get to watch your original anymore.
Speaker 2: I mean I've watched the Yeah, was able to get
Speaker 2: a pirate copy of the original unedited nineteen seventy seven
Speaker 2: Star Wars.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and thanks to what's your names of h the
Speaker 3: guy that ye specialized edition.
Speaker 2: But I mean, I've gotten used to the the new
Speaker 2: versions with extra CGI jappery and whatnot, and going back
Speaker 2: is like, I'm feeling something different here. H oh, Yeah,
Speaker 2: this is this is how it felt the first time.
Speaker 3: I Oh, it's meant to be. It's so good.
Speaker 2: That's so good.
Speaker 3: But with et though, so Spielberg recognized he made a
Speaker 3: mistake and when when the film has since been it's
Speaker 3: only it was only released on DVD it was the
Speaker 3: digital version, but never on Blu. When the film in
Speaker 3: Blu ray and four K, it's the original version, And
Speaker 3: he didn't offer the alternate version on those releases, which
Speaker 3: I thought was interesting. I thought, is that just a
Speaker 3: complete acknowledgment of I screwed up?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, because it's it's it's odd because I thought usually
Speaker 3: when they do these re releases they offer options.
Speaker 2: Well, he's done, you know, other versions are like Close
Speaker 2: Encounters as well. I think, yeah, of course he has, Yeah,
Speaker 2: didn't the original version. Oh it's got more.
Speaker 3: I've got four K and it's so many different things. Yeah, options,
Speaker 3: But I think.
Speaker 2: He's also talked about He's like, oh, if I was
Speaker 2: making Close Encounters today, you know, I'm a parent now.
Speaker 2: Richard Drivers's character, he wouldn't have left his family, wouldn't
Speaker 2: left his kids to go with the as he would
Speaker 2: have stayed around.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 2: I think it makes it a better film if you
Speaker 2: sort of go by your initial instinct. You know, it's
Speaker 2: an it's it's a document of who you are and
Speaker 2: the kind of things you want to say at that
Speaker 2: time in your life.
Speaker 3: Did he digitally alter close encounters or just add in scenes.
Speaker 2: I think it's added in See ET.
Speaker 3: What always annoyed me with the ET release was he
Speaker 3: added in these deleted scenes, which obviously used the puppet
Speaker 3: of E T right, but he dig digitally altered it
Speaker 3: so that it was a CGI version I've always wanted
Speaker 3: and these at hardcore fan obviously, And these scenes exist
Speaker 3: obviously somewhere because I've got the cards on the wall
Speaker 3: here and you can see those deleted scenes because when
Speaker 3: they made the Trading Cards that wasn't the final version
Speaker 3: of the film. There's scenes in those Trading Cards that
Speaker 3: were edited out of the finished product, but so clearly
Speaker 3: like ET in the Bath, there's an ET in the
Speaker 3: Bath deleted scene. And Spielberg always hated the way he
Speaker 3: couldn't get the animatrop to work. But now with CGI,
Speaker 3: I can make him move like a normal person. And
Speaker 3: I'm like, but the charm of it was that you
Speaker 3: had a puppet there with the actors. That's the charm,
Speaker 3: you know. So with with uh this episode here there
Speaker 3: free hat. I would listened to the commentary and Stone
Speaker 3: maybe it's Parker mentioned that they like to think that
Speaker 3: because of this episode they halted Spielberg, and they think
Speaker 3: if we went in some way some help to preventing
Speaker 3: him from changing Raiders, then we've done that job. Well, yeah,
Speaker 3: because he wrote a letters on Spilberg saying I feel
Speaker 3: like I've made an ax On a villain in south Park.
Speaker 3: So I like to think I wonder if they hadn't
Speaker 3: done this episode, would he continued on with his catalog
Speaker 3: or because of the episode here he went, you know what,
Speaker 3: maybe I shouldn't touch this shit.
Speaker 2: But that's the thing. I mean, I've got it in
Speaker 2: my favorite moments here, but it's more discussion.
Speaker 3: It's getting favorite moments.
Speaker 2: But imagine Raiders and particularly the end of Raiders melting face,
Speaker 2: isn't it exploding heads when the Ark is opened, I
Speaker 2: mean boilers. Sorry, guys, the Nazis lose the last time
Speaker 2: the Nazis. Oh, that's all right, the people with political
Speaker 2: difference I do. I mean I saw that for the
Speaker 2: first time. I was probably what twelve years old when
Speaker 2: it came out. Everyone was going to say, raise lost
Speaker 2: Ark multiple times and if someone hadn't seen it, you
Speaker 2: we'd like, dude. At the end, Holy moly, everyone was
Speaker 2: talking about melting face and exploding heads. Now a couple
Speaker 2: of years down the line, spill, oh yeah, but I
Speaker 2: want everyone to enjoy raise lost, and maybe I went
Speaker 2: a little bit over the top of it. Lie, No,
Speaker 2: this is what we want. This is what we want.
Speaker 2: It's gruesome, but you need a few scars. You need
Speaker 2: a few and they're not lasting, deep emotional scars, and
Speaker 2: they're like, oh, you know, you're terrified and gross down
Speaker 2: but in the best possible way.
Speaker 3: If you touch one of my favorite moments as well,
Speaker 3: it's relevant to what you were just saying. As the
Speaker 3: maker of dreams, we speak for the children, and he's like,
Speaker 3: we're children, we speak for ourselves.
Speaker 2: So, I mean it is a tough one. I mean,
Speaker 2: as an artist, you feel you know a connection to
Speaker 2: your work and you're like, oh, what's the same as
Speaker 2: like artists never released an escapes or something, or art
Speaker 2: is never complete.
Speaker 3: I feel like this is a great discussion for the
Speaker 3: Movie Guy podcast. It would be indeed, re releases and
Speaker 3: tweaking of films. Indeed, speaking of tweaking, there's a lot
Speaker 3: of tweak in this, so they kind of acknowledge here,
Speaker 3: it's not working. It's not working. So yeah, you had
Speaker 3: a machine and it was working fine, and yet I
Speaker 3: think you've just got a little cocky. Well it might
Speaker 3: be this might be Parkering Stone themselves. Well yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: we we retweeked what was working and people aren't fans
Speaker 3: of it. But also I thought it was kind of
Speaker 3: funny that they've since re released the original twelve seasons
Speaker 3: in HD and changed for sixteen to nine. Okay, so
Speaker 3: that is why it's going on the TV. I'm not
Speaker 3: sure whether that's just purely a Parker and Stone decision
Speaker 3: or whether it's the TV station saying, hey, people don't
Speaker 3: want to flick on the TV and see the black
Speaker 3: lines on the way it was sign found that with
Speaker 3: friends of made them widescreen, and you watch them that
Speaker 3: way and you missed things.
Speaker 2: Sure, Yeah, it's interesting thinking about tweaking it. Thinking about
Speaker 2: Tron Legacy the other day, which I haven't thought about
Speaker 2: the quite some time, But you say that a lot.
Speaker 3: There you go, You mentioned Legacy and you haven't thought
Speaker 3: about for some time, but you bring it up a lot.
Speaker 3: Go always on, that's what do you go to.
Speaker 2: It's a good movie, new sequel coming out soon apparently. Really,
Speaker 2: I love all the effects in it. I mean, it's
Speaker 2: got really terrific special effects. But the one thing is
Speaker 2: they put they d age Jeff Bridges and it's a
Speaker 2: really it's really early deaging and it's just terrible.
Speaker 3: It's like, ah, it's like the it wasn't de aging.
Speaker 3: But when they put the face on to Soprano's mother
Speaker 3: she passed away. You wash it out and you go,
Speaker 3: oh ship.
Speaker 2: And then you see a couple of years later in
Speaker 2: I think it's in a lot of Marvel movies, they
Speaker 2: were doing it and you see the aged rober Danney Junior,
Speaker 2: Michael Douglas, Michelle Faber's like, wow, you guys have come
Speaker 2: ahead and leaps and bounds. If we're going to go
Speaker 2: back and do.
Speaker 3: Something, yeah, i'd deep fake Jeff Bridges in toront Legacy
Speaker 3: because it's the one thing that sort of that this movie,
Speaker 3: it's it's.
Speaker 2: A really nigglaly flaw in it.
Speaker 3: That's something that then I'm also thinking, oh, yeah, but
Speaker 3: this dahed version of Jeff Bridges is meant to be
Speaker 3: sort of a glitchy online version that's not quite right.
Speaker 3: So maybe the face works in that regard. You've got
Speaker 3: to do some mental gymnastics. There are some examples, like
Speaker 3: you just said, where fixing things up could work, but
Speaker 3: changing the structure of a film by throwing in delated
Speaker 3: scenes and fucking around with it. Yeah, like they did
Speaker 3: with Jabba the Hut. Oh yeah, I always wanted to
Speaker 3: include this scene, but now and but I couldn't because
Speaker 3: he was a human. But now I can because I
Speaker 3: can see g I jabber and it's like that, don't
Speaker 3: look like Jabba.
Speaker 2: Remember they used to have on on DVDs, maybe not
Speaker 2: so much on blue as, but like it was called branching.
Speaker 2: I think it was like, well if they had a
Speaker 2: director's cause it's like, well, you can alternately go this
Speaker 2: way and have this adventure. It was almost choose your
Speaker 2: own venture. I may be misremembering, but that's what That's
Speaker 2: what it felt like. It was like, all right, well,
Speaker 2: did you have more favorite moments?
Speaker 3: Well, that's my favorite moments? What about your what else
Speaker 3: we got?
Speaker 2: I love the guy who man's the box office at
Speaker 2: the cinema because we've seen isn't he? Oh we wanted together? Sorry,
Speaker 2: that was great. It's probably says that I'm a horrible person.
Speaker 2: But when the kids raid Skywalker Ranch, when they're trying
Speaker 2: to get the original print of raiders and George Lucas's right,
Speaker 2: the cabs have got You're going to be in prison
Speaker 2: being rammed. Wow.
Speaker 3: What I liked more was the kids not understanding what
Speaker 3: they meant and going, I don't call what the rams
Speaker 3: do to us? Did you notice actual not trivia questions?
Speaker 3: I won't.
Speaker 2: Okay, Two more things. Yes, I love the the ad
Speaker 2: where they were talking about the new versions and stuff,
Speaker 2: and they've got the voiceover guy, the really cheesy voice.
Speaker 2: It's really super bad assing kids, and then.
Speaker 3: Having Train and Matt in there as well. Yeah, it
Speaker 3: was quite funny.
Speaker 2: I love that. And just a really very very funny
Speaker 2: throw away visual gag is when Hat gets released from
Speaker 2: prison and he's up there on the stage and you know,
Speaker 2: saying thanks everybody, get me a baby, makes me do
Speaker 2: bring him a baby?
Speaker 3: Were trying to crawl away, crawling over the shoulders, like
Speaker 3: get me away from this guy.
Speaker 2: That's okay.
Speaker 5: Remember there are no stupid questions, just stupid people.
Speaker 3: Okay, what it's time for trivia. Speaking of babies, how
Speaker 3: many did he massacre?
Speaker 2: That was twenty three babies?
Speaker 3: Twenty three babies? Correct? Yes, hey, that was one of
Speaker 3: my questions of defense though of grand paranhas.
Speaker 2: My first question to you is what time is the
Speaker 2: saved movies from their directors.
Speaker 3: Really have to be done by tens at two pm?
Speaker 3: It's twelve p twelve pm. Okay. How many members did
Speaker 3: they originally sign up after the first rally?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Gosh, oh damn, because they said a lot numbers? Was
Speaker 3: it six hundred and fifty children and fourteen? My last
Speaker 3: question is who when they break into the Lucas ranch.
Speaker 3: Who's on the wall next to George in the photo?
Speaker 2: It's Judge I Bink jud Jo Binks. Yes, what is
Speaker 2: the name of Tweaks? Doctor?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: No, idea, It's Dtor Norris, doctor Norris. All right, I'm
Speaker 3: done for trivia question you've got any more for me?
Speaker 2: I'll give you one more. Okay, please do what year
Speaker 2: did hat go to prison? Oh? It actually ties into this.
Speaker 2: The inciting incident of this episode was well eight oh
Speaker 2: so it was twenty years ago?
Speaker 3: Eighty two? Yeah, so, because it's two thousand and two,
Speaker 3: went to prison in ad how long ago?
Speaker 2: Yeah? What what you did? Hack?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oka, yeah, nineteen two. Okay, I didn't realize that there
Speaker 3: you won? Did They didn't tied in somehow eight was
Speaker 3: right there. So what was it?
Speaker 2: Was?
Speaker 3: Indiana Jones Raiders.
Speaker 2: Eighty eighty one? I think was really was eighty one?
Speaker 3: What was eighty then? Empire?
Speaker 2: Empire?
Speaker 3: Yes, I need something big in eighty what's your favorite
Speaker 3: film of nineteen eighty off the calf? Oh gosh, you
Speaker 3: were eleven? Yeah, well back then probably Empire?
Speaker 2: Really? Yeah? I saw Mind You See Blues Brothers. No,
Speaker 2: not till a few years later.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, I don't think that's movie kids would really
Speaker 3: enjoy anyway.
Speaker 2: No, not really put on.
Speaker 3: For Elliott the other day because Nicholas like the music's great,
Speaker 3: and I went, it's actually a lot of swearing, not
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Speaker 3: edit of Free Hat was July tenth, two thousand and two,
Speaker 3: written and direct Oh written by Trey Parker, not directed
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Speaker 3: It's the new g ness.
Speaker 4: G.
Speaker 2: It's the new hardness newness.
Speaker 3: Yes. But the episode kicks off with the boys and
Speaker 3: they're arriving at the cinema and when trailers were exciting,
Speaker 3: you know, your kid. I avoid trailers like anything now
Speaker 3: because have they always been this way where they just
Speaker 3: tell the entire film in the trailer?
Speaker 2: No, not always.
Speaker 3: I just it bothers me to no end. I think
Speaker 3: you've got me hooked in the first twenty seconds. You
Speaker 3: can stop now, just that's it feels like every film,
Speaker 3: every trailer used to be was a couple of key
Speaker 3: moments and the summer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, that's it. Don't tell me the story, give
Speaker 2: me the tone, give me the feel.
Speaker 3: Yeah, don't give you the story, as you said, But
Speaker 3: it's the trailer for the re release of ET and
Speaker 3: I remember being excited and as we've already discussed, yeah
Speaker 3: being nice memory. But yeah, but here they make an
Speaker 3: ET more PC yeah change and the terrorist Hi, you
Speaker 3: are terrorists? The same thing.
Speaker 2: And one of the kids uses a term to describe
Speaker 2: what that that development which we will not repeat.
Speaker 3: It not PC no, but yes, they're also saving Private
Speaker 3: Ryan no Nazis their persons of political difference and the
Speaker 3: guns and namby walkie talkies. And also the re re
Speaker 3: re release of The Empire strikes back with Wookies now
Speaker 3: changed to hair Challenge animals and the whole cast on
Speaker 3: Now ewos.
Speaker 2: Their hair challenged? When they've got they've got more hair?
Speaker 3: Maybe yeah, that's the thing. I was a bit confused,
Speaker 3: but maybe this they've got too much hair? Maybe yeah,
Speaker 3: it could be challenging. It would be annoying to be
Speaker 3: covered in hair, tell me about it. But they demand
Speaker 3: their money back. And note what does he say?
Speaker 2: Sorry, shacky say shaky.
Speaker 3: Is It reminds me of the guy from the Simpsons
Speaker 3: that it with him. But they explained here that art
Speaker 3: shouldn't be modified these films are it's true.
Speaker 2: Well what are they saying? What if? What if the
Speaker 2: Roman Empire just kept tweaking the Colisseum? Now it just
Speaker 2: looks like like some shitty on stadium. Look.
Speaker 3: I went to the Regent Theater last week to watch
Speaker 3: The Batman right with the live centdra live live score right,
Speaker 3: and just looking up at that roof, my mate and
Speaker 3: I were going, this building is incredible and you look
Speaker 3: at all And about half an hour prior, we'd gone
Speaker 3: to a McDonald's to have had dinner and it was
Speaker 3: the most fucking bleak experience of eating out I've ever had.
Speaker 3: It was we can't take your order, you have to
Speaker 3: go to that screen and all you print you out
Speaker 3: a ticket and then it's just someone saying one eighty four,
Speaker 3: one eighty five, and I'm like, it's just there's no
Speaker 3: human interaction, right, And then we went up these stairs
Speaker 3: and there's no tables in this place. It's so it's
Speaker 3: it's hard to explain. It's elevated platforms, kind of like
Speaker 3: a tears when you go to like an indoor sporting
Speaker 3: stadium and it's just you know, when you go to
Speaker 3: a local basketball game. But they're all individual sounds very sad,
Speaker 3: and each table is about, I know, thirty centers by
Speaker 3: thirty centimes round. It's designed for people to not engage,
Speaker 3: so they don't want you to engage with people in
Speaker 3: You order the food and they no longer expect you
Speaker 3: to engage when so my friend and I had to
Speaker 3: sit next to each other at two separate little tables,
Speaker 3: and then the worker go and then the worker was cleaning,
Speaker 3: and I said, why they like this? He goes, I was
Speaker 3: designed for people just having lunch in their lunch boat.
Speaker 3: The don't want to talk to anyone. I'm like, that's
Speaker 3: where we've come now, how in human McDonald's used to be.
Speaker 3: You go there the fucking happy Meal when happy meant
Speaker 3: something and there was fucking statues and the city look
Speaker 3: like Hamburgers. Now it looks like it's been taken out
Speaker 3: of a flat packed Ikea box.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's all very ike I mean, I don't hate Ikea,
Speaker 2: but I do sort of hate the ikea aesthetic going
Speaker 2: to everything.
Speaker 3: I mean, you look at that, it was bleak.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you look at a Macas or Hungry Jacks or
Speaker 2: Booking or whatever from even the nineties, which I was
Speaker 2: about to say the nineties, that's thirty years ago now,
Speaker 2: but yeah, there was some degree of fun, imagination, personality
Speaker 2: exactly right in the architecture. And now it's all the same.
Speaker 3: I feel like KFC kind of keeps some sort of
Speaker 3: element of fun, I think just by virtue of its color. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: but Hungry Jacks McDonald's name. Not everything is stage and beige.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's terrible, but yeah. I was just going
Speaker 3: from McDonald's this bleak, shitty little restaurant to the Regent
Speaker 3: Theater and going, yeah, but were they made buildings with detail?
Speaker 2: The other The other sad thing about Macas though, is
Speaker 2: I mean, if you actually go in as you did
Speaker 2: and place your order by the screen as opposed to
Speaker 2: the person, you hear what's just behind the behind the
Speaker 2: in the kitchen that fucking sound. Oh my god. It
Speaker 2: is like being in the factory at the end of
Speaker 2: the terminator where everything is going to, or like the
Speaker 2: emergency room of of some hospital. Somewhere. It's all just
Speaker 2: incessant noise. I mean, I can't imagine the star turn
Speaker 2: because I just make it dry.
Speaker 3: And well basically, my mate was saying, that's why kids
Speaker 3: don't stay working with your very much longer, because that
Speaker 3: sound is just constantly.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I couldn't even describe it. I just I was so upset.
Speaker 3: But going to the regional theater going when they just
Speaker 3: left shit alone, people cared. There's been another episode of
Speaker 3: Daniel and go I get grumpy about modern life, but
Speaker 3: I thought it was relevant. He was talking about you know,
Speaker 3: just y Yeah, yeah, just how But anyway, they form
Speaker 3: a society, yes, the save films from their own directors club,
Speaker 3: as they put it. Yeah, but Tweet doesn't want to
Speaker 3: tweak is I know, he saves the day technical here,
Speaker 3: but god.
Speaker 2: No, he's annoying. His negative and he's annoying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's there's no positive traits to keep this character.
Speaker 3: I know. I mean even as a supporting character. I'm like,
Speaker 3: what's gone? I done that. It was funny for a
Speaker 3: one note character for an episode, but he's done now.
Speaker 3: I don't need to see I would be fine and
Speaker 3: never see Tweak again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, sorry, Tweak. I feel much the same. Not great.
Speaker 3: No, Tweet doesn't want to do it. You're not a
Speaker 3: team playing. No, I'm not a team player.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, well.
Speaker 3: Fuck off then, and they put the sign up for
Speaker 3: the rally be at the school at twelve tomorrow. But
Speaker 3: Cartman here, dude, that signs sex.
Speaker 1: Nobody's going to show up. Well, what's wrong with it?
Speaker 1: Look at it, dude, you're not having any fabulous praises.
Speaker 1: You have to have for fabulous praises if you want
Speaker 1: people to show for your stupid crap.
Speaker 3: Like a free hat, so we can make them out
Speaker 3: of paper, And they send Tweak to make fifty papers
Speaker 3: while they get the gymnasium ready. Tweets his dad's they're
Speaker 3: supporting him, moist. He's stressing out making all these paper hats.
Speaker 3: He's going to find your center. It's like calm, it's
Speaker 3: have a good more of the happy.
Speaker 2: Place, of course. Or yeah, five clubs also got.
Speaker 3: This, Yes, calm, puppies and carts. The vision of Cartman
Speaker 3: waking over him, yep. Yeah.
Speaker 2: How many hats is as Tweak made by that point
Speaker 2: or does he make.
Speaker 3: In the end, and he ends up making fifteen fifteen yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: well I think he made fifteen at a pointcause he
Speaker 3: was up all night. He said, making fifteen, can't touch
Speaker 3: him to hurry up, and yes, so he arrives next day,
Speaker 3: you only made fifteen. As we said, he goest be spies.
Speaker 3: Anyone's here anyway, goes inside. Oh shit, people in there. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and they're gonna kick our as. Oh my god, we
Speaker 3: haven't got hats for him? And was it? Cartain says,
Speaker 3: never underrestment. They have a free hat. Everyone's really happy
Speaker 3: to be there, and then they realize here though, there's
Speaker 3: actually been a miscommunication because they were chanting free hat,
Speaker 3: free hat thing it Oh my god, they want the hats. No,
Speaker 3: they want to free hey child murderer.
Speaker 2: It's not free hat is in the noun, it's free
Speaker 2: hat as an a verb.
Speaker 3: Yeah hat McCullough, mcallough, I believe been in prison since
Speaker 3: eighty two. Everyone starts to leave, but in the stand
Speaker 3: please look, can't we can we do this as well?
Speaker 3: Work together? And I love that. Can we also work
Speaker 3: on towards sure? Yes, yeah, it will stay.
Speaker 2: Then what could possibly go wrong?
Speaker 3: To the meeting at Stan's house now talking about how
Speaker 3: they've got two hundred and fourteen members. But ted couple now,
Speaker 3: I don't know, think about tea couple I've had we
Speaker 3: mentioned on Simpsons before and very short just a newsman,
Speaker 3: just newsman. Yeah, he wants them on Nightline, and Cartlin says,
Speaker 3: I'm going to do all the talking here, which plays,
Speaker 3: howeverously in the moment. I'm gonna do all the talking
Speaker 3: because I'm the official spokesman.
Speaker 2: Why would you?
Speaker 3: Because because I claimed it like a puss, big run.
Speaker 3: Now nineties kids out there, well, when you hear what
Speaker 3: could possibly go wrong? What's what's your thing? Oh gosh,
Speaker 3: there's two things for me. Obviously, there's the Simpsons reference nothings.
Speaker 3: Nothing's PUSSI blag gun wrong wrong, possibly get wrong. That's
Speaker 3: first thing that's ever gone wrong. It's scratchy Land. But
Speaker 3: also there was a game in the early nineties on
Speaker 3: the Super Nintendo called Bubbzy and the very first you
Speaker 3: mention and when you're a kid in your hire a
Speaker 3: video game from the store or whatever. I can't tell
Speaker 3: you how many games on high I couldn't get past
Speaker 3: the first two levels. So you just play those same
Speaker 3: two or three levels over and over and over again.
Speaker 3: Because I was too young to be able to play
Speaker 3: it properly. But the first thing used to say, like
Speaker 3: a little bit before each level, you'd always go like
Speaker 3: a passively go around. I I've heard him say that
Speaker 3: a million times because I would always die the first level,
Speaker 3: like to go back to the start, like a passively
Speaker 3: go wrong. So that's for me.
Speaker 2: I mean, what's yours? It's really just a line from
Speaker 2: any sort of comedy or sitcom, whereas like, yeah, we
Speaker 2: personally yeah, and it's usually you know, some cool guy
Speaker 2: about to bring his slightly nerdier mate into some wacky
Speaker 2: scheme that m why could personally go wrong? Trust me?
Speaker 3: Going to be great? A lot's going to go wrong,
Speaker 3: and what's going to go right? Going to have a
Speaker 3: bad hilarity answer, He's going to have a bad time. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's time for Nightline. Now. We don't really have shows
Speaker 3: like Nightline anymore in Australia anyway, do we not?
Speaker 2: Really? I mean the ABC has got a few many
Speaker 2: ABC's got seven thirty at seven thirty, but.
Speaker 3: This this is on broadcast like the ABC's badcaster obviously,
Speaker 3: but channel seven, Channel nine. I mean, there was the
Speaker 3: Glory Days quote unquote Glory Days, the gloridates. For me
Speaker 3: growing up with Sports Tonight, I got all my sports updates,
Speaker 3: like the last half an hour. We didn't get just
Speaker 3: the sports five minutes. We've got Sports Tonight.
Speaker 2: Well, you had dueling current affair shows on channels nine
Speaker 2: and seven. We had a current Affair and to Dayton,
Speaker 2: that's right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and with the hard issues initially not moving his law.
Speaker 2: People from here, the neighbors from hell is the main ship.
Speaker 2: Let Dodgy Trade's or something, Dodgy Trades, Dodgy Trading used.
Speaker 3: To how do you feel about ripping off all the
Speaker 3: old ladies?
Speaker 2: Just honestly, I mean if I was that, if I
Speaker 2: was a Dodgy Trading or something like that and a
Speaker 2: current of thing, honestly would tell them the funk off?
Speaker 2: I would, And I would just revel in it, because.
Speaker 3: I reckon you become you become a sensation.
Speaker 2: You would have so many people at home just going
Speaker 2: tell them the funk off. But yeah, those shows used
Speaker 2: to well, I think when they initially started was like
Speaker 2: we're going to talk about political issues with you know,
Speaker 2: the POLLI of the day, and eventually became like nobody's
Speaker 2: interested in that.
Speaker 3: Every podcast we're going to have real conversations, conversations but
Speaker 3: also free. Had to get more patrios, we need to
Speaker 3: offer them a free hat, free hat. When I decided
Speaker 3: to the patren the next three months gets a free hat.
Speaker 2: But no, they don't really exist. I mean, there's still
Speaker 2: a current affair on on Channel nine, but that is
Speaker 2: very much neighbors from Helen. Dodgy trades from how I
Speaker 2: Phil is another one.
Speaker 3: It's like a bad lawyers maybe nah.
Speaker 2: From doll Bludges.
Speaker 3: Doll Bludges, Yeah, but dodgy trades and neighbors from Hew.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But I love here in Nightline though, it's the keyword
Speaker 3: here is confessed, convicted, confessed serial better babies.
Speaker 2: How'm gonna pass this over a tweak official.
Speaker 3: Spokesman because you're I love here too? When tweaks speaking,
Speaker 3: the little tagline advocate of Toddler Murder.
Speaker 5: Just answer me this week. What do you see as
Speaker 5: positive about Toddler Murder?
Speaker 2: It's it's easy, Yes, it is easy.
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 5: Then on to your other cars saving films from their directors?
Speaker 5: What got you boys interested in this, especially given your
Speaker 5: pro Toddler murder status.
Speaker 1: We believe that films have to be taken away from
Speaker 1: people like Steven Spielberg and George Look, because they're insane.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm glad you said that, boys, because joining us
Speaker 5: now are Steven Spielberg and George Lucas.
Speaker 2: Hello, Ted, I ain't Ted.
Speaker 5: Gentlemen, these Toddler murder fans think that you're insane and
Speaker 5: shouldn't be allowed to alter your films.
Speaker 3: Your response, well, first.
Speaker 5: Of all, both George and I are very firmly against
Speaker 5: the murdering of.
Speaker 1: Toddler's here here, stevens George Lucas, get me out of here,
Speaker 1: Get me out of here.
Speaker 5: And as for altering our films, all we're doing is
Speaker 5: trying to reach a new audience with our movies. As
Speaker 5: the makers of dreams, we like to speak for the children.
Speaker 1: Uh we thought we were speaking for the children. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we're children.
Speaker 2: And it's funny because I mean, you tend to think
Speaker 2: of Spielberg as the most sort of easy going, chill
Speaker 2: one in touch with his in the child, whereas George
Speaker 2: Lucas is kind of like weird in case it seems
Speaker 2: kind of odd, yeah, and yeah, sort of more old business.
Speaker 2: It's very set in his ways as well. Yeah, So
Speaker 2: to have that to have the bit of the script flip.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I love the George Lucas was Yeah, the
Speaker 3: goin's just in all though he loves it. Yeah, as
Speaker 3: a maker of dreams, we speak for the chilchldredren. But
Speaker 3: we're children, we're speaking. Cartman says they're only motivated by money.
Speaker 3: That's the end reason they're doing, not to make changes
Speaker 3: and benefits. It's just money, pure money. And of course,
Speaker 3: as he says, why he said they both choose George is.
Speaker 2: Like I'm not Jewish because Lucas.
Speaker 3: But Cartman accidentally gives them the idea for tweaking Raiders.
Speaker 2: Yes, and now that the club see, there's already been
Speaker 2: enough of it. It's a very minor tweak. And I
Speaker 2: don't think it's in the actual movie.
Speaker 3: Okay, what is it?
Speaker 2: I think when DVDs started to become popular, it's like, well,
Speaker 2: we've got to have them all on the shelf, and
Speaker 2: you want to have them all next to one another.
Speaker 2: So we're going to call it Indiana Jones and the
Speaker 2: Raiders of the Lost Arc. Now, so you're oh shit,
Speaker 2: really yeah? Yeah, I don't know how long that actually
Speaker 2: stuck around.
Speaker 3: It's like Star Wars and New Hope he changed it
Speaker 3: to episode four, didn't he? Well, it was I mean,
Speaker 3: it was always episode four, was it?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah?
Speaker 3: I thought it first came out says called Star Wars.
Speaker 3: I was just called Star Wars. But in the actual credits,
Speaker 3: they when you have the opening scroll, it says episode four,
Speaker 3: and always say episode four.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: I always thought they always.
Speaker 2: Like, wait a minute, what what's going on?
Speaker 1: That?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I mean, and it added to the mystique. It was Greg,
Speaker 3: It's like, what the wait a minute? There was more
Speaker 3: stories for this, what's going on?
Speaker 2: I loved it, but your face?
Speaker 3: I thought he had.
Speaker 2: Sorry I should I should have look this up properly beforehand,
Speaker 2: but yeah, there was.
Speaker 3: I'm looking up now.
Speaker 2: Indiana Jones and Raiders the Lost Arc. I don't think
Speaker 2: it ever they ever adjusted the opening credits to say that,
Speaker 2: but they certainly did it on DVD covers.
Speaker 3: I was today years old when I realized that the
Speaker 3: first movie is just Raiders of the Lost Ark without
Speaker 3: the Indiana Jones tag. And there's a picture of the
Speaker 3: DVD case.
Speaker 2: Ok So, I mean, if you've got real nerds who
Speaker 2: are like, well, these these DVD's going here, and they've
Speaker 2: got to be in alphabetic a Lord, but then Indiana
Speaker 2: Jones and the Templar Data tapes. Yeah, but yeah, Temple
Speaker 2: and Doom and the last cru said, and I know
Speaker 2: the others there will be in this section, but Red
Speaker 2: is the less. It's gonna be all the here, but.
Speaker 3: It's I'm looking at the poster just as Raiders.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, when the movie was always Raiders the Lost
Speaker 2: Ark and always will be. But yeah, they were trying
Speaker 2: to rebrand it as Indiana Jones and the.
Speaker 3: Please don't do that, and please stop making Indiana Jones films.
Speaker 2: Yeah, please stop doing that. Or honestly, I mean, I
Speaker 2: love Harrison Vatter as much as the next man, but
Speaker 2: just reboot with someone else. Do it, do a Bond.
Speaker 3: Star, don't just leave it. Just don't do it.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, I would like more movies.
Speaker 3: Just come up with something good.
Speaker 2: Well, I would like more movies like The Raiders of
Speaker 2: Lost Ark or in the spirit of Raiders Laa. But
Speaker 2: be original, a wonderful, dashing, daring, dowardmancha.
Speaker 3: I always found the Mummy wanted to be very Raiders esque.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, great.
Speaker 3: Brenda Fraser would have been the perfect person to reboot
Speaker 3: in Indiana Jones franchise with It would have been good
Speaker 3: Late Night Brenda Fraser.
Speaker 2: Yeah, or Superman. I always saw him a Superman thing.
Speaker 2: You would have been greater Superman Brendon Fraser. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: oh yeah.
Speaker 3: From the ninety seven Ish Fraser like Georgia Jungle Time,
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, absolutely, because he had that Clark Kent aspect.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he could play like a sort of a
Speaker 2: Bumbloo but then yeah, I mean you could. I'd love
Speaker 2: to see a screen test of him doing the Christopher
Speaker 2: Reef thing that that everybody loves. Where he changed, where
Speaker 2: he's in lowest Land's apartment, He's got his Clerk Kent
Speaker 2: past year and then he just Supman's.
Speaker 3: Up and it's ship.
Speaker 2: He fucking morphed in real time.
Speaker 3: Brenda Fraser's gone too shape and edit.
Speaker 2: It would be amazing.
Speaker 3: Remember when everyone remember when we used to talk about
Speaker 3: how much we love Brendan Fraser and everyone got on
Speaker 3: that bandwagon and everyone's just forgotten about him again.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, well, I mean he's in he's in movies, he's.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it was just, oh my god, Brendan Fraser.
Speaker 2: We love him.
Speaker 4: What's for?
Speaker 3: Everybody's over him? We just love him so much and
Speaker 3: now no one's talking about him again. No, he's sort
Speaker 3: of back on the wagon. He's working again, but he's
Speaker 3: always working. Yeah, he's back to where he was now.
Speaker 3: I mean he's he's been given the critical acclaim. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's co starring in this movie that's on
Speaker 2: Amazon at the moment called Brothers with Peter Inklidge and
Speaker 2: Josh Brolin, and he's got the and Brendan Fraser apart,
Speaker 2: and it says and Academia would winner Brendan Fraiker. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so I mean that's he's got the award he deserved.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And it's probably a nice little bump for him as well. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so he probably gets a nice little pay bump as well.
Speaker 2: So that's good news.
Speaker 3: But I was loving because he had the same name
Speaker 3: as me, and I didn't know any other Brendans in
Speaker 3: my life and it was spelt right too, That's what
Speaker 3: That's what was important for me. But yeah, getting here,
Speaker 3: So basically, Spilwork and Lucas have arrived and they're fucking shit.
Speaker 2: Have aren't they They are indeed.
Speaker 3: Yes, giving him the idea to tweak Raiders. So they
Speaker 3: having the club meeting and they are telling the people
Speaker 3: all about the news, but he's going to tweak raiders
Speaker 3: and come and explains the only way to stop this
Speaker 3: is to go to the ranch, Lucas's ranch and get
Speaker 3: the original negative here. But everyone's more interested in freeing Hat.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Are they going to Skywalker Ranch with the Lucas's
Speaker 2: house because well, it says Lucas's house.
Speaker 3: He says, go walk a Ranch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because Lucas actually lives in Marin County, which is
Speaker 2: where lu and I visited last year when we went.
Speaker 3: To California, So he doesn't he never lives at the ranch.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I.
Speaker 2: Think the sky Will Ranch is actually more.
Speaker 3: His office, okay, because they referred to as Lucas's house,
Speaker 3: but also score a a ranch anyway, who knows?
Speaker 2: And I was like George Lucy, we're exactly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, we should go get that negative as soon
Speaker 5: as we get Hat free.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't know, we need to do this first, but
Speaker 1: we have to free Hat. It's just you know, he
Speaker 1: killed twenty three babies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it was in self defense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he killed twenty three babies in self defense.
Speaker 5: Hat was attacked maliciously and unprovoked by a gang of
Speaker 5: babies in West Town Park. When that many babies get together,
Speaker 5: they can be like Piranha. Three eyewitnesses testified that I
Speaker 5: had had and killed those babies, they'd have killed him.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I thought there's gonna be some sort of playing that
Speaker 3: the releasing usually betray Hi Matt. They don't have dialogue.
Speaker 3: That's going to waste. So I thought the fact there
Speaker 3: was three eyewitnesses and blah blah blah, that was going
Speaker 3: to all play into it somehow. But no, but they
Speaker 3: decided to split up. Someth'm gonna go to the governor.
Speaker 3: I'm pleased to get hat free. We're going to well somewhere,
Speaker 3: apparently going to come out with a negative, but none
Speaker 3: of them did. So this is the fact that split
Speaker 3: up is that the people have gone to the governor
Speaker 3: and the kids have gone to I think that they're
Speaker 3: splitting up anyway. But Tweet quits because you can't deal
Speaker 3: with the stress that they create. And I thought, good, good, lesson,
Speaker 3: there's going the better. Look look, Tweet, people aren't into you.
Speaker 3: They're finding you very annoying. Your one last shot.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean they sort of gave him a bit
Speaker 2: of a hero's farewell to hope.
Speaker 3: It's a farewell well yeah, yes, but they break into
Speaker 3: his house and or the ranch. They find the negatives
Speaker 3: for three hundred plus versions of the Star Wars films.
Speaker 3: First Day at School, Wedding digitally enhanced versions of the wedding.
Speaker 3: And then there's one that they quickly panned over. If
Speaker 3: you didn't freeze frame it, you missed it. But it
Speaker 3: says kids first swimming lessons, digitally enhanced weather. Oh, and
Speaker 3: they find the Raiders one and they make tweat grab it.
Speaker 3: I'll get up there and grab it from the latter.
Speaker 3: Then Lucas enters and they say it's time for Plan
Speaker 3: B not Plan bing. And this was a bit that
Speaker 3: was kind of funny, but I thought went a little longer.
Speaker 3: I guess it was all right. The argument over with
Speaker 3: it to do and icy the heart with a call something.
Speaker 2: Eh, Yeah, that felt like filler.
Speaker 3: Yes, because layah, this is probably once I killed in
Speaker 3: the writer's room. It was like, it's fun in the
Speaker 3: writer's room. Didn't really translate, well, you know what it is.
Speaker 3: It's the song that they do in baseball. That's the reference.
Speaker 3: They did the answer of the costumes and whatnot, and
Speaker 3: this is what Lucas says, you're going to call the
Speaker 3: cops and you'll swie me in Jaibei rammed as you said,
Speaker 3: and they say to him, this is so. This was
Speaker 3: the first time I realized anyway they're playing up the
Speaker 3: Star Wars Vadas saga. There's still some good in there.
Speaker 3: I made them i'd the right to do what I want.
Speaker 3: And the boys like, no, no, no, they're blow to society.
Speaker 3: And then Lucas here fears maybe I forgot what an
Speaker 3: artist is all about, and Spillway comes in the Emperor.
Speaker 5: You haven't let these do a children affect your judgment.
Speaker 2: Have you joined?
Speaker 3: Don't forget you belong to me.
Speaker 2: Don't listen to her.
Speaker 1: You still have a chance to preserve your film.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, boys, now take the children prisoner. What you
Speaker 5: trouble makers shall be my guests of honor at the
Speaker 5: premiere of the new Raiders of the Last Arc. Your
Speaker 5: gay little club is o you Steven Spielberg.
Speaker 1: Come on, you guys.
Speaker 2: Don't even think about it.
Speaker 5: Kid, And I'm not afraid to use this working turkey, the.
Speaker 2: One with the cocaine problem.
Speaker 5: Escape mine, director, leave him, let him run back to
Speaker 5: his mommy. You must get the film ready for the premiere.
Speaker 2: Lucas come.
Speaker 3: I got a huge kick out of this. Can't really
Speaker 3: explain why Lucas come here. I think just saying Spielberg,
Speaker 3: as he said, as the villain here, it was just
Speaker 3: so good.
Speaker 4: Come.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's partly star wasn't partly raided? Yea with these
Speaker 2: with these villains.
Speaker 3: I love that he said he's going to invite them
Speaker 3: as the guests of one or two the Premierre screening
Speaker 3: of the re release of the Raiders of Lost Dark film.
Speaker 3: So then we get the trailer for the re release
Speaker 3: of the pilot episode of South Park. It's always fun,
Speaker 3: as we said that when they take fun of themselves.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, when you actually see them on screen, Yeah,
Speaker 2: because they're both really appealing screen presence as well. I mean,
Speaker 2: I think it's it makes it good looking guys. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: it makes.
Speaker 3: Sense that you would cast them in something like basketball
Speaker 3: as well. I mean, if you're a bit of a
Speaker 3: shame they sort of just went back behind the scene.
Speaker 3: And I feel like Trey Park is one of those
Speaker 3: guys who if he wasn't, we didn't have that. I
Speaker 3: say that the reputation of South Park over his head.
Speaker 2: I feel like he could have.
Speaker 3: Been a genuine actor. He's a good looking dude. Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Apparently he's into martial arts and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: It's like you could probably put him in some action
Speaker 2: comedy or something because it means you look at all
Speaker 2: Gasmo when he's like doing martial arts and that.
Speaker 3: But he's making South Art money, so he didn't give
Speaker 3: a shit and he's in control as well.
Speaker 2: True. Yeah, nice living the dream. Coming this summer, it's.
Speaker 4: The digitally re enhanced re release of the very first
Speaker 4: pilot episode of South Park. Yes, the classic, rough handmade
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Speaker 4: The Flying Saucer no longer cheat construction paper, but a
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Speaker 2: Yes, everything's new, new is better.
Speaker 5: When we first made South Park, we didn't want to
Speaker 5: use construction paper, we just had to because it was cheap.
Speaker 5: And now with new technology, we can finally remaster South
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Speaker 4: Yes, all the charm of the simple little cartoon will
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Speaker 3: finger discount. Tweak now tells everybody and in the club
Speaker 3: about the boys being held prisoner just like hat and
Speaker 3: they say maybe we can out the Governor's icy heart
Speaker 3: with a cool islands. Yeah, that works, And they have
Speaker 3: the argument that the boys had and they say, I
Speaker 3: did love the voice. Hope looks cool is hard temper
Speaker 3: with a fresh ear, and they decided to do that.
Speaker 3: Then we get excess Hollywood, and I thought we may
Speaker 3: have a betle to Let a molten reference here.
Speaker 2: But no, it was it was just that Pat O'Brien.
Speaker 3: Oh is it okay? Then I didn't lost on me.
Speaker 3: But they now, is this meant to be across tatawein
Speaker 3: or is this a Raiders reference here? When they're walking
Speaker 3: across and he's got the Raiders, that is Raders? They okay,
Speaker 3: it reminded me maybe he's got the sad people and
Speaker 3: he's looking also with the Yeah, but.
Speaker 2: He's got the bazooker and he's like, I'm gonna blow
Speaker 2: it up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right, that's right. Yeah, I haven't watched it
Speaker 3: for a long time to visit it, but yeah, they're
Speaker 3: walking to the premiere. Basically they see tweak and all
Speaker 3: I want my friends. I want my friends to be safe,
Speaker 3: except Carmon, you can keep coming to shoot the negative
Speaker 3: And Spilbey tries to call his bluff, doesn't he and
Speaker 3: he kind of does. Well, that's that's a direct lift
Speaker 3: from from is where Yeah, Belloch is like, go ahead,
Speaker 3: low it up, do it like you can't what a villain, right,
Speaker 3: I love that guy. I don't know if it's from
Speaker 3: earlier in the film, but they're talking about you.
Speaker 2: And I are just walking through history. This, this is history,
Speaker 2: and of course they allude to that with like this
Speaker 2: has improved improved history. Yeah, I love that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, as we said, what a great parody, it's not
Speaker 3: a parody, it's it's a mar it's a tribute. It's
Speaker 3: a tribute to a marchin. That's what part does so
Speaker 3: so well as they poke fun. But but you're mentioning
Speaker 3: today we record episode of the movie Guy today with
Speaker 3: Leonard and you mentioned that that Tray and Matt are
Speaker 3: so good at having a sold story and throwing in
Speaker 3: gags yeah.
Speaker 2: Or even yeah, and stuff that they may pinch from
Speaker 2: other people, but they realize, oh, this works in service
Speaker 2: of what we want to say.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't think they've got any disrespect for
Speaker 2: Spielberger Lucas. I think there's a great deal of respect there.
Speaker 2: I think they're like, yeah, you guys are sort of
Speaker 2: straying from the true path a little bit. You know,
Speaker 2: we we wouldn't be saying this if we didn't love
Speaker 2: what you do. If we didn't love the work that
Speaker 2: you've given us, and you know the way it makes
Speaker 2: us feel. And when you I can understand why you'd
Speaker 2: want to tweak it, but yeah, you kind of. It's
Speaker 2: not disrespectful to us, but yeah, it's almost disrespectful to
Speaker 2: what you gave us. Yeah, I mean just get along,
Speaker 2: yeah a lot. But yeah, So when you lift scenes
Speaker 2: wholesale from something like Raiders.
Speaker 3: You put your characters, use it to further your story.
Speaker 2: You use it to further your story and also tell jokes,
Speaker 2: it's like, yeah, it's a win win win win win.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And plus it's, as we've mentioned recently on the
Speaker 3: four figure discount, modern day Simpsons parodies tend to be
Speaker 3: only funny. He gives no the source material. Yeah, this
Speaker 3: is an episode that you could enjoy without having even
Speaker 3: knowing it.
Speaker 2: Knowing that, yeah, knowing that this is his Raiders is
Speaker 2: just a bonus.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But otherwise the story is moving along very very well. Yep.
Speaker 3: It's almost like they're doing what the Simpsons were doing
Speaker 3: in their peak, isn't it where I know this is
Speaker 3: something I'm not quite sure what I'm going to go
Speaker 3: find out what it is. Yeah, and you can't do it,
Speaker 3: so we can't do it, and then we can't. Everybody
Speaker 3: singing the song for the Governor, which doesn't really go anywhere.
Speaker 3: I guess it succeeds because he gets set free. But
Speaker 3: the premiere is beginning, and the boys now tied up
Speaker 3: at the back, and he's the screening here. After the
Speaker 3: screen he's finished, we're in a destroy oh the old
Speaker 3: prison celebration, So it can't ever be viewed the original
Speaker 3: way ever. Again, stand tells the boys close your eyes,
Speaker 3: close your eyes. I'm like, oh, I know what's happening now. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the audience realized, Oh my god, version is awful as
Speaker 3: he watchs and ship around and he kills everybody the
Speaker 3: same way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, what comes out of the arc kills all
Speaker 2: the nats.
Speaker 3: Is over watching that for the first time that I
Speaker 3: would have been about twelve and going that's not what
Speaker 3: I expected.
Speaker 2: Oh, but you rewatched Raiders and like there's I mean,
Speaker 2: at the end, at the start of rais lost Ark,
Speaker 2: where you know Indiana Jones is searching for the for
Speaker 2: the idol. He's got Stibo with him, Satipo betrays him. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but then he's making his way to the cave and
Speaker 2: Stebo just fell a foul of the booby traps. Gross
Speaker 2: as hell, the big screamer that you see that as
Speaker 2: a kid and you're like, oh, that's so I'm scared,
Speaker 2: but I love it. It's wonderful mixed emotions. Raiders is
Speaker 2: full of that stuff.
Speaker 3: I can't remember the last time a film really made
Speaker 3: me feel that that way. Maybe it's only a film
Speaker 3: a way you can really be captured when.
Speaker 2: You're a kid, I think so. Yeah. I mean I watched.
Speaker 3: Terrified for the first time recently and I was like,
Speaker 3: I'm not so sure there's a story here. It's more
Speaker 3: just gory deaths. And it come to a point where
Speaker 3: I went, even, I have my limits. But in terms
Speaker 3: of like Terrifier one, there's a scene I was were
Speaker 3: you grossed out or you're bored now? As in, I
Speaker 3: can't watch this, it's too much. You know, we talk
Speaker 3: about hostel and things, right, So, have you ever watched Terrifier?
Speaker 2: No, I'm not saying anything.
Speaker 3: I've not seen any other climp spoiler for one of
Speaker 3: the deaths, right was there's a woman hanging upside down, dude,
Speaker 3: and he gets a saw and cuts it down. The
Speaker 3: middle in half. Yeah, yeah, when he sort of went
Speaker 3: that with the saw and I was like, pause, I
Speaker 3: want entertainment that is ascending down the big three box.
Speaker 3: I just skipped that. I enjoyed the movie. I love
Speaker 3: the idea that you can make like so many of
Speaker 3: these terrified films, and I love that the fact that
Speaker 3: it's just become a huge success because it was such
Speaker 3: an indie film and it's just a concept where it's
Speaker 3: just a guy killing people. Doesn't ever need a story.
Speaker 2: People just you're on the phone with Out the Clown. Now,
Speaker 2: do you want to tell.
Speaker 3: That that was that was the experience? Yeah. I was
Speaker 3: just like, you're fun to have him on the podcast,
Speaker 3: and he's going to be up on an upcoming episode
Speaker 3: of TUNEI chim comes get on the movie guide?
Speaker 2: Why not?
Speaker 3: I reckon he did love that in Molton Out the Clown. Yeah,
Speaker 3: good good man the man behind the art. But so
Speaker 3: the premiere is going on, it's killing everybody. Everyone realizes,
Speaker 3: you know, we've made a mistake here. The boys now
Speaker 3: just randomly not tied up anymore. Oh, they'll just free
Speaker 3: at the end. I guess that it breake the ropes
Speaker 3: at now. I was were tired with I don't.
Speaker 2: But then so I suppose that, Yeah, that's kind of
Speaker 2: a from the nitpick about Ray's the lost arc as well,
Speaker 2: because because Indian Indian marry and the only ones left
Speaker 2: at the ends, like I think, when you're.
Speaker 3: Tied up, wait about maybe that's them taking the mickey.
Speaker 2: It's the first time I thought about that, after what
Speaker 2: Whatty something he is?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, maybe there is something in there that
Speaker 3: there could be, But the South Park don't have that.
Speaker 3: People died and all of a sudden they've got no
Speaker 3: rope on their hands anymore. But we have the discussion here,
Speaker 3: So first of all, before we have that, it's the
Speaker 3: town celebrated in the release of hat McCollough.
Speaker 2: And thanks to the bravery.
Speaker 5: Of this young man in particular, Hat McCollough is finally
Speaker 5: free for prison.
Speaker 2: Thank you everyone killed Kelly.
Speaker 1: I'm still thankful for all your support.
Speaker 2: And I just wonder if I could get a baby
Speaker 2: real quick.
Speaker 3: Sure, give that man a baby. I was surprised that
Speaker 3: that story didn't have some sort of pay off. I
Speaker 3: just wanted to be something more there. It's like, I know,
Speaker 3: he's just a guy who killed children, and that's the joke.
Speaker 3: Thought I thought there'd be more to it. I thought
Speaker 3: there was gonna be some sort of twist in that story,
Speaker 3: and there just wasn't. But the boys discuss here. People
Speaker 3: don't say care that we've we've prevented Spielberg from altering
Speaker 3: Raiders now, but they'll care later, and Tweak asks about
Speaker 3: the originals where are the original stuff? A bit of
Speaker 3: a political statement.
Speaker 2: Here, Oh yeah, biting social commentary, yes.
Speaker 3: Which I don't think we get We do get it
Speaker 3: in South Farnk, but not kind of like, not this blatant,
Speaker 3: not this blatant. I mean there's someone have been louden episode.
Speaker 2: Yes, but usually this when usually this doesn't really feel
Speaker 2: like a joke so much. It just feels like, oh,
Speaker 2: this is something we're not too happy about, or you know,
Speaker 2: we should know more about nine to eleven. Yeah, an
Speaker 2: opportunity to throw this in.
Speaker 3: Tweak us where the original negatives are and one of
Speaker 3: the boys cover He says, is it's safe where noverybody
Speaker 3: ever find it, and it's in the warehouse of all
Speaker 3: the Red Cross nine to eleven relief funds.
Speaker 2: But also yes, out of the shout out to the
Speaker 2: end of Raiders of Lost arc where the ark is
Speaker 2: put in a giant warehouse full of goodness only knows what.
Speaker 3: Yeah, where is that warehouse or what is that warehouse
Speaker 3: meant to be?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I think it's somewhere in Washington.
Speaker 3: Okay, or who knows. So it's basically the X Files warehouse. Yeah,
Speaker 3: pretty much deep throat putsy stuff.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's not deep throat the smoky man. Deep throaty
Speaker 3: tries to leak all the ship, doesn't.
Speaker 2: He That's right, that's what that's what a deep throat
Speaker 2: does well, among other things.
Speaker 3: All right, guys, Well that is our review of Free Hat,
Speaker 3: A fantastic episode of South Berk. I loved this.
Speaker 2: This was good fun. Enjoyed this very early.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think just particularly because it referenced the ET thing.
Speaker 2: I was like, it's just it's speaking.
Speaker 3: To none of you. Love it when you watch something
Speaker 3: and you realize that the people creating it are on
Speaker 3: the same wavelength.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's one of the great joys. It really is.
Speaker 2: When you start reading a book.
Speaker 3: And its like, oh my goodness, you think the same things.
Speaker 3: I think, Yeah, yeah, well that's I'm not alone in
Speaker 3: this world.
Speaker 2: That's I've forgotten who who would attributed to. But yeah,
Speaker 2: one of the great sayings is we read to know
Speaker 2: we're not alone, and yeah, we consume our to know
Speaker 2: we're not alone. There's so many great things about this.
Speaker 3: And also it's one of those things where none of
Speaker 3: my friends gave a ship about ET. Right. It was
Speaker 3: as an old movie. It was a two, so it
Speaker 3: was twenty years old, which along it's now forty years
Speaker 3: old plus, can't believe that. But it was almost like
Speaker 3: I had no one to talk about my grievances. With
Speaker 3: the re release of ET, I'm like, Ao, look like
Speaker 3: a nerd and b that just genuinely just don't give
Speaker 3: a shit about eighteen. It's like it's a kid's movie.
Speaker 3: And seeing this now just like I wish I'd seen
Speaker 3: this at the time, like, ah, well see the hair.
Speaker 3: It's one of the I don't think I've ever seen
Speaker 3: this episode before before the Internet became the hellscape that
Speaker 3: it is now, when first tweet as a shithole. Now, oh,
Speaker 3: lots a lot of social media it's pretty bad. But
Speaker 3: when the Internet first happened and when I first started
Speaker 3: the sort of game prominence, I mean, yeah, getting on board.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, you like that it was chat rooms.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, oh you know what, you know what I'm
Speaker 2: going to say something here? Oh you know what I
Speaker 2: mean when I say that? You know you get what
Speaker 2: I'm talking about. Yeah, Or you know when you've been
Speaker 2: making references to movies or songs or anything like that
Speaker 2: just felt like a whole.
Speaker 3: That's what I felt like, And you wanted to be
Speaker 3: part of their Well that's correct, all right, yeah, but
Speaker 3: that is free hat. Next episode of going down to
Speaker 3: South Park, Baby's boobs destroy society.
Speaker 2: All right, let's see, we'll get to that when we
Speaker 2: get to it.
Speaker 3: See that's a title that you know what again?
Speaker 2: Or do we speaking of speaking of the parking Stone
Speaker 2: not guaranteed?
Speaker 3: Speaking of episode descriptions, right, Yes, I watched the new
Speaker 3: episode of The Simpsons on Disney Plus. Yes, they does
Speaker 3: not this Plus just ain't trying with descriptions episodes anymore.
Speaker 3: It was like Lisa goes to Capital City. That's the
Speaker 3: that's it. And I watched the episode and I was like, well,
Speaker 3: that's that's guys. The Capital of city said on that
Speaker 3: I'd say Shenanigan's happened, but no, just like I was
Speaker 3: a twelve minute mark I know there's gol looked at again.
Speaker 3: This morning, I was like, well, I finished watching this, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was twelve minutes in it, and I went, nothing
Speaker 3: has happened yet. Oh boy, I was very disappointed.
Speaker 2: That sounds sad.
Speaker 3: That sounds sad, but you know it's so sad south Park.
Speaker 2: That's true, and particularly your powers down on guy talking
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Speaker 2: Just taken over the Internet.
Speaker 3: We're redoing the studio here and fancy blu rays and
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