Speaker 1: And now stay tuned for Mac Maloney's Military X Files
on the Distant Thunder Radio Network.
Speaker 2: We didn't lie to your folks.
Speaker 3: We told you we had living, breathing monstrosity. You laughed
at them, and yet you might be even as they are.
They did not ask to be brought into the world,
but into the.
Speaker 4: World they came.
Speaker 5: Their code is a lawn to themselves.
Speaker 3: Offend one and you append them all.
Speaker 1: There are more than one thousand para normal events reported
around the world every month. Most can be explained as
natural phenomena, but about ten cannot you. Ghosts, cryptids, monsters,
the strangest of coincidences, abduction theories and remote viewing, plus
what the hell that switch have for breakfast? All these
things and more are revealed every week on Mac maloney's
Military X Files show. So join Mac and the rest
of the Gang one one Switch.
Speaker 6: Club, Raven, Susie and Susan.
Speaker 1: Uncle Al and Agent X as they delve into the
ultimate mysteries of time and space and how much to
tip your waitress. This is Mac Maloney's Military X Files
and now here's Mac.
Speaker 6: Wow. Well, good evening, everyone, and welcome to Mac Macloney's
Military Saw show here in the distance Thunder Radio Network.
This is Mac Maloney's a very special show for you tonight,
our X Files Show, broadcasting live from the Stopping Gallery
Restaurant fifty five on the Street and New Report Mass,
great Seafood, Great Hamburgers, a great snake and shee you
see me once again. A very special show for you tonight,
the X Files X Files Show. But first let me
introduce the members of the Plase Girls. He's only about
thirty one days away, No, twenty one days away. I'm
coming back to our shoes, so please suit yourself down,
get your fan, get your mystic, get your big box
of Kleenics, your big box of wipes, your squeegee and
yolub is very famous. One woman this yeh across the puddle.
Speaker 7: Wannie, Hello a may I kill everybody. Pleasure to be
on the show, Glad to be here. Hello, ladies and gentlemen,
all ships at see you. Welcome to the show.
Speaker 6: Many days happening twenty one days is it?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 7: That's uh with my count? Yeah, twenty one and we're
on the plane.
Speaker 6: Just count okay, cool, all right?
Speaker 7: But they say in the military like twenty and a
wake up? Is that that go.
Speaker 6: I didn't join. I never joined went. I went to
Canada instead, only kid.
Speaker 8: I joined, I signed up. Yeah, and you really shore,
I did my bit five years.
Speaker 6: Down in Newport, Rhode Island, protecting the one percent of
the one percent yachts.
Speaker 8: Well, you know from my tur tur of duty and
getmo oh you know you might. You might wind up
back in the beach anyway, Virginia Beach was the toughest one,
I tell you. Those girls down there, Yeah it's tough,
I know it.
Speaker 6: Well, okay with that voice count anyway, thank you one
more for drink, no club tonight and no switching. So
alsome with us though, is Susie best deal down there?
And excuse me, Connecticut, Susie, how are you?
Speaker 9: I'm not used to being this high up in the
pecking order. I'm usually at the end, well very upsetting.
Speaker 6: To upsetting or enlightening and lightning?
Speaker 9: Can I usually get a few extra minutes to space
out before it's my turn?
Speaker 6: Okay? No, well, I don't think it'll be too full
of me to say that you got dressed up for
us tonight.
Speaker 9: So my son and I actually had a debate, and
I had I had said, does this count as a cosplay,
and he says, you just put a blazer on, it
doesn't count.
Speaker 6: So okay, I don't know.
Speaker 9: I don't know, but for because this is audio only,
I will say I'm going for season five.
Speaker 6: Okay. So what we're doing is we're doing a special
X File show tonight. And so Susie best Jill got
dressed up as Skelly. Skelly there was the redhead in
the show, and Susy is also the red head on
our show. So so you put on a blazer and
that was it. That was the total.
Speaker 10: That's what he said.
Speaker 4: There was.
Speaker 9: I blow dried my hair. I put on some pearl earrings.
Speaker 10: Like she wears.
Speaker 9: Okay, yes, my necklace which we probably can't see.
Speaker 8: This was a pearl necklace too, please yes, and leave.
Speaker 9: Don Juan over there alone.
Speaker 10: And I put lip gloss on lip gloss.
Speaker 6: Okay, hang on, beautiful.
Speaker 8: You know what. I just fresh framed my laptop.
Speaker 7: Ex File season season five, episode one, and about ten
seconds in is Scully and I freeze framed it a
real close up shot looks just like Susie goshlas on
you can try it at home, season five, episode one.
Let it play for about I know ten seconds.
Speaker 6: Thank you Susie for being with it, Susie, welcome. Also
with us is the other Susie, the blonde Susie, Susan sorry,
super fan, Susan k down there in North Carolina, Susie.
Speaker 8: How you doing?
Speaker 4: I'm doing well? How is everything going with you?
Speaker 6: M you should know?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 4: Are discuss this in public?
Speaker 8: Are you?
Speaker 6: Cat free? Takes a good look around now? It's so good?
Speaker 8: Okay, you're.
Speaker 6: Did it hit a cap.
Speaker 8: There?
Speaker 6: Thank you?
Speaker 4: It broke too? Yeah, plate, I didn't realize there was
a plate.
Speaker 6: Well, I thought it was my big.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't know. I have a good grip on that.
Thank you good, Thank you for asking. How how is
everything up there up north?
Speaker 6: Well, we had a big failure before the show and
we had to stop the show three times. But it
can only get beat.
Speaker 4: They go up from here.
Speaker 6: Well, this will be ironic because my next yes I'm
going to introduce is asent X usually drains the energy
right out of the room. But let's see what happens
to asian X. How you doing well?
Speaker 2: Aren't you a little ray of sunshine from Baby Jesus?
Speaker 6: Why don't you wait?
Speaker 2: One? One? Yes, sir, but you're waiting twenty one days
because we're living in Nome, Alaska here right now.
Speaker 8: Yes, I know it, yes, following it on the internet.
Speaker 2: Not necessarily with the snow, but with the ice, ice
and the snow and the wind and the wind, bo
a wound whatever. By the time you get here, it'll.
Speaker 8: Be it's a cyclone bomb thing. Is that what it is?
Speaker 6: Yes, it is, on top of everything else.
Speaker 5: Whatever.
Speaker 2: Thanks for having me, Mac, It's good to be here.
And I find your topic pretty intriguing. Okay, I'll explain later.
Speaker 6: I wonder say that X is the person who works
for the agency that works for the agencies. I have
to put that X. Okay, also with us as a
good friend up there in Edmonton, Canada. Kim say, Kim,
all right, let's salute Kim. Okay, we're all here.
Speaker 8: I'm here.
Speaker 5: How are you guys? How are you feeling great? Feeling
energized for the show? And uh yeah, what a great topic,
X files. So it's no doubt that show charged open
so many doors for so many people and so many
ideas to kind of give us entertainment on TV.
Speaker 6: It was it was a it was a good show
when it started, how if it's cold here in the
Boston area, what's it up in Edmonton's around like fifty blows?
There are something.
Speaker 5: About thirty f Yeah, that's bad fareheit.
Speaker 8: Okay, that's mine. Do you say minus thirty fahrenheit?
Speaker 11: Is that?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 5: Yes, he did, that's correct.
Speaker 8: Wow, that's that's.
Speaker 5: I think since the last show. I think the last
time I talked to you. I think the next day
it went into the toilet and it was like, it's
been like that since.
Speaker 8: Friday.
Speaker 6: So what zero?
Speaker 5: Yeah, above zero plus six.
Speaker 4: Six?
Speaker 8: Thank you?
Speaker 12: That's like what that's.
Speaker 5: Like twelve and thirty two forty eight forty six something
like that.
Speaker 9: We can ask there are difference between like when you
get that cold, can you tell a difference between like
negative ten and negative thirty?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's really funny the temperature, I know, since can
we get that experience right down? I think when you're
really to me, when it gets really cold is when
it's below minus.
Speaker 12: Forty That is.
Speaker 2: Start breaking.
Speaker 5: Metal breaks? Yeah, to us, break, we wrots, break on cars,
shock absorbers break. It gets kind of weird, like you think.
I always kind of makes me wonder, like how can
metal break? It's only like a few degrees below zero,
freezing water and all of a sudden metal breaks. I
don't know, it's just it's strange, for sure.
Speaker 8: It is.
Speaker 2: Okay, one one, I take back everything I just said.
You can come here to New Hampshire tomorrow.
Speaker 6: It's like the tropics.
Speaker 7: Well, I think by March it should be reasonably okay,
keep thinking that.
Speaker 8: Maybe not maybe not shorts and T shirt.
Speaker 6: But you know, also with us, it's a good friend
Ryan Troumbla, Like Ryan, you're rut in where.
Speaker 12: Colorado thervis the Arizona.
Speaker 8: Arizona rather freaks.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, all right, Well I didn't want to imply,
but there are a lot of crazy people in Arizona. Correct.
Speaker 12: Oh absolutely, I'm one of them.
Speaker 8: So okay.
Speaker 6: So anyway, so we're all big fans of the X Files,
and so we figure we're doing X Files show tonight.
When we first started this show, I don't know, about
eight or nine years ago, when we came up with
the name, they said, you know, Fox is probably going
to sue you for that name, and we were concerning them.
But now bringing on, man, I'd love the publicity, but
I think we're too small for them to care about.
But on's going rugby fans of the show, and that's
what we're going to talk about tonight, and in fact,
in the little in just a few minutes in about
special surprise guests is going to come on and ask
ten trivia questions. Now, let's just get into the show itself.
Speaker 8: Ill just the know.
Speaker 6: The background basically is this. It was on It started
on Fox in nineteen ninety one. It ran for eight
or nine years, I'm not sure, but it in my opinion,
ran out of gas, you know, after the second the
third year. But back when it was good, in my opinion,
it was like one of the most intriguing. Isn't really
the word, but it was. It was a show you
you want to catch every week when it was on
because it was that good. It was on Friday nights
and it was just that good. I mean, there were
almost like little movies in a way. There was a
lot put into it. There's a lot put into the production.
The writing was really good. It was authentically spooky, and
that's what was cool about it because on TV, you know,
and when you really get spooky TVs TV that you're like,
oh man, you know, lock the doors type stuff. But
it did have episodes. It did have that kind of
vibe to it. I think that the actors were perfect. Frankly,
you know, looking back on it, you know they were
going to put give that it was going to be
George Clooney or that guy with the three names there,
and there was two or three other people who said
that you just can't imagine them in the role, and
they wanted to give. And they almost fighted Gillian Anderson
who played Skelly. They almost fighted her like a week
before they started, because no one liked her. She wasn't
his special guest because she wasn't the classic beauty on TV,
you know. So talking about classic beauties joining us hot
is the very famous Lowest Laane Lowis. How are you?
Let's that for her?
Speaker 8: And how are you? What's up? Lois?
Speaker 4: Nothing?
Speaker 6: Nothing?
Speaker 13: I'm glad to be here though.
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 8: Was there no school day today or not?
Speaker 13: Yeah? No school?
Speaker 2: Nice fun?
Speaker 8: He's off this week because yeah birthday?
Speaker 6: Right, yes, it's it's school vacation.
Speaker 8: Oh good.
Speaker 6: Should I introduce you to everybody or should we pretend
you know them?
Speaker 13: You could pretend I know them.
Speaker 6: That will save time. But anyway, this is our Rex
File show. Tonight and Lois has ten trivia questions just
to get the show off on the right foot. Okay,
So we don't have music anymore, so let's pretend we
do once again. Well you have the.
Speaker 13: She'll get launched right into it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, why not? You know, life is short. Okay. So
this is ten questions. Anyone can answer them? Okay, and
we can answer them. Ten questions trivia questions about the
X Files.
Speaker 13: Please, lo Okay, this is a good one.
Speaker 14: What was the title of the very first episode?
Speaker 6: What was the title of the first episode? Ryan, I'm
looking at you like you wouldn't know?
Speaker 12: I know, I don't know why you're okd at me
like that?
Speaker 8: Okayrlmeier Flask the.
Speaker 6: Pilot, that's right, the pilot. Yeah, was that a guest?
Speaker 7: You knew that they want to I knew it because
they started watching oh at the beginning, Yeah, episode one.
Speaker 8: Like a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 12: I did bring something with me today though, that you
guys might enjoy since it's X Files.
Speaker 8: There, Oh, there he is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he was a writer.
Speaker 12: That guy that played the was it really another monster from.
Speaker 8: The show.
Speaker 6: Smoking Man? Was mine? Number nine?
Speaker 8: Please?
Speaker 14: The next one is what is Moulder's first name Box.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, all about missing a beat?
Speaker 6: Go ahead, next please?
Speaker 14: Okay Molder's informant in the early days, which.
Speaker 6: His informant in the early days throat XP deep throat,
deep throat, You got it?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Next please, Lois?
Speaker 13: Who did Scully adopt a baby with?
Speaker 8: See?
Speaker 6: I missed this one? Who did Scully adopt a baby with?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 6: She had an alien baby? That but they're talking about
another baby? So who did.
Speaker 10: Scully another baby besides the alien?
Speaker 6: Well? Okay, well what William?
Speaker 12: William?
Speaker 6: What's the answer to the question?
Speaker 8: Right, it's.
Speaker 6: Lois? What's the answer?
Speaker 4: It would be?
Speaker 11: So?
Speaker 6: Did didn't they? Did they adopt the alien baby? Or
is there another baby?
Speaker 4: Her baby? Yeah?
Speaker 8: Her baby they had?
Speaker 6: Really?
Speaker 8: Yeah, there is that kid.
Speaker 9: Now that's where the show got ruined for me when
they threw it crap like they should have had Scully
just have twenty cats and.
Speaker 8: There you go, exactly.
Speaker 2: I do I do have to ask a question to
our surprise guest and to Mac did Scully say thank
you for the baby? Held a joke?
Speaker 8: No? I can't.
Speaker 6: It's but let let Lowis do her thing and then
maybe maybe I'm.
Speaker 13: Sorry, and then you can be uncleaning that.
Speaker 10: Lady.
Speaker 14: Yeah, apparently, and we put on a show for her.
Speaker 8: Wait, this took over on turn quick.
Speaker 13: Episode stars giant tapeworm.
Speaker 6: What episode does a giant human sized tapeworms post?
Speaker 8: Ryan?
Speaker 6: Okay, you should have been That one was awful. I
remember that one. That was also a creepy one. Next,
please lois.
Speaker 13: Which episode featured in Bred Family?
Speaker 2: I know the devil.
Speaker 6: Had the peacock it had they Fox would not let
them ever repeat that show. I remember watching that show
with and it was just creep out city.
Speaker 11: It was just that one had was one of the
first episodes that had viewer discretion because in the episode
they bury their baby alive.
Speaker 5: Many Susanne, you know what on the very first one
in ninety six in October, they actually never gave any
viewer discretion. It was the one they did in ninety
nine they that they gave the viewer discretion. The first
one was appalled a lot of people, to say the least,
I think the actual what was the writer for was
what wrong?
Speaker 6: I think? So yeah, and he.
Speaker 5: Got phone called from the producer to tell them that
they were like a really sick bunch.
Speaker 8: See.
Speaker 6: The thing is that back then I mean, it's it's
kind of hard to think about it now because but
X Files changed a lot of things, and not a lot,
but it did change that whole idea that you can
just put really freaky stuff on TV. You know, they
had been sci fi series on before, but there was
basically you know, by the numbers stuff, you know, nothing
that really scared you. Night's Talk though, was the show
that was like the precursor to X Files, where there's
this reporter went out and like Investigators changing.
Speaker 2: All right, Matt, you're getting into my stuff, so I'll
talk about that.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 6: So, but X Files did put on and then when
they put on this Home, I just remember seeing it.
I said, Wow, this is really getting freakier and freaker
and it didn't disappoint. So yeah, Home is the question.
The answer that question, please, Lois Well, I think.
Speaker 13: This one is a super easy one. What color was
Scully's hair?
Speaker 6: What color was Scully's hair, Susie, what you're saying?
Speaker 2: I love that crazy Lady Red.
Speaker 9: This is like part of my villain origin story because
growing up so I was I think I was seven
when the show came on.
Speaker 4: My dad was.
Speaker 10: Listen.
Speaker 9: My dad was super into what we watch it together
every Friday night.
Speaker 10: It was a big deal.
Speaker 9: And I said, that is there is someone on TV
that looks like me.
Speaker 6: Finally, okay, interesting anti billion names.
Speaker 8: She was seven. What do you have to do? Check
your idea before you come on the show.
Speaker 6: Note everyone, but I mean Scully.
Speaker 2: You never saw Lucy?
Speaker 6: What Lucy? Okay? All right, hey Lucy?
Speaker 10: I did have Lucy and Carol Burnette also.
Speaker 8: Really yes, yeah I forgot about her.
Speaker 9: You're right, but they were like the like the goofy
the goofy ones. Yes, serious, when Scully was a scientist.
Speaker 12: And you watch how you talk about Lucy now, hold on,
she was responsible for star Trek.
Speaker 6: So yeah, she literally thought.
Speaker 9: The real person an absolute badass character on the show,
just goofy, like shoving chocolates in her mouth on the
and fayor belt type of thing.
Speaker 10: That's what they showed Redheads as one of.
Speaker 6: Lois's favorites, Right, Lucy, what are you talking about?
Speaker 8: They did? They film that scene a shraft balance family.
Speaker 6: Work and some of them lowis please save and next please.
Speaker 12: Finish.
Speaker 6: This is this is going to bring this home very soon.
Speaker 13: Two or False one x Files episode had a crossover
with Cops one episode.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was true. I couldn't believe that they did it.
I remember those crossover episodes where they actually had the
cops on X Files. It's called X Cops.
Speaker 12: Yep, that's where the guy saw Freddy Krueger too.
Speaker 6: I cashed out long before they had that episode. Man,
that was so okay, please Lois?
Speaker 4: All right? Two more?
Speaker 12: In?
Speaker 13: What season did Scully yeah and Moulder finally.
Speaker 6: And what season did Malda and Skelly finally kiss?
Speaker 4: Six?
Speaker 9: I watched a clip from that yesterday while I was
on the treadmill. I still don't remember. I am so
impressed that you guys can like remember episode names and
stuff like that.
Speaker 8: It does not the internet.
Speaker 12: Yes, it was the New Year's episode. I'm trying to
remember what season that was. I say four, ooh, that.
Speaker 8: Was early I know the I know the answer.
Speaker 4: Is it not six?
Speaker 6: What is it? Lois?
Speaker 13: It's season seven?
Speaker 6: Seven? Seven? They finally and now what is a question? Nine?
A please the lowis?
Speaker 13: And what season did they actually.
Speaker 8: Say it to the relationship?
Speaker 10: Yes, no one was still watching then.
Speaker 6: I don't think what was that?
Speaker 8: What season was that?
Speaker 6: What season did they finally get it on?
Speaker 2: They lost the relationship going to be eight the.
Speaker 6: Movie, Well, the punchline is season eight, nine, ten, and eleven.
We all just stomped over that. Okay, is this the
last one? There?
Speaker 4: It is?
Speaker 14: Which character was a Cold War veteran and also had
connections to the Irish mom?
Speaker 8: What reason?
Speaker 6: Recurring character? And recurring character was a veteran.
Speaker 13: And had connections with the Irish mom?
Speaker 2: The Irish And I'm waiting for an accusation. Here go ahead.
Speaker 6: You know who it was? Ryan?
Speaker 12: Do you know cry Check wasn't cry Check. It wasn't
cry Check. I'm gonna say Skinner.
Speaker 13: No, I think it's a joke.
Speaker 6: It isn't. I don't know how many times he was in.
But it was Agent X. There's a guy named Agent
X on there. Okay, there is That must have been
the That must have been the last show, the last
season there.
Speaker 11: Remember when he'd want to talk, he'd put the masking
tape on the window.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, that's him.
Speaker 6: It sounds like the real life.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, okay, well that was fun.
Speaker 8: Those were good.
Speaker 6: Do you have any memory of a special show other
than one of the people being bred Farmers one?
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 13: I kind of blocked it out because it really lost
it for me.
Speaker 4: Early on.
Speaker 11: I loved one of the show where they did the
spin off of the loch Ness Monster and the dog
Danas Scully was dog sitting and the.
Speaker 4: Alligator ate Queek.
Speaker 6: We missed a lot of that. Was there?
Speaker 8: Was that her cat?
Speaker 11: Now it was I think her was it her father's dog,
somebody's dog. She was babysitting and it was a little
I want to see a Pomeranian, Yeah, because she loved that.
Speaker 4: Man the sea, is that where it's from?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, probably okay? And an alligator ate her dog really
while she was walking it really yeah, okay.
Speaker 4: But I have a couple of little if you have
time for him.
Speaker 8: So well, thank you, David.
Speaker 6: All Right, we just had two new beers delivered, so
it would be a great time to take a break.
Let's clap low us off, as they say.
Speaker 13: Have a good show, guest.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you what those glasses it's like my books
are overdue. Sorry, thank you, Lois.
Speaker 8: Put the handcuffs Onbrian.
Speaker 6: Bye bye. See why don't we take a quick break now?
And you're listening to Maclooney's Military show here the dist
Defender Radio Network. Please stay tuned.
Speaker 1: Well, Hello, mac maloney fans, this is Pistol Pete.
Speaker 6: Hey.
Speaker 1: You know by all reports, twenty twenty five is going
to be a rough and tumble year. Who knows what's
going to happen next, but whatever it is, you should
be prepared. And to help you do that, Mac Maloney's
Military X Files has assembled the one and only one
one survival pack. That's right, the one one survival Pack.
It includes a seat cushion, a fan, a big box
of Kleenex, a big box of wipes, a squeegee, and
some kind of lube. Everything you need for when the
asteroid hits. Now you've heard Mac talk about it a
thousand times on his show, and now you can get
this marvelous addition to any underground bunker by simply writing
to The mc maloney show and telling us why you
deserve the one wan survival Pack. That's right, Just tell
us in a couple of sentences why you should win
the one one survival pack that will put all the
entries into a magic fish bowl and pick out three winners.
That's the one and only one one survival pack containing
a fluffy seat cushion, a hand fan, a big box
of double plied Kleenex, a big box of industrial sized wipes,
a rubber squeegee, and some kind of lube approved by
the United States Surgeon General. Enough to get you through
those tough times when the apocalypse is happening right outside
your door. That's the one one survival pack and why
you should win it. Write us at Macaroni one thousand
at my yahoo dot com. That's Macaroni one zero zero
zero at my yahoo dot com. It's spelled just like
the pasta Macaroni one thousand at my yahoo dot com
USA and Canada only. All results are final. Please no
loot photographs at deltoys or puppets.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we don't want to have anyone in trouble with
those puppets. Okay, Hey, you're listening to macloney's mood right,
So show here on the distance under Radio Network. Well,
welcome back, broadcasting live from the stoped Gali Restaurant, fifty
five Water Street in New Report, Mass Great seafood, great hamburger,
great steak and cheese. Sammy, what's the crowd up there tonight? Now?
Speaker 8: My producer pretty quiet?
Speaker 6: Did I did I am not introduce you in the
first segment?
Speaker 8: Yeah, but that's fine.
Speaker 6: Really yeah, if yeah, why don't you just don't want
to send me a note? I don't want to rather,
no one knows. Well, I'll introduce you, now. How's that?
Speaker 8: Okay?
Speaker 7: I think he introduced you introduced him because he mentioned
as a corvette.
Speaker 8: No no, no, I said, really okay and all out
your corvette.
Speaker 6: Well let's do it again. Just getting okay is not
up there? Okay?
Speaker 8: Anyway, Well.
Speaker 6: In the studio tonight, I'm mobile studio. Thanks for setting
everything up. Engineered producer, Gardner, farmer, beekeeper and push Yeah.
Well uncle al though, oh hello Mac.
Speaker 8: Hello everybody? What uh?
Speaker 15: What's what's what's going on? I was out there talking
to uh the gentleman at the bar for a while
and seems nice enough.
Speaker 6: And now you're drunk.
Speaker 15: No, I wish I was, you know, I actually haven't
been drinking during the week. This is my only for
about a month now, the any time I drink during
the week as I come here. Really, yeah, it's kind
I was, you know, I wanted to see if there'd
be any difference. There's no difference. I don't know. I
haven't lost any weight. I don't feel any clearer. I
wake up and feeling the same in the morning. So
I feel I think this is an experiment and I
think it's a failure.
Speaker 10: So okay, it was just too late for you.
Speaker 8: Yeah, the liver damage has already happened.
Speaker 5: That gout, that gout, I'll get.
Speaker 8: You, oh gout anyway.
Speaker 6: Okay, so we've said gout and you're impending death. And
is there anything else we want to get in there?
Speaker 8: How are the bees?
Speaker 6: They're all right?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 15: I haven't actually gone digging around over there to see
what's going on, but I wouldn't be surprised. But a
horrible winter and it was a horrible summer.
Speaker 8: So these creatures they survived.
Speaker 7: This winter was maybe they have a live years.
Speaker 15: See, last summer was miserable. It was the worst summer
year for bees because there was no there were no flowers.
Speaker 6: But but listen, let me asking died. So these creatures
God's creatures that you count on to make honey, to
make money. I don't make any give it away. I
never make a dive but once. But once their usefulness
is done, that's it. You just came out in the calm.
Speaker 15: No, they in nature, they survived. I mean they there's
wild bees around and they survived.
Speaker 6: They're dead.
Speaker 8: Believe me.
Speaker 9: How do you think bees and wasps and all the
other bugs get here in the summer?
Speaker 6: They go south, take the train, They take the train,
take the train to the plane.
Speaker 2: Stupid thing to say.
Speaker 6: Okay, thank you well for joining us. I'm glad to
be here. Also with us is across the plan is
the very famous the one one want hello everybody.
Speaker 7: Wonderful show so far. It really you kicked it off
with Lois and the ten the ten Tram Questions was awesome.
I loved it.
Speaker 8: Great show.
Speaker 7: Today, I really see nothing but funniness ahead.
Speaker 6: It's Funniness Ahead, a special X file Watch out Ahead.
Speaker 7: I'm glad I got the first question because.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that was funny.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 6: They called the first question the pilot, the first episode
of the X style of the Pilot. And you know,
originally it started out as a movie. This I did
not know it's stand out as a movie. And they
couldn't find any locations in the you know, LA area,
so someone said, let's go up to Vancouver. I think
who because there was a lot of forests, and there
are a lot of episodes where it's kind of out
in the forest, out and whatever, and there were better
forests up there now. At the same time, though, this
is when a lot of US productions were going up
to Canada and filming like Toronto looks like New York,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 8: You know, and still it still does.
Speaker 6: It still does. Yeah, So that might have been also
a way of kind of cleaning that story up a
little bit. They're looking for better flowersts. But anyway, so
this special X file show one one time to journal us,
no club, no switchy tonight. But here is who's next
in the Oh Susie's bestial down there and excuse me,
Connecticut almost up to the top of the totem pole.
Speaker 8: Susan.
Speaker 9: So I think last time X was on, I don't
remember what we were fighting about, but I did. I
think I threatened to fight him at one point for the.
Speaker 6: Show, right, physically fight in the ring, yes.
Speaker 9: Yeah, And then we started the show and we never
got to fight again.
Speaker 6: It was always talking.
Speaker 9: Reminded me of something I was just talking to Ryan
about the other day and I think would actually solve
the fight we were.
Speaker 10: About to have today. During the last.
Speaker 9: Break, so Ex is going on about some lady who's
hotter than Scully, because she can fight.
Speaker 6: No wait, okay, yes that's true Diana Rig.
Speaker 2: Don't say anything bad about Diana Rig.
Speaker 6: Can I introduce everyone for this before we I want
to fight now, okay, let me introduce heveryone quickly. Then
thank you Susie for us. Also with us is uh
blonde Susan, she's on a caloll Okay, let's just say
she's in a business call also with us. Then let's
go to xts.
Speaker 2: Thank you for having me Asian X.
Speaker 6: Okay, and.
Speaker 2: I kind of liked this show too, even though I
was overseas for most of the original broadcast.
Speaker 6: The xis yeh yes.
Speaker 8: And I just.
Speaker 2: Want to say I do indeed love the Avengers and
m ap Peel and that was when women were women.
Speaker 6: I don't want to have to get this out, Grandpa.
Let me just remind everyone that actually is in a
small town in New Hampshire that for quite a while
had a diaper spa in it. Remember that where would
go it had a diaper spa, And you don't don't
pretend like.
Speaker 2: You don't know, Oh no, you're you're correct.
Speaker 6: And people go in there for a hundred bucks, put
in a diaper and let whatever happens happened. So we
were going to send X in there on a kind
of an investigative report with a GoPro camera, and he
almost did it. But what was the stopping point?
Speaker 2: Before I even knew about it, my local townspeople went
to the town hall holding torches, saying we got to
get rid of that. And it lasted.
Speaker 6: He's not kidding. This is Hampshire.
Speaker 2: And then they fled back to Massachusetts.
Speaker 6: How do you know they didn't go to Connecticut?
Speaker 2: Nobody? No, everything bad comes from massive.
Speaker 9: Let me consider you're not allowed to do anything in Connecticut.
Speaker 8: Oh really? Maybe they moved back to Dorchester. Yeah, do that?
Speaker 2: No, that's a sacred area.
Speaker 6: Can I continue the introductions?
Speaker 8: Please?
Speaker 6: The X thanks to drinkers. Also with us? Is our
good friend up there in Edmonton, Canada? Closer to the
North Pole? Closer than you would ever believe, Kimsha can't.
How are you?
Speaker 5: I'm doing fantastic. I hope everybody's doing great and warmer
than us.
Speaker 6: So where's yep? Where's your bed a half tonight?
Speaker 12: It's not very far away. She's just over here.
Speaker 6: Okay's over here. You know we'd rather talk to her,
not to be. I don't blame you not.
Speaker 5: She just got home.
Speaker 6: She's up in the house.
Speaker 5: That's kind of like, so what's the temple hey? Mac?
I got asked, like, what's the coldest temperature been this winter.
Speaker 8: Here where you live there?
Speaker 6: You're like twenty it was like twenty seven the other
you know, during that ice cold just the.
Speaker 15: COLDUS we've had this winter. It's been down the single digits, but.
Speaker 6: Not not not night and overnight, but it bounds every
bounds into the twenties. But we live right on the
ocean too, so it is it is always a little
bit warmer.
Speaker 8: You're going to be just below freezing for the rest
of the week. Thirty five on Sunday.
Speaker 6: Oh really, everything on the milk. And there's a shortage
of rock salt too, which makes it even.
Speaker 15: It's a very All the hardware stores are all out
of any kind of salt or sand.
Speaker 2: But but.
Speaker 15: I found out that our illustrious town, hmm, if you
drive down to the Highway department, they'll give it to you.
You can there's a spot in kind of hidden in
the back with a big black container that you can
go fill up a bucket with sand for free.
Speaker 6: But that meal that means driving down and bucketing, right.
Speaker 15: But if you can't get it and you have, it's
like a lot of work. It's a lot of work.
But anyway, it's free.
Speaker 2: Also, just to clarify to Kim, I live in this
little town in New Hampshire, for which I am.
Speaker 4: But.
Speaker 8: You're excoriated living there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, by Mac, I do run at six thirty in
the morning. I run slowly, but one time this week
or last week, it was negative seven, so I went
up during the day. But this was you know, before
it's six thirty.
Speaker 6: Thank you for that weather report from.
Speaker 8: A week that kind of winter weather we normally had
in New England. No, well, usually it would be warming trends.
Speaker 7: Well, that was warm and then got three inches of
snow and then I remember the ski the ski industry
was bitching because the snow wasn't happening.
Speaker 6: And this is the first snowst time we've had of
any that you'd ever want to talk about in at
least seventh grade years easily, you know.
Speaker 7: It's it's such a big phenomenon. That's CNN internationalists covering
it like really major.
Speaker 6: They got to do something. Let me let me finish
the internection also with us.
Speaker 8: By bother man is.
Speaker 6: Okay, thank you wama A good friend Ryan Tromblay out
there in Arizona, where they have no snow problems at all,
do they, Ryan?
Speaker 12: They do? They do every now and again, we'll get
some snow.
Speaker 8: Really.
Speaker 12: I heard that story I told you when I was
talking about the wind to go and saying, hell, yeah,
it won't come here because of the heat, and it
started snowing, really fat flakes, and I was going, oh,
I won't run my mouth again, I'll shut up now.
So we do get.
Speaker 6: Snow, really, and what happens everything is just crippled, paralyzed.
Speaker 12: People just get stupid, you know, stupid sliding all over
the place. And and you're laughing at him, going, yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, it's even down south. This is what what has
changed though, is even are you just watching on TV?
And as well says, they weaponize the weather and they
make it. It's it's kind of like tabloid weather these days.
They want to scare you to the point of getting
bread and milk every day, right, But down south you
would never you would. They're never prepared for snowstones. But
now they get prepared, you know what I mean? Now
it's almost becoming a regular thing they have. Like Susan said,
they're gonna have five inches of snow in North Carolina
like this week. Twenty years ago, that would have literally
paralyzed them for a week, you know, But now people
getting used to it. This is the way it is,
you know, and we get these ice to them.
Speaker 2: Global warming, Yeah, it's something.
Speaker 6: It's something, you.
Speaker 8: Know, even though for a year.
Speaker 12: Yeah, global warming.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I just want to say, though, I'm rolling up my
sleeves because of X though. We're gonna have to do
the m M A thing for talking bad about Skelley.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, okay, so.
Speaker 2: How cool I love that against Danis Skelly versus Scully.
Speaker 10: What we're proposing is I learn how to fight.
Speaker 9: I start training so when people say dumb things like
puck Wedgies are just yowie's that he oversees. Yes, she
can challenge them to an MMA fight in the ring.
Speaker 6: Okay, all right, yeah, people, we'll sponsor you, We'll sponsor you.
Speaker 12: About that guy gave me such a migraine, Susie. He
argued with me for an hour and a half street
ninety minutes.
Speaker 6: Oh wow, huh, Well, let me just uh if we're
kind of kick off this argument, Okay, then we'll go
to Kim real soon. Yeah, I can appreciate Emma Peel.
Let's say, you know, Diana Rag, she was just just
kind of beautiful London, yeah, actress, you know what I mean.
She was just like, oh yeah, this is this is
how they are, you know, and she was good actions.
Speaker 8: It wasn't trying to street, but she was like, yeah,
just very kind of yeah exactly.
Speaker 12: None of us mentioned Caroline Monroe though, I mean, hello
Hammer Films.
Speaker 6: Okay, I don't know that one.
Speaker 8: That's a deep dive bit.
Speaker 6: But but but I'll just say this about Skeleton was
saying it early in the show, is that they tried
to get rid of her right up until they started
filming the exiles. Because up until then, and how can
I explain this without being too on PC, Up until then,
the women who appeared on TV shows on American TV anyway,
were like from the same mold, if you know what
I mean. Okay, it was like the classic beauty, not
classic beaming, classic beauty, but like that that's the mold
that they fit into. I'm going to say, not heavy,
yeah that it's it's that it's blonde. They were not,
they weren't fighters per se. Yeah, yeah, it's it's it's
Pamela Anderson. It's you know, people like that. Okay, it
we'll just you know that gorgeous because people tell you
they are type thing and a lot of fake stuff.
And then all of a sudden, Scully comes along and
she's not that she doesn't fit that mold. She's she's
but she's hugely attracted it, you know, and I think
everyone just like jumped on.
Speaker 7: That sophisticated sexuality that bright one of these days it's
going to come out and you're kind of waiting and
you know, wait, it's sexual tension between the.
Speaker 6: Two of the between the two of them seasons the
seasons season seven. But she and I.
Speaker 9: Were talking on break about the Scully effect, as he
called it, and I was saying, like me and all
of my friends, regardless of orientation, we all say Scully
was our first crush. It's not even like she was
feeling to women as well, right, she was not.
Speaker 6: She was attractive in a different way, you know, she
was attractive in a different way. And and if it
wasn't for Jillians and the series will not have you
forget about it, okay, because that was like one of
the magnets that brought you to it. And and the
way she acted too, you know, I mean she she
definitely downplayed it kind of, you know, she was kind
of like the downplayed one. She was the straight man
in a way. And she was a good actress. You know,
she was a good actress. And it's as simple as that.
But she was different, she looked different.
Speaker 8: She just used it.
Speaker 6: And now, you know, I don't know if she brought
about any change in TV. I suppose maybe because you know,
you don't be classically beautiful now that you on TV.
But she definitely started that whole kind of trend. And yeah,
fell in love with her immediately immediately.
Speaker 9: She was a role model for women in STEM as well.
You didn't see women having jobs and like that level
of science being portrayed as well.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Funny, yeah, yeah back then, Yeah, I would have liked
to see Scully on the red carpet. You look at
the red carpet women, It's it's getting kind of ridiculous,
isn't it.
Speaker 9: Oh you have to look up Anderson Thong red carpet picture.
Speaker 6: Really, Oh, yes, you're about it.
Speaker 10: That immediately, what is that?
Speaker 6: What? What mean?
Speaker 10: Was it about this?
Speaker 8: And you know, why are you plugged into?
Speaker 6: So the other thing about the xyle is I'm going
to turn over to Kim because his uh some reports
on episodes that were you know, taking at least some
true events. It's not one of these shows you can
go back and watch either. I hate to say it,
but did you watch the first episode they wanted you
see WATSH the first season?
Speaker 8: No, not completely. I didn't fish watch it.
Speaker 6: I think it's I think it's hard to watch it again.
You know, like Twilight Zone, you're gonna watch forever. But
there's just something about this. I don't know. It's stated.
Speaker 8: It stated a little bit. It's stated a little bit.
Speaker 7: It is, but you expect that when you're going back
in time. It's like, you know, there's some show really
living in that way back machine for a while.
Speaker 6: But yeah, anyway, but you know, it was highly rated
and then it went off the year and then they
made the movie which was terrible, which is just a bad,
bad idea, and then it came back on with Joel
McCrae was in it or whatever, not Dr mcray, whatever
his name is. I couldn't watch it. I couldn't watch it.
I just had no yeah, yeah and no, you know.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 6: So anyway, smoke what happened? He goes radio show, but cheer,
what did you see?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 7: What she what she looks like? When I first saw
the picture, I thought maybe it's a it was a
bad search result. But remember the picture of Giselle and
the sister and we said which one looks better? And
the sister looks But yeah, yeah it looks like that.
Speaker 8: Mac.
Speaker 6: Why what who's she on the red top it with?
Speaker 8: No, it's not a red carpet. It's just her in
the bikini. Hang on, he she's in a bikini.
Speaker 6: She's in what's the red carpet?
Speaker 8: Have to do it? There is? Now I'm looking this
is like a filthy joke.
Speaker 6: I don't know the punchlines.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm looking to be Google search on thong. Okay, yeah,
there is a red carpet.
Speaker 6: When every time he says it, now, I can't van fair,
you can't. I'm hearing it.
Speaker 2: Goes from bad to worse. I ask about.
Speaker 7: Favorite Visible songs are back and as controversial as ever.
Speaker 6: Wow, Tim, save us, okay, save us from get nice
so she finds.
Speaker 10: So happened on? Just want to point that out again?
Speaker 6: All right, we're showing Oh listen, we have it audio
either Wait man, what wait a minute?
Speaker 8: Is that? Yeah?
Speaker 12: Super kay? What you got there? There's nothing wrong with
that photo?
Speaker 8: By the way, No, what year is that?
Speaker 12: Throw a little back?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Nice?
Speaker 6: Know that she was kind of a alternative lifestyle punk
and she could cast for that show. She was just
you know, she was literally almost like a street kid,
and she did the audition and won a different person
very young.
Speaker 8: Yeah, is that the Daily Mail show? In that which
is the UK publication?
Speaker 6: Did she had that on backwards? Any chance of that?
Speaker 8: In that wanning? It was Vanity Fairs? That what you said?
Speaker 10: Vanity Fair two thousand and one.
Speaker 6: I never thought that she would be two thousand. I
never thought she'd.
Speaker 12: Be like Susie know more about that picture than we do.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she's now.
Speaker 8: Editor.
Speaker 9: At the time, I followed Jillian Anderson everywhere I can find.
Speaker 12: Her, and still I would have Really that's a likely story, Listen.
Speaker 6: I believe follow her.
Speaker 15: My niece was really really into her back in the day. Man,
she's like forty now. So she used to watch the
X Files and loved her, like you said, as soon
as she she really really was impressed.
Speaker 6: Let's say, well, well, you're picking your words carefully, so listen.
Speaker 7: She was in a crime drama like a miniseries that one,
and she was a cop. She was was she a
detective inspector?
Speaker 6: She's done a lot of things.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's a little bit high ranking. And she brought
some scully with her on that.
Speaker 6: Is she really? What's that? I would say a producer
is reading the note and it says and they for that,
they have two words for that.
Speaker 5: How about the.
Speaker 10: Part where I said that publicly?
Speaker 12: Okay, oh no, Susie, I'm going to post it all
over Facebook. You're so much.
Speaker 6: Trouble mentioned the show?
Speaker 8: Will you?
Speaker 6: Ryan mentioned the show? Kim, I'm going to throw it
to you. Okay, not physically, but you've you've come upon
a few stories where they've actually so. At one point,
obviously the Xcells they had they had a pretty good
cadre of writers, Guy and a few other a few
other people who wrote for them until I think they
got popular. And then those people move on and they
make one money running for other shows, and then you
bring in new people and that's where things kind of
start the flag after two or three years. But anyway,
but they did base some of the episodes on real events,
Kim right.
Speaker 5: Yes they did, And I mean that's interesting topic right there,
let alone. I mean because John Desuza, the FBI agent
that came out and basically said that it was based
around his case studies.
Speaker 12: That he had to do.
Speaker 5: Now, I listened to John desuz to talk about it,
and it's very interesting story.
Speaker 12: For sure.
Speaker 5: I find he's an interesting character. But one of the
things he said about being picked to be the X
Files agent to do this study was that when he
was just a young guy, there was a couple of
people that were robbing banks outside of I think it
was in Florida, right, and they were like Pratt and
I got their names here, Maddox and Platte. Now, these
guys were, like I guess, notorious bank robbers. And they
set up this task force, hunted these guys down, found them,
and then had a gunfight with them, and one of
these guys shot up everybody. The strange thing about the
story was that the two guys that had this plattin
what's his name Maddox, they they had they had they
were shot up by about like a dozen FBI agents
that labeled these guys numerous times. They had no armor on,
they had nothing really to protect themselves, and they stood
there and took all these bullets, then got in this
car and tried to start it and get it going. Well,
one of the guys that they had actually blown his
arm off with.
Speaker 12: A slug from a shotgun.
Speaker 5: So he's missing an arm. He's laying down. He sees
him getting this car. He starts putting shells into one
of the shotguns and goes up to them and just
levels both of them in this car. So later Desusa
is in the class now an FBI and this guy
is actually teaching the class. Well, he took a he
didn't like John Desusa because John Desusa had written a
report I guess on or brought forward anyways, that these
two gentlemen, that this Mattox and Platt were found to
have nothing in their blood except nicotine from a couple
of cigarettes they had. So they had thought they were
on PCP drugs and were like all intoxicated. It turned
out they had they had no protection, they had nothing,
and they fought their ass off for like I don't
know how long one guy was shot in the ORDA.
Speaker 6: Wow, that's tough to take a bullet there.
Speaker 8: It was at the places to get shot.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you ain't kid.
Speaker 5: So this guy that was in his class, the guy
that was teaching him, didn't like this that he put
this out that these guys were just kind of like
on another level of something and took a dislikening to
John Desusa and forced him to have these X files.
And so John always kind of said, well, thank you,
but it wasn't supposed to be a thank you. But
so to start went that, you know, he did this
for a little while and he had his case book,
and his case book got stolen by a couple of
FBI guys that retired and went to Hollywood and gave
it to Chris Carter.
Speaker 8: Is that right?
Speaker 6: Is that a true story or is that like.
Speaker 5: Hey, that's what John says?
Speaker 8: Really? Did he show them? Did he did? He?
Speaker 17: So?
Speaker 5: But it caused a lot of problems because the first
year of X Files, I guess the top brass was
looking at him going, these are like these stories from
this guy's casebook, And so they started leveling, putting pressure
on the X file producers, going, you guys, can't do this. Yeah,
they almost shut them down. They almost shut the show down.
Speaker 6: I guess, you know, they didn't dream these up in
their own They actually stole the ideas.
Speaker 8: That's kind of the the.
Speaker 5: First year though, Mac just the first year, next year's
you know. The ones after that were kind of came
from a different Like I say, some of them were true,
but I don't know, Like I guess, you know, like
we could say we could bait the first season on
its merit of truth.
Speaker 8: But.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean they don't have to. I mean I
thought they were taking true cases and just manipulated in
them in a way that they're you know, X filey,
you know what I mean, Well for sure.
Speaker 5: I mean, yeah, I think all of that. You get
to take some of that liberty right when you write
stuff and want to make it on TV.
Speaker 8: Based true events, right.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So the first one I picked anyways, just to get
to the storyline here about the true ones. There's about
ten of them, but I just kind of wanted to
narrow it down, so I picked five of them. Since
we have the military X Files, I was trying to
kind of keeping on this thing. But in season one,
episode nine, it was called space It was released on
November twelfth, nineteen ninety three, and it was kind of
based on I think it was actually supposed to be
based on Gemini astronaut there Gordon Cooper, right, it had
some experience is in the Space Shuttle in the Gemini missions,
I should say not the Space Shuttle. This was supposed
to be the Space Shuttle. So anyways, it was a
look at inadamate object and to see it if sorry there.
It was a look at inadamant object to see it
in its face. And some of these old stories of
people seeing Jesus and toast and well, it turns out
this is the real phenomena called paradolia, right, where we
perceived sites and sounds and things that aren't there. Yes,
I think one of the biggest, most famous one, I
guess people mentioned is the face on Mars, right. I
mean every day you can see something like this. So
it inspired this episode Space And it was about this
shuttle that got kind of canceled and then got taken
back up and then weird things started happening. And so
it's kind of loosely based on Gordon Cooper's experience that
maybe you know, I guess that he was maybe a
spirit got into him.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he went on after he left the Astronaut Corps,
he went on to study UFOs. I mean, he's a
very famous guy in the UFO kind of world. In fact,
he went to you don't mind me saying he was.
This is in my book UFOs in a one time
on cel everywhere everywhere. In nineteen fifty he was part
of a intercept the squadron based in Germany, and this
is when there was literally an iron curtain and they
used to just patrol up and down this kind of
iron curtain all the way almost so to the check
order and so on, and they'd see makes, you know,
twenty miles away and to be that kind of thing.
So what started one day was they started seeing these
right objects going right over their base, very very high.
At the time they were flying I think f eighty
four sabers. They were too high for the sabers to
go up, so that's probably more than forty thousand and
fifty thousand feet. And this went on for a week
and then we'd see hundreds of them, and at first
they thought there was some Russian secret weapon heading for
the United States to blow us upon. But they never
found out exactly what they were. They were never able
to fly high enough to get any kind of a
you know, camera picture and whatever, but they reputed it
all back in Washington, and then they expected there to
be some kind of, you know, big pullabaloo about it,
but there was nothing. It was it was. It was
absolutely silent. And then years later he saw a UFO
with the whites herens testing station. Then he's an astronaut,
and then he leaves and he and he studies UFOs.
He believed in UFO. This is the guy went to space,
you know. So he has a little more to do
with the you know, out of space than we do.
And he he knows when he sees weird things, they're weird,
you know. I mean, he knows what the moon looks like,
he looks knows what Venus looks like, he knows what
the air shine looks like. If he sees something weird,
it's the UFO. And he saw him several of them.
Speaker 18: So go ahead and Cooper, Yeah, that's kind of like
I mean, I guess that was the most expensive episode
they ever did, was trying to recreate the shuttlecraft and
all of what it looked like.
Speaker 5: They used a lot of stock shots from NASA. Sure,
but I mean I haven't gone back and watched it
myself again. I probably will just because of Now, Okay,
that's what that one was about. It's kind of interesting,
for sure. The second one was I picked was The
New Jersey Devil. Yeah, season one, episode five.
Speaker 6: Yeah, everyone loves that.
Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, that's a cool level shot for sure.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And I mean, still people are having that experience,
aren't they. Still people are seeing something that's very strange.
They described it as kangaroo like creature with bat wings,
attacking social clubs, trolley cars, and hunters. Police were even
reported of fired at the creature, but no trace of
the monster was ever found. Urban legend, hey, that spans centuries.
They people report seeing strange things in the pine barons
of New Jersey to this day. Thanks to the myth,
we are treated to this episode though, The Jersey Devil Right,
which follows Scully and Muller's the investigate the strange reports
of cannibalism in the Garden State, leads into a woman
who seems to be a relict, but the ending suggests otherwise.
Still intriguing, So there's.
Speaker 12: The connection to the farmers Almanac and the Jersey Devil.
Speaker 6: Yeah is there? Yeah, go ahead, tell us.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 12: So, way back in the day, according to the story
of the Jersey Devil, it starts with mother Leads who
had the thirteenth child. Right, well, Leads, she didn't really exist,
but somebody by the last thing of Leeds did. He
published the Leads Almanac, and he used a lot about astrology,
and so back in those days, religion was like, no,
you can't use astrology. So somebody bought the Leads Almanac
and turned it to something else. It turned into the
Farmers Almanac.
Speaker 8: Wow is that?
Speaker 6: Wow? Yeah? Yeah, that's crazy. So people, you got to understand,
if you go through New Jersey on Route ninety five,
with your route halfway through the state, you're actually going
through the Pine Barrens. And the Pine barrens is this
place where there's lots of trees and everything, but the
soil is almost like sand. And when the first people
first came out here and settled, they found out they
couldn't grow anything in this particular pot of New Jersey.
So you know, no one settled there really, but that's why.
Speaker 12: The natives called it the Land of the Dragons.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, But it has all kinds of spooky stuff attached
to it. And another book I did called Beyond Every
fifty one also on sale everywhere. We do this episode
on a place called Ong's Hat, Okay Ong's Hat, And
in nineteen fifties, there was eighteen fifties there was a
tavern in the middle of the pine barrens because it
was it was almost like a stagecoach kind of trail,
and you would stop there for the night. And there's
a guy named Ong and he got in a fight
with someone and he threw his hat up in the tree.
In his hat stayed in the tree. Okay, now you know,
pay attention because they'll be a quiz later. So years later,
there's these two guys who set up a trailer there.
They've been kicked out of Princeton and they're looking to
travel into dimensionally, right, So they hire all these people,
these kind of fringe scientists and stuff, and they go
to Ang's Hat and they claim that they've actually been
able to travel into different dimensions, travel to places where
it's Earth but there's no humans. It's New Jersey. But
you know, everything is purple. You know that kind of stuff. Okay,
it but it smells clean. Yeah, that's there's no mobsters,
you know that types. So but when you when you
look into it and it just happens to happen in
the in the pine barrens. Is the people who put
that story together started the first internet myth. Okay, they
put on memo bulletin boards, as aren't these bolton boards.
Speaker 8: Yeah, bolton go online bolting boards.
Speaker 6: And they would plant stuff on all different things in
people reading put the myth together. I'll tell you it's fascinating.
It's like it's like the one version of telling a
story around a campfire. You know, that happened in the
pine round. So in researching this, you know, you know,
did some research on the Pine rounds. This first you
get so you get the New Jersey Devil, which the
hockey hockey team is named after, which is this thing
who is a still birth of something at twelve with
the twelfth baby of this person thirteen, he escapes, you know,
kills the midwife or something escapes. He's been running around
of a sense, a lot of people have seen him.
But there's also a ghost there. There's a woman who
you know, cries for her sale who drowned at sea.
You know, there's there's interesting stories while people have disappeared
there because that could be the Sopranos, we don't know,
but yeah, but it's filled with all these very very
strange stories. And it's it's in this path of New
Jersey that basically people drive through on their way to
Atlantic City and.
Speaker 8: There you go off the Jersey Pike.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you go right through. When you go through ninety five,
you go through the Piemar and it's it's big, it's huge.
It's huge, but it can't it doesn't grow anything. Nothing
grows there, a lot of swamps, there's you know, just
you know, it's it's just kind of a strange place
in the middle of a strange place.
Speaker 8: Please.
Speaker 7: Wasn't there an r V or caravan thing that was
part of that interdimensional Uh?
Speaker 6: Yes, yeah, they lived in a vis and then and
then the swat not Swat team, but.
Speaker 8: What do you call that?
Speaker 6: The top special forces in the United States, Delta. The
Delta Team came in and wiped them out supposedly right,
but on the night that supposedly happened, there was an
oil storage tank nearby that actually did catch on fire
or they blamed the explosion. It's it's real rough talked
to people, been losht in then that's creepy. Raven wanted
to go there and I told him not to go.
I just wanted to go there for the show. I said,
don't go there by yourself. Just don't you know as
you run into these you know, weirdo people anyway, spy,
well wirdo people. Please can't please continue.
Speaker 5: That was du Coveny's story too. He was the one
that kind of pressed to get the devil story. So
I thought that was kind of cool.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yep.
Speaker 5: The next one is Blood. Blood was a story that
was put out in I think season two, episode three.
It was September thirtieth, nineteen ninety four. Now, this story
kind of is an interesting one. It was inspired by
one event and but three real life occurrences. Writer Glenn
Morgan's own struggles with hematophobia spring crops with the insectus
side Melathion. It was a true story that was based
on Charles Whitman, who was a mass shooter out of tech.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, the sixties shooter.
Speaker 5: That's a tower shooter, right, Yeah, that's right. This Episodelso
deals with their fears of technology as Moulder and Skully
investigate a series of murders in which the suspects all
saw violent messages on various electronic devices. Blood was well
received by audiences and critics of light In ninety six,
the plot of the episode was even adapted into a
young adult novel tie in called tie In Called Fear
by author Les Martin. It should also be know that
Blood featured just the second appearance of their own Gunmen,
a trio of conspira conspiracy theorists that would eventually get
their own spin off show.
Speaker 6: Ye yeah, it was kind of remember that.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 12: Those guys were great, the one gunman. I loved them.
Rohicky was the best.
Speaker 6: That's funny where he got his all this kind of
really fringe information from too you know, it's kind of
but I can I just say somethingbout Charles Whitman. So
he was I think it was nineteen sixty six, maybe
ninety sixty five sixty six. He was an ex marine
for some reason. He got a bunch of guns. He
climbed the tower at Texas University. Do you remember what
university wants? Texas was just Texas, Hugh, I can't, and
started shooting people and killed maybe about forty people or so.
It was like really bad until they finally deputized a
couple of guys who had guns and they went up
to the top and shot him. So it was one
of these things broadcast on live TV and so on
and so forth. There is a science fiction writer out there,
very very famous science fiction also UFO writers.
Speaker 8: Name is.
Speaker 6: Susie might know it, Ryan will no Union. He did
the wolf and he wrote he wrote Wolfing as a
novel before it started. The guy he says, he's visited
by extra wressels all the time. He's huge. Whitley Striver,
whitleyst Yeah, whitley'st okay.
Speaker 12: So mentioned that name. Now I see Christopher Walking from
the movie.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yes, so he put in some of his bios. Okay,
Now this guy Whitley Strive, in my opinion, he's a
fraud's fraud. You can't get any fraud than him. He
was a he was a science fiction writer beforehand, and
they said, you know, why don't you do something a
little freaky. So he has the story went up to
a cabin and the UFOL you know, the aliens came
and visited him brough and he he gets messages from him,
and that's how he writes his books, and he has
a huge followy and he's made a lot of money.
In one of his early bios, he claimed that he
was there that day when that guy shot all most people.
And he said that he saw people shot in front
of him, he saw a kid shot off a bicycle.
He tried to save people, and so on and so forth, right,
and it's completely fabricated. It's all, mother said. He was
home with me when that happened. I remember watching with
him on TV. So if someone has to make up
that kind of a story, I don't know why you
have to do it. How can you believe anything else?
He said, that's all.
Speaker 9: Like most of the paranormal channels on YouTube are like no.
Speaker 10: Like people at some.
Speaker 9: Point gave up on sci fi and they started to
like invent stories that they're trying to pass off as
real but.
Speaker 6: That they're part of some kind of you see that
they're part of some kind of an event. Okay, but
but something that happens like that the Texas shooter, it's almos,
it's finite, and it's it's it's investigated a lot, and
they said, no kid got shot off his bike.
Speaker 8: You know, No, two.
Speaker 6: Women were laying bleeding in the in the sidewalk and
some guy tried to drag them away. None of that happened.
He made it all up.
Speaker 9: All that got caught lying about, like being in the
towers in September, Elne events and and things like that
as well.
Speaker 6: But but Whitley Striebler has made multi million dollars of
selling his books saying that he's in communion with aliens
and stuff. Okay, once again, how can you believe him?
If he if he makes up this story about this
horrific event and and and and makes himself a hero
in it. I mean, you know, I mean really it's
almost like stolon Vale.
Speaker 8: I can't believe bell. Yeah, was he? Well?
Speaker 6: What what what is the what's the connection between Crystal
Walking and this guy? Was he in their movies or something?
Speaker 12: Christopher Walking actually played him in the movie for Comedian
What did he play? He played Whitley Strayber?
Speaker 6: Did he really? And Whitley Strivers at his own movies?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Weird to hear Christopher Walking talking about alien abduction. You know,
it's weird because he's got the voice me.
Speaker 6: Talks Chrystal Walker's best line ever was in Amy Hall. Remember,
and at the first time he's on screen, Yeah, driving
him back that he goes, you know, sometimes they see
headlights coming from me and I just want to steer
in the direction and end it all. And he goes, tomorrow,
I'm driving you to the airport.
Speaker 8: He wants to go in between them. I don't know that.
Speaker 12: There's that one movie where.
Speaker 2: Let me just say, just in his defense, because I
agree with everything you guys are saying. That book in
the movie wolf I thought was way better than ninety
of the science fiction or whatever Wolfman movies that have
ever been made. Yeah, Wolfing was good, and the book too.
Speaker 6: Yeah. But you know how it works in the publishing
because they say, hey, listen, we get a good idea
once't you do this? Okay, and well we'll we'll prop
you up as the guy who does this now, okay.
And he hit it just right, you know, he hit it,
run around, close encounters or whatever. You know.
Speaker 2: I agree with all of that, But still, that was
a good book.
Speaker 6: Susie. Can I just ask you a question. It looks
like you have like an ice bag. You're gonna put
it on your head at some point. What do you
are you crushing something blue in your hands?
Speaker 8: I know, I.
Speaker 12: So nice.
Speaker 6: I noticed you weren't crocheting therapeutic.
Speaker 9: Time, right, yeah, I am not doing something with my hands.
You guys will not want me here like, well, okay.
Speaker 15: You're not weaving a basket. You're not You're not doing crocheting,
all right, So you don't have a snake wrapped around you.
Speaker 9: So the two words for that lie something going on
just happened to be this week.
Speaker 6: Okay, all right, let's kim let me throw it back
to you again.
Speaker 8: Save us me.
Speaker 5: Too, Sculley, Scully in your hands. I know it's good. Okay,
I think I was gonna talk about it. Well, okay,
we'll go over this one. How about this one, Season two,
episode five. It was called Dwayne Berry. No, imagine your
head being impelled by a big iron rod.
Speaker 6: Why don't Yeah, I kind of remember this.
Speaker 5: Go ahead, yeah, destroying much of your frontal lobe. Well,
now the living to tell the story. Well, in eighteen
forty eighteen forty eight, that's exactly what happened to a
railroad supervisor named Phineas Gage, who took a three foot
long camping iron to the skull during a blasting accident.
Bowie survived, Gage was never the same with his friends,
noticing complete personality and behavior changes.
Speaker 6: That three foot spike through your head. You have a
change personal Oh.
Speaker 8: You know what?
Speaker 5: He he lived twelve years, I guess after that.
Speaker 10: Yeah, he was from New Hampshire, was he really?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Wow? Wow?
Speaker 9: But he was from New Hampshire. He was in Vermont
working on the rail road. And then I think he
moved down after the accident. He moved down to Boston
for a while.
Speaker 8: Really they didn't notice.
Speaker 10: Kind of like sideshow type thing.
Speaker 8: Really he got so mean.
Speaker 9: He was being like belligerent to the audience and threatening people. Cool, No,
you can't do this anymore, do you mean for Boston?
Speaker 8: The wow?
Speaker 5: Well that that Duyanne Berry so like he was the
guy was an escaped psychiatric patient who claims you being
abducted by aliens and he takes a bunch of hostages
to prove his point. Is that turns out Barry turns
out that he was shot in the head years earlier
and survived and was sent to a complete personality change.
It just wouldn't It wouldn't be an X Files without
the extraterrestrial rift of the story as it's also described
that he went he has a weird implant in his
head that makes grocery store check oat scanners go crazy.
Speaker 12: Really good episode. That was a really good episode.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't remember that one. That's cool though,
is that the one.
Speaker 4: Where Steve Steve Rail's back in it.
Speaker 12: I think, so, yeah, you check.
Speaker 4: You know he's an actor.
Speaker 6: Yes, I think I checked out. I mean I probably
watched it. I'm gonna say four years maybe when they
started blaming everything on to Fema. Remember that. Remember they
thought that Fema was, you know, taking the aliens and
creating alien bodies or something. Oh yeah, Fema. They can't
even think, Yeah, if it's Fema, then we're all screwed
in a way.
Speaker 8: Correct.
Speaker 6: So anyway, so it's it's funny that they did take
true stories, or they took kind of like the threat
of a true story.
Speaker 5: A bit of it ups in the in the show
is that one of the police car scenes, a Canadian
flag is flying from a flag.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: As most of the first season was all shot in
Vancouver and pubbly enough, one of my friends had a
prop business in Vancouver that used to do all the
propping for them. And got so rich that well they
just got loaded got rich when it was what happened
to them because went.
Speaker 8: Way, wow, what kind of prop should he make?
Speaker 5: They would have everything, like just anything, chairs, lights.
Speaker 8: Houses, This is your buddy, you're talking about that?
Speaker 5: Yeah, her name was Andrea Laheed actually won one. She
was actually a daughter of our premier in the province
and I knew her. She actually danced for the uh,
the Royal Winnipeg Ballet and I got to be good
friends with her, and her and her hubby and a
bunch of other guys I knew went out there and
started this prop business in Vancouver because you know, the
the business started happening to make films out there, so
they took the opportunity and it just it paid dividends.
It was like, wow, what a move. So they actually
supplied the props to the X Files in that years.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The other one, I guess, I mean, if you want me,
it's a season two episode nineteen. Yes, do you remember
this one of you guys dom Coom which that was
the Philadelphia experiment. It was the United States maybe experimenting
within visibility and the claims that actually made the USS
Eldridge disappear for a few minutes. Yes, yes, that included
a crew member suffering from insanity, in tangibility, and some
even becoming fused with the ship itself upon its reappearance.
There are indications that the ship didn't just disappear, but
travel through time itself. While these accounts have been largely
debunked as a fascinating story the way because it's like
it inspired Domcom in ninety five, despite receiving mixed reviews
as one of those episodes that gave Malder and Scully
some alone time to bond even further as friends who
eventually would become lovers. You know, they actually hated each
other though.
Speaker 6: Yeah right, we've got to talk about that. But when
we come back, can I not to butt in once again,
but can I explain the Philadelphia experiments here there's another
fraud that has been you know, put about people who
are interested in this stuff. So what they did was
they took this the ship, the USS Eldridge, And what
was happening during World War two, the Nazis were using
magnetic minds. Okay, so they have magnets on their minds
and they're going to be attracted to the still in
the hull of a ship. So what these guys figured
out was that you can change the magnetic charge on
an entire ship. It's called the busting. The busting where
you change the chat. So so I don't know if
you become the magnet, but magnets do not are not
attracted to you. And when they did that, the transcripts
of them it was successful of people saying, wow, we're
invisible to them now, meaning we're invisible to these magnetic
German minds. And that that program became a program through
World World War two where they debust you know, how
they did it, how they changed the magnetic you know,
the polls or whatever on these ships. I have no idea,
you know, sent to I don't know. I don't know
how they did it, but they did it. And and
the fact that they were that American ships were being
sung by minds almost went down to zero. Someone took
that idea that that you know, that phrase and changed
it into time travel and guys and you know, stuck
in the you know, in the middle of the deck
and all that kind of stuff. It didn't happen. It's nonsense.
But that's just a that's just a that's just an
example of how you can people who are interested in
the stuff we're interested in. They want to believe everything,
and if you see it in the book, it seems
like it's official or whatever. But a lot of these
books aren't vetted like a lot of other books are,
so anyone can say anything at any time, especially these days.
But anyway, I don't want to blow a for you.
But that's what the Philadelphic Experiment is about.
Speaker 5: Then talk is that, like the mont Talk and the
Philadelphi experiments, is that same area.
Speaker 6: Right, Yes, it happened up and I think it happened
in one in the shipyards in New York, or no,
it's happened in Philadelphia. That's what they call it, the
Philadelphia experiment. And they claim that the ship wound up
in the shipyards in Brooklyn, and you know that's how
it made its rose across. It just sailed up there.
That's where they did the experiment, you know. So you
know the thing is.
Speaker 10: A great sci fi novel though.
Speaker 6: Yeah exactly, Yeah, yeah for sure.
Speaker 2: Great but good novel and a good movie.
Speaker 6: But they chose it and they probably maybe sold more
books this way. Okay, because once again we say you know,
it's nine of what you hear and what we're interested
in is bullshit, frankly, Okay, it's the ten percent that
you concentrate on to see what's really happening out there. Anyway,
So came is that number five?
Speaker 5: Well the last let's make the last one here Home,
I guess, okay, And I mean Home was weird. We
already discussed Home a little bit here.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the episode of Home of Exile song, which is
basically the the tagline is it's about in bread faunas.
Speaker 8: Yeah, what season? What season? Episode?
Speaker 6: Season one?
Speaker 8: That one was like six.
Speaker 5: Season four, episode two? Is that October? I think it
was kind of supposed to be a Halloween show, right,
But like I said earlier, like when Fox first put
it out, they had no warnings yep on the show whatsoever,
and people were like, will be appalled, So they didn't
really ever show it again. But they did show it
three years later in ninety nine at Halloween with warnings
and all on it so that people could watch it again.
Speaker 6: It's a creepy show. It's it's like nothing you've ever
seen on TV. Maybe a little bit too creepy in
a way.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately, based on a real life story of the word brothers,
real or barely literate family members that lived together outside.
Speaker 6: I'm Steve wod I hope.
Speaker 5: That's why I did come on.
Speaker 8: It's amazing about.
Speaker 2: These shows the greatest box, yes.
Speaker 7: But it's amazing about these episodes and these shows is
that they tell the whole story in forty five minutes.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, oh yeah really. Now it's a Netflix series
that takes, you know, seven episodes.
Speaker 6: That's why they were like they were like little movies.
They're little movies, and they had their had the soundtrack,
they had you know, their film like movies. I just
to say real quick, the things that got me. The
thing that got me watching was the soundtrack.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 6: I heard that music and I said, Okay, this is
going to be cool. This is going to be cool.
And apparently it was. It was made by mistake. The
guy got frustrated and he hit the synthesized the keyboard
and made that echo and he said, okay, let's use this.
But like Star Trek, I remember watching Star Trek first,
and the music was cool. The opening credits were cool. Okay,
it showed the spaceship going really fast. You never saw
that before. XS like just drayed you into this kind
of mysterious conspiration. You know, everything that you want to believe.
You believe the music was great.
Speaker 12: You're not going to mention the Star Trek battle music.
That was the best piece of music.
Speaker 6: Ever battle music during the in the TV show. Yeah,
while they were while they're having battles, they would always
put that music in.
Speaker 8: Doesn't Jim Carrey do that? The cable guy doesn't. I
don't know why I would pull that out?
Speaker 6: Wow, okay, educated to.
Speaker 8: So.
Speaker 11: I actually heard mac that the composer accidentally hit the
echo function on the keyboard while he was resting his
elbow on it.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and he said, and they said, oh wow, this
is and you can hear it in the theme itself,
you know, I think so.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yep.
Speaker 6: And and Chris Connor was involved in everything right down
to the music. And you know, he was like really involved.
This guy and he's like a surfer dude. He used
to write for Surfboard magazine or something. And I believe, yeah,
he's I don't know, I'm not sure. I think he
had a Bosting connection. There's a lot of Bosting connections
on the show on Massachusetts connections, so I can't so
thank you.
Speaker 2: And a number of New Hampshire.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Plain, they're going up to the diapers.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think you're talking about how it got kind
of the show kind of went south or whatever. But
some of the writers that left the show, like Vince
Gilligan that went on to write.
Speaker 6: Wow, Breaking Bad.
Speaker 5: And that Brian Cranston was on X Files and that's
how he got the part for the role, and Breaking
Bad was from Vince Gilligan seeing his acting and knew
that he was a damn good actor. So yeah, yep, yeah,
I thought that was kind of interesting. The one that
I didn't mention, which is the one that's irresistible about
Jeffrey Dahmer and kind of I guess right.
Speaker 6: The Cannibal, Yes, Yes, Donnie.
Speaker 5: Donnie Faster was brought back to season seven for the
shows that the episode included orson and reconnected the character
into an actual demon, making him one of the creepiest
villains on this show. Away he was I was camping
in BC and with my wife and cycling and doing
some stuff, and on the news that morning came on
Jeffrey Dahmer and I just got to tell you, guys,
and everybody. My best friend since grade one. His name
is Jeffrey Dahmer. I'm listening to this and I'm going, oh,
what my friend is eating somebody? Well, my friend his
name is written a little different than this guy anyway,
he's not the same guy. But my friend had to
leave North America for over a year to just get out.
Speaker 6: Of there, really, to get out of the cannibal thing. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if you're out there, jeff High.
Speaker 6: Listening in you know, glat a mile or or someplace. Wow. Interesting, Okay,
thank you, Kim. We're going to clap the Kim organically
because we can't sweeten it up anymore. Why don't we
do this now? Susan has some information on X files
will wrap up the show. Why don't we take a
yet mush break now though, and we'll be right back
after this. You're listening to Mechnlonay's Milk Drexaw show here
on the Distant Thunder Radio Network. Please stay tuned.
Speaker 17: It's one of my favorite people in the world. To
be a hero is someone who fights for a country
and for you. My dad is a hero. Homes for
our troops built this house, and my dad can get
through the wide doorways, she can reach anything.
Speaker 19: Homes for our troops, build and donate specially adapted custom
homes nationwide for severely injured Post nine eleven veterans and
enables them to rebuild their lives. Join our mission at
HFOTUSA dot org.
Speaker 20: Do you know where the world's most secret bases are located?
Do you know what spooky action at a distance needs?
Is there a conspiracy by Alias to prevent us from
conquering space? And where is the best place in the
United States to see a real UFO? The to all
these questions and more in mac maloney's new book, mac
Maloney's Haunted Universe, Visit places you never knew existed, the
Phantom Tunnels of Tokyo, the UFO Trail in South America,
Ogg's Hat, and the very Mysterious m Triangle. Mac Maloney's
Haunted Universe contains hundreds of reports on ghosts, haunted planes
and ships, weird celebrity deaths, mysterious sounds, and a breakdown
of every monster in America, states by state. You've heard
him talk about it on the radio. Now get all
of Max's paranormal research in one large volume. Mac Maloney's
Haunted Universe with a forward by the very famous one
One on sale now in your local bookstore or on
Amazon dot com.
Speaker 8: And I just kept going on and on about myself.
Speaker 7: I'm taking a leak in the driveway. I know you'd
like to talk to total stranger. The story has got
nothing to do with the Bruins Gang. It's what happened
with Grandma. I was wondering if those were sato mess
because of straps or something. But I digress from what
I don't know.
Speaker 20: Get into the beautiful mind of one one only on
the Math Maloney Military X Files show.
Speaker 8: That was a good collection of drops. I love it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you have done this, Dan, He's from child.
Speaker 12: That's right, that's no excuse.
Speaker 8: It's weird? Is that on the weekend?
Speaker 21: I'm pretty sure how it was some child down its
off bucket God, George Street, John Street, fucking Hill, five
minute walk to Celis Square.
Speaker 6: Welcome back, and I went to back the mill Treach
show here on the just un thunder Ratia anyway, this
is macaroniy Wow broadcasting live from stop a Galley fifty
five Wanna Street, maybe Port mass Great Seafood Restaurant and
the Bomber's full as it turns out it's it's it's
about seven degrees here the places back. This is Mac
mmoney and we're doing a special X File show tonight.
Let me very quickly introduced, very quickly introduced members of
the PASA. You heard them talking during the bump of
the very famous wand one.
Speaker 7: Is Yeah, hello, hello Mac. Sorry about that's everybody where
I'm from?
Speaker 6: But it was funny.
Speaker 8: During the show.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm from Charlestown, but basically I'm from Cambridge. I'm
from both places.
Speaker 6: Really, yeah, I think if you are from chelmsfit hell
about that?
Speaker 8: Chew on that?
Speaker 6: Okay, Wow, I love this.
Speaker 2: Movie's one one. Charlestown is good? Cambridge is.
Speaker 8: I know?
Speaker 7: Well that's where That's where we lived actually, and my
grandparents lived in Charlestown.
Speaker 8: We were there quite often.
Speaker 6: And and just by a twist of fate, he's in
the Navy and they assigned him where the Charlestown Navy Yard.
We ran across the Expressway to get to his grandmother
South Steep.
Speaker 7: I got transferred to the Navy yard for what they
call tad temporary additional duty. I got paid extra for it,
and I commuted like just every other smock. I got
in by nine and out by quarter is at nine o'clock.
You see it, You know it's way earlier than that
quarter is at nine o'clock overhauling a ship out by four?
Speaker 6: His parents are going, aren't you in the navy?
Speaker 8: What are you doing? Anyway? Thank you? One know I
mustered out.
Speaker 2: One one must explain, Well, let's is an obscure navy term.
Speaker 6: Why don't we get to introduce everyone? And you can,
you can explain.
Speaker 8: It stands for temporary additional duty. Okay.
Speaker 6: Also with US is well, let me choose a producer
engineer here. No, right, you don't have to stop here,
you keep right on the speed bubble. Okay. Also with
US is Susie best Stiel down there, and Nick, it's Susie.
Speaker 10: The slime turned my hands a little bit green?
Speaker 6: Really, okay, that's okay. What's your trend till count?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 6: You gave one up to be to get laid to die?
Speaker 8: Right? Yeah?
Speaker 6: So twenty one twenty one? Okay, the same.
Speaker 10: Number of days until one one comes back.
Speaker 6: Oh there you go, this signnicity. One one's back and
in the US and twenty mon days. Also with US
is Susan kay down there in North Carolina, Susan k
super fan, the blonde with the Okay, catfree.
Speaker 4: Cat free, wouldn't break the cat code, not for you.
Speaker 6: My friend also with us is also catfree, I think
because cats don't want to go near him, is asian X.
He also has green hands asian X.
Speaker 2: You okay, No, we actually do have a cat, do
you really?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: His name is Dougie, Dougie the cat.
Speaker 6: Did you name him Dougie Dougie? Okay, yeah, let me
let me guess. He sleeps a lot and eats and
ignores you most of the time. Correct.
Speaker 2: No, he's afraid of me.
Speaker 6: Okay, don't that's even better, believe me. Also with us
is our good friend Kim Shay up there in Canada. Kim,
how are you?
Speaker 5: Everybody's having fun tonight and we all learned a whole
bunch of about X files.
Speaker 6: He looks a little bit like Bill Ma in a way.
You know Bill Ma, that guy, the trouble maker, you
know what I mean. I don't say that. Kim has
a certain look to me. It looks like different kinds
of see right there from the glasses up.
Speaker 2: No, he looks like a bomber pilot. In World War Two.
Speaker 8: There you go.
Speaker 5: I'm pretty sure that's what I was.
Speaker 6: Also, yeah, that's one of those kids.
Speaker 12: Had always thought I was a pilot.
Speaker 6: Yeah, used to fly. Yeah, also with us if he's
I don't know what he's hanging on, but he is.
Ryan Trombley out there in Arizona. Ryan, how are you?
Speaker 12: I'm doing well? How about you?
Speaker 3: Guys?
Speaker 6: Are you a Diamondbacks fan or anything like that? Anything stupid?
Speaker 12: You know what, No, I'm not really a big sports
fan at all. You would think I would be, but
I'm just like sports.
Speaker 8: Really yeah, I feel that way.
Speaker 6: Let's see. Okay, so we're all here and we're talking
about the X Files, the TV show and which was
you know, I mean, it's not really controversial. The thing
is is that, you know, like a lot of TV
shows is great at the beginning and just kind of
run out of gas. It's the people are on the show,
especially David du Coveney and Gillian Anderson. They became celebrities
on their own, right. We're just looking off at like
she was on a red cop and he was interviewed
and I believe I think he was John John's roommate
at Havard or something like that. He roommate with John
John Kennedy just showed that these people all kind of
know each other. He's the company is an interesting Yeah, yeah,
maybe he was. Who's whose roommate was? Did he have
a famous roommate? And maybe I'm mix him up with
like Tommy Lee Jones was, who's the vice president who
claimed that he invented the Internet? I'll go like he
was his roommate, you know what I mean? They all
intertwined whatever.
Speaker 8: But anyway, and I worked on Max computer. That's how
we met. So it's so weird.
Speaker 6: Okay, gone there, Yeah, keeps that on. But David comany
is you know, he's in that. He went on to
other things as well. Right, he doesn't exactly play the
guy that he plays on X Files. I think he's
kind of like someone in my mind. I think that
he's the guy who you know, is kind of conservative
in their way, kind of straight laced or whatever. And
Julian and As when you're talked about earlier, she was
like a punk alternative you know, universe kid. When she
took the uh, you know, the the audition. They didn't
want to right up until the moment, and then they
made her stop. I can see how these two people
don't like each other, and the room was offset. They
wouldn't even talk to each other. So Susan, kay, what
do you know about this? Here were gossip before at all.
Speaker 11: So I do know that there was some tension there.
Speaker 4: They just didn't talk to each other. I know that
there's one private plane flight.
Speaker 11: That they were on for several hours together and they
didn't talk to each other. I want to say, David
Duchovny wrote Julian Anderson a letter.
Speaker 4: They just for some reason didn't get along. I do
know that.
Speaker 11: You know, remember for a couple of season he left
and then he came back, and then she left, and
there was some hard feelings there because of the leaving.
But I don't think they ever really put truth to why.
Speaker 4: They just both thought. I think they were two different
people special.
Speaker 6: Okay, that's true talk to each other.
Speaker 9: At one point, do Keveny went to rehab for a
sex addiction.
Speaker 8: I was there.
Speaker 6: I wish I knew where I delivered papers.
Speaker 10: There is not a real thing or that what you
just tell your wife when.
Speaker 4: God, I hope it's.
Speaker 6: No one knows it was. No one wants to answer
the questions. Wow, well listen. But the thing about those
two is, I'm going to say one of two things.
It's what makes the world go round.
Speaker 8: Sex.
Speaker 6: Either she hit on him he you know, it wasn't
a sexual thing because mont the Coasts believe me, they
you know, the sexual chemistry between them helps the movie,
you know what I mean in a way, you know,
if there's that kind of tension, you know, or whatever,
if if you have a film that they like each other, whatever,
that helps any kind of a story. Okay, maybe that
didn't work. But number two, what was probably about his money.
His money, he was making more money than her or something,
you know, and that starts a lot of you know,
why him and I'm in these I'm in twelve shots
and he's in you know, eight. He's a guy who
knows okay, but they just don't seem like that. You know.
You see them on these talk shows and they try
to get them to hug and kiss, and like David
Cousey's like, no part of this.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 6: They dragged me in here in the first place. And
I don't know, I don't know. But she's interesting too,
because she went on to do this, She went to
she moved to England. She was on stage in England
for a long time. She's like embraced by the English people.
She did Margaret Thatcher, which was really good but it's
hard to believe it's job. Yeah, she really did a
good job in that. And then she's been a few
other things on Prettish TV and she married The Fall.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, okay, here's another.
Speaker 11: So you know that book, Fifty Shades of Gray, and
then they made it a movie and they put that
smoke show Jamie.
Speaker 4: Dornan in it. That's the guy in that movie. Is
it the Fall? The one where she's.
Speaker 8: And she sleeps with the suspect?
Speaker 4: That's Jamie Dornan from Fifty Shades of Gray?
Speaker 2: Shen't it wouldn't take long before it turns red box?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 6: Wow? So anyway, the other thing too, and we're going
to bring the train into a station. I'm going to
go to Ryan real quick. So you know how like
some shows work on reruns, some shows work when they
go back, and not a lot of shows work if
they go by five years old and try to pick
it up again. But you know how the exs we're
talking about how the X is dated, but it's not
it's not dated because the Kasa dated and stuff. It's
like that whole I don't know.
Speaker 8: Can it be repeated that it's done something? I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 12: I think I think it still holds up. You watch
it today and still holds up?
Speaker 6: Does it really? Yeah?
Speaker 12: Could you do it episodes? Like the earlier ones maybe
they don't hold up so well, but the later ones
they definitely.
Speaker 6: Do hold up very Could they do it again?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 12: I think that was lightning in a bottle, to be
honest with you. I think that was one of those
striking while the pan was hot and it caught on
and that was it.
Speaker 6: Do you think that?
Speaker 2: Because I agree with Ryan they still hold up.
Speaker 6: Back in the nineties, conspiracy conspiracies were you know, one
of many things. Now they're everywhere, you know what I mean,
it's like not that big of a deal to believe that.
Speaker 12: That's why I say they could still hold up, because,
like you know, you have the alien conspiracies and there's
so many of those going around and people are huge
fans of it. So if they were to watch the
X Files and see some of those alien conspiracy episodes, yep,
it would hold up extremely well for them, they could
actually almost relate to it.
Speaker 6: But you would have to get two people and it
can't be like Malda's daughter and son or something. You know,
you have to get two people well compelling and away.
I mean, I hate to use that word, but that
kind of compelling away because they kind of you know,
play off of each other and you know, and you're
in this weird kind of thing anyway, but that's gets
someone who really really kind of attracts your attention, like
those two, especially here.
Speaker 12: So you can see though, like with season ten, when
they brought it back a few years ago, the reboot
did not do nearly as well as the original run,
and I think it's because they lost something along the way.
You know, they didn't have that same fire anymore. So
I think when they brought it back for season ten,
people are like, oh, whatever, done with it?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's season ten really and what
that's ten season?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 12: I mean they brought in their son, William, and William
was part of he was supposed to be just like,
you know, the Savior, and they really convoluted all the
stories they had set originally, and you know, they lost
a lot of the elements.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, after the after the two or three seasons, they
convoluted a lot. Okay.
Speaker 12: I mean there's so many episodes that I loved, you know,
like Shapes, the one about the Mantau, the slash the
Werewolf that was a great episode, or you know host
with the fluke Man crazy, really great episodes. But you
did have the emotional ones down the line when you
get to closure before Mulder got abducted, where he finally
finds out what happened to his sister, you know, that
was like, oh my god.
Speaker 7: Well, yeah, if you were talking to somebody who's ever
heard of the show, they just came from man at
Poohba or something, you know, and so you got to
watch the X Files, would you recommend that they watch
some of season one or just dive right into uh,
particular episodes. This episode seemed to stand alone.
Speaker 12: I'd go with particular episodes. That's what that when they
didn't know what the show was, I was like, well,
if you want a good example, watched this episode and
then this episode in this episode, so particular ones would
pull you in more.
Speaker 6: Yep, yep, what's funny is uh that's a good way
to close the show. Is I'll never watch the show.
You never watched it, So after I was talking about it,
would you have to do it?
Speaker 15: Well, you know, I never watched it when it came out.
I know enough about it by hearing things about it,
and I know who the stars are, but I never
actually sat down and watched it, either when it first
came out or in rerun, so I really don't know.
Speaker 6: I mean, would you do against two hours of this?
Speaker 15: You would watch like I said, if if there was
if there were certain when I sit down and binge
watch like so many. Probably not, But okay, would I
if I could cherry with Dick like I said the
episodes you say are worth it.
Speaker 6: A two hour show out listen? Do you want to want?
Would you watch it because of her? About her?
Speaker 8: I guess not.
Speaker 6: That's about it?
Speaker 4: Can I just say my couple of fun facts real quick?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 11: So the episode that I think Kim talked about, Never Again,
where she had the tattoo of Betty on her arm.
So originally Scully's character UH was partly based on Jody
Foster's portrayal of Curice Styling in the Silence of Land.
So in the fourth episode, which was Never Again, where
she had the tattoo on the arm.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 4: That voice was Jody Foster's voice, and she she she
provided the voice of Betty, which was that homicidal tattoo
that was crazy to murder. So I thought that was
pretty cool.
Speaker 11: And then in the beginning when they were selecting the
character to play Scully, David Ducovny was pushing that Jennifer Beals.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah her for a while too.
Speaker 11: He was wanted her to be Scully in the program
and Mac just to go back. I did want to
confirm you are right he was. Dcovny was friends with
jfk Jr.
Speaker 6: Not one one yeah, huh, okay, show it does.
Speaker 16: Things.
Speaker 11: Lucy Lawless Sina Warrior Princess love her to pieces go ahead.
Speaker 4: Two thousand and one, she had.
Speaker 11: Signed on for the X Files, uh, and the plan
was that her character where she played super Soldier Shannon McMahon, uh,
that she would be.
Speaker 4: A recurring Uh. She should have a recurring role, but
she had a high risk pregnancy which forced her to
bow out after appearing in only two episodes. But she
never returned. But I love Lucy Lawless.
Speaker 6: Like hetle friend who was a little friend there in
Uh yes, yeah, anyway.
Speaker 11: Uh So, Mitch Peleggy, who played Agent Skinner, I mean
a d Skinner there was Scully had a stand in
for like her you know, role that she didn't want
to be in, a like stunt double whatever. Arlene Warren
was Scully's stand in and she actually married Mitchy assistant
from time to time.
Speaker 6: But that doesn't doesn't that say that miss peleg wanted
Gillian Anderson and he had a he had at.
Speaker 12: The dollar store version instead. Oh no, he ordered the
version of Gillian Anderson.
Speaker 4: I met him at Comic Con last year. He was awesome.
Speaker 11: Wow, But that's all I had except for the thing
that Kim already mentioned that.
Speaker 8: So.
Speaker 4: Vince Gilligan was the creator of Breaking Bad.
Speaker 11: He also helped create The Lone Gunman, He loved several
years as the writer of The X Files, and among
his many credits on the show, in the season six
episode Drive, which stars Brian Cranston as Patrick Crump Uh,
the Monster of the Week who kidnaps moulderin his performance.
Stayed with Gilligan over the years and what has led
to being cast as Walter White on Breaking Bad, saying
you don't have to like him, but you need to
sympathize and feel empathy and sorrow for him at the
end of the hour. So that's why he said he'd
be perfect Walter.
Speaker 3: He was.
Speaker 6: Also, he's funny as hell. Ever seen the show Malcolm
in the Middle where he plays the file? Oh yeah, hilarious?
Speaker 4: Did you know that?
Speaker 6: Is it?
Speaker 17: Really?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 6: They coming back? This show is hilarious and it's also
kind of it breaks the mold too, and it's some
I can't word for it, but I'm sure that every
time they put that on the show that that produces
a fighting with them, and because there's a lot of
stuff in that show that you wouldn't see in all
the shows. Very funny, very funny. And then he goes
into Breaking Bad, which is a funny shell, which is
a really really good character change. He's a funny guy
in the that he's a funny guy in Seinfeld. All
of a sudden he's on Breaking Bad. You know, it's
damn Remember.
Speaker 4: The episode where he was like the roller skating champion?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely, what's that problem.
Speaker 4: From Malcolm in the Middle.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you have to do more TV shows. This is good.
Speaker 7: I'm pl You know how you have a crime scene,
crime dramas. You got the different elements with on a wall,
you got pictures of somebody and then the line goes
to something some other event and some article and these
lines and pictures and they're trying to figure out the
crime from all these connections, all these connections. I've got
my crime wall of this rhymes are going down. The
picture from Vanity Fair.
Speaker 11: I sent you all an email, by the way, with
a nice photo array of miss miss Anderson, and.
Speaker 4: She's in one of the suits is made of leather.
Speaker 6: Yet Alice tie right now with this, You're welcome anyway.
Speaker 7: I tend to bring there just caught on fire when
I did the image search on Google of Jillian Anderson.
Speaker 8: Really, yeah, I didn't.
Speaker 6: Then we looked at her as being like glamorous.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I sent you an email or some shot.
Speaker 6: Good things to thank you so much.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Let's thank everybody. Right, we're at the end of the okay,
uh let's Ryan, thank you for joining us, Ryan trembling.
Speaker 8: Please as always, thank you, Ryan.
Speaker 12: Take care everybody.
Speaker 8: Do you have something? Yeah you too? Yes, great week?
Right you go. Do you have cactus growing in your
house or what in my house?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 6: Outside, absolutely, try to have anything to plug, anything to plug, right, Cale, I.
Speaker 12: Got my show Let the Monsters in on YouTube. You
know you can catch me there every Friday. I do
live streams for about an hour, maybe two hours, talk
about scripteds and spiritual entities and whatever you want to
talk about. Just ask me a question and I'll run
with it.
Speaker 6: Now tonight, you was supposed to You're supposed to dress
like Melder, What did you do?
Speaker 12: It's this is more like the molder that quit the FBI,
because in the show he did, he quit the FBI
for a while and he wore his leather jacket and
whatever the hell he wants to wear.
Speaker 6: So yeah, yeah, okay, good, yeah, Well thanks to jing answer.
You appreciate it. If you need someone to come out
and rescue from Arizona, we'll send the special team. Okay,
awesome to be Okay, take care everybody, k bye bye,
Ryan Trimp Mac.
Speaker 4: Are you done?
Speaker 5: Wow?
Speaker 6: Okay, I'm gonna I'm gonna be done as soon as
I you know, say good bout of you. Listen x
x X put something in the head were hat? I
got it to pay because the light off your head
is blinding us here. We're going to adjust lightning are
you done? No, we're bringing the show to close. Now
do you want to say something and closing?
Speaker 2: Never mind?
Speaker 6: Okay, come on say it. Come on, she said, so
you what were you doing?
Speaker 2: What will you talk about? And Kim one of mine?
Speaker 6: Oh your favorite episodes? Okay, go ahead, go ahead.
Speaker 2: No, it's way too late now I tell us.
Speaker 6: Come on, just he wants to tell us, but he's
doing this this baby act. Just just name the name
the episodes.
Speaker 2: Okay, Oh no, it's a mercy name. The Oh wow, Jesus,
Jersey Devil, great one, your.
Speaker 6: Great upside yep, yep, absolutely, I'm.
Speaker 2: Not listening to you. Did you say Jersey Devil?
Speaker 8: Keim?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I did miss that one.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 2: So the reason I liked that show is because I'm
so nice, because I read several books by Mac that
talked about the Jersey Devil and I really liked it.
And the X Files turned into a family of humanoids. Yeah,
and the best part of it is the last remaining kids,
a male and a female escape.
Speaker 6: Okay, it's calo trope. Ahead. How many have fifty? And
how many you have fifty?
Speaker 2: I had three, like he told me.
Speaker 6: Sounds like fifty. Go ahead, what's number two?
Speaker 2: Dehan defiletched Okay. The only reason I like this one
because it was filmed or based on a town called
a little New Hampshire town called Milford Haven, Hampshire. But
it was a pretty cool story.
Speaker 6: Is that where the diaper spa was.
Speaker 2: Wow, which one of you said that I didn't, I don't.
Speaker 6: Like I was out of the room. I have nothing
to say.
Speaker 2: You tell me the rush After three hours of listening
to number one, left toenail number one, and it was
about Satanists. Okay, because it was cool because they It
begins at the you you remember it.
Speaker 4: It begins with the girls and the two girls are chanting.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes they were.
Speaker 2: They were the teaching that this little town they finished
their town meeting. Yes, it teaches. And then at the
end they made a satanic verse.
Speaker 6: Can I tell you but losing Susie really really quick?
Hare Okay? So into the number one.
Speaker 10: At five times before it got to the same was.
Speaker 2: One called the Travelers. And this is not anything necessarily
to do with the movie. It was pretty cool because
it had Darren McGavin.
Speaker 6: Oh love bo Mkill's Navy who was.
Speaker 2: In coal Chak, the Knights Stalk which was like ten.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the predecessor of.
Speaker 2: Chris Cotter admitted he ripped of everything in the X
File from the Nightstalker and he felt guilty, so he said, please,
Darren McGavin, who's both whatever?
Speaker 6: Hang on a second, hang on, Darren McGavin is the
guy who was in who did I think the Dame?
Speaker 4: Who isn't that who Darren McGavin is.
Speaker 6: Who's the love Boat guy? The bald guy?
Speaker 4: I thought that was Darren McGavin.
Speaker 2: It is who is That's why you should have me
on earlier. No, Darren McGavin and.
Speaker 6: That would save everything. He was on My Gammer and
then in the You're right, Ye, Dern McGavin is in
was in Cold Track, he was in Riverboat. Yeah, he
is a guy whom he's been a lot of different things.
Mccros were on the same page, not the interrupt, but
go please.
Speaker 2: This is all interesting stuff. Sometime in the latest he
was in some movie that he was the American military
champion that had to fight the communist Chinese champions. Okay,
I have no idea what.
Speaker 8: That movie was.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Darren mcga was on it and he played a
retired FBI agent.
Speaker 6: Okay, what.
Speaker 2: And to his father with the State Department agent and
they met together. And yeah, the gist of the whole story,
which was kind of funny and ridiculous, was that, like
the show the stuff about the nineteen fifties, let's arrest
all the communists in Hollywood, it was really because they
were going after people who had been experimented about with
alien technology. Sure, yes, and a bug crawled out of
somebody's mouth.
Speaker 6: On that note, clap of.
Speaker 8: A right, listen, real quick, you guys are missing that.
Speaker 2: That is interesting stuff.
Speaker 8: I like that one.
Speaker 6: Anytime a bud comes out of someone's mouth. I'm interested
that one. We're going to wrap things up here though,
actually before you did a real quick you guys. Miss
Darren mc evan's probably most popular role what he was.
Speaker 16: The father and toy story toy sorry, right, yeah, Christmas story,
Christmas story. Right, he was the Dade And now you
screw everything up, I'm sorry.
Speaker 15: And the last thing about that, do you remember in
that when he's doing the all the he does the
contest to win the leg lamp. Yes, and the one,
the one he was entering was like famous people in
TV or whatever, and it was the lone rangers nephew's
horse's name, and the wife says that the horse's name
was like like I know, Willie or something whatever, Victor,
It was Victor. And she goes, no, the horse's name
is Victor. And he's like, how do you know that?
And she goes, everybody knows that? And you know, I
never really gave that any thought, but probably two weeks ago,
I happen to be going through the channels and I
hit the lone ranger and he was talking to his
nephew and he said they heard a noise and he
said something to the kid like, all right, I'm gonna
ride down there on trigger. You saddle Victor and get
down there and meet me.
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 15: I like it was serious. She really knew, you know,
I mean it was part of the movie. Who knew
Victor was? The horses had the name.
Speaker 4: Of Zena's horse and Zena Warrior Princess.
Speaker 6: Uh no, go ahead, please, like please, can we get
this over? I just thought it's not Rudy.
Speaker 4: I guess not Rudy.
Speaker 6: I have a story. I have a story about Zena
that I cannot tell on the here we're doing. We're
two hours, We're gonna keep going.
Speaker 2: Don't be mean to Zina.
Speaker 6: Okay, no, not at all, just the opposite. Thank you both.
Susie's right, uh, thank you, Kim, thank you, Thank you
X one one what I'm welcome?
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Club.
Speaker 10: You would have made sure this show wrapped up efficiently.
Speaker 15: He would have been grumpy.
Speaker 4: About it, like she's turning into a female version of Club.
Speaker 6: Come on, what do we call that? Where are your
twinkies and the Twinkies? The twinkies? You want to be
known as the Twinkies? Really you gotta show us your twinkies?
No no, no, no, no no no.
Speaker 2: Just remember Diana Rigg, is there a broken record here?
Speaker 10: We didn't want you, got it?
Speaker 4: Remember?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 6: Thank you everyone?
Speaker 8: Do the plugs?
Speaker 6: All right, the plugs? Okay, fresh all. We have to
very quickly apologized for the fact that everyone who's carrying
us down on their platforms just put ads in. There's
no real plan to it. They just kind of, you know,
put them in randomly. Sorry, there's nothing we need to do.
Home Start Troops. You heard about them earlier in the show.
Our military organization that raises money for veterans, our veterans
who were hurt Post nine to eleven action. That's the
Iraqi War and the Afghan war. These people who came
home missing a limb, a lot of them. And what
Home Start troops does is they build them houses that
are more adaptable to their needs. Not a lot of stairs,
both kind of space, center center. When the house is built,
it's a really nice house. Where you've been to one
of them. They rip up the mortgage, they give them
the keys. It's their house forever. They don't have to
worry about a mortgage premier every moment. Then they can
go out and rejoin society. These are people who gave
a lot to us. We should give a lot to them.
Homes for our troops. Ninety cents on your dollar goes
right to our veterans. Please google them, see what they're
a bone? Okay. Also more important than ever, Jon McCain
was not a loser. He's a one hero. You don't
make fun of people like that. You honor them. And
please please keep an eye on what's going on with
the veterans these days. Things I'm not looking good for
our vets. Keep an eye on it until you hear
us next time. This is MAC for the entire gang saying,
what do I say? Let's try it again. Okay, until
you hear us next time. This is Max saying a
tea here us next time. I'm okay, yeah, yeah, okay,
Here we go here, here, you're.
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 6: It's good at the beginning. Why wouldn't I swibbed the end? Okay,
so this until you hear us next time. This is
Max saying be safe, be happy. End.
Speaker 8: Bye bye