Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
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Speaker 2: Welcome to Wednesday. It is March nineteenth. Bottom of the hour.
Speaker 2: We're going to get into what you're watching Wednesday. A
Speaker 2: couple couple stories about this number one that that Hollywood
Speaker 2: director that was arrested for taking eleven million dollars from
Speaker 2: Netflix and giving them absolute snot and a Kleenex on
Speaker 2: in return.
Speaker 3: Absolutely nothing.
Speaker 2: But we'd also like to know what it is that
Speaker 2: you have been watching lately, So just leave us a
Speaker 2: talkback message on the iHeart app. When you're listening on
Speaker 2: the app, you set that little button that's got a
Speaker 2: microphone on it, it sends us a little message, so
Speaker 2: you can tell us what it is that you've you've
Speaker 2: been watching, or you're excited about something that's coming up.
Speaker 3: What else is going on? Time for what's happening?
Speaker 1: WOWI The Fed has held interest rates steady. They have
Speaker 1: held the benchmark interest rates study today with investors now
Speaker 1: waiting from the chair Jerroome Power for further clues on
Speaker 1: the direction of monetary policy and the state of the
Speaker 1: US economy. Kind of a wait and see. We'll see
Speaker 1: what's going on here. They're not in a hurry to
Speaker 1: raise rates. We'll say that tensions remain between US United
Speaker 1: States and trade partners, those tariffs still hanging in the balance.
Speaker 1: Stocks have risen on Wall Street since the announcement.
Speaker 2: Investors have signaled almost no chance that the Fed Open
Speaker 2: Market Committee will lower interest rates this month, but they've
Speaker 2: surprised us before, so we'll keep an eye on it.
Speaker 2: There is a lawsuit now that has been filed against
Speaker 2: Six Flags Up a Magic Mountain because of one of
Speaker 2: the roller coasters. This family from Garden Grove says one
Speaker 2: of their sons was killed during the summer of twenty two.
Speaker 2: Two brothers and their cousin visited and they were writing,
Speaker 2: X two you've been.
Speaker 3: On that one, No, you're Mountain one as a child.
Speaker 2: It is the one that is you sit in a
Speaker 2: in your chair and the chair can rotate three hundred
Speaker 2: and sixty degrees, so as the as the in fact,
Speaker 2: as you load into the roller coaster, you're facing backwards, okay,
Speaker 2: and it takes you kind of up the hill, and
Speaker 2: then as the roller coaster itself goes over the hill
Speaker 2: for the first drop, your chair actually pitches forwards, so
Speaker 2: you're facing straight down.
Speaker 3: Oh how fun.
Speaker 2: Well in this case not. They said that at one
Speaker 2: point towards the end of the ride, the it jolted
Speaker 2: to a stop. When he got off, twenty two year
Speaker 2: old Christopher Holly complained of a headaches, that his head hurt,
Speaker 2: and then he collapsed. He was taken to the hospital
Speaker 2: and he died of an aneurism.
Speaker 1: The record show blunt head trauma is the cause of death.
Speaker 1: Your head doesn't hit anything on the ride.
Speaker 2: I guess if there was such a quick stop and
Speaker 2: it slammed up against the like it kind of snapped
Speaker 2: back and hit and there was.
Speaker 1: Any underlying issues with him medically, I think, so wow,
Speaker 1: I'm surprised he wouldn't just shut that down.
Speaker 4: Then.
Speaker 2: Eugene Big You Henley, the South LA community of Hyde
Speaker 2: Park has been now named as a as a fugitive.
Speaker 2: Authority said he's an entertainment entrepreneur, self proclaimed community activist,
Speaker 2: but they've charged him in a federal complaint, saying that
Speaker 2: he was running a huge criminal enterprise.
Speaker 3: Big You much beloved in South LA. He is not
Speaker 3: only involved in I mean.
Speaker 1: He made Nipsey hustler, a hustle pretty much not only
Speaker 1: involved in rap and production and things like that, but
Speaker 1: was a gang interventionist. Made no qualms about the fact
Speaker 1: that spent time in roll in the sixties crips gang,
Speaker 1: but interventionist. Kind of just a big leader in that community.
Speaker 1: Does a lot of work in terms of after school
Speaker 1: programs and sponsoring kids football programs. His son plays for
Speaker 1: the Chargers. Very beloved figure there, so now calling him
Speaker 1: a fugitive who ran this ring.
Speaker 2: A serial bank robber allegedly knocked off a couple more
Speaker 2: banks near Detroit a year after he was released from prison.
Speaker 2: A guy named Dorian Sykes arrested this week accused of
Speaker 2: robbing a credit union and a Chase branch on a
Speaker 2: March sixth incident. Guy walked into the credit union, handed
Speaker 2: a teller a note and said this is a robbery.
Speaker 2: He asked for big bills before he left in a
Speaker 2: black crossover vehicle, maybe a Mercedes Sedan, with just over
Speaker 2: ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: They said.
Speaker 2: The fingerprints lifted from the credit union's front door matched
Speaker 2: that of Dorian Sykes. There's got to be a lot
Speaker 2: of fingerprints on that front door to a credit union.
Speaker 3: How are they able to get his good question?
Speaker 1: Another house of horrors to tell you about, Unfortunately, this
Speaker 1: time in Florida, a toddler was found wandering the streets
Speaker 1: with a soiled dice on led police to a home
Speaker 1: over the weekend. This was a two year old child
Speaker 1: in pajamas with the dirty diaper, and they found the
Speaker 1: child's father there.
Speaker 3: Forty four year olds.
Speaker 1: Passed out of his bed, passed out in his bed, intoxicated.
Speaker 1: Just tons of tools and garbage in the home. Animal feces, filth,
Speaker 1: emaciated dog, rotted off, fur missing from its body, Several
Speaker 1: alcoholic beverage containers found there, bugs swimming in toilet, water
Speaker 1: full sink, a cigarette ash everywhere.
Speaker 2: Hold on a second, a sink piled high with inches
Speaker 2: of cigarette ash.
Speaker 3: To the point where the sink was no longer visible.
Speaker 2: Pill bottles screw out, this scattered throughout the spare room,
Speaker 2: top of living room, shells exposed razors, hypodermic needles.
Speaker 1: Hopefully that kid just does not remember any of that.
Speaker 1: They take him from the home and it's never even
Speaker 1: a distant memory.
Speaker 2: ABC News is report that the pope woke up and
Speaker 2: in this case, he hasn't needed the non invasive mechanical
Speaker 2: ventilation to help him breathe.
Speaker 1: The Pope turned the corner on the double pneumonia at
Speaker 1: eighty eight.
Speaker 2: And there was one point you gave him thirty six
Speaker 2: hours to meay I did.
Speaker 3: You're right.
Speaker 1: I did give him thirty six hours and I was wrong,
Speaker 1: but I prayed about it.
Speaker 5: You did.
Speaker 3: I don't believe that.
Speaker 2: But new high tech hotels set to open later this
Speaker 2: year in Vegas, they say, is going to be integrating
Speaker 2: artificial intelligence to create a uniquely tailered guest experience. This
Speaker 2: AI system will build a digital profile for you. It
Speaker 2: collects data from bookings and previous days to predict your
Speaker 2: personal preferences. It'll play a key role in booking, check in,
Speaker 2: room customization, and adapting to your habits over time.
Speaker 3: AI. This is where it gets scary.
Speaker 2: AI will scrape the entire web, finding every piece of
Speaker 2: information on you that it can resocial media, post every communication,
Speaker 2: and create your unique digital avatar, a digital twin of you.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, that's awful.
Speaker 2: That sounds like the beginning of a thriller, like a
Speaker 2: horror movie where the hot the hotel is somehow kills
Speaker 2: you or taps in your brain and doesn't let you leave.
Speaker 3: Don't beds bed box?
Speaker 1: All right, Well you've seen Severance. Have you seen Severance?
Speaker 1: Many people have seen Severance, Big Severance. A lot of
Speaker 1: people say it's very good. Well, if you've seen Severance,
Speaker 1: you know that the company at the center of it
Speaker 1: is called Lumen. Well, there was a Lumen that was
Speaker 1: founded and then Severance came out. So what happened to
Speaker 1: the original Lumen. We've got their story when we come back.
Speaker 6: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI.
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Speaker 1: Man who kidnapped and his girlfriend's ex husband was executed today,
Speaker 1: the second of four prisoners scheduled to be put to
Speaker 1: death this week in the United States. Fifty three years old,
Speaker 1: Lethally injected with the penta barbital.
Speaker 3: It's president to the firing squad in Arizona. Where's the
Speaker 3: I don't even know where the prison is that they
Speaker 3: do their executions.
Speaker 1: It is in the Arizona State Prison Complex in the
Speaker 1: town of Florence. I didn't know there was a Florence, Arizona.
Speaker 2: I did not know that as well, we're gonna do
Speaker 2: what you're watching Wednesday, coming up at the bottom of
Speaker 2: the hour and talk about a bunch of stuff that's
Speaker 2: going on.
Speaker 3: We have some trailers up you could check out.
Speaker 2: But this is kind of a fun a look at
Speaker 2: the unintended consequences, shall we call it? That Luman Group
Speaker 2: is a design company, a maker of retractable glazing, and
Speaker 2: people started going to luman groups Instagram page to ask
Speaker 2: if they if the workers at Luhmann had been severed,
Speaker 2: and nobody had any idea what the hell they were
Speaker 2: talking about.
Speaker 3: Are you in any.
Speaker 2: It turns out that Luhmann Group, the design company, shares
Speaker 2: its brand name with Luman Industries, the company that we
Speaker 2: have no idea what it does. In the television show
Speaker 2: on Apple TV called Severance, if you haven't seen it,
Speaker 2: you have to go through a severance procedure. The person
Speaker 2: who goes to work doesn't know what the person at
Speaker 2: home does, and vice versa. Why do they do it?
Speaker 2: It's hard to figure out. Adam Scott does a great character.
Speaker 2: Ben Stiller is one of the producers and directors on
Speaker 2: the show. It's very creative. It's hard to follow sometimes,
Speaker 2: but it's really really good. The problem is many real
Speaker 2: life businesses that have that are called Luman, lum o
Speaker 2: N or Luhmann l Ume and have become the butt
Speaker 2: of jokes in their respective industries. One Instagram user commented
Speaker 2: on a post from Lumen, which is the metabolic measurement
Speaker 2: device company, said, next thing you know, your wife is
Speaker 2: missing and you don't remember twelve hours of your day.
Speaker 2: Another one wrote, praise kir which again is an inside joke.
Speaker 2: You have to know the show what they're talking about,
Speaker 2: but for the most part it's harmless.
Speaker 3: Sure, for the most.
Speaker 1: Part, I mean they do what is retractable glazing?
Speaker 3: Is that for window treatments? Sure, I've it's more of like.
Speaker 1: A hands on type thing, not like what evil data,
Speaker 1: you know, whatever the hell Lumen is in the show?
Speaker 2: Or what about the dentist office outside of Detroit Luman
Speaker 2: Dental Ah.
Speaker 1: Where you go and you don't remember your dental experience?
Speaker 1: Now that would work.
Speaker 2: The doctor Monisha Chada is one of the owners, and
Speaker 2: she said, my husband was like, we need to capitalize
Speaker 2: on this totally.
Speaker 3: It to tours.
Speaker 2: They did talk about tweaking their logo to evoke sort
Speaker 2: of at least look like what Luman Industries is in
Speaker 2: the television show but then they decided against it because
Speaker 2: they were afraid they would get sued for copyright infringement.
Speaker 1: They say that Hollywood has a long history of dreaming
Speaker 1: up corporate brands, from Acme Corp.
Speaker 3: And Looney Tunes to.
Speaker 1: Waste oar Royco and HBO Secession, but the brand building
Speaker 1: behind these fictional companies has grown more complex over time.
Speaker 1: Apparently producers now hire creative directors to steal visual and
Speaker 1: tonal language of fake brands as much as they would
Speaker 1: do with the real ones. You're hiring brand managers to
Speaker 1: manage your fake brand, which makes sense, but also it
Speaker 1: seems like a fake job, Like wouldn't it be easier
Speaker 1: just to come up with the aesthetics of a brand?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you would hire the same people that would
Speaker 2: do it in the real world to do it. Probably,
Speaker 2: mister Robot, did you ever watch that through about I
Speaker 2: did not. That had a company called e Corp stands
Speaker 2: for Evil Corp. But some people were worried that it
Speaker 2: was going to hurt the reputation of Ecorp. The other company,
Speaker 2: the Texas based sustainable project construction contractor. The opposite actually happened,
Speaker 2: according to the CEO. They said somewhat in accordance with
Speaker 2: the old adage that there is no such thing as
Speaker 2: bad press. There was exposure that evolved into some degree
Speaker 2: of curiosity, and that that led to new contacts, and
Speaker 2: in the aftermath of those exchanges there said there were
Speaker 2: even more parties interested in the company's environmental pursuits.
Speaker 3: So that's fun There are even people.
Speaker 2: This also the company that where at least they do
Speaker 2: some of the filming location the offices is the Bell
Speaker 2: Works complex there in Holm Deell, New Jersey, and they
Speaker 2: said that even that building has become sort of a
Speaker 2: tourist hotspot, even though it has nothing to do with it.
Speaker 2: I mean it has it's the location of the television show,
Speaker 2: but it has nothing to do with it.
Speaker 3: And that is funny. When's the last time you traveled to
Speaker 3: go see it?
Speaker 1: You know, I was just gonna say, you're the only
Speaker 1: person I know I would have said before you told
Speaker 1: me that story. I don't know anyone who had ever
Speaker 1: traveled to a fictional TV series Land.
Speaker 3: I just don't know people who would do that.
Speaker 1: And you are one of those people who traveled to
Speaker 1: Austin because of Friday night lights and like wanted to
Speaker 1: go to the places that were in the show.
Speaker 3: It never occurred to me to do that, I don't think, And.
Speaker 1: There's not a show that I feel strongly enough to
Speaker 1: where I would.
Speaker 2: I mean, And part of it is like, don't ever
Speaker 2: meet your heroes. You're gonna be disappointed. Some of it's like,
Speaker 2: you know, don't sure, don't go see the location where
Speaker 2: Buddy Garrity's car dealership.
Speaker 3: This was there, not as sexy as you think it is,
Speaker 3: or the flugl.
Speaker 1: I never really thought of Buddy's car dealership as sexy,
Speaker 1: I know, but I mean, it just had this allure
Speaker 1: to it that like that's where the secret meetings would
Speaker 1: take place when they would talk about the football program
Speaker 1: at Dylan High School.
Speaker 2: And when you see it, it's just situated next to
Speaker 2: I thirty five right over there, like it's nothing.
Speaker 3: It's nothing special. Like when you come to Hollywood. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you go walk down Hollywood Boulevard, the Hollywood Walk of Famous,
Speaker 3: I can't see the stars human.
Speaker 1: In the movies were in the pictures, especially the actors.
Speaker 3: They have very small people. Have you ever seen of actors?
Speaker 1: Have you ever wanted to hear Gwyneth pal Strow talk
Speaker 1: about sex scenes.
Speaker 2: I read that entire article today, the one with Timothy Shalloman.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I read the whole thing.
Speaker 1: Oh, you can give me the highlights thing because I
Speaker 1: don't want to read it.
Speaker 5: It was.
Speaker 2: Disturbing and I didn't think it would be. But I
Speaker 2: came away feeling not great about myself, and.
Speaker 3: You thought you would come away feel like I don't
Speaker 3: know what I felt going into it. Oh, I can't
Speaker 3: wait to dig into that.
Speaker 1: Don't forget to let us know what you are watching
Speaker 1: on this what you watch on Wednesday. And also the
Speaker 1: filmmaker that robbed ne Flex, we have his story as well.
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Speaker 3: Am six forty live everywhere on the ICA. Oh.
Speaker 1: One of our friends came in and said, oh, for
Speaker 1: the meeting after the show, and I was like, oh,
Speaker 1: I forgot about that meeting and I was so excited
Speaker 1: looking forward to going home. And I said that all
Speaker 1: out loud, yeah, which I think is okay, it's not
Speaker 1: a shock.
Speaker 3: Who wants to stay for a meeting?
Speaker 2: Who was like yay, yeah, but you remembered then you
Speaker 2: had a meeting and now every now in the last
Speaker 2: two and a half minutes has been like, no.
Speaker 3: I'm changing my attitude. It's not like I'm in Ukraine.
Speaker 3: Do you want a candy bar or something. I'm thinking
Speaker 3: about it. Get a little snack from Michelle's drawers.
Speaker 1: Although I just did have a protein bar that's essentially
Speaker 1: a candy bar.
Speaker 3: Did it have sugar in it? I'm sure. Well, then
Speaker 3: we got a couple of minutes you're going to be
Speaker 3: flying by.
Speaker 2: There is a news conference that's going on right now
Speaker 2: out in Rancho Kukumongo. Of course, we've told you about
Speaker 2: the crash that killed that San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputy
Speaker 2: earlier this week. The twenty two year old man has
Speaker 2: been charged with murder, evading a police officer with wanton
Speaker 2: disregard for safety, and grand theft auto. They are all felonies.
Speaker 2: This guy's being held without the possibility of bail out
Speaker 2: in Adelanto.
Speaker 3: The crash happened on Monday.
Speaker 2: The thirty six year old deputy was in pursuit of
Speaker 2: this guy who was in a reported stolen vehicle. Apparently
Speaker 2: this is not the first time he has done this,
Speaker 2: so that is part of the reason why he is
Speaker 2: going to be charged with the evading the peace officer,
Speaker 2: the grand theft auto, and murder in the death of
Speaker 2: Deputy Hector Kuavas Junior.
Speaker 1: Well, what you watch in Wednesday has kind of kind
Speaker 1: of taken a dive to true crime.
Speaker 3: Tuesday, federal authority say a.
Speaker 1: Filmmaker has been arrested yesterday over charges he defrauded Netflix
Speaker 1: out of eleven million dollars in connection with a science
Speaker 1: fiction series that he never completed. His name is Carl
Speaker 1: rinx nch Rinch Okay, Carl Wrinched, And they say that
Speaker 1: this has been pretty well publicized since New York Times
Speaker 1: first reported on the allegations back in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: In twenty eighteen and twenty nineteen, Netflix paid forty four
Speaker 1: million dollars to this guy's company for his unproduced show
Speaker 1: called White Horse. He's a relatively unknown filmmaker. He helmed
Speaker 1: one movie titled forty seven Ronin So even though he
Speaker 1: is a relatively unknown filmmaker, there was competitive There was
Speaker 1: a competitive auction for this project and his PI, which
Speaker 1: was for a science fiction series about artificial humans.
Speaker 3: So they sent his company.
Speaker 1: Netflix did an eleven million dollar check after he claimed
Speaker 1: that the initial amount they sent him was not sufficient
Speaker 1: to complete the series. However, he did not use those
Speaker 1: funds to complete Whitehorse.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: The allegation now is that he transferred this money to
Speaker 2: different bank accounts before consolidating the bank accounts into a
Speaker 2: personal brokerage account, and then used those funds in the
Speaker 2: brokerage account to make a number of personal and speculative
Speaker 2: purchases of security.
Speaker 1: So he was hoping to take Netflix money, make more
Speaker 1: of it and then pay them back or use that
Speaker 1: money to finish the project.
Speaker 3: He apparently gambled on crypto.
Speaker 2: Ah, this is kind of what they what they say,
Speaker 2: but they also had he spent about four million dollars
Speaker 2: on furniture and antiques, two and a half million for
Speaker 2: five rolls and one ferrari, and about six hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty two thousand dollars on watches and clothing.
Speaker 3: So he's going to be in a lot of trouble.
Speaker 3: The Gwyneth Paltrow story is what is.
Speaker 2: The story I saw is that she was almost making
Speaker 2: fun of younger actresses today and the necessity of the
Speaker 2: intimacy coordinators. Oh okay, where she said back in the
Speaker 2: old days when Gwenny was getting it on on screen,
Speaker 2: it was basically get naked and do it or do
Speaker 2: the scene, and there wasn't a lot of protection or
Speaker 2: in the form of people telling you what to do.
Speaker 2: And now she's saying that these intimacy coordinators are basically
Speaker 2: telling people like, Okay, now he's going to put his hand.
Speaker 2: There is that, Okay, she's going to put her hand,
Speaker 2: there is that, okay, And that that takes away the
Speaker 2: spontaneity of what's supposed to be a love scene or
Speaker 2: sex scene, depending on how you want to look at it.
Speaker 2: So the other part of it is the reason she
Speaker 2: was even asked about this is Gwyneth at fifty two,
Speaker 2: has to make out very vigorously with and perhaps form
Speaker 2: some semi co Wait, hold things with Timothy Chalomey. How
Speaker 2: old is he twenty nine and she's fifty two? Okay,
Speaker 2: not crazy. Now, the thing is he doesn't look twenty nine.
Speaker 3: He looks seventeen. He's never looked twenty nine. He looks
Speaker 3: very young. Her quote she.
Speaker 2: Did not hold back when discussing the intimacy scenes with
Speaker 2: Timothy Shallomey in this upcoming movie that's later this year
Speaker 2: called Marty Supreme. She put it bluntly, quote, I was like, Okay, great,
Speaker 2: I'm one hundred and nine years old and you're fourteen.
Speaker 3: That's funny. It is funny. So anyway, she said that
Speaker 3: it's a.
Speaker 2: Transactional entanglement is her description of the relationship between the
Speaker 2: two characters in the movie.
Speaker 3: I don't know anything about it.
Speaker 2: But she said that that transactional entanglement involves them having
Speaker 2: a lot of sex in a movie or in this movie,
Speaker 2: there's a lot, a lot.
Speaker 3: That's what she said.
Speaker 2: Interesting, there's something now called an intimacy coordinator, which I
Speaker 2: did not know.
Speaker 1: It's like the fourth or fifth recent movie where it's
Speaker 1: a woman and a much younger man.
Speaker 3: It's like Nicole Kidman just did. Yeah, it's a it's
Speaker 3: a trend.
Speaker 1: It's it's happened at least five or six, some of
Speaker 1: them straight to video, some of them go to the theaters.
Speaker 3: But it's been high profile.
Speaker 1: Actresses or actors with with younger dudes. It's there's something
Speaker 1: going on. There's something where that's that's a common thing
Speaker 1: that's getting pitched.
Speaker 2: I want to read to you her description of Timothy Shalomi,
Speaker 2: because I don't think i've heard it put this way before.
Speaker 2: He's such a thinking man's sex symbol. He's very polite,
Speaker 2: properly raised. I was going to say kid, but he's
Speaker 2: a man who takes his works really seriously and is
Speaker 2: a fun partner, a thinking man's sex symbol.
Speaker 3: It's a nice compliment. It's just something I don't think
Speaker 3: I've ever heard before. So Rob, Hey, Rob Hey.
Speaker 5: Mickey seventeen with Robert Pattinson really good sci fi dark comedy.
Speaker 5: I had suggested it as Aki was superb. Not your
Speaker 5: typical Twilight, but it was a great rendition of a
Speaker 5: Scie fight thriller. But check it out. Mickey seventeen in
Speaker 5: theaters now.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's your speed. No, I don't even
Speaker 2: know if you like Robert Pattinson. Did you like the Batman?
Speaker 3: I watched him in Twilight.
Speaker 7: Hey, what you're watching Wednesday?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 7: I am definitely going to recommend that Andrew schult comedy
Speaker 7: special on Netflix is so amazing free and I'm gonna
Speaker 7: say some Reacher, don't sleep on Read.
Speaker 2: Reacher Amazon Prime. Andrew Schultz his latest stand up special
Speaker 2: that he did. When I took my son and a
Speaker 2: couple of his friends to see Andrew Schultz at the
Speaker 2: Forum last year at about this time. This was the
Speaker 2: special that he was working on. So the specials fly
Speaker 2: out now on Netflix. It's it's really great. It's a
Speaker 2: really fantastic. It's all about him and his wife and
Speaker 2: trying to get pregnant.
Speaker 1: About the sex, or about the stress and anxiety.
Speaker 3: Shots and the and the I EDD sorry.
Speaker 1: IVF ivf ID if you don't want one.
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Speaker 6: I am six forty.
Speaker 2: You've been catching up on Downton Abbey ten years later
Speaker 2: you sat down. But I think there's something to be
Speaker 2: said about catching up on those shows.
Speaker 3: If it's good, it is good.
Speaker 2: My wife is just getting She wants me to watch
Speaker 2: Sons of Anarchy, and I just I, for some reason,
Speaker 2: don't have the I think about how many seasons it
Speaker 2: is and how many episodes per season.
Speaker 3: I just feel like it's just going to be in it.
Speaker 3: She in it. She finished it a long time ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know liked that show. I think Jane Well's
Speaker 1: like that show as well. Yeah, there's something to be
Speaker 1: said for hot guys that are ripped without the clothes
Speaker 1: on too, I think for women.
Speaker 3: I think that's why she wants me to watch it.
Speaker 1: I think she wants you to watch it for the
Speaker 1: plot for the articles.
Speaker 4: Hey, guys, for what you watched Wednesday on Netflix American Primeval.
Speaker 4: To borrow a line from Shannon, Holy hell, this thing's
Speaker 4: got it all. It's got violence, it's got gore, and
Speaker 4: just unbelievable history and a little romance in there for
Speaker 4: the life as well.
Speaker 3: I hope you check it out.
Speaker 1: Really, American Primeval, that's on Netflix. Let's see a mother
Speaker 1: and son fleeing from their past from a found family
Speaker 1: while confronting a harsh landscape of freedom and cruelty in
Speaker 1: the American West.
Speaker 3: Sounds like a book I would read for sure. Supposed
Speaker 3: to be very very good.
Speaker 8: Really, Shannon, it's the CORSEI King currently Andbrea. I was
Speaker 8: watching a killer movie on Netflix called Sacario. If you're
Speaker 8: into like Cia, spy, covert missions, double cross, that kind
Speaker 8: of good stuff, this is your movie. I thoroughly enjoyed this.
Speaker 8: Give it a look. See out.
Speaker 2: Speaking of which, on Paramount that that is a tailor
Speaker 2: Sharridan project is Sacario right now on Paramount Plus they
Speaker 2: have an entire an entire Taylor sharedan collection of the
Speaker 2: shows that he's been doing the movies that he's done
Speaker 2: in the past.
Speaker 3: So if that's your thing, that's wow. I'm still I'm
Speaker 3: still watching land Man.
Speaker 1: It's actually a show my husband and I both enjoy,
Speaker 1: so we watch it together. So he is unlike me
Speaker 1: and won't watch seventeen in a row because he likes
Speaker 1: to do things like read.
Speaker 3: But so we're watching one at a time.
Speaker 1: But I love it, and I guess I'm just so
Speaker 1: I tracked by Ali Larder and how great she looks.
Speaker 3: It's pretty pretty. Her body is incredible. The writing on
Speaker 3: that show is the writing, it's perfect.
Speaker 1: It's I mean sometimes it's hokey, Like there was a
Speaker 1: there was an episode a couple episodes ago, I want
Speaker 1: to say episode five, season one. I don't know how
Speaker 1: many seasons are, but where I'm like, who wrote this episode?
Speaker 1: Like it was just lame. I feel like some of it,
Speaker 1: if it's not coming from Billy, Bob or Ali Larder,
Speaker 1: it's like it kind of falls flat, just because they're
Speaker 1: so good at the characters they play and just good
Speaker 1: in general that when they deliver their lines, they know
Speaker 1: what they're doing.
Speaker 3: There was a couple players that.
Speaker 1: Were not as acclaimed in the acting department and they're
Speaker 1: having a conversation like this is awful, This writing is awful,
Speaker 1: and maybe it's just because you take it for granted
Speaker 1: when those other two are on on this on the screen.
Speaker 2: H HBO of course has picked up Righteous Gemstones.
Speaker 3: For season four. Yeah, how was that going? So the
Speaker 3: first episode?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because Bradley Cooper plays the original Gemstone.
Speaker 3: Oh that's why you have a problem with it setback
Speaker 3: in the Civil War. Well, that's the I've figured it out.
Speaker 2: That's the reason why why she didn't want to watch
Speaker 2: season three, right, just Gemstone. She had given up on
Speaker 2: me too, But I was like, but Bradley Cooper's in it.
Speaker 2: She's like, why aren't we watching it already? So then
Speaker 2: we watched that episode.
Speaker 3: So did she like it?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I mean it's fine. It's kind of a callback episode.
Speaker 2: It's not as fun. I mean, it's hard to make
Speaker 2: the Civil War funny. Yeah, but they do some interesting
Speaker 2: fun things with it.
Speaker 1: I kind of felt like that with that show as well,
Speaker 1: Like the first couple of seasons, I liked it, I
Speaker 1: got it, and then I was like, okay, you know,
Speaker 1: it was kind of like Emily in Paris. First couple
Speaker 1: of Okay, that's cute. I like that, and I was like,
Speaker 1: all right, I don't need any more of it.
Speaker 2: I guess some of the shows, I will say this,
Speaker 2: some of them should stop with the three season arc
Speaker 2: or even one season and.
Speaker 3: Be done with it.
Speaker 2: Sure it's too hard to create, leave them wanting more.
Speaker 2: John Kruck retired. When he is on Top, it's like
Speaker 2: this show Top. You know, we don't do this show
Speaker 2: for seven hours a day.
Speaker 3: We do it for four. And everyone is like, that's
Speaker 3: not enough. Who says that? Not one?
Speaker 10: G Channon, geez, what you watch on Wednesday? Somebody had
Speaker 10: suggested the movie Trap. Oh yeah, and I didn't know
Speaker 10: it was an m Night movie. And it was fan tastic. Really,
Speaker 10: I was thinking about watching a total twists and turns.
Speaker 10: So to whoever recommended it, thank you very much. Watched
Speaker 10: it last night, loved the whole thing. Told my girlfriend
Speaker 10: she watched it today and she loved it too. Have
Speaker 10: a great Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Josh Hartnett is a firefighter, one of the you know,
Speaker 2: key players in this And I didn't realize I haven't
Speaker 2: seen it yet, but m Night Shamalan's daughter, I believe
Speaker 2: is the whole thing is they're trying to catch a
Speaker 2: serial killer at a concert and m Night Shamalan daughter
Speaker 2: plays the singer like the that is there for to.
Speaker 3: Perform the concert. But that's supposed to be really a
Speaker 3: really great movie. One of the other shows, Hey, Gary
Speaker 3: and Shannon.
Speaker 9: It's Tina down and OC just want to thank you
Speaker 9: so much for always doing this. What you watch on Wednesday.
Speaker 9: There's so many great streaming things out there. And the
Speaker 9: one that I love lately I just finished is Adolescence.
Speaker 9: It's amazing kids are no kids and that one shot
Speaker 9: is insane. It's definitely a watch. Thanks, guys, have a
Speaker 9: good one.
Speaker 3: Adolescence.
Speaker 1: I watched it and I told you about it because
Speaker 1: I had it was written up as you have to
Speaker 1: see this so you can't look away.
Speaker 3: It's such an important conversation.
Speaker 1: It's about a couple whose young son is accused of murder,
Speaker 1: and it's like what goes it's it was I think
Speaker 1: the line was it shows that this generation doesn't get
Speaker 1: the new generation or something like that, and how kids
Speaker 1: are today and how they interact with each other, and
Speaker 1: how it's kind of foreign to the parents, and and
Speaker 1: how you think your kids all right, And it's just
Speaker 1: you know, yeah, they spend a lot of time in
Speaker 1: their room and yeah, blah blah blah. But they're a
Speaker 1: good kid. We know it's our kid and all of that.
Speaker 1: And I found it excruciating to watch.
Speaker 3: I've watched it too. That was it was awful.
Speaker 1: It was four episodes and I didn't need to watch it, like,
Speaker 1: I didn't need I.
Speaker 3: Didn't learn anything from it. It was good though, it
Speaker 3: was acting was.
Speaker 1: Good, but it was just it made me feel awful,
Speaker 1: like it was just an awful show.
Speaker 3: I mean it was.
Speaker 1: It was really well done, really well acted, great plot,
Speaker 1: it moved well, but it doesn't make you feel good.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't call it entertaining.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't call it entertaining at all. It was it
Speaker 1: was awful. It was awful. Every episode made you feel awful.
Speaker 2: We have three trailers up on the website when you
Speaker 2: go to KFI AM six four.
Speaker 1: Why we watch our sex shows, Deborah exactly.
Speaker 3: And Shannon because those are entertaining, damn right.
Speaker 2: The Leelo and Stitch trailer since the record is the
Speaker 2: second most viewed Disney Live action trailer of all time.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of black conditions there.
Speaker 2: Pedro Pascal and Chris Evans in The Materialists and then
Speaker 2: Black Mirrors. Star studded cast returns for the seventh season
Speaker 2: of Black Mirror.
Speaker 1: Deborah and I were talking, she has not yet watched
Speaker 1: Scamanda or Devil in the Family.
Speaker 3: I'm going to start one of those.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've talked about those both on this show before.
Speaker 1: But if you haven't watched them, those are great watches
Speaker 1: if you like true crime, if you like documentaries, those
Speaker 1: two are exceptional. Devil in the Family and Scamanda.
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