Speaker 1: Okay, Sabrina, Well it is fourth grade, fifth grade. Say
Speaker 1: it is recess time. You run outside? What are you doing?
Speaker 2: I am playing handball?
Speaker 1: Handball? So is handball like it's like soccer but with
Speaker 1: your hands, Like there's goals and you.
Speaker 2: Know, it's like against a wall. So what's great about
Speaker 2: hand Like you're at your slack and there's things called
Speaker 2: slices and skippets and what. Yeah, that's what I was doing. However,
Speaker 2: I also loved to jump rope, but the first thing
Speaker 2: I would do would be handboll. The handball line was long.
Speaker 2: I was heading over to the jump rope area. But
Speaker 2: I'm telling you right now, I never I never even
Speaker 2: attempted to do double dutching.
Speaker 1: Never.
Speaker 2: No, that looked like it would hurt when it slapped
Speaker 2: you in the face. And we never had ropes long enough.
Speaker 2: We just had those single ropes. I mean, we never
Speaker 2: had ropes. Did you ever attempt to double dutch?
Speaker 1: I was actually the nineteen eighty seven double dutch champion. No,
Speaker 1: I never attempted to double dutch. I spent my time
Speaker 1: in the playground smoking like you're supposed to do in
Speaker 1: the fifth grade.
Speaker 3: Fifth grade.
Speaker 1: Will give me, Yeah, that's true, but I mean I yeah, no,
Speaker 1: I didn't. We we had the do you remember the
Speaker 1: thing where it was like it's a giant bucket on
Speaker 1: a big pole with the four spouts coming out and
Speaker 1: you throw the ball in and the ball comes down
Speaker 1: one of the spouts and that's like the goal you get.
Speaker 1: So there was like, oh a four to three to
Speaker 1: two in a one and you have to like throw
Speaker 1: it into the bucket. And then I had games from
Speaker 1: the fifties.
Speaker 2: Apparently ooh that that actually sounds really cool.
Speaker 1: And then we had the tether ball where you just
Speaker 1: around as as much.
Speaker 2: As you can ring around the tether ball. I had
Speaker 2: a tether ball at my house and then I lowered
Speaker 2: it long enough when I started playing soccer that I
Speaker 2: would it would be like a kick a ball that yeah,
Speaker 2: to practice that. Yeah, I loved tetherball. Jumping, jump ropeing.
Speaker 2: Like I said, it was just kind of a single
Speaker 2: thing and team jumping. I just got yeah, I just
Speaker 2: got over it. This double dutching thing now is new
Speaker 2: to me, and word, that's a whole world out there,
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 1: That's what well, that's what I talk about. One of
Speaker 1: my favorite things. I love microworlds, so discovering something you
Speaker 1: didn't know existed. When I I hosted a painting show
Speaker 1: back in the day where I learned to paint little
Speaker 1: miniature figures, little minis and that, and it opened up.
Speaker 1: I was like, They're like, oh, you've never heard of
Speaker 1: the Crystal Brush Awards, like the what? And there's a
Speaker 1: whole world that I did not know about based around this.
Speaker 1: So all these little things where the worlds exist, these
Speaker 1: microworlds my favorite thing ever. I love it. I love it,
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: That'd be so cool, It's true.
Speaker 1: Let's find out about this world together.
Speaker 2: Let's do it.
Speaker 1: So before we do that, let's welcome you back to
Speaker 1: Magical Rewind, the show that makes you want to grab
Speaker 1: your friends, your pjs and your popcorn and go back
Speaker 1: to a time when all the houses are smart, the
Speaker 1: waves tsunamis, and the Dutches doubled.
Speaker 4: You like that?
Speaker 2: Yes, love, I love the spin. I'm Wilverdale and I'm
Speaker 2: Sabrina Brian.
Speaker 1: So why don't you go ahead and throw away those
Speaker 1: boxing gloves and get the ropes ready, because we're double
Speaker 1: dutching our way to two thousand and seven Sports drama
Speaker 1: Jump in and I'm gonna say it just like that
Speaker 1: because one of the things I love about this While
Speaker 1: we'll get into it, this was the sixty seventh decom
Speaker 1: ever made, and it debuted on January twelfth, two thousand
Speaker 1: and seven, then a few months later in the UK.
Speaker 1: But right off the bat, here's what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you two things I immediately liked about
Speaker 1: this film. Number one, and that's what I'm gonna say
Speaker 1: it like this all the time. It has an exclamation
Speaker 1: point in the title, which is a plus no matter
Speaker 1: what we've you know, we've seen Gotta Kick It Up,
Speaker 1: Brink Bring, which are two classics. So hopefully this will
Speaker 1: be the third in the trifecta of the exclamation point movie,
Speaker 1: which usually denotes a good film, but we'll have to see.
Speaker 1: And number two very niche sporting. We love the fringe, athletics, motocrossed,
Speaker 1: figure skating, bowling, high school, you know, wrestling, you name it,
Speaker 1: we love it. So let's get very specific here. We
Speaker 1: are double dutch jump roping and this might just take
Speaker 1: the crown of those little microworlds we were just talking about.
Speaker 1: But also this is filmed in one of the two
Speaker 1: dcom capitals of the world. Yes, this time coin Flip.
Speaker 1: We were in Toronto and the production lasted just one month,
Speaker 1: which is kind of was normal for me at the
Speaker 1: time whenever I did like h Double Hockey six or
Speaker 1: any things. These were thirty day shoots. So when I'm
Speaker 1: hearing about like high school musicals and things like that,
Speaker 1: we're like, well, we shot for thirty days, but we
Speaker 1: rehearsed for three weeks. First it was like, oh man,
Speaker 1: they just threw Matt Lawrence on skates basically, and off
Speaker 1: we went. Now, we might like the exclamation point, but
Speaker 1: jump In wasn't the first title actually given to this movie.
Speaker 1: The channel also toyed with jump jump In and the
Speaker 1: one that even showed up in some of the early
Speaker 1: trailers jump Start. All of course with the exclamation point,
Speaker 1: but still very different. Now do you think jump in
Speaker 1: is the best title of that bunch?
Speaker 2: I do?
Speaker 1: I do too, absolutely, because you gotta jump in the rope? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: it makes sense.
Speaker 2: There you go and jump in with like your all
Speaker 2: your love with it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you gotta jump in both feet, that's yeah. Absolutely.
Speaker 1: Promotion for the film began with quite the tie in
Speaker 1: on the channel. I mean yikes, because posters at the
Speaker 1: High School Musical Live Tour started popping up, hoping to
Speaker 1: capitalize the fact that one of the franchise's stars, friend
Speaker 1: of the Pod, Corbin Blue, was also starring in jump In.
Speaker 1: Do you see this as like the spiritual sibling to
Speaker 1: High School Musical?
Speaker 2: Maybe? I think it's to me at the time, because
Speaker 2: I remember when this was coming out, it was like
Speaker 2: Corbin getting his star, Corban getting his moment to be
Speaker 2: the main role. And I think, let's let's keep it real.
Speaker 2: All them ladies out there were ready, they were ready
Speaker 2: for some all Corbin all they could get.
Speaker 1: You know. I say this as a happily married man
Speaker 1: and one who's very comfortable in my own sexuality. That's
Speaker 1: a handsome looking guy.
Speaker 2: He is a he very handsome.
Speaker 1: He is a star. He absolutely just commands the screen.
Speaker 1: It's a handsome dude.
Speaker 2: I can see why the girl's like tell he's just
Speaker 2: such a nice guy, which is seriously the truth. He
Speaker 2: is just such a stand up nice guy. I would
Speaker 2: love to see him get some kind of gritty character.
Speaker 1: Because he'd be great.
Speaker 2: I bet he'd be great. But it's just all you
Speaker 2: see is his big, his little dimple like he's just
Speaker 2: the best.
Speaker 1: It works, and that's not the only thing that worked.
Speaker 1: The tie in worked too, because jump In became a
Speaker 1: bona fide smash hit, breaking the record previously set by
Speaker 1: another film. We haven't actually covered this one yet Cheetah
Speaker 1: Girls Too, sorry, Sabrina, and became the highest rated dcom
Speaker 1: premiere of all time with eight point two million viewers. Crazy.
Speaker 1: I mean, we just did Spin that we talked about.
Speaker 1: Spin was a big thing for the network. It had
Speaker 1: five hundred and eighty thousand people watching the first night.
Speaker 1: This is eight but this was two million.
Speaker 2: This was the time of those million views. I mean,
Speaker 2: this was it. Yeah, these and these movies were at
Speaker 2: the top of their game for this demographic. Everyone was
Speaker 2: waiting for what Disney was going to put out next.
Speaker 1: Yep, now did you know about this movie beforehand? Had
Speaker 1: you heard her jump In?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah? Oh yeah? I mean this is like right
Speaker 2: around Cheetah Girls Too with high school musical. Corbin was
Speaker 2: just on the up and up. He was recording his album.
Speaker 2: I mean, Corbyn was huge. I mean we knew once
Speaker 2: he had his own movie. This was I mean and
Speaker 2: obviously great actor, great day answer, Yeah, great, everything that
Speaker 2: the viewers were looking for, Corburn had it.
Speaker 1: So yeah, he really did. He tisses all of the
Speaker 1: Disney Channel starboxes. He really really yeah he does so,
Speaker 1: unfortunately for the movie, but a real coup for one
Speaker 1: of its stars. The record would be broken again soon after,
Speaker 1: just later that year by High School Musical two, with
Speaker 1: a truly unbelievable stat of seventeen point two four million viewers,
Speaker 1: making the third number one hit t com for the
Speaker 1: channel's new good Luck Charm Corbyn Blue. So the three
Speaker 1: top movies, This Guy's In, and of course you can't
Speaker 1: make a double Dutch movie, any double Dutch movie, let
Speaker 1: alone a good one without a great soundtrack. The jump
Speaker 1: In album was released just a week before the movie
Speaker 1: premiered and cracked the top three on the Billboard two hundred.
Speaker 1: The album features songs from both of its stars, as
Speaker 1: well as Disney Hollywood Records favorites Jordan Pruitt, Jupiter Rising,
Speaker 1: and of course our boy Drew Seally. So, what did
Speaker 1: you think of the music?
Speaker 2: I loved it. There were some songs that were kind
Speaker 2: of you know, but even then it was just to me.
Speaker 2: This became a nostalgic movie. And I know this isn't
Speaker 2: like for me the Long Ago Brinks and this Johnny Tsunami's,
Speaker 2: but this was very nostalgic for me. This was the
Speaker 2: music that we were recording. It was right within the
Speaker 2: wheelhouse of Disney, and I loved it. I mean, I
Speaker 2: was like, oh, I'll get to it in my Sabrina Seas.
Speaker 2: But there is just one song that I was like, Oh,
Speaker 2: I thought this was in high school music.
Speaker 1: I guess not. I liked the music. The one thing
Speaker 1: I found is I thought in a bunch of scenes
Speaker 1: it was too loud. Yeah, and not the scenes where
Speaker 1: you're doing a montage and it's just supposed to be
Speaker 1: the song when there's also dialogue. I was like, Okay,
Speaker 1: somebody needs to turn the music down a little bit.
Speaker 1: It was too loud.
Speaker 2: I agreed. There was a couple of times where I'm
Speaker 2: like the sound person was not you know, the one
Speaker 2: that was editing wasn't really like really did he not
Speaker 2: know they were talking? Yeah?
Speaker 1: The mix seed the mix seemed a little bit off.
Speaker 1: It was strange. But anyway, and for the true historians
Speaker 1: listening in, jump In was the last t com ever
Speaker 1: to use the two thousand and two to two thousand
Speaker 1: and six Disney Channel movie intro as they transitioned into
Speaker 1: the remixed version soon after. That is a little tidbit
Speaker 1: there for you real rewinders. Ooh, I'm gonna coin that
Speaker 1: like it. Jump In was also nominated for a Teen
Speaker 1: Choice Award Best TV Movie, but lost to High School
Speaker 1: Musical two Always a Bridemaid. Isn't that the worst where
Speaker 1: it's like Corbin Corbyn loses to himself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the movie.
Speaker 1: Got the standard Disney multiple viewing treatment, getting some bells
Speaker 1: and whistles added for reruns, which included the Dance to
Speaker 1: It Limited Edition and the Jab and Gab Edition and
Speaker 1: the pop Up Edition, all airing on the channel throughout
Speaker 1: the year. All Right, Sabrina, the movie is from a
Speaker 1: bit of a golden era for the dcommon regards to popularity.
Speaker 1: And you were right in the mix during it. We
Speaker 1: talked about how you knew about jump In. But was
Speaker 1: this something where everybody knew like this was gonna be
Speaker 1: a big thing. This was someone's talking about it.
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm telling you it was. It was a huge
Speaker 2: buzz around everywhere knowing that again, everyone you know in
Speaker 2: High School Musical. When you think of high School musical.
Speaker 2: When you think of the quote unquote star, you think
Speaker 2: of Zacha Evron, sure, but not taking anything away. Like
Speaker 2: we watched the first one, the first high school musical,
Speaker 2: and Corbin was a very small His role was a
Speaker 2: very small role in that first one. When you get
Speaker 2: to see the second one, as we've seen, his role
Speaker 2: gets bigger and he's got a bigger part. And that's
Speaker 2: because the audience gravitated towards him. He had seen him
Speaker 2: on Handah Montana. You know, he was making his way up.
Speaker 2: He obviously is an incredible dancer performer. They're starting to realize,
Speaker 2: like from other things that he's doing on the channel
Speaker 2: where he can sing, he can act, you know, and
Speaker 2: so it's like his ball was just rolling. It was
Speaker 2: starting to just like snowball into something big. Like I said,
Speaker 2: this movie along with Paul Hohans, Paul Hohan's name is
Speaker 2: with this movie now starting to just get a bigger,
Speaker 2: a bigger momentum, and everyone around the channel was really
Speaker 2: vibing with that. Everyone knew Corbyn was going to be huge.
Speaker 1: You could tell he's also very identifiable, especially at that time.
Speaker 1: He's got the hair and look, I mean they dressed
Speaker 1: him really cool. He had the hip vibe going. Yeah
Speaker 1: you could again, like I said, ticked every box. I
Speaker 1: had heard of this movie because we talked to Corbyn
Speaker 1: about it, but before before Magical Rewrine and yeah, so yeah, no,
Speaker 1: there's so yes, i'd heard of it because of the
Speaker 1: show we're doing, but I had never heard of it
Speaker 1: in real life in the wild.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, And I know you don't really listen to
Speaker 2: Top forty, but like his the songs were playing on
Speaker 2: the radio like and that that this was the start
Speaker 2: of the Disney channels, like music actually getting the nods.
Speaker 2: It not just being a musical on the Disney Channel.
Speaker 2: They started getting nods from the music artists that were
Speaker 2: coming out of the channel. And this was really that,
Speaker 2: like you said, the golden era of all of this
Speaker 2: happening was right in that two thousand and three four
Speaker 2: to two thousand and seven eight. I mean, this was huge. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well it's working like a charm and as usual, this
Speaker 1: movie is viewable right now in Disney Plus. So you
Speaker 1: can pause us and watch them, or pause them and
Speaker 1: watch us, or you can pause them both and go
Speaker 1: outside and play a sport, you know what. Do that
Speaker 1: because you could use a tan, but make sure to
Speaker 1: at least come back to us later today. That'd be great.
Speaker 2: It is that time of year. We are all looking
Speaker 2: a lit.
Speaker 1: We need some vitamin D, don't we.
Speaker 2: All?
Speaker 1: Right, Well, whether you're a joy jumper, a Dutch Dragon,
Speaker 1: or a red hot chili stepper, let's get into the synopsis.
Speaker 1: Aspiring boxer Izzy Daniels discovers a passion for double Dutch
Speaker 1: jump rope after agreeing to help his friend Mary in
Speaker 1: a tournament. This unexpected interest challenges his father's expectations and
Speaker 1: leads Izzy to make a change. Before we jump in,
Speaker 1: even though it's for Brink. Let's hear your initial thoughts.
Speaker 1: What did you think of this movie?
Speaker 2: Okay, so I was really trying to figure out again,
Speaker 2: I never watched this movie as much as it was
Speaker 2: a big buzz. Like I again, during the time of
Speaker 2: when I was on the channel, I unfortunately had like
Speaker 2: just not really watched a lot unless there was a
Speaker 2: premiere that we went to. And in my head, I'm
Speaker 2: going I knew what the movie was about. I knew
Speaker 2: we were gonna be double dutching. I think Corbyn was
Speaker 2: in it. I knew Kiki Palmer was in it. How
Speaker 2: does Corbyn become a double Dutcher? I didn't know. And
Speaker 2: I as soon as they start going and it's a boxing,
Speaker 2: I was like, this is brilliant.
Speaker 1: I love boxing.
Speaker 2: This is genius. I love it. What a great way
Speaker 2: super spot on And from the beginning I was like,
Speaker 2: I mean, listen, talk about getting on the couch with
Speaker 2: some popcorn. Corn Blue is about to beyond the TV. Everyone.
Speaker 2: I was ready to go. But this tie in with
Speaker 2: the box brilliant. I loved it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I actually really liked this movie. Again, I
Speaker 1: mean it doesn't it has holes in it. Sure it
Speaker 1: felt very Disney Channel to me, which is exactly what
Speaker 1: it's supposed to be, and so I enjoyed it. The
Speaker 1: music was good, The relationship between the two of them
Speaker 1: was great. The relationship with his dad and his family
Speaker 1: is very Disney. The niche you got the bully like
Speaker 1: it again, Like Corbin, it tipped all the boxes for
Speaker 1: a dot com. It was an enjoy It wasn't too long,
Speaker 1: it was an enjoyable time to watch. It looked great
Speaker 1: because Paul Howens so yeah, I mean again ticked all
Speaker 1: the boxes.
Speaker 2: As you were saying, we are in Toronto, and to me,
Speaker 2: this is the most obvious Toronto movie. I think at
Speaker 2: this point maybe it's because we watched them back to back,
Speaker 2: but this is definitely the most Toronto movie. I don't
Speaker 2: know how else to say it.
Speaker 1: Ever back, it's like you feel you feel comfortable being
Speaker 1: back with everybody. As we've said now a bunch of times.
Speaker 1: Jumping is directed by the great Paul Hoan, who has
Speaker 1: had just a string of films on Magical Rewind recently.
Speaker 1: It's kind of like, dude, let somebody else direct something.
Speaker 1: He is becoming as much of a dcom mainstay as
Speaker 1: Utah in Canada. He's currently steering the ship on the
Speaker 1: Zombies franchise, but his history with the dcom is absolutely untouchable,
Speaker 1: with movies like Cheetah Girls, One World, Camp, Rock to
Speaker 1: Read It and Weep, Eddie's Million Dollar Cookoff, Luck of
Speaker 1: the Irish, and the Rare Misstep Dad Napped on his resume.
Speaker 1: Oh I love Paul Hoan, but Dad napped. Yikes. He's
Speaker 1: the man. This is one of the things we talked
Speaker 1: about him so many times on this podcast that every
Speaker 1: time we mentioned him we could just mention two new
Speaker 1: movies and we wouldn't have overlapped yet because he just
Speaker 1: keeps doing this stuff.
Speaker 2: I mean of that that film we've well, I guess
Speaker 2: we haven't watched count Rock two, but Girls One World, yes,
Speaker 2: I mean, but really everybody knows Million Dollar Cookoff, Like
Speaker 2: I like watching that on the schedule. I'm ready.
Speaker 1: I'm ready for these things. I'm ready to start doing
Speaker 1: some part twos and threes. I'm sorry, but anyone will
Speaker 1: get into I need Cheetah Girls too at some point
Speaker 1: in the future.
Speaker 2: Oh you do.
Speaker 1: There are also some very familiar faces in front of
Speaker 1: the camera as well. Let's start, of course with Corbin Blue,
Speaker 1: a friend of the podcast, the actor musician Double Threat
Speaker 1: actually Triple Threat, who at the time was one of
Speaker 1: the channel's hottest names, known of course as Chad Danforth
Speaker 1: in High School Musical. Disney was looking to extend their relationship,
Speaker 1: and like they do with a lot of their talent,
Speaker 1: they'd funneled him into a dcom. Now we've been super
Speaker 1: lucky to be able to interview Corbin, who plays Izy
Speaker 1: Daniels in this one, so you can go and listen
Speaker 1: to our talk with him and our archives. He also
Speaker 1: has appeared on Hannah Montana, One Life to Live Castle,
Speaker 1: and most recently, he visited his most famous role for
Speaker 1: the greatest name show in the history of the world,
Speaker 1: High School Musical, The Musical the series Love That Corbin
Speaker 1: somehow became very good at jumping rope in real life
Speaker 1: while filming this movie, even performing a lot of his
Speaker 1: own stunts. But he did say he did have a
Speaker 1: double for some of the crazy backflip stuff. Could you
Speaker 1: tell these were doubles?
Speaker 2: No? I honestly went wait. I did finally at a
Speaker 2: point when they were doing like the crazy beginning the tumbling.
Speaker 2: But I'm like, I'm going, wait, no, because Corbin he
Speaker 2: can tumble. I think I think he can do a little.
Speaker 1: Bit of Was he doing any of the tumbling stuff?
Speaker 1: Is that like the backups down the street?
Speaker 2: I'm kind I'm feeling like, because I just feel like
Speaker 2: the kid can do it.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm going to assume even though.
Speaker 2: He said he had a double an NBA basketball.
Speaker 1: Player exactly, we're just gonna say, we're going to pretend
Speaker 1: that that reality doesn't exist. And corbyin did all of
Speaker 1: his own.
Speaker 2: Stuff and the double dutch, and it felt like they
Speaker 2: shot it so in such a great way that if
Speaker 2: there was like doubles during the double Dutch, and you
Speaker 2: couldn't tell that it was. They were flipping kids in
Speaker 2: and out so fast.
Speaker 1: They did it very well. They did it so great.
Speaker 1: Next up is one of the hottest names in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five Hollywood. Keiky Palmer is Mary Thomas, another double
Speaker 1: threat actor musician. Keiki has been in the business since
Speaker 1: she was basically five years old, and boy, everything has
Speaker 1: come together lately so before Jump in huh, that's the
Speaker 1: exclamation point. She was seen in Medea's Family Reunion, She
Speaker 1: was the titular character in the critically acclaimed Akila and
Speaker 1: the Bee, and she starred in the Nickelodeon show True
Speaker 1: Jackson VP. She was one of the rare instances where
Speaker 1: someone was appearing on both Disney and Nick and that's
Speaker 1: because both like me, but I did him back to back,
Speaker 1: not at the same time. And that's because both wanted
Speaker 1: her to sign an exclusive deal. She was even the
Speaker 1: hot property back then, and in the end Nick they
Speaker 1: did win, and they forced Disney to shift their marketing
Speaker 1: focus of Jump into their own star Corbin Blue. As
Speaker 1: we know, Kiki later went on to superstardom voicing Peaches
Speaker 1: in the Ice Age movies, appearing in the TV show
Speaker 1: Scream Queens, hosting Saturday Night Live, and now racking up
Speaker 1: movie after movie, Hustler's Light Year, Nope, Alice, and the
Speaker 1: Dozen or So. She is currently working on and has
Speaker 1: some production or development, including Sister Act three and a
Speaker 1: TV show adaptation of The Urbs. So did you know
Speaker 1: her at all?
Speaker 2: Then? Would you met in passing? I can't even remember
Speaker 2: where it was. She is an energy in herself, like
Speaker 2: she just has this positivity that she's just radiant. She's
Speaker 2: like one of those people where you're going, oh my gosh,
Speaker 2: you know, you wouldn't have to say anything besides just hi,
Speaker 2: and like her, I don't know, she just has that energy.
Speaker 1: She just know some people do. Some people are are
Speaker 1: born to do something.
Speaker 2: They're the people you want when you meet then you
Speaker 2: want to root for, no matter what they're doing. And
Speaker 2: I just again met her in Passing and we'll talk
Speaker 2: for always, always and forever. Be a fan of hers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's just clearly sweet. Is an entertainer you can
Speaker 1: just tell yes. And like we saw in the Hannah
Speaker 1: Montana movie, we got real family in this one too.
Speaker 1: I love this so much. David Rivers plays Kenneth Daniels,
Speaker 1: is he's father, and in real life he's Corbyn's dad,
Speaker 1: which is so cool, which is a nice little marketing
Speaker 1: hook for the movie, and hilariously, just one year later,
Speaker 1: David would also play Corbyn's dad in High School Musical three.
Speaker 1: So it must be very nice to work with your parents.
Speaker 1: I would, but I'm sure i'd make a terrible lawyer.
Speaker 1: David has also appeared in so many TV shows Home Improvement,
Speaker 1: Desperate Housewives, and The Pit just to name a few.
Speaker 1: And speaking of Hannah Banana, huh, I had to bring
Speaker 1: it back, Hannah Montana. We've got Shanika Knowles as Shauna.
Speaker 1: She is best known as Addison on Hannah Montana and
Speaker 1: has appeared on other TV shows like Awkward, Real Husbands
Speaker 1: of Hollywood, and The Young and the Restless. And lastly,
Speaker 1: another former Magical rewind guest, We love her so much.
Speaker 1: It's Kylie Russell as Karen Daniels. She is a d
Speaker 1: com star now Eliza in the Zombies movies, having also
Speaker 1: appeared on Girl Meets World, Modern Family and the movie Crushed.
Speaker 1: But here she is just so little and so cute.
Speaker 1: And just adorable in this movie.
Speaker 2: It took me a second obviously where I know her,
Speaker 2: where I know her from his Zombies, Right, Yeah, It's
Speaker 2: like I saw her and I went, oh, my gosh.
Speaker 2: And the whole time I just went, oh, you're just
Speaker 2: the cutest ship is. She's adorable, so adorable in this movie.
Speaker 2: And great she holds it. Great. This did a great.
Speaker 1: Job from top to bottom. I think when we do
Speaker 1: our award show, and we are gonna do our magical
Speaker 1: rewind Award show, I'm telling you right now, yes, this
Speaker 1: could arguably be in contention for cutest ensemble cast from
Speaker 1: top to bottom every.
Speaker 2: Everyone would it be against? What cast are you trying
Speaker 2: to put it against?
Speaker 1: Well, there's plenty that we that we've we've looked at
Speaker 1: where we're like, oh my god, there are a spin
Speaker 1: is a perfect example of a really cute cast from
Speaker 1: top to bottom. There are a bunch that motocrossed Camp Rock.
Speaker 1: I mean, there are a bunch that they're the cast
Speaker 1: from top to bottom are cute. This is in contention
Speaker 1: for just from top to bottom super cute cast. So
Speaker 1: we're gonna we'll come up with some categories, all right,
Speaker 1: So jump In is eighty five minutes. Oh, it's five
Speaker 1: off target, but on the right side of history. Like
Speaker 1: we like to say here, rather short than snore. No
Speaker 1: one says that. By the way, it's never been said before.
Speaker 1: I said that, just made it up and I had And.
Speaker 2: You know what, I'm almost feeling like, eighty five is
Speaker 2: the new ninety.
Speaker 1: By the end, we're gonna be like this movie was
Speaker 1: thirty two minutes long. It was perfect. Eighty five was great.
Speaker 1: The movie did not drag at all. It's again five
Speaker 1: outside but.
Speaker 2: Again I mean when it got to the point we
Speaker 2: were at the finale scene, I went, wait, well, would
Speaker 2: I like paused it to see we're already here?
Speaker 1: Are you read too? Was? I watched it with my wife,
Speaker 1: who normally doesn't watch these movies with me, but I
Speaker 1: watched it with Susan, and we're sitting there watching and
Speaker 1: we paused, and I was like, oh my god, there's
Speaker 1: only seven minutes left. We're not going to get to
Speaker 1: go to worlds. I was like, so like, wait a second,
Speaker 1: that's the reason we're going to get there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so we're gonna get there when I get Oh god, okay,
Speaker 2: I have some words about that. I would like to
Speaker 2: talk to Paul Owen right now.
Speaker 1: We'll get him back. We're gonna have That's the other
Speaker 1: thing we're gonna have him on. It was a bit
Speaker 1: of a team effort when it came to writing the script.
Speaker 1: We have Doreen Spicer. She wrote on TV shows like Martin,
Speaker 1: The Proud Family and Motown Magic. We've got Doreen Hicks,
Speaker 1: who is a legend we've talked about once before. She
Speaker 1: wrote on Sister Sister Girlfriends Marlin HBO's Insecure and most
Speaker 1: Suited for our Needs. She wrote Camp Rock, and reportedly
Speaker 1: she will reunite with Keeky as a producer on the
Speaker 1: still being developed Sister Act three. And lastly, her former
Speaker 1: writing partner on projects like Camp Rock, Karen Gist or
Speaker 1: Just I Apologize. She went on to write Revenge and
Speaker 1: Gray's Anatomy, and she was the showrunner on Mixed Dish.
Speaker 1: So just a stellar writing group. Here we go. Let's
Speaker 1: get in the movie. I'm gonna count us in and one, two, three,
Speaker 1: let's jump in. Sorry, that's if I was trying it anyway.
Speaker 1: We open on a feverish jump roping in a boxing ring.
Speaker 1: A narrator tells us all about Brooklyn, the home of
Speaker 1: Team Boxing Sensation, Izzy Daniels. So you just said you're
Speaker 1: a boxing fan. Do you like boxing?
Speaker 2: I do?
Speaker 1: Do you like watching? Do you like participating? What do
Speaker 1: you box? No?
Speaker 2: I mean I've taken you know, those boxing classes and
Speaker 2: things like that, but I could not ever say that
Speaker 2: I like trained as a boxer. But I do love boxing.
Speaker 2: I I dated a boxer and learned a lot of
Speaker 2: it on like the big level, and it was such
Speaker 2: an interesting sport. And I love the traditional Like I
Speaker 2: don't like watching UFC or the other kinds of wrestling
Speaker 2: type stuff. I really do love boxing, and I just
Speaker 2: it's such a it's so epic and like I loved
Speaker 2: one of the very first couple of scenes in they
Speaker 2: talk about it. It's like it's not about knocking someone out,
Speaker 2: It's about being yeah, smart about your punches and your
Speaker 2: your mobility and your endurance, and you know, boxing is
Speaker 2: just so much more than people thinking it's about knocking
Speaker 2: someone out.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I really like respect the sport a lot too.
Speaker 1: I like boxing and I like UFC. I like it
Speaker 1: all is. He takes to the streets like a young Rocky,
Speaker 1: bobbing and weaving, practicing jabs. We're told everyone thinks he's
Speaker 1: going to be the next Great Champ and he parkours,
Speaker 1: flips and does splits off of buildings some pretty amazing
Speaker 1: stuff here. Can do you have dancers that can do
Speaker 1: all this stuff like flipping and splitting and all that
Speaker 1: kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: My dancers can do some of it. Yeah, the stuff
Speaker 2: off of walls. I've never seen them do any of that,
Speaker 2: And I if you're listening, ladies, you better not because
Speaker 2: you could get seriously hurt.
Speaker 1: That's all I do, by the way, That's the only
Speaker 1: one I can do.
Speaker 2: It's definitely been around. I've definitely been around dancers. We
Speaker 2: had dancers on tour with us that could do.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm how much of this do you think was him?
Speaker 1: Was this all him? Do you think maybe not to
Speaker 1: flip off the wall, but all the other stuff was him? Right?
Speaker 2: Honestly again, I'm telling you like it. I might be
Speaker 2: off track here, but I feel like Corbyn can do everything.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna go with in my head he is
Speaker 2: doing every single time it wears no double.
Speaker 1: Then we're saying that now it is now canon he
Speaker 1: was doing everything himself. Yes, it's great. Is he is
Speaker 1: obviously an agile star, running through the neighborhood saying hi
Speaker 1: to the locals. When he spots a group of young
Speaker 1: girls impressively double dutching in the park, he barges into
Speaker 1: the ropes, only to immediately mess it all up. Now
Speaker 1: the jumper turns out to be Merry, and she is
Speaker 1: mad at Izzy for ruining her session. They bicker and
Speaker 1: Mary tells him to leave. It is their practice. The
Speaker 1: regional competition is Friday, and they want to go to
Speaker 1: city Is. He leaves unimpressed with their sport, and Mary
Speaker 1: admits he really got in her nerves. But her friends
Speaker 1: think she actually likes him. I think she does too.
Speaker 1: His dad, Kenneth, is making funny smelling chili for Izzy's
Speaker 1: younger sister Karen, just as Izzy arrives home finishing his run,
Speaker 1: and for dessert, Kenneth unveils a really weird looking cake.
Speaker 1: He tried to make it just like their mimd did,
Speaker 1: but no one is impressed. This is where we get
Speaker 1: our first inclination that this is going to be one
Speaker 1: of those movies where it's a single dad raising the kids.
Speaker 1: We also know the way that he's talking about him
Speaker 1: and the rule We've heard at Disney Channel better dead
Speaker 1: than divorced, so obviously the mom has passed away. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: we've heard that. That's what they say. You can you
Speaker 1: can have it, have your one of your parents can
Speaker 1: be dead, but having one divorced is far more rare.
Speaker 1: We saw one recently, but shocking.
Speaker 2: When it was shocking when we saw it.
Speaker 1: It was also dad Nap, which which is what what
Speaker 1: can't you expect from dad Nap? I'm telling you. We
Speaker 1: see their cute family dynamic and learn that Izzy's dad
Speaker 1: was a great neighborhood boxer back in the day and
Speaker 1: now has very high hopes for his son. The next
Speaker 1: day is he runs back to the gym while his
Speaker 1: dad is coaching two fighters, Izzy's friends, Little Earl and Chuck,
Speaker 1: in a sparring session. Once Little Earl is knocked down,
Speaker 1: Kenneth asked if is he wants the good news or
Speaker 1: the good news is he hopes it's the Golden Gloves invite,
Speaker 1: but no, it's not, but it's close. His dad got
Speaker 1: him one more exhibit match. If he wins that he'll
Speaker 1: be ready for Golden Gloves and turns out it's against
Speaker 1: the only other undefeated kid in the gym Rodney who
Speaker 1: they call Big Rodney, and that's never a good sign.
Speaker 1: When you got to fight somebody and they add big
Speaker 1: in front of their name, it's like, oh, you mean
Speaker 1: killer Steve, Like that's never anything you want to hear exactly.
Speaker 1: You're not talking about stabby Pete, are you? Like? Oh God,
Speaker 1: that would be terrible. Is he would be third generation
Speaker 1: of Daniels to win the Golden Gloves and it would
Speaker 1: really cement his chances to become a pro. One day
Speaker 1: is he jumps in the ring training with a big
Speaker 1: guy named Felix who just keeps appearing as if from nowhere.
Speaker 1: He's like Yoda, and all of a sudden, he's just
Speaker 1: over your shoulder. It was so strange, But Kenneth is
Speaker 1: not impressed. He wants to see his son step it up,
Speaker 1: not showboat. Then Kenneth's next training session arrives. It is
Speaker 1: a girl named Tammy, and little Earl all of a
Speaker 1: sudden gets sexist as hell and says this isn't a
Speaker 1: ballet class. Wow. She snaps back, saying she's already better
Speaker 1: in the ring than Earl. Chuck is having none of
Speaker 1: this and just starts flirting with her. Now. Later that night,
Speaker 1: we're at Mary's house. She's dancing around when her neighbor
Speaker 1: is he opens his window to once again meg on her.
Speaker 1: But it's obviously these two like each other, and we
Speaker 1: know this because they smile at each other when they
Speaker 1: turned away to leave. Awe and I love the proximity
Speaker 1: of the two. You can tell they grew up next
Speaker 1: to each other. It's that kind of thing. They're on
Speaker 1: the thing. It's almost Romeo and Juliet.
Speaker 2: I was just gonna say, giving me a little Romeo
Speaker 2: and Y with the little stairway.
Speaker 1: And it's great, it's great.
Speaker 2: It was so cute.
Speaker 1: The next day, Kenneth braids his daughter's hair and it
Speaker 1: looks insane. It's standing up everywhere, entangled. She's terrified, but
Speaker 1: obviously he's doing his best to try to keep their
Speaker 1: lives normal because their mom passed away. This is a
Speaker 1: theme that keeps coming back. He is really struggling, but
Speaker 1: with a smile on his face to have some semblance
Speaker 1: of normalcy for his.
Speaker 2: Children, and his children are really reacting to him as
Speaker 2: best as they can't.
Speaker 1: Yes, it was very real in that way.
Speaker 2: Yes, I remember my dad, my mom went away for
Speaker 2: my sister's eighth grade trip, and my dad had to
Speaker 2: do my hair, and I will tell you I did
Speaker 2: not give him the grace that these children will give me.
Speaker 1: Dad.
Speaker 2: I was like, I cannot go to school like this.
Speaker 2: I won't go to school like this.
Speaker 1: It's not gonna happen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I mean. So he went to an easier side, pony,
Speaker 2: but it.
Speaker 1: Was just like, well, have you apologized since for her?
Speaker 2: I have?
Speaker 1: Okay, I have. I got it.
Speaker 2: I can't believe how tough I was on him, poor guy.
Speaker 1: The phone rings and Karen asked Izzy to do her
Speaker 1: hair the way Mom used to. She admits she misses
Speaker 1: her and Izzy says he does too. The phone call
Speaker 1: was alerting Kenneth that there was a leak at the gym,
Speaker 1: so he's got to run over there, but Karen reminds
Speaker 1: him about the double Dutch competition she wanted to go to.
Speaker 1: He tells Eazy to take her, and she seals the
Speaker 1: deal by telling her brother that Mary will be there too.
Speaker 1: Chuck a little earl want to go to the movies.
Speaker 1: They try to get Easy to go to the movies
Speaker 1: with them, but he's taking a sister and now two
Speaker 1: of her friends who also got roped in to roped
Speaker 1: in to Double Dutch. So the guys decided to walk
Speaker 1: along with him for a bit, and that's when they
Speaker 1: run into Big Bad Rodney. I added to bat it's
Speaker 1: really just a big Brodney. Not only is he is
Speaker 1: he's next opponent, but it turns out the neighborhood bully
Speaker 1: as well, and we find him right in the middle
Speaker 1: of picking on a smaller kid Is. He confronts him
Speaker 1: and we get a nose stare down. Rodney says is
Speaker 1: he doesn't have a chance against him, and then intimidatingly
Speaker 1: struts away. So yeah, we're at the next Double Dutch meet.
Speaker 1: Izzy has arrived with Karen and her friends and he's
Speaker 1: reunited with Mary. She can't believe he's there. And that's
Speaker 1: when we meet the Dutch Dragons. Oh, this is when
Speaker 1: both Sue and I are like, oh, rival Double Dutch
Speaker 1: team best movie ever. They are a rival group of
Speaker 1: snooty Double Dutchers that have won regionals four years in
Speaker 1: a row. It is led by mean girl Gina and
Speaker 1: they're always competing with Mary squad the joy Jumpers, which
Speaker 1: includes a new recruit. Oh Yolanda, don't get me started
Speaker 1: on Yolanda right now, I will get upset. We'll get
Speaker 1: into Yolanda later.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: The competition begins and is he begrudgingly takes a seat
Speaker 1: to watch over his sister. We get some great action
Speaker 1: shots here, one foot hops, crisscross and high knees, double
Speaker 1: dutch is in full effect. It's all very impressive, even
Speaker 1: to Izzy. But the one thing I like is they
Speaker 1: did kind of what Spin did and what some of
Speaker 1: these other movies did, where if you're being introduced into
Speaker 1: a microworld, you need an audience surrogant to literally explain
Speaker 1: to you what's happening. So I don't know how to DJ.
Speaker 1: So he Max was going and Spin okay, and this
Speaker 1: is the button for the fader and okay, great. So
Speaker 1: you had this guy saying, hey, here are the compulsory
Speaker 1: things you have to do in the meat. You have
Speaker 1: to do high knees, you have to do this. Yes,
Speaker 1: And it was.
Speaker 2: Super hotan explaining the layout of what we're learning because
Speaker 2: I have I mean to tell you the truth, This
Speaker 2: scene impressed the hell out of me. I'm like, holy, okay,
Speaker 2: so it's not just using one rope and I was
Speaker 2: expecting the flips and the titting the ground and things
Speaker 2: like that. You're telling me right now these people are
Speaker 2: trading the ropes with someone else and.
Speaker 1: Taking it in the middle, and yep.
Speaker 2: It's not we don't stop and then start over.
Speaker 1: Holy, yeah it was great. It's like, wow, yeah, it
Speaker 1: was great.
Speaker 2: This is what's so cool is I've literally never ever
Speaker 2: watched anything like this before, and I am so impressed
Speaker 2: and going yeah wow.
Speaker 1: And you've never double.
Speaker 2: Dutched, and I've never double I've never even tried. I
Speaker 2: do only I mean I might have tried, but I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I got so good at it back in the day
Speaker 1: that I actually was the first triple Dutch champion that
Speaker 1: ever happened. There's a third rope involved, and I'm not
Speaker 1: going to tell you how it comes into play, because
Speaker 1: you got to you gotta know what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: They do use a lot of very impressive jump ropers
Speaker 1: in this movie, especially for these longer montage scenes. Here's
Speaker 1: where we see that Izzy is it only impressed. It
Speaker 1: seems like the whole new world like for us of
Speaker 1: double Dutch, is just opened up to him. He loves
Speaker 1: this and should because I could do. After the competition,
Speaker 1: Karen congratulates Mary and one of Karen's weirdo friends asks
Speaker 1: Izzy for a hot dog. He says no and looks
Speaker 1: at her in disgust. This part has nothing to do
Speaker 1: with the rest of the movie. I just wanted to
Speaker 1: point it.
Speaker 4: Out, like this is can I say this? I think
Speaker 4: this is one of the best parts in any dcom
Speaker 4: we've ever seen. It's so good because randomly a girl
Speaker 4: asks him if and he looks at her and you're disgusted,
Speaker 4: like I don't even know who you are.
Speaker 1: It's so great, and he's just giving him like the
Speaker 1: they had like nine other snacks, and she's like, can
Speaker 1: I have a hot dog? He's like no, this guy,
Speaker 1: it's so funny.
Speaker 4: And also that character never comes back.
Speaker 1: It's great no, but.
Speaker 2: It is like a little bit of a nod to
Speaker 2: what was said earlier on in the street when his
Speaker 2: sister's like, I hope you have money because we're all hungry,
Speaker 2: and he's like, what the hell? Oh, now I have
Speaker 2: to pay for three children to eat all day, like.
Speaker 1: I have a hot dog? No. I love that. Mary
Speaker 1: wants to know what is he thought of double Dutch
Speaker 1: and he continues to downplay everything. He says you, I'm
Speaker 1: not bad. Hey, fourth place, but that's when those skank
Speaker 1: Dutch drafts passed by with their first place trophies.
Speaker 3: Oh, the joy Jumpers they.
Speaker 1: Have that's a great question they should ask themselves. Great question, Sabrina.
Speaker 1: The joy Jumpers have to step it up to compete,
Speaker 1: but they know they're missing something. By the way, anytime
Speaker 1: I get into one of these movies you name it,
Speaker 1: if it's a karate kid kind of movie. Any once
Speaker 1: I pick a team, the other team I instantly hate. Seriously,
Speaker 1: there may have been multiple times last night in my
Speaker 1: home where either my wife or I uttered the phrase
Speaker 1: the Dutch drag, So just letting you know that may
Speaker 1: have happened. And don't get me started on Yolanda.
Speaker 2: So we were in but I did have one quick
Speaker 2: thing to say. It's gonna be a Sabritac's but whatever,
Speaker 2: it has to be said now since we're talking so
Speaker 2: much about them.
Speaker 3: I thought the leader of the skank dragons they're telling
Speaker 3: him now was the same was the boxer girl the
Speaker 3: box I think it was so similar.
Speaker 2: I had to rewind and go because I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: this is a new layer. She also.
Speaker 1: Interesting.
Speaker 2: They look very similar.
Speaker 1: And it's funny because I thought the one I thought
Speaker 1: the girl who was the boxing girl, I thought she
Speaker 1: looked a lot like Daniel Larusso's daughter in Cobra Kai.
Speaker 1: I thought that they those two looked very similar to me.
Speaker 1: But yeah, so any but anyway.
Speaker 2: I thought it was the same actor that she was
Speaker 2: like also a double Dutch, and I was like, ooh,
Speaker 2: this is gonna get good because he's gonna have to
Speaker 2: like figure out how to interesting.
Speaker 1: Okay, no different people, Okay, where was I? Oh, that's right,
Speaker 1: the Dutch dragons. So the next day at school is
Speaker 1: he sees Rodney getting hand me down clothes from the principal,
Speaker 1: then only a few seconds later he throws them away
Speaker 1: in the ring. It turns out he's a beast, but
Speaker 1: at school he's just a poor kid with problems. We
Speaker 1: are now back at the gym is he's getting ready
Speaker 1: in the locker room, trading to some steady R and
Speaker 1: B for our friend Drew. Seally, eventually he's brought to
Speaker 1: the ring by his dad and the gym is about
Speaker 1: like a quarter filled with background actors all oddly sitting
Speaker 1: on one side of the ring. So it must have
Speaker 1: been a shooting thing. It's Felix versus Rodney, the kid
Speaker 1: who throws out donated clothes and coach. Felix is the ref.
Speaker 1: Kenneth hypes up his son, reminding him that boxing is
Speaker 1: twenty percent talent and eighty percent heart, which is a
Speaker 1: formula that many could argue is completely wrong. But anyway,
Speaker 1: then the bell rings the fight is begun. Rodney is
Speaker 1: the first to connect with a body blow and takes
Speaker 1: an early lead in round one. He adds insult to
Speaker 1: injury by tripping Izzy in between rounds. The second round
Speaker 1: starts and Izzy takes control. He's landing jab after jab,
Speaker 1: trapping him against the ropes. We see little Earl and
Speaker 1: Chuck rooting him on, and then Rodney takes a big
Speaker 1: swing and misses. He falls to the ground, which in
Speaker 1: boxing is usually just ruled an accidental fall, but in
Speaker 1: this movie, apparently it means Izzy one the referee raises
Speaker 1: his hand in victory without even counting. It's just raw, Like,
Speaker 1: I was like, wait, what did you notice this?
Speaker 2: I was like, I mean, Disney's usually really good about placing,
Speaker 2: like when they're when they're doing wrestling, they know the
Speaker 2: rules and what. I'm like, how did you guys miss that?
Speaker 2: I feel like anyone who's not even into rust or
Speaker 2: into boxing knows that you've got a count.
Speaker 1: You can't just I feel like this goes back to
Speaker 1: something else we talked about where I don't think they're
Speaker 1: allowed because if you go back and watch, you never
Speaker 1: really see any of the punches.
Speaker 4: Land.
Speaker 1: I don't think you're allowed to show punches. So he
Speaker 1: couldn't go and knock this guy out. But then it's boxing,
Speaker 1: so how do you You can't do it? He trips and loses.
Speaker 2: It was weird, but it was It was interesting. That
Speaker 2: was one of my first things once we said boxing,
Speaker 2: and I was like, oh, brilliant when it comes to
Speaker 2: joke broping, But like, how's Disney gonna handle this sport?
Speaker 2: Because this is like wrestling different ryes exactly. It's you
Speaker 2: the punches that have to be done in boxing. How
Speaker 2: are they going to handle this?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: That's where it started going, Okay, we're in a little
Speaker 2: bit of missteps here.
Speaker 1: Which is exactly why let it shine. When she slaps
Speaker 1: him and let it shine, it was so out of character.
Speaker 1: It's like, oh, she hit him, you know, we don't
Speaker 1: so so yeah, we were both like, what so that's
Speaker 1: one of the things. But it was that this it
Speaker 1: didn't work here for that. But anyway, is he and
Speaker 1: his father embraced in the middle of the ring, and
Speaker 1: Rodney looks devastated and again for good reason. He didn't
Speaker 1: really lose, he only tripped. But we are now back
Speaker 1: in the street. Is. He has a trash bag in
Speaker 1: his hands and he slyly wrings a doorbell, leaves the
Speaker 1: bag and runs across the street. He watches as, by
Speaker 1: the way, he's the worst hider ever. I think, Corbyn,
Speaker 1: we'd be able to we have a hide and see.
Speaker 2: Championship are supposed Are you hiding?
Speaker 1: I see you, I know exactly. You're ten feet away
Speaker 1: and I can see you. He watches as Rodney looks
Speaker 1: through the items, he wonders who's left it and brings
Speaker 1: it inside. Is he's not only a good fighter, he's
Speaker 1: good guy and has a very good heart. While hiding,
Speaker 1: he overhears a discussion between Mary and Yolanda nearby. Yolanda's
Speaker 1: quitting the team. She's in it to win it and
Speaker 1: the jumpers, ain't it.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: Later that night, Mary is back in the back no
Speaker 1: don't even start with me, because then we find out
Speaker 1: she joined the Dutch Dragon. Later that night, Mary is
Speaker 1: back of the balcony crying is he jokes from his window,
Speaker 1: don't jump. It can't be that bad. She won't tell
Speaker 1: him why she's crying, but congratulates him on his boxing win.
Speaker 1: And before she I'd also like to point out this
Speaker 1: was just me, but it seems like he's always there
Speaker 1: for her competitions now, like he's all in. But she
Speaker 1: never went to his boxing matches, did she?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so all right, maybe support him a little.
Speaker 2: A little bit of a one way street. I'm just saying,
Speaker 2: I'm saying, I'm sorry, but Kiki, you really should wake
Speaker 2: up this Corbyn Blue knocking at your door, girl.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, exactly. This man is so cute and powerful.
Speaker 1: He can win boxing matches when the other guy just
Speaker 1: falls down of his own accord. That's the power of
Speaker 1: Corbyn Blue.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, don't ever forget it.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, She won't tell him why she's crying, but she
Speaker 1: congratulates him on his boxing win, and before she leaves
Speaker 1: to help her mom, he tells her he needs to
Speaker 1: sleep while he's training, so please don't snore tonight she
Speaker 1: smiles and he impersonates her snore and the tomfoolery great
Speaker 1: word between these two love interests just continues. The next
Speaker 1: day at school, Little Earl and Chuck are giving a
Speaker 1: blow by blow breakdown of Izzy's wins to his classmate.
Speaker 1: This isn't cool with is he listening in? And that's
Speaker 1: when Rodney walks up. He doesn't look happy. Rodney interjects
Speaker 1: with what we've literally been thinking for the entire movie.
Speaker 1: Now he tripped, he didn't lose, and he needs free clothes.
Speaker 1: Someone helped me out here is He says he's won.
Speaker 1: It's over, but Rodney wants his rematch. You know, maybe
Speaker 1: this time we could actually fight and one of us
Speaker 1: could punch each other. He thinks Isney got lucky and
Speaker 1: calls him a chicken again. Rodney's completely right here. He
Speaker 1: should get a rematch and a brand new referee. We
Speaker 1: are now back in the neighborhood. Mary and the joy
Speaker 1: Jumpers found out Yolanda joined the Dutch Dragons. Oh Yolanda,
Speaker 1: don't get me started. They need to come up with
Speaker 1: a replacement, but how much to Mary's dismay, Izzy arrives
Speaker 1: and sarcastically offers up his sister and once again degrades
Speaker 1: jump roping. Mary says, yeah, if it's so easy than
Speaker 1: is he, you should try it. Mary shows him how
Speaker 1: it's done and Izzy studies. Eventually, ready to take a turn.
Speaker 1: He hesitates, then crashes into the ropes. But wait, whoa, whoa.
Speaker 1: He wants one more try, so he jumps in and
Speaker 1: now wait, he's doing it and he's pretty good too.
Speaker 1: Everyone's impressed as he walks away gloating. The team is
Speaker 1: all thinking the same thing, but Mary warns them don't
Speaker 1: even go there. We're now back at the gym. Mary
Speaker 1: arrives with the joy jumpers. They ask Izzy if he
Speaker 1: joined the team. At first, he just laughs it off,
Speaker 1: but Mary explains the city finals are in a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks and the competition is tough. They could use
Speaker 1: his skills, but he declines he can't go out like that.
Speaker 1: He's a boxer. They beg but he says no, and
Speaker 1: Mary says she's already forgotten him. We're now back at home,
Speaker 1: is he is warned by his sister at the door.
Speaker 1: Dad is making smelly chicken again, so Izzy runs off
Speaker 1: to get some pizza and sees the joy jumpers minus
Speaker 1: Mary eating at a table. They try to recruit him again.
Speaker 1: They promise that they only need him until they find
Speaker 1: somebody else. He seems more interested now that he just
Speaker 1: have to fill in. They tell him, oh yeah, and
Speaker 1: Mary really wants him to join, so of course he
Speaker 1: accepts their invitation. But then we quick cut to the
Speaker 1: girl still with Izzy, trying to explain the new development
Speaker 1: to Mary. She quickly responds, over my dead body. Is
Speaker 1: he's hurt enough, He's not staying anywhere where he isn't wanted.
Speaker 1: But the girls aren't given up, and at the last
Speaker 1: second Mary gives in. Is he is joining the joy
Speaker 1: jumper as well? Kind of practice is tomorrow at the park,
Speaker 1: but is He isn't feeling doing this out in public.
Speaker 1: He suggests they do it inside the boxing gym, especially
Speaker 1: since he knows his dad won't get there until eight am.
Speaker 1: That's not how a box gym works. He usually opens
Speaker 1: super early. They can start at six. Mary avoids the
Speaker 1: group hog, but we all have high hopes for this squad.
Speaker 1: The next morning, is he is fast asleep and woken
Speaker 1: by Mary knocking on his door. Again. Boxers get up
Speaker 1: at like four o'clock in the morning. To run, but whatever,
Speaker 1: it's time for practice. We are now at the gym.
Speaker 1: The girls are stretching and is He doesn't quite get
Speaker 1: why they aren't jumping already. It's just double dutch, but
Speaker 1: they assure him it's a sport like football, baseball or boxing.
Speaker 1: Mary quickly shows him an impressive move and asks him
Speaker 1: to mimic it. He jumps into the rope, and of course,
Speaker 1: he flubs it up quickly. The girls laugh. Mary and
Speaker 1: Izzy are still butting heads, but then real practice begins,
Speaker 1: and so does my favorite amontage. We see Izzy and
Speaker 1: Mary sharing a jump roping session and he's learning quickly.
Speaker 1: He's waking up on time for practice and even conditioning
Speaker 1: at home. Is He takes his shot at a freestyle
Speaker 1: routine and he kills it. The girls are very impressed,
Speaker 1: and Izzy has even started practicing in the street out
Speaker 1: in public. He has exhausted, though, switching between boxing and
Speaker 1: jump roping, even falling asleep in class, and unbeknownst to
Speaker 1: the joy jumpers who are getting really good, Tammy, the
Speaker 1: female boxing student from earlier, stumbles into their practice and
Speaker 1: learns the secret of their new member. We also learned
Speaker 1: that Izzy's real name is is ADOR's Is that a
Speaker 1: common name?
Speaker 2: That's a part of a section in my Sabrena seeds
Speaker 2: that I'm gonna leave out. But I have never that
Speaker 2: felt like a made up name for Disney.
Speaker 1: I've never is a door before? Yeah, I think, yeah,
Speaker 1: isn't is a door Duncan?
Speaker 2: Somebody I that was a I've never seen the name never,
Speaker 2: I have never seen, never heard of it. And Izzy
Speaker 2: is usually well I've only heard of Izzy as being
Speaker 2: short for Isabella. I've never heard of is the door?
Speaker 1: Okay, there are there are many famous people with the
Speaker 1: name isidor is Adora.
Speaker 2: Including a you googling it right now?
Speaker 1: Of course I am is a doora Duncan. Is Ador
Speaker 1: Strauss is a door? Gordon Asher I don't know? Okay, Well,
Speaker 1: of course, I mean you've heard of Isidoor Gordon Asher,
Speaker 1: who is a famous British Canadian poet from eighteen thirty
Speaker 1: five to nineteen thirty three. How do you not know
Speaker 1: this famous Canadian poet? No, okay, So there are some
Speaker 1: it's it's there, there are some, but yes, it's it's
Speaker 1: not a.
Speaker 2: Common Yeah, yeah, regardless, I got passive fast because I
Speaker 2: love the boxer robes that they get.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so cool, we'll get you, We'll get you one.
Speaker 1: During a sparring session the now depleted i Is, he
Speaker 1: gets knocked down by Tammy, who insults him about being
Speaker 1: a boy on a double dutch team. WHOA wait a minute,
Speaker 1: how did she know? Later he confronts her about it,
Speaker 1: but she says she'll keep it on the DL as
Speaker 1: long as he stops insulting her for being a girl boxer.
Speaker 1: She reveals she likes chuck Is. He happily agrees to
Speaker 1: this deal. Back at home, IS He's late for dinner
Speaker 1: and his dad is not happy about this. Kenneth says,
Speaker 1: their mom ate dinner at seven, so they eat at
Speaker 1: seven sharp. The next day, is He is running again,
Speaker 1: which honestly takes up about sixty percent of this movie.
Speaker 1: How much can one person run in Brooklyn? Actually it's Toronto.
Speaker 1: He just this, He's just He's like Forrest Gump, where
Speaker 1: he's just running everywhere. He passes a young double dutch
Speaker 1: team in the park performing some wild, untraditional tricks, and
Speaker 1: he loves what he sees. He rushes to his double
Speaker 1: dutch practice and he has an idea. They need a
Speaker 1: new routine and this, by the way, the first time
Speaker 1: when I don't even like saying her name, Yolanda goes
Speaker 1: up to Mary and says, hey, our routine is whack.
Speaker 1: Sue and I the entire night we're going like, they
Speaker 1: got to get a routine that's not whack. That's the
Speaker 1: only way they're gonna.
Speaker 2: Win, clearly.
Speaker 1: And so that's my new favorite saying, is this routine
Speaker 1: is whack.
Speaker 2: Just for the record, right, But he really he hits
Speaker 2: it hard here he does.
Speaker 1: He says the routine is boring, and the other girls
Speaker 1: actually agree. They need something fun and fresh for the freestyle.
Speaker 1: By the way, this is a an old trope. It's
Speaker 1: in everything. This is pitch perfect. This is every movie. Hey,
Speaker 1: what we've been doing is played got we gotta pick
Speaker 1: it up. But this is before all those movies. So
Speaker 1: maybe this was the start of it. They need more tricks,
Speaker 1: and he decides then he's gonna take them to the park.
Speaker 1: He shows them those kids practicing. They're still doing flippy
Speaker 1: flips and floppy flips and splitty splits and stuff, and
Speaker 1: is he says, it is not about competition, it's about
Speaker 1: having fun. Mary is intrigued. We're now back at the
Speaker 1: gym again. Is he is nowhere to be found. His
Speaker 1: dad is surprised he's late, but we know that he's
Speaker 1: with the Double Dutch team having a great time. They're
Speaker 1: walking the streets joking around with some possible Double Dutch
Speaker 1: songs and that's when ooh, big Rod and he sees
Speaker 1: them again. He mocks Izzy and insults him in front
Speaker 1: of the girls. He grabs Izzy, and an attempt to help,
Speaker 1: Mary douses him with a bucket of ice, and then
Speaker 1: they all turn and run in fear. Is He gets
Speaker 1: home and spots Mary out on the balcony again. She
Speaker 1: spends a lot of time in the balcony, but I
Speaker 1: think it's because she wants to talk to Dizzy. She
Speaker 1: thanks him for not exactly for nothing and everything. He
Speaker 1: decides to climb to her balcony and admit he's starting
Speaker 1: to love double Dutch, maybe even more than boxing, but
Speaker 1: it's complicated because of his dad. Mary says she had
Speaker 1: a similar situation with ballet until she finally put her
Speaker 1: foot down and told her mom she wanted to jump rope.
Speaker 1: And then Mary kisses Izzy boom out of nowhere, gives
Speaker 1: is he a kissie. She's quickly embarrassed and leaves to
Speaker 1: work on her routine, but you can tell she's flying high.
Speaker 1: I thought it was a very nice, quick Disney esque
Speaker 1: peck on the lips, and then a moment of like,
Speaker 1: I can't believe I just did that. It was great.
Speaker 2: I feel like that's so true to how many people
Speaker 2: have their first little kiss. You know, it was so sweet.
Speaker 1: I'm hoping I'm gonna have one sit by the.
Speaker 2: Way all in on this movie.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, No, yeah, me too.
Speaker 2: They can't know they can do no wrong.
Speaker 1: That great.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: At this point, we are now back in his room
Speaker 1: and he turns around and there's his dad, who is
Speaker 1: not happy. He wants to know where is he's been
Speaker 1: and why he's missed curfew is He stumbles, eventually landing
Speaker 1: on out with my friends and being actually kind of
Speaker 1: rude about it. Kenneth knows something is wrong and demands
Speaker 1: he focused on the upcoming Golden Gloves. The next day,
Speaker 1: Rodney rushes isz He and grabs him. It's not over
Speaker 1: Daddy's boy, but he's luckily saved by the principal, Miss Roberts,
Speaker 1: the lady who gave out the garbage bags for clothes,
Speaker 1: who sends Rodney to detention. We're now back at double
Speaker 1: Dutch practice. Is He and Mary are straight up pros
Speaker 1: by now, But things go from bad to worse with Rodney,
Speaker 1: who sneaks into the gym and sees his nemesis jumping
Speaker 1: rope with girls. He sneakily takes some photos and finally
Speaker 1: has the AMMO he needs. But the girls feel ready
Speaker 1: for the regionals, even though they still need to find
Speaker 1: a fourth Remember at this point, is He is still
Speaker 1: just temporary. But then is he gives in. He'll join
Speaker 1: the team. He doesn't want to let them down, and
Speaker 1: his boys don't need to know anything about it, and
Speaker 1: just like that, he's a joy jumper. But the showcase
Speaker 1: is just in three days, and he wants to change
Speaker 1: your name. He suggests the Hot Chili Steppers, which is
Speaker 1: an obvious reference to the rock band Metallica. It's the
Speaker 1: Red Hot Chili Peppers. Wait, wait, you don't like the
Speaker 1: Hot Chili Steppers.
Speaker 2: No, I hated it.
Speaker 1: What would your name have been? By the way, Sue
Speaker 1: and I spent twenty minutes last night trying to come
Speaker 1: up with the name of our own double Dutch team,
Speaker 1: and we came up with nothing good. By the way,
Speaker 1: you don't know what.
Speaker 2: You do dog there, I don't know. I mean, it's it,
Speaker 2: I get it. It's catchy. But let's go Dutch.
Speaker 1: That's a good one. Let's go Dutch is a great
Speaker 1: that's a great team name. Oh I love it. Come
Speaker 1: on the Hot Chili Steppers. I wonder if they literally
Speaker 1: couldn't make it the Red Hot Chili Steppers, because that
Speaker 1: would have been better, but they probably weren't allowed to
Speaker 1: do that. So you didn't like the thought. Wow, no, I.
Speaker 2: Just kind of was like I thought it would be like,
Speaker 2: I don't know, something something just a little bit bringing
Speaker 2: in their characters like Red Hot Chili Steppers. Feels like
Speaker 2: they also would be listening to like band music, like right,
Speaker 2: but maybe.
Speaker 1: Something with boxing or the ring or something like that.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, something more like I don't know, Funky or got.
Speaker 1: The Brooklyn Balcony Steppers.
Speaker 2: Something like that, something that made more sense for them
Speaker 2: that was like an out of like what well chili,
Speaker 2: So where would that even come from?
Speaker 1: Luckily Sabrina wasn't on their team because the rest of
Speaker 1: the team love it, and just like that, they are
Speaker 1: ready to win. We are now back at home is
Speaker 1: He leaves for the showcase, but accidentally forgets the showcase
Speaker 1: pamphlet on his dresser, and his dad surprises him with
Speaker 1: boxing tickets, which causes a real dilemma of what he's
Speaker 1: going to do. Will he go to the showcase or
Speaker 1: not ruffle his dad's feathers by attending the boxing match
Speaker 1: with him. We cut to the showcase where Mary is
Speaker 1: pacing waiting for Izzy. She thinks he'll make it, but
Speaker 1: the other girls aren't so sure. Uh wow, they're now
Speaker 1: out of time. The Hot Chili Steppers, the Red Hot
Speaker 1: Chili Steppers, the Hot Chili stuff, the joy Jumpers must
Speaker 1: take the stage as just three. That night, Izzy and
Speaker 1: his dad returned from the fight, but the showcase is
Speaker 1: obviously weighing heavily on his mind. He goes to the
Speaker 1: window and calls her Mary, but she's rightfully very angry.
Speaker 1: He just bailed. They were counting on Izzy and they
Speaker 1: look like fools on stage. He thinks there was nothing
Speaker 1: he could have done about the boxing match and his dad,
Speaker 1: but Mary disagrees he could have made a choice, so
Speaker 1: she makes one for him and kicks him off the team.
Speaker 1: Double dutching is serious to her and she can no
Speaker 1: longer rely on him. Fair play to you.
Speaker 2: Mary.
Speaker 1: The next day, at the gym, Iszy, Chuck, and Little
Speaker 1: Earl are watching Tammy Sparr. When Earl calls her lucky,
Speaker 1: Izzy jumps in a defens her She's not lucky, she's
Speaker 1: good and not for a girl, for anybody. He's starting
Speaker 1: to finally see the sexism inherit in sports. He says,
Speaker 1: just because she's a girl doesn't mean she can't box,
Speaker 1: and guys can do other stuff too. Meanwhile, the Chili
Speaker 1: Steppers tell Mary they need Ezzy. They can't compete in
Speaker 1: the city finals without a fourth and they miss him.
Speaker 1: Mary still isn't sure, and when Izy arrives at school
Speaker 1: the next day, he is shocked to see photos of
Speaker 1: him double dutching printed on pink paper taped up everywhere.
Speaker 1: The entire student body is laughing at him. Even Little
Speaker 1: Earl and Chuck give him a hard time. Roddy admits
Speaker 1: he did it, and Izzy runs out just as Mary
Speaker 1: sees the photos. This to me was like, I didn't
Speaker 1: really get why this was such a big deal. If
Speaker 1: he's the most popular kid in school in a boxer,
Speaker 1: why couldn't even like, yeah, I box to stay in
Speaker 1: shape and I get to do it with some pretty ladies.
Speaker 1: How do you not understand that.
Speaker 2: Because zach Efron cannot play basketball.
Speaker 1: That's what I means. This is it's such a Disney thing.
Speaker 1: You can do one thing or another. That's it.
Speaker 2: I think that is very true in high school. Not anymore, no,
Speaker 2: but still I think it is. Still It's not as crazy,
Speaker 2: but I do think like the captain of the football
Speaker 2: team isn't also on the dance team.
Speaker 1: Remember I told you though that I had that conversation
Speaker 1: with that woman from Disney who was one of the
Speaker 1: heads of t cooms at the time, when I pitched
Speaker 1: something very similar to this. She's like, oh my god
Speaker 1: in the mid two thousands, just like this. She's like,
Speaker 1: exactly what Disney Channel was about. You can do this
Speaker 1: or you can do that Eddie's million dollar bake off
Speaker 1: High School Musical jump in pick one another. She says,
Speaker 1: when we showed High School Musical to the modern audience
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty two, whenever it was she said, everyone
Speaker 1: was like, why does any just do both?
Speaker 2: It's not as big of a deal, But I do
Speaker 2: think that you still kind of resonate with the conflict
Speaker 2: in your brain at that age.
Speaker 1: Can I do?
Speaker 2: But you know what I mean, I do think it's
Speaker 2: just something that's innate, like I guess, something that's looked
Speaker 2: at to not be what your dream was, and like
Speaker 2: what you think of as far as like whether it's
Speaker 2: masculine or tough or you know what I mean, or
Speaker 2: even you know, it's the crossovers still in their brains.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: But like a lot of the double Dutch narrative change
Speaker 2: that it's changing.
Speaker 1: But yes, but even then they showed great double Dutch
Speaker 1: teams that were all men that were kicking butt towards the.
Speaker 2: End there totally just on the same as the dance world.
Speaker 2: You'll see, Yeah, when guys come out on the stage
Speaker 2: like it's like amazing, you know, and you're going you know,
Speaker 2: but it's not always known that way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true. It's different. Now back in his room,
Speaker 1: Is he feels defeated. He looks to old photos of
Speaker 1: his mom for help. Mary is knocking in the window,
Speaker 1: hoping to talk, but Is he just ignores her. Maybe
Speaker 1: he should just go for a run. The next day,
Speaker 1: Kenneth leaves his own golden gloves necklace from when he
Speaker 1: was a kid on Isy's bed, and while he's there,
Speaker 1: he finds one of the Double Dutch photos in the
Speaker 1: trash can. Kenneth quickly confronts his son and wants to
Speaker 1: talk about it, and after his snitch ass sister Karen
Speaker 1: says something. Kenneth can't believe his son is on Mary's
Speaker 1: Double Dutch team. He knows this is the reason his
Speaker 1: mind hasn't been in the ring is. He says he
Speaker 1: didn't tell his dad earlier because he wouldn't have listened.
Speaker 1: It has nothing to do with boxing, and that's all
Speaker 1: they've talked about since his mom died. In his anger,
Speaker 1: he says, just because you don't have a life anymore
Speaker 1: doesn't mean I have to give you mine.
Speaker 2: Ooh.
Speaker 1: This hurts Kenneth and Izzy tries to apologize, but his
Speaker 1: dad just leaves to get some milk. We're back up
Speaker 1: in his room. I he sees his dad's golden gloves
Speaker 1: necklace and it stings even more. We are now at
Speaker 1: the gym is he is boxing. When Mary stops by.
Speaker 1: She wants to talk, but he immediately tells her he's
Speaker 1: not jumping rope anymore. He's focusing on boxing. Mary tells
Speaker 1: him he loves Double Dutch, but he's not hearing it.
Speaker 1: She leaves hurt, and that's when Tammy appears. She knows
Speaker 1: the Double Dutch regionals are tomorrow, and she can't believe
Speaker 1: he's just gonna punk out because people are laughing at you.
Speaker 1: What are you thinking? What if she listened to his
Speaker 1: friends insulting her, then she wouldn't be the best girl
Speaker 1: boxer in the city. I really liked her character.
Speaker 2: I thought she did too, and she was so sweet.
Speaker 1: She was great. That night, as he's leaving the gym,
Speaker 1: he's rushed by Rodney and a bunch of his friends.
Speaker 1: Rodney just keeps rushing up on him. Rodney gets right
Speaker 1: in is his face. He wants to rematch asap is
Speaker 1: He finally says, all right, fine, let's do it right
Speaker 1: now then, and so, surrounded by people who apparently hate Izzy,
Speaker 1: they start the rematch little owin chuck shop, but they
Speaker 1: do get there late, but hey, at least he's got
Speaker 1: some friendly faces in the audience. In the ring, they
Speaker 1: trade very small punches, but the verbal jabs are the
Speaker 1: most damaging part of the fight so far. But when
Speaker 1: Rodney misses a haymaker. Is he does some flips to
Speaker 1: the other side of the ring. Whoa, He's using double
Speaker 1: dutch and boxing. Everyone is loving it. Rodney is intimidated
Speaker 1: as is. He keeps doing bigger and bigger tricks. But
Speaker 1: between punches, while locked up, is he apologizes about Rodney's
Speaker 1: dad and says he's sorry he beat him, but he
Speaker 1: doesn't want to fight again. Is He retreats and Rodney
Speaker 1: races after him, only to trip and fall out of
Speaker 1: the ring. Now on the ground, I couldn't believe this.
Speaker 1: The crowd and Sad and Rodney are just sitting there
Speaker 1: and they're encouraging him to finish him. Is he supposed
Speaker 1: to just go and beat this guy when he's on
Speaker 1: the ground, He's he's supposed to kill him? What's supposed
Speaker 1: to its finish hit?
Speaker 2: I mean, although it happened in the ring, they're treating
Speaker 2: it as if this is a school yard fight and
Speaker 2: like pummeling him, and I'm going, WHOA, finish him?
Speaker 1: What does that mean? It's like they hand him a sword,
Speaker 1: They're like, finish him?
Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 1: I couldn't believe it. Of course, is he doesn't do it,
Speaker 1: but I was like finish him. Wow is He says
Speaker 1: he's just tired of being mad all the time, and
Speaker 1: the audience applauds. As he leaves the gym, Rodney brushes
Speaker 1: himself off, actually rather impressed. No one has ever stepped
Speaker 1: up to him like this before. Now at the Double
Speaker 1: Dutch City Finals, which is a massive sold out American
Speaker 1: Idol like production, apparently the teams are in full swing
Speaker 1: practicing the Chili Steppers of a ride, but they don't
Speaker 1: expect Easy to join him. They've replaced him with a
Speaker 1: girl named Abrina who seems to have absolutely terrible vision.
Speaker 1: But that's when they see that Is He is there.
Speaker 1: He's made it, He listened to his heart, goes over
Speaker 1: and apologize to Mary, but after a little bit of hazing,
Speaker 1: she forgives him and hands him a uniform. They embrace,
Speaker 1: and things are really looking up for our favorite jump ropers.
Speaker 1: Aparently we don't have to worry about Abrina. It seems
Speaker 1: like this has been a really bad deal for her.
Speaker 1: I hope at least she got a ride home, but
Speaker 1: I doubt it because you never even see her again.
Speaker 1: And then right on, cue, oh, right on, cue, the
Speaker 1: Dutch Dragons pop up, talking trash and promising to win.
Speaker 1: The rival was stronger than ever and who's standing right
Speaker 1: next to himlanda don't get me started again on Yolanda
Speaker 1: Oh irrationally angry. Then we get a Kiki, Then we
Speaker 1: get a good Kiki Palmer song jumping. As the competition begins,
Speaker 1: all the teams take the stage, including the Chili Steppers
Speaker 1: and the Dragons, with moves being called out by an MC.
Speaker 1: For the first round, we see, of all people, Rodney
Speaker 1: entered the event, but we can't tell if he's there
Speaker 1: in peace or he's going to shoot the place up.
Speaker 1: We also see little Earl, Chuck and Tammy in the
Speaker 1: stands supporting Izzie. The judges quickly give the results for
Speaker 1: the first round. Third place the Sunshine Steppers, second place
Speaker 1: the Dutch Dragons, and in first place the Red Hot
Speaker 1: Chili Steppers. That's not it, it's just Chili Steppers, but
Speaker 1: the Hot Chili Steppers. But yes, with that first victory,
Speaker 1: we see Rodney turn around and leave. But now the
Speaker 1: speed round is done, judges give third place to another
Speaker 1: team we've never heard it before, second place to the
Speaker 1: Chili Steppers, and first place to the Dragons. That means
Speaker 1: it's a tie, and we now have a final category,
Speaker 1: the free style round. Oh yeah, this will determine the champs.
Speaker 1: I was so looking forward to this. Now, watching some
Speaker 1: of the teams step it up for this round, has
Speaker 1: is He very nervous, but he knows he can depend
Speaker 1: on his team and they are ready for this. The
Speaker 1: Dutch Dragons finish their great routine and now the Chili
Speaker 1: Steppers are up. As Izzy gets into a place, he
Speaker 1: sees his dad take his seat. He came and he's
Speaker 1: all smiling and supportive. This is great. The music starts,
Speaker 1: another track from Kiki Palmer and it becomes a glow
Speaker 1: in the dark session for the Chili Steppers. Yes, the
Speaker 1: crowd loves it, including Izzy's dad and Rodney, who didn't
Speaker 1: actually leave. He's still there. And just as the first
Speaker 1: routine ends, new song starts and this is a song
Speaker 1: by Corbyn Blue called Push It to the Limit.
Speaker 2: This is song, this is the song.
Speaker 1: This is high school musical high school.
Speaker 2: It starts playing and I was like, it's like, wait
Speaker 2: a second, wait a minute, I know this song. I
Speaker 2: know this song. I thought this is a high school
Speaker 2: musical song. Yes, And then and it's a bop.
Speaker 1: It is it is abop, but they also have done
Speaker 1: something very strange. I know nothing about the rules, but
Speaker 1: I can't imagine this is okay. They ditched the jump
Speaker 1: ropes and now they're just dancing, so I don't know
Speaker 1: how this is allowed. It is probably allowed by the
Speaker 1: same RAF who just a fall is a is a win.
Speaker 2: They lost me a little bit on this. I was, okay,
Speaker 2: you know, it's just dancing.
Speaker 1: Now now you're just dancing.
Speaker 2: You have completely completely foregone the rules that have been
Speaker 2: set in place that we found out early in the.
Speaker 1: Why not just pick up a guitar movie. I don't
Speaker 1: understand what, yes, what's happening. I don't know how this
Speaker 1: is allowed. But they do throw on some boxing moves
Speaker 1: there too, But I can't help but wonder should there
Speaker 1: be this much non jump roping in a jump rope competition?
Speaker 1: I think no, no either way. The ropes eventually returning,
Speaker 1: Izzy does us crazy double batflip that seems almost not human.
Speaker 1: The track ends and the crowd goes nuts. We are
Speaker 1: now backstage. Mary celebrates with her mom, while Izzy's dad
Speaker 1: apologizes to his son. He wants them to be able
Speaker 1: to talk about anything and it's been hard since his
Speaker 1: mom died. But he loves Izzy. Boxing is Kenneth Stream.
Speaker 1: It doesn't have to be Izzy's. He's proud of Izzy,
Speaker 1: and he knows his mom would be too. They hug
Speaker 1: with tears in their eyes. My wife was bawling by.
Speaker 2: The eye was a soppy mess, she was to say.
Speaker 1: And she slapping me, going why do I keep crying
Speaker 1: at these movies? Why do I keep crying at these movies?
Speaker 2: This is like a moment, you know, it would hit
Speaker 2: so hard for me because when Roe is dancing, and
Speaker 2: this whole weekend we've been prepping for her first competition dancing,
Speaker 2: and I say it over and over again, but I
Speaker 2: just want her to always know, like, just because dancing
Speaker 2: was my thing, it doesn't have to be her thing.
Speaker 1: Is it gonna bother you if she says she doesn't
Speaker 1: want to dance.
Speaker 2: I think it will. It will be a sad moment
Speaker 2: in the sense of, like I love watching her dance,
Speaker 2: but I'm gonna love watching her do anything. She just
Speaker 2: at the bott end of the day, she just must
Speaker 2: have something. You are not going to sit at home
Speaker 2: and watch YouTube is what You're not gonna do. What
Speaker 2: you're gonna do is something I don't care if you're painting.
Speaker 1: Soccer, what support you and what happen?
Speaker 2: Support you? But you wouldn't done something. But yeah, I
Speaker 2: mean I love watching her dance, but I know I
Speaker 2: love watching her do anything she wants. So really it
Speaker 2: was really a moment.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh my god, glad we don't film
Speaker 3: me ourselves.
Speaker 1: Watching Sue was an absolute sobbing mess.
Speaker 2: R there Sue right there with her.
Speaker 1: They all hug with tears in their eyes, and then
Speaker 1: I is He sees little Earl Chuck and Tammy, who
Speaker 1: all love the performance, and it looks like Chuck and
Speaker 1: Tammy are now a couple. Way to go be story characters.
Speaker 1: I love that, and then set us up.
Speaker 2: For maybe a sequel, like I'm ready.
Speaker 1: For it, jump into this time it's personal. And then
Speaker 1: Izzy sees Rodney, who admits he isn't there to fight.
Speaker 1: He came because double Dutch is kind of cool for
Speaker 1: a daddy's boy. They call a truce and shake hands.
Speaker 1: Now at the competition finish, only the top three can
Speaker 1: go to the state finals. The MC announces third place
Speaker 1: the horribly named and just inappropriate Kung Fu Flyers. Second
Speaker 1: place the Dutch Dragons, fil Yolanda and so now in
Speaker 1: first place. It's boom. We freeze and hear the narrator again.
Speaker 1: He says they all learned something that day because Izzy
Speaker 1: stood up for himself and it changed the narrator's life forever.
Speaker 1: We cut to a group of children gathering in the
Speaker 1: gym listening to a story. The kids want to know
Speaker 1: the ending. What did they go to State? Did maryon
Speaker 1: Izzy fall in love? What happened? The narrator is revealed
Speaker 1: to be Rodney. He's instructing kids these days and admits
Speaker 1: the Steppers did not win state that year, but they
Speaker 1: did win the following year and Mary and Izzy are
Speaker 1: still going strong. We cut back the competition and first
Speaker 1: place was the Red Hot Chili Steppers, just the Hot
Speaker 1: Chili Steppers. But I love that Mary is he hold
Speaker 1: up their trophy and we cut to the Chili Steppers
Speaker 1: now practicing in the street. A few days later. They're
Speaker 1: encouraging Kenneth to jump in. Though hesitant, he eventually does
Speaker 1: and he's actually pretty good. And that is our movie.
Speaker 1: BAM very happy with that. You know, hey, that was
Speaker 1: a fun eighty five minutes. What can you say?
Speaker 2: It is it was?
Speaker 1: It was, it really really was. Let's do some real reviews,
Speaker 1: Let's see what other people thought about it. And I
Speaker 1: think I have the one star review this week, and
Speaker 1: this is one star from m Retchwani. One of the
Speaker 1: worst films I've ever seen. This is a disgusting piece
Speaker 1: of garbage. The acting is wooden, direction is woeful, and
Speaker 1: the script I just wanted to kill myself every time
Speaker 1: the characters open their mouths. I mean, how many people
Speaker 1: seriously go to a skip rope competition? Are these teenagers
Speaker 1: or five year olds? It was just a supremely irritating
Speaker 1: film and highly advise anyone with half a brain cell
Speaker 1: to avoid this at all costs. Now, excuse me while
Speaker 1: I swallow a bottle of painkillers. There's a whole nother
Speaker 1: thing going on with m Rachwani, which I don't think
Speaker 1: really has anything to do with jump In.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you could just not be more wrong.
Speaker 1: Agreed, Yeah, you could not be wrong. I hope man
Speaker 1: or missus, whoever it is.
Speaker 2: Yes, I hope you've seeked counseling. It's this should A
Speaker 2: movie should never make you feel this crazy.
Speaker 1: You know, you can feel irrationally angry at Yolanda, which
Speaker 1: I still do. But you can't think that bad about this.
Speaker 2: I need to talk about it a little bit, but
Speaker 2: I think it's OK.
Speaker 1: I will deal with my anger in my own way.
Speaker 1: I'm going to double I'm going to double dutch this
Speaker 1: energy away. Don't think yes, yes, what about you, Sabrina?
Speaker 1: What do we have for the five star review?
Speaker 2: The five star this week goes from our friend Ooh
Speaker 2: Namad Yes named I see movies like this because of
Speaker 2: my wife. Don't blame me, but it's good.
Speaker 1: Corbin is dreamy, well said, I don't think anything need
Speaker 1: anything more than that golf.
Speaker 2: True.
Speaker 1: We are now, as I say every week to Sabrina's
Speaker 1: favorite part of the program. This is, of course our
Speaker 1: little feature game that producer Jensen comes up with, and
Speaker 1: this week we have something called jump Ropes or chump Dopes,
Speaker 1: thank you very much. One of the best parts about
Speaker 1: Double Dutch are the names of the teams. We saw
Speaker 1: Joy Jumpers, the Hot Chili Steppers, Kung Fu Flyers, Dutch
Speaker 1: Dragons and many more in this movie. So we are
Speaker 1: going to get a Double Dutch team name, and we
Speaker 1: have to decide if it's a real name. Found as
Speaker 1: an active squad on the website jump Rope videos dot Com.
Speaker 4: Which is bookmarked. I'm gonna see it every day. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna check it.
Speaker 1: Yes, I should hope so or something that. Of course,
Speaker 1: producer Jensen just totally made up. So we hear a
Speaker 1: name and we say Reeler fake. If we get three
Speaker 1: out of five.
Speaker 2: This is just like flipping a coin, Jensen.
Speaker 4: A coin over a jump rope.
Speaker 1: Number one, we've got the bouncing Bulldogs. Do we think
Speaker 1: that's real or fake?
Speaker 2: The bouncing Bulldogs.
Speaker 1: Sure, I think he's gonna start us with a real one.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say real.
Speaker 4: Congratulations. They're out of Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
Speaker 1: Yes. Number two, we've got visual the bouncy bulldogs. Number
Speaker 1: two we've got the jam and Jumpers. No, this is
Speaker 1: gonna be one of those things where all of these
Speaker 1: are going to be real or I don't know. No,
Speaker 1: the jam and Jumpers sounds like something Jensen made up.
Speaker 4: Offensive to the jumpers in Wadsworth, Ohio.
Speaker 1: Are real?
Speaker 2: See? Yeah, I know, I think these are probably actually
Speaker 2: ship Wizards.
Speaker 1: The third one is the Skip Wizards, and I'm hoping yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 4: Skip Wizards are real. They're out of Jefferson, Maryland. Shout
Speaker 4: out to the Skip Wizards.
Speaker 2: Ship Wizards. They have like wands and stuff that they
Speaker 2: would or the Merlin hat.
Speaker 1: You couldn't get the rope.
Speaker 4: The Merlin hat would be let down. You couldn't hit
Speaker 4: the rope everything.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 1: Number four, the Rope and Renegades.
Speaker 2: Yeah, why not.
Speaker 1: You're gonna go against Sabrina and say this one's fake?
Speaker 4: It will's hit three. Let's see how we're doing well.
Speaker 2: Rope and Renegade.
Speaker 1: Did you make that up?
Speaker 2: That's a good one.
Speaker 1: Number five that the Sonic Steppers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Sonic Steppers.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say that one's real too.
Speaker 4: It's fake my kids playing with a Sonic doll. I
Speaker 4: used it in the name.
Speaker 1: Once again. I wanted Sabrina lost. Let's get at Sabrina
Speaker 1: season two. We're gonna get better at these, I promise you.
Speaker 2: Oh, Jensen's just gonna get crazier with them.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, Producer Jensen.
Speaker 2: Thank you Jensen.
Speaker 1: Can we now do a Sabrina sees.
Speaker 2: We can? So there's just so many I mean, it
Speaker 2: was more so like love this, love that, Oh my gosh,
Speaker 2: corporate sister. I mean, it's just kind of like all
Speaker 2: these just great acknowledgments of the choices that were made
Speaker 2: in this movie. The only thing there was the one
Speaker 2: moment at the beginning that I had like a laugh
Speaker 2: out loud moment and it was next to Yolanda. It
Speaker 2: was the friend and I don't know if we ever
Speaker 2: catch her name. I never really did throughout the movie,
Speaker 2: but she's she's in it. She's she's in it to
Speaker 2: win it with the group. But she has this face
Speaker 2: when Geeky's going back and forth with Yolanda, and her
Speaker 2: face is just like it's like, oh my gosh, I
Speaker 2: bet you When she resaw that, she was like, Paul
Speaker 2: couldn't have found one cut that I did look back.
Speaker 1: I mean, as long as she's she's she's throwing hate
Speaker 1: at Yolanda.
Speaker 2: Man, Yes, yes, okay. So we went, we talked about everything.
Speaker 2: What we didn't talk about was and I thought you
Speaker 2: were going to bring it up, but I'm like, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna save this the hug that happens when he accepts
Speaker 2: the invitation to be on the team and he hugs
Speaker 2: the two girls. Yep, it was a moment that I went,
Speaker 2: this is too sexual. I can't handle it. When he
Speaker 2: looks at it, he can't goes there's room for one more.
Speaker 2: I was like, ah ah, Corbyn, you shut that down
Speaker 2: right now, you stop it? Okay, did you did that, Noble?
Speaker 1: I mean I just in my head when you're Corbin
Speaker 1: women at a time, that's just your Corbin Blue. Come on,
Speaker 1: you need one for each threat. You be with the dancer,
Speaker 1: you be with the singer, you be with the actors.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I couldn't. I literally was like, shut
Speaker 2: it down. I kind of love that. That's great. Okay.
Speaker 2: Kim Roberts is in this movie. This is how it
Speaker 2: absolutely has to happen in Toronto. Do you remember Kim Roberts.
Speaker 2: She's the one that plays the principal in this one.
Speaker 2: She played my mom and she played like a scientist
Speaker 2: in I forget what her mouth. I feel like she's
Speaker 2: in this and her name is miss Missus Roberts. I
Speaker 2: was like, oh my god, like I just now, yes,
Speaker 2: now she's now, she's so part of the channel, Like
Speaker 2: she's just now Missus Roberts. Pull her in. Whenever you
Speaker 2: need someone who looks like very educated and just one
Speaker 2: of those pristine powerhouse people.
Speaker 1: Is she only in the is she only in the
Speaker 1: first Cheata Girls does she come back as your mom
Speaker 1: and the second Cheater Girl?
Speaker 2: The first two the other two were not in New
Speaker 2: York at all, Got You, Got You, Got You or
Speaker 2: Slash Toronto. So she was in there. Got to give
Speaker 2: her a nod. Maybe need to get her on the
Speaker 2: pod one day because she's throwing up everywhere. And then
Speaker 2: did you okay, did you know that? When did it
Speaker 2: click for you? Was it at the very end that
Speaker 2: Rodney was the narrator?
Speaker 1: No, it did not, because he's did you say the
Speaker 1: entire time? Who's narrating this?
Speaker 2: Yes? Who is this person that is like.
Speaker 1: The because himself and where he's like? Then then there's
Speaker 1: Rodney the Biggest.
Speaker 2: And then they hid his voice because the voice he
Speaker 2: uses while he's acting on camera is very different than
Speaker 2: the voice he narrates with. So I thought that shocked me.
Speaker 2: So I shocked the hell out of me. I was like, Rodney.
Speaker 1: Big here the whole time?
Speaker 2: What So that was a moment. And then the last thing. So,
Speaker 2: like I said, this movie, I loved it at this point.
Speaker 2: This is me being very picky about it, but I
Speaker 2: and the writing was so good. However, the writer with
Speaker 2: the names of the characters in this movie annoyed. I'm
Speaker 2: just Mary, Like we're doing a Disney movie and Mary,
Speaker 2: this is a very generic name. There's nothing against Mary's, right,
Speaker 2: I know several of them, love them all, but Mary Karen.
Speaker 2: Then we go to a little earl and we got Chuck. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's Truelanda, which is by far. I have a past
Speaker 2: person in my life name Yolanda, so that's just the
Speaker 2: name that I have to like go with. And then
Speaker 2: at the end, well she was mentioned a tiny bit
Speaker 2: in the beginning we meet Aubrina. These names are so
Speaker 2: god awful, those and they bugged me the whole movie.
Speaker 2: I was so glad they don't use them a ton
Speaker 2: in those scripts. And they just kind of talked to
Speaker 2: each other.
Speaker 1: But is is your Yolanda from your past? Are you
Speaker 1: close with Yolanda? Did you like Yolanda or no? No,
Speaker 1: it's Yolanda's something about Yolanda I.
Speaker 2: Know, and she honestly wasn't her fault, probably, but Yolanda
Speaker 2: is a name that anyone that's ever Yolanda. I've got
Speaker 2: the like ready.
Speaker 1: To well talk, we'll talk off Mike. I want to
Speaker 1: know about what Yolanda did to you, because that's anyway.
Speaker 2: That's all I've got for this movie. Otherwise, I loved
Speaker 2: every Otherwise, all my soberrienas are like love it. Look
Speaker 2: at him, Corbin can do no wrong.
Speaker 1: It's great. I could watch corn do an He's great.
Speaker 1: So now we have to rate the movie, and I
Speaker 1: think we're both gonna rate it high. Frankly, our options
Speaker 1: this week are, yeah, let's do one out of ten
Speaker 1: and we'll make one the worst, okay, and we'll make
Speaker 1: ten the best. Do we want to do one out
Speaker 1: of ten? Funny smelling chilis one out of ten, one
Speaker 1: foot hops, kids asking for a hot dog one out
Speaker 1: of ten, garbage bags of clothes one out of ten,
Speaker 1: boxers just not getting knocked out, one out of ten
Speaker 1: is He's running one out of ten, Flippy flips and
Speaker 1: splitty splits, one out of ten Metallica steppers, one out
Speaker 1: of ten synergies, or finally, one out of ten B
Speaker 1: Story characters in love. I think you kidd you.
Speaker 2: Your dog, it's your turn.
Speaker 1: I wanted to do one out of ten boxers just
Speaker 1: tripping not getting knocked out? I really do no, No,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, it has to be kids asking for hot dog?
Speaker 2: Kid, ask you for a hot dog? There we go.
Speaker 1: I did I rate first last time? Or did you?
Speaker 1: I think you went first last time? Didn't you? I
Speaker 1: can't remember.
Speaker 2: I can't remember either. I did you know you went
Speaker 2: last time?
Speaker 1: I went first? All right, so then you're first this time?
Speaker 1: What do you What do you got? Sabrina?
Speaker 2: I mean, the only thing that I will say that
Speaker 2: really did bother me because I just feel like it
Speaker 2: really wasn't needed in the movie. Obviously, well the names
Speaker 2: bothered me, but the moment when they stopped jump roping
Speaker 2: and just start dancing, Yeah, it was through me and
Speaker 2: pulled my rating down a little bit. It just didn't
Speaker 2: need to happen, and it took the movie and again,
Speaker 2: like we said, it hit all of the boxes we wanted.
Speaker 2: This is in the golden era of what I feel
Speaker 2: is the golden era of the d coms. What they
Speaker 2: were doing at the time, the reasons why they got
Speaker 2: so much ratings, I think show and it knocked it
Speaker 2: down from a nine point five to a nine for me.
Speaker 2: I loved this movie, and truly this morning just put
Speaker 2: it back on.
Speaker 4: Watching it as well.
Speaker 2: I was just getting the house ready and doing the
Speaker 2: you know my morning stuff. I just put it back
Speaker 2: on because you know what, I loved it and it
Speaker 2: was easy, easy, easy, loved, loved, loved.
Speaker 1: That's great. I'm not quite as high as you, but
Speaker 1: I'm not that far away. I really liked this movie.
Speaker 1: Again it is. It ticks all the Disney Channel boxes.
Speaker 1: You've got one of the cutest casts ever. Corbyn's a
Speaker 1: total star. This is a solid eight point five. I
Speaker 1: could I could go nine. This is an eight point
Speaker 1: five to nine for me. But since I'm solid eight
Speaker 1: point five, this was a good This is a good movie.
Speaker 1: It's it's eight point five kids asking for hot dog
Speaker 1: for me, because that's just what it was. It's perfect
Speaker 1: Disney Channel. I think we're at the heyday of Disney Channel.
Speaker 1: It is it. It doesn't. It doesn't take itself too
Speaker 1: seriously while taking itself seriously as a Disney Channel movie,
Speaker 1: if that makes sense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we weren't dealing with some kind of intense message, right.
Speaker 2: This wasn't no color of friendship. It wasn't it was mad.
Speaker 1: It wasn't no it's.
Speaker 2: Going yeah, overcoming anything big. It just was, you know,
Speaker 2: like a coming of age type.
Speaker 1: Situation, one of these microworlds you didn't know much about.
Speaker 1: That's fun to watch. The actors have all gone on
Speaker 1: to do big things, you can tell because they were
Speaker 1: a great cast. Yeah, this isn't an eight point five
Speaker 1: kids asking for a hot dog for me, So yes,
Speaker 1: this is this. We've had a couple of good ones
Speaker 1: in a row now, which is great. So our next
Speaker 1: let's see if we keep it going. Our next movie
Speaker 1: is two thousand and two's True Confessions. Never Heard of It.
Speaker 1: It's a film directed by Ah.
Speaker 3: Paul Howand Okay, I'm not with this guy.
Speaker 1: This guy. It is worth noting that True and True
Speaker 1: Confessant is missing an E. But the movie does include
Speaker 1: one Shilah Buff. This one is yes, do you know
Speaker 1: this one?
Speaker 2: I think I do.
Speaker 1: Is this the one where's Indiana Jones?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: That might be Indiana Jones as possible.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, I'm excited. I'd honestly I would be on
Speaker 2: board to watch anything with Shila Buff. I think he's
Speaker 2: not just a phenomenal like.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I'm gonna throw a crazy, crazy sentence out
Speaker 1: right now that I will stand by that. If there's
Speaker 1: ever a list of the top ten child actors of
Speaker 1: all time. He's on that list. I could probably say
Speaker 1: even top five of all time he is on that.
Speaker 1: He's just really really good and doesn't do enough.
Speaker 2: In my opinion. Yeah, I doesn't give us, he doesn't,
Speaker 2: he doesn't. Yeah, Gift.
Speaker 1: I think his life. I think he deals with certain
Speaker 1: things in his life and he kind of deals with
Speaker 1: him in his own way. I don't know him, I've
Speaker 1: never met him, but I mean as a child actor,
Speaker 1: you can look at other child actors and go like, damn,
Speaker 1: that guy's good and he was good. Uh So, this
Speaker 1: one is a course on Disney Plus. To get it
Speaker 1: when you can, and if you want to catch any
Speaker 1: of our interviews like the ones we talked about on
Speaker 1: this last episode, you know the one with Corbin Blue
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Speaker 1: right now. Thanks for joining everybody, We'll see you next time.
Speaker 2: Bye. Hey you