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Speaker 1: Night Gracie, Season three, Episode one E by Tara Sup
Speaker 1: Bax Sack just throwing in, honestly, just it's fine, backs,
Speaker 1: Taras Sup backs every week. We're gonna get it all,
Speaker 1: get it right, Okay, t better call Matt, let him know,
Speaker 1: Daniel Romo, Amy Sugarman. Here we are for pop culture.
Speaker 1: Who are you? Did you say? Who the heck you were? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I did at the Top show. Yeah, Nor Norman, Vincent Peel,
Speaker 1: I'm Labrador Fontane, take your pick. Uh. Alright, So here
Speaker 1: we go. The first thing, the first ever, Rory is
Speaker 1: picking up Lane's backpack at the party for a night
Speaker 1: before loreal I is proud of Rory going to a
Speaker 1: party that got rated by the cops. Imagine a mother
Speaker 1: being thrilled. Did that happen? Loyal I says, are you
Speaker 1: sure she's gonna want that back? Referring to the batpack
Speaker 1: backpack It's been left alone all night at a keg party.
Speaker 1: There's no getting over it. The backpack is permanently scarred.
Speaker 1: That backpack is Zelda Fitzgerald, okay, loyalized references. Is the
Speaker 1: wife of f Scott Fitzgerald that probably the greatest writer
Speaker 1: of pros in the American cannon. The couple were icons
Speaker 1: that as age, Zelda being dubbed the first American flapper,
Speaker 1: but their marriage was troubled with wild nights, drinking and infidelity,
Speaker 1: mental illness, and some say Zelda had schizophrenia. Laureli is
Speaker 1: associating the backpack because Zelda was probably scarred by Scott
Speaker 1: Fitzgerald's literary success and toxic relationship because Zelda herself was
Speaker 1: a writer. Sad reference Zelda, pretty pretty slam in reference
Speaker 1: for a back I mean to call it backpack. Zelda
Speaker 1: then gives the explanation uh. And now on the same scene,
Speaker 1: Lorela is talking about the party the night before. Laurel I, U,
Speaker 1: did they bring the patty wagon? Rory, Yeah, but we
Speaker 1: stuck out the back of the SPEAKEA scene had straight
Speaker 1: into the Algonquin referring to the Algonquin Roundtable, New York
Speaker 1: City at the Algonquin Hotel, which was occupied by Dorothy Parker,
Speaker 1: and this fellow Robert Benchley, who is a writer of uh,
Speaker 1: some of the funniest short stories you will ever read um,
Speaker 1: among other things, Rory drunk again? How is Benchley? And
Speaker 1: Rory says drunk again? Laurel I is referring to the
Speaker 1: Algonquin Hotel, New York City. We're between ninety nine. The
Speaker 1: Algonquin Round Table was born with members of the Vicious
Speaker 1: Circle gathered to discuss current events. Members were authors, journalists,
Speaker 1: and actors, and it's currently a literal literary rand Landmark
Speaker 1: is currently a literary Landmark. Robert Benchley was an original member.
Speaker 1: He was a columnist for The New York or The
Speaker 1: Vanity Fair and wrote short films and short stories. By
Speaker 1: the way, the ladies referred to the jazz ear as
Speaker 1: they did with his Elda Fitzgerald reference before um. As
Speaker 1: they're leaving the house, Laurel I is singing Wind beneath
Speaker 1: My Wings by Bette Midler. Laurelized singing. Did you go ahead, Amy? No?
Speaker 1: No you singing? No you do the singing? Can only
Speaker 1: do it when you're talking. If okay, I'll talk ahead,
Speaker 1: layalized singing Wind beneath my Wings, Little Loreal singing just
Speaker 1: do it so freaking brilliant. References were tougher for me
Speaker 1: that one. I'm like, you annailed it, girl, Yeah, there
Speaker 1: you go? Whoa man? Just like reach up to the
Speaker 1: heavens and wow, that was like zawe. That was superhero singing.
Speaker 1: Are we go? Are you gonna do a residency in Vegas?
Speaker 1: Call me in the shower? Oh boy, the show just
Speaker 1: you me and the soap go alright, laurealized singers, just kidding.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna stop. It's gonna be Billy. Joel references
Speaker 1: laurealizing song because she's proud of Roy for being in
Speaker 1: the house. He got broken up by the cops because
Speaker 1: of a fight Rory caused. This song was written for
Speaker 1: the film soundtrack Beaches, which is uh funny. Uh. It's
Speaker 1: the most watched film by macho men in the history
Speaker 1: of film. I Digress. Rory goes to visit Lane at
Speaker 1: church and talks about the party the night before, about
Speaker 1: what happened when she got home Lane after I finished
Speaker 1: with my Farely Brothers audition in the bushes. So the
Speaker 1: Farrely Brothers are comedy duo who have written screenplays like
Speaker 1: Dumb and Dumber, there's something about Mary Me, myself and
Speaker 1: Irene Irene the hall pass stuck on you shallow? How uh?
Speaker 1: In these films, someone is always getting drunk and throwing up.
Speaker 1: That reference totally makes sense to me now, Like I
Speaker 1: didn't get it when I watched it, but now I'm like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, that's litilarious. Can you remember someone getting
Speaker 1: drunk and throwing up in and so there's something about
Speaker 1: Mary with Cameron Diaz and Matt Dillon's always think of
Speaker 1: the Fairly brothers with the drunkie bar finess. But okay,
Speaker 1: all right, um, have you ever I've had people throw
Speaker 1: about my car window? Have you the side of the car.
Speaker 1: I've had someone in my car in the back seat.
Speaker 1: That happened once and I started gagging. It was wrong.
Speaker 1: I was in a back seat and somebody in the
Speaker 1: passage seen the front turnaround and puked on the guy
Speaker 1: next to me turned around the way out the window.
Speaker 1: Don't you miss being? Has your kid ever barfed? My
Speaker 1: niece's barf all the time. It's less awful when it's
Speaker 1: a child. You guys like saying that not one of
Speaker 1: the three of you has ever barfed inside a vehicle before.
Speaker 1: I have never I have never done that. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: only like barf when other people, like from drinking, but
Speaker 1: not in a vehicle. They're just in general like that
Speaker 1: a person. That's the bar for Yes, your go to
Speaker 1: words barf, throw up? Like what's your word up? I
Speaker 1: think throw up? Barf is kind of bar that's right to.
Speaker 1: Did you have enough? Bomb? Hannah Say's bombs like an
Speaker 1: invented word. I like it. Um. Yeah, my nieces vomit
Speaker 1: so much in the car, like literally they get car sick. Oh,
Speaker 1: don't give a kid an iPad. Yeah, I can't look
Speaker 1: at anything in the bar name anyway, Moving on, same
Speaker 1: seeing Lane and Roy talking about the night before Lane,
Speaker 1: it was more Stepford than Cold, very converse Serene. Stepford
Speaker 1: Wives is a satirical feminist horror novel by Era Leven.
Speaker 1: I have a feeling I didn't I releven right Rosemary's Baby. Um,
Speaker 1: I don't know if I did see the Nicole Kidman
Speaker 1: Stuffford Wives remake. Yeah, yeah, it wasn't loved it. Speaking
Speaker 1: in it, I think, did you did you ever know?
Speaker 1: Did you ever know? That? You're my hero? I know
Speaker 1: it now. The term came. I'll never forget the term
Speaker 1: came after the novel was published, and how the Stepford
Speaker 1: Wife is an idyllic, robotic, submissive wife created by her husband.
Speaker 1: Stefford is a city in Connecticut. Lane is referring to
Speaker 1: her mom's behavior in reaction to her drunk phone call
Speaker 1: as being calm and robotic, as she just continued house
Speaker 1: chores and ignored Lane. Hence it was more Stepford than cold,
Speaker 1: very calm, very serene. Taylor walks into Luke Steiner singing
Speaker 1: The Candy Man by Sammy Davis Jr. With the announcement
Speaker 1: that his candy shop will finally be open. Taylor, all right,
Speaker 1: somebody blake Kirk please, it was to be Kirk Amy,
Speaker 1: You're Kirk. Here we go, Taylor. The day it's right
Speaker 1: in front alight. You're out, Danielle, you just got hired,
Speaker 1: signed a one day contract. Congratulations Taylor. The day we
Speaker 1: all thought would never get here has arrived. Harbor Day, No,
Speaker 1: the day of reckoning, The day music died. The Day
Speaker 1: the Music Died is known when Richie Vallen's buddy Holly
Speaker 1: and J. P. Richardson died in a plane crash on
Speaker 1: February third, nineteen fifty nine. I Love La Bamba. Don
Speaker 1: I do. I love that movie LaBamba, that's what it's about. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I love La Bamba. And that was who was the actor,
Speaker 1: Lou Diamond Phillips. Totally was out loud Diamond Phillips. Yes,
Speaker 1: I was crushing it. And I can still think of
Speaker 1: the brother Richie, and then the mom's like, got my Richie.
Speaker 1: I still cry. It's such a good movie. Go ahead
Speaker 1: and do that, rich Nice. We're gonna make an actress
Speaker 1: out of you yet five that's what the song, right?
Speaker 1: That was about the music Dad and I get Babe
Speaker 1: American fact, it was about that, right, I'm assuming that
Speaker 1: was that song about that. I have a have a
Speaker 1: very strange relationship with that song. Yeah you don't like
Speaker 1: that tune? Yeah, no, I like it, but it's just
Speaker 1: it's just it's just like it's an odd song. I
Speaker 1: don't like if it's if it was on, I'd immediately
Speaker 1: go to the next song kind of Yeah, but I
Speaker 1: get it right. Uh So Don McLean dubbed this day
Speaker 1: in his One American Pie song up for discussion. Why
Speaker 1: is Kirk referring to this just because he keeps guessing
Speaker 1: day Burday random? Is like? Not because he wants, you
Speaker 1: can say, for Christmas, He's saying our bur Day. He's
Speaker 1: just gonna keep but he wants a taffy. He wants
Speaker 1: to be silenced with a taffy. Yeah, because he gave
Speaker 1: the taffy to Jess, Like shut up right, um, all right.
Speaker 1: Jess's in the diner, is very busy and being mean
Speaker 1: to all the customers, especially to his own father. Jess,
Speaker 1: where the hell have you been? The places a freaking zoo.
Speaker 1: Every table's full, and I've got Sammy Davis Jr. Here
Speaker 1: Thinking it's the Desert in the Candy Man. Can Jess
Speaker 1: is referring to Sammy Davis Jr. Because Taylor was singing
Speaker 1: the Candy Man when he walked in the diner. Nineteen sixties,
Speaker 1: Sammy Davis Jr. Regularly played The Desert in Las Vegas
Speaker 1: along with Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. They
Speaker 1: are particularly love that song either What the Candy Man?
Speaker 1: That was a big hit for Sammy, big movie called
Speaker 1: The Candy Man, Yeah, Candy Man. Does Willy Wonka have
Speaker 1: that song in it? Yeah? Sure sure sure are the
Speaker 1: original not the Johnt depp one? No, no so Uki
Speaker 1: Laureli seeing Fran has died, uh and wondering if they
Speaker 1: would be able to buy the dragonfly in. So Laura La, okay,
Speaker 1: you guys act out, Laurela and Suki go hun, Daniel,
Speaker 1: your Laura, La Tara, your Suki go okay action. If
Speaker 1: we're meant to have the dragon flight in, then we're
Speaker 1: meant to have it right like Doris Day wonderful. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's a cut. Let's uh print it and we're moving on.
Speaker 1: Check that uh. Doors Day sang the song case Sura Sura,
Speaker 1: which means whatever will be will be. It was introduced
Speaker 1: in Alfred Hitchcock's film The Man Who Knew Too Much.
Speaker 1: It also served as a theme song to her own
Speaker 1: show from to nine seventy three. This is Doris Day's
Speaker 1: most famous song. The ladies are referring are referencing this
Speaker 1: just to reassure themselves if it's meant to be, it
Speaker 1: will be that they will own the end. And ladies
Speaker 1: and gentlemen, I believe that we have wrapped pop culture.
Speaker 1: Are there any thoughts ideas? Do you have a know?
Speaker 1: I just like to point out that we've been, you know,
Speaker 1: singing Bet Midler song for the last few minutes is
Speaker 1: almost Bett Midler season. What does that mean? Did you
Speaker 1: know there's there be a new hocus Focus coming? Yes, thrilled, thrilled, thrilled, thrilled.
Speaker 1: Never never saw that one, never saw I've never seen Kenya.
Speaker 1: Can you take is? Like? I think that was one
Speaker 1: of his biggest movies, Kenny Ortega seen everything that I'm in?
Speaker 1: You know, give me a break. Honestly, Pocus Focus is
Speaker 1: top ten films of all time. Surprise it hasn't had
Speaker 1: more Gilmore references. It feels like the Gilmore Girls would
Speaker 1: reference Hocus Pocus probably, but it seems that they're we
Speaker 1: still have like five more seasons. Alright, kids, Uh, we
Speaker 1: will see you next time. It's been a rollicking good
Speaker 1: time with you, and uh, I guess we're gonna wrap
Speaker 1: it up. So thanks everybody, and we'll see you next time. Hey, everybody,
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