Speaker 1: I had Rachel Lee Cook on Team Beat.
Speaker 2: Oh geez, here we.
Speaker 1: Go, and it was so fun and so good to
Speaker 1: see her. But she shared a story with me, Oh no,
Speaker 1: that I wanted to bring here to my pods World universe.
Speaker 1: So to give you a little bit of backstory, I
Speaker 1: told her, I said, you know, I've been reading snippets
Speaker 1: of my teenage diary on pod Meats World. And I said,
Speaker 1: and the thing that struck me, one of the things
Speaker 1: that struck me as being so funny is that I
Speaker 1: have all these diary entries from the time that Rachel
Speaker 1: and Writer that you two were dating, and it's so yes,
Speaker 1: And I said, and it's so apparent that I just
Speaker 1: have the biggest crush on Writer. But I like Rachel
Speaker 1: too much to hate her. But like I'm seething inside,
Speaker 1: like in the writing, it's like hung out with Writer
Speaker 1: and Rachel today. She's so cool.
Speaker 2: I don't want to punch her at all.
Speaker 1: But I don't think she understands him. And so I said,
Speaker 1: did you just curious did you ever pick up like
Speaker 1: when we were hanging out, did you ever pick up
Speaker 1: on the fact that I had a crush on Writer
Speaker 1: or that maybe you know somewhere I was jealous of you,
Speaker 1: and she goes, no, but I have a story and
Speaker 1: now I'd like to play the clip.
Speaker 3: Oh what I remember one time he said to me like,
Speaker 3: if you weren't with me, you know, who would you
Speaker 3: want to be with? And I realized in retrospect that
Speaker 3: he was probably thinking I'd be like, oh, I don't
Speaker 3: know James if he was still alive or something like that.
Speaker 3: But instead I say the name of my ex boyfriend
Speaker 3: and he takes it on the chin and I was like,
Speaker 3: I realized that I've probably answered wrong. And then I said, well,
Speaker 3: what about you?
Speaker 1: And he goes, Danielle what, I don't know the presses.
Speaker 3: I think I didn't remember.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was.
Speaker 4: I was probably trying to make jealous.
Speaker 1: I was like, you were probably trying to.
Speaker 5: Make her hanging out all the time, I know, but yeah,
Speaker 5: she's probably right that. Like I expected her to say,
Speaker 5: like some you know, fa cele guy.
Speaker 4: When she said that, I.
Speaker 1: Was like, fine, how about my friend?
Speaker 2: You know that every day with.
Speaker 1: How about that?
Speaker 3: Just for the.
Speaker 6: Record, have you guys ever kissed anything on TV? You
Speaker 6: never had an when you were hanging out, nothing, it
Speaker 6: never crossed the line.
Speaker 2: Nothing ever happened.
Speaker 1: Okay, what we've talked about. We were cuddly the way teenagers,
Speaker 1: the way teenagers are cuddling.
Speaker 4: You'll probably cross the line now now, correct.
Speaker 1: I would not ever go over to your house and
Speaker 1: lay on with my head on your chest and my
Speaker 1: legs draped over your leg, listening to counting, but we
Speaker 1: definitely did.
Speaker 5: When you work in the car seems to look at
Speaker 5: stars and listen.
Speaker 1: To music and run in the rain together holding hands.
Speaker 6: We wouldn't do that away, it seems it seems totally normal.
Speaker 2: You were dating and you just didn't know it.
Speaker 1: But my favorite part of the whole thing is that
Speaker 1: when she finished the story, we started laughing and talking
Speaker 1: over it, but she looks right at the camera and
Speaker 1: she goes, you think I forget, Oh.
Speaker 2: My god.
Speaker 1: Anyway, I just felt like my teen Beat world fully
Speaker 1: crossed over into the Pod meets World universe, and I
Speaker 1: had and I had to share.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: So so you can hear the rest of the Rachel
Speaker 1: Lee Cook interview over on the designated feed at teen Beat. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was. It's so much fun to talk to her.
Speaker 1: I've had so much fun doing that show and just
Speaker 1: getting hearing people's stories of what they were like as
Speaker 1: kids and teenagers, also getting Rachel's like the way Rachel
Speaker 1: felt about herself. She's like, I was such a try
Speaker 1: hard and I was like, it's so crazy because she was.
Speaker 4: She was like a definition of cool. But she was
Speaker 4: always she.
Speaker 5: I mean, the thing about Rachel is that she was
Speaker 5: she was always kind of she thought of herself as
Speaker 5: like a dorky person and it was like there was
Speaker 5: nothing everything. I mean yeah, no, I mean except she
Speaker 5: was earnest. She was not like but she just always
Speaker 5: had the best taste in clothes and music and movies
Speaker 5: and art and like, yeah, she was so sophisticated, but
Speaker 5: she never like she never thought of herself as sophisticated,
Speaker 5: which is that was you? I know, maybe described yourself.
Speaker 1: Writer is into cool clothes, per se.
Speaker 2: I think he was.
Speaker 1: Back in the day, he was.
Speaker 6: And he was.
Speaker 5: I think in retrospect, I can say graduation, I was
Speaker 5: a pretty cool kid, and you were silent.
Speaker 2: But I didn't feel the cool like nobody does.
Speaker 6: Know. There's I guess one thing I imagine, Danielle You're
Speaker 6: going to learn from your show is that there's something
Speaker 6: wrong with you. I think, honestly, if you look back
Speaker 6: and you're like, my teenage years, I was awesome and
Speaker 6: the world was at my doorstep, and it was the
Speaker 6: best time.
Speaker 2: In my life. Like everybody hates being a teenager at
Speaker 2: the end of the day.
Speaker 6: It's so tough and you're going through so many changes,
Speaker 6: and so it's like, you look back, but you were
Speaker 6: totally cool and sophisticated, and and you know, we drove
Speaker 6: a BMW and you you wrote poetry and you were
Speaker 6: friends with Adam Durretz.
Speaker 2: I mean, of course your teenagers were.
Speaker 5: I think, you know, part of it was that I
Speaker 5: always always hanging out with older people, you know more
Speaker 5: just like even in my hometown with my brother's friends,
Speaker 5: and like so I just always felt like sort of
Speaker 5: the the younger kid crashing the party, who like was
Speaker 5: lucky to be there, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: When in retrospect, like, yeah, I was pretty cool. I
Speaker 4: was doing cool things, and.
Speaker 5: I just didn't feel that way, you know. Yeah, God,
Speaker 5: that's interesting, right.
Speaker 1: Welcome to bod Meets World.
Speaker 2: I'm Daniel Vishel, I'm Righter Strong, and I'm wil Fredell.
Speaker 1: Today we are recapping season seven, episode eleven, What a
Speaker 1: drag in the raatest.
Speaker 4: Episode of Boy Meets World's history. May this go down?
Speaker 4: Let's proclaim it now, just before.
Speaker 5: Gold Star Man, the Emmy's just snubbed us in our
Speaker 5: final year with our greatest ever.
Speaker 4: Do you think Bill Daniels looks at his his entire.
Speaker 2: Career and says, with that one time I said a joke.
Speaker 4: To Eric Matthews.
Speaker 6: Yes.
Speaker 1: It originally aired December third, nineteen ninety nine. The synopsis
Speaker 1: Corey decides to redecorate the apartment while Eric and Jack
Speaker 1: poses girls to hide from.
Speaker 2: A rave throwing Fuck. You can't even I think you're
Speaker 2: gonna be surprised.
Speaker 1: I like to call this episode the Leather Jacket Gang
Speaker 1: is Alive and well exactly. It was directed by Jody Binstock.
Speaker 1: It is her third and final episode of Boy Meets World.
Speaker 1: It was written by Carlos Aragon. Before I jump into
Speaker 1: our guest stars writer, take it away with your overall fox.
Speaker 5: Uh yeah, no, I think this is pretty bad, pretty
Speaker 5: pretty up there, and you know, definitely top ten were
Speaker 5: episode world, if not top.
Speaker 4: Five, probably top five.
Speaker 5: I would say it's hard to remember all of them,
Speaker 5: but I would say this is pretty bad.
Speaker 4: I mean, actually, the.
Speaker 5: B story is cute, and again we're in the the
Speaker 5: Corey Topanga era, which I do like, so that's cool.
Speaker 4: But yeah, it's it's really.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, I mean, and it's one thing like
Speaker 5: it's it's it's just I don't know.
Speaker 4: I found it really insufferable.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, I it surprised me. I actually really liked
Speaker 6: this episode. I thought this was fun and kind of
Speaker 6: out of the box.
Speaker 2: I liked the I'm kidding it was awful episode.
Speaker 5: You know, maybe I was like, maybe it was really
Speaker 5: into his own performance, whether you're doing a French accent
Speaker 5: the whole time and and crying in a French accent
Speaker 5: the whole time because somebody ugly it is.
Speaker 6: This is so And I realized just halfway through, it's
Speaker 6: what we've talked about. It's this is the biggest drug trip.
Speaker 6: Nobody kind of cares about the stories. It's it's so,
Speaker 6: I don't I don't know what to think. I don't
Speaker 6: know what to say about this episode.
Speaker 2: I really don't. None of it makes any sense. I
Speaker 2: remember shooting this week.
Speaker 6: I remember specifically some stories about this week, but I
Speaker 6: remember getting into a fight.
Speaker 2: With Michael at one point. But this was just it
Speaker 2: was it.
Speaker 6: Was borderline, and I mean real borderline unwatchable.
Speaker 5: Yes, I actually found myself looking at my phone, yes,
Speaker 5: which is you know, like I don't do him life
Speaker 5: in general, but like especially when we're watching shows.
Speaker 4: For the podcast.
Speaker 2: Twenty and for twenty two minutes, it was an under
Speaker 2: six hours.
Speaker 4: Checking the news. Yeah, and I was like, what's going on?
Speaker 4: I had to like stop myself, like keep watching.
Speaker 2: It is everything about this. And I know you said
Speaker 2: you like the B story.
Speaker 6: It was so lost in the quagmire of whatever the
Speaker 6: hell was happening in the A story that I just
Speaker 6: didn't get.
Speaker 5: A real ruin of the B story is the fact
Speaker 5: that they actually try to have like a boy meets
Speaker 5: world sweet moment where Eric as a woman, gives the
Speaker 5: advice for the lesson.
Speaker 4: Of the B story and I was like, what is happening, nobody,
Speaker 4: It's Eric.
Speaker 6: I'm sitting there talking it to Panga and she doesn't
Speaker 6: get to that.
Speaker 1: Everyone has to pretend that we don't recognize you too. Also,
Speaker 1: I've never seen a more hideous woman than that in
Speaker 1: my life. And you are substantially better looking, yes than
Speaker 1: he is.
Speaker 2: Ed, thank you.
Speaker 1: I what I do have to share, we've now watched,
Speaker 1: however many episodes. We're coming up on one hundred and
Speaker 1: forty some odd episodes. We're in one hundred and forty
Speaker 1: five episodes of Boy Meets World, if not more at
Speaker 1: this point. Right, Jensen has never hated any of them.
Speaker 1: He's always been able to. He's always like, listen, here's
Speaker 1: the silver lining. I really like, even when we've all
Speaker 1: been like, I hate it, no redeeming qualities, he's found
Speaker 1: redeeming qualities. This was his he said, I absolutely hate it.
Speaker 1: I didn't hate it as much as he did.
Speaker 7: Can I tell you also that I think that this episode,
Speaker 7: more than any episode that we've seen, which is now
Speaker 7: almost all of them, you're all furious, you're all clearly
Speaker 7: out of you're not even there.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: There are parts where Danielle feels sad. Yeah, Will, you're
Speaker 7: doing what you've done well this whole season, which is like,
Speaker 7: try not to drown and you drown.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, it's bad. It's just bad.
Speaker 6: It is, and it's you almost want to And again,
Speaker 6: from an actor's standpoint of us working, getting to spend
Speaker 6: the year with each other, making more money, which is
Speaker 6: of course important, giving the fans something else, which is
Speaker 6: great season seven.
Speaker 4: Great.
Speaker 6: I'm glad we got a chance to do it and
Speaker 6: all be together for the legacy of boy Mets Roll.
Speaker 6: That almost feels like we would have been better to
Speaker 6: end after season Well.
Speaker 1: You know what bothers me about it is it feels
Speaker 1: there is a part of me that when I watch it,
Speaker 1: and I do feel I feel like I'm looking at
Speaker 1: Danielle being sad. There is a sense and I remember
Speaker 1: feeling that way that season that felt like we had
Speaker 1: been raised and nurtured in kind of this. Not that
Speaker 1: it was all pleasantries, obviously, but we had been protected
Speaker 1: as a show and we had the same goal, and
Speaker 1: it was to make good a good product, and we
Speaker 1: were enjoying doing it. And then for some reason in
Speaker 1: the seventh season, because they knew it was over anyway,
Speaker 1: they stopped caring about us and they didn't feel the
Speaker 1: need to protect us or the characters. So it just
Speaker 1: became you write a script, you write a script, you
Speaker 1: direct an episode, you direct an episode. Let's bring this
Speaker 1: person and then throw that character out the window. Who
Speaker 1: cares anyway? And now this thing we worked six years
Speaker 1: to build, they just lit a match to and yet
Speaker 1: we all still had to go out there and do it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And it was also the thing that also made
Speaker 6: me sad, was it. It kept just I was kept
Speaker 6: just thinking about Writer's performance and Ben's performance and chick
Speaker 6: like me, and it kept just makeing me go, like,
Speaker 6: you know, all the good that did this kind of
Speaker 6: undid and it was just none of it made it
Speaker 6: was so well motivated, yes, just so poorly motivated. And
Speaker 6: then oh and it was even worse at the beginning.
Speaker 6: That's what Michael and I thought, we'll get into that
Speaker 6: because I.
Speaker 5: Mean, but it's just like the idea that Eric is
Speaker 5: like motivated by being upset that he's an ugly girl.
Speaker 5: Like that's literally what your character is supposed to be
Speaker 5: doing for like three scenes, not one, not one moment,
Speaker 5: but like it's the entire character arc. And it's like,
Speaker 5: actually could have been set up easily if you were
Speaker 5: talking about looks in the beginning, if you were talking
Speaker 5: about how women look, or you know, the way you
Speaker 5: feel about your own looks or don't even think about your.
Speaker 2: Own looks, Jack, how you know, there's ways.
Speaker 5: You could have done it, But instead it just becomes
Speaker 5: this jokey motivation that then we're supposed to carry through
Speaker 5: so many scenes, I was like, I don't care.
Speaker 1: Also, why not make it Jack who is an ugly
Speaker 1: woman and he's never been told he was ugly in
Speaker 1: his life wonderful and he all of a sudden is like,
Speaker 1: but wait, you know, and you could then help him through.
Speaker 5: Like that, And then he's pursuing the guy because he
Speaker 5: wants the guy to validation the validation, even though it.
Speaker 4: Puts him closer to getting caught.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I know, it's this was just yeah, this was
Speaker 6: a very very tough watch.
Speaker 1: While jumping into our guest stars, we have Andrew Levitos
Speaker 1: as Luther. He had appeared in the movie In and
Speaker 1: Out and TV shows like The Nanny and Party of Five,
Speaker 1: but has since become quite the renaissance man. A multidisciplinary artist,
Speaker 1: his work spans all types of mediums visual art, sculpture, film,
Speaker 1: and installation, with an emphasis on experimental mixed media. He's
Speaker 1: best known for his signature metal work photography process, in
Speaker 1: which photographic images are chemically transferred onto sheets of metal,
Speaker 1: blurring the line between painting, photography, and sculpture. His work
Speaker 1: often explores themes of environmental decay, human fragility, and urban transformation.
Speaker 1: Exhibited internationally in numerous galleries and museums. He's also produced
Speaker 1: several films, including The White Crow directed by Ray Fines,
Speaker 1: Georgetown directed by Christoph Waltz, and Lullaby, a movie he
Speaker 1: directed So.
Speaker 2: Hand Man, wo awesome.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine having to commit to this character? Also,
Speaker 1: why are the leaders of all gangs hot?
Speaker 2: Well, we like to know, I don't I was, I mean, why.
Speaker 1: Why they like why did they put that in the
Speaker 1: lines of the young women.
Speaker 4: Fifty's bully archetype?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 5: Like they clearly just liked the like bad boy leather jacket,
Speaker 5: James Dean wanta be greaser because it's like such a
Speaker 5: clear archetype. It's like you have Harley, Harley's replacement Griff
Speaker 5: to a certain extent, you have this now it's like
Speaker 5: always these like handsome, gorgeous guys.
Speaker 6: But there's also the leather jacket instantly signifies you know,
Speaker 6: it's three guys with leather jackets.
Speaker 4: You're bad.
Speaker 2: You just need that.
Speaker 6: It's all you need to see. And we know and
Speaker 6: it wasn't three guys when we started. So yeah, well right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And there's Josh Lamb as gang member. This appears
Speaker 1: to be his first and only credit in the entertainment business.
Speaker 1: And also we have another featured background actor in Luther's Gang,
Speaker 1: played by Brad Everett Young. This was uncredited, but he
Speaker 1: also appeared on shows like Felicity and Gray's Anatomy and
Speaker 1: in movies like Love and Basketball and The Artist. He'd
Speaker 1: eventually become an always working celebrity and red carpet photographer,
Speaker 1: published in magazines like Vanity Fair, Vogue, People, Variety, and
Speaker 1: with celebrities like David Harber, Sarah Michelle Geller, and Seth Green. Sadly,
Speaker 1: Brad collided with a car going the wrong way on
Speaker 1: the one thirty four freeway and died at the young
Speaker 1: age of forty six.
Speaker 6: Oh God.
Speaker 1: Young also founded dream Loud Official, a grassroots initiative dedicated
Speaker 1: to restoring and preserving music and art programs in schools nationwide. So,
Speaker 1: jumping into our recap, we start in the student union.
Speaker 1: It's late at night and Eric and Jack are working
Speaker 1: overtime behind the counter. Eric is spit shining the register
Speaker 1: when they're startled by a rattling at the glass doors.
Speaker 1: The boys hide and watch on as a handful of
Speaker 1: guys in leather jackets, which still means they're up to
Speaker 1: no good load in sound equipment. These hooligans are putting
Speaker 1: together some sort of secret event and they've sent out
Speaker 1: over three hundred flyers, so they're expecting a big turnout out.
Speaker 1: The main thug Luther brags, big crowd, big money, lots
Speaker 1: of beautiful women, and none of it's legal.
Speaker 2: Just the kids we didn't know, breaking the law, breaking
Speaker 2: love it.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So the original scrip, it was just him. Really, it
Speaker 2: was him.
Speaker 6: He might have had a couple that like he there
Speaker 6: was people that were helping him set up the rave,
Speaker 6: but it was just him.
Speaker 2: And I went to Michael. I'm like, Michael, come on,
Speaker 2: and he's like what what, what's the problem.
Speaker 6: I'm like, what's the problem. We're gonna dress like women
Speaker 6: to get away from this one guy. I'm like, Matt
Speaker 6: shredded and I'm two hundred pounds. We could crush this man.
Speaker 4: Yes, two against one, two against.
Speaker 2: One, and like what that?
Speaker 6: Well, well, you know it's all about you or you're
Speaker 6: the good guys. I'm like, no, Michael, this is right,
Speaker 6: and we ended up getting into a fight about it.
Speaker 6: I'm like, I'm not doing it. I'm not there's no
Speaker 6: reason why we're getting dressed like women to get away
Speaker 6: from this one guy guy. Yeah, and so we got
Speaker 6: into this whole thing. Well, then we'll give them guys,
Speaker 6: We'll give them thugs. I'm like, do something because I'm
Speaker 6: not doing it this way. Yeah, And it was the
Speaker 6: first time of really starting to stand up where it's
Speaker 6: like this is insane, and so he would. They went
Speaker 6: the rest of the other guy. Yeah, and then they gave.
Speaker 2: Him ten guys around it where it's like, at.
Speaker 6: Least make us feel threatened because this one little guy
Speaker 6: comes in.
Speaker 2: It's like, I'm gonna kill you. Well, then we're gonna
Speaker 2: beat out of you because there's two of us.
Speaker 4: But you were being cooked in a pot.
Speaker 2: Again. At least that was so absurd that it's like.
Speaker 6: This is fine, but it's it's just it was all
Speaker 6: of it is just I think it was also building
Speaker 6: up by this point of you know, and.
Speaker 4: Then to do this season.
Speaker 2: Man oh man. It culminated me wanting to leave with
Speaker 2: the lot of tickets.
Speaker 6: I mean that gout that goes later. But it was like,
Speaker 6: I just it was it was starting to build and
Speaker 6: build and build, and I remember Michael and I going
Speaker 6: at each other because this was made perfect sense to him,
Speaker 6: made perfect sense to him that.
Speaker 2: Well, he's the bad guy.
Speaker 5: And it's like, as a point of comparison, you think
Speaker 5: about players with squirrels, like how much of a slam
Speaker 5: dunk that over the topness was versus the over the
Speaker 5: top miss that they've been making you do in other episodes.
Speaker 5: It's it's too bad because it could have been. You know,
Speaker 5: it's fine to go over the top. Going big is great.
Speaker 6: I take some of this blame because I remember specifically
Speaker 6: asking Michael this season to let me play multiple characters.
Speaker 6: So I know because I had that conversation with him
Speaker 6: where I want to play more things, and I think
Speaker 6: Michael in you know, the road to Hell being paved
Speaker 6: with good intentions. I think in Michael's mind he was
Speaker 6: truly writing me stuff to try to get me on SNL.
Speaker 6: I absolutely believe that he would tell me that I
Speaker 6: think you can go on SNL.
Speaker 2: I think you can do stuff.
Speaker 6: So I believe in his mind he was giving me
Speaker 6: the opportunity to do multiple characters because he thought that's
Speaker 6: where he wanted to see me go, and.
Speaker 2: I asked for it.
Speaker 6: But it was a lot of it was not like,
Speaker 6: you know, playing the other the other hotel manager that's motivated,
Speaker 6: you know, plays with girls motivated, or it's just.
Speaker 4: One scene that it's like funny.
Speaker 5: It doesn't have to carry right this, They have to
Speaker 5: you have to carry a story in French accent.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 6: But I did ask I remember specifically, so I take
Speaker 6: some of the blame. I specifically asked him to play
Speaker 6: multiple characters. And I do believe he thought he was
Speaker 6: doing something for my career that was going to be helpful.
Speaker 2: But this was just this was a tough one to
Speaker 2: get through.
Speaker 1: A wide eyed Eric whispers to Jack, Dude, this must
Speaker 1: be that floating rave the school has been trying to bust.
Speaker 1: He wonders if they should call the cops, but Jack
Speaker 1: reminds him that's crazy Luther Montolfo.
Speaker 6: He's insane. Now they're just starting to put in other
Speaker 6: people's names. We Eric, and we had Eric from Carlos,
Speaker 6: and now we have Erica Montalfo. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Eric asks crazy Luthor, the guy who sells the stereo
Speaker 1: products at Lolo Prices. Jack explains, no, crazy Luther, who
Speaker 1: chewed off his own brother's finger. Jack begs him not
Speaker 1: to go near this psycho man. But Eric has a
Speaker 1: different plan. If they catch Crazy Luther their heroes. Jack
Speaker 1: fantasizes off in the distance. Hm, that would look good
Speaker 1: on my resume.
Speaker 2: Get into the job, was about to break this fire seed.
Speaker 4: I was watching him, like, I.
Speaker 5: Think it's the line right before he could not say,
Speaker 5: he's just not looking at.
Speaker 1: You trying to when he said crazy Luthor who chewed
Speaker 1: off his.
Speaker 6: I could tell is crazy Luthor supposed to be a student.
Speaker 1: I think so, He's not just like a neighbors.
Speaker 6: Multiple felon who's done all this stuff and yet still
Speaker 6: a student at the university.
Speaker 1: Well, he cares about his education. Copy of that, that
Speaker 1: would look good on my resume. Get a new job
Speaker 1: by a beautiful house, and hire a security guard to
Speaker 1: shoot you on site if you ever come near my property.
Speaker 2: I don't like that joke, well most of them.
Speaker 6: Most of this episode is people making fun of Eric,
Speaker 6: of how he looks or how he sounds, or even
Speaker 6: before he's a woman. Jack's like, I'm going to have
Speaker 6: you killed if you come near my home.
Speaker 2: So it's followed by.
Speaker 5: A sweet moment, which would have been funny if you
Speaker 5: guys had actually just kissed. I was waiting for you
Speaker 5: when you guys look at each other and you're like oh.
Speaker 5: I was like, oh, my god, would be so funny.
Speaker 5: If you guys had had any balls in the nineties,
Speaker 5: we would have just said like, oh, just.
Speaker 4: Have him kiss and oh my god, the way look
Speaker 4: at each other.
Speaker 1: I was like, is this you have so many fans happy?
Speaker 2: Dding Yeah?
Speaker 4: Wow, Eric notes.
Speaker 1: Sounds a little hostile, but I wish you well. Jack
Speaker 1: feels bad about his dream now, so the friends hug
Speaker 1: it out. After this little love fest, they sneak out
Speaker 1: from behind the counter, and we quickly flip to the result.
Speaker 1: Crazy Luther has been apprehended. Held back by two cops.
Speaker 1: The rave impresario stares down Eric and Jack, who are
Speaker 1: proudly gloating about the arrest. We dropped a dime, We
Speaker 1: nie one one your hoodlum butt. Jack tries to calm
Speaker 1: him down, but Eric's just getting started. He gets in
Speaker 1: Crazy Luther's face and thumps him with his fingers. Not
Speaker 1: so tough, now, are you? You want to chew him off?
Speaker 1: Crazy Luther stares back with scary eyes in a creepy smile,
Speaker 1: a look that terrifies Jack, but Eric shows no fear.
Speaker 1: Come on, they're never gonna see the guy again. He
Speaker 1: throw a rave in the student union. He is so expensed.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, so he's a student.
Speaker 4: Here you go.
Speaker 1: Jack points out that Luther didn't technically throw the rave.
Speaker 1: In fact, they turned him in before he could do
Speaker 1: anything illegal.
Speaker 2: Eric scoffs.
Speaker 1: If that were the case, then the cops would have
Speaker 1: no reason to hold him. They have to let him go,
Speaker 1: they have to let them all go on cue. The
Speaker 1: cops release crazy Luthor and walk out of the building
Speaker 1: without another word.
Speaker 2: No or no. They don't.
Speaker 7: It's not by the way, it's apparently not illegal to
Speaker 7: break and they basically broke in.
Speaker 6: While yeah, no, that's fine, right, that's fine. Also, the
Speaker 6: cops don't leave. The cops stand there with the rest
Speaker 6: of the gang while Luther then says I'm going to
Speaker 6: kill you, and then they walk out with the gang.
Speaker 4: I just joined the gang.
Speaker 6: So the cops literally I was like, wait, they're not
Speaker 6: even having the cops walk out. This is this is
Speaker 6: literally all done in front of the police. Good luck,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna kill you, Matthews, You're dead, let's go, cops.
Speaker 2: And then they all walked out together as a gang. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was like, get donuts. What the hell is going on?
Speaker 2: They did this in front of the police. The police
Speaker 2: don't do anything.
Speaker 6: He was like, Wow, we'd give it up at this point,
Speaker 6: I think we'd given up.
Speaker 1: His posse of hoodlums now flank Luther, clearly angry at
Speaker 1: the student union employees. The inmates oo, sensing trouble, just
Speaker 1: as Eric turns around to spot the predicament. Eric and
Speaker 1: Jack cower and fear, but crazy Luthor surprises them. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to kill you today. Eric is pleasantly surprised,
Speaker 1: but quickly is brought back down to earth. I'm going
Speaker 1: to let you go home and think you're safe, and
Speaker 1: when you think you are, you're not enjoy what's left
Speaker 1: of your lives.
Speaker 2: Boys, right in front of the cops.
Speaker 1: Walk out, leaving Eric and Jack quaking in fear. Eric
Speaker 1: asks what's going to happen and Jack breaks it to him.
Speaker 1: He's going to kill us. So doesn't he smack you
Speaker 1: on the stomach? Like, whack you? He like, does that
Speaker 1: holding your stomach?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Then we're in the guy's apartment. Sean's making a peanut
Speaker 1: butter and jelly sandwich when Jack bursts in the front
Speaker 1: door and quickly locks it behind him. He nervously scans
Speaker 1: the room. Where's Eric? Did Luther come here? Jack fear's
Speaker 1: the worst he got him, didn't he? Eric's gone?
Speaker 2: Scene? There's a couple of scenes that were Matt was
Speaker 2: very funny. This is one of them.
Speaker 1: Oh, poor Eric. He sobs on Sean's shoulder. He was
Speaker 1: so young and stupid. Sean tells him Eric's okay, and
Speaker 1: Jack quickly snaps out of it. Great, Well, he won't
Speaker 1: be for long if we don't come up with a plan,
Speaker 1: something very smart and on cue. A woman walks out
Speaker 1: of Eric's room, and sure enough the viewers and the
Speaker 1: screaming inmates realize it's Eric dressed in drag. He's wearing
Speaker 1: dodge ground, a wig with bangs, red lipstick, and a
Speaker 1: tight red dress and red heels to match. Also fake boobs.
Speaker 2: Well that's my chest.
Speaker 1: What do you remember about the prep to go into
Speaker 1: this outfit? Nothing?
Speaker 2: I literally remember nothing about dress.
Speaker 4: Just don't understand why they didn't make you uglier.
Speaker 5: If the joke is consistently that you're so unattractive, it's
Speaker 5: just I mean, it's such a weird predicament to put
Speaker 5: yourself in.
Speaker 6: I remember you and I rider having a ton of
Speaker 6: fun this week. For this scene, you and I just
Speaker 6: kept cracking up, and because it's you and I in
Speaker 6: the mirror together and you're you're almost breaking too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean we we You and I had a
Speaker 2: lot of fun this week. I remember that specifically. A
Speaker 2: very small part this week is thank god, thank god?
Speaker 4: What am I doing with this thing on my wrist? Okay?
Speaker 2: I reached back, yeah, and I grabbed.
Speaker 8: This the you're a tailor, Yeah, so I'm gonna and
Speaker 8: then you get down on your knees behind him get
Speaker 8: into this.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was like, what am I doing with the watch?
Speaker 4: That's like a special What is this thing? Okay? Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm an idiot.
Speaker 1: Sorry, No, not idiot. That is that's cute.
Speaker 2: A pin cushion.
Speaker 1: A pin cushion. Correct. So Jack immediately responds, not that
Speaker 1: he'd rather die than follow this plan, so a notes, fine,
Speaker 1: after your funeral, I'm going shopping. Eric turns to Sean,
Speaker 1: adjusts his dress and asks, how do I look, babe?
Speaker 1: Sean looks him up and down. Yes, on the dress, No,
Speaker 1: on the face right or to your point, why didn't
Speaker 1: they make him uglier? Michael didn't think he needed to
Speaker 1: be uglier because he doesn't have a very feminine body.
Speaker 2: I'm not fair, I'm big, he's not.
Speaker 1: He's not skinny, so that's therefore that's just that's it.
Speaker 2: That's why Matt Lawrence was pretty.
Speaker 6: Matt Lawrence is pretty because of his body, and I
Speaker 6: was ugly because of mine.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 2: Wow, Yeah, that's what it is. Also bangs, which don't
Speaker 2: work on anybody.
Speaker 4: That's what I mean.
Speaker 5: You could have put you in like an awkward like
Speaker 5: what we did with Ben on the Chick Like Me
Speaker 5: episode is like a bad wig bat, you know, like
Speaker 5: it didn't work until he was core.
Speaker 1: Right, He's built like a bison.
Speaker 2: That's one hundred percent. It's a hundred percent it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's all it is.
Speaker 1: That's it. He doesn't have a fan in body.
Speaker 6: And my arms were not covered much, which I think
Speaker 6: is to show like I look big and awful, and
Speaker 6: it's like check it out, like look at look at
Speaker 6: the fat guy in the dress.
Speaker 2: That's what it was.
Speaker 6: That's truly what it was, and that's all it needed.
Speaker 6: Matt Lawrence pretty because thin, yes.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, but Matt's face with the makeup is actually
Speaker 5: more disturbing, Like you were the strip.
Speaker 1: Yes, you, you're gorgeous. The strip they put above like
Speaker 1: to block out, and then the thin.
Speaker 5: Painted There's something about his wig just doesn't match with
Speaker 5: the vibe.
Speaker 4: There's something off.
Speaker 1: Eric wonders what too much makeup? Sean clarifies too much Ugly.
Speaker 1: Jack is still disturbed and shouts Eric, but Eric corrects him. Whoa,
Speaker 1: it's not Eric, don't ever call me that again. Sean
Speaker 1: asks who he is, but Eric's not sure yet. He
Speaker 1: tries on a deep foreign accent. My name is Olga Svetlana.
Speaker 1: I am a shot poot champion. I don't shave my armpits.
Speaker 2: My bad Schwartzenegger.
Speaker 1: Sean explains he needs to find his own inner woman.
Speaker 1: So Eric stares at himself in the mirror. Inner woman,
Speaker 1: discover my chickness. He tries some seductive facial expressions as
Speaker 1: sexy music plays and Sean watches closely in the background,
Speaker 1: and you're fully breaking. Finally, he lands on chantal chantal dubois,
Speaker 1: I'm a little French girl. He turns to Shawn and
Speaker 1: ads and the very shy Sean sticks out a hand
Speaker 1: to greet his new persona on chante chantal mid curtsy.
Speaker 1: Eric turns off the voice and grunts to Jack. Now
Speaker 1: you He pulls a blonde wig out of a bag
Speaker 1: and hands it to Jack. You're Lala Nelson. You're a
Speaker 1: trollae former drug addict. Jack winds, No.
Speaker 2: That made me laugh. That is very funny. Yeah, trallape
Speaker 2: former drug addict.
Speaker 1: No, there's no way I'm doing this. He suggests that
Speaker 1: they leave town, but Eric reminds him, we can't leave town.
Speaker 1: We have mid terms all week. Jack can't. No. No,
Speaker 1: I'm a man and I'm staying a man, and I'm
Speaker 1: facing him like a man. Then there's a knock at
Speaker 1: the door and he shrieks and then hides behind Sean.
Speaker 6: Great shriek too. Had some moments in this one that
Speaker 6: was great.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then we're at Corey and tapegall Corey has
Speaker 1: painted the entire apartment bright yellow.
Speaker 4: No it's not it's a stinkhole.
Speaker 1: A stink hoole. Trying to protect you guys, He confidently sings,
Speaker 1: my favorite color is yellow. I'm such a happy fellow.
Speaker 1: It makes me to go like yello.
Speaker 4: Now, this was so cool to realize Corey is very yellow.
Speaker 2: Yellow color.
Speaker 1: It is yellow.
Speaker 5: Is exactly this yellow goes back to like the sweater,
Speaker 5: the sweater, like he has that yellow in the but
Speaker 5: there's just someone I saw it.
Speaker 4: I was like, this fits. I love it. It's so
Speaker 4: funny to have like a color for a character.
Speaker 1: And like I was like, yeah, that's right he is.
Speaker 1: Then Topanga enters and is shocked. Unaffected, Corey waves hello,
Speaker 1: who's the most wonderful husband there is?
Speaker 6: And that's it was such a misjoke. How he does
Speaker 6: not turn around and say yellow?
Speaker 2: I don't understand, right funny?
Speaker 1: To Pega doesn't know what to say, What did you do?
Speaker 1: Corey's not reading the room literally and suggests, go ahead,
Speaker 1: put on something sexy and thank me. To Panga states
Speaker 1: the obvious, you chose yellow, Corey braggs, not just any yellow.
Speaker 1: This is the same yellow they used to paint those
Speaker 1: lines in the street.
Speaker 2: How about that?
Speaker 1: To Pega sarcastically repeats, how about that? Corey holds up
Speaker 1: the paint cannon brags three ninety nine a bucket, same
Speaker 1: as the city pays.
Speaker 2: Like low key.
Speaker 5: Corey's like got a deal, yeah, same as the city.
Speaker 4: That's you gotta do that.
Speaker 6: I want to see seventh grade version of this. Corey
Speaker 6: in Topanga I know, like that would have been so
Speaker 6: wonderful to see old married couple when you guys are eleven. Yeah,
Speaker 6: that kind of some stuff like that some but it
Speaker 6: was I mean, I get where they were going, but
Speaker 6: I would love.
Speaker 2: To have seen more this Corey and Topanga over the
Speaker 2: entire series.
Speaker 1: Because well, the funny thing is, this is a storyline
Speaker 1: between Corey and Topanga. They've done before, which is Corey
Speaker 1: not listening to Tapanga or not reading Tapanga at all.
Speaker 1: But normally it has an outcome where we're mad about it,
Speaker 1: and this one one he comes to the real The
Speaker 1: realization ends up being his. Tapanga never needs to say
Speaker 1: anything we do.
Speaker 4: I don't understand what happens.
Speaker 2: They try to.
Speaker 6: They try to explain the way where he says, I've
Speaker 6: known you long enough to know you didn't like it,
Speaker 6: and you were lying to.
Speaker 1: Me exactly that. I saw the reaction on your face,
Speaker 1: So why he lies throughout the whole episode? I love
Speaker 1: that look on your face when deep down what he
Speaker 1: actually felt is I know, I don't know why he
Speaker 1: did that, but yeah.
Speaker 5: It's like character character character change off offscreen, correct, no explanation,
Speaker 5: no motivation. Oh, I never wrely felt that way.
Speaker 6: None of our characters are our characters this season. Nice
Speaker 6: Phoeni's not Phoenie, for God's sake.
Speaker 2: Nobody is who they were. Nobody am thrown away.
Speaker 1: Tapega realizes he's worked really hard on this, and Corey
Speaker 1: admits he has. Once we decided we were going to
Speaker 1: fix this place up, I really wanted to put my
Speaker 1: heart and soul into it, you know. He wants her
Speaker 1: to be happy there. Tapanga tepidly agrees, I want me
Speaker 1: to be happy here too well. Corey announces he has
Speaker 1: a lot of ideas. Tapega quickly chimes in, sensing more trouble.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about them. Of course, Corey isn't hearing it. No,
Speaker 1: I want to surprise you. I mean that look on
Speaker 1: your face when you walked in meant so much to me.
Speaker 1: Topanga wonders this look and shows off a fake smile.
Speaker 1: He beams, yes, I've never seen you look like that before.
Speaker 1: It makes me want to surprise you every day for
Speaker 1: the rest of our lives. She grimaces. How long do
Speaker 1: you think that'll be? He shrugs, I don't know. It's
Speaker 1: a surprise. He gives her a kiss on the cheek.
Speaker 1: And hands her the bright yellow paintbrush. On his way
Speaker 1: out the door. She nervously asks where he's going, and
Speaker 1: he responds, cork world, that's the button.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I didn't well, don't you think I was? Yeah,
Speaker 9: I mean I like the cork jokes, the cork coffee,
Speaker 9: cork stuff.
Speaker 4: But why he's decided that cork is what they.
Speaker 1: Need right now in this moment.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: There's a better button, you think, Yeah, you think there's a.
Speaker 4: Better show, there's a better episode.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 5: Maitland and Trina got the week off though, Yeah, oh yeah,
Speaker 5: I'm actually surprised because it you wouldn't call it.
Speaker 2: The week off so much as the reprieve. They got
Speaker 2: a call from the governor.
Speaker 4: But it does seem like it doesn't It seem.
Speaker 5: Like an obligatory scene to have the especially Maitland's character,
Speaker 5: interacting with you guys as women.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's interesting that they chose to just she's a pretty.
Speaker 2: Well do that m Yeah, that wouldn't work.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't work. Chantal walks in with a high pitched bonjour.
Speaker 1: Crazy Luther and his posse happened to be sitting on
Speaker 1: the pool table, most likely planning their next illegal rave.
Speaker 1: Luther sees Chantal sashet past him and she has caught
Speaker 1: his attention. Wow, which goes again, all happened and he's
Speaker 1: not interested in you, but yet you walk by and
Speaker 1: he goes wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think the wow is supposed to be how ugly?
Speaker 3: I am?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Oh really, I think.
Speaker 5: A lot more sense because I was like the fact that,
Speaker 5: you know, the sort of what's supposed to be happening
Speaker 5: is that everybody that sees her, yeah, is like shocked
Speaker 5: by how ugly she is, right like that, the.
Speaker 2: Fact that.
Speaker 1: But okay, I was, I was like, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: he very clearly is interested in her. But then okay,
Speaker 1: so maybe it's wild how ugly? Okay? Chantal rattles off.
Speaker 1: You see Laala, You see how simple it is. He
Speaker 1: turns around and Laala is nowhere to be found. Chantal
Speaker 1: gallops back outside and calls out, Laala, girlfriend, I believe
Speaker 1: it's time for you to make your debut jack aka.
Speaker 1: Laala walks in wearing a blonde wig, leopard print top,
Speaker 1: black mini skirt, black tights, and leather boots. The audience
Speaker 1: screams at the outfit, and Lala awkwardly twirls her hair
Speaker 1: for the hoodlumps, and then angrily b lines to Eric
Speaker 1: this is quazy. Eric responds, it's not crazy, and don't
Speaker 1: call me Eric Jack. Then the posse makes their way
Speaker 1: over to the woman and Luther asks how you do one. Instinctually,
Speaker 1: Jack responds in his normal voice, how you doing, but
Speaker 1: quickly realizes his error. Chantal quickly jumps in, this is
Speaker 1: my friend Laala. She's shy. Luther clarifies with an attitude, Well,
Speaker 1: I want to talk to just her, okay. Chantal is offended,
Speaker 1: you don't want to talk to me, and Luther bluntly
Speaker 1: breaks a tour no. Then all of a sudden, phoene appears. I, however,
Speaker 1: do wish to talk to you? So does he recognize you?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 1: Okay, so he does.
Speaker 6: Phenie recognizes right away and specifically calls Eric over because
Speaker 6: the character has been so supportive for seven seasons, so
Speaker 6: he specifically calls Eric over to insult him, right, just
Speaker 6: like phoene would do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Chantal responds, ooh, it's monsieur Feenie. Hah. Don't be
Speaker 1: a buttinski. It's a very long story. You will not
Speaker 1: figure it out. Phoeney asks Eric what's the figure. He's
Speaker 1: pretty and you look like a bison. Phoene shifts his
Speaker 1: attention to Eric's chest just.
Speaker 4: Disappears it was hitting on making the moves.
Speaker 2: Phoene calls Eric over and then Luther goes away.
Speaker 6: Also, it's so funny, I know, just because of the
Speaker 6: way you know, it's it's obviously not crystal clear on
Speaker 6: the screen when you're watching it. The whole time, I'm
Speaker 6: sitting there with Sue is like pausing and him like, unbelievable.
Speaker 6: They got an extra in the background that looks so
Speaker 6: much like Danielle. It is unbelievable. I'm like, that is
Speaker 6: the craziest thing. No, it was you, Oh it was
Speaker 6: you sitting there. But I'm like sitting there the whole
Speaker 6: time going like, oh my god, like she looks so
Speaker 6: much like Danielle.
Speaker 2: That is crazy. And Sue's like, no, no, no, the hair shorter.
Speaker 2: I'm like, no, I don't.
Speaker 6: I think it just God, looks so much like I said, no,
Speaker 6: that's definitely not and then it does, like oh yeah,
Speaker 6: it's I'm pausing it.
Speaker 2: I'm like, that's amazing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is so funny. So Phoene shifts his attention
Speaker 1: to Eric's chest on his way out. Hmmm double ds
Speaker 1: just like your grades, doesn't ask is anything wrong?
Speaker 6: What's going on? Do you need to I'm always here
Speaker 6: for you, Eric, Do you need to talk? Nope?
Speaker 4: When Sean does it and chick like me, Yeah, that's
Speaker 4: the joke if you need to talk? Which is so.
Speaker 5: Funny because it's so in character sensitive, Phoene you a
Speaker 5: good teacher?
Speaker 4: Yeah, taking this serious.
Speaker 6: Literally calls Eric over just to insult him. I'm no,
Speaker 6: nobody is their character anymore. And this this is when
Speaker 6: I was watching it when I made kind of a
Speaker 6: startling realization because first started watching the show and doing
Speaker 6: the podcast. In my head, season seven was my favorite season.
Speaker 6: Like I thought, this was the best season. I walked
Speaker 6: out going we got. I've talked about it in interviews.
Speaker 6: We got, we were getting better as we were going on.
Speaker 6: We should have kept going.
Speaker 2: And what I realized was I was conflating how much
Speaker 2: fun I was having on the set with the quality
Speaker 2: of the show, and.
Speaker 5: Also just how in charge of the comedy you were.
Speaker 5: You know, like you were leading these storylines finally, like
Speaker 5: really leading storylines with just pure comedic performances. Probably was
Speaker 5: making you feel so good. Unfortunately the scripts were not
Speaker 5: there to support.
Speaker 2: You, and I didn't remember that at all.
Speaker 6: I remember walking away like man, we were getting stronger
Speaker 6: and the scripts were getting better and it was so funny,
Speaker 6: and watching it now it's like, oh god, no, we
Speaker 6: were just having fun.
Speaker 2: But the scripts are It's just a totally different show.
Speaker 1: It's weird, yeah, totally. Also, the audience loves when Feenie
Speaker 1: calls you a bison, but Chantal's spirit is crushed. I
Speaker 1: look like a bison. Jack asherzim No, he was just
Speaker 1: saying that. Don't take it so hard. In the scene
Speaker 1: right before this, writer Sean calls you ugly, no, too
Speaker 1: much ugly, and you have zero reaction to it at all.
Speaker 1: But when Feenie says the word bison, that's that's what happens.
Speaker 6: And drop the accent when you get when you get upset,
Speaker 6: I mean, like stop speaking in French and crying and
Speaker 6: be like, wait, am I really that? Like make it
Speaker 6: if it's that's what you got, make it a moment.
Speaker 6: Don't keep it in that French at I'm like, what
Speaker 6: you have to do.
Speaker 5: When you go to like to Panga in the other scene,
Speaker 5: have one of the thugs nearby, So that's why you.
Speaker 2: Can't, right, you have to do character instead.
Speaker 5: It's like you're just choosing to stay in character to
Speaker 5: have a real emotional experience as a woman that is
Speaker 5: a relate. But again, it could have been set up
Speaker 5: if you are just insulted as Eric or feeling bad
Speaker 5: about your looks as Eric. So then you're like, oh, well,
Speaker 5: at least as a woman it's okay. And then it's
Speaker 5: like suddenly not okay, and you know.
Speaker 2: Like that is something, so anything to set up Yeah, anything.
Speaker 4: Voices are hard.
Speaker 5: Man Like, whenever you're stuck doing a voice, like a
Speaker 5: character voice for too long, I know it like it
Speaker 5: wears out, it's welcome, and that's a voice actor you
Speaker 5: can choose. Yeah, it's something about on camera voices can
Speaker 5: be really I think that you know, a lot of
Speaker 5: really good movies have fallen prey to this, Like even
Speaker 5: you know, people swear by Zoolander.
Speaker 4: But I think part of the reason that Zoolander.
Speaker 5: Didn't wasn't a huge hit is because Ben Steeler was
Speaker 5: doing a voice the whole time. And you know that
Speaker 5: when you know somebody's actual voice, it's very hard to
Speaker 5: buy in on them doing a character voice. Yeah, even
Speaker 5: a Cable Guy, which is a brilliant movie. When it did,
Speaker 5: it did not do well commercially. And I think part
Speaker 5: of the reason is that Jim Carrey decided to do
Speaker 5: a voice.
Speaker 4: He's doing a lisp.
Speaker 5: And everybody knows that's not real, and it's a little
Speaker 5: hard just buy in, and so it adds his heart officiality.
Speaker 5: And I think again, in both these storylines, you guys
Speaker 5: are doing a voice the entire time, Yes, and it's
Speaker 5: just you just lose your patience with you, okay, and
Speaker 5: then you'll never buy it, You'll never believe it.
Speaker 1: Chantal continues in her French accent. How can I not
Speaker 1: take it hard? I see all the men look at
Speaker 1: me and point at me and avert their eyes and
Speaker 1: choke back their vomit. Jack barks at him, dude, dude,
Speaker 1: keep it down, all right, but Eric won't listen. No,
Speaker 1: I am but ugly. Jack tries to comfort him, but
Speaker 1: she just shouts, don't look at me, la, la, just
Speaker 1: let me die here. Jack responds in a rushed, high
Speaker 1: pitch voice, okay, okay, ha, but Chantal can't stop. I
Speaker 1: don't know how much more of this I can take.
Speaker 1: He turns around and burps directly into Crazy Luther's face.
Speaker 1: Luthor waves a hand in front of his nose and
Speaker 1: winces damn again him and don't burp.
Speaker 2: I don't, Yeah, I don't, it's.
Speaker 1: Chantal explains, excuse me, it must have been the bad crape,
Speaker 1: then cries and runs away. Now alone with la La,
Speaker 1: Luthor hands her a kalally and asks, you got a boyfriend.
Speaker 1: Jack responds, in his high pitched choice hitting on a
Speaker 1: girl with us post. That's where he left. He went
Speaker 1: to go get the kalally.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's right, that's what it is.
Speaker 1: Luther shoots his shot you want one, and Lala loudly
Speaker 1: repeats herself positively not crazy. Luthor sits her down on
Speaker 1: the couch and says, come on, La La, I'll take
Speaker 1: you places you've never been before. Lala, that's out an
Speaker 1: extremely nervous laugh. Bet you've never been there before either, Clever.
Speaker 4: It's just one long gay panic joke for the rest
Speaker 4: of the episode.
Speaker 7: I tell you, I think this is the worst scene
Speaker 7: in boy MutS world history.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this one right here. Yeah.
Speaker 7: And I think that Danielle alone with Will is second.
Speaker 7: I think the first and second worst scene is in
Speaker 7: this episode.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, nearby, Corey runs in carrying a bunch of cork
Speaker 1: nick knacks to Panga Topega, you are not going to
Speaker 1: believe this one Cork World is going out of business?
Speaker 1: Can you believe that Tapega doesn't get it? Cory is thrilled. Yeah,
Speaker 1: bought everything they had. This is a cork coffee table.
Speaker 1: Do you realize the money we're gonna save on coasters?
Speaker 1: She asks? What if I want coasters with that? He
Speaker 1: pulls them out, got them anyway. He turns to leave,
Speaker 1: but Topanga wants to know where he's going. Corey laughs,
Speaker 1: I just bought two tons of cork. Where do you
Speaker 1: think I'm going?
Speaker 2: Did you notice the books behind you? By the way,
Speaker 2: no number of books about Fleetwood Mac.
Speaker 6: Really there's music books and then just Fleetwood Macs rumors
Speaker 6: or dreams is behind you, just books of it and
Speaker 6: likes him right.
Speaker 1: What's her name back? Maybe she'll remember them?
Speaker 2: I hope that you can't even remember her name? No, no, kid,
Speaker 2: there you go?
Speaker 1: She answers, I wouldn't know, and Corey shouts wrong thumbtack city.
Speaker 1: He then excitedly scurries off.
Speaker 6: Yeahooo, okay, I thought we're just buttoning the.
Speaker 1: Scene, Topanga reminds herself, you love him. Just remember you
Speaker 1: love him, Do not forget you love him. She walks
Speaker 1: over to the coffee counter, passing right by a sobbing
Speaker 1: sean tall Ta. Panga is startled when she chimes in,
Speaker 1: at least he still finds you attractive. I just don't
Speaker 1: think the way a person looks should make them the
Speaker 1: object of ridicule. To Panga tries to comfort her by
Speaker 1: squeezing her shoulder, but when Chantal turns around, she gasps yeh.
Speaker 1: She quickly walks away because she said, not that ugly
Speaker 1: right now, You're really not. You're actually really pretty.
Speaker 6: To the point where people are literally going wow. And
Speaker 6: I mean like you.
Speaker 5: Could have had clown like bad makeup, like bad like
Speaker 5: you put on that is like almost, I hate to
Speaker 5: say it, like Matt like mad is overdone with his
Speaker 5: makeup eyebrow and so that to me looks like a
Speaker 5: thing has been done to his face. So you're like,
Speaker 5: what something's off here, which is of course that he's
Speaker 5: a chiseled masculine face. But you actually they did the makeup,
Speaker 5: so it actually makes you look like a decent looking woman.
Speaker 5: You're like, yes, there's no, it's believable. You're passing more.
Speaker 4: Than he is, just so I don't understand all the
Speaker 4: ugly stuff.
Speaker 1: It's really yes, it makes no sense.
Speaker 2: Well no, you're you're one hundred percent right though, Danielle.
Speaker 1: It's that on bigger right, And was that with.
Speaker 4: Your body you would automatically be an ugly woman. With
Speaker 4: Yat's body, he would be a better pretty woman.
Speaker 10: Yep, yes, wow.
Speaker 1: Back on the couch, Crazy Luthor is still trying to
Speaker 1: make a move on Lalla. He grabs her hand and
Speaker 1: suggests they go somewhere more private. Lalla responds, ooh no, no,
Speaker 1: we must get off this crazy train. Luthor gets excited
Speaker 1: and throws an arm around her. Yeah, let's get crazy.
Speaker 1: Come on, I'm taking you to dinner. Laala follows his
Speaker 1: lead and manages to get free from his grasp and
Speaker 1: sidebar with Eric. He thinks I'm pretty and he's taking
Speaker 1: me out. Chantal breaks into hysterics again. Oh sure, rub
Speaker 1: it in. Lala and Crazy Luthor walk off into the
Speaker 1: sunset as an accordion plays and Chantal come planes, who's
Speaker 1: gonna take me out? The zoo keeper? Also, why did
Speaker 1: they go to the student union. Why they obviously didn't
Speaker 1: have to work. Why not just hang out in your dorm?
Speaker 2: Because got it?
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you? And then we're on the student union patio.
Speaker 1: Tapanga is reading a book when Corey comes sprinting up.
Speaker 1: She has to come to the apartment to see what
Speaker 1: he did. She insists she doesn't have to see it,
Speaker 1: but he insists after the yellow and the cork, I
Speaker 1: had an idea. Topega is sure it's beautiful. Corey adds
Speaker 1: it was my best idea, yet, want me to tell you.
Speaker 1: Tapanga is sure she'll see it, but he wants to
Speaker 1: know when she pacifies him with someday. He's fine with that,
Speaker 1: but he needs to go back and finish. Then she
Speaker 1: half hardly tells him to have fun, and he reminds
Speaker 1: her on his way out, can't wait for you to
Speaker 1: see it. She flinches in disgust and is then joined
Speaker 1: by a still sobbing Chantal, who passed Corey like two ships.
Speaker 4: In the night.
Speaker 1: Chantal takes a seat at the table, and, when asked
Speaker 1: if she's all right, tall exclaims no, Topanga, I'm not.
Speaker 1: How does Topega think Chantal knows her? How come to Panga?
Speaker 2: She says, do I know you?
Speaker 4: Do I know you?
Speaker 2: She says, that's our next line. She's like, yes, sorry
Speaker 2: each other. I know no.
Speaker 5: How how you don't recognize your brother in law in
Speaker 5: a wig with with some lipstick on?
Speaker 2: Is it's it's so obside. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Eric quickly catches himself your Topanga, everyone knows you. You're beautiful,
Speaker 1: you have a wonderful husband who loves you. And I'll
Speaker 1: never have a husband because I'm a shy, ugly little
Speaker 1: French girl. To Pega insists that she's not.
Speaker 2: Even though before you recoiled totally yeah.
Speaker 1: And Chantal is so happy to hear that. Really, Topanga
Speaker 1: plasters on that fake smile and laughs. We all have
Speaker 1: our problems. I mean my husband who loves me also,
Speaker 1: so Tapega is just going to make this about her.
Speaker 1: Just you're crying, listen. We all have our problems. I
Speaker 1: mean my husband who loves me also, chantalinter reupts her Corky.
Speaker 1: Tapega corrects him, Corey, our house is quirky and yellow,
Speaker 1: and I really don't like it at all, but I
Speaker 1: don't have the heart to tell him. Chantal suggests you should.
Speaker 1: He would not want to do anything that would make
Speaker 1: you unhappy. To Pega size still fooled by Eric barely
Speaker 1: dressed as a woman. But he's so excited. Chantal insists,
Speaker 1: what would make him really excited is to do something
Speaker 1: that would make you happy. Topega asks you think, and
Speaker 1: Chantal prompts her with a question, do you love him?
Speaker 1: Topega admits more than anything. Chantal follows up with does
Speaker 1: he love you? To Pega reveals for our whole lives?
Speaker 6: Also try every time I talk to you, every single time,
Speaker 6: I lean forward and take your arm, and then I
Speaker 6: sit back, and then I lean forward and take your arm,
Speaker 6: and then I sit back and then I leave. By
Speaker 6: the fifth one, I was like, dude, what the like?
Speaker 6: Every single time I speak.
Speaker 2: I lean forward and grab your arm, and then I
Speaker 2: sit back and then lean forward and grab your arm.
Speaker 2: And then I said, bac it Oh.
Speaker 1: It was so crazy, So Chantal declares it right, then
Speaker 1: trust him, it will all work out, okay. Tapanga earnestly
Speaker 1: thanks him for caring, and Chantal notes you seem like
Speaker 1: such a nice girl. Tapanga returns the favor, so do you.
Speaker 1: They shake hands, and Topanga yells out in pain as
Speaker 1: he squeezes her hand. A little too hard. She tells
Speaker 1: Chantal it's nice to meet a new friend, especially one
Speaker 1: with such a beautiful spirit. Chantal gasps, did you just
Speaker 1: say that I was beautiful? Tapega contemplates her answer for
Speaker 1: a moment, then says, yeah, I did, and I meant it.
Speaker 1: You are beautiful. This would all mean a lot more
Speaker 1: at Tapanga not recoiled in horror at the sight of
Speaker 1: your face.
Speaker 2: It's very much characters.
Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly, that's not It's all surface stuff and I'm.
Speaker 1: Fat, right, Chantal's voice shakes I am to Pega nods, yeah,
Speaker 1: maybe we could be friends. I'm only friends with hotties.
Speaker 2: Yeah I noticed, Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Chantal sobs again. We would be such great friends, but
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I can't. I'm sorry. Chantal gives to Panga
Speaker 1: a little slap on the arm, and again she's hurt
Speaker 1: by his strength. She wonders, why not, Why why can't
Speaker 1: we be friends? Oh well, Chantal reveals, because soon I
Speaker 1: will be gone, either back to Franz or killed by
Speaker 1: crazy Luther. To Panga is surprised the stereo guy was
Speaker 1: this who thought this was funny enough to be a runner?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't, Chantal clarified, no, the guy who bites off
Speaker 1: the fingers. But before Chantal leaves, she wants to thank
Speaker 1: toa Pega one more time for calling her beautiful. She
Speaker 1: gives her new friend a big hug, rocking her head
Speaker 1: back and forth, almost suffocating her. To Pega, responds Chantal,
Speaker 1: but she continues to cry. I don't know what that means,
Speaker 1: but goodbye. Chantal bends down so we can see all
Speaker 1: a purse skirt and then.
Speaker 2: Because you can see your face, you can see your faces.
Speaker 1: I was like, and I cover you a yank your
Speaker 1: skirt down. She walks off as generic French music plays
Speaker 1: in the background and to Panga looks disturbed. Later that night,
Speaker 1: at the student union, just returning from their date, Crazy
Speaker 1: Luthor leads La La back to the couch and she's
Speaker 1: very obviously trying to keep her distance. He cuddles up
Speaker 1: next to her and asks, I bought you dinner and shoes.
Speaker 1: You coming back to my place or not? Well? I asks, no,
Speaker 1: you think you can buy me for a pair of slingbacks.
Speaker 1: Luthor asks what it'll take, and Jack thinks for a moment.
Speaker 1: She finally responds some hockey sticks and some baseball leads, and.
Speaker 4: It's all men's stuff. Nice because sports, so it's all men.
Speaker 1: It's men's stuff. Yeah, and cars, cars, and everyone has
Speaker 1: a price. Luther brags eighty nine firebird t top. She
Speaker 1: adds i'd want that. He quips back, well, you ain't
Speaker 1: getting that, and Jack snaps a sassy finger. Then you
Speaker 1: ain't getting nothing again. The inmates get rowdy, but Luther
Speaker 1: shakes it off. Fine, you're nothing but a big, big
Speaker 1: distraction anyway, while I shocked distraction from what crazy Luther
Speaker 1: answers from killing those two idiots.
Speaker 2: You can't do as you tell your date that you're
Speaker 2: about to go kill people.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I love how he's just talking to people like in
Speaker 2: a crew.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna go kill these two guys that you don't
Speaker 6: know at all from before that you weren't there for
Speaker 6: and in this episode, Yeah, those two, I'm kill them, like, okay.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get a couple of my boys and pound
Speaker 1: those two. Thanks to you, I'm very frustrated. Laha instantly
Speaker 1: tries to calm him down. Oh hm, I wouldn't want
Speaker 1: to be responsible for any violins. What does violin solve?
Speaker 1: Luther explains it solves that I'm not disrespected in front
Speaker 1: of my boys. I will not be made to look
Speaker 1: the tool. Jack betters him a little.
Speaker 2: Reading, and mister t.
Speaker 4: Eric, it's totally you're.
Speaker 5: Getting into wrestle mode, so you're like WrestleMania speuturephone.
Speaker 1: I see you don't want to be embarrassed in front
Speaker 1: of your pals. Luthor nods, so Jack runs with it.
Speaker 1: When Lala hears all that he man talk, it gets
Speaker 1: her feeling a little snugly. She nestles up to crazy
Speaker 1: Luthor and bites her finger for emphasis. Luthor likes what
Speaker 1: he's hearing, and she calls out for Chantal. Ooh look
Speaker 1: at us, aren't we just as pretty as a picture?
Speaker 1: Get a camera, Go get a camera. Eric does as
Speaker 1: he's told and scurries off to the student store. Luther
Speaker 1: questions a camera, and La La explains, Oh, yes, I
Speaker 1: just love taking pictures, don't you. Luther shrugs, whatever turns
Speaker 1: you on, baby. Then Chantal reappears with a camera. Jack
Speaker 1: commands her, let's get a picture of Luther and I
Speaker 1: documenting our pashion. Chantal wonders why, and La La leads
Speaker 1: her friend to water. Because Luther values his reputation more
Speaker 1: than anything, and I'm sure his friends would just love
Speaker 1: to see a picture of him and me. Why did
Speaker 1: Eric need to be Why didn't what? Why did they
Speaker 1: didn't think the audience were getting Eric fends down and
Speaker 1: whispers to Jack in his normal voice, but dude, you're
Speaker 1: not even La La cuts him off and screams, just
Speaker 1: take the picture. Chantal does as she's told, and La
Speaker 1: La sets up Luther for the big payoff. Pucker your
Speaker 1: lips and close your eyes and you'll get a big surprise.
Speaker 1: Luther does as he's told, blinded but ready for a kiss.
Speaker 1: Jack whips off his wig and poses for the picture,
Speaker 1: flexing his muscles to emphasize his manliness. She tells Luther
Speaker 1: to open his eyes, and he's greeted by Eric now
Speaker 1: with his low pitched voice.
Speaker 2: How you doing.
Speaker 1: Luther's eyes widened and he lets out a horrified grunt.
Speaker 1: It's you. Jack is unrattled. Let's discuss your reputation. At
Speaker 1: the same time, Eric pulls off his wig. Hello. Luther
Speaker 1: threatens to kill them both, but Eric grins, I don't
Speaker 1: think so. Jack holds up the polaroid. You even look
Speaker 1: at us wrong again? This picture is going on the
Speaker 1: school web page page. Luther tries to steal wo Luther
Speaker 1: tries to steal the picture back, but Eric snaps another
Speaker 1: picture of the two grappling for backup ding. A defeated
Speaker 1: Luther gives up fine, I won't look at you wrong.
Speaker 1: Eric puts back on his wig. As the bully leaves
Speaker 1: on his way out, he looks at the bison, I
Speaker 1: won't look at you at all. Chan Tal barks back,
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I'm beautiful on the inside and on the inside,
Speaker 1: you're a pig. Luther storms away, and Eric grinds up on.
Speaker 2: The Jack and the same thing pig again. Pig and
Speaker 2: tushy would be the name of our British bar. The
Speaker 2: pig and tushy.
Speaker 5: Pop up, well ches and now the late nice spot
Speaker 5: will be back.
Speaker 2: She dance, Yes, yes, the.
Speaker 1: Jack size and relief man. I cannot wait to go
Speaker 1: home and get out of these clothes. Eric doesn't say
Speaker 1: a word, He just continues to seductively dance around. Jack
Speaker 1: asks Eric, and he responds, still in his chantal voice.
Speaker 1: I've never felt so alive in my life. I just
Speaker 1: want to He touches his fake boobs and continues to
Speaker 1: shimmy as the French music plays once more, and then
Speaker 1: we're outside Corey and Tapega's apartment. Tapega's at their front door,
Speaker 1: practicing what she's going to say to Corey. I just
Speaker 1: want you to know that I love you, and no
Speaker 1: matter what you did to the apartment, it's fine with me.
Speaker 1: She knows she's lying, but she walks in any way
Speaker 1: and notices there are no yellow walls and no quirky furniture.
Speaker 1: The walls are blue, the furniture is normal, and Corey's
Speaker 1: just lounging on a nice couch. T Pengas startled. What
Speaker 1: did you do? He scoffs, you know, you know you
Speaker 1: keep saying that. She looks around and declares it's beautiful.
Speaker 1: He asks, oh, what it wasn't beautiful, before she tells
Speaker 1: the truth. No, actually it was hideous. Corey wonders why
Speaker 1: she didn't tell him, and she admits, because I know you,
Speaker 1: I know how much work you put into this, and
Speaker 1: I didn't want to make you feel bad. Corey explains, well,
Speaker 1: it's a panga. I know you too, I've known you
Speaker 1: my whole life, and I know you didn't like what
Speaker 1: I was doing.
Speaker 6: He did, he did this in half a day, all
Speaker 6: the furniture which they couldn't afford.
Speaker 2: Also at the beginning, which you didn't talk about the
Speaker 2: fact that.
Speaker 6: He painted, even the stove and the But now by
Speaker 6: the end of the day it looks like this. But
Speaker 6: they complain, he complained for two episodes about what the
Speaker 6: stank palace it was.
Speaker 2: It is but half a day.
Speaker 1: Half a day, and it looks like that, and it.
Speaker 2: Looks like that beautiful Gotcha copy. It still more believable
Speaker 2: than the A story.
Speaker 1: She says she loves it now and wants to see
Speaker 1: what else he's done. It's not enough. She runs off
Speaker 1: to the bedroom, as Corey assures her. If there there's
Speaker 1: ever something that I do that you don't love, all
Speaker 1: you have to do is tell me. It's not like
Speaker 1: it's going to hurt the marriage. Here we're a team,
Speaker 1: and if you don't like something, then I don't like something.
Speaker 1: It's unhealthy. But okay. She walks back into the living
Speaker 1: room and matter of factly states, I don't like the
Speaker 1: mirror over the bed, but that's not going anywhere. He
Speaker 1: yells tough, and in response, she playfully jumps on top
Speaker 1: of him.
Speaker 6: I never got mirrors over the bed. Oh, I mean again,
Speaker 6: so you're looking it.
Speaker 5: If if you don't want to watch yourself, you want
Speaker 5: to watch yourself having sex, that's right.
Speaker 6: Right, But then you're watching, you're on the bottom to
Speaker 6: watch to look at the things, so she'd have to
Speaker 6: be on top.
Speaker 4: So you'd get to see.
Speaker 2: Her back. You never.
Speaker 6: Have, you you've watched yourself in an overhead mirror.
Speaker 5: Nothing terrifies me more than the thought of myself having sex.
Speaker 2: Me too, I feel the same way.
Speaker 7: The video of writer having sex comfortable.
Speaker 5: I'm very comfortable with a lot of aspects of it,
Speaker 5: but the thought of seeing what I actually look like horrified.
Speaker 6: I just never I never got I mean, I could
Speaker 6: see on the side or in front of you, but
Speaker 6: I don't. I know, It's like you got to be
Speaker 6: in very specific positions for that to do anything matter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. Back at the student Union, Daniel
Speaker 2: loves watching herself.
Speaker 6: She's just in a big mirrored room, Like everywhere its
Speaker 6: mirrors floor to ceiling.
Speaker 5: I did when I was a kid, for the first
Speaker 5: time we looked for a place in la We were
Speaker 5: looking at houses and Encino to rent for the second
Speaker 5: season of Boy World, and I remember going in and
Speaker 5: with my mom just seeing in the bedroom they had
Speaker 5: like a giant mirror above the bed.
Speaker 4: And being like, why would you be like it's a thing,
Speaker 4: it's the next thing.
Speaker 5: Oh the real estate agent being slightly embarrassed to show
Speaker 5: us like, yeah, never gotten to the choice.
Speaker 10: Okay.
Speaker 1: Back at the student union, Jack and Seawn are playing
Speaker 1: pool and Jack's putting on and over at the top,
Speaker 1: wise guy accent as he calls his next shot. All right,
Speaker 1: we've got the three ball inside pocket. He makes the shot,
Speaker 1: but Sean just stares at him. Why are you talking
Speaker 1: like that? Jack is offended.
Speaker 10: What do you mean?
Speaker 2: I'm a man?
Speaker 1: All right? This is how a man talks, and this
Speaker 1: is how a man dresses. And this is how a
Speaker 1: man walks. He struts while grabbing the front of his jeans.
Speaker 1: And this right here is how a man shoots stick.
Speaker 1: He lines up his next shot, but Sean has hurt enough.
Speaker 1: You're overcompensating. Without warning, Jack gets defensive with a student
Speaker 1: walking by. What are you looking at? You want a
Speaker 1: piece of me? My friend? Get out of my eyes sight.
Speaker 1: Sean notes, I bet Eric's adjusting to his manhood better
Speaker 1: than you. On cue, Eric walks in still dressed as Chantal. Hello,
Speaker 1: Sean admits, maybe not. Chantal announces, hello you two boys.
Speaker 1: It is such a beautiful day outside, but not as
Speaker 1: beautiful as me on the inside. Jack reminds him there
Speaker 1: in the clear, he doesn't have to be a woman anymore.
Speaker 1: Eric's fully aware, but he discovered how beautiful he is,
Speaker 1: so he's decided to stay like that forever, even though
Speaker 1: on the inside you could still be you right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: he looks off in the distance. It's so satisfying and
Speaker 1: rewarding to be in touch with one one's feminine side.
Speaker 1: Sean and Jack stare in disbelief. Then a cute girl
Speaker 1: walks by, and Eric immediately reverts back to his normal voice.
Speaker 1: Now I'm going to get in touch with her feminine side,
Speaker 1: so excuse me, He calls after her in the French accent. Hello,
Speaker 1: we can be best friends. Then he switches back to Eric.
Speaker 1: Come on, everyone experiments in college.
Speaker 2: I hate to say I think I added that. I
Speaker 2: think that one's on. Think you're probably right, yep, that
Speaker 2: one's on that.
Speaker 1: Well, there was an episode, guys, that's an episode of
Speaker 1: BOE in this world. You had remembered more about this episode? Well,
Speaker 1: than I think writer I did, because you had been
Speaker 1: talking for like a few seasons ago, you started saying like, oh,
Speaker 1: there's an episode where you remembered hating it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I did it. I hated doing it.
Speaker 6: This is very rarely did I read an episode and
Speaker 6: hate what I had to do that week. It was
Speaker 6: rare because I was like, all right, i'll find the
Speaker 6: comedy here, I'll.
Speaker 2: Do this, I'll do that. I hated this. I hated
Speaker 2: this from the second I read it. I fought with
Speaker 2: Michael about it. I hated this. I truly truly hated this.
Speaker 1: Feel I feel sad for those of us on that screen.
Speaker 4: Yet, Yeah, yeah, I'm very glad that I had such
Speaker 4: a small part this week. Yeah yeah, just make a
Speaker 4: sandwich and we have some pool.
Speaker 2: Miss hemiskirt, hemmi skirt.
Speaker 1: Our next episode is season seven, episode twelve, Family Trees.
Speaker 1: It originally aired December seventeenth, nineteen ninety nine. Thank you
Speaker 1: all for joining us for this episode of Pod Meets World.
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