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Speaker 1: All right, everybody, Scott Patterson, I am ole and podcast
Speaker 1: I Heart Radio one eleven Productions. I am joined by
Speaker 1: the illustrious Amy Sugarman from San Francisco and Tara s
Speaker 1: where are You're in southern California, aren't you? Amy? And
Speaker 1: I am in Halifax, Nova, Scotia. So hello everybody, And
Speaker 1: this is still on that point Dane right right, it's
Speaker 1: the longest flight ever and we're gonna be doing and
Speaker 1: this is the big one. Uh, Season three, episode six,
Speaker 1: What this is the big one? And then I was
Speaker 1: like what and then the actual name of the Yeah, anyway,
Speaker 1: Tara take it away. All right, Let's start with Loraly
Speaker 1: and Rory anxiously awaiting Kirk to hand them their mail. Um,
Speaker 1: Rory says, I guess I've got time to time my shoes.
Speaker 1: Laurel I says, yeah, we'll call yourself a new pair
Speaker 1: of Daniel day Lewis. So Daniel day Lewis my foot. Well,
Speaker 1: let me get into this fun fact. Daniel dy Lewis
Speaker 1: is a three time Oscar winning actor. But Lorala is
Speaker 1: referring to the time when Daniel Day quit acting in
Speaker 1: the mid nineties and moved to Venice, Italy and became
Speaker 1: a shoemaker after he finished filming The Boxer and his
Speaker 1: body lasted five years. I thought it was from the
Speaker 1: movie My Life was that not Daniel Day Lewis. Yes,
Speaker 1: But what's that got to do with shoes? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just thought, my love, But I don't know because no, no,
Speaker 1: I just said, because he moved to Italy to become
Speaker 1: a shoemaker after making that movie that was But what
Speaker 1: movie did he make that made him want to move
Speaker 1: to Italy to be a combler? So he was just
Speaker 1: sick of the business. Yeah, it was like he was done.
Speaker 1: But what the hell is my left foot about? I
Speaker 1: have no idea. No one expects much from Christie Brown,
Speaker 1: and it's a true story with cerebral palsy, born into
Speaker 1: a working, last class family. Oh excuse me. I had
Speaker 1: nothing to do with shoes. Yeah, it had to do
Speaker 1: with him using his left I I apologize. Actually seemed
Speaker 1: like I was a bit offensive with my but it
Speaker 1: was just because I didn't know anything. Because I talk,
Speaker 1: I talk like I know something. You are the most.
Speaker 1: First of all, you're extremely funny when you're when you're
Speaker 1: consciously trying to be funny, and you're even funnier when
Speaker 1: you're unintentionally funny. But no, my favorite part is that
Speaker 1: I explained it. She's like, wait, but the left foot.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I sometimes Amy. I love how inappropriate we
Speaker 1: can be. I actually do that. I really was certain
Speaker 1: I was right, and I could have been more wrong.
Speaker 1: You're not hurting anybody. You didn't hurt anybody. Okay, it
Speaker 1: was just a funny thing. You know. You blurted out
Speaker 1: my left foot. I love it. I did not know
Speaker 1: he was a left and then and then, by the way,
Speaker 1: he eventually made his way back to acting and left
Speaker 1: the shoemaking industry when he was offered the starring role
Speaker 1: alongside Leonard DiCaprio in Gangs of New York. Oh really,
Speaker 1: he So he did that for five years before Gangs
Speaker 1: of New York. Correct, So he took a break that
Speaker 1: lasted five years. Yeah, wow, is right? You know he
Speaker 1: just you know I felt that way too. You just
Speaker 1: want to go reconnect with yourself and and stop, you know,
Speaker 1: stop being in the business and stopped with all the insanity.
Speaker 1: That comes with it and stop. I don't know what
Speaker 1: it is. It's it's just you just want to you
Speaker 1: want your life back. You want what's the one where
Speaker 1: they're like, you try to get out but they suck
Speaker 1: you back line and Godfather. Alright, So the next one
Speaker 1: is Laura Lee and Roya at Luke's giving lukea hard
Speaker 1: time about his new menus, and Laura la says, why
Speaker 1: did you get new menus? Luke says it was time.
Speaker 1: Laura Lai says, but I had made little doodles and
Speaker 1: my name hidden in them on each one of them,
Speaker 1: just like Hirschfeld. So. Albert Hirschfeld is an American characterists,
Speaker 1: best known for his black and white portraits of celebrities
Speaker 1: and Broadway stars. Caricaturists, charactis, character caricature, charricter urre not characterist,
Speaker 1: caricature can't say that, I'm so no say she can
Speaker 1: say caricaturist. There you go. I said it really quickly, guys.
Speaker 1: But anyway, in addition to Broadway and film, he drew politicians, TVs,
Speaker 1: ares in celebrities, and in nineteen seventy seven he drew
Speaker 1: the cover of Aerosmiths Draw the Line album Yeah He
Speaker 1: drew every famous person there was for the New Yorker, right,
Speaker 1: didn't he New York Times, New Yorker. He was everyone?
Speaker 1: He was everyone. So this is the part of pop
Speaker 1: culture where we're really getting into musicals because of Brad Good.
Speaker 1: Here we go. So the teacher welcomes Brad back to
Speaker 1: school and she says, we welcome back Brad, who's fresh
Speaker 1: from Broadway after successful year's run of Into the Woods.
Speaker 1: Brad says, thank you, it's good to be back. Paris says,
Speaker 1: sit down, Mary Martin Water, Peter Pan, Yes, uh, she
Speaker 1: was Peter Pan. Also Mary von Trapp from Sound of
Speaker 1: Music Broadway. Yes, and so Into the Woods musical with
Speaker 1: music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim in a book by
Speaker 1: James Lapine. The musical intertwined the plots of several brothers
Speaker 1: Grimm fairy tales, exploring the consequences of the character's wishes
Speaker 1: and quests, which was then made into a movie. And yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't think it was the best. It was with
Speaker 1: Meryl Street, Anna Kendrick, Chris Pine, Emily Blunt, and James Gordon.
Speaker 1: I knew James Cordon wasn't so funny. How James Cordon's
Speaker 1: and so many random musicals. Totally, should we take a
Speaker 1: moment to just honor Chris Pine, who might be in
Speaker 1: the top position for me on the Chris Is right now.
Speaker 1: Really it's Pratt and Pine for me. For me has
Speaker 1: been just kind of cracking me up with all that
Speaker 1: press he's doing for that Dungeons and Dragon. See, I'm
Speaker 1: more of a Hem's worth right now with Thour Why
Speaker 1: do you place Evans? Actually, you know what, Evans is
Speaker 1: pretty up there, but because you got to happen and
Speaker 1: then I got my muscles? Are you Hemsworth Ben Evans? No,
Speaker 1: I'm Evan, But currently I just saw Thor, so I
Speaker 1: think it's just like Freshsworth. Hem's worth is Thor Evans
Speaker 1: as Captain Mary. I just saw Jurassic so Pratt. I
Speaker 1: think I'm Pratt time. I didn't like my new Jurassic Okay,
Speaker 1: first of all, it got bad reviews, and I loved it.
Speaker 1: I loved it so much. I literally loved it. I
Speaker 1: loved everything about it, and I was I'm sad inside
Speaker 1: that there's not another one. Yeah. Oh, I rewatched all
Speaker 1: the first five before I saw number six, and then
Speaker 1: I already bought number six so I can watch it
Speaker 1: again on streaming. I loved it. Don't be discouraged by
Speaker 1: those reviews or by what Tara just said. Go watch
Speaker 1: I mean action scenes where some of the best action
Speaker 1: with dinosaurs I've ever seen. You want to know. My
Speaker 1: bones pick with that is I just felt like he
Speaker 1: didn't have a relationship with um oh, what's her names hower? Yeah.
Speaker 1: I just felt like there was no chemistry. That was
Speaker 1: my issue with it. Yeah, I thought they were completely
Speaker 1: in love. My bone to pick with it is that
Speaker 1: Christopher Palaha, who I love, had like one line. I
Speaker 1: was like, this guy is so hot. Why does he
Speaker 1: have one line? Do you know who he is? He's
Speaker 1: the handsome man from Wonder Woman. But he was on
Speaker 1: that awesome stew show. Google it, everybody, everybody. I'm always
Speaker 1: on the set, oh man, keep going alright. But it
Speaker 1: was Sherry Appleby and Christopher Palaha and they had a
Speaker 1: kid they didn't know about. Come on, so good that
Speaker 1: guy is so hot? Okay, okay, so we're still talking
Speaker 1: about Broadway. So Umory says, well, I mean pop culture wise,
Speaker 1: not only go off golf the rails. Um so Rory says, Hey, Brad,
Speaker 1: good to have you back, how is Broadway? Bratt says
Speaker 1: it was great, but Nathan Lane is a very bitter man.
Speaker 1: Nathan Lane is an actor who started on Broadway in
Speaker 1: one His most famous role was The Producers on Broadway
Speaker 1: and he's currently on Only Murders in the Building and
Speaker 1: The Gilded Age. I love him, but you know what
Speaker 1: I just thought of, like, I wonder if these celebrities
Speaker 1: that get referenced ever had like a bone depict to
Speaker 1: use our own things, because like Nathan Lane isn't bitter,
Speaker 1: but it's just for the joke. But it's like, I
Speaker 1: wonder if any of them ever like watched like wait
Speaker 1: what or is it like flattering that the Yeah? I agree, alright.
Speaker 1: So the next one, um, we're still this is now
Speaker 1: after class, Louise says, did you get to keep your makeup?
Speaker 1: Madeline says, what about your costumes? Because that seems great.
Speaker 1: Louise says, oh, unless you're doing lemez, Madeline says, or
Speaker 1: cats oh so. Lame As is a musical and film
Speaker 1: adaptation of Victor Hugo's eighteen sixty two novel of the
Speaker 1: same name. Victor Hugo has been used in pop culture
Speaker 1: many times as we know. Um and Laymans is the
Speaker 1: longest running musical in London's West End, and the film
Speaker 1: came out in starring Hugh Jackman. Cat No, but what
Speaker 1: about Cats? Well, then Cats is another I was getting there.
Speaker 1: The Cats is another Broadway musical um based on the
Speaker 1: poetry collection of Old Possums Book of Practical Cats by T. S. Eliott.
Speaker 1: The London production ran for twenty one years, while the
Speaker 1: New York Broadway production ran for eighteen. And that's the
Speaker 1: one that James Cordon also played. And I had to
Speaker 1: hate watch it because everybody talked about how it is
Speaker 1: the worst movie ever. So then I was like, well,
Speaker 1: now I need to know if it's so bad, which
Speaker 1: I literally could watch like twenty minutes, just so I
Speaker 1: didn't even try. I didn't even try. I don't even
Speaker 1: know it was so bad as it was sort of
Speaker 1: a dumb. Yeah. I love watching things that are bad.
Speaker 1: I do too, just because I sometimes like that, what okay,
Speaker 1: really fast, everybody go around and say they're two like
Speaker 1: supposed worst movies that are amazing. I'll go first to
Speaker 1: Megalodon the Meg. That's what it was called, The Meg.
Speaker 1: It's about a megalodon shark. Like bad movies that were amazing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that like everyone's like, that's so bad, but I love it.
Speaker 1: I don't know why. After Tomorrow also just was that
Speaker 1: the Joan hauled Dennis Quay The world is ending and
Speaker 1: Dennis holds up going through snow to get isn't John
Speaker 1: Cusack and that too. That's the other one which they're
Speaker 1: so good, They're so bad that No. No, there's one
Speaker 1: about Aliens coming to Earth John Hamm and Jennifer Connolly.
Speaker 1: What is that called? John Cleese is even in it?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Yeah, the Aliens come to Earth and
Speaker 1: they it's like this big, huge movie, like I think it's,
Speaker 1: oh my god, aliens are coming to work with John
Speaker 1: I mean coming to day that Earth stood still? Yes,
Speaker 1: that one, Yes, I think that was Kiana reads the
Speaker 1: Alien And there was some like really good parts about it,
Speaker 1: you know that we're kind of cool. Never really bad stuff.
Speaker 1: There was some really like absurd is amazing with John Cusack,
Speaker 1: Body Harrelson. It's so bad, it's amazing. Any other star
Speaker 1: worst movie, that's awesome. I don't know, Like I'm I'm
Speaker 1: so easy, like I'll watch anything. But usually like all
Speaker 1: these rom coms, like I'm obsessed with them just because
Speaker 1: I love a good rom com and they usually get
Speaker 1: hate it on. So I don't have a specific one,
Speaker 1: not on the top of my mind. Oh I think
Speaker 1: I think of a watchable horrible film is the best.
Speaker 1: Matthew McConaughey and Al Pacino in that gambling thing. Oh
Speaker 1: she didn't see that? You didn't see that? Oh God?
Speaker 1: Oh wait, I have one. I have one. Matthew McConaughey
Speaker 1: plays an ex star quarterback, college quarterback who got injured,
Speaker 1: who got injured, and now he's like, he's he's a
Speaker 1: you know. He works at a gambling business where he's
Speaker 1: picking winners. It's called two for the Money, Two for
Speaker 1: the money, for the money. And then he gets recruited
Speaker 1: by Al Pacino and they're like, yeah, I see you
Speaker 1: going a pretty good record. I like to fly you
Speaker 1: up here in New York and wine and dine, and
Speaker 1: so he does and he becomes a big star. And
Speaker 1: then it was just so bad. It was it was
Speaker 1: so bad that it was good. That's how I feel
Speaker 1: about so many movies. Are my favorite movies are so
Speaker 1: bad they're also and Jeremy Pivens in it. It's it's
Speaker 1: it's like hysterically bad. It's so funny. Sorry him, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I remember cause I just watching up LONGOUM. Have you
Speaker 1: seen Mike and Daveny Wedding Dates with Zeche Kendrick And
Speaker 1: I love that movie. I just think it's dumb, but
Speaker 1: it was good. But I'll continue this as I think
Speaker 1: of more bad movies that I love. I'm start texting you, guys,
Speaker 1: just start texting, text million times. Alright, So next one. Um.
Speaker 1: Paris continues to be mean to Brad upon his return
Speaker 1: to Chiltern. Brad says, Paris, this time on stage has
Speaker 1: been a very growing experience for me. I'm no longer
Speaker 1: intimidated by you or people like you. Paris says, I'm
Speaker 1: thrilled to hear it. Cheeta Rivera, I'm only and then
Speaker 1: Paris says, I'm only saying it won't be a totally
Speaker 1: satisfying victory, just beating Jerome Robbins and the rest of
Speaker 1: the losers here, I'd really like to take you down. Also, so,
Speaker 1: Cheeter Rivera is a legendary actress, singer, and dance are
Speaker 1: best known for original roles in Broadway musicals, including Anita
Speaker 1: in the West Side, Story and vill mcklly in Chicago.
Speaker 1: Um when she danced in West Side Story, she would
Speaker 1: get a bump on her forehead, but initially didn't understand
Speaker 1: how it appeared. When she did a leap. She knew
Speaker 1: her foot could reach the back of her head, but
Speaker 1: she had such extreme flexibility she would actually kick her
Speaker 1: forehead and get a bump on it. Mm hmm wow.
Speaker 1: On fact and Jerome Robbins the legendary choreographer and won
Speaker 1: an Oscar alongside Robert Wise for the nineteen sixty one
Speaker 1: film adaptation of West Side Story and Natalie Wood with
Speaker 1: Natalie Wood and Rita Moreno. And he later received an
Speaker 1: Honorary Oscar m And he was also fired from West
Speaker 1: Side Story after forty five days of shooting because they
Speaker 1: were twenty four days behind schedule. To this to this day,
Speaker 1: he is the only winner of an Academy Award as
Speaker 1: Best Director for a job which he was fired for.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, all right, and moving on, And this is
Speaker 1: Paris is an annoying people in the hallways. Rory says,
Speaker 1: It's amazing how you It's amazing how you managed to
Speaker 1: hide these bolts on the side of your neck. What
Speaker 1: is that just a really good cover up. Yep, and
Speaker 1: she is referencing the monster Frankenstein who had bolts on
Speaker 1: the side of his neck. That was correct. Mary Shelley
Speaker 1: wrote Frankenstein before she turned twenty one in the early
Speaker 1: eight hundreds and is one of the earliest works of
Speaker 1: sci fi. Alright, So moving on, um, Suki's getting complaints
Speaker 1: about her food and quoting a review, Suki says, they
Speaker 1: sent it back my food afford, my food, my four star.
Speaker 1: You haven't lived until you've eaten here, says Ruth Rochelle.
Speaker 1: Rachel Ruth Richelle is a chef, food writer, producer, and
Speaker 1: the last editor in chief of Gourmet magazine from two
Speaker 1: thousand nine, and she has written seven books. She's also
Speaker 1: known for ability to make or break a restaurant with
Speaker 1: her fierce um attention to detail. Great good for her
Speaker 1: all right. This is after the Paris after having her
Speaker 1: meltdown on stage when she finds out she can't get
Speaker 1: into Harvard, she says, how could I have not gotten
Speaker 1: into Harvard? Five generations of Gallies have gotten into Harvard.
Speaker 1: Even if I was the Billy Carter of the family.
Speaker 1: The name is still supposed to carry some weight. So
Speaker 1: Billy Carter is the youngest sibling of Jimmy Carter. He
Speaker 1: also sold his name. Yeah, he also sold his name
Speaker 1: to a brewing company that marketed the short lived Billy beer.
Speaker 1: H Um. He was also involved in a scandal in
Speaker 1: nine when he um was what was that? Yeah, yeah, yep,
Speaker 1: and he registered and he's presidents such a bad one,
Speaker 1: so weird, but he was. She got to jail for it.
Speaker 1: But like that, but he was a beloved character. He
Speaker 1: was actually a breath of fresh air. Yeah. I just
Speaker 1: loved Jimmy. And wait, are we talking about the Carters? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: I just love that Jimmy and Mrs Carter have been
Speaker 1: married for like forever, like forever and ever and ever,
Speaker 1: like so long. Remember that picture. I think there was
Speaker 1: a picture of like Barack and Michelle and Jimmy and
Speaker 1: Mrs Carter. Nobody, it's fine, just google it. It was
Speaker 1: so sweet and they look so tiny, and for some reason,
Speaker 1: Barack and Michelle looks so tall. Well yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: the Carters are approaching God, they're in their midnight there.
Speaker 1: They're like way like nine six I think is literally
Speaker 1: and he like beat cancer and it's just like, oh
Speaker 1: my gosh, how old is he? Jimmy Carter are you
Speaker 1: looking it up? Nineties seven? Wow? And Norman Lear one hundred.
Speaker 1: Way to go, dude, mhm, sidebar keep going. Oh no,
Speaker 1: I was about to tell you that was it. I
Speaker 1: think I like we blew through the last three and
Speaker 1: that was the Yeah, there was a lot of musicals
Speaker 1: in there, a lot of Broadway shows that was pop culture.
Speaker 1: That was that was great. That was great that we
Speaker 1: had a lot of sidebars. We should just let the
Speaker 1: people go. Yeah, let them get back to their I
Speaker 1: like the sidebars, which one of the sidebars trying to
Speaker 1: literally go turn on tonight, literally love it. It's true.
Speaker 1: For the Money went to for the Money comes on
Speaker 1: day after Tomorrow, yesterday. Yeah, Dennis Quaid, he's so, he's
Speaker 1: so Dennis Quady in it and I love it. Day
Speaker 1: after Tomorrow it's the one Jake Jillen Hall goes to
Speaker 1: like New York for some sort of like debate and
Speaker 1: then the world something happens to the like environment and
Speaker 1: the whole world is like freezing over in the snowstorm,
Speaker 1: and Dennis Quaid have to like get his galoshes on,
Speaker 1: and like seven people died and like it was so
Speaker 1: emotional and Emmy Rossum and Jake Joan helped fall in
Speaker 1: love and it's quite like a leading man with galoshes.
Speaker 1: That's a secret to my twelve also great, Oh my goodness. Um, Well, okay,
Speaker 1: so we're seeing we're gonna wrap up pop culture. See
Speaker 1: your kids. Hope you enjoyed it. We did, see that's
Speaker 1: the thing we never failed to have fun about. Halfway
Speaker 1: through we forget that anyone's listening. Somehow. That also happens,
Speaker 1: like like do you have that moment where I feel
Speaker 1: like we're just on a phone each other, Like it's
Speaker 1: just like a zoom meeting gone off, like off topic
Speaker 1: for dish. No. I love it. I love pop cultures.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I wonder if culture is more fun than the
Speaker 1: when we talk about the episode. But it's also because,
Speaker 1: like I don't say, sometimes I don't pay attention watching it,
Speaker 1: Like through I'm just like yeah, okay, and then like
Speaker 1: I get the notes where I go back and I'm like,
Speaker 1: oh that was yeah, you realize like that really made sense. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that's not your fault. If you can't pay attention
Speaker 1: to that's not your fast. Like the Frankenstein one, I
Speaker 1: didn't catch that the first time. That the first time,
Speaker 1: I just I just was like, okay, and then I
Speaker 1: went back, you didn't know what that meant. No, I
Speaker 1: knew Frankenstein, but I think it just like went over
Speaker 1: my head. Like I was just like Scott. You guys
Speaker 1: do talk super fast. So sometimes you're like, just you know,
Speaker 1: if you think too hard about Frankenstein, you missed the
Speaker 1: next thing. That's why these episodes you gotta watch more
Speaker 1: hard about friends, because sometimes you're like, wait, wait, wait,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, No I was, I was thinking about Frankenstein.
Speaker 1: I didn't get any of them. I didn't get the launches. No,
Speaker 1: wait a minute. No. In her defense, I thought Richard
Speaker 1: was just grimacing and didn't realize he was asleep. So
Speaker 1: you know, I mean, what did I miss? Get everyone
Speaker 1: on on Instagram? Or I did in the last episode,
Speaker 1: I told everybody to tell us. I think nobody thinks
Speaker 1: he wasn't asleep. Did I say that right? He was asleep.
Speaker 1: It was a sleep. I'm gonna go back and watch
Speaker 1: it right now, you'll see, Okay, we're done, text us,
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