Speaker 1: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: Why is that? What am I doing? Are we not
Speaker 2: doing minute men? It was this the wrong episode?
Speaker 3: Crap you ski, because if not, you shouldn't even own
Speaker 3: that coat in southern California?
Speaker 1: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: We go to Big Bear. Wait, tell me we are
Speaker 2: doing minute men right now?
Speaker 1: No, you screwed it up? What this is johnny'sunami back
Speaker 1: on the board.
Speaker 3: What are you? What are you wearing?
Speaker 2: That's not in the that's not in the mountains.
Speaker 3: No, we're doing minute men, of course we are.
Speaker 1: You're dressed perfectly.
Speaker 3: Are you as hot in there as I think you
Speaker 3: would be?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: And I can't move. I feel so I don't even
Speaker 2: know how you we do this now?
Speaker 3: The problem is you've got to wear it the entire podcast.
Speaker 2: I can't see my notes like this. My glasses are
Speaker 2: bogged up.
Speaker 4: Will Nobody can say you don't commit to this podcast, Sabrina.
Speaker 4: Nobody can say you do not commit to this podcast.
Speaker 2: Welcome everybody to Magical Rewind.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm not even doing precio chatter.
Speaker 3: This is it? This is what you got?
Speaker 2: This okay?
Speaker 1: I got nothing, that's it.
Speaker 3: Welcome to Magical Rewind, the show that makes you want
Speaker 3: to grab your friends, your pgs, and your popcorn and
Speaker 3: go back to a time when all the houses were smart,
Speaker 3: the waves, tsunamis and the high School's musical.
Speaker 2: I'm Wilfordell and I'm Sabrina Brian. Wow, what is up? People?
Speaker 3: Once again, total commitment to our little podcast here. I
Speaker 3: really love that so much.
Speaker 1: And it leaves us right into our movie today.
Speaker 3: So get your snowsuit fitted much like Sabrina did, because
Speaker 3: we're going back in time for the shortest amount of
Speaker 3: time possible as we.
Speaker 5: Recap the two thousand and eight side by comedy d
Speaker 5: Coom minute Men in It Men.
Speaker 1: Yeah, It'smit of Men.
Speaker 3: I kind of the title made sense under a like
Speaker 3: thirteenth Year where I just had no idea what this
Speaker 3: is about.
Speaker 1: This kind of makes sense.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 1: It debuted on the Disney.
Speaker 3: Channel January twenty fifth, two thousand and eight, and was
Speaker 3: part of a very rare Disney move since it was
Speaker 3: originally slated to a.
Speaker 1: Premiere in March of that year, but it was pushed
Speaker 1: up to January.
Speaker 3: And usually they only delay projects if they assume it's
Speaker 3: going to be good, so I think they were pushing
Speaker 3: it to a better time slot. It's also a unique
Speaker 3: premise for a dcom living in the science fiction universe.
Speaker 3: With a very decent budget of five million dollars, it
Speaker 3: garnered a large audience for its first viewing six point
Speaker 3: four eight million viewers, a number any TV channel would
Speaker 3: die to have in twenty twenty four. Also something to remember,
Speaker 3: very interesting point here if you listen to our interview
Speaker 3: with Michael Healy, this was the d com that he
Speaker 3: mentioned he thought should be more popular than it was.
Speaker 3: Interesting and hey, after some time off, we are back
Speaker 3: in a comfortable location, returning once again to Utah, and
Speaker 3: we are filming at Highland High School in Salt Lake
Speaker 3: City and the very familiar Murray High where Disney films
Speaker 3: like High School Musical and Read It and Weep were shot.
Speaker 3: It is currently available to stream on Disney Plus, so
Speaker 3: you can pause us and you can go listen, or
Speaker 3: you can check it out after hearing our opinion. It's
Speaker 3: a decision that weighs very heavily on you. I understand
Speaker 3: that as our listeners, and we're never gonna know what
Speaker 3: you're gonna do. That's the joy of it. And like
Speaker 3: many dcoms before it, songs from Hollywood Records played a
Speaker 3: very big part in this movie. Like Woe from Disney
Speaker 3: Stars Ally and Aj and Run It Back Again from
Speaker 3: High School musicals Corbin Blue could be heard on the
Speaker 3: soundtrack and both got very heavy rotations on Disney Radio,
Speaker 3: getting the full synergistic Disney treatment that we all know
Speaker 3: and love. The same question I ask right after I
Speaker 3: read these intros every single time, Sabrina.
Speaker 1: Had you heard of this movie before we watched it?
Speaker 2: No? And Missy Elliott played in my head the whole time.
Speaker 2: You probably don't even know this song?
Speaker 3: Will I did it until my wife last night was
Speaker 3: like you Cy Elliott this song and she actually made
Speaker 3: me listen.
Speaker 2: And she wears and a lot of her music videos.
Speaker 2: I don't know an outfit that I was wearing just
Speaker 2: before with the furry caps. She wears a lot of
Speaker 2: puffy jackets and stuff. So okay, I feel like it
Speaker 2: kind of went with it.
Speaker 3: What did Missy Elliott's minuteman mean? Can you explain that
Speaker 3: for our audience?
Speaker 2: Very different? It was definitely not a time situation, it
Speaker 2: was a different meanings.
Speaker 3: Will I know you're the fan. I'm just curious if
Speaker 3: you can explain to me and.
Speaker 2: Disney and me to allow that those kinds of explanations
Speaker 2: to come out.
Speaker 3: I gotcha, gotcha. Sorry, apparently it's not a good thing.
Speaker 3: I've been lied to for years.
Speaker 2: It's explicit, to say the least explicit, and I'm a
Speaker 2: Disney kid through and through. I do not speak of
Speaker 2: such things.
Speaker 3: Okay, but you listen to the tunes, but I will listen.
Speaker 3: That's fine. By the way, I found out last night
Speaker 3: too that Missy Elliott and Chris Elliott two different people.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: I Also, I don't even know why I even say
Speaker 3: this anymore I have. Of course, I didn't know what
Speaker 3: this movie was. I don't even know why people even
Speaker 3: want to know. If I've heard of these, I've heard
Speaker 3: of like I've realized now like four D coms in
Speaker 3: my entire life before we actually have.
Speaker 1: Seen them, and this was not one of them.
Speaker 3: But before we find ourselves getting a flagpole wedgie in
Speaker 3: front of the whole school, let's get into the synopsis.
Speaker 3: Three high school kids invented time machine, intended to save
Speaker 3: fellow students from embarrassing situations. Unfortunately, as in most time
Speaker 3: machine movies, they discover that turning back the clock can
Speaker 3: have its consequences. Early thoughts, Sabrina, what did you think
Speaker 3: of the movie?
Speaker 2: I felt like it was a little bit of a
Speaker 2: slow start for me to get into what we were
Speaker 2: looking at, and I liked it. However, you know, the
Speaker 2: back to the Future elements of it, they tapped on it,
Speaker 2: and I feel as if they might have it would
Speaker 2: have been better to just fully dive into it versus
Speaker 2: kind of just the small amounts kind of. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I didn't love that part. But I thought this was
Speaker 2: a cute movie. The main characters are so adorable. How
Speaker 2: do you not just fall in love with them? And
Speaker 2: you know, I thought it was cute. I thought it
Speaker 2: was cute. Monroe did not like it. She kept asking
Speaker 2: me to turn it off. She was not She was
Speaker 2: so bored the whole time, and I'm I'm you know,
Speaker 2: she ended up having to get an activity because she
Speaker 2: just was okay wanting me to turn it off.
Speaker 1: I don't disagree with Monroe.
Speaker 3: It wasn't okay. I did not hate this movie by
Speaker 3: any stretch of your mass. The acting top notch, The
Speaker 3: kids are great. There were more characters in this movie
Speaker 3: that I hated than in any other dcom I've ever watched.
Speaker 3: I mean where it was just like the principal, the
Speaker 3: Little Sister people. I couldn't stand every time they were
Speaker 3: on screen where I was like, how are these people
Speaker 3: existing in any form of this world?
Speaker 1: They're awful, right was in this movie? Yes?
Speaker 3: So, yeah, again, did not dislike the movie. I am
Speaker 3: a huge fan of time travel movies.
Speaker 1: I love them.
Speaker 3: I think they're difficult to write, yes, because one thing
Speaker 3: leads into another. A lot of that got a little wishy,
Speaker 3: washy and washy in this movie. But I'm a big
Speaker 3: fan of I'm a sucker for a time travel movie.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So. The movie stars Jason Dolly as Virgil Fox, who
Speaker 3: has the unfortunate nickname of Verge, considering the movies also
Speaker 3: called minimn Virgil. In general, I like Virgil, but Verge.
Speaker 1: He's a virgin and he's a minute man.
Speaker 3: It's filled. This movie is seriously films with things you
Speaker 3: don't want to be called in high school. Dolly is
Speaker 3: a Disney mainstay, best known as PJ. Duncan in Good
Speaker 3: Luck Charlie, the Title Pete in Hatching Pete, and Newt
Speaker 3: Livingston on Corey in the House.
Speaker 1: I was gonna wait till the end, but I am.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to We get a chance to talk
Speaker 3: to him, and I'm very excited to talk to him.
Speaker 1: We have a lot of reasons to be excited for
Speaker 1: talking to this guy.
Speaker 2: He is the cool kid on campus in real life.
Speaker 2: He's just such a sweetheart.
Speaker 1: Oh do you know him?
Speaker 2: He was in the Disney Channel game, so I briefly
Speaker 2: got to get to know him. It was hard, obviously
Speaker 2: there's just a giant casts of people that were in those.
Speaker 2: But yeah, super sweet and really just the coolest kid
Speaker 2: on campus. Not kid that's all.
Speaker 3: That's great.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would have watched those if it was more
Speaker 1: like the Hunger Games.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Luke Benward plays Charlie Tuttle.
Speaker 3: Luke is an actor singer who also knows his way
Speaker 3: around Disney, starring in the movie Girl Versus Monster, having
Speaker 3: a reoccurring role on Good Luck Charlie, showing up in
Speaker 3: two episodes of Girl Meets World, and playing zombie Z
Speaker 3: in the original unair TV pilot of Zombies then called
Speaker 3: Zombies and Cheerleaders, and eventually that turned into the Big
Speaker 3: dcom franchise, which I'm sure we're going to get to
Speaker 3: at some point. I think it's about zombies and I
Speaker 3: think they sing. Yes, Nicholas Brown and Zeke Thompson and
Speaker 3: what It'll probably be easier to list the things that
Speaker 3: Nicholas hasn't done. It would be easier because you might
Speaker 3: know him from Disney's Sky High, written by the two
Speaker 3: men who created Kim Possible, by the Way, Perks of
Speaker 3: Being a Wallflower, Ten Things I Hate About You, the
Speaker 3: TV show, and most notably, he's been Greg on the
Speaker 3: HBO critical Darling Succession, where he was Emmy nominated. He's
Speaker 3: also going to play Jim Henson in the upcoming Jason
Speaker 3: Wrightman movie SNL nineteen seventy five about the Sketch Show's
Speaker 3: first season. Chelsea Stop now known as Chelsea Keane, was
Speaker 3: another just absolute.
Speaker 2: Disney favorite, Beauty Patuti.
Speaker 3: He plays Stephanie, who was also seen in the Brats
Speaker 3: movie Wizards of Waverley Place jonas Onetree Hill and she
Speaker 3: is the voice in the cartoon Fish Hooks, which is
Speaker 3: very very cool.
Speaker 2: Yes, I played Pamela Hamster in the fish That's my
Speaker 2: It was my one and only voiceover work and I've
Speaker 2: played Pamela Hamster. That was so fun. I wish I
Speaker 2: could do more and more voiceovers. That was awesome.
Speaker 1: You should You've got a great voice. Well this you're
Speaker 1: doing voiceover right.
Speaker 2: Now, that's true.
Speaker 1: You've got a face for film and a voice for radio.
Speaker 2: It's well, do you just cut it out?
Speaker 1: Oh jo je p mano.
Speaker 3: I believe is how you say? His name is Vice
Speaker 3: Principal Tolkien, also known as the guy I want to
Speaker 3: punch every time he's on screen.
Speaker 1: Say not the actor, just the principle.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And he's the same character with a different name as
Speaker 3: he played on Disney's phil of the Future, which is
Speaker 3: a nice kind of semi crossover there. And boy does
Speaker 3: he look like the Dean from Community, but they're not
Speaker 3: the same person. But he does play a bizarre replacement
Speaker 3: version of him on Community in a single episode. And
Speaker 3: also his name Tolkien is a reference to actor James Tolkien,
Speaker 3: who plays the principle in Back to the Future, so
Speaker 3: another character this role was inspired by. And another crossover
Speaker 3: and another nod to Back the Future, which they do
Speaker 3: a lot.
Speaker 1: And also Steve R.
Speaker 3: McQueen and yes, he is related to the coolest man
Speaker 3: ever put on film. Steve McQueen plays Derek Beauregard. McQueen
Speaker 3: is best known for his time on The Vampire Diaries,
Speaker 3: where he played Jeremy Gilbert from two thousand and nine
Speaker 3: to twenty seventeen. And that is quite a run on
Speaker 3: a television show.
Speaker 1: Yes, speaking of runs.
Speaker 3: It runs.
Speaker 1: Ninety one minutes.
Speaker 2: We are so close again, close.
Speaker 1: One away from the bull.
Speaker 3: They're toying with us now they're officially just teasing with us.
Speaker 1: It is directed by lev L. Spiro.
Speaker 3: Spiro is a very accomplished TV director who started in
Speaker 3: the sort of softcore world of cable movies and transitioned
Speaker 3: to shows like Jersey Dawson's Creek, The oc Jonas and
Speaker 3: many many more. Also important for our listeners, he directed
Speaker 3: the Wizards of Waverley Place movie. He was also nominated
Speaker 3: for a DGA Award for this movie in the category
Speaker 3: of Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Children's program. In the writing
Speaker 3: category for this movie, the story by credit went to
Speaker 3: writing partners David Diamond and David Weissman, who wrote the
Speaker 3: Eddie Murphy movie The Family Man went in Rome Disney's
Speaker 3: Old Dogs and the similarly toned two minimm movie Evolution,
Speaker 3: but the teleplay credit went to John Calorin, and this
Speaker 3: movie the only feature length or TV credit, we can
Speaker 3: seem to find that he has to this day. We
Speaker 3: would also like to point out that it was produced
Speaker 3: by Douglas Sloan, who directed other huge dcoms like Johnny Tsunami, Motocross,
Speaker 3: Dad Nap, Princess Protection Program, and Starstruck, so a huge
Speaker 3: dcom guy as well. So let's get this out of
Speaker 3: the way now, because I know this is the question
Speaker 3: that always comes up when you're ever dealing with any
Speaker 3: sort of time travel. If you could time travel for
Speaker 3: a few minutes back in time, what is the moment
Speaker 3: that you would change?
Speaker 2: Go? Oh, I think I don't know if I could
Speaker 2: go between well, we performed at the Houston Rodeo as
Speaker 2: the Cheetah Girls. That was one of just the life changing,
Speaker 2: amazing moments.
Speaker 1: Or so would you go back to change that?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 1: Why would you change that?
Speaker 3: If it was all I.
Speaker 2: Would just want to relive it. Oh, we have to
Speaker 2: change it.
Speaker 3: If you have to go back and change one thing,
Speaker 3: you can't just go do it again. That's not why
Speaker 3: not That's what.
Speaker 2: I would do.
Speaker 3: I know you can't.
Speaker 5: You're breaking the time travel game rules. That's not a
Speaker 5: change one thing in life?
Speaker 3: What would it be doing this podcast with me, isn't
Speaker 3: that it? Oh?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: I know, I know, I know it right now. I
Speaker 2: am a huge Family Feud fan and I got a
Speaker 2: chance to do a celebrity episode of it. Will I
Speaker 2: screwed up? I misheard?
Speaker 5: Oh no, I mishard what happened?
Speaker 2: I went up to the mic. I was so excited.
Speaker 2: Boys to Men it was girl groups versus boy groups,
Speaker 2: so it was Joey Fatone, you know, just a bunch
Speaker 2: of guys. The guy, one of the guys from Boys
Speaker 2: to Men started serenading me, saying, doing that song I'll
Speaker 2: make love to you right before we started our so
Speaker 2: he fully got me off my game. I was very focused.
Speaker 2: Steve Harvey asked me a question. I completely misheard him.
Speaker 2: I thought he meant something else, and I gave the
Speaker 2: most rand I would change that.
Speaker 1: Do you remember the question?
Speaker 6: Please?
Speaker 2: The question and I blocked it out of my memory.
Speaker 2: But it was something about your husband doing like chores
Speaker 2: around the house or something like that, and I thought
Speaker 2: he said drawers, like drawers, like like boxers or something,
Speaker 2: and I said, shake it off. I shook my leg.
Speaker 2: My now mother in law was in the audience, and
Speaker 2: she's got these just gorgeous, big blue eyes and we
Speaker 2: were engaged at the time, and I swear I could
Speaker 2: hear her thoughts going, my my cannot believe my son's
Speaker 2: going to marry that thing. So it was the most
Speaker 2: horrific moment. It's on TV. It was a dream of
Speaker 2: mine to go on this.
Speaker 3: Can we find this clip please, I'm asking everyone out
Speaker 3: there to find this clip. We will put it on
Speaker 3: our Instagram.
Speaker 2: Oh embarrassing and awful. I would change that in a
Speaker 2: hearty because.
Speaker 3: Well, it's also good to know if I ever want
Speaker 3: to get you off your game, I just have to
Speaker 3: serenade you and I'll make love to you and you're done.
Speaker 2: It was just and he's I mean, it was awful.
Speaker 2: I'll never get over it. I won't.
Speaker 3: I you're embarrassed all over again thinking about it, aren't you.
Speaker 1: I know those moments.
Speaker 2: I can't believe I just exposed that now too, because
Speaker 2: it's like, who ever didn't see it, Thank.
Speaker 3: God, we're gonna now because that's got to go on
Speaker 3: our Instagram.
Speaker 1: It's too it's too good for the record.
Speaker 3: I would go back to a ten year old knee
Speaker 3: and slap the cigarette out of my hand. Ooh, too important.
Speaker 3: That's I always say that if I had the power
Speaker 3: of time travel, I'd be like, what are you thinking? Yeah,
Speaker 3: this is bad, it's not. Yeah, don't don't do it.
Speaker 1: So that's that's what I would do. But yours is better.
Speaker 3: Yours is better.
Speaker 2: Yours is probably more of a good moral story mine.
Speaker 3: It's just pure and barrassing it is. But yours is
Speaker 3: far funnier, and I can't wait to see it. We
Speaker 3: open this movie in the same place we find so
Speaker 3: many of our Disney movies.
Speaker 1: Opening on the first day of a new school.
Speaker 3: Verge and his football star friend Derek are taking on
Speaker 3: the fear of this fateful day that any teenager does
Speaker 3: when they meet a fourteen year old child genius Charlie. Actually,
Speaker 3: I think at the time he's supposed to be like eleven.
Speaker 3: They say he's nine, but he's a little older than that, Yeah,
Speaker 3: because he's fourteen at the end. It's three years later,
Speaker 3: so I think he's supposed to be eleven years old
Speaker 3: when they meet him, who drives an out of control
Speaker 3: rocket fueled cart onto the football field, which, by the way,
Speaker 3: he's got this giant rocket and the thing is still
Speaker 3: doing like fourteen miles an hour, so needs up the
Speaker 3: power of the figure.
Speaker 2: Not healthy.
Speaker 3: No, the football jocks react by like beating the hell
Speaker 3: out of this kid, essentially.
Speaker 2: So over the top. Yeah, I mean push him over.
Speaker 2: I guess I don't know why would that even bother you.
Speaker 2: I feel like if you were really focused on what
Speaker 2: you were training on, you would that would have just
Speaker 2: been Yeah.
Speaker 1: It also starts.
Speaker 3: The whole thing starts with the kid trying out for
Speaker 3: the football team and throwing the ball so far away
Speaker 3: from everybody. He's trying it that you're going to become
Speaker 3: the kicker. Okay, this is not it's.
Speaker 2: Not the job for you. Find another dream.
Speaker 3: Until he can target a little kid and hit him
Speaker 3: in the head with the ball. Then he's Tom Brady
Speaker 3: all of a sudden, and he smacks the kid in
Speaker 3: the head, who falls out. Our lead tries, you know,
Speaker 3: Verge tries to go over and save the kid, like, hey,
Speaker 3: maybe let's not beat up an eleven year old.
Speaker 1: They then turn on Verge as well.
Speaker 3: Now they're beating up the little kid and Verge, And
Speaker 3: not only does Derek not come over to Hell, but
Speaker 3: he just stands there and watches his best friend and
Speaker 3: this poor little kid get the hell beat out of them,
Speaker 3: and then we cut to them. They are hung from
Speaker 3: the school's mascot ram statue, dressed like girls makeup on,
Speaker 3: obviously being humiliated in front of everybody, and no teachers anywhere.
Speaker 2: If the kids are around, there should be some type
Speaker 2: of supervision, Yeah, campus security something, because it comes on
Speaker 2: strong later on. There's a sun of campus security later on,
Speaker 2: but not at this moment.
Speaker 3: I would like to put this movie up to be
Speaker 3: nominated for worst adults in any dcom you've ever seen
Speaker 3: in your life, all the way around, from top to bottom.
Speaker 3: These are the worst adults ever. Yeah, So putting that
Speaker 3: up there, hanging the two kids from the mascot seems
Speaker 3: like a very harsh punishment. A for a child prodigy
Speaker 3: who just invented a rocket car, yeah, and B for
Speaker 3: the guy just trying to save the kid from being pummeled.
Speaker 3: It seems really harsh to do that and then nobody
Speaker 3: lets them down.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Also, how did they get hit them up there?
Speaker 2: That seems like it needed to crane of some There's
Speaker 2: ladders just available. I don't know, it just was they
Speaker 2: got them up there somehow. They used the same ladder.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 3: Cut to three years later, and this is their identity,
Speaker 3: these two guys, this is all they are, is the
Speaker 3: guys that were humiliated on their first day.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 3: It's the worst school in all of Utah because no
Speaker 3: one will forget.
Speaker 1: It's like, that's it. This happened to you on the
Speaker 1: first day. You're done.
Speaker 3: Nobody says in two thousand and eight, hey, you were
Speaker 3: the kid hung from the flagpole. But I know you
Speaker 3: were hung there because you were trying to protect this
Speaker 3: other little kid.
Speaker 2: Good on you, dude, right the cheerleaders, I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: girls at that age are very empathetic, like why were they?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 2: Oh nope, nothing nothing.
Speaker 3: Well, speaking of embarrassing, can you think of the most
Speaker 3: embarrassing thing that happened to you in high school? I
Speaker 3: mean it's not going to be being on the feud obviously,
Speaker 3: that's pretty awesome.
Speaker 1: I don't even need to I can't even Is there
Speaker 1: is there one you can think of?
Speaker 2: Yes? I I was thinking about that actually this morning.
Speaker 2: Very embarrassy Oh no, no, no, But I remember being mortified.
Speaker 2: I think I I think I called my mom to
Speaker 2: come get me from school. I just couldn't it really
Speaker 2: wasn't that big of a deal now that I'm older,
Speaker 2: but I was just mortified. I remember my friend and
Speaker 2: I had gotten this guy that we both kind of
Speaker 2: had a crush on. He was a cooler guy, and
Speaker 2: I don't remember if I actually had a crush on him,
Speaker 2: but he was cool, he was newerka and we brought
Speaker 2: him it was his birthday. We brought him balloons. And
Speaker 2: we had at our school a second campus, so there
Speaker 2: was like a main street that you could either get
Speaker 2: a bridge that went up and over. If you had
Speaker 2: something like balloons or a project of some sort that
Speaker 2: you didn't want to get put, you know, in the
Speaker 2: crowd that was going up and over, the security at
Speaker 2: our school would let you go across the street. So
Speaker 2: we all kind of grabbed a couple of balloons and
Speaker 2: with him and went across the street and we're chatting,
Speaker 2: and I remember I'm thinking, I'm so funny and so
Speaker 2: cute and adorable, and I'm looking over on the like left,
Speaker 2: I'm not watching where I'm going, and I to not
Speaker 2: just a pole the light, the street light pull like
Speaker 2: flip face just flat on it, and I mean I
Speaker 2: knocked back onto my back. I was embarrassed. Of course
Speaker 2: it's not. There was just a few of us walking across.
Speaker 2: Of Course, this cooler guy is there, the security guards there,
Speaker 2: but also whoever's going to West Campus is on the bridge.
Speaker 2: And here's the thing. I mean, I on my back. God, oh,
Speaker 2: I really just wanted to lay there in the street
Speaker 2: and hope I got ran over by a car.
Speaker 1: That's but good one.
Speaker 2: Yeah that happened to me. I yeah, I I have
Speaker 2: luck like that, just man that.
Speaker 3: I was thinking about it too, and I realized that
Speaker 3: for me in high school, every day was a tie
Speaker 3: really bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, did you have a lot of bad days in
Speaker 2: high school?
Speaker 3: I hated high school. I hated high school. It was
Speaker 3: not my not my thing. So I wasn't embarrassed, just
Speaker 3: more like I just didn't want to be there. It
Speaker 3: was a terrible place for me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh that's sad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you were at least popular.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't call myself popular. I was not. I know.
Speaker 2: I mean I was on the dance team stuff like that,
Speaker 2: but I don't feel I feel like my best friend
Speaker 2: Morgan was the popular one, and I was kind of
Speaker 2: the one that was always I guess so I was
Speaker 2: someone who's always kind of standing next to her. I
Speaker 2: think that's kind of the realness of what it was
Speaker 2: for me. I guess popular by association, but not really.
Speaker 1: Take it, take it and run.
Speaker 3: You know who is not popular at all after being
Speaker 3: hung from them? Were are unfortunate guys, verb ver Verge,
Speaker 3: I can't even say it, Vergil, I'm gonna call him
Speaker 3: Max no Verge, who is now a nerd for life
Speaker 3: and stuff with Charlie, whose little kid as his best friend,
Speaker 3: and the full group of dweebs quote unquote as his
Speaker 3: lunch crew, and man they went with every doweeby trope
Speaker 3: you could think of a little over the top of
Speaker 3: the nerd stuff.
Speaker 2: I know, the the one that killed me was the
Speaker 2: nerd that thele acted as.
Speaker 3: Erkele, Yeah, straight up Perkle. Yeah yeah, So why it's
Speaker 3: so over the top. He glances over to his one
Speaker 3: time pal Derek, who's act the super cool table and
Speaker 3: is now with his hot girlfriend, cheerleader Stephanie, someone they
Speaker 3: used to be all friends with, but now of course
Speaker 3: he's off on the cool table with her, and Verge
Speaker 3: is still a dork. Derek is living the life Virgil
Speaker 3: should be living if he didn't try to save poor
Speaker 3: little Charlie. So it already starts with the kind of
Speaker 3: regret of what would have been, which is how a
Speaker 3: great time travel movie starts. Yes, also we meet Jeanette,
Speaker 3: who's a jumpy student who is absolutely in love with
Speaker 3: little Charlie. But Charlie seems annoyed by her, and she
Speaker 3: always comes over and calls him hummingbird and all that
Speaker 3: kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: And she's adorable.
Speaker 2: She's so cute. Charlie, What is wrong with you?
Speaker 3: What do you think?
Speaker 2: Girl is so cute? I'm in love with you. She
Speaker 2: was adorable.
Speaker 1: Did you have a nerd thing in school? Did you
Speaker 1: find nerds cute in school?
Speaker 2: Or I totally did? I totally I dated the jocks,
Speaker 2: but I definitely had friends like the nerd I thought
Speaker 2: they were so sweet. And again I believe and remember
Speaker 2: girls that age being very empathetic of other situations, being
Speaker 2: a little bit more in tune to that's not right,
Speaker 2: you know, or you know he's super sweet. You know,
Speaker 2: of course you can sit next to me, come over here,
Speaker 2: you know, when you're choosing your desk first day of school,
Speaker 2: that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: That's good.
Speaker 1: I think you're also probably remembering wrong. But that's really yeah, well.
Speaker 2: That's not where girls mean.
Speaker 1: I think girls are pretty mean.
Speaker 2: Yeah well I think girls are mean to girls, but
Speaker 2: I think with things like that, they're a little bits.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, all right, yeah girls are mean to girls.
Speaker 3: Ah uh yeah, I mean being a nerd.
Speaker 1: I wasn't.
Speaker 3: I wasn't like a huge nerd in high school. I
Speaker 3: kind of kept my nerd him under the radar. I
Speaker 3: read my fantasy books at night and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: I still rode my motorcycle around me. That wasn't nerdy.
Speaker 3: That was kind of cool. But I was all the
Speaker 3: actor kid, so it was you know, anything different is
Speaker 3: not good when you're right. Anyway, we learn that despite
Speaker 3: his categorization as unpopular, Verge still likes Derek's girlfriend Stephanie,
Speaker 3: but of course has no chancellor and all this because yes,
Speaker 3: three years ago now, he was hung by the ram.
Speaker 3: We also finally meet leather jacket bad boy Zeke played
Speaker 3: by Nicholas Braun, who is an outcast as well, but
Speaker 3: in his own way. He drives a motorcycle, he looks like,
Speaker 3: he draws the Slipknot logo on his notebook, and he's
Speaker 3: just too scary to have any friends.
Speaker 1: He also looks like he's eleven feet tall.
Speaker 2: He is so tall.
Speaker 1: He's so tall it's distracting.
Speaker 3: And when Charlie then runs and interrupts their class saying
Speaker 3: he needs to talk to Virgil for an Avy club emergency,
Speaker 3: one of the other phenomenal adults in the room doesn't
Speaker 3: care and just lets him leave.
Speaker 1: Again, worst adults in the history of Disney movies. This
Speaker 1: is when we.
Speaker 3: Learn, of course, that little Charlie in his free time,
Speaker 3: is building a time machine, but they can't build themselves.
Speaker 3: They're also going to need to help a Zeke who
Speaker 3: might play the role of a burnout with the fallout
Speaker 3: boy bangs, but he's actually very smart and ready to
Speaker 3: make this happen.
Speaker 1: He's in right away. He loves the idea. It's good
Speaker 1: to go.
Speaker 3: Harkens back a little bit too, some great movies like
Speaker 3: My Bodyguard and things like that from the eighties when
Speaker 3: you get the big guy to help you. Also very
Speaker 3: we've talked about this movie on this podcast. A bunch
Speaker 3: very explorers vibe in this movie, which is again go
Speaker 3: watch it, one of the best movies ever made.
Speaker 1: Do you like this team of three? I kind of
Speaker 1: dug this team of three.
Speaker 2: I did, I did. I loved them. I thought they
Speaker 2: were so they all had their perfect little piece that
Speaker 2: they brought to the puzzle.
Speaker 3: I love too, I thought the same thing. And yes,
Speaker 3: finally the dcom trope is back, the annoying little sister
Speaker 3: who you just want to kick down a fighting stairs
Speaker 3: every time.
Speaker 2: She is just right up there, right up the awful.
Speaker 3: I would take the little, eating, annoying girl who was
Speaker 3: my sister and my date with the President's daughter over
Speaker 3: this one. They made her weirdly flirty and sexual and
Speaker 3: then you get an annoying and.
Speaker 2: Ill why was she sexual? That was strange to me.
Speaker 2: I got the abgb's every time she did something weird.
Speaker 3: It was gross, total ick. But it'd see the annoying
Speaker 3: little sister back.
Speaker 2: Yes, we haven't seen her in a while, so we
Speaker 2: could take.
Speaker 3: We haven't they Even Disney was like, let's let's stop
Speaker 3: this for a bit. She wants her brother to have
Speaker 3: cuter friends so she can meet up with them. She
Speaker 3: wears us like a boa.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's looking like she's auditioning for you know, Chicago,
Speaker 2: or yes, where are you going in that app?
Speaker 3: Super creepy, Yes, get upstairs. And put on footy pajamas.
Speaker 3: So the three minute Men decide to build their time
Speaker 3: machine in an abandoned fallout shelter under the school's football field,
Speaker 3: and we get a cleanup and work montage, but everyone
Speaker 3: is too scared to try at the time machine once
Speaker 3: they complete it. This is also when I noticed, by
Speaker 3: this point in the movie, and I actually texted producer Jensen,
Speaker 3: the actors in this movie are speaking so fast that
Speaker 3: I honestly thought Aaron Sorkin wrote the script. I mean,
Speaker 3: they are talking so fast it is amazing. Everyone is
Speaker 3: too scared to try the time machine, of course, once
Speaker 3: they complete it, So instead of risking their own lives,
Speaker 3: Zeke and Virgil grabbed Charlie's cat, Albert Felinstein, and they
Speaker 3: throw it into the inter dimensional portal that they've made,
Speaker 3: and of course the cat dies horribly. I'm kidding.
Speaker 1: Of course that comes back.
Speaker 2: He could have and that was so awful. That was
Speaker 2: animal cruelty at its finess. You can I just throw
Speaker 2: the cat in there.
Speaker 3: Throw the weakest kid in the time machine first. Everybody
Speaker 3: knows that, duh, duh. But the cat comes back, and
Speaker 3: he missed it a minute, so he went back in
Speaker 3: time for one minute. But the bad news is their
Speaker 3: activity has triggered two scientists somewhere in the world who
Speaker 3: see a problem. And this is when we get a
Speaker 3: very very very strange scene. So Derek is having we
Speaker 3: cut from that. Okay, the time machine works. Now, Derek
Speaker 3: the football guy is having trouble with Stephanie because he's
Speaker 3: been canoodling with his French tutor, we think, and so
Speaker 3: Virgil sees an opportunity, and though there's some light flirting,
Speaker 3: she also uses the chance to tell him that Derek
Speaker 3: had tried to stop the football team from beating him
Speaker 3: up and hanging him on the rams arm, which is
Speaker 3: just a flat out line. We know that that's not accurate,
Speaker 3: so I don't know why she would have even said that.
Speaker 1: I mean, we saw the whole thing.
Speaker 3: So it also then and ends strangely because Derek kisses
Speaker 3: his girlfriend and says it'll be fine, like he's going
Speaker 3: off with the French tutor again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, or was.
Speaker 3: She upset that he was gonna be tutored by her
Speaker 3: at all and they hadn't had their It was really weird.
Speaker 3: The whole scene was really weird. Yeah, I didn't get it.
Speaker 3: I didn't get what she was talking about.
Speaker 2: He's a gas lighter that yeah, and.
Speaker 1: She's but she then lied to Verge about everything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know. Yeah, the boys are not ready
Speaker 3: to test the time machine, which also, for the record,
Speaker 3: will force them to explode if they're gone longer than
Speaker 3: ten minutes. Important safety tip, yest safety, don't go longer
Speaker 3: than ten minutes. Let's let's figure this out. They never
Speaker 3: they never we never understand how they got it to
Speaker 3: ten minutes. We never understand what that, why that happened,
Speaker 3: why it was a minute for the cat in the
Speaker 3: ten minutes, we just we have to go. We never
Speaker 3: got that. Yeah, so their first mission, and I thought
Speaker 3: this was great, this was really cool. Very exactly what
Speaker 3: kids would do is they make the most selfish decision
Speaker 3: you can make with the time travel machine. They'll go
Speaker 3: back twenty four hours and buy a winning lottery ticket.
Speaker 3: Of course, everything they're supposed to do, duh, make money, yes.
Speaker 2: Make it makes sense people exactly.
Speaker 3: So they've got the newspaper, they know what the numbers are.
Speaker 3: They go back in time. But of course, and I
Speaker 3: thought this right when I got that, right when they
Speaker 3: said it, I'm like, they're not gonna let you buy
Speaker 3: the ticket. You're not eighteen, Yeah, they're too young. So
Speaker 3: they go to the person you always see in front
Speaker 3: of your local gas station, the robot random street performance.
Speaker 2: A random street performer in front of your local market.
Speaker 2: And this is not New Orleans. Okay, why would there
Speaker 2: be a random Why wouldn't.
Speaker 1: There be Sabrina? Why? Obviously?
Speaker 6: Can I get my pitch on it?
Speaker 3: Please? Please?
Speaker 6: Je it was written as a homeless man in Disney,
Speaker 6: wouldn't let it?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 3: The question is, do you think it was written as
Speaker 3: a homeless robot man? Oh?
Speaker 6: Well, I mean that's obvious.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, okay, gotcha, thank you. I think you're probably right.
Speaker 3: And so they of course put in that old trope
Speaker 3: of the robot street performer in front of liquor store. Right,
Speaker 3: he goes, he buys the tickets for them, but they
Speaker 3: have to get back home before the ten minutes are
Speaker 3: up because again exploding, right, And then so they'll say, look,
Speaker 3: we'll return the next day, we'll get it for you,
Speaker 3: and they come back the next day.
Speaker 1: Obviously robotman has claimed the winnings for himself.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to get into a whole story I
Speaker 3: know about a friend of mine who had something like
Speaker 3: this happened to him in Vegas where somebody pulled the
Speaker 3: slot machine thing for him when he was underage, and
Speaker 3: he said, we'll split it. He won like four hundred
Speaker 3: and fifty thousand dollars and she booked with all the money.
Speaker 3: Didn't give me dime, didn't give him a dime. But
Speaker 3: for some reason, even with all this money, Silver Robotman
Speaker 3: is still Silver Robotman. So this is obviously not something
Speaker 3: he was doing for money. It's his love and his art.
Speaker 3: He loves what he's doing. Yeah, So I also thought
Speaker 3: the first thing you're supposed to do when you get
Speaker 3: a time travel thing, I get that you go make
Speaker 3: some money, but you're also supposed to go like stop
Speaker 3: a war, kill Hitler, or like you're supposed to do
Speaker 3: something like That's like the basic time travel thing, isn't it.
Speaker 2: I mean that sounds very dangerous.
Speaker 1: I guess if you only have ten minutes, Yeah, if you.
Speaker 2: Only have ten minutes, you can't really save the world.
Speaker 3: I mean you can, I don't know. To me, they
Speaker 3: didn't try hard enough to save the world.
Speaker 2: Well, this this time travels machine also kind of kept
Speaker 2: them within their city right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like they could time travel ten minutes within
Speaker 3: a block of the place.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you could not go to a different country. So
Speaker 2: they were limited on it this time trial. So maybe
Speaker 2: I get that generation two of their travel time.
Speaker 3: Right, yeah, exactly, time travel machine Mark two. Can maybe
Speaker 3: you can you can go to the next town and you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, or the state. Maybe we could jump a state
Speaker 2: or two.
Speaker 3: That'd be great. I like that. But now the gang
Speaker 3: is ready to finally make this work and they focus
Speaker 3: on this this I thought was kind of a cool
Speaker 3: Disney esque thing. Yes, okay, so we have to keep
Speaker 3: it small, we have to keep it in the area,
Speaker 3: we have to make it doable.
Speaker 1: So what do these kids decide to do? And it's
Speaker 1: very very cool.
Speaker 3: They decide they can use the few minutes to go
Speaker 3: back and change something in one of the nerdier kids
Speaker 3: lives so they don't get bullied. It's cool, cool story points.
Speaker 2: Love that Disney fail.
Speaker 1: Two very cool story points.
Speaker 3: They're going to become like time traveling cool cops for
Speaker 3: nerdy kids. Great idea, great pitch.
Speaker 1: I would love to have been in the room for
Speaker 1: this one.
Speaker 3: They start with saving one of their friends when the
Speaker 3: football thugs steal his clothes in the locker room, leaving
Speaker 3: him naked to run in the halls, when again Principal
Speaker 3: douchebag comes in and I'm not going to help you
Speaker 3: get your own clothes back.
Speaker 1: This is the way it's supposed to be.
Speaker 3: And I wanted to reach through the screen and beat
Speaker 3: the hell out of him yet again, worst adults ever.
Speaker 3: So they go back in time to clothe him in
Speaker 3: a fresh fly outfit that looks like a Keith Sweat
Speaker 3: cross color suit from nineteen ninety nine. I am reading
Speaker 3: that because producer Jensen wrote that down. The only word
Speaker 3: I understand there is suit and nineteen ninety nine. I
Speaker 3: don't know who Keith's sweat or cross.
Speaker 2: Colors meet it oh man.
Speaker 1: So now at least he's not a naked nerd. He's
Speaker 1: very very cool.
Speaker 2: I think Jackal Johnson the lore outfit, that's what it means.
Speaker 1: That's Keith Sweat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's like that, just looking in Okay, a bucket hat.
Speaker 1: And is Keith sweating? Is he a musician?
Speaker 2: Yes, he's a he's a musical artist.
Speaker 3: Okay, r oh, I just heard he's r and b Okay,
Speaker 3: yeah sounds great. So for their trips. They're trying to
Speaker 3: set it up, and then they realize one person has
Speaker 3: to stay behind because they have to make little changes
Speaker 3: to the fluctuation, which is then when the little girl
Speaker 3: who is always using the bird references the one in
Speaker 3: love with Charlie shows up again and they harangue her
Speaker 3: into actually more dragoon her into being the fourth member
Speaker 3: of the team. But she loves it, and the first
Speaker 3: thing she says is we got to change how you look, right,
Speaker 3: and so come out in these awesome full white snowsuits
Speaker 3: kind of like what Sabrina was wearing earlier, but white
Speaker 3: concealing their identity.
Speaker 2: Which was much better. It was an actual look. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: it was lay better than the scar.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, solid white time.
Speaker 1: Travel Yes yeah, I mean really cool.
Speaker 3: And now they are just really nearly traveling through the machine,
Speaker 3: saving as many dweeps from embarrassment as they possibly can.
Speaker 3: In this montage, they're spotted as the guys in those
Speaker 3: snowsuits and start to develop a mysterious cult following, but
Speaker 3: also make an enemy of the vice principal, who again
Speaker 3: is not the guy from community, but is also kind
Speaker 3: of the guy from community. He has a real principle
Speaker 3: from Pixel Perfect storyline kind of going on. There's a
Speaker 3: lot of cross what. I did not want to run
Speaker 3: over the guy in Pixel Perfect nearly as badly as
Speaker 3: I wanted to this guy. This guy's awful. I wanted
Speaker 3: bad things to happen to him. And at the same time,
Speaker 3: the federal agents. From the beginning, we don't know who
Speaker 3: they are are yet because you've kind of forgotten to exist.
Speaker 3: But now all of a sudden, we notice that the
Speaker 3: minute men notice that they're starting to be tracked. So
Speaker 3: in stores, there's people in suits behind them. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's like the government is on to something going on
Speaker 3: at this point. Yes, yes, And so they're tracking all
Speaker 3: the movements, and all the nerds they're saving for some
Speaker 3: reason are becoming jerks, right because they've become the popular.
Speaker 1: Kids and steeling themselves.
Speaker 3: Yes, they're the Hubris is kicked in and they're becoming
Speaker 3: They've gone from dueebs to dicks, is how I would
Speaker 3: like to say. So. Yes, So, all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: this movie starts to kind of glorify being popular, which
Speaker 3: a lot of I mean a lot of those movies
Speaker 3: did Can't buy Me Love all those movies it made
Speaker 3: being popular seem like the only important thing in the world.
Speaker 3: And I guess when you're in high school and that's
Speaker 3: your entire life, it is one of the most important
Speaker 3: things in the world. It's all you know, and you
Speaker 3: can't think that, hey, some day I'm going to be
Speaker 3: out of these four walls and actually start my life.
Speaker 3: It's just what you see right now.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: This is also when we learn two things.
Speaker 3: A big wig, cheerleading scout is company to see Stephanie perform,
Speaker 3: and Charlie, who might be a little guy, might be
Speaker 3: in an awful lot of trouble because it turns out
Speaker 3: that the plans for his time machine were loosely cobbled
Speaker 3: together from other plans that he stole from NASA.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's pretty great, Charlie.
Speaker 3: I love it. He's like, but they hadn't they hadn't
Speaker 3: even been opened in like twenty years. Now, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: know great idea. Now. Zeke and Virgil are terrified because
Speaker 3: they realize they're being followed by the government. But even
Speaker 3: with this paranoia, when Stephanie injures herself practicing for the Scout,
Speaker 3: he you know, he's so in love with her. Verge
Speaker 3: is so in love with her that he knows he
Speaker 3: has to do something to save her from hurting herself
Speaker 3: so that she can do the cheerleading squad in front
Speaker 3: of the scout and make the team, or where she's
Speaker 3: trying to get into college. That's what she got into college,
Speaker 3: but she's trying to get a scholarship. So he wants
Speaker 3: to help out. And he's obviously in love with her
Speaker 3: and going through puberty. So what's a little government intervention
Speaker 3: if you can save the girl, right of course, so
Speaker 3: he convinces the minimen to do one last time jump
Speaker 3: to save Stephanie from her fall. It works, but the
Speaker 3: Great Principle chases after them and they cause an accident
Speaker 3: between the silver Robot lotto winner and an old lady.
Speaker 3: So now their actions are starting to ruin the time
Speaker 3: continuum or change the past, because it's not really ruining
Speaker 3: the continuum. He's just got into a fender bender.
Speaker 1: You know, it wasn't that big.
Speaker 2: Not that big of ada.
Speaker 1: And also the robot guy was then getting sued. That's good.
Speaker 1: Robock guy was a jerk.
Speaker 3: He stole too much stuff and he needs to stop
Speaker 3: being a robot guy in front of random gas stations.
Speaker 3: So their actions are completely ruining the time continuum, the
Speaker 3: same way Biff got a casino in Back to the
Speaker 3: Future too, which was I think my least favorite Back
Speaker 3: in the Future. But anyway, in all this fear of
Speaker 3: Virgil also tells Stephanie that he's traveling through time.
Speaker 1: Yes, he tells her he's traveling through time.
Speaker 3: No, And you just have to assume this is now
Speaker 3: all going to end poorly because the second people start.
Speaker 1: To know, yes, you're done.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And if that wasn't enough, Virgin Derek have started to
Speaker 3: make up. Yes, Virgil just goes along with the idea
Speaker 3: that Derek tried to save him. They go through their
Speaker 3: old handshake. They had this handshake that they were doing
Speaker 3: for a while. They tried to do that. But the
Speaker 3: truth is Derek just wants me to go back in
Speaker 3: time and fix a recent football loss that he had,
Speaker 3: which was his fault because he got distracted on the
Speaker 3: field by the Rkele Nerd who's now cool and streaking
Speaker 3: the football game right now. Being naked apparently is fine
Speaker 3: with him. He didn't want it in the hallway, but
Speaker 3: now he does.
Speaker 2: And Derek knows about the time traveling because shocker, Stephanie
Speaker 2: tells him, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Thanks, Steph, thanks a lot, Seph, thanks thanks for that.
Speaker 3: So can you fix the football loss? Even without knowing
Speaker 3: his true intentions? Would I mean, how you'd even be
Speaker 3: friends or listen to this guy after he's done this
Speaker 3: to you for three years and he ditched you and
Speaker 3: all that kind of stuff. I get wanted to be
Speaker 3: popular and maybe that Trump's everything, but still, come on.
Speaker 2: I think within the storyline, it would have, to me
Speaker 2: made a little bit more sense if Derek threatened him
Speaker 2: I'm gonna expose you, yeah type.
Speaker 3: Of thing, or beat the hell out of you or
Speaker 3: hit Charlie or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that would have gone along well with his character
Speaker 2: as it is.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 2: I don't think them trying to rekindle really worked because again,
Speaker 2: Derek's a jerk.
Speaker 3: Yep. I agree. The mini Men do go back and
Speaker 3: fix the football game, and Virgil can't keep his mouth shut.
Speaker 3: Of course, he tells Derek and Stephanie all about the
Speaker 3: work he did for them to fix the timeline because
Speaker 3: he jumped with his phone and he had the video
Speaker 3: of the original mistake that lost the game on his phone,
Speaker 3: so that wasn't changed in the timeline. So he shows
Speaker 3: them in the future. Look, this is what originally happened,
Speaker 3: and I fixed it for you, making him kind of
Speaker 3: popular again. He goes to the popular party, dances like
Speaker 3: he's for some reason now on a whole bunch of ecstasy,
Speaker 3: and is the only person left uncool at the school
Speaker 3: is now Charlie, who ends up outside the party looking
Speaker 3: through the window and being very sad at all. Must
Speaker 3: look like there should be rain just on that window. Yeah,
Speaker 3: But all of a sudden, we also cut to something
Speaker 3: very strange that's happening on the school's football field. A
Speaker 3: wormhole is beginning to open, and the scientists are still
Speaker 3: on their tail and have called in the FBI. But
Speaker 3: we thought the FBI was already following them, so it
Speaker 3: doesn't make a whole lot of sense. I didn't get
Speaker 3: it at this point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was confused of who was what? Yes, what
Speaker 2: company they worked for?
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, really weird.
Speaker 1: That's the bad news.
Speaker 3: But the good news is Derek was caught by Stephanie
Speaker 3: kissing another girl at school, so she tells Virgil and
Speaker 3: he races over to kind of just be there for
Speaker 3: her to sim I guess you would say. He finally
Speaker 3: sees his opportunity to steal his ex best friend's girl.
Speaker 2: Yeah, take that, take that one that, Derek.
Speaker 3: And speaking of x besties, Derek of course wants him
Speaker 3: to travel back in time to make sure he doesn't say,
Speaker 3: stop me from kissing the other girl.
Speaker 2: It's a mistakes, he says.
Speaker 3: Go back in time and make sure Stephanie doesn't see.
Speaker 5: Me sing on her can Yeah, And Virgil says, we'll
Speaker 5: think about it.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe I'll do that.
Speaker 2: Another opportunity that I think he could have said. No,
Speaker 2: I'm not going to Derek says, I'm gonna beat it
Speaker 2: you up, or I'm going to expose you another I'm
Speaker 2: going to.
Speaker 3: Tell everybody that you're a time, that you're one of
Speaker 3: the minute men exactly, Which what is that for, miss Elliot?
Speaker 1: What is a minute man again?
Speaker 2: I don't really know. I think it's a birdie that
Speaker 2: flies really fast.
Speaker 1: That doesn't that doesn't seem right, that doesn't seem accurate.
Speaker 3: On his way home, he is abducted by the FBI
Speaker 3: and questioned with Charlie and Zeke about their actions. And
Speaker 3: despite the fact that they are let go without any
Speaker 3: charges for now, the minute Men argue about Virgil's new
Speaker 3: love for being popular and they all break up, and
Speaker 3: this is the movie moment that made me wonder.
Speaker 1: Does anyone have parents in the film? No, because we
Speaker 1: never see him.
Speaker 2: We don't meet any of the parents. There were no,
Speaker 2: I guess enough, just awful adults, adults already that they
Speaker 2: didn't feel they needed terrible.
Speaker 3: The black hole in the football field is now becoming
Speaker 3: a problem. When it was little, it was just a normal,
Speaker 3: little black hole in the football field. But now it's
Speaker 3: getting bigger and we got to do something about it,
Speaker 3: so much so that Charlie has to tell the FBI
Speaker 3: the truth and needs their help. All while it's the
Speaker 3: night of the school dance where Virgil might fix Derek's
Speaker 3: infidelity problem maybe, but instead he's rigged it so he
Speaker 3: could become the prom king and Stephanie is the queen,
Speaker 3: which very radio rebel. We're all kind of in the
Speaker 3: same world here. Yeah, but also she went from being
Speaker 3: cheated on by a guy to a guy cheating to
Speaker 3: win the prom with her not much better in the
Speaker 3: trust department. But we've already shown that she's a liar
Speaker 3: liar pants on fire two.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, she doesn't care because she's getting.
Speaker 1: Prom queen Yeah, what does she care.
Speaker 2: She's like cool. However, it worked out. I've got the crown,
Speaker 2: got the sash, I'm golden.
Speaker 1: And now she's gonna be with a minute man, which
Speaker 1: according to you, is a good thing.
Speaker 3: They almost kiss, but instead Charlie and the FBI and
Speaker 3: the CIA and the scientists all bargein. They need the
Speaker 3: minimen to fix the football field black hole that is
Speaker 3: now massive and might kill the world, and they've got
Speaker 3: a very limited window. He's like, the world's dead in
Speaker 3: four hours. Yeah, okay, we gotta gum. So they the FBI,
Speaker 3: being amazing adults as well, send three literal.
Speaker 2: Children, right, So you're gonna send send the kids these kids, Ye,
Speaker 2: send the kids into this black.
Speaker 1: Who are friends again, into the black hole?
Speaker 2: The kids sending the cat.
Speaker 3: Yes, the kids at least were smart enough to experiment.
Speaker 3: The FBI is just throwing the kids into the black hole.
Speaker 2: Just jump in. Just they land at the kid's.
Speaker 3: Park, and then Charlie saves the day with a computer
Speaker 3: and look at that and turn their traveling back to
Speaker 3: the first day of school.
Speaker 5: Somehow the day of the ram Hanging.
Speaker 3: The ram Hanging are exactly our ram hanging.
Speaker 1: First day of school.
Speaker 3: Virgil wants to make the mistake, but Charlie wants him
Speaker 3: to leave it because that's the day they became friends
Speaker 3: and it's his favorite day, which is very sweet. And
Speaker 3: in the scene watching all happen as his current self,
Speaker 3: he realizes it was actually all Derek's idea to embarrass him.
Speaker 3: He sits there and there's Derek who pulls out the
Speaker 3: lipstick and is like, let's do this to him too.
Speaker 1: It's just another person on the list that should be
Speaker 1: run over.
Speaker 3: In this movie.
Speaker 1: Yes, I would have changed the writing.
Speaker 3: I loved what they did, but I would have changed
Speaker 3: the writing to where it was Charlie saying you should
Speaker 3: go back and fix what happened. I would have had
Speaker 3: Charlie say to Virgil, I think you should go back
Speaker 3: and change this. This is your opportunity, and Virgil says, no,
Speaker 3: this is when you and I became friends. This turned
Speaker 3: out to be my favorite day. So they were both
Speaker 3: trying to sacrifice for each other. Yeah, instead of it
Speaker 3: being Charlie saying, don't go do this, then you're ruining
Speaker 3: my life. If they were both self lists, I think
Speaker 3: it would have been better, a better moment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a little selfish but.
Speaker 2: One more Disney Channel too. Yeah, I something you'd expect
Speaker 2: from them.
Speaker 3: I agree, But they also learned that the Vortex is
Speaker 3: closing earlier than they thought, so they steal the rocket car,
Speaker 3: ignite that puppy to twelve, and speed through town in
Speaker 3: one of the better actual Disney decom chase sings we've seen,
Speaker 3: although not nearly as good as almost killing the little
Speaker 3: kid in Bratt Patrol with the with the with the
Speaker 3: Brat Cycle or Brattmobile. They barely make it through the
Speaker 3: wormhole in time now without the rocket car, and they
Speaker 3: land at the first day of senior year, and all
Speaker 3: the time travel now is gone because they are back
Speaker 3: to kind of the starting point. Virgil stands up to Derek,
Speaker 3: ditches him forever, and completely steal Stephanie, so not only
Speaker 3: ditches him but snakes his girl. Zeke now is a
Speaker 3: confidence to flirt with girls, and Charlie is all about
Speaker 3: Janette and goes and kisses her. She kissed him before,
Speaker 3: but now that everything's been a race, she doesn't remember
Speaker 3: that this happened, so he just plants one on her,
Speaker 3: and it turns out the entire movie is about scoring chicks.
Speaker 3: Gotta love it a right.
Speaker 2: That ends up being their whole goal. And we had
Speaker 2: no idea until film, very.
Speaker 1: Until the end.
Speaker 3: Even Zeke, who really had no really stands with women before,
Speaker 3: now has one under each arm, Yes, under his freakishly
Speaker 3: tall arms.
Speaker 2: The only time he saw Zeke with any other girls
Speaker 2: is at the dance, where he all of a sudden
Speaker 2: has his little nineteen fifties you know, threeser girls. It's like, okay, all.
Speaker 3: Right, yes, And the movie ends with Charlie now screaming
Speaker 3: that they have to time travel again, but instead they
Speaker 3: drag them away. They're staying in this timeline where they've
Speaker 3: apparently become the only versions of the cells. Where are
Speaker 3: the other versions of themselves? Did they have to kill
Speaker 3: the other versions of themselves? They never get into that.
Speaker 3: They're like, let's not mention that there's nine sets of
Speaker 3: these kids running around. Now, where the hell are the
Speaker 3: other verses themselves? It's fine in my head, they've killed
Speaker 3: them all and they're buried in the backyard.
Speaker 2: Oh I thought they were all chained up in the
Speaker 2: bunker under.
Speaker 1: The Oh, it could be that.
Speaker 3: And that, dear listeners, is the end of Missy Elliott's
Speaker 3: minute Men. So there we go. Let's do some real reviews.
Speaker 3: I got the five star this time. Yeah, so here
Speaker 3: we go. This is from Noah Z. This is the
Speaker 3: best movie ever made. There is not a single flaw,
Speaker 3: just a bunch of boys boying around. If you're a boy,
Speaker 3: watch this movie. If you're a girl, watch this movie.
Speaker 4: I like it.
Speaker 2: Thanks Noah. I got a one star here from Garrett
Speaker 2: two to one zero. Why would you using a time
Speaker 2: machine create a black hole?
Speaker 3: It's a legitimate thing.
Speaker 1: Everybody knows.
Speaker 3: Time machines screw with the time continuum. They don't form
Speaker 3: black holes.
Speaker 2: It's two completely different things, totally. That's what I thought, Garrett,
Speaker 2: honestly watching it, all of a sudden, now we have
Speaker 2: a black hole. Now I'm not the expert on time
Speaker 2: traveling movies, but this was a first of the ones
Speaker 2: I've watched that now there's a black hole.
Speaker 3: Caua.
Speaker 1: No, it made no sense, no sense.
Speaker 3: It should have been something where again like Back to
Speaker 3: the Future did the great thing with the photograph that
Speaker 3: he has with people are disappearing. It's like people don't exist.
Speaker 3: You're erasing yourself from history, something having to do with time, right,
Speaker 3: But this one was just like, all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: it's caused an earthquake, Like wait.
Speaker 2: What Elson, It's like, oh, Army Geddon's coming. Okay.
Speaker 3: Because of time travel, it seems like they took a
Speaker 3: left and they should have taken it right. You also
Speaker 3: know out there, dear listeners, now, those of you that
Speaker 3: have stuck with us, that we love to play little
Speaker 3: games every week that have been set up for us.
Speaker 3: And we have a new one now and it's called
Speaker 3: to the minute. To the minute in celebration of the movie,
Speaker 3: and its title will be given specific events and we
Speaker 3: have to guess how long they lasted in minutes. So,
Speaker 3: for example, if it's the nineteen eighty eight World Series
Speaker 3: Game five between the Dodgers and the oapland as the
Speaker 3: answer is one hundred and seventy one minutes, everyone knows
Speaker 3: that if we get our answer within five minutes, we
Speaker 3: get a point and we have to go from there. Okay,
Speaker 3: what is the amount of minutes that rock climber Aaron
Speaker 3: Ralston played by James Franco in the Stressful movie about
Speaker 3: his life, was trapped when a boulder fell on his arm.
Speaker 3: It was so oh god, see, this is the thing
Speaker 3: that's so annoying about this game is at the end
Speaker 3: of the day, it's math. So because wasn't it called
Speaker 3: one hundred and forty one hours or one hundred and
Speaker 3: forty hours something like that, one hundred and seventy two hours.
Speaker 1: I think it was one hundred and forty one hours,
Speaker 1: so one hundred so it's sixty times one hundred and
Speaker 1: forty one.
Speaker 3: It is going to be the answer.
Speaker 2: Jordan was here, he'd be so good, he could do
Speaker 2: math so fast.
Speaker 3: I'm putting it in by I'm I'm not cheating by
Speaker 3: using the calculator. I'm sorry because I think I have
Speaker 3: So I'm going to say it's eighty four hundred and
Speaker 3: sixty minutes.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna use a little technique I've learned on a
Speaker 2: TV show. I'm gonna say eighty four hundred and sixty
Speaker 2: one minutes. Jensen, I can't believe.
Speaker 6: First off, I can't believe Sabrina was bad at family feud.
Speaker 6: She's just so good at games. The movie was called
Speaker 6: one hundred and twenty seven hours, seven six and twenty minutes.
Speaker 1: Okay, so I was close.
Speaker 3: I had the right idea, just the wrong title of.
Speaker 2: The Who was closer?
Speaker 1: I was no me? Yes, because you were one above me.
Speaker 6: It was all one above again again, total shock that
Speaker 6: you're bad at these games.
Speaker 3: Okay. The minutes a person has gone without sleep in
Speaker 3: nineteen sixty four, setting a Guinness World record, which they
Speaker 3: stopped keeping track of in nineteen ninety seven due to
Speaker 3: health concerns. Okay, I believe I read an article about
Speaker 3: this back in the day. So I'm going did you
Speaker 3: because I did a paper on uh lucid dreaming? Okay,
Speaker 3: I think, hang on.
Speaker 6: This would only be funny if we'll get it to
Speaker 6: the minute.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna try to wait. Hang I was like, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna try it. So wait, is it twenty four thousand,
Speaker 3: four hundred and eighty?
Speaker 6: All right, where's where's Sabrina sitting?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go with thirty six thousand, four hundred.
Speaker 3: Well it's man too.
Speaker 1: Will wins.
Speaker 6: This person was awake for eleven days and twenty four minutes,
Speaker 6: which is two hundred and sixty four point four hours,
Speaker 6: which is fifteen eight hundred and sixty four minutes.
Speaker 3: I thought it was seventeen days. I thought he was
Speaker 3: awake for seventeen days. It was eleven Okay, man, could
Speaker 3: you imagine? I had the math right, I had the
Speaker 3: numbers wrong.
Speaker 1: Ye awful.
Speaker 2: And you know what, new moms out there probably go
Speaker 2: through this exactly.
Speaker 3: Okay, man, how about the amount of minutes estimating twenty
Speaker 3: two minutes per episode and averaging twenty four episodes of
Speaker 3: season that was made of the original Frasier sitcom?
Speaker 2: It just twenty two times twenty four? Is it five
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty eight?
Speaker 3: I was gonna say five thousand, two hundred and eighty,
Speaker 3: but that can't be right.
Speaker 1: It's got to be way more than that, because.
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't know, I'm gonna say, yeah, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: say five thousand, two hundred and eighty. Sabrina, what are
Speaker 3: you gonna say?
Speaker 1: You're gonna say five hundred and twenty eight?
Speaker 3: Okay, what have we got?
Speaker 2: This isn't the game for me.
Speaker 6: This one is not the game, right. It's five thousand,
Speaker 6: eight hundred minutes.
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 1: Close, I said five thousand, two hundred and eighty.
Speaker 3: Not bad.
Speaker 1: It wasn't ten years of Frasers on eleven seasons.
Speaker 3: That's what it is. I missed it season an all right.
Speaker 3: And finally, roughly the amount of minutes that Kim Kardashi
Speaker 3: was married to basketball player Christian Bridge seven ouch seven minutes.
Speaker 2: That's they were No, they were married.
Speaker 1: This knows perfectly.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I don't know perfectly. I just know
Speaker 2: that they weren't married for very long. She was only
Speaker 2: married for like a month or something like that.
Speaker 3: Okay, so let's say it's a month, so that's there's
Speaker 3: thirty days in a month. So it's thirty days times twenty.
Speaker 1: That's too hard to.
Speaker 2: Do, Sames, was it forty three thousand two?
Speaker 3: Hun?
Speaker 1: Can't be right, is it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I woulda say, twenty seven, six hundred minutes.
Speaker 6: She wins, she got it?
Speaker 3: What is it?
Speaker 6: Oh, she got it. It's one hundred and three thousand,
Speaker 6: six hundred and eighty minutes. They were married for seventy
Speaker 6: two days, So Sabrina gets.
Speaker 2: Down twenty two.
Speaker 1: That was a tough mass related game.
Speaker 3: Not for me.
Speaker 2: Not for me. I didn't enjoy that one at all.
Speaker 1: At least you weren't shaking your leg.
Speaker 2: I know, at least I didn't do that, By the way,
Speaker 2: I did.
Speaker 6: I did watch the clip, and the funniest part about
Speaker 6: it is actually that the guy from Boisdomen, also after
Speaker 6: she does it, shakes his own leg almost to mock her.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, Oh, I can't wait to see that.
Speaker 2: By the way, I know Joey Vattone very well. He's
Speaker 2: like a big brother to me, and he always picks
Speaker 2: on me. And he was right over the shoulder and
Speaker 2: he's looking at me going because he knew how big
Speaker 2: of a fan, and alexiited I was, so now, yeah,
Speaker 2: he'll never let me live that down either.
Speaker 1: Can we do Sabrina ceas please?
Speaker 2: Of course, there's just a few things right from the beginning.
Speaker 2: First of all, this is the first time I believe,
Speaker 2: remembering at least, that we see one of the kids
Speaker 2: with like a full set of braces on a d com.
Speaker 1: Oh interesting, Okay.
Speaker 2: I don't remember another character, definitely not one of the
Speaker 2: main characters, right, So I was going, wait, is Jason
Speaker 2: couldna have braces this whole time? I kind of it's funny, yeah,
Speaker 2: because it was strange. You never really see very many
Speaker 2: not never, but you don't often see kids with braces
Speaker 2: on TV. So that was kind of a fun But
Speaker 2: obviously it helps make him younger, right, and then he
Speaker 2: transforms into the bean.
Speaker 6: Did you also notice that when he was wearing braces,
Speaker 6: they were all wearing very large clothes, so that looks
Speaker 6: like they were even younger.
Speaker 3: To show that.
Speaker 2: You're in a baggy looking clothes.
Speaker 3: Giant boxy baggy clothes. Yep, I did, and of course.
Speaker 2: That being the opening of the movie, I wasn't sure why.
Speaker 2: And then it makes sense obviously, which is great. Also,
Speaker 2: we had a huge wind control and it made me
Speaker 2: think of a little bit of the airplanes for some reason,
Speaker 2: but a huge wind control issue. I wanted to get
Speaker 2: that girl a bobby pin right from the start. Her
Speaker 2: bang was just like the whole time as she's trying
Speaker 2: to talk, and I know because that's happened to me before.
Speaker 2: You're shooting outside and you're going, oh my, just somebody,
Speaker 2: just bobby pin it. I can't. I'm gotta get out
Speaker 2: of my face. Minor from the beginning because then I
Speaker 2: just started kind of watching. But the other one, why
Speaker 2: is it when we go into somebody who's the bike
Speaker 2: of the group, must they have biker leather gloves? Why
Speaker 2: is that just the staple the biker look?
Speaker 3: It is?
Speaker 2: The fake rocket flare really threw me for a week too.
Speaker 3: It looked so bad.
Speaker 2: I didn't think it was needed. No, I agree, And
Speaker 2: then I wanted to ask you if you remember having
Speaker 2: in my school, the hall passes that teachers would make
Speaker 2: would be sort of they'd kind of be made over
Speaker 2: the top so that people didn't just want to go
Speaker 2: to the bathroom.
Speaker 3: It was like it was like a tire right the
Speaker 3: rim of a car or something like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I wanted to know if that was how
Speaker 2: it was at your school or not, then have hall passes.
Speaker 3: Really it was can I go to the bathroom? They'd say, yes,
Speaker 3: we go smoke.
Speaker 2: You didn't have to have any kind of pass.
Speaker 3: I mean eventually if you needed anything, they'd just scribble
Speaker 3: something on a piece of paper and you'd show it
Speaker 3: to somebody.
Speaker 2: But nobody, okay, piece of paper.
Speaker 3: In such a small school that you knew everybody, I
Speaker 3: mean there was four twenty kids in my whole school,
Speaker 3: so it was like, yeah, my high school graduation took
Speaker 3: forty two minutes. Oh wow, wow, Yeah, I was just there.
Speaker 3: We had nobody.
Speaker 2: Our school was so big that we had to have
Speaker 2: two lunches, so you were either a first lunch or
Speaker 2: second lunch, and all my friends got first lunch and
Speaker 2: I had second. So I almost every day would go
Speaker 2: out and go to the bathroom and go hang out
Speaker 2: and I always had this plastic duck with me, yeah,
Speaker 2: carry around.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And that was it.
Speaker 2: So that made me think of it. Their little hall
Speaker 2: passed and the last thing, and we didn't talk about it.
Speaker 2: I thought. I wrote it down just to see. I
Speaker 2: was not a fan of the music in this movie.
Speaker 2: It didn't music was not really I yeah, I really
Speaker 2: loved the music that's in so many of the T coms.
Speaker 2: And I missed which one Ali and aj song was
Speaker 2: and which one Corbin Bleue. I do love their music
Speaker 2: with the you know what I've heard, but and I'm
Speaker 2: not sure which one it was, but the montages and
Speaker 2: things when the music was really relevant in the score
Speaker 2: of it, I didn't love. And this was this I
Speaker 2: would say he was probably one of the first first
Speaker 2: on one moms that I've not been a fan of it,
Speaker 2: which was kind of a bummer. Hey, that's that's gonna
Speaker 2: affect my score.
Speaker 3: Okay, just so you know, I totally understand that, especially
Speaker 3: somebody who loves music as much as you and say
Speaker 3: everything else, you got it. Music's important.
Speaker 2: We can roll into the ratings because this is going
Speaker 2: to affect my score.
Speaker 1: Well, then let's rate it. Let's rate it.
Speaker 3: We're you know, as I said before, one being awful,
Speaker 3: ten being great, And we've got several options for this week.
Speaker 3: We could do one out of ten ram hanging cheerleaders,
Speaker 3: one out of ten, hummingbird with one out of ten,
Speaker 3: nerds becoming popular dancers, one out of ten, petty high schools,
Speaker 3: one out of ten, Principles from Community, one out of
Speaker 3: ten missing parents. I'm going to add one out of ten,
Speaker 3: Miss Elliot. Minute now, which would you like to pick? Sabrina?
Speaker 2: I think because he did just drive both of us crazy.
Speaker 2: The whole movie was the Principles from Community.
Speaker 3: Okay, I think I went first last time, I believe
Speaker 3: Oh no.
Speaker 2: You lost count I think I went first.
Speaker 3: You gave us seven and a half to Brat Patrol,
Speaker 3: and you did seven and I did seven. I'm not
Speaker 3: gonna go as high on this one as Brat Patrol.
Speaker 3: I had some issues with this movie once again, though
Speaker 3: loved the cast, I loved kind of the idea. I
Speaker 3: thought some of the execution wasn't great, hated some of
Speaker 3: the characters, actually viscerally hated some of the characters, which
Speaker 3: is very rare for me.
Speaker 1: I'm going to.
Speaker 3: Give this a six Okay, it's going to be six
Speaker 3: Principles from Community for me for this movie, for all
Speaker 3: the reasons I just said, and I'm gonna I'm gonna
Speaker 3: stick with that. I'm gonna stick with the six.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I'm actually gonna be right there. Six
Speaker 2: Principle from Community. It would have gotten a little bit
Speaker 2: more if I was able to enjoy the music a
Speaker 2: little bit more, but again, same thing. Loved the actors.
Speaker 2: You know, there was some holes in it. It wasn't horrible,
Speaker 2: it just I mean coming from I just I enjoyed
Speaker 2: Brat Patrol. That is going to be obviously affecting us
Speaker 2: right as we try to go through it. I enjoyed
Speaker 2: Brat Patrol. I thought it was so creative, and there
Speaker 2: was definitely creative things that happened in this movie. However,
Speaker 2: some of this stuff was just kind of not done
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 3: I real And again I hated the adults. I hated
Speaker 3: every adult in this movie basically.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I don't think it's necessary to hate the Principle. No,
Speaker 2: you didn't have to hate him.
Speaker 3: Bullied kids and I don't care if you're running aroundnaked.
Speaker 1: It just strange. Yeah, strange me too. Well, this week.
Speaker 3: We are so excited I talked about at the beginning,
Speaker 3: and we are very excited because talk about a Disney legend.
Speaker 1: We are interviewing Jason Dolly this week.
Speaker 3: Let's listen to a little bit of it right now.
Speaker 3: The goat that Tom Brady and d Coms is here
Speaker 3: with us. It's me and Brenda Song. I think we're
Speaker 3: because we're I think.
Speaker 6: We're both we're tied for I think we both have
Speaker 6: four Okay, yeah, and I think that's the most.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a few of you because we just interviewed
Speaker 2: from a Halloween town.
Speaker 3: Oh, Kimberly Brown, of course, yeah, there we go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, were any of those sequels.
Speaker 3: Though, yes, they were all yours are standalone, not of
Speaker 3: mine sequels.
Speaker 2: You're all that's such good original.
Speaker 1: Which brendous songs I believe are also all originals. Oh
Speaker 1: that's that would be.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a good point, Jason.
Speaker 3: That's a big a whole thing about it. But you know,
Speaker 3: and that'll be on our magical rewind feed this week,
Speaker 3: so please don't miss out.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much for joining us.
Speaker 3: Also, everybody, of course, go and check out the clip
Speaker 3: of Sabrina on Family Feud because I know I'm gonna
Speaker 3: be watching it right after we're done.
Speaker 1: I cannot wait to see.
Speaker 2: That Jensen's already founded, of.
Speaker 3: Course, and he's probably watched it one hundred times. That
Speaker 3: our Jensen find stuff very quickly. Our next movie that
Speaker 3: you can watch along with us is two thousand and
Speaker 3: one's The Proof Point. And all I know about this
Speaker 3: movie is that I've been told by producer Jensen that
Speaker 3: it's directed by the same man who made nineteen eighty
Speaker 3: four's Bachelor Party and nineteen eighty five's Moving Violations. If
Speaker 3: I know anything about d coms, I'm guessing it's not
Speaker 3: going to be the same as Bachelor Party. Poof Point
Speaker 3: is currently on Disney Plus, so you can go out
Speaker 3: and watch it today, And remember, please subscribe to our
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