Speaker 1: All right, So Sabrina, Yes, we got a biggie today.
Speaker 2: We do.
Speaker 3: We got like a legit big movie for the channel today.
Speaker 3: And this is one where fans are hugely like when
Speaker 3: it's not just fan, its fanatical about this movie and
Speaker 3: this whole, this whole what's the word I'm looking for, franchise?
Speaker 3: Thank you? Like this is big. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And here's the thing too, I feel like, although we
Speaker 2: had Brink and Smart House and all of that, because
Speaker 2: it was a franchise, I want to say this was
Speaker 2: like the first like mega fans.
Speaker 3: Yeah, of a d com yep. And it was the
Speaker 3: first for a lot of other things too, which we'll
Speaker 3: get into. We well, I'll tell you when we get there.
Speaker 3: But first of all, welcome back to Magical Rewind, the
Speaker 3: show that makes you want to grab your friends, your
Speaker 3: pjs and your popcorn. Go back to a time when
Speaker 3: all the houses were smart.
Speaker 1: The waves, tsunamis, and the high School's musical. I'm Wilford Dell.
Speaker 2: And I'm Sabrina Bryan.
Speaker 1: Well, this week we returned to Sequel Town, but this
Speaker 1: time it's Zequel Town.
Speaker 3: Yes, people, As we tackle the two thousand and one
Speaker 3: return to Space d com Xenon the Zequel, only out
Speaker 3: done years later when the Chipmunks released their squeak Wal,
Speaker 3: a word I never thought I'd say ever in my life.
Speaker 3: I think so. Yes, this might just be the pioneer
Speaker 3: when it comes to creative wordplay for a second film.
Speaker 3: Yes the zequal The movie debut on January twelve, two
Speaker 3: thousand and one, and set up the premiere of another
Speaker 3: iconic Disney property, the first episode of Lizzie McGuire. Yes,
Speaker 3: it aired directly after Xenon the Zequeal and would go
Speaker 3: on to become one of the biggest shows of that year.
Speaker 3: Quite a big day on the channel. Lizzie McGuire obviously
Speaker 3: a show about a girl who is a singer who
Speaker 3: turns out Nope, not that at all. That just became
Speaker 3: the movie all of a sudden, out of nowhere. Thank
Speaker 3: you very much. Send all of your hate emails right
Speaker 3: to me.
Speaker 1: I wrap myself in them at night and get a
Speaker 1: great night sleep.
Speaker 3: This also marked the first zequel under the dcom banner Yes,
Speaker 3: Belee it or not, following Xenon Girl of the Twenty
Speaker 3: first Century from two years earlier. Now, usually Disney is
Speaker 3: ironclad with those sequel contracts, but maybe because it was
Speaker 3: a zequel and not a sequel, they let it kind
Speaker 3: of fall by the rayside because, yeah, Raven Simone did
Speaker 3: not return to play Nebula. She was reportedly busy shooting
Speaker 3: Doctor Doolittle too. This time it's personal, so she was replaced,
Speaker 3: which is not very common in these movies that we review.
Speaker 3: But as somebody I'm friends with knows very well, this
Speaker 3: was not the first time Raven has dipped out.
Speaker 1: Of a franchise.
Speaker 3: WHOA, I'm just saying. I wasn't referring to you at all,
Speaker 3: but hey, I haven't seen the third one. How how okay,
Speaker 3: maybe I'm wrong. How was Raven in the third Cheetah
Speaker 3: Girls movie?
Speaker 2: She was great? No, no, she wasn't in it. But hey, listen,
Speaker 2: when the when the jobs come at the same time.
Speaker 4: I get it.
Speaker 2: Gotta make a choice at some point, I get.
Speaker 3: And I think, obviously, for something like this, if you're
Speaker 3: doing the sequel another sequel to an Eddie Murphy movie,
Speaker 3: you go when you do that, I completely and totally understand.
Speaker 3: But we'll talk about Cheater Girls when we get the
Speaker 3: Cheeta Girls, because I haven't even seen it yet, but
Speaker 3: I want all the tea and yes, and although we
Speaker 3: haven't gotten there yet this time Xenon, like I said,
Speaker 3: is a trilogy. A third movie, Xenon Z three, would
Speaker 3: be released just three years later. Do you think they
Speaker 3: should reboot Xenon? Do you think the kids want to
Speaker 3: see it under wrap style, like a like a whole new.
Speaker 2: Version of x like do the same movie with the.
Speaker 3: New Sure you got all the technology and all the
Speaker 3: stuff going on now, I mean, do you think this
Speaker 3: is something that kids would want to see or is
Speaker 3: this is Xenon in space not a thing that kids
Speaker 3: are into anymore?
Speaker 2: I mean, we saw portion of it with what was it,
Speaker 2: the third movie of Zombies, and the kids loved it
Speaker 2: with the aliens, and I mean we didn't even get
Speaker 2: going and dancing.
Speaker 3: Would they have to add singing and dancing the Xenon? Maybe?
Speaker 3: Do they make the musical?
Speaker 2: I think what I what I When I think about
Speaker 2: Descendants and Zombies, those franchises, I think that the kids
Speaker 2: really love to find a micro world and totally just
Speaker 2: embrace a new micro world. And there has not been
Speaker 2: a lot of like space type stuff on the channel yet,
Speaker 2: so I think there's definitely a place for it. I agree,
Speaker 2: and I think the fans will embrace it one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: I agree with you, And I.
Speaker 2: Don't think it needs to be a musical.
Speaker 3: I know, I think actually could be exactly what we
Speaker 3: just watched. Yes, And I think actually they don't It
Speaker 3: shouldn't be a musical because now then everything's a musical,
Speaker 3: And I think they need some movies that are big
Speaker 3: tent pole franchises that are not musicals.
Speaker 2: Yes, and I think, but I do, I will say
Speaker 2: I don't think it would should be the first one.
Speaker 2: I think it would need to be the second one.
Speaker 2: Take us out of the normal everyday life, take us
Speaker 2: to space. That's what I think it would need to be.
Speaker 2: Not but I mean it was enough in space.
Speaker 3: Don't you think you have to introduce it again to
Speaker 3: a whole new generation? So like you'd have to start
Speaker 3: with the first scene in space and then see the
Speaker 3: high school a little bit, it's like, and then go back, maybe.
Speaker 2: Go back, I mean, if you're talking to yeah, I
Speaker 2: don't know, I don't know, I do not know. Can
Speaker 2: we do that in ninety minutes? Well that's the.
Speaker 3: Question, I know exactly or eighty nine? Well, who will
Speaker 3: get into that? Hilariously because this was released in two
Speaker 3: thousand and one, this was the first dcom ever to
Speaker 3: have its own website, and one thing that was on
Speaker 3: the site was a contest for fans asking them to
Speaker 3: find hidden z's inside the movie, which might absolutely made
Speaker 3: people go crazy. I did not even know about this
Speaker 3: before I watch it, and I'm glad I didn't, because
Speaker 3: that's all I would have been looking for is hidden z's.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, and I there there were a couple. Now that
Speaker 2: i'm there's an of them, I'm sure, yes, And that
Speaker 2: such a great idea for Disney.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, it's like finding these here's the thing. Now
Speaker 3: I'm going back and I'm wondering, like where I missed
Speaker 3: them in places where like, for instance, when she's walking
Speaker 3: through the big spider Web, was there a Z in
Speaker 3: the spider Web?
Speaker 1: Like I want to know, Yes, I want to know
Speaker 1: all that stuff.
Speaker 3: There is also a small Mandela effect when it comes
Speaker 3: to Xenon. There's an entire generation that thinks it was
Speaker 3: Xenon with an X, not a Z, but they're quickly
Speaker 3: made to feel stupid when they're reminded it's a zequel,
Speaker 3: and that clearly plays off the Z. Silly, silly, people,
Speaker 3: And yes, Xenon two is available to stream right now
Speaker 3: Disney Plus. You can watch it before listening to our breakdown,
Speaker 3: or watch it later after we've tainted your opinion. Ha
Speaker 3: I said taped anyway, Okay, were you excited? We obviously
Speaker 3: knew there was a there was a c well, because
Speaker 3: we watched the first one, and we knew there was
Speaker 3: the second one? But were you excited to see it?
Speaker 3: Had you seen it before? No?
Speaker 2: This That's why I was so excited, because I obviously
Speaker 2: loved that the first one, you know, had seen that,
Speaker 2: you know, several times, never had seen the second one,
Speaker 2: being that it was in two thousand and one, You're
Speaker 2: talking like my junior year of high school. So I'm
Speaker 2: really you know, I'm working. I am watching the channel
Speaker 2: for some things, but not like invested in any kind
Speaker 2: of franchise at that point.
Speaker 3: With two thousand and one, was your junior year in
Speaker 3: high school?
Speaker 2: Yes? Oh, for the love of God, yes, And it's
Speaker 2: really honestly not that young anymore.
Speaker 3: It was in we just got I was in first grade.
Speaker 2: Oh, first see made He's just.
Speaker 3: Jeez, two thousand and one, Boy Meets World has already done.
Speaker 3: I was twenty five.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, Boy Meets World was done. I was
Speaker 2: your prime demo for Boy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well because we're awesome. Yes, okay, So now everybody
Speaker 3: pop in your Protozoa set single, which it's not even
Speaker 3: that it should be poping your one little disc type
Speaker 3: thing that they give you in the thing.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's called. It's time for the synopsis.
Speaker 3: Teenager xenon cars space Station is being taken over and
Speaker 3: dismantled by the military. She receives a mysterious signal. It
Speaker 3: must convince everyone it's from aliens who've appeared to help them.
Speaker 1: Sabrina early thoughts on zenone two.
Speaker 2: So the only thing I knew we haven't. We didn't
Speaker 2: really talk normally. The question is did you know anything
Speaker 2: about it? The only thing I knew about, and is
Speaker 2: from our interview with Stu, is that the second one
Speaker 2: was going to be set in space on their ship.
Speaker 2: We knew that he had told us in our interview that.
Speaker 3: So the first one was set in space.
Speaker 2: Remember we talked about it. It's really not on the
Speaker 2: spaceship that much.
Speaker 3: Well, it's on the spaces mainly kicked out and then
Speaker 3: she's back on Earth, right, But you at least get to,
Speaker 3: you know, the spaceship Abit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was recognizable for sure, But I remember saying
Speaker 2: in the first one, like I wish we had been
Speaker 2: in that set environment way more than just being down
Speaker 2: on Earth. So this one, I was really excited to
Speaker 2: know that the predominant amount of it was going to
Speaker 2: be on this spaceship. And I was so excited and
Speaker 2: I was never once disappointed throughout this movie.
Speaker 3: So you loved it, loved it.
Speaker 2: I loved, love, love this Okay, and Monroe liked it too?
Speaker 3: Oh good? What I thought popped.
Speaker 2: In and out? I'm no, I feel like we're gonna
Speaker 2: breeze by it, because you're making me nervous with your eyes,
Speaker 2: your Google eyes are making me a little nervous about
Speaker 2: how you thought about Xenon. What did you think?
Speaker 3: Okay, If I'm honest, I loved this movie. Oh good?
Speaker 3: I did absolutely this movie flew by. It was so fast,
Speaker 3: actually engaging. It looked great.
Speaker 1: I was like, this movie looks like it cost fifty
Speaker 1: million dollars.
Speaker 2: Yes, it looked so good.
Speaker 3: It was so good.
Speaker 2: And one of the first things that pops up, I'm like, oh,
Speaker 2: I'm hoping this just like gets will right on is
Speaker 2: like the Star Wars. The retelling so that which made
Speaker 2: it great because I felt this movie you don't really
Speaker 2: have to see the first one to see the second one.
Speaker 3: No, you don't have to. They recap it well.
Speaker 2: The recap that they do in the front is so good,
Speaker 2: and it was such a fun way to do it.
Speaker 2: Four kids. It still looked like it was four kids.
Speaker 2: Wasn't too old, you know, like Star Wars feeling old?
Speaker 3: No, great, I thought it was great. I did too.
Speaker 3: It was directed by writer director Manny Coto, who did
Speaker 3: not direct the original that was Kenneth Johnson. On the
Speaker 3: directing side, Manny helmed and wrote the cult horror movie
Speaker 3: Doctor Giggles in nineteen ninety two and Star Kid in
Speaker 3: nineteen ninety seven, but we know him as the director
Speaker 3: of the Andy Lawrence Clone dcom The Other Me. On
Speaker 3: the writing side, Manny was well accomplished with credits on
Speaker 3: TV shows like Star Trek, Enterprise, Dexter, American Horror Story,
Speaker 3: and twenty four Which you want an Emmy four. Sadly,
Speaker 3: zen On two was his last directing job, passed away
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty three from pancreatic cancer. The Star xenon herself.
Speaker 3: Kirsten Storms is back. We all remember her from the
Speaker 3: First movie, obviously, which was her first acting job. Ever,
Speaker 3: you may also remember her from Johnny Tsunami, making her
Speaker 3: a bit of a dcom legend around these parts, and
Speaker 3: in adulthood she conquered another niche, becoming a massive soap
Speaker 3: opera star. On Days of Our Lives in General Hospital
Speaker 3: for over two decades Insane. As mentioned, Raven Simone was
Speaker 3: replaced as Nebula Wade. Now we have a Shaddya Simmons,
Speaker 3: a very familiar face to Rewinders. She played Piper in
Speaker 3: what is likely best dcom nominee, The Color of Friendship.
Speaker 3: Oh man, we love that movie, and she was in Quints,
Speaker 3: which we didn't like as much. She was also on
Speaker 3: the Canadian show Life with Derek, which apparently is just
Speaker 3: a bunch of people apologizing, which aired on Disney Channel
Speaker 3: and in the US.
Speaker 1: I'm kidding, it's Canadian, so that's what's the job.
Speaker 3: Forget it. Canadians are awesome people. They're just they're very
Speaker 3: apologetic people. They're wonderful. Philip Reese is back as pro Tozoa.
Speaker 3: He became an always working actor on shows like twenty four,
Speaker 3: Niptuck and Glee, and he's our guest this week on
Speaker 3: the Magical rewind Feed, ready to talk all about Xenon.
Speaker 3: Very exciting. Everybody here was freaking out. Never be in
Speaker 3: a text chain with fourteen people who want to meet
Speaker 3: pro Tozoa. That's all I have to say.
Speaker 2: Oh so good.
Speaker 3: The very recognizable Stuart Pankin also returns as Commander Edward
Speaker 3: plank He was in classic movies like Congo, Fatal Attraction,
Speaker 3: and Arachnophobia, but Big HBO fans might recognize him from
Speaker 3: not Necessarily The News, Great Show and New for the
Speaker 3: zequal Another just stellar character, actor John Getz is General Hammond.
Speaker 3: By the way, for everybody out there who's a Mash fan,
Speaker 3: I swear to God that's who they named after, General Hammond.
Speaker 3: This guy's IMDb is a murderer's row of good projects.
Speaker 3: He's been in movies like Blood Simple, The Social Network,
Speaker 3: The Fly, Zodiac, Don't Tell Mom, The Babysitters Dead, and
Speaker 3: TV shows like The West Wing, mad Men, Homeland, and Bosh.
Speaker 3: I mean, this is the dude.
Speaker 2: Yes, so recognizable, he's got that fantas.
Speaker 3: Oh man, this pops on that guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, that guy.
Speaker 3: Yes, I would say, while he's probably not to the
Speaker 3: level that we we need for a Dabney Reynolds share, yeah,
Speaker 3: because that's really but we should come up with a
Speaker 3: new chair of like killer character actors. Maybe it's a
Speaker 3: stool character actor stool because yeah, it's he's in everything.
Speaker 3: But enough about those bozos. How about the thing we
Speaker 3: really care about, And that's the running time. Yes, xenon too,
Speaker 3: the zequal clocks in it eighty nine minutes. Yes, the
Speaker 3: time we're seeing more and more one off target, but
Speaker 3: still on the right side of history. So for me,
Speaker 3: that's like a win. Much like my dating profile requirements,
Speaker 3: I like to keep it under ninety.
Speaker 2: It also flew by, as we've already said it was
Speaker 2: it didn't even feel like an hour and a half.
Speaker 3: Like it didn't, and it felt so nice. It just was.
Speaker 3: I wasn't looking at my phone, I wasn't watching it,
Speaker 3: and I actually, did you watch this on an airplane?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah I did. I had I downloaded it and I watched it.
Speaker 3: I had a long flight from Boston. I was like, oh,
Speaker 3: watch it, this will at least kill the time.
Speaker 1: And it finished and I was like, that's it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like that was that was fast?
Speaker 2: Yes, Yeah, I honestly didn't even have like a bunch
Speaker 2: of Sabrina seas because I normally have lists and lists
Speaker 2: of stuff that I'm saying, not I to have like
Speaker 2: six things that I'm like, yeah, these are thoughts.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because it's it was crazy, really fluid and writing wise,
Speaker 3: We've got Marilyn Sadler and Roger Bowlin. They are the
Speaker 3: original writing team behind the book these movies are based on.
Speaker 3: They made a book out of that kidding, and they'd
Speaker 3: go on to create one of the bigger kids shows
Speaker 3: in the past two decades, running from two thousand and
Speaker 3: six to twenty eleven, with an unfortunate name that makes
Speaker 3: Rider Strong giggle every time we say it. They made
Speaker 3: Handy Manny and just leaving it at that, go back
Speaker 3: to the Podmeats World Feed to hear all of Ryder
Speaker 3: Strong's thoughts on Handy Manny, and the teleplay is credit
Speaker 3: to the one and only the dcom daddy himself, Stu Krieger,
Speaker 3: who wrote not only the original but the other Channel
Speaker 3: classics like Smart House, Going to the Mat, Got to
Speaker 3: Kick It Up, cow Bells, and our recently reviewed Phantom
Speaker 3: of the Megaplex.
Speaker 1: Apparently dcom Daddy Steu was.
Speaker 3: Not happy with our review a film. Sure, sorry, Stu
Speaker 3: wasn't her favorite. Let's not waste another minute, though, Let's
Speaker 3: zoom zoom zoom our way into a shuttle, find these aliens,
Speaker 3: and get right into Xenon too. The zequel. We start
Speaker 3: with a reference to Star Wars, like Sabrina was saying
Speaker 3: as a zappad. The communicator tablet from the first movie
Speaker 3: spins through space, eventually landing so we can read a
Speaker 3: preface about chapter two of Xenon on its screen. The
Speaker 3: text rolls from the bottom up, reminding us that fifteen
Speaker 3: year old Xenon car saved her space station from evil
Speaker 3: in the last movie. It's now a year later, and
Speaker 3: Xenon is on top of her game, able to do
Speaker 3: whatever she wants in the space station, seen as a
Speaker 3: bit of a local hero, but now everything in her
Speaker 3: life is about to change. We are thrown directly into
Speaker 3: the busy space station. Nebula and Xenon are walking the halls.
Speaker 3: Nebula nervous about what they're about to do. Xenon knows
Speaker 3: she's seen as too much of a hero to get
Speaker 3: into any trouble and then they run right into Commander Plank,
Speaker 3: who seems stern at first, but Xenon was right. He
Speaker 3: just joyfully lets them go about their way. Xenon then
Speaker 3: takes neb to a restricted communication zone, using a card
Speaker 3: to enter.
Speaker 1: Now slang why Sabrina.
Speaker 3: Xenon has already told Nebula not to be ice when
Speaker 3: she's being on cool, and now this control center they
Speaker 3: enter is Thermo.
Speaker 1: If I had one criticism.
Speaker 3: Of this movie, it was that they really pushed the
Speaker 3: slang in this Yeah. She must have said see this
Speaker 3: lapidus forty two times, like you couldn't make this a
Speaker 3: drinking game, you'd be dead.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So, and again it's a small criticism because I get
Speaker 3: what they're doing, but it was a little much.
Speaker 2: When we when we get a little bit later on,
Speaker 2: I'm going to tell you why it felt too much.
Speaker 3: Too okay, Yeah, because it was just a little much,
Speaker 3: this little little too many reference after reference after reference
Speaker 3: in this world.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, but I will say, Kusten, it's like it
Speaker 2: just rolled off the tongue. I think would stumble on
Speaker 2: these words, Oh, you'd get them. I mean I feel
Speaker 2: like i'd stumble.
Speaker 3: You'd get them, you know, you would hearing kids talk
Speaker 3: nowadays with the words they say, I don't know what
Speaker 3: any of this mid, And I'm like what, I just
Speaker 3: assume you're calling me an idiot, and they're probably right. Well,
Speaker 3: the room they go into looks important, but Sena says
Speaker 3: she's found an interesting monitor and turned it into a
Speaker 3: new game. She's transformed this very important CPU into a
Speaker 3: video game, like a Rachnoid or Pong. Frankly, it seems innocent,
Speaker 3: but we see they're playing. Has opened a door and
Speaker 3: Commander Plank's office and now all of his belongings.
Speaker 1: And furniture are being sucked out into space.
Speaker 3: Now. I was worried here because if she's done this before,
Speaker 3: how has all of this stuff not been sucked out
Speaker 3: in a space already?
Speaker 2: I did too, I went, okay, wait a minute. But
Speaker 2: then my brain was so determined already to love this movie.
Speaker 3: I was the same way. I was like, let go.
Speaker 2: I was thinking, like, it probably happened somewhere else his room.
Speaker 3: Great, that's also.
Speaker 2: It happens somewhere else in this space shuttle.
Speaker 1: And in an unknown little closet she was opening and closing.
Speaker 3: Perfect. Great, I'm with you. And so when Plank returns.
Speaker 3: He shocked to see his things floating outside, and then
Speaker 3: he's almost sucked out the window himself. He holds on
Speaker 3: for dear life while the girls giggle and play what
Speaker 3: they think is an innocent ArKade game on the other
Speaker 3: side of the ship, and as he's being pulled, Plank
Speaker 3: somehow knows who's behind this and yells z it on.
Speaker 3: Zena is now back in her room, talking in her
Speaker 3: zappad wishing somewhat a nice life. She tells Nebula that Greg,
Speaker 3: her Earth boyfriend from the first movie, has dumped her
Speaker 3: and a turn has been written out of the zequel.
Speaker 3: I hope that didn't affect his sag insurance. She kn't.
Speaker 3: That's got to be the worst. He's got to be like,
Speaker 3: oh my god, this is great. They're doing a sequel.
Speaker 3: Oh I can't.
Speaker 2: Oh no, seriously, how that happens?
Speaker 3: Oh god, Well, because they basically I was gonna say, oh,
Speaker 3: they're gonna keep the entire thing on the space station,
Speaker 3: but then they go to Earth. They easily could have
Speaker 3: put him in the movie, but they didn't.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: She, by the way, cannot believe that he dumped her
Speaker 3: and thinks that the Margie girlquote unquote had something to
Speaker 3: do with it. And even worse, Plank has revoked her
Speaker 3: roaming pass after her little stunt today and sent her
Speaker 3: to the Alien Patrol Lab to work it off. One
Speaker 3: month of three hour shifts and six hours on Saturday.
Speaker 3: She'll be side by side with Oriyan, who's been working
Speaker 3: there for five full years and is very quirky. He's
Speaker 3: never picked up a signal, but still gives her a
Speaker 3: tour of what to do just in case that happens.
Speaker 3: And during their first night shift, she's already fallen asleep
Speaker 3: on the job, only to be woken up by an alarm.
Speaker 3: She's ready to alert everyone of an alien signal, but
Speaker 3: it's just O'Ryan with an alarm clock and so the
Speaker 3: next day, Xenon is already complaining about the punishment to
Speaker 3: her mom and breaking the news about Greg and just
Speaker 3: when she thinks things can't get any worse, a breaking
Speaker 3: news bullet and cuts into their TV feed. Her favorite
Speaker 3: pop star, Protozoa, is missing. Since his triumphant concert in Space,
Speaker 3: he has yet to be seen. There are rumors he's retired,
Speaker 3: and Xenon is devastated, and then the entire Space station
Speaker 3: is alerted to meet in the mess hall for an
Speaker 3: emergency briefing. At the meeting, Plank announces someone has stepped
Speaker 3: in to fill the management void left behind by the
Speaker 3: of obviously the first movie's villain, and it's uh oh,
Speaker 3: the US military. They're sending up troops to assess each
Speaker 3: module and decide who is important and who is expendable.
Speaker 3: This means a lot of the Shuttle's families could be
Speaker 3: reassigned to Earth. The new leader, General Hammond again great
Speaker 3: mash reference will arrive soon and explain everything in greater detail.
Speaker 1: Xenon is stressed and lets Plank know it.
Speaker 3: She can't believe these military guys will be making such
Speaker 3: important decisions, and Plank explains he has no control over
Speaker 3: who will stay and who will go. And once this
Speaker 3: Hammond arrives with troops, he surprisingly wants to see Xenon immediately.
Speaker 3: The high ranking military official says he's always looking for
Speaker 3: the best and brightest permissions and everyone says that Xenon
Speaker 3: is the best he could find. She's down for whatever
Speaker 3: his dangerous instructions are, but instead he just asks her
Speaker 3: to supervise his daughter. And his daughter is Margie. The Brad,
Speaker 3: who may have stolen Xenon's boyfriend. She arrives on the
Speaker 3: shuttle looking like she just walked out of the movie Couless.
Speaker 3: Hammond orders his daughter to get some rest, but as
Speaker 3: soon as she starts fake crying and clearly manipulates him,
Speaker 3: he gives in and lets her stay awake. She was
Speaker 3: in the first one.
Speaker 2: Right, Yes, okay, we liked her in the first one.
Speaker 3: We did.
Speaker 2: We liked her as a She was a good villain.
Speaker 2: She was a good villain in the first one. She
Speaker 2: did it really well.
Speaker 3: But you'd also, I'd have to imagine if she came
Speaker 3: up to the space station and you think she stole
Speaker 3: your boyfriend, you'd rather have her where you can see
Speaker 3: her than down on Earth with your boyfriend. Right. Ok
Speaker 3: So there about that.
Speaker 2: You've picked up some good girl talk.
Speaker 3: Right, I'm trying to, hey, trying to After this many dcoms,
Speaker 3: it's hard not to. Now. In Xenon's room, Margie starts
Speaker 3: rubbing Gregory in her face. The two girls already start
Speaker 3: to butt heads about who's turf they're on, and Margie
Speaker 3: quickly threatens Xenon if she's not nice to her, she'll
Speaker 3: have her family removed from the station Cetus Lapidis. Now
Speaker 3: in the dining room, a visibly peeve Xenon has become
Speaker 3: Margie's servant, even cutting her meat for her. And that's
Speaker 3: not all. Xenon also finds herself doing her arch Nemesis
Speaker 3: homework and forfeiting the last of cake to her, and
Speaker 3: later Xenon complains about the situation of Nebula. She even
Speaker 3: has to paint her nails later, but for now, Xenon
Speaker 3: will go along with it to keep her family safe,
Speaker 3: but she doesn't plan on rolling over and playing dead. Later,
Speaker 3: during the pedicure, Xenon gets a little mischievous and includes
Speaker 3: glue with a nail polish, so later when Margie goes
Speaker 3: to take her socks off, they're stuck to her nails.
Speaker 3: And this, of course makes no sense, as anybody's ever
Speaker 3: been around a woman knows the second you get your
Speaker 3: nails painted, they don't put socks on. No even I
Speaker 3: know that. I mean, if I said to my wife
Speaker 3: as she's like, she just paints her nails, and I'm like, hey,
Speaker 3: let's throw on a pair of socks. Come on, we
Speaker 3: know that's not how it works, right. Meanwhile, Xenon is
Speaker 3: back in her alien lab, bored and waiting for any
Speaker 3: sort of life for them. When it happens again, she's
Speaker 3: getting little wavelengths on the monitor, so she reaches out
Speaker 3: to Commander Plank, who rushes to see the action, but
Speaker 3: he's not impressed. It's a small spike and could be
Speaker 3: hundreds of different things, and although they'd love to believe
Speaker 3: it's something alien, they chalk it up to being nothing
Speaker 3: at all. Okay, this is supposed to be in the future,
Speaker 3: and it's supposed to be very high tech equipment that
Speaker 3: she's watching, and it seems like maybe they just shot
Speaker 3: it in a weird way where she's getting these spikes
Speaker 3: that are clearly something, and then other people are. She's
Speaker 3: bringing other people in instantly, she's not keeping it to herself,
Speaker 3: and then it's like they don't see the spikes. Wouldn't
Speaker 3: she be wouldn't the equipment be recording so that she
Speaker 3: can go back and be like, look what happened?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I found that weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I thought they were looking back at it
Speaker 2: and going.
Speaker 3: So, so that was my question. Maybe I just missed it.
Speaker 3: There they're seeing what she's seeing. They just don't believe
Speaker 3: it's anything right.
Speaker 2: That's how I took it, okay.
Speaker 3: When I first saw it, I thought it okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I felt like orian he was like, as
Speaker 2: much as I want to believe it is, it was
Speaker 2: almost like he's already seen that kind of stuff before,
Speaker 2: turned out to be nothing.
Speaker 3: That's okay. I think I must have missed that because
Speaker 3: I thought it was like they were it was like
Speaker 3: the frog who was like, hello, my baby, Hello ma honey,
Speaker 3: and then you bring it over and then the frog
Speaker 3: ribbit like that's what I thought it was. No, okay,
Speaker 3: I felt.
Speaker 2: Like it was like it was yeah, because there are
Speaker 2: they are in space and like he was saying, like
Speaker 2: he's like sometimes that we just don't know that there's
Speaker 2: like another country that like sent like satellites, and so
Speaker 2: he's like he's like, I missed it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, I figured I missed it. Okay. We're back
Speaker 3: with her parents. She pleads with them to believe her,
Speaker 3: but they aren't sold. Her dad even thinks she's just
Speaker 3: reeling from the last few days of disappointment, the breakup,
Speaker 3: Protozoa disappearing, and Margie showing up. He wonders if she's
Speaker 3: just saying this to get back into the spotlight, and
Speaker 3: just like that, do we have a new member of
Speaker 3: the bad dcom Dad Hall of Fame. I don't know this.
Speaker 3: I'll let it slide because he was good in the
Speaker 3: rest of the movie. But it's like he's instantly not
Speaker 3: believing her and then saying maybe she's making the whole
Speaker 3: thing up. I was like, ooh, not good, Dad, not good.
Speaker 3: And now she's even being bullied at school about her
Speaker 3: alleged alien encounter, but she's staying confident in what she saw.
Speaker 3: All the while, Margie's becoming increasingly popular on the space station,
Speaker 3: even with Nebula, and there's absolutely nothing she can do
Speaker 3: about it. And that night in the lab, while she's
Speaker 3: feeling bad about herself, it all happens again. She hears
Speaker 3: the zoom or zum as because we don't want to
Speaker 3: give it away, so she calls it the zum from
Speaker 3: the satellites and notices the spikes on the radar, and
Speaker 3: when she goes to tell somebody, she bumps right into
Speaker 3: Commander Plank and he doesn't believe her again, but this
Speaker 3: time General Hammond joins them and wondered if these zums
Speaker 3: are a signed that the Lab's machines are too old
Speaker 3: and the entire department needs to be deactivated. Xenon fights back.
Speaker 3: She knows what she heard, so as a result, Commander
Speaker 3: plank Were leaves her of her duties and bans her
Speaker 3: from the lab. The following morning, it's the big day
Speaker 3: where Section seven will be detached from the station. Everyone
Speaker 3: seems affected by the separation and are warned of a
Speaker 3: large jolt at the moment of release. Xenon just doesn't
Speaker 3: get why their station is being chopped up. Her dad
Speaker 3: explains that without these changes, they could crash into Earth,
Speaker 3: but Xenon doesn't believe that. She thinks someone needs to
Speaker 3: stand up and that person could be her. And here's
Speaker 3: where once again I wanted to point out how for
Speaker 3: the budget and for the time, it all looked great. Yeah,
Speaker 3: when they were separating the modules they're doing, it all
Speaker 3: looked really good. I was super impressed.
Speaker 2: I again, like I was like excited to see this movie,
Speaker 2: but also a little worried. We're talking two thousand and
Speaker 2: one on the Disney Channel creating a space shuttle that
Speaker 2: they're going to be like, you know, doing these special
Speaker 2: effects and stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I think didn't Stu tell us that they
Speaker 3: were going to make it into a show, but they
Speaker 3: wanted to then put the show on Earth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it's kind.
Speaker 3: Of like why the whole point is to be in
Speaker 3: space and maybe it's just way too expensive to do
Speaker 3: a space show. I don't know, but it seems because this,
Speaker 3: to me, I was fully impressed with basically how everything
Speaker 3: look it was. There wasn't a moment even where I
Speaker 3: was like, oh, that looks terrible. Yes, yeah, it didn't
Speaker 3: look bad.
Speaker 2: No it didn't. It really didn't. And it made me
Speaker 2: kind of go, like, I wonder what because I don't
Speaker 2: ever remember hearing and it wasn't in any of our
Speaker 2: stuff that this was like a huge budget for the
Speaker 2: channel at the time, right either. So No, it's they
Speaker 2: just did it, like they just nail worked.
Speaker 3: It worked. It really did.
Speaker 2: They really did.
Speaker 3: I thought I thought it looked great. Commander Plank now
Speaker 3: has his own issues, though his office has been taken
Speaker 3: over by Hammond and he's been moved into the small
Speaker 3: supply closet. Xenon tries to get him riled up to
Speaker 3: fight back, but Plank seems defeated and overwhelmed with the
Speaker 3: responsibilities of living on the space station. He wonders if
Speaker 3: Earth is just easier and is quick to blame Xenon's
Speaker 3: alien fantasies. Everyone's blaming Xenon.
Speaker 2: Seriously, come on, and.
Speaker 3: The poor kid. She just saved you all in the
Speaker 3: last movie, for God's sakes, and brought a rock star,
Speaker 3: international rock star up to see you. Maybe a little
Speaker 3: something anyway, and the whole station. Now, that's the other
Speaker 3: thing I wanted to mention. It's been I think two
Speaker 3: years since the last movie came out. It was night
Speaker 3: I think ninety nine, and then two thousand and one
Speaker 3: that she Kirsten definitely looks older. Oh yeah, like she definitly.
Speaker 3: I mean you could really see a change in her.
Speaker 3: When I saw I was like, oh wow, okay to
Speaker 3: the point where when I first saw her, I was like, Oh,
Speaker 3: is she gonna be like working on the space station.
Speaker 1: And then I realized, oh no, they probably still have
Speaker 1: her in high school.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they actually I noticed when we were doing
Speaker 2: the callback, they actually made it a big point of
Speaker 2: And now Xenon's fifteen.
Speaker 3: She is not thirty one, nor is she twelve or
Speaker 3: thirteen anymore.
Speaker 2: She looks different kids.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because she did. She definitely looked older.
Speaker 2: Yeah she did. She's such a pretty girl.
Speaker 3: She is, and the whole station now sees Xenon as
Speaker 3: the girl who cried alien throwing in. Let's throw in
Speaker 3: the fact that Nebula is getting even closer to Margie
Speaker 3: and even using her slang word fabula. What that's a
Speaker 3: big stab in the back. This is a disaster.
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, dude, your friend's bailing on YouTube.
Speaker 3: Poor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so that night Xenon.
Speaker 2: Is doing it, was like, Raven would never do that.
Speaker 3: Right, exactly, where's Raven?
Speaker 2: Where get Raven? She'd never do this, She never.
Speaker 3: Nice. That night, Zenon is doing what every kid and
Speaker 3: every kid thing, whether it's Disney, Nickelodeon or whatever, talking
Speaker 3: to herself in bed. It's just the old kid stand
Speaker 3: by when we were kids growing up on a television show,
Speaker 3: you always had scenes where you're just talking to yourself.
Speaker 1: And that's when her zappad beeps.
Speaker 3: It magically downloaded the Alien Lab radar software and is
Speaker 3: spiking again, but this time she recognizes the sound. It's
Speaker 3: zoom zoom zoom from Protozoa. She fetches her old Lab
Speaker 3: coworker Oryan and compares the zooms from the Radar to
Speaker 3: Protozoa song Zoom Zoom zoom, and they are the same.
Speaker 3: She quickly deduces that the aliens want to meet the
Speaker 3: pop star, which seemed like a big jump for me.
Speaker 3: It's like, that's where you went because the first thing
Speaker 3: that went through by I was like, wow that okay,
Speaker 3: got there quick. Yeah, I thought it was gonna be that.
Speaker 3: It turned out that it was because they said that
Speaker 3: Protozoa had disappeared and now she's getting these I thought
Speaker 3: they were going where he's reaching out to her.
Speaker 2: He's me too, That's exactly where I was going.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Same with my head.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, she's gonna go save.
Speaker 3: Him say it, thought the same exact thing. Yep, I
Speaker 3: thought the same thing. It's like it's gotta be Protoza.
Speaker 3: But yeah, that seemed like a big jump where she's
Speaker 3: like zoom zoom zoom zoom zoom, aliens want to meet him,
Speaker 3: Like wait what But hey, I'm still I'm still loving
Speaker 3: them all in But that was a little bit of it.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, that's where it got true.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah. O. Ryan of course buys the story and
Speaker 3: knows how huge this is. He wants to tell Plank,
Speaker 3: but Xenon knows he or Hammond won't believe them. And
Speaker 3: then it's time to say goodbye to Section seven. Everyone
Speaker 3: must report to their safe zones for the moment of release.
Speaker 3: We get some again great special effects of space shots
Speaker 3: of the pieces being removed from the station, and then
Speaker 3: it's gone. Now we're in the dining room and Xenon
Speaker 3: finds Nebula, who's obviously bothered by something. Xenon assumes it's
Speaker 3: their earlier squabble over Margie, but it's because her fan
Speaker 3: section is being sent back to Earth tomorrow afternoon. They're
Speaker 3: not even getting time to say goodbye to people. They're
Speaker 3: just ready. We're leaving at one Like wait, what.
Speaker 2: Yes, you must pack all your belongings and go.
Speaker 3: It's like this is her home. My god. Xenon, of
Speaker 3: course cannot believe it. This is crisis mode extreme. She's
Speaker 3: not gonna let General Hammond get away with this. Then
Speaker 3: Xenon helps Nebula haul her big moving box into the
Speaker 3: waiting area for her sections departure to Earth, and surprisingly,
Speaker 3: Margie is hiding in the room.
Speaker 1: And here's the best friend saying goodbye to each other.
Speaker 3: It's now the big day Xenon's parents are saying goodbye
Speaker 3: to Nebula and her mom, but Xenon is just too
Speaker 3: sad to join them. We cut to Earth, where section
Speaker 3: twelve is landing and the luggage is deplaning, and we
Speaker 3: learn that Xenon was in Nebula's big box. Please don't
Speaker 3: ever make me say that sentence again. She eventually escapes
Speaker 3: the luggage, but once she's out, she's welcomed by Margie,
Speaker 3: who was also hiding in a box for the trip
Speaker 3: and wants to accompany Xenon on our adventure to prove
Speaker 3: these aliens do in fact exist. Xenon can't believe what's
Speaker 3: going on, but she gives it in Their first stop
Speaker 3: is her Aunt Judy's place, who's just as kooky as
Speaker 3: she was last time, and kookie enough to believe that
Speaker 3: the alien story is true and willing to help. So
Speaker 3: now Aunt Judy, Xenon, and Margie powow and Margie wonders
Speaker 3: if Protozoa was actually alien napped, but Xenon isn't hearing it.
Speaker 3: She knows the singer is justin hiding somehow, which, again
Speaker 3: alien naps seems more logical yeah, but she decides to
Speaker 3: study his lyrics to look for clues about where he is,
Speaker 3: and Margie mentions a Linda who is referenced in a
Speaker 3: lot of the songs. Aunt Judy mentions that Linda means
Speaker 3: beautiful in Spanish, and boom, the Zeppad magically has a result.
Speaker 3: It's a cliff side home. Not sure how beautiful and
Speaker 3: Spanish got them there, but I did. It's like, wait
Speaker 3: a second, he said the word blue. He was in vane,
Speaker 3: like wait, what will you do?
Speaker 2: I rewound this part. Then I was like, no, that's
Speaker 2: that's all they gave us.
Speaker 3: That was it.
Speaker 2: But I'm telling you, I didn't care. I was like,
Speaker 2: we gotta finds, I know, but they how do.
Speaker 3: They not do something where it's like it's Linda and
Speaker 3: then it's like, you know, his famous lyric, it's a
Speaker 3: house on a hill, like something they give But they didn't.
Speaker 3: They were just they said Linda and.
Speaker 2: He and then they got the zillow exactly.
Speaker 3: He's currently on sale for six point five megaquat ludes.
Speaker 3: Yes uh, and there's an open house tomorrow, so we
Speaker 3: now see inside the cliff side home they found by
Speaker 3: just learning one word in Spanish, and it is Protozoa.
Speaker 3: He's pacing and talking to his manager about what to
Speaker 3: do next after already being the first rock star in space.
Speaker 3: He can't be president of the Pope, so he might
Speaker 3: as well just retire and hide in this house. I mean,
Speaker 3: I feel like there are a whole bunch of other options,
Speaker 3: but hey, who am I to get into an artist way?
Speaker 2: But you gotta pause because this is the first time
Speaker 2: we are actually getting a look into Protozoa's like personality. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and the character, and I am all in. It was like,
Speaker 2: he's funny, he's got this great accent. Yep, oh my god.
Speaker 3: The hair is still on point.
Speaker 2: The hair is still there. I mean, but we got
Speaker 2: to see and I'm like, this guy's a great actor.
Speaker 2: I feel like we didn't really get to see much
Speaker 2: of him, and this is amazing.
Speaker 3: And so yeah, I'm really glad that he's become one
Speaker 3: of the main characters because he does add to the film.
Speaker 3: He really does. It's great.
Speaker 2: He adds so almost steals it. Yeah, at some point of.
Speaker 3: It, I agree. I agree. So now on Judy is
Speaker 3: dropping off Zene on Emergie into basically the jungle to
Speaker 3: hype again. If you're flying did she drive though? They drove, right,
Speaker 3: I don't they drove?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, but yeah, they have to now hike to Protozos hideaway.
Speaker 3: They immediately find a green screen waterfall, which it was,
Speaker 3: and Margie is already tired and annoyed, even falling into
Speaker 3: a puddle of mud and coming up to face a
Speaker 3: very big spider, but she gets through it. But now
Speaker 3: we're back on the space station. General Hammond finds a
Speaker 3: message from Margie telling him that she went to Earth
Speaker 3: with Xenon and lies, saying she was forced to go
Speaker 3: with threats.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, I know, just when I was
Speaker 2: kind of kind of starting to warm up to Marge.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh no, oh no, Marge.
Speaker 1: How dare you Margie? Yep, So that was not cool.
Speaker 3: But he rushes down to see Xenon's parents and they
Speaker 3: all quickly realize Xenon is not in her bedroom like
Speaker 3: they thought. She does the full Ferris Bueller thing with
Speaker 3: the like you knock on the door and she's like,
Speaker 3: oh wait, it turns out to be a recording.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: They call Aunt Judy and they get the whole story.
Speaker 3: At the same time, Zenon and Margie have found Protozoa's house,
Speaker 3: but they hit a force field that, when activated, tickles them.
Speaker 3: Their incessant laugh leads Protozoa right to them, but luckily
Speaker 3: he recognizes his old pal Xenon immediately in the house,
Speaker 3: Xenon breaks down the entire alien story for him while
Speaker 3: Margie is stars. He also hears the similar zoom zoom zoom,
Speaker 3: but isn't ready to go to space again. He wants
Speaker 3: a new challenge, so Xenon entices him by explaining he'd
Speaker 3: be the first musician to ever play for aliens, and
Speaker 3: then he's in So what an easy cell that was.
Speaker 3: Back with Xenon's parents, they are furious with their daughter
Speaker 3: and aunt Judy. General Hammond is now more likely to
Speaker 3: send everyone to Earth, which is Xenon's mom's biggest nightmare,
Speaker 3: and to add insult to injury, General Hammond has placed
Speaker 3: Xenon's parents under house arrest until she returns. He arrests them,
Speaker 3: but only we know. The girls are at Protozoa's pad,
Speaker 3: who has finally made it out of his fonk at
Speaker 3: his writing music again, but he wonders why if the
Speaker 3: aliens want him so badly, why haven't they just beamed
Speaker 3: him down and picked him up. Margie suggests that the
Speaker 3: aliens saw et and they're afraid they'll get probed. Meeting
Speaker 3: in space would be much safer. Yeah, okay, I'm going
Speaker 3: to leave that, leave that exactly where it is. And
Speaker 3: as you're wondering what I would say here, like everybody
Speaker 3: to quickly rewind everything they've heard and just go back.
Speaker 1: Please to Sabrina saying taint.
Speaker 3: But Protozoa is not sold. Since space is huge, how
Speaker 3: would they even know where to meet up. Xenon logs
Speaker 3: into her zappad and finds access to a map. She
Speaker 3: enlists the help of Oriyan to figure out what it means,
Speaker 3: and asks Margie to call her dad for a shuttle.
Speaker 3: She's hesitant to engage with her dad, especially since she
Speaker 3: told him she was kidnapped by Xenon, but Xenon knows
Speaker 3: finding aliens will save their space station, So I don't
Speaker 3: know how she knows that, but she does so. Margie
Speaker 3: eventually agrees to do it, but when she calls him,
Speaker 3: it accidentally taps into a meeting where he's announcing his
Speaker 3: secret plan to send all residents back to Earth and
Speaker 3: destroy the space station once and for all because it's
Speaker 3: on the verge of crashing from the intense damage that
Speaker 3: occurred over the years.
Speaker 1: Okay, so I have to ask because this is interesting.
Speaker 3: He's saving everybody's life like it wasn't He's not bad,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, he's a bad guy, right.
Speaker 3: It's not like I'm selling it off or this is
Speaker 3: going to become a military space station. It's he's literally.
Speaker 1: Saving everyone and doesn't want to kick people off.
Speaker 2: Right, But they're not interested. They want to die on
Speaker 2: the sh I know.
Speaker 3: But it's one of those things though, where if you
Speaker 3: think about it, nobody's really.
Speaker 1: Bad in this movie. There's not a villain.
Speaker 2: No, that's right.
Speaker 3: You know, Margie is not the greatest, but they're traveling together,
Speaker 3: her dad is trying to save everybody's life. Really, there
Speaker 3: isn't a villain like there was in the first one.
Speaker 3: That's so true, which I thought was interesting. Yeah. I figured,
Speaker 3: obviously this guy's going to have where it's like, oh
Speaker 3: they tapped into a secret meeting, what's really going on?
Speaker 2: Right, And it.
Speaker 3: Was that he's really trying to save everybody's life.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to make sure that you don't all die. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's my evilness.
Speaker 2: I'd like to, you know, offer you a future.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly. This place is literally going to crash into
Speaker 3: Earth and be destroyed in the next month, So I'm
Speaker 3: getting everyone off and saving it. There's no villain, no
Speaker 3: So now with this in though, Aunt Judy calls Plank
Speaker 3: and tells him the bad news.
Speaker 1: She demands a shuttle for the girls to find.
Speaker 3: The aliens, and more importantly, Oriyan has figured out the map.
Speaker 3: He shows Plank the exact location of the signal and
Speaker 3: is sure that if you travel there, you'll come face
Speaker 3: to face with aliens. Back with Xenon and Margie, they're
Speaker 3: finally working out their issues. Margie blames her own sarcasm
Speaker 3: and a surprise people listen to her at all. She's
Speaker 3: had a rough upbringing, moving from place to place with
Speaker 3: her dad and just wants to fit in. She's envious
Speaker 3: that Xenon can just be popular with no effort, but
Speaker 3: Xenon explains that everyone has pressures in their life. She
Speaker 3: must see outside of herself and be a good person anyway.
Speaker 3: It was a very nice message. Then we jump over
Speaker 3: to Nebula's house on Earth. She's complaining to her mom
Speaker 3: about their new surroundings. The house is small, the airs polluted,
Speaker 3: and she misses the space station and that's when the
Speaker 3: US Intergalactic Patrol, dispatched by General Hammond, arrives at her
Speaker 3: front door. They want to interview Nebula to find out
Speaker 3: where Xenon is, but our girl stays strong. She knows
Speaker 3: that snitches end up in ditches, and back at the
Speaker 3: that's true. And back in the station, Plank meets a
Speaker 3: general him and he says Aunt Judy his girlfriend, which
Speaker 3: I think was a detail I completely and totally forgot
Speaker 3: from the first movie.
Speaker 2: Did you remember until they said it? But then I remembered, Yeah,
Speaker 2: they met like at the very end.
Speaker 3: Right, but I had i'd's based on that too. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but is begging him for a visit. He asked for
Speaker 3: permission to take a shuttle to see her for twenty
Speaker 3: four hours, and is quickly, of course granted said permission.
Speaker 3: So Aunt Judy immediately let's see No. No, Plank will
Speaker 3: be coming with the shuttle landing at the beach and
Speaker 3: we'll pilot them to go see the aliens. But they
Speaker 3: have to stay safe because the Intergalactic Patrol is roaming
Speaker 3: the area to find them, and even worse, While Plank
Speaker 3: is talking to Oriyan about the upcoming alien mission, Hammond's
Speaker 3: overhears everything and places Plank under house arrest too. It
Speaker 3: seems like if you're going to be discussing breaking all
Speaker 3: the rules, maybe just a quick look over your shoulder
Speaker 3: to make sure the guy you're trying to discuss isn't
Speaker 3: right behind you.
Speaker 2: Exactly, like or maybe not even be like walking around
Speaker 2: doing it, like let's think a secret area or like
Speaker 2: secure area that's like secured.
Speaker 3: Or at least whisper. It was like, you know, it's
Speaker 3: like what are you doing? But the girls and Protozo
Speaker 3: are clueless to this and ready for the shuttle. It's
Speaker 3: also worth pointing out that Xenon's parents are still locked
Speaker 3: in the room, only to finally be broken out by Orion,
Speaker 3: and Aunt Judy had made a break from her house
Speaker 3: as well, with officers at her door, and they've all
Speaker 3: shown up at Nebula's house at her house, so they're looking,
Speaker 3: they're looking all over, and they're all on ATVs, which
Speaker 3: I find strange, but hey, strange, no one's in a car.
Speaker 3: They're like a weird ATV gang.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like you and your buddies back it's right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're the Heck's Angels.
Speaker 3: Xenon's parents calls Xenon to encourage her to surrender and
Speaker 3: come home, but she can't give up on the Aliens.
Speaker 3: With Plank gone, she wants her parents to fly the shuttle,
Speaker 3: but her mom is just too afraid to fly and
Speaker 3: apparently has convinced herself she hates Earth, but for her daughter,
Speaker 3: she's got to try. Orion leads her through the pipes
Speaker 3: to get to the shuttle, but says things are too
Speaker 3: hot to leave in the obvious rocket. She'll need to
Speaker 3: use the smaller and dumpier waste management transport. It's obviously
Speaker 3: not ideal. But this part of the film to me
Speaker 3: was so like struck a chord because, as somebody who
Speaker 3: deals with anxiety, there are times where you're you're you're
Speaker 3: scared and you just have to do it anyway. And
Speaker 3: so they really wrote her where she basically has a
Speaker 3: mental illness. I mean, she's like she's too scared to
Speaker 3: leave the shuttle. She's not going back to Earth. She
Speaker 3: hasn't flown, she hasn't done any of this, and it's like,
Speaker 3: my daughter needs me. I need to get over my
Speaker 3: panic and that's what it was. This was a woman
Speaker 3: in full panic attack ye who's like I gotta I
Speaker 3: gotta feel the fear and do it anyway. I gotta go.
Speaker 3: And so it was like, all right, good for you,
Speaker 3: like I got you.
Speaker 2: I loved it the messaging, and that I don't want
Speaker 2: to do it until it's like literally only.
Speaker 3: Superret okay, we'll do it. Then, we'll do it then.
Speaker 2: But so good. Such a great thing, especially for what
Speaker 2: we're dealing with, which is a kid's show, Like even
Speaker 2: parents get these big feelings and these and can be scared.
Speaker 2: But yet here we go. This is this is the message,
Speaker 2: this is the you know, the learning.
Speaker 3: I think so too. On the beach now, Aunt Judy
Speaker 3: and Nebula arrive to help and reunite with Xenon, Margie
Speaker 3: and Protozoa. Judy is devastated to hear Plank won't be
Speaker 3: manning the shuttle, and when we cut to Xenon's mom
Speaker 3: and Orion flying the trashmobile, it seems pretty touch and go.
Speaker 3: She's freaking out and very scared of the landing, but
Speaker 3: Xenon's mom makes it happen, finding the courage and the
Speaker 3: love for her daughter and abruptly landing on the beach
Speaker 3: just as Hammond's troops arrive on their stupid ATVs. The
Speaker 3: now full group Xenon, Xenon's mom, Aunt Judy, Protozoa, Margie,
Speaker 3: and Nebula take off in the shuttle, just escaping the
Speaker 3: bad guys. Hammon is of course furious and ready to
Speaker 3: take it out on Xenon's dad and Plank, but since
Speaker 3: his daughter Margie's on the shuttle too, they suggest he
Speaker 3: helps get them home safely. On the shuttle, everyone butt,
Speaker 3: Xenon and her mom are asleep and they can't find
Speaker 3: the aliens anywhere. The calculations don't appear to be precise.
Speaker 3: Xenon is still optimistic and her mom is so thankful
Speaker 3: to be backflying and pushing herself.
Speaker 1: She is so proud of Xenon.
Speaker 3: But their gas tanks are now empty, and Orion didn't
Speaker 3: fill up the backup tanks.
Speaker 1: Way to go dummy like one job.
Speaker 3: They can't get in touch with the space station and
Speaker 3: they're close to being sucked up into the gravitational pull
Speaker 3: of the Moon and thrown through space to death. Also,
Speaker 3: Aunt Judy is so annoying when she thinks she's dying
Speaker 3: and she won't stop yapping. And then the moon does
Speaker 3: pull the shuttle in, but it's not going to crash.
Speaker 3: It's to meet the aliens. They've arrived for the rendezvous,
Speaker 3: and their UFO looks like a beautiful laser bird. It
Speaker 3: full on reminded me of the Abyss. I don't know
Speaker 3: if you ever saw the Abyss, but no, straight out,
Speaker 3: you've never seen the Abyss.
Speaker 1: You've kind of seen James Cameron's the Abyss. It's great,
Speaker 1: and it kind of this is what it reminded me of.
Speaker 3: But it was beautiful. And that's when an alien beams
Speaker 3: into their shuttle, but not to meet Protozoa. It's because
Speaker 3: Xenon can surprisingly read the alien's minds. She finds out
Speaker 3: that they've been lost in space for years, unable to
Speaker 3: return home. If they can borrow a map in some charts,
Speaker 3: they'll get the crew back into their space station then
Speaker 3: return home. They needed permission to use the computers, though,
Speaker 3: because they wanted to be polite, which is very funny. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and now the alien led plane controlled by the laser
Speaker 3: Bird return into the space Shuttle, completely shocking Hammond and
Speaker 3: his officials.
Speaker 1: The crew reunites with their families, but.
Speaker 3: Without any actual proof of the aliens, They're still all
Speaker 3: in trouble and the space station is still gonna be deactivated.
Speaker 3: And I was like, what more proof do you need
Speaker 3: than matching what you just saw?
Speaker 2: Yes? Like, was someone supposed to take a picture of it?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: What? What was it?
Speaker 3: The mom is a scientist? Yes? Do you think she's
Speaker 3: gonna go back and be like aliens have no No,
Speaker 3: like she's gonna lie about it? Come on, it's like
Speaker 3: what I was like, Wait a minute. I was like
Speaker 3: literally yelling at the screen in the plane at that bot.
Speaker 3: I was like, what else do you need to know? Uh?
Speaker 2: Seriously, sorry, man, I'm just.
Speaker 3: Watching the zequeal.
Speaker 2: Sorry, it's a heated debate right now.
Speaker 3: It was three C was pretty mad at me, and
Speaker 3: just as Hammond becomes more insulting, Margie finally speaks up.
Speaker 3: She insists they did find aliens and everything about their
Speaker 3: adventure is true, but her dad needs proof.
Speaker 1: And then the ship starts shaking. They're being put back
Speaker 1: in orbit.
Speaker 3: It's the aliens that are helping, and they're also reattaching
Speaker 3: the previously removed pieces of the ship. The laser bird
Speaker 3: waves goodbye and Xenon finally proved she was right. The
Speaker 3: now intact space station is back on track, and to celebrate,
Speaker 3: Protozoa performs for the ship. He explained, Xenon is the
Speaker 3: true hero. The Aliens didn't even really want to meet him,
Speaker 3: but being humbled has creatively woken him back up. He's
Speaker 3: even performing weddings now, and that's where we realize. We're
Speaker 3: at Commander Plank and Aunt Judy's nuptials. He wishes them
Speaker 3: the best and dedicates a song to Xenon. It's called
Speaker 3: the Galaxy as Ours and it's not the best song
Speaker 3: in the film.
Speaker 2: It's not zoom zoom.
Speaker 3: You know, it's not tough. This your sophomore album is
Speaker 3: always difficult. Everyone knows that.
Speaker 2: But not only that, think about it. Not not to
Speaker 2: like ruffle my shoulders and pump them up, but like
Speaker 2: this was before the world of musicals in the channel too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, it's true, it's right. I hadn't up yet.
Speaker 3: This is yeah yeah, and this is me PCG pre
Speaker 3: Cheetah Girls, right, And.
Speaker 2: Although I know Cheetah Girls fans love the first movie,
Speaker 2: the second movies music is a beefed up version, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean? So It's like, this is really
Speaker 2: before Disney was doing music, so I.
Speaker 3: Did, well, we know they had to RecA. We know
Speaker 3: Protozoa is in the third one, so maybe there's a
Speaker 3: new song in the third one that's that's kicked up.
Speaker 3: Who knows.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I gave I gave him a past.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, because by then they were in the wheelhouse
Speaker 2: of music. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I agree, Yeah, But who cares? We don't care. Things
Speaker 3: are good. I don't know. Margie has even returned to
Speaker 3: the Space Station and convinced her dad to let her stay.
Speaker 3: She wants to get to know Xenon better. Xenon pretends
Speaker 3: to be bummed at first, but they hug as the
Speaker 3: sucky song continues to play. Also, it looks like maybe
Speaker 3: Xenon and Orion have developed a little bit of crushes
Speaker 3: on each other.
Speaker 1: Together, and Plank and Hammond have even made up.
Speaker 3: Everything is turning up Space Station, and that is our movie.
Speaker 3: Let's do some real reviews. I have the five star
Speaker 3: review this week. I love how both of our reviews
Speaker 3: are very short. This week our five star reviews from
Speaker 3: our old friend who nom Nomen is back, And here
Speaker 3: is this review.
Speaker 1: I've seen every movie and this one is good.
Speaker 3: Five stars. Ok, thank you ver.
Speaker 2: What do you got stars? I've got the one star.
Speaker 2: This is from Augusto forty. Yeah, this sequel sucks.
Speaker 3: One star.
Speaker 2: I thought that was right.
Speaker 3: I guess sequel sucks. We are now, of course, to
Speaker 3: Sabrina's favorite part of the program.
Speaker 2: Is warming up to me a little bit.
Speaker 3: I haven't been doing you know why, because.
Speaker 2: Here to make me feel like a complete So there you.
Speaker 3: Go, no Jensen, and the feature becomes a lot easier,
Speaker 3: doesn't it. So our feature this week is called Alien Concepts.
Speaker 3: To honor, Zenon and her new alien friends, will be
Speaker 3: given a description of a movie that includes aliens. Oh,
Speaker 3: I should be good at this. We have to guess
Speaker 3: the title of the movie from a little multiple choice
Speaker 3: option three out of five wins.
Speaker 1: Who is playing with us today?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: Here we wait before Lisa. Are you you are one
Speaker 2: of our just brainiacs of the of the producing staff?
Speaker 2: Are you a like alien movie fan?
Speaker 3: Oh? She's gonna know all these backwards for I don't
Speaker 3: even know what.
Speaker 2: The questions are. I only have the answers. Oh, okay,
Speaker 2: the alien.
Speaker 3: Here we go. Number one. After witnessing a UFO, an
Speaker 3: ordinary man becomes obsessed with the mysterious visions that lead
Speaker 3: him to a remote site in hopes to make first contact.
Speaker 3: Is that a fire in the sky? B Mars needs moms,
Speaker 3: see Close Encounters of the Third Kind or D super eight?
Speaker 3: What do you got, Sabrina?
Speaker 2: My eyes are going to cross this game. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: go with see Close Encounters of the Third Kind?
Speaker 3: It is C Close Encounters for the third time? Am
Speaker 3: I right? You don't even need me?
Speaker 2: Will I don't?
Speaker 3: I don't to be honest with you, but I love
Speaker 3: having you here and hearing your dulcet tones. So that's right.
Speaker 3: We're one for one. Number two?
Speaker 2: Wow, you guys, I feel like I want already.
Speaker 3: She's stepping away. I'm done. I just had my one
Speaker 3: good golf shot. I never have to play again. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 3: Number two. Aliens launch a massive attack on Earth, and
Speaker 3: a group of survivors, including a pilot, a scientist, and
Speaker 3: the US President unite to fight back. Is it a
Speaker 3: Independence Day? B Mars attacks, CE Deep Impact or d Armageddon?
Speaker 3: What do you got, Sabrina?
Speaker 2: A independence day?
Speaker 3: It is a independence day? Two for two, Sabrina, Am
Speaker 3: I correct.
Speaker 2: Like aliens more than you think? I think a pair.
Speaker 2: I listen, No, the next one? Yeah.
Speaker 3: Number three, a young boy befriends a stranded alien and
Speaker 3: helps him reunite with his family while evading government agents
Speaker 3: and enjoying McDonald's. Is it a E T B Big
Speaker 3: Hero six see Gods and Monsters? Or D mac and
Speaker 3: Me Sabrina, What do you got.
Speaker 2: A E T Ooh?
Speaker 3: This is where producer Jensen really gets because he added enjoying.
Speaker 2: McDonald That's when I went, I don't remember McDonald's and ET,
Speaker 2: but it wasn't. It was so close to it.
Speaker 3: Basically a commercial rip off. It was a rip off
Speaker 3: of ET called mac and Me McIver.
Speaker 2: The mac Oh damn it.
Speaker 3: There's literally like in the middle, there's like a McDonald's commercial. Essentially,
Speaker 3: you need to go look up every Paul Rudd appearance
Speaker 3: on Conan O'Brien.
Speaker 2: I think it is he just.
Speaker 3: Okay? Number four, a man claiming to be from another
Speaker 3: planet is sent to a mental hospital, where his calm,
Speaker 3: wisdom and mysterious knowledge make everyone question if he's actually
Speaker 3: telling the truth. Is it a Lawnmore Man b K
Speaker 3: pax C Galaxy Quest or D Home.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I'm gonna go b K Pax.
Speaker 3: It's definitely not Galaxy Quest. I've never heard of Home.
Speaker 3: I think lawnmore Man is a horror movie. So I'm
Speaker 3: gonna say b K Pax it is b I won.
Speaker 1: I think we won. And so the fifth one just
Speaker 1: for I did number five.
Speaker 3: An alien couple crash land on Earth and try to
Speaker 3: blend in with humans using fake identities and end up
Speaker 3: living an oddly normal suburban life a Earth to Echo
Speaker 3: B Paul c Arrival or D coneads.
Speaker 2: Heads.
Speaker 3: Yes it's d co Heads.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's back in me and I have never seen that.
Speaker 2: I don't even know.
Speaker 3: You should watch it. It's worth it. It's funny, as
Speaker 3: is it funny? It's yes, because.
Speaker 2: It's so it's supposed to be funny. It's like a comic.
Speaker 3: It was supposed to be eat, and it's just not eat.
Speaker 2: It's just not.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Okay, it's got a.
Speaker 1: It's got a great cult following.
Speaker 3: It really does. Really Yeah, it's all right. Well, thank
Speaker 3: you so much, Lisa. I appreciate it. And now do
Speaker 3: some Sabrina sees.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, so I have to. I just have to
Speaker 2: hit it because we sort of sort of talked about
Speaker 2: it at first, and as soon as I pop it
Speaker 2: up to push play on Disney Plus, I realized that
Speaker 2: it wasn't Raven on it, and I was like, I
Speaker 2: thought Raven wasn't in the third one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Thought I was expecting Raven and I just didn't realize
Speaker 2: I thought she wasn't in the third one. I thought
Speaker 2: she was in the first two. So I was kind
Speaker 2: of like, oh, but then I was like, oh, wait, no,
Speaker 2: that's from the Color of She's from the Color of Friendship.
Speaker 3: Oh she killed it, and she killed it.
Speaker 2: She did a great job. So anyways, it was kind
Speaker 2: of I did have a little bit of an emotional
Speaker 2: rollercoaster even before person play. And then did you notice
Speaker 2: that Stu is not just a writer, he's a producer
Speaker 2: on this?
Speaker 3: Yes, there's a couple.
Speaker 1: Now we've seen that he's a producer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, I think that's amazing. Next next hit was
Speaker 2: and I get what they were looking for when we
Speaker 2: first see Margie for the first time again, you know
Speaker 2: she's back, and we see that she's in the second movie,
Speaker 2: and they do it. They're a little clueless. Those shoes
Speaker 2: were so horrid. I oh my gosh, they were so awful.
Speaker 2: I felt terrible. That was just terrible, terrible.
Speaker 3: I love you see things and it's like I'll never
Speaker 3: ever see anybody's shoes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would die if I had it. Makes it
Speaker 2: when I watched these movies because it's like, really, when
Speaker 2: I was doing so much acting, was at this age
Speaker 2: is thinking like, oh, if I had to do that,
Speaker 2: if they told me I had to paint and touch
Speaker 2: someone else's toes, I don't know how I would have
Speaker 2: gotten through the scene.
Speaker 3: Why are you Are you that creeped out by feet?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Like if it was, I mean imagine like it's
Speaker 2: not even like somebody who's like you're like really your friend, Like.
Speaker 3: Girls don't paint each other's toenails when they're like thirteen fourteen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think so, But I don't think. I don't
Speaker 2: remember doing.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't My weirdness of feet came like later on
Speaker 2: in life and especially now, like I could chomp on
Speaker 2: my kid's feet. I love my kid's feet. I'm good
Speaker 2: with Jordan's feet. If anyone else touched me with their
Speaker 2: foot like that, let alone asked me to paint their nails,
Speaker 2: I would I would probab just throw up all over them.
Speaker 3: I know I'm going to ask you for my fiftieth birthday.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no. One of the things that I
Speaker 2: just had to write it down. The mom with her
Speaker 2: helmet before, like, when was.
Speaker 3: She an anxiety helmet? I want one? Wait?
Speaker 2: Was that an anxiety helmet?
Speaker 3: Is? She says she's playing that. Yes, they do. They
Speaker 3: explain she's got she's wearing her her stress helmet, her
Speaker 3: anxiety helmet. I was like, oh my god, I want
Speaker 3: one of those.
Speaker 2: I was dying at it. I didn't realize that that's
Speaker 2: what it was. I thought that was the helmet she
Speaker 2: was gonna be wearing too. Why And I'm like, that
Speaker 2: is the most rid It is funny. It was a
Speaker 2: funny little like fun prop for a Disney movie. I
Speaker 2: loved it. This was when I like almost started getting
Speaker 2: a little choked up. Is I'm like, I put oh
Speaker 2: Stu and his wisdom, and we're going back to what
Speaker 2: I was talking before. It says one of it was, obviously,
Speaker 2: you know, the the idea of the mom really like
Speaker 2: we already talked about. But the second part of it
Speaker 2: was their chat that they have together as a mom
Speaker 2: and a daughter. And she talks about you had a
Speaker 2: kid and kids make the stakes change. When she's talking
Speaker 2: about her anxiety, She's.
Speaker 3: Like, what's wrong with me?
Speaker 2: And it's so true? And I was like, oh, is
Speaker 2: it's so so true. And then it goes through her
Speaker 2: second one where she says, you never realize how like
Speaker 2: you're You never realize how much your kids are gonna
Speaker 2: teach you, and I just I'm like, I weld up
Speaker 2: twice because of Stu and I feel like you've done
Speaker 2: that to me before.
Speaker 3: He's he's great with the messages, so good. Yes.
Speaker 2: And then my last and final thing, and it's a
Speaker 2: little bit more of a discussion because we both knew
Speaker 2: this was from from Stu. I think is who told
Speaker 2: us that, uh, or we just had it from our
Speaker 2: producers that this shot in New Zealand. Did you feel
Speaker 2: I felt like there were several times that we were
Speaker 2: on the set of Zombies, specifically when she's overlooking and
Speaker 2: and then on the beach, the beach area, I swear
Speaker 2: there was a shot and I'm like, there saw the
Speaker 2: night Walkers and the day walk Yeah, there dance. There
Speaker 2: was a section on the beach where I'm like, I
Speaker 2: swear Paul took them there, and that's where they did
Speaker 2: it was just so exactly like it, I'm sure. And
Speaker 2: there was a lot of different areas in the movie
Speaker 2: when they're outside, mainly by Protozoa's house, where when they're
Speaker 2: actually outside in New Zealand that I'm going this is there.
Speaker 2: They've got to be shooting somewhere where they're like around
Speaker 2: the area that they shot zombies.
Speaker 3: I'm sure. Yeah, I think it's kind of a pretty
Speaker 3: famous place for a ton of movies, is right here.
Speaker 2: Yes, So that was something that I really loved because
Speaker 2: we're here twenty years later seeing some of the watching
Speaker 2: the kind things, and it was pretty cool. I thought
Speaker 2: that was awesome. I felt like that. I felt like
Speaker 2: it was like kind of like an Easter egg. It
Speaker 2: is sense.
Speaker 3: All, Well, now I have to watch the movie again
Speaker 3: and try to find those z's because now it's going
Speaker 3: to go.
Speaker 2: I know. I think I'm gonna have to. Because Monroe
Speaker 2: came in at the end and she's like, wait, they
Speaker 2: live in space. Oh yeah, that's cool, and so she
Speaker 2: watched the of it while they were, you know, on
Speaker 2: the space thing, and so she I think, I'm going
Speaker 2: to have her watch the full thing, and oh yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm looking for it.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, thank you so much, And I think
Speaker 3: it's time for us to rate our film our options
Speaker 3: this week. I thought as I was watching this, I
Speaker 3: was like, okay, we're going to switch it up this week.
Speaker 3: We're going to do one out of ten, okay, and
Speaker 3: we're going to make ten the best one okay.
Speaker 1: So here are options. One out of ten, sag insurance.
Speaker 3: Cards, cut pieces of meat, one out of ten, glued
Speaker 3: socks one out of ten, zums, one atten, Spanish words
Speaker 3: for beautiful green screen waterfalls, horribly yapping aunt Judy's one
Speaker 3: out of ten, beautiful laser birds, or one out of
Speaker 3: ten Protozoa's horrible songs. What would you like?
Speaker 2: Oh? I like Spanish words.
Speaker 3: I do too. I think it's great. So I think
Speaker 3: I went first last time. So I think it's your
Speaker 3: two two? Did I show?
Speaker 2: What was it you?
Speaker 3: Our last movie? Was?
Speaker 2: Was it?
Speaker 3: Underwround?
Speaker 1: They?
Speaker 3: Did? I go on? Did you go first?
Speaker 2: I went first?
Speaker 3: All right, I'll go first. I'll throw it out there.
Speaker 3: So I really liked it. I did. I really liked
Speaker 3: this movie. I it went by quickly. It was engaging,
Speaker 3: there was a good message, the acting was good. It
Speaker 3: really kind of hit all the boxes that you're supposed
Speaker 3: to hit for a d com. I'm giving this a
Speaker 3: solid eight point five space and it could be a nine.
Speaker 3: It really could be a nine. But I'm going to
Speaker 3: give it eight point five Spanish words for beautiful, because
Speaker 3: I really did.
Speaker 1: I had a lot of fun and enjoyed this movie
Speaker 1: quite a bit.
Speaker 2: I am right there. I loved watching this movie, I thought,
Speaker 2: I again. I loved the micro world. I loved how
Speaker 2: much we were in space. I loved that we got
Speaker 2: to go on like, I think, like a better spaceship,
Speaker 2: like the traveling the one that the mom drives. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but it's cooler than the what we went on the
Speaker 2: last one. The last one looked kind of just like
Speaker 2: an airplane. This one was like a cool looking spaceship.
Speaker 2: I love even building off of that. All of the
Speaker 2: special effects were so surprisingly amazing. I agree, yes, and
Speaker 2: you know, obviously these kids, actually the kids are great.
Speaker 2: I love seeing Protozoa's his character being like built so much.
Speaker 2: I felt like we got so much more from this
Speaker 2: first the second movie, and I loved the first movie,
Speaker 2: so this is just it was awesome. It was a
Speaker 2: great sequel to an already awesome movie. And I'm giving
Speaker 2: this nine Spanish words for beautiful. I'm pushing it. I
Speaker 2: love it and I would again. I think I'm gonna
Speaker 2: watch it soon.
Speaker 3: No, I don't. I don't disagree. This was this was good.
Speaker 3: This was very very good. Okay, so well, thank you
Speaker 3: everybody so much for joining us in space, because that's
Speaker 3: where we were. Our next movie. This is a really
Speaker 3: big one, everybody, and we're we're switching it up a little.
Speaker 3: We still have plenty of dcoms to go, and plenty
Speaker 3: of wonderful World of Disneys to go. But we've now
Speaker 3: talked about this movie so many times and I haven't
Speaker 3: seen it yet. And I think Sabrina, if she could
Speaker 3: reach through the zoom and smack me, she would. So
Speaker 3: it's a theatrical release from Disney, and one that has
Speaker 3: withstood the test of time. For my first time ever,
Speaker 3: we are watching the nineteen ninety three classic. I think
Speaker 3: I'm pronouncing this right, hocus Pocus. I'm saying that right,
Speaker 3: hocus Pocus. Yes, I mean, it's available basically everywhere, but
Speaker 3: most notably on Disney Plus. So check it out and
Speaker 3: get ready for a monumental magical rewind and yet before
Speaker 3: we dig into that. This week on our dedicated magical
Speaker 3: rewind Feed, we talked about this. We've got a Park
Speaker 3: Copper episode for the Ages. Oh, we're gonna zoom zoom
Speaker 3: zoom over there because we talked to Protozoa himself, the
Speaker 3: incredible Philip Reese. That's right. We somehow convinced him to
Speaker 3: come on here and talk about Xenon despite his dozens
Speaker 3: of other accomplishments in the field, and we love him
Speaker 3: for that.
Speaker 1: Check out a little snippet of what you'll hear.
Speaker 3: So that was you. That was your idea? Then to
Speaker 3: do the hair? Yeah, actually tell the truth.
Speaker 4: It was from a previous role I did maybe a
Speaker 4: month prior with with Luke Wilson. I did a comedy
Speaker 4: with Luke Wilson, and I had the peroxide blonde hair
Speaker 4: bit like Johnny Boy in Train Spotting if you're Bill Miller.
Speaker 4: So I did that peroxide and then that audition came
Speaker 4: so I went in with kind of blondie hair. They
Speaker 4: like that, and then they came up with the let's
Speaker 4: make it all spiky.
Speaker 3: We love it.
Speaker 1: It was so much fun, a dream come true to
Speaker 1: have Philip on the show.
Speaker 3: Don't forget to subscribe to our dedicated Magical Rewind feed
Speaker 3: and catch up with all the popular decomcast and crew
Speaker 3: members we've interviewed so far. You can also follow us
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Speaker 3: Bye bye,