Speaker 1: Your kids haven't lost any teeth yet, right, because they're
Speaker 1: too young at this point.
Speaker 2: No, but we have been to the dentist and Monroe
Speaker 2: loves the dentist.
Speaker 1: Really, Yes, she loves it.
Speaker 3: She loves it.
Speaker 2: We've gone a few times now. She gets excited, they
Speaker 2: get hurt, they give a little treat. It's so much
Speaker 2: better than when we were kids. She's got a flat
Speaker 2: screen above her. She's watching her favorite like Disney movies.
Speaker 2: Whatever she ate. She is chilling and loves it. She
Speaker 2: has not luckily had any cavities or anything like that.
Speaker 1: So good.
Speaker 3: I could change eventually.
Speaker 2: But yeah, she loves it. And I have always hated
Speaker 2: the dentist.
Speaker 1: Oh my kid dentist growing up was awesome. His name
Speaker 1: was doctor Roth in Connecticut. He always had his shirt
Speaker 1: wide open with just this man via hair.
Speaker 3: Oh wow.
Speaker 1: And then they had the like the gold chains hanging down.
Speaker 1: He was tan in the middle of winter. He was like, hey,
Speaker 1: I'm doctor Roth.
Speaker 4: He was that guy.
Speaker 1: Oh it was nice, so funny. Uh, but yeah, you're
Speaker 1: you're child loving the dentist. But I guess if you
Speaker 1: got TV and treats. Yeah, she's different.
Speaker 2: She gets a balloon. She gets to pick two treats
Speaker 2: at the end, like she's living life and yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: like I said, we have only had cleanings and all
Speaker 2: good check ups so far, which is great since she's sore.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it could change, but so far, I'm glad
Speaker 2: so far. So I don't know what I'll do when
Speaker 2: she has anxiety about it, because Mom's right there with
Speaker 2: her anxious says, hell if.
Speaker 1: I get, if they give me gas, I don't care.
Speaker 1: Do whatever you want. Keep me in this chair all
Speaker 1: day long that I know you gotta hunt, you gotta
Speaker 1: find one. I'll just bring my own gas. I just
Speaker 1: do whippets in the parking lot. It's fine. But yeah, no,
Speaker 1: it's uho, it is rough. You know you know what
Speaker 1: else was rough? Yeah, well we'll get into it anyway. Well,
Speaker 1: welcome back to Magical Rewind, the show that makes you
Speaker 1: want to grab your friends, your pjs, and your popcorn
Speaker 1: and go back to a time when all the houses
Speaker 1: were smart, the waves, tsunamis, and the high School's musical.
Speaker 1: I'm Wilford Dell.
Speaker 3: And I'm Sabrina Brian.
Speaker 1: Well, let's start at the molars, travel down to the Canines,
Speaker 1: and end up at the bi cuspids because we're recapping
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety seven's Wonderful World of Disney entry Toothless, no
Speaker 1: doubt the only Disney Channel movie to revolve around the
Speaker 1: profession of dentistry. Toothless first air at October seventh, nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety seven, on ABC, and like many of the movies
Speaker 1: that aired on network TV at the time, it was
Speaker 1: composed of some very familiar faces in the cast. We
Speaker 1: already talked about whether you're afraid of the dentist terrified? Okay?
Speaker 2: And it's embarrassing as an adult, how much anxiety I
Speaker 2: have about it?
Speaker 1: No, that's okay. Some people that it's doctors and dentists
Speaker 1: that's their thing. It's like me and flying. I fly
Speaker 1: all the time and I hate it every single time.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh well, and a Sabrina vaguely remembered last recap. Toothless
Speaker 1: does involve a Hall of Fame TV star as the
Speaker 1: tooth Fairy, But what did you remember? It's a rare
Speaker 1: entry into the Disney lexicon that deals with death. Yes,
Speaker 1: death right from right, right, Let's start right, and that's
Speaker 1: Susie H. Wheelhouse. We all know and love, one of
Speaker 1: her old of Disney presents dead. Yeah, isn't that wild.
Speaker 3: It's it's deep.
Speaker 2: It gets deep real fast.
Speaker 1: I don't know if deep's the right word I would
Speaker 1: use again.
Speaker 3: I mean, your dad is it's crazy.
Speaker 2: You know, her mom's not dealing with it well already
Speaker 2: from the beginning, and.
Speaker 3: She is a weird little girl, like she's just there's death.
Speaker 1: All over this movie. This is I mean, it's it's
Speaker 1: really strange. By the way, when your kids do lose
Speaker 1: their teeth, what's inflation? Now? What's a kid going to
Speaker 1: get further tooth?
Speaker 3: You know, I've been asking around. I do think we
Speaker 3: are still like a good two years away from doing this.
Speaker 3: But my sister gives her kids twenty five dollars.
Speaker 2: Why wait what I that's insane, Like is that twenty
Speaker 2: five dollars going towards their braces? Like that's putting that
Speaker 2: in a bank account.
Speaker 1: I was just if I was her kid, I would
Speaker 1: just sit in the garage with a hammer and knock
Speaker 1: all my teeth out. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I cannot understand it.
Speaker 2: I mean, twenty five five dollars, you know what? And
Speaker 2: this is not my sister's case. I've asked my friend
Speaker 2: Stephanie because her daughter is right in the midst of
Speaker 2: like I mean, she seems like she's just popping teeth
Speaker 2: out constantly, and she goes. You know, it's crazy because
Speaker 2: we'll remember at the end of the night and my
Speaker 2: husband and I are just going like, what do you got?
Speaker 2: What you got because she's like, we never get cash,
Speaker 2: so she said half twenty dollars before my god, I
Speaker 2: think I got. I want to say, like a dollar
Speaker 2: was maybe maybe two.
Speaker 1: Dollars, me too.
Speaker 2: Can't even imagine a friend getting three dollars growing up
Speaker 2: a fiver I.
Speaker 1: Would that never would have happened. I think I got
Speaker 1: a bucket.
Speaker 2: I do think that nowadays it depends on what you
Speaker 2: got in your wallet because no one has cash anymore.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, yeah, you have to check. You
Speaker 1: get either a yeah, you get like a gift card.
Speaker 1: It's like I got a nine dollars Nordstrom gift card
Speaker 1: for my tooth. That's really weird. It's like mom has
Speaker 1: whatever's left in her purse like that totally. Now Here's
Speaker 1: the funny thing. We don't normally get into cinematographers on
Speaker 1: these Disney Channel movies, as it's usually not very interesting,
Speaker 1: but during our research we did realize that the cinematographer
Speaker 1: for Toothless was Sandy Sissel, who has some very impressive credits,
Speaker 1: but the one she's most commonly praised for is one
Speaker 1: of my favorite movies of all time, the epic adventure
Speaker 1: film from Peter Weir Master and Commander with Russell Crowe,
Speaker 1: which is just such a good movie. It is amazing,
Speaker 1: And I don't think I could possibly come up with
Speaker 1: a film that is less similar to Master and Commander
Speaker 1: than Toothless.
Speaker 4: But will I have to jump in here? This is
Speaker 4: the weird shot film we have.
Speaker 2: I was just about to say, that's part of my
Speaker 2: I mean, I got a lot sick at something.
Speaker 1: And you're up, like, what's up with the low angles
Speaker 1: on everybody ever.
Speaker 4: Shot holding the cam? Right she's holding?
Speaker 1: It has to be I don't think there was a
Speaker 1: locked off shot in the entire movie.
Speaker 4: I'm just not sure what that does for us. I
Speaker 4: don't It's not really in.
Speaker 1: Plot, no at all. The only thing I was thinking was,
Speaker 1: this is like nineteen ninety seven, and this is right
Speaker 1: in the wheelhouse of NYPD Blue, where moving the camera
Speaker 1: became a thing. So maybe that, But I thought the
Speaker 1: same thing. I was like, why are you moving?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Why are you up like this? And it wasn't even steady.
Speaker 1: It was shaky, right, shaky cam.
Speaker 2: But I noticed it definitely was when we were in limbo. Yes,
Speaker 2: and so I feel like it kind of they thought
Speaker 2: it would add to the like chaos of it and.
Speaker 3: It's all you know.
Speaker 2: But or maybe it was so bad that my eyes
Speaker 2: I was getting not like motion sickness, but something of
Speaker 2: that sort like vertigo or whatever. I don't know, like
Speaker 2: something I was not making.
Speaker 3: Me feel good. I didn't like that at all.
Speaker 1: I actually texted producer Jensen last night, I feel like
Speaker 1: this movie is happening to me.
Speaker 4: Maybe that's what she wanted. Maybe that's what there is
Speaker 4: that there's a scene in limbo Land where they're following
Speaker 4: Kirsty ally in kind of the desert. They're following her
Speaker 4: with tailor and they almost bump her. They almost bump
Speaker 4: her back.
Speaker 1: Yes, there's one time they literally go down to her
Speaker 1: butt as they dissolve. It was like, who what is happening?
Speaker 2: And I know with when it comes to budget, using
Speaker 2: a steady camera, it's easier because the setup's fast. You
Speaker 2: can move through like scenes faster.
Speaker 1: So I don't know.
Speaker 2: I was thinking maybe it was that, but then when
Speaker 2: I realized it was only happening in limbo, I'm like, no,
Speaker 2: this is like a chosen a chosen situation that the
Speaker 2: videographer is doing. But I could not realize except for
Speaker 2: it added chaos. That's the only thing I could think
Speaker 2: of why they felt the need to do that. But
Speaker 2: it was not my jam. I'm glad that that's not something.
Speaker 1: That has or limbo limbo. The limbo set was so
Speaker 1: cheap and weak that they thought if we just shake
Speaker 1: the camera, maybe we just won't be landing on the bat.
Speaker 3: But I say I did think it to be creative.
Speaker 2: I thought I thought too, That's what I mean, because
Speaker 2: I didn't mind it either their way to Heaven and
Speaker 2: well we'll talk about the flying in a minute. I
Speaker 2: was afraid that was going to happen again, but when
Speaker 2: he just kind of dissolved into that light, that was
Speaker 2: perfect for me. The hell going down the just like
Speaker 2: janky mobile trailers, all of that. Like I kind of like,
Speaker 2: you know, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know, well, creative anyway, it's yeah, well we'll get
Speaker 1: into all that. Yes, I know, we'll get in all
Speaker 1: This is also a Wonderful World of Disney release, so
Speaker 1: that means it is not on Disney Plus. However, you
Speaker 1: can watch it now for free on youtubees. I think
Speaker 1: I'm saying that right on the youtubes. And one of
Speaker 1: the uploads, which is the one I watched, even includes
Speaker 1: the nineteen ninety seven commercials, which frankly.
Speaker 2: More than the movie.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I didn't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so watch it now before you listen to us,
Speaker 1: or watch it later, or listen and watch it at
Speaker 1: the same time. But that can't be easy, all right,
Speaker 1: So now that that's out of the way, Sabrina, outside
Speaker 1: of the broad strokes you mentioned last week, what else
Speaker 1: did you know about Toothless before we got into the podcast.
Speaker 2: I remember, and I didn't know his name, but I
Speaker 2: remembered the kid that it was because he was so
Speaker 2: big in that time that at the time, he was huge.
Speaker 2: I remember him Christially, I knew she was the tooth Fairy,
Speaker 2: and that's kind of.
Speaker 3: Where it started and ended. I didn't, okay, but I.
Speaker 2: Do think I most likely saw this while it was
Speaker 2: on the ABC. I do think I saw it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I knew nothing as per usual.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was like I wasn't shocked when she came
Speaker 2: out in that big dress, like I was like ready.
Speaker 1: I mean, I knew I had to expect at this point,
Speaker 1: but I didn't know anything about it. And man, halfway through,
Speaker 1: I was like, I think I'm on acid. I think
Speaker 1: someone did feel someone dosed me. And it's kicking in
Speaker 1: right anyway, where you all go out and put a
Speaker 1: tooth under your pillow expecting a shiny silver coin. Let's
Speaker 1: go over the synopsis. A dentist is cast into Limbo
Speaker 1: after her death and has given the assignment to act
Speaker 1: as the Tooth Fairy in order to be admitted into heaven.
Speaker 1: What'd you think of the movie overall, Sabrina.
Speaker 2: Man, At first I would I first dug. I dug
Speaker 2: the music right from the beginning. I loved the old
Speaker 2: school songs that just brought me back to especially it
Speaker 2: being you know about her, you know, missing her dad,
Speaker 2: loving her dad. When I hear that genre of music,
Speaker 2: that's me my dad in the car okay, no jamming out.
Speaker 2: So I did love that. And again, there were a
Speaker 2: lot of iffy moments in the beginning that I just
Speaker 2: didn't like. As soon as she got to Limbo, I
Speaker 2: was like, oh no, where is this going what's happening?
Speaker 2: And I wasn't until probably halfway into the movie. I went, okay, okay,
Speaker 2: I can all right, and I started to sink in
Speaker 2: and I ended up liking it a lot better than
Speaker 2: how I started.
Speaker 1: For sure. I never hit that point.
Speaker 5: No, you didn't, okay, I basically hated this movie.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, I didn't. I did not get anything about it.
Speaker 1: I didn't think it was well written. I didn't think
Speaker 1: it was well shot. I didn't think it was well acted.
Speaker 1: The music, I thought the first song in the beginning
Speaker 1: is fine, but then there's music going throughout this thing
Speaker 1: that made no sense. The kids are yelling at each
Speaker 1: other the whole time during regular scenes that shouldn't be.
Speaker 1: The bully is half the size that. None of this
Speaker 1: movie made sense to me. None of this movie made
Speaker 1: sense to me. I did not get this movie even slightly.
Speaker 1: I don't know how it got made. The choices Christiality
Speaker 1: made throughout the movie, her character just kept changing. It's like,
Speaker 1: are you Jim Carrey?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: What's happening now? What were the rules? Some people can see?
Speaker 1: I did not get this movie.
Speaker 3: That felt a little real, especially nowadays.
Speaker 2: Uh were the parents that you know, confront principles and
Speaker 2: you know, just I mean the very end.
Speaker 3: Was so harsh towards towards the kid.
Speaker 2: You know, it just it was very But I did
Speaker 2: there was a there was a moment in the middle
Speaker 2: that I kind of went, Okay, I'm seeing where it's
Speaker 2: going when we saw what her mission was. But that
Speaker 2: mission wasn't very to like to open herself to actually
Speaker 2: love someone else after the death of having her the
Speaker 2: tragic death when she was younger.
Speaker 3: That was the mission. It was accepting love.
Speaker 2: She had been tried to her friends were trying to
Speaker 2: get her to open up and let someone in. And
Speaker 2: even a moment of her being honest with herself that
Speaker 2: she wasn't even really letting her best friend in, that was.
Speaker 1: The That was the So she then loves all the
Speaker 1: kids and creepily falls in love with the dad.
Speaker 2: Yes, that was the thing she realized with I think
Speaker 2: more of their innocence that she could she was able
Speaker 2: to open it up because that was they are the
Speaker 2: age that she lost her dad. So it kind of
Speaker 2: brought her back to that innocence and she at that
Speaker 2: age shut it down because she was so devastated and
Speaker 2: then has been closed off and these kids have opened
Speaker 2: that door.
Speaker 3: What are you talking about, Will, How did you not read?
Speaker 1: Oh no, I I got that's what they were trying
Speaker 1: to do. But yeahful they also every dentist for some
Speaker 1: reason ends up in limbo. Yeah, hell because because why
Speaker 1: because you're helping people with their teeth, which also prevents
Speaker 1: heart disease. Apparently you go to hell for that, right.
Speaker 2: I do think their dentistry I have heard, you know,
Speaker 2: I don't know any stats, but I have heard that
Speaker 2: that that industry and that career leads to a lot
Speaker 2: of mental health issues.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so maybe it's because people know they're.
Speaker 2: I don't even think they were.
Speaker 3: Talking about this at that time in nineteen ninety seven, but.
Speaker 2: That was strange that they were like, oh, of course
Speaker 2: you you inflict pain on everyone, so of course you're
Speaker 2: here and you're going.
Speaker 3: To help her.
Speaker 1: Going with the dad was weird. When she finally says
Speaker 1: I love you to the kid at the end, it
Speaker 1: just came off as creepy.
Speaker 2: Yeah that I didn't get every every.
Speaker 6: To me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I saw those moments for some reason, And maybe
Speaker 2: as we're talking about it, that scene will come to
Speaker 2: mind of like, oh, this was when it clicked, but
Speaker 2: there was something in the middle that made me just start, okay,
Speaker 2: all right, I see where we're going, and you didn't
Speaker 2: get it.
Speaker 1: That's okay too. I did not get it the.
Speaker 3: First front half.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh great, I got to talk about
Speaker 2: a movie I don't like again the hardest part. Those
Speaker 2: are the hardest episodes for me.
Speaker 3: I think not liking them.
Speaker 1: This was a big miss for me. This was yeah anyway.
Speaker 1: Toothless was directed by Melanie Mayron, a rare female behind
Speaker 1: the camera for these retro films. She began her career
Speaker 1: directing episodes of the TV show thirty Something, which was
Speaker 1: a great show, and had already directed the Disney Freaky
Speaker 1: Friday with Shelley Long and Gabby Hoffman. Mayron is still
Speaker 1: very busy as a TV director, working on a ton
Speaker 1: of great projects, many female focused, including The Fosters, Pretty
Speaker 1: Little Liars, Glow, and the movie Mean Girls Too. She
Speaker 1: also appears in the film as Mindy and Frankly, I
Speaker 1: thought she was one of the best actors of the movie,
Speaker 1: and boy, we're talking about who was in the movie
Speaker 1: stellar cast here, I could argue that this is overall
Speaker 1: one of the best casts, name wise we've ever had,
Speaker 1: so let's get going. So the movie headlines obviously huge
Speaker 1: star at the time nineteen ninety seven, Kirsty Ally playing
Speaker 1: doctor Catherine Lewis Ali was one of the top TV
Speaker 1: stars of the late eighties early nineties, best known as
Speaker 1: Rebecca Howe on Cheers, a role she received Emmy nominations
Speaker 1: for and won once she went I think was five
Speaker 1: Emmy nominations for and one to one. She had a
Speaker 1: bit of a Hollywood reputation for being loose cannon, but
Speaker 1: at the time that might have just been some misogyny.
Speaker 1: In the nineties, a lot of times you heard that
Speaker 1: women were quote unquote difficult to work with, but she
Speaker 1: was apparently a bit of a wild one. This is
Speaker 1: the only Disney movie she's ever worked on, but she
Speaker 1: appeared in films like Summer School, Great Movie, Don't Get
Speaker 1: Me Started, Lover Boy, Droppeded, Gorgeous, and all three Look
Speaker 1: Who's Talking movies. You may also recognize her, Aren't They Great?
Speaker 1: You may also recognize her from her second big role
Speaker 1: on TV, starring in Veronica's Closet as Veronica for three years.
Speaker 1: She was an absolute TV sitcom legend and a big
Speaker 1: casting for Disney here, especially in the nineties. She unfortunately
Speaker 1: passed away in twenty twenty two from colon cancer at
Speaker 1: the age of seventy one. And then Dale Midkiff plays
Speaker 1: Thomas Jamison Don't Get Me started. Midkiff played Elvis in
Speaker 1: the TV movie Elvis and Me and was in the
Speaker 1: original Pet Cemetery movie. He also appeared on TV shows
Speaker 1: like The Magnificent Seven, Without a Trace, the Client List.
Speaker 1: But I'd be doing him a disservice if I didn't mention.
Speaker 1: He also starred in the Airbud soccer movie titled World
Speaker 1: Pop Ross Mallinger. It's either Mallinger or Mallinger. I think
Speaker 1: it's played Little Bobby Jamison. And he two was a
Speaker 1: big ninety star, best known as Jonah Baldwin. He was
Speaker 1: so good in the romcom classic Sleepless in Seattle, playing
Speaker 1: Tom Hanks's son. He was also in Kindergarten Cop Sudden
Speaker 1: Death Who and is one of the voices of Spike
Speaker 1: in Homeward Bound two and TJ on Recess. And so
Speaker 1: we already talked about how we both recognized him right away.
Speaker 3: Yes, absolutely, and.
Speaker 1: The hits don't stop there. Part of the big Legacy
Speaker 1: family for film and TV. Lynn Redgrave unbelievable plays Rogers.
Speaker 1: The British actress was seen in some great A projects
Speaker 1: like Gods and Monsters, Kinsey Shine, and the movie Georgie Girl,
Speaker 1: which earned her an Oscar nomination. She is the sister
Speaker 1: of actress Vanessa Redgrave, which is a name you might
Speaker 1: recognize as well. Lynn passed away as well in twenty
Speaker 1: ten from cancer at the age of sixty seven. Both
Speaker 1: just taken too young and We're still not done. Eileen
Speaker 1: Brennan appears briefly in the movie credited as Joe One,
Speaker 1: most likely as a favorite for the director. She played
Speaker 1: the principal in Disney's nineteen ninety five Freaky Friday from
Speaker 1: Meyron of Course what she directed. And Eileen was an
Speaker 1: Oscar nominee for her role in the nineteen eighty one
Speaker 1: movie Private Benjamin. Great movie, but is probably best known
Speaker 1: as Missus Peacock in the nineteen eighty five movie Clue.
Speaker 1: She also appears in classic movies like Murdered by Death,
Speaker 1: The Sting, and The Last Picture Show and a big
Speaker 1: deal in film and TV all the way around. She
Speaker 1: unfortunately too passed away in twenty thirteen at the age
Speaker 1: of eighty. And then we've got Kimberly Scott, who plays Gwen.
Speaker 1: Scott is legendary as Lisa One Night. Oh I love
Speaker 1: it standing in the Abyss. She was so good. It
Speaker 1: was a James Cameron classic movie. Amazing film. She also
Speaker 1: appears in nineteen nineties Flat Liners, and is the police
Speaker 1: detective in the nineteen ninety three Michael Douglas movie Falling Down.
Speaker 1: Great add In There, Batman Forever, the Client, Guess Who,
Speaker 1: But most importantly two episodes of Boy Meets World where
Speaker 1: she and I worked together for two weeks straight and
Speaker 1: all I did was bugger about shooting the Abyss the
Speaker 1: entire time. And she even signed my laser disc. Go
Speaker 1: look up what a laser disc is, Boys and Girls.
Speaker 1: I still have it and my laser disc player.
Speaker 2: I love that you bugged.
Speaker 1: Of course, Oh my god, I guess I think by
Speaker 1: the end I am not telling you another Abyss story.
Speaker 1: I loved it so much. And then we've got another
Speaker 1: just huge icon. Darryl Chill Mitchell is Raoul. Darryl is
Speaker 1: an amazing character actor who appeared in movies like Ten
Speaker 1: Things I Hate About You, Inside Man, Galaxy Quest, and
Speaker 1: House Party one and two, and it is a very
Speaker 1: recognizable TV actor, best known as Patent Plame is It
Speaker 1: Plain Patton Plain on NCIS New Orleans. You may also
Speaker 1: know him as Eli on Ed Wendel on Fear of
Speaker 1: the Walking Dead, or most importantly for Toothless. He was
Speaker 1: on Kirsty Ali show Veronic's Closet in two thousand and one. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: post this movie, Mitchell was paralyzed in a motorcycle crash
Speaker 1: in South Carolina and has been confined to a wheelchair
Speaker 1: ever since. He continues to have an amazing acting career
Speaker 1: though working all the time and actively he raises awareness
Speaker 1: and money for spinal cord injuries, starting his own Darryl
Speaker 1: Mitchell Foundation. And you can catch Mitchell as a star
Speaker 1: on the brand new Tim Allen sitcom Shifting Gears. He's
Speaker 1: working all the time and is absolutely phenomenal, and we've
Speaker 1: got a name set on Podmeets World just recently. Child
Speaker 1: actor Marcus Toji plays Trevor. Toji is best known as
Speaker 1: Marcus in Little Giants, but work NonStop in the nineties
Speaker 1: in movies like Karina Karina, Jingle All the Way, Max
Speaker 1: Keeble's Big Move, and TV shows like Hey Arnold, eight
Speaker 1: Simple Rules, Zoe one oh one, and yes, two episodes
Speaker 1: of Boy Meets World. Let's make it all about me
Speaker 1: whenever we can. Honestly, there were some actors that we
Speaker 1: could have mentioned, but it's just such an impressive lineup,
Speaker 1: which is another reason why I was like, what it's happening? Yeah,
Speaker 1: the movie is ninety two minutes long, so close to
Speaker 1: the target, but too too many, and that is in theory,
Speaker 1: too long, too long, That's right, Exa, it was written
Speaker 1: by It was just too long, if we're being honest,
Speaker 1: And yes, it was written by Mark S. Kaufman. This
Speaker 1: was Mark's first writing credit ever, and one of only
Speaker 1: two he would ever have. He would later write the
Speaker 1: two thousand and two TV movie Just a Walk in
Speaker 1: the Park, sharing credit with actor William H. Macy, who
Speaker 1: was not in the movie at all. Strange and also,
Speaker 1: Toothless is the last Hollywood job he apparently had. So
Speaker 1: does Toothless have any bite? Well, let's get into it.
Speaker 1: We open on Sabrina's favorite song and a great song,
Speaker 1: the recognizable Sugar Sugar by the Archies, immediately proving that
Speaker 1: ABC has more of a clearance budget for songs than
Speaker 1: Disney does. We are in the nineteen sixties in a
Speaker 1: busy suburban neighborhood and we get a narrator. She tells
Speaker 1: us that she comes from a very long line of
Speaker 1: successful dentists and that her father died just one year ago.
Speaker 1: Today we see a little girl, Catherine, presumably the narrator,
Speaker 1: on a porch grooming a little dog. When her mom
Speaker 1: rushes out. She has a surprise for Catherine on this
Speaker 1: rough day. She's going to the dentist, and much like Monroe,
Speaker 1: she could not be more happy.
Speaker 2: Weirdest little kid, She is thrilled.
Speaker 1: In the dentist's office. She has a perfect checkup and
Speaker 1: a clean set of teeth to match. She wants another exam,
Speaker 1: though she was hoping for a root canal and has
Speaker 1: been reading her dad's dental books. She wants to follow
Speaker 1: in his footsteps, and even the drill sounds like music
Speaker 1: to her ears. Oh I can't that. When it gets
Speaker 1: in your hand, your whole head becomes a tuning fork
Speaker 1: and hy sorry to everybody out there. Nails on a chalkboard.
Speaker 1: The dentist does point out one last baby tooth and
Speaker 1: tells her to remember to put it under her pillow
Speaker 1: for The Tooth Fairy five shadowing, we transition to current day.
Speaker 1: Catherine has now grown up and her dream came true.
Speaker 1: She is a dentist and a good one. Actually, she
Speaker 1: took over her childhood dentist practice and is helping someone
Speaker 1: named Tiny who is freaking out or we should we
Speaker 1: should say somebody like Sabrina who is freaking out, freaking,
Speaker 1: and then another patient, a very nerdy man tries to
Speaker 1: ask her to the opera, but she has given him
Speaker 1: novacane kohi kaki, Do you want to go to the
Speaker 1: opera with me? But she interrupts him with dental equipment
Speaker 1: before he can even ask her out. Later, we were
Speaker 1: at a sushi bar. Catherine and her friend Mindy, who
Speaker 1: was the movie's director, talk about Catherine's love life, or
Speaker 1: we should say lack thereof. Catherine is fine with being single,
Speaker 1: but her friend wants her to find someone. How old
Speaker 1: do you reckon? She's supposed to be here?
Speaker 2: Okay, I think they were trying to portray her as
Speaker 2: like mid twenties, you think, yeah, like young. I feel
Speaker 2: like she was trying there was like mid twenty five.
Speaker 3: To twenty eight. Really, that's what it seemed like. But
Speaker 3: she wasn't.
Speaker 2: It seemed like that at the beginning, but then at
Speaker 2: the end it was it didn't seem as much.
Speaker 3: It seemed like she was what mid thirties at the end.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: But at the beginning I thought they were really thinking,
Speaker 2: like trying to make it as if she was really young.
Speaker 1: See. I figured she was probably five or six or
Speaker 1: maybe a little or seven or eight when she was
Speaker 1: a kid at the dentist. Oh, ok and that was
Speaker 1: the sixties. If it's if the Sugar Sugar by the
Speaker 1: Archies is playing, and if this is now the nineties,
Speaker 1: so add thirty years. I figured she was supposed to
Speaker 1: be like late thirties.
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, but.
Speaker 1: Maybe you're right, and they were going for mid twenties,
Speaker 1: which doesn't fit.
Speaker 2: No, no, but that wasn't any of the age that
Speaker 2: Christy Ally was doing at that time.
Speaker 3: So maybe I was just seeing that right.
Speaker 1: No, but you're right, I mean maybe the oldest was thirty.
Speaker 1: They were trying. But it was also the nineties where
Speaker 1: it was like you don't have a man, your life
Speaker 1: isn't good.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: It was one of those things too where it was
Speaker 1: like that's a little odd. She can just be happy
Speaker 1: without a man. But apparently it wasn't right.
Speaker 4: It is sort of I mean this, I know this
Speaker 4: isn't not much of a big change, but Sugar Sugar
Speaker 4: is from nineteen sixty nine, which pushes it.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, so even say it's nineteen seventy when she's
Speaker 1: supposed to be there at seven years old. So yeah, twenty, yeah, thirty.
Speaker 1: Just then, an attractive man sits down at the bar
Speaker 1: next to him. Catherine says, hi, but he's celebrating his
Speaker 1: bachelor party. Nope, can't have him. Swing and a miss.
Speaker 1: Catherine is starting to feel pathetic. She hasn't been on
Speaker 1: a date in forever. Her friend says she's got to
Speaker 1: get out there or she'll be alone for the rest
Speaker 1: of her life. She invites Catherine to a party she's
Speaker 1: throwing on Saturday night, but Catherine can't make it because
Speaker 1: she has a baseball game to watch. Back at the
Speaker 1: dental office, Catherine is talking to her nurse assistant, who
Speaker 1: realizes that Catherine knows nothing about her long term boyfriend.
Speaker 1: This kind of nonchalant offends the nurse. She's talked about
Speaker 1: her boyfriend for a month, so how is it possible
Speaker 1: that Catherine has not listened to anything she said. This
Speaker 1: is when we're really starting to get the idea that
Speaker 1: Catherine is very self absorbed. But we also find out
Speaker 1: that a patient is canceled, so Catherine decides to run
Speaker 1: to the bank. Now, while crossing the street, she sees
Speaker 1: her friend. Okay, we'll walk through this. She sees her
Speaker 1: friend Mindy, and excitedly they wave to each other. So there,
Speaker 1: she turns around. They both turn around, and then we
Speaker 1: start to get weird close up slow motion shaky cam
Speaker 1: of a bike. Yep, of a bike a bicycle okay.
Speaker 3: Yes, a bicycle, not not a motor bike.
Speaker 1: Bicycle, bicycle that's pedaling at her full speed and the
Speaker 1: guys distracted is what they're going for. Then we get
Speaker 1: shots of a BMW, also shaky.
Speaker 2: And the clips are going fast, right, so bike BMW bike, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Bike BMW bike clips of this, and then Catherine turning
Speaker 1: and giving this kind of shocked look, and so it
Speaker 1: seems like the bike pushes her into the car, which
Speaker 1: we don't really see. It's just like what's happening? And
Speaker 1: then there's close on people's faces, all in slow motion,
Speaker 1: very stream.
Speaker 2: There's really no you don't at all get for me,
Speaker 2: And I rewatched it a couple of times me too,
Speaker 2: because once, you know, once we get into the next
Speaker 2: place that we're getting into, it's like I went, wait, okay,
Speaker 2: I missed it.
Speaker 3: Did she get hit by the bike or did she.
Speaker 2: Get hit by the car? So I went back, didn't
Speaker 2: get it, went back again, still didn't get it, went
Speaker 2: for a third time and went, you know what, I'm
Speaker 2: just gonna have to see if they're gonna Yeah, they're
Speaker 2: going to figure it out, because which they do pretty
Speaker 2: much right away.
Speaker 1: Kind of, we just at least we know that Catherine
Speaker 1: is dead.
Speaker 3: Yes, she's gone.
Speaker 1: Take that, Walt Disney. Yeah, lead characters dead right away.
Speaker 3: Crazy.
Speaker 1: So we fade back in and Catherine is now standing
Speaker 1: very tall in a desert of sorts very clear skies,
Speaker 1: but also there's security guards and a dozen airstream trailers
Speaker 1: with signs like uniform pickup and job placement, training and judgment.
Speaker 1: There's also intimidating cage that reads elevator and a set
Speaker 1: of mobile airplane stairs nearby with a sign that reads
Speaker 1: Stairway to Heaven. Catherine is confused and looks for help.
Speaker 1: This is where they suddenly made the decision all out
Speaker 1: of nowhere to shoot everything from a low angle. So
Speaker 1: from this moment on we are looking up at everybody.
Speaker 1: It's weird and everything shaking. Catherine is confused and looking
Speaker 1: for help, eventually asking questions to a guard. And this
Speaker 1: is another just amazing appearance. I figured this was going
Speaker 1: to be a big introduction of her character, but it wasn't.
Speaker 1: It was just a cameo by Yeard Lee Smith, also
Speaker 1: known as the voice of Lisa Simpson. And then Catherine realizes,
Speaker 1: oh no, I'm dead and is given a map to
Speaker 1: go find her supervisor. And this is where I started
Speaker 1: to get real vibes of one of my favorite and
Speaker 1: one of Daniel Fisher's favorite movies of all time, Defending
Speaker 1: Your Life. Like, Okay, I kind of get what they're doing,
Speaker 1: but Manda defending your Life do it better? So yes,
Speaker 1: After getting lost, she finally finds her drill sergeant, who
Speaker 1: is a high strung British lady with a riding whip
Speaker 1: that's rogers. Catherine is already behind schedule and they watch
Speaker 1: a businessman being sent down to Hell while a marching
Speaker 1: band and all red ominously plays him out. This is
Speaker 1: where I went what is happening in this movie? The
Speaker 1: second hit of acid has kicked in? Who dosed me?
Speaker 1: Because this is crazy pants?
Speaker 2: Yeah, This is when I was going, oh, no, I
Speaker 2: don't think I'm gonna like this one, because it was
Speaker 2: again just already kind of.
Speaker 3: Quite a bit of holes.
Speaker 2: Where are we what?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 2: And the characters were just a little especially when we
Speaker 2: got to limbo, they were just really over the top.
Speaker 2: And this is when Kirsty's character became over the top
Speaker 2: for me. Yeah, gets which she wasn't like that while
Speaker 2: she was in you know, her regular life now and
Speaker 2: I just kind of went, oh, gosh, okay, all right.
Speaker 4: Where are we go?
Speaker 1: And again part of me is like, if you want
Speaker 1: to now go crazy elf cartoony, great, I am all
Speaker 1: for that, but make that decision and do that. This
Speaker 1: came in and out in weird and one scene she
Speaker 1: was like this, and the next scene the kid was
Speaker 1: like that. It was just like they were shooting a
Speaker 1: different movie. Every scene they were doing.
Speaker 2: It was really weird, broken up, and I understand they
Speaker 2: are going through two different worlds, right we're in right,
Speaker 2: we're in regular but she has become the tooth Fairy,
Speaker 2: so she out of everyone really need to need it
Speaker 2: to keep it flat, you know, or the same.
Speaker 1: Something something, or make her wacky at the beginning, so
Speaker 1: she becomes the wacky tooth fairy. I don't know. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So then Rogers explains that Catherine is in limbo land,
Speaker 1: not yet heaven or Hell, about to have her life judged.
Speaker 1: Defending your life. They did this movie already, Albert Brooks,
Speaker 1: go see that. It's amazing. I give it twenty thousand
Speaker 1: stars or whatever you need. So Roger says, a Catherine
Speaker 1: has a glaring blemish on her record. She's a dentist
Speaker 1: who gave pain and suffering to people, and so dentists
Speaker 1: apparently just go to hell. It doesn't matter that they're
Speaker 1: doctors that are actually helping people. You're a dentist, You're
Speaker 1: going to hell, which again I thought, like what what? Why? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 1: Catherine can't believe this. Neither can we. And while she
Speaker 1: awaits for her final word, she will have to perform
Speaker 1: community service and will be judged by her actions. Okay,
Speaker 1: interesting story.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: Catherine gets her folder and has offered a very difficult
Speaker 1: job by Cuspid Retrieval. Catherine thinks she can do it
Speaker 1: and signs up. Roger says, great, the little children be
Speaker 1: so pleased to find out you're coming. And Catherine puts
Speaker 1: it all together. Oh no, she's the tooth fairy, and
Speaker 1: she doesn't look happy with that. Catherine jumps out of
Speaker 1: the uniform trailer dressed in a princess's gown and crown.
Speaker 1: She's like the tooth fairy. It's not just going. She's
Speaker 1: got a dress like the tooth fairy. She's the tooth Fairy.
Speaker 1: We get a mention of Cinderella and tinker Bell, two
Speaker 1: names you don't often hear much outside of Disney productions,
Speaker 1: and Catherine can't stand the look. Being a tooth fairy
Speaker 1: is not her idea of a good time, but Rogers
Speaker 1: doesn't care. Catherine needs to get training where she's even
Speaker 1: gonna learn to fly now. Oh boy, If you watch
Speaker 1: the version I watched, it started with another one of
Speaker 1: those Michael Eisner intros, and it was all about the
Speaker 1: most famous flying characters in the history of Disney. And
Speaker 1: it started with Mary Poppins flying around and Tinkerbell flying around,
Speaker 1: and so you're like, you have this feeling of what
Speaker 1: flying in this movie was going to be like, not
Speaker 1: the same, So we are now inside the trailer, which
Speaker 1: is hilariously huge and is clearly just the inside of
Speaker 1: a sound stage at one of these like Disney or
Speaker 1: something like that, which again very clever to go into
Speaker 1: the little jet stream trailers and they become these huge
Speaker 1: things in limbo. I get what they're doing. It saved
Speaker 1: a ton of money. Very clever, and so it's huge.
Speaker 1: And then a choreographer, Raoul who's Daryl chill Miller, is
Speaker 1: teaching a man how to hop this is the new
Speaker 1: Easter Bunny. Raoul meets Catherine and is told not to
Speaker 1: work too hard. Catherine seems destined for quote the big barbecue.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Like right away they're saying, you're gunn
Speaker 1: don't even worry about it. She's going to hell for
Speaker 1: being a dentist.
Speaker 2: Yep, Like this is a waste of time, is how
Speaker 2: she's being treated. This is really a waste of time.
Speaker 2: Let's just get through this because it's protocol and get
Speaker 2: this move hard, journey on for this this lady, this
Speaker 2: this dentist.
Speaker 1: Yeah so then yeah, this dentist who's going to hell.
Speaker 1: Catherine gets her magic wand and learns the cabbage patch
Speaker 1: from Raoul as he hums the song. Here, we should
Speaker 1: play a clip from that scene because it's pretty great. Okay,
Speaker 1: now this is how you work the magic. Are you ready?
Speaker 1: Don't don't, don't, don't, don't come, don't, don't, don't. Bump bump,
Speaker 1: come on, b bump bump, Well, fight it up, bump bump.
Speaker 2: Okay, the strangest, most unnecessary dance scene I've ever heard
Speaker 2: the movie. I was going this is when I really
Speaker 2: almost was just done.
Speaker 3: I mean I and then it got worse because we
Speaker 3: actually got to the fly.
Speaker 1: Okay, so this is again the person who made Master
Speaker 1: and Commander one of the most beautifully literally one of
Speaker 1: the most beautifully shot films in the last twenty years.
Speaker 1: It's stunning Mastering Commander and this she's just shaking the
Speaker 1: camera all over the place. It looked like it was
Speaker 1: it was just done on the fly, like a reality
Speaker 1: show from the nineties. It was so strange. And again
Speaker 1: I know this. This it also looked bad just because
Speaker 1: it was grainy. That was not how it looked in
Speaker 1: the nineties. I get that, But when you added that
Speaker 1: into how I had to stream it, yeah, it was
Speaker 1: like what am I watching right now?
Speaker 2: Well, and you if you were looking closely and we're
Speaker 2: jumping quickly just to Sabrina seas And I'm sure anyone
Speaker 2: would see this. This wasn't like I saw something no
Speaker 2: one else could ever see anyone. Yeah, anyone can see this.
Speaker 2: You can literally, especially with her poofy dress, see where
Speaker 2: the lines of her getting pulled into the air, like
Speaker 2: from you know, down below, You could see like her
Speaker 2: part of her material.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you could see that. Yeah, you could
Speaker 1: totally see you could you could you could see that.
Speaker 1: What are the lines whatever the hell they're called?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was going to bring this up because I
Speaker 2: know you love Mary Poppin so much.
Speaker 3: The idea when.
Speaker 2: They start flying, how why does everyone take flying to
Speaker 2: swimming without water? Why are we moving our arms? Why
Speaker 2: I ever get a chance to fly?
Speaker 3: That's not what my initial reaction will be.
Speaker 2: Just when without Walter picking the legs and moving around.
Speaker 2: I really wish when she flew into the wall that
Speaker 2: she like just went.
Speaker 1: Scraped down the wall.
Speaker 3: That would have been so great because she just kind
Speaker 3: of landed there.
Speaker 1: But it was yeah, okay, yeah, so Raoul, you know
Speaker 1: tricks Catherine making her flap her arms to fly. But
Speaker 1: eventually Mitch She's just trying. He just has to hold
Speaker 1: up her arms. That's all she has to do. He
Speaker 1: immediately floats about ten feet in the air. Now, this
Speaker 1: one looked good when he did it. It looked good.
Speaker 3: Fine looks so crazy.
Speaker 1: She follows suit. She is now flying. She flies into
Speaker 1: a padded wall, so she ends up leaving the trailer,
Speaker 1: licking her wounds, and is reunited with Rogers, who tells
Speaker 1: her that she can only fly in at night. She
Speaker 1: has to wear the uniform and can only think happy
Speaker 1: thoughts when using the wand But the biggest rule of all,
Speaker 1: she can't mess with any mortals lives. While doing this,
Speaker 1: Catherine is ushered into the Community Service office, where we
Speaker 1: see other signs for the Easter Bunny, Father Time, the Boogeyman,
Speaker 1: and snow White. I don't know why they would have
Speaker 1: a boogeyman. I guess just to scare kids.
Speaker 2: Well, Cinderella, snow White, what did these what do these
Speaker 2: justice the characters have anything to do with Easter Bunny
Speaker 2: to very Santa Claus.
Speaker 1: You know, and noticed that Santa wasn't one of them.
Speaker 1: They specifically were like, no, Santa's a real guy who
Speaker 1: lives in the North pole, but they're walking the halls
Speaker 1: and she's almost shot by Cupid, who was, of course
Speaker 1: a divorce attorney on Earth. Okay, Catherine is brought into
Speaker 1: a room where she will sit during the days watching
Speaker 1: kids lose their teeth on a TV. She also has
Speaker 1: a fax machine that actually looks more like a typewriter,
Speaker 1: and that will tell her where to go every night.
Speaker 1: She's told the longer the list, the more time will
Speaker 1: slow down for her, and she'll go faster to get
Speaker 1: everything done. That is a trick of limbo. They also
Speaker 1: give her a phone that she picks up. There's a
Speaker 1: weird dial tone. It never comes back. They never talk
Speaker 1: about it again. She never gets a call. Nothing ever
Speaker 1: happens with it. It's like, why the hell is the thing there? Yes,
Speaker 1: Rogers leaves, threatening her if she makes one mistake, she's
Speaker 1: going to hell. First day on the job, do one
Speaker 1: thing wrong, You're going to hell. I mean, yikes, good ones.
Speaker 2: I mean, like I told you. They are just trying
Speaker 2: to expedite this time with her and get her act.
Speaker 1: Get her out. You've failed before you've started. Dentist. Catherine
Speaker 1: looks over a list of kids. This is going to
Speaker 1: be a lot of travel and as a printer gives
Speaker 1: her more names. We hear I get around by the
Speaker 1: beach Boys, which is a far cry from the decom
Speaker 1: synergy we hear in movies like Camp Rock. But we
Speaker 1: get then the first flying montage of the film, where
Speaker 1: she's in front of a green screen and she passes
Speaker 1: through landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Italian gondolas, Japanese billboards,
Speaker 1: and eventually landing her inside an American home. This was
Speaker 1: reminiscent of the bad dream sequence that I did in
Speaker 1: Boy Mets World for the good Look Guy song, where
Speaker 1: it's supposed to look bad and terrible. That's the point.
Speaker 1: This was just like, what are they doing?
Speaker 3: And it happens so many much.
Speaker 2: And it's one thing to have it once, But later
Speaker 2: on I would have liked the montage of some sort.
Speaker 2: Didn't have to be every time they did this flying scene,
Speaker 2: but her going into several of the kid's rooms. They
Speaker 2: don't see that at all.
Speaker 3: You see her just in front of the screen screen
Speaker 3: flying around. She's pointing her wand now I'm asking questions.
Speaker 2: Now you've got me on the stupid kick of asking
Speaker 2: questions of the rules. She pointing out when she's doing
Speaker 2: what is she doing? Like, is she only going to
Speaker 2: some houses, but on some she's pointing and just zipping
Speaker 2: the tooth to her and zipping the coin.
Speaker 3: Back to them.
Speaker 2: No, no, none of it made sense. And it happened
Speaker 2: so many times.
Speaker 1: And they kept cutting back to it. So she lands
Speaker 1: in this American home. We see a woman tucking her
Speaker 1: son in bed, and apparently she can't see the fairy
Speaker 1: at all. Once the mom leaves, Catherine runs up to
Speaker 1: the bed and tries to use her wand to leave
Speaker 1: the money, but instead she accidentally makes the soon to
Speaker 1: be groomed from the sushi bar appear. She says, ron
Speaker 1: kind of happy and then says, you had your chance.
Speaker 1: So the guy said, hey, I'm getting married. Never hit
Speaker 1: on her, but still had a chance. I did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, awake any sense?
Speaker 1: No, so she makes him disappear. Now here's what I understand.
Speaker 1: Check me if I'm wrong. But then the kid wakes
Speaker 1: up and it's Bobby right right, So who was tucking
Speaker 1: him in? Who's the woman his nanny? Okay, thank you,
Speaker 1: I lost that because.
Speaker 2: If that scene didn't happen, because we don't see her again. Right, Ever,
Speaker 2: we don't see this nanny again. Thank god that happened,
Speaker 2: because that would have answered the question later on when
Speaker 2: his dad is he's only ten to eleven, when his
Speaker 2: dad is out working.
Speaker 1: Just leaving the kid by himself. Yet you're right, okay, good,
Speaker 1: good call. So this is the young son Bobby. He
Speaker 1: awakens and he's shocked to see this woman staring standing
Speaker 1: over his bed.
Speaker 2: Ab v H.
Speaker 1: Scared, he thinks she could be a weirdly dressed burglar
Speaker 1: and threatens to go ahead and get his dad. Doctor
Speaker 1: Catherine is shocked he can see her and even calls
Speaker 1: him a snitch. She explains she's the tooth Fairy, and
Speaker 1: he thinks she's an idiot. Catherine is crabby, furious even
Speaker 1: that she has to do this for these snot nosed kids.
Speaker 1: The two bicker back and forth until Catherine just disappears
Speaker 1: into a door in what has to be one of
Speaker 1: the worst special effects in the history of any special effects.
Speaker 1: Bobby finds a coin under his pillow which is so
Speaker 1: large and silver it has to be from a pirate's
Speaker 1: treasure chest, and he starts to wonder, did I just
Speaker 1: meet the tooth Fairy? All right? Also, if you're giving
Speaker 1: out specialty coins. It's supposed to be a silver dollar,
Speaker 1: because where are you going to spend this magical tooth
Speaker 1: fairy money? That's you can't get that at Walgreen? Like,
Speaker 1: what are you going to do with this thing? Yeah,
Speaker 1: give me a dollar now. Back with Raoul, Catherine is
Speaker 1: furious is she invisible or not? And the truth is
Speaker 1: anyone with baby teeth can still see her. And if
Speaker 1: you're ever seen by an adult, that's a real problem.
Speaker 1: So if you lose your baby teeth, you can't see
Speaker 1: her anymore. If any adults heer, you go to hell.
Speaker 1: So she confides in Raoul about Bobby and is reminded
Speaker 1: leave the money and get back to Limboland. Those are
Speaker 1: the rules. Apparently these the rules are changing. I don't
Speaker 1: understand what they are. Please please tell me the rules
Speaker 1: because I don't get them. We're now back at Bobby's house.
Speaker 1: Bobby's getting ready for school. He sits down with his
Speaker 1: businessman dad for breakfast, and we quickly notice that his
Speaker 1: dad is a workaholic who's not at all connected to
Speaker 1: his son. Bobby's got the coin, admitting he found it
Speaker 1: under his pillow, and his dad seems to shame him
Speaker 1: about believing in the Tooth Fairy. Good dad another good
Speaker 1: Disney dad. It's a legend that his mom told him about.
Speaker 1: There also seems to be something emotional about his mom.
Speaker 1: We didn't know if she's left him, if she's dead.
Speaker 1: She might have just smelled that. We don't know. It's
Speaker 1: very strange. But Bobby takes off in a hurry and
Speaker 1: Catherine meets the Easter Bunny and he's just as annoyed
Speaker 1: as she is. She notices that he has a chocolate
Speaker 1: egg in his basket and ridicules him for giving kids
Speaker 1: cavities in a sort of nineteen twenties test.
Speaker 3: She's like, nineteen twenties like gangster, yes kind.
Speaker 1: Of, Oh I see, I got to like it was
Speaker 1: I see your mugs? See yeah, who's giving the kids
Speaker 1: for candy?
Speaker 2: Yes? It was like what I don't know, but every
Speaker 2: time we were in Limbo, I didn't understand what was
Speaker 2: going on.
Speaker 3: It was so strained the Limbo land.
Speaker 1: She ends up comparing his job to that of a
Speaker 1: drug dealer, which doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
Speaker 1: And she's so connected to being the Tooth Fairy. But
Speaker 1: I think she's what she's trying to do because at
Speaker 1: the end she says every dentist's dream, and so what
Speaker 1: she's trying to say is as a dentist, she would
Speaker 1: love to have been able to tell off the Easter
Speaker 1: Bunny or whoever created Halloween, anybody where Candy was involved.
Speaker 1: She would have loved to been able to I think,
Speaker 1: is what they're saying. Okay, And this is where we
Speaker 1: talked again about her character changing so much scene by
Speaker 1: scene that I didn't know. And it was also and
Speaker 1: I again, I don't blame Kristy Alli for this. This
Speaker 1: obviously just happened. But for several of the limbo scenes,
Speaker 1: you could tell her voice was gone. She was really
Speaker 1: had a screech going because I don't think she had
Speaker 1: to see.
Speaker 2: That's how I know Kirstie Ali, like, that's how she sounds.
Speaker 2: Then all of the look who's talking, She's got that.
Speaker 2: There's a part where I felt like, and I put
Speaker 2: there was a few signature things of Christy Ali that
Speaker 2: are in my Sabrina Seas and one of them is
Speaker 2: her like boys, how it cracks up top when she
Speaker 2: gets like a high pitch and it kind of cracks
Speaker 2: like that's for me, because I really again cheers was
Speaker 2: on really before I was watching it, I watched Cheers
Speaker 2: when it was on Nick at Night on reruns, and
Speaker 2: so it was you know that, But then watching Look
Speaker 2: Who's Talking and all of those movies, those are the
Speaker 2: ones where those are like to me iconic moments of
Speaker 2: Kirsty Ali. Yeah, it was a lot in that. I
Speaker 2: don't know if it was the desert and it got.
Speaker 1: Bad, it got bad. Also, I think Luk, he's talking
Speaker 1: about it exactly right. I think all babies, when their
Speaker 1: babies just sound like Bruce Willa's. That's that's my that's
Speaker 1: my guess is.
Speaker 2: The truth of Ledger.
Speaker 3: I think it's I'm in It's hilarious.
Speaker 1: I think boys are girls, doesn't matter. You just sound
Speaker 1: like Bruce Willis. We are now at Bobby's school with
Speaker 1: his friend Trevor, and he's being bullied by the smallest
Speaker 1: child that's ever walked the planet for money?
Speaker 2: Is this bully literally two and a half feet tall,
Speaker 2: he was the smallest.
Speaker 1: Staring up and I'm like, you're gonna give me your money.
Speaker 2: Let's just be like whatever, dude and just stiff arm all.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The strangest thing was if you go and watch this movie,
Speaker 1: keep that kid in mind, and then go watch Defending
Speaker 1: Your Life, where there's also a bully and they look identical.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, they looked.
Speaker 1: Like But it's the tiniest little kid is bullying him.
Speaker 1: Bobby notices some girls looking though, so he lunges at
Speaker 1: his rival but missus and gets knocked out and robbed.
Speaker 1: He even loses a tooth. So we've got death, we've
Speaker 1: got murder, we've got robbing, we've got assault Disney movie,
Speaker 1: We've got We've got it's awesome.
Speaker 2: Got bribery, yes man.
Speaker 1: Later that night, his dad calls from a dinner meeting.
Speaker 1: He's gonna be late. Bobby tries to tell him about
Speaker 1: getting beaten up, but he's hung up on We've got
Speaker 1: another great dcom dad here. That night, Calf of the
Speaker 1: Tooth Fairy is back out, flying Sabrina's favorite and dancing
Speaker 1: now past the Statue of Liberty. Then what has to
Speaker 1: be the absolute worst effect we have ever seen anywhere ever.
Speaker 1: She dodges an airplane and rapidly spins and cartwheels away
Speaker 1: of the budget. This was nine dollars.
Speaker 3: Yes, at my gosh, it was. And again this is
Speaker 3: probably what the fourth time we've seen this green screen.
Speaker 3: You're just going not again, not again.
Speaker 2: No, this was where's the And he didn't even need it.
Speaker 2: You knew that when she got there, she had already
Speaker 2: gone through the greens green motion and we were good.
Speaker 1: Yes, okay. She eventually crashes in Bobby's front yard and
Speaker 1: attempts to use your wand for the tooth and coin
Speaker 1: exchange in his bedroom. Bobby again wakes up and they
Speaker 1: fight over ownership of the tooth. Chrisciality here has a
Speaker 1: very similar relationship with this kid as she did with
Speaker 1: Ted Danson in Cheers, but Bobby is starting to believe
Speaker 1: she is in fact the tooth Fairy, despite his dad's thoughts.
Speaker 1: To help convince him, she morphs her head into a
Speaker 1: dinosaur and roars at him. Now this effect doesn't look bad,
Speaker 1: but what the.
Speaker 2: Hell was the one that actually was better?
Speaker 1: But it's probably one of the best ones of the movie.
Speaker 3: I think I agree?
Speaker 1: But why?
Speaker 2: But why? And who has ever said that the tooth
Speaker 2: Fairy can be anything but the tooth Fairy?
Speaker 3: No one ever.
Speaker 2: Made that assumption. No one's ever said that she didn't
Speaker 2: learn to do it. Yeah, there was no This came
Speaker 2: out of nowhere. Yeah, and she wouldn't need that special
Speaker 2: power because she's not supposed to be seen by the kids.
Speaker 2: This is supposed to happen in their sleep. She's just
Speaker 2: crappy at her job, and so there's there's no like, oh,
Speaker 2: we're going to give you this special power in case
Speaker 2: you get seen and you need to convince the kid
Speaker 2: that you're the tooth fairy. No, get the hell out
Speaker 2: of the house.
Speaker 3: Not even supposed to.
Speaker 1: See nobody also said that like up in Limbo. Oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, the other power you have is you
Speaker 1: can morph into any other animal. You are an anima.
Speaker 3: Sud what is Yeah, that was weird and not need.
Speaker 1: Do you get an AGAs? Do you get animegus? Do
Speaker 1: you get that reference?
Speaker 3: No? Omegas animegas anime?
Speaker 1: Oh gosh no, where do you think it's from.
Speaker 2: Some kind of weird anime thing like that?
Speaker 3: You see it?
Speaker 1: Come on, Harry Potter. You can change again. When you
Speaker 1: can change from a human into an animal like Mcgonaga
Speaker 1: and the cat, you are an animegus or like like whack, yeah, okay, okay,
Speaker 1: well it.
Speaker 2: Sounds like getting arn Rose sometimes says animal which is
Speaker 2: ammal that's.
Speaker 3: Four year old made up word.
Speaker 1: I'm getting you there. We're going to get there. We're
Speaker 1: going to do this together. I'm taking you by the hand.
Speaker 1: We're going to do this together.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 1: Now, Finally, Bobby and Catherine are starting to calm down
Speaker 1: and chat about her new job as the tooth Fairy.
Speaker 1: Bobby even asks for advice for dealing with girls. Catherine
Speaker 1: makes the tooth exchange, but just then Bobby's dad returns
Speaker 1: and sees him talking to an imaginary person. He's disturbed
Speaker 1: at the site his son might be a little bonker's.
Speaker 1: The next morning, the dad even stops Bobby before school
Speaker 1: and mentions that he saw him talking to himself, but
Speaker 1: he assures Bobby that he also sees his mom and
Speaker 1: sometimes he talks to her too, So she's also dead.
Speaker 1: We just found out she's dead. So much death, yes, so.
Speaker 2: Much death, right, Yeah, We've got two parents so far
Speaker 2: and a dentist and then you know everyone and everybody
Speaker 2: at Limbo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just so much dead. But Bobby says it
Speaker 1: wasn't his mom, it was the tooth Fairy, and Bobby's
Speaker 1: dad reacts to his son like he just admitted he's
Speaker 1: addicted to meth. Bobby runs off to school and drives
Speaker 1: to approach Carrie Cole, a girl he likes, which again
Speaker 1: would be the most popular girl in the school as
Speaker 1: we talked to because she has an a literative name
Speaker 1: like your most popular and Channon Shipley. Now we have
Speaker 1: Carrie Cole, a girl he likes. Using advice he got
Speaker 1: from Catherine, he asked to walk her home and she says, yes,
Speaker 1: things are looking up. For Bobby, his tiny little bully
Speaker 1: isn't around and he gets the girl and Catholic saw
Speaker 1: it all on the little TV in her tiny little restroom.
Speaker 1: So she's just sitting there watching Bobby on TV.
Speaker 2: See yeah, Which that's not what it seemed like she
Speaker 2: was going to be able to do on that TV
Speaker 2: when she was told what the TV was supposed to do.
Speaker 2: It wasn't really talking about like just checking in on
Speaker 2: any kid.
Speaker 1: And we never see what you're supposed to see on
Speaker 1: the TV. How do they not give us a quick
Speaker 1: montage because this movie loves montages. How did we not
Speaker 1: get a montage of a bunch of kids from around
Speaker 1: the world losing their teeth?
Speaker 3: That's what it's only supposed to be.
Speaker 2: How is she able to put the channel and check
Speaker 2: in on specific kids.
Speaker 1: You're only supposed to see kids lose their teeth and
Speaker 1: old random episodes of Room two two seven. M A's
Speaker 1: an old school reference for you. There you go, look
Speaker 1: it up kids. So yes. After the little date that
Speaker 1: happened all off camera and where he actually got to
Speaker 1: hold her hand, apparently, Bobby sees Trevor, who's also walking home.
Speaker 1: Trevor lost his back, Moler, and he's gonna hide the
Speaker 1: tooth in his brother's cereal good Frank Trevor. Instead, Bobby
Speaker 1: convinces Trevor to give him the tooth and confides in
Speaker 1: him about the tooth theory. Later that night, Catherine visits
Speaker 1: Bobby again, only after stopping by Trevor's and figuring out
Speaker 1: what's going on. Bobby brags about his date and Catherine
Speaker 1: says next time he should carry her books and rouse
Speaker 1: off a bunch of other romantic ideas. The tooth exchange occurs,
Speaker 1: and Catherine says the coin has to get to Trevor.
Speaker 1: It is very important. Those are the rules. She also
Speaker 1: realizes Bobby is a neglected kid. His dad has gone again,
Speaker 1: so she decides to stay around, tuck him in and
Speaker 1: sing him a lullaby. So the only role you have,
Speaker 1: you gotta go at night and don't mess with anybody's lives.
Speaker 1: And she's like, why don't you talk, I'll get into
Speaker 1: bed and I'll sing you a song.
Speaker 2: No, but back up, how did she know that Bobby
Speaker 2: had the tooth? How did she know that? Because because
Speaker 2: I talked to Trevor, did Trevor?
Speaker 1: Because then Trevor would have known, right, because that's what
Speaker 1: I mean. Yeah, he didn't.
Speaker 2: He never saw.
Speaker 3: He didn't see her until later on in the movie
Speaker 3: when the other kids are seen.
Speaker 2: That was strange to me. I didn't understand.
Speaker 3: How did she actually knows to go back to Bobby room.
Speaker 1: No, Oh no, I don't know. Again, it's just a glad.
Speaker 3: It wasn't explained.
Speaker 2: It was just a big hole. And then then again
Speaker 2: we move on to her talking in Tibet and singing
Speaker 2: him a lullaby. Yes, okay, the kids like eleven, I
Speaker 2: think we're past lullaby world.
Speaker 1: Also, how many how many teeth does one kid have
Speaker 1: to lose in a day before maybe you talk to
Speaker 1: somebody even has the tooth?
Speaker 2: Fairy guess worse than that case, I know you've lost
Speaker 2: guys up.
Speaker 1: Yes, so Bobby mid dance routine because the little cabbage
Speaker 1: patches only thing she knows. Bobby falls, falls asleep, and
Speaker 1: his dad walks in. Catherine watches on as his dad
Speaker 1: sits down and looks pained. He obviously misses his wife,
Speaker 1: and for some reason this turns Catherine on. Back in
Speaker 1: Limbo Land, Catherine sees one of her old colleagues, doctor Green.
Speaker 1: He had a heart attack while playing golf. He's heard
Speaker 1: hardly anyone goes to heaven after being the tooth Fairy.
Speaker 1: He doesn't know why, It's just something he's quote, always
Speaker 1: heard always. So has he been there since?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: She makes it clear, and he said, well, I've had
Speaker 2: to work some things out right, So.
Speaker 1: He's been there a long time.
Speaker 2: That's the isn't what I thought it was. And I
Speaker 2: didn't go back and rejex that that's the one he takes.
Speaker 2: She takes the dentists who she takes over his things.
Speaker 2: So she had taken it over, taken it over for
Speaker 2: a while. That's why she is confused, why are you
Speaker 2: still here in limbo? And he said, I had some
Speaker 2: things to take care of, gotcha? And then now so
Speaker 2: he's heard, so he's gone through quite a few tooth fairies.
Speaker 2: Apparently that all go to hell.
Speaker 1: Again, he was a dentist too, So why wouldn't maybe
Speaker 1: the tooth fairy? And why do they all go to hell?
Speaker 1: All these dentists.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's a good point.
Speaker 3: I didn't ask.
Speaker 2: I didn't think. Why wasn't he the tooth fairy?
Speaker 1: Why isn't he the tooth fairy? Maybe because he knew.
Speaker 3: I I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but he says not to worry. And
Speaker 1: she asked if doctor Green ever saw her dad in
Speaker 1: limbo land. He admits that he did. He blew through
Speaker 1: it pretty quick. And again, how long has he been there?
Speaker 1: Because her dad died in the sixties.
Speaker 3: Right, Oh, so if he blew through pretty quick.
Speaker 1: Why would he be there?
Speaker 2: When it makes sense?
Speaker 3: It makes sense? Okay, none of that incorrect.
Speaker 1: The logic doesn't make sense. Y, Yeah, everyone loved her dad.
Speaker 1: He was very kind. But doctor Green has to go.
Speaker 1: He's on his way up to heaven. It becomes well
Speaker 1: tries to become a touching scene as he walks up
Speaker 1: the steps and Catherine says it was so nice to
Speaker 1: see him. He says he'll see her again soon. He
Speaker 1: makes at the top grows a terrible pair of wings
Speaker 1: and is zoomed up into space. It's just so weird.
Speaker 2: I like that better. I was gonna go, uh oh,
Speaker 2: Now we got to see this guy fly like they've
Speaker 2: already shown once again the view from the back of his.
Speaker 3: Butt going up the stairs. Now we got to see
Speaker 3: him fly. Okay, No, it's just a beam, all right.
Speaker 2: I was better with the beam than seeing him do
Speaker 2: another one of these flying things.
Speaker 3: But it's in the desert. Was gonna be worse. It
Speaker 3: was gonna be worse.
Speaker 1: This is just a bananas movie, though. I mean it
Speaker 1: is an absolutely bananas movie.
Speaker 3: Liked that moment.
Speaker 2: I thought that the but that's that's a stare.
Speaker 3: It from an airplane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like from an airplane when you enter it from
Speaker 2: I thought that was kind of creative.
Speaker 1: I did. It's clever, but like it. It's so it's
Speaker 1: just such a bonkers movie. We are now back on Earth.
Speaker 1: Catherine's house is being packed up by Mindy and she's
Speaker 1: watching it all unfold again on our TV. So now
Speaker 1: apparently she can watch whatever she wants when she wants.
Speaker 1: Raoul stops buying. Catherine wants to know why she was
Speaker 1: picked to be the tooth fairy. It can just be
Speaker 1: because she's a dentist. He says he's not allowed to
Speaker 1: tell her. Okay, so we're starting to get that there's
Speaker 1: more here. She knows she was a good person, but
Speaker 1: Raoul says she's never allowed herself to love anyone. To
Speaker 1: get into heaven, she needs to love back those who
Speaker 1: love her, and man, she feels that. One she watches
Speaker 1: her best friend Mindy cry and say goodbye to her
Speaker 1: at the house on TV. But it seemed like she
Speaker 1: loved Mindy. She loved her dad, which she says she
Speaker 1: loves her knows she she loves her mom, Mendy.
Speaker 2: She pushes off Mindy. She also saw her mom go
Speaker 2: into the the closet and didn't like go console her.
Speaker 3: On the day of the anniversary of her father's death.
Speaker 1: She kind of the closet, it was the lab. She
Speaker 1: went to the bathroom.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, she was clearly crying and upset, and it's
Speaker 2: clearly the same day of the death anniversary, so I
Speaker 2: get that she is kind. Basically, she has these people
Speaker 2: around her that care about her, and she blows them
Speaker 2: all off. She blows off her receptionist, She doesn't care
Speaker 2: it about and it's been going on in her life.
Speaker 2: This is when I started to click in got it, Okay,
Speaker 2: I see what's now. We're now for me. It's making
Speaker 2: sense what her mission is.
Speaker 1: They could have They should have gone farther. They should
Speaker 1: have gone she had a ton of friends. She had
Speaker 1: like another friend called her she you know, yeah, I
Speaker 1: just right.
Speaker 2: But that's when this started going. Okay, so it's not
Speaker 2: just I thought she was having to fall in love.
Speaker 2: I was starting to put pieces and I was starting
Speaker 2: to make up things in my head because there was
Speaker 2: nothing but nothing was really being explained. I'm like, she
Speaker 2: has to fall in love to not go to hell.
Speaker 3: That's weird. This was she has to love the people
Speaker 3: back who love her.
Speaker 2: She needs to stop pushing off the people that care
Speaker 2: about her out of her life and not making them
Speaker 2: a priority.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, I'm good with it.
Speaker 1: Okay, they could have done better. We're now in Bobby's class.
Speaker 1: The bullies are picking on him again now for dumping
Speaker 1: carry for the tooth fairy. What a loser? Uh Oh,
Speaker 1: we appear to have a snitch, because how can they
Speaker 1: have known? Bobby hunts down Trevor and to some of
Speaker 1: the worst background music ever. It hackles him in front
Speaker 1: of the school he's supposed to be his best friend
Speaker 1: to be able to keep secrets. Trevor says he had
Speaker 1: to tell someone because the coin is so cool, and
Speaker 1: that's a terrible excuse to tell anybody, especially your best
Speaker 1: friend's bully.
Speaker 3: Best friend. Yeah, and then gets up and walks away
Speaker 3: with the.
Speaker 2: Yes, goes with the bullies, none of them and cool
Speaker 2: with them because of a weird coin.
Speaker 1: And the kids' performances. They were yelling back and forth
Speaker 1: at each other most of the times they were. It
Speaker 1: was just strange. And this kid, if you watch Sleepless
Speaker 1: in Seattle, he's a good actor. He is very good actor,
Speaker 1: and in this movie, it was like, what the hell
Speaker 1: is happening right now? Yeah, the kid's performances, all of them,
Speaker 1: the direction was just just yell back and forth at
Speaker 1: each other. Even if it's supposed to be kind of
Speaker 1: a quiet.
Speaker 2: Scene, maybe they weren't even really given like anything, just
Speaker 2: that just kind of like, oh, you guys are just
Speaker 2: picking on each other. You kind of always just push
Speaker 2: each other around your bully maybe.
Speaker 1: But Carrie actually watches all this go down and wants
Speaker 1: to know about the tooth Fairy from Bobby. He explains
Speaker 1: how great she is, and Carrie wants to meet her too.
Speaker 1: So Carrie does the old rope around their tooth attachment
Speaker 1: to the doorknob trick and when her mom opens the door, bam,
Speaker 1: tooth comes out and she'll be getting a visit from
Speaker 1: the tooth Fairy that night. And once Catherine does arrive
Speaker 1: at Carrie's she wakes up and ooh, they meet. Catherine
Speaker 1: tells her to read Little Women and stop eating pepperoni
Speaker 1: pizza before bedtime. This is again where her character just
Speaker 1: kind of changed again. Yeah, but Carrie is very interested
Speaker 1: in getting advice because her parents don't care about kid problems.
Speaker 1: Catherine is in a hurry, but decides to help out
Speaker 1: with a biology camp plan before doing the rest of
Speaker 1: her nightly errands. And I find it hard to believe
Speaker 1: that this kid's parents don't want her to become a doctor.
Speaker 3: She said that they can't afford to take her to
Speaker 3: this camp.
Speaker 2: I get that to go to biology camp she has
Speaker 2: to like get some kind of.
Speaker 1: Scholarship, But then why wouldn't her parents help her do that?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: I mean, once't your parents be like, we can't afford it,
Speaker 1: but man, there's a way for you to do that.
Speaker 1: We're going to figure out how to do that. You
Speaker 1: don't need Kirsty Alley and the Tooth Fairies help. The
Speaker 1: next morning, maybe I'm irrationally harsh on this movie.
Speaker 2: That's also possible, kinda harsh I did.
Speaker 1: I did not like this movie. I know you did
Speaker 1: not get it.
Speaker 3: Didn't even want to.
Speaker 1: Try to under normally normally there's things in that I
Speaker 1: look at the movie and I'm like, Okay, I didn't
Speaker 1: like the story, but the singing was good. Or I
Speaker 1: didn't like this, but the acting was amazing, or I
Speaker 1: didn't like this, but the story was great. None of
Speaker 1: this worked for me.
Speaker 2: This was starting to get very choppy, and yes, adding
Speaker 2: too many storylines does start to do that. Now we've
Speaker 2: got additional kids that were trying to care about but
Speaker 2: we don't have enough information.
Speaker 1: There's not really care about it there, And and his
Speaker 1: friend group is like they're his friends, but they're also
Speaker 1: his bullies. But that's now his friend group, and his
Speaker 1: girlfriend is in with that. It was so confusing. It
Speaker 1: just was whatever it needed to be in the moment.
Speaker 1: It was very I apologize if anybody out there is
Speaker 1: right now dressed like the tooth Fairy, holding the tooth
Speaker 1: Fairy like wand with their shirt. I love Toothless so
Speaker 1: much waiting to hear this podcast. I apologize and flip
Speaker 1: over and go watch Tea Girls again. That's what that's
Speaker 1: what you should do. Because I did not.
Speaker 3: Like we got a movie for you called exactly.
Speaker 1: I am not going to apologize for my dislike of
Speaker 1: this film. I just I just didn't get The next morning,
Speaker 1: Bobby's dad is at breakfast when Catherine crashes into his booth.
Speaker 1: He can't see her, but now she wants him and
Speaker 1: like desperately, very badly, is in love with this guy.
Speaker 1: She bets he was a really good husband and if
Speaker 1: she was alive, she would have loved to get to
Speaker 1: know him. So there's quite a new Plow newspaper.
Speaker 2: And I went back and he was in that same
Speaker 2: booth while she was at that restaurant. Right, I'm going, Okay,
Speaker 2: So there was some type of disconnect at some point
Speaker 2: that they should have met, but they never did.
Speaker 1: They never did, and yes, so this is now all
Speaker 1: now part of the new plot that they've just added.
Speaker 1: It's a big turning point for the movie all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, as Christy Ally takes on a new Jim
Speaker 1: Carrey approach, almost acting like Roger Rabbit a bit. I mean,
Speaker 1: did you know.
Speaker 2: It's like I mean, yes, this was kind of jarring
Speaker 2: at this point, but I did see I was having
Speaker 2: a little bit more clarity of where we were trying
Speaker 2: to go. So I was trying to like ride this
Speaker 2: out and see if it was going to end up
Speaker 2: working out for me.
Speaker 3: And it was better than it.
Speaker 1: Started, okay, okay, Whereas to me, it started on the
Speaker 1: downslope and just kept getting them down and it was
Speaker 1: a giant ball going down a hill.
Speaker 2: Once I found her mission and figured that out, then
Speaker 2: I was I'm able to kind of accept the like
Speaker 2: the holes and the silly things, okay, just whatever.
Speaker 3: I'm able to do that.
Speaker 2: But up until that portion with Raoul, I was starting
Speaker 2: to really go, oh my gosh, how much longer is
Speaker 2: this movie? I can't Once I get a mission, now
Speaker 2: I'm on it. Now I'm wanting I'm rooting for this character.
Speaker 2: I want her to complete the mission.
Speaker 1: A part of me just wanted her to end up
Speaker 1: on the elevator. But anyway, we're back at Limboland, Catherine
Speaker 1: is abruptly woken up by Raoul, who noticed she got
Speaker 1: in very late. She asked him why he's not in heaven,
Speaker 1: and he reveals he died because he got sick for
Speaker 1: a really long time. He left behind a lot of
Speaker 1: friends and family that really loved him. That doesn't explain
Speaker 1: why he's in limbo though, because he got.
Speaker 3: Sick and we never go back.
Speaker 1: No, it seems like they should have put him in
Speaker 1: heaven if he was sick for a very long time.
Speaker 1: He says she has a chance to make it to heaven,
Speaker 1: even though she's a sinning dentist. He tells her to
Speaker 1: do what she thinks is right and she'll make it.
Speaker 1: Maybe what he meant by I was sick for a
Speaker 1: long time was like I was evil, But then he
Speaker 1: would have just gone to hell, so I don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I even went like when the way he was
Speaker 2: saying sick, I was like, like.
Speaker 3: Are we maybe relating this to drug? Were you right?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 3: Like that that's what I mean, like decision sickness.
Speaker 1: Like maybe that's what it is. Maybe that's supposed to
Speaker 1: because the.
Speaker 2: Way he was saying it definitely was a little more
Speaker 2: sketchy side than it was. I was sick with cancer.
Speaker 2: I had to go through you know whatever I dak.
Speaker 1: You know, maybe you're right, Maybe you're right. Maybe that's
Speaker 1: what the sick is that he's he was an addict
Speaker 1: or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, something like that, Like it was more of a
Speaker 2: darker sickness versus it being a right.
Speaker 1: Okay, maybe you're right. So the next morning, Catherine turns
Speaker 1: from the real world and Rogers is waiting for her.
Speaker 1: She wants to know why she keeps visiting the same house.
Speaker 1: Rogers thinks Catherine is up to something. She'll find out
Speaker 1: what it is eventually and then send her straight to hell.
Speaker 1: At school, that little Tiny Bully and his friends start
Speaker 1: bothering Bobby, Carrie, and Trevor. They all defend the tooth
Speaker 1: Fairy and show off the coin. The little jer wants
Speaker 1: a coin too, so the boys all fight each other,
Speaker 1: are hoping to knock out each other's teeth. This sends
Speaker 1: him all to the principal's office.
Speaker 2: Why is Bobby there? What did Bobby do? He was
Speaker 2: literally just standing there watching the boys fight. No one
Speaker 2: gets sent to the principal office for watching a fight.
Speaker 1: But a thought because he's at the principal's office because
Speaker 1: he's making all the other kids believe in the tooth Fairy.
Speaker 2: This is when I start to lose it now. And
Speaker 2: because adults are in on this, and this is like
Speaker 2: a witch hunt, you cannot just oh, he's making my
Speaker 2: kids think that the tooth fairries for real. That sounds
Speaker 2: like a parental problem, not Bobby's problem.
Speaker 1: Nope, blame the kid. You gotta blame the.
Speaker 2: Child who cares if he still has an imagination. This
Speaker 2: is when I at these parents and these adults in
Speaker 2: this stupid movie.
Speaker 3: Now I'm getting mad.
Speaker 2: And heat it over here.
Speaker 1: Oh I'm glad you're we on the same plane again.
Speaker 1: I'm glad around the crap plane again together.
Speaker 2: I love it once again at the adults in the
Speaker 2: movie that they always make me mad, but you're always you.
Speaker 1: Jumped off for a while though you were on a
Speaker 1: new Delta flight. You're back on Spirit Airlines with me.
Speaker 1: I love it. I love it. Yeah. So this sends
Speaker 1: all the kids to the principal's office, where Bobby tells
Speaker 1: mister Norris all about his new fairy friend. This infuriates
Speaker 1: the administrator and he calls Bobby's dad he calls Bobby's dad,
Speaker 1: which finally gets him to pay attention to his son.
Speaker 2: But he also is not saying, also, the three of
Speaker 2: you who are fighting and put in your hands on
Speaker 2: each other, No, go ahead and go back to class.
Speaker 2: You're good.
Speaker 3: That's the more important part.
Speaker 2: You're punching, okay, having an imagination. We got to talk
Speaker 2: about it and ruin your whole life right now, that's
Speaker 2: what's happening.
Speaker 3: By the way, Santa Claus isn't real either yet.
Speaker 1: What yeah, thank you so much for that to everybody
Speaker 1: was like, what are they doing? Yes, So his dad
Speaker 1: knows that Bobby misses his mom, but he has to
Speaker 1: ditch the silly tooth fairy thing. There is no such thing.
Speaker 1: But Bobby says, yes, she is real and she cares
Speaker 1: for him, just like his mom did that night. Bobby's
Speaker 1: dad is so sad that he stares at a picture
Speaker 1: of his wife and talks to the ceiling asking for advice.
Speaker 1: Very sad. We pull out to reveal Catherine was there
Speaker 1: the whole time, listening in because she's now a creepy stalker.
Speaker 1: He's in love with this man, and we go right
Speaker 1: from this where he's sitting there just lamenting about his
Speaker 1: dead wife to her staring at him while he's getting
Speaker 1: on Christ moment.
Speaker 2: We've got a pre Magic Mic moment.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh my god, I couldn't stay.
Speaker 2: I couldn't because I didn't know how far we were gonna.
Speaker 1: Oh oh god.
Speaker 2: Okay, what a wife, Peter, But what kind.
Speaker 1: Of creepy lady is she? He's sitting there lamenting the
Speaker 1: death and she's like, take it off, big boy, Like yeah,
Speaker 1: stripped down as you stare at the picture of your
Speaker 1: dead and forgotten wife, Like, what the hell is happening? People?
Speaker 3: It was like a prequel to Magic Mike. I couldn't
Speaker 3: even handle it Toothy Mike movie of all, but.
Speaker 1: It was weird, just in time for the Disney censors. Though,
Speaker 1: Raoul jumps in what is she doing? What is he?
Speaker 1: What is she doing here? He forces her back to
Speaker 1: limbo Land to avoid trouble. The next day, in Bobby's class,
Speaker 1: kids are eating taffy to lose teeth. The boys all
Speaker 1: decide to sleep at Bobby's with their newly removed teeth,
Speaker 1: and in no time she arrives. So apparently rules are
Speaker 1: out the window. I'm gonna show myself to forty thousand
Speaker 1: kids at a time.
Speaker 2: Right, and I again, I mean correct me if I'm wrong,
Speaker 2: But I don't remember the tooth fairy ever happening at
Speaker 2: anyone else's house. You have to be, It's like that's
Speaker 2: a I feel like a known rule. You ever be
Speaker 2: in your own bed?
Speaker 1: Yes, tooth fairy parties wasn't a thing. No, what you
Speaker 1: can't do tooth popping up and showing herself to everybody.
Speaker 1: She's terrible at this job. It's just terrible watching people
Speaker 1: get undressed creepily with kids. There's now a whole bunch
Speaker 1: just terrible. Everyone sees her, but one bully who she
Speaker 1: thinks has lost his innocence. The boy thinks that the
Speaker 1: boys think that's so cool, and Catherine says not to
Speaker 1: go there because you know he's They obviously think he's
Speaker 1: he's boned. This guy's bumped uglies, he's done the hank
Speaker 1: of chunka and they're like, he's like seven. It's disgusting.
Speaker 1: What are you people thinking? Like, how is that even
Speaker 1: a joke? There?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I know it was so off putting.
Speaker 2: It was like it was wait, well, at that age,
Speaker 2: I guess that free pubscent there. If they have older brothers,
Speaker 2: maybe they'ne there. It wasn't necessary. It was a silly, silly,
Speaker 2: unnecessary joke.
Speaker 1: She says, he must have lost all his baby teeth
Speaker 1: and that's why he's not seeing her. She trades the
Speaker 1: silver corn for the tooth and takes off. The next
Speaker 1: day at school, now Trevor wants to get in on
Speaker 1: the action because he wants advice on how to lose weight,
Speaker 1: so we get a montage of seeing the tooth fairy
Speaker 1: helping Trevor work out, which I love.
Speaker 2: The actor that is that he's so funny.
Speaker 4: I like it.
Speaker 1: He's yelling like everybody else, but he's great.
Speaker 2: Yes, but these mo this montage moment that he has
Speaker 2: with her working out is what you think of when
Speaker 2: you see him, you know, little giants, all those movies
Speaker 2: that you see.
Speaker 1: Yes, of course that's.
Speaker 2: Where he's funny. He's like a funny physical actor and
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 1: Great at all that stuff. But she is now helping
Speaker 1: him lose weight, teaching Carrie about becoming a doctor. We
Speaker 1: even see headlines about kids in the area losing teeth
Speaker 1: at record speed and a class photo with everyone missing
Speaker 1: their chompers all the while Rogers is trying to figure
Speaker 1: out whatever Shenanigans is going on, and worst case scenario
Speaker 1: back on Earth, some moms have charged into school for
Speaker 1: some answers. If the Tooth Theory has a TV that
Speaker 1: can see whatever she wants, why can't the people in
Speaker 1: limbo watch her TV to see what she's doing all
Speaker 1: the time? Right Anyway, at this point, I was like
Speaker 1: just kind of looking around, going like, oh, that's a
Speaker 1: cool color. Blue. Yeah. Meanwhile, Carrie has passed her biology
Speaker 1: tests and is going to be able to go to camp.
Speaker 1: And just then Catherine arrives at school too. She was
Speaker 1: watching on the monitor and has come to congratulate Carrie.
Speaker 1: Bobby gets jealous when he realizes that everyone knows Catherine's
Speaker 1: real name but him. He storms off. He storms off
Speaker 1: like a little He storms off like a little whiner.
Speaker 1: Then all whiners are wieners. Then all the students see
Speaker 1: the Tooth Fairy and surround her in fury. She tries
Speaker 1: to apologize, so she's just showing up at schools Now, honey,
Speaker 1: now we're talking to the entire entire school.
Speaker 4: YEP.
Speaker 3: Nineteen ninety seven, yep, middle school.
Speaker 1: I don't get it. She tries to apologize to Bobby,
Speaker 1: but he sarcastically calls her too popular now to help.
Speaker 1: At the same moment, the moms are accosting the principle
Speaker 1: about this tooth fairy nonsense. He says he's done all
Speaker 1: he can and is not responsible. But they see they're
Speaker 1: like talking about, like literally expelling this kid. They see
Speaker 1: that the energetic circle outside, and they says it's linked
Speaker 1: to Bobby and they're going to talk to him and
Speaker 1: his dad one more time. Raoul arrives to take Catherine
Speaker 1: back to Limboland again because it's judgment Day. When she
Speaker 1: gets back, she's very scared and horribly overacting. Catherine is
Speaker 1: sent to the judgment trailer, where she states her case
Speaker 1: to a panel of judges all named Joe. Joe one
Speaker 1: asked Katherine if she was ever fully aware of the
Speaker 1: rules when she took the tooth person job, because she's
Speaker 1: repeatedly broken so many of them. Although it seems to
Speaker 1: be an open and shut case, another Joe notes that
Speaker 1: data makes this case a little more complicated. The tooth
Speaker 1: Fairy approval rating is at an all time high, but
Speaker 1: still she's not going to heaven. Catherine is given one
Speaker 1: more week to clean up her act. If she breaks
Speaker 1: the rules one more time, it's hell for her. Katherine
Speaker 1: is very happy about the second chance. Now back in
Speaker 1: her TV lounge, Catherine watches the parents still complaining to
Speaker 1: the Principle. Now with Bobby's dad getting the brunt of
Speaker 1: the anger, he defends Bobby. He now believes his son
Speaker 1: and thinks the tooth Fairy is real. This very much
Speaker 1: excites both Catherine and Bobby, who are walking by. In turn,
Speaker 1: the Principle expels Bobby. He kicks the case out of
Speaker 1: school for believing in the tooth Fairy.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm real, Okay.
Speaker 1: So Catherine knows she has to act fast. She speeds
Speaker 1: back to Earth, even though Raoul begs her to stay.
Speaker 1: She knows it's gonna ruin her chance a heaven, but
Speaker 1: she needs to be seen by the adults and save Bobby,
Speaker 1: so she leaves with a mission. Back at school, the students,
Speaker 1: led by Trevor, stand up for Bobby. If he's expelled,
Speaker 1: so is everyone else, and then Catherine arrives. The kids
Speaker 1: all see her, but the adults still see nothing. Bobby
Speaker 1: has touched that she came back to help, and Bobby's
Speaker 1: dad is now fully believing everything hook Line and Sinker.
Speaker 1: Apparently he's even attracted to somebody that he can't see.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the dad portion was very confusing. At this moment,
Speaker 5: Catherine knows she has to let her guard down to
Speaker 5: be seen. I don't know what's happening anymore. She tries
Speaker 5: her normal song and dance thing. Nothing's working right.
Speaker 1: As her about to accept the punishment, she passionately hugs Bobby.
Speaker 1: She says she's sorry and this is a true act
Speaker 1: of love. So she appears to everyone, which was mentioned nowhere.
Speaker 2: Nowhere. She's not a rule this, Yeah, it was to
Speaker 2: be allowed to or allowing people to love her and
Speaker 2: loving other people.
Speaker 3: I get it. The hug, the embrace.
Speaker 2: Okay, I guess I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't get it, but yeah, she appears for everybody.
Speaker 1: The now flabbergasted adults can see her. She nots just
Speaker 1: she's the tooth Fairy and drops some corny jokes. She
Speaker 1: tells the adults they aren't listening to their kids and
Speaker 1: must do something about it. Rogers and Raoul then appear
Speaker 1: to take her away, presumably to send her to hell,
Speaker 1: and she's ghost napped. She tells Bobby she loves him
Speaker 1: and she disappears, and when.
Speaker 2: She I love you, Bobby, one of the parents has fainted.
Speaker 1: I hated it away, just oh gosh, we are now returning.
Speaker 3: Parents were the worst.
Speaker 1: It's some of the weirdest and worst adults. And not saying.
Speaker 2: Hated them, hated them. And there's one dad that comes
Speaker 2: out of nowhere. There's three moms the whole time. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they are just annoying and just so just ridiculous and
Speaker 2: over the top. Then there's a dad that when we
Speaker 2: get in the theater that has joined forces out of nowhere.
Speaker 1: We just need a dad here.
Speaker 2: So we just needed ace like that was so strange.
Speaker 1: We're now returning to limbo land. Rogers is comming to
Speaker 1: her and Catherine straight to the elevator. Her time has come.
Speaker 1: Even the marching band is playing. They close the door
Speaker 1: and she says goodbye to her pal Raoul. They press
Speaker 1: the button and Catherine is slowly lowered into the fiery
Speaker 1: depths of Satan's embrace as we see a signature Disney
Speaker 1: montage of the entire movie.
Speaker 4: Again.
Speaker 1: They basically show the whole movie, but it's black and white.
Speaker 1: We even get some never before seen footage of her tombstone,
Speaker 1: and when the montage ends, instead of seeing Hell, we
Speaker 1: see Catherine in the aftermath of that original weird bike
Speaker 1: BMW crash, laying in the street. She's not dead, but
Speaker 1: then why did she take the elevator?
Speaker 2: We we find out from from our buddy in like
Speaker 2: two seconds after she gets helped. She gets helped up
Speaker 2: with her friend with Yssie.
Speaker 1: And helped motorcycleless guy.
Speaker 2: There's a weird moment and a weird joke about her
Speaker 2: Missy being.
Speaker 3: Married, and that was very strange.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's on a strange note. But Rabul comes out
Speaker 2: of nowhere and you're.
Speaker 1: Like, okay, So she thinks it was all a dream,
Speaker 1: but she makes it back to your office. Raoul, now
Speaker 1: dressed in normal earth clothes, stops her. He says to
Speaker 1: make the most of her second chance, gives her flowers,
Speaker 1: and then leaves. We hear a whistle and it's Rogers,
Speaker 1: now as a traffic cop. She mouths that she'll be
Speaker 1: watching Catherine. So she's not in heaven or Hell. She
Speaker 1: she's now a third option we don't know about. It's
Speaker 1: not heaven, it's not Hell, it's not limbo.
Speaker 2: We don't know, and it's not a second choice chance
Speaker 2: either this is her third chance.
Speaker 1: Right, but now she has to love but maybe stop
Speaker 1: being a dentist. Is that's the going to lead her
Speaker 1: to hell?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Okay, So we're now back at her office. Catherine gives
Speaker 1: her neglected assistant to Flowers, asked her to bring her
Speaker 1: boyfriend who she gets his name right, Dan this time
Speaker 1: over on Sunday night and gives her the rest of
Speaker 1: the day off. This new Catherine is a completely different person.
Speaker 1: And guess who her first patient is. It's Bobby. He
Speaker 1: can't believe it's Catherine. She thanks him for all the help,
Speaker 1: and she notices his last baby tooth and pulls it
Speaker 1: so he recognizes her when he's in there, and he's like,
Speaker 1: thank you for everything. And I was once again like,
Speaker 1: wait a second. If we go back to the accident,
Speaker 1: she never met Bobby, no, so how would he remember her.
Speaker 1: It hasn't happened yet.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, can you see what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: Yeah, this happened post accident. Oh so if you go
Speaker 1: back to the accident, none of the Bobby's stuff ever happened.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, see I was just going with it like
Speaker 2: he still had his baby tooth, so this was the
Speaker 2: last of it.
Speaker 3: But you're right, this wasn't if it needed to be
Speaker 3: three months later. It needed to be that later. But
Speaker 3: I didn't even realize that. But I mean, come on,
Speaker 3: there was a lot going on.
Speaker 2: I was used none of it happens, but anyway, I
Speaker 2: had to give myself a break for this one.
Speaker 1: She thanks, thanks Bobby one last time, but he just
Speaker 1: stares at her blankly. What is this lady talking about?
Speaker 1: Now that he's lost his last baby tooth, the innocence
Speaker 1: is gone, puberty has apparently taken over. He doesn't remember
Speaker 1: her at all. She's just his new dentist, and he
Speaker 1: doesn't believe in the tooth fairy. She goes with this
Speaker 1: new relationship just as his hot dad walks in, Hey baby,
Speaker 1: I can't wait to watch you strip tonight. He seems smitten,
Speaker 1: but doesn't fully remember her. As Bobby and his dad leaves,
Speaker 1: she invites him to a baseball game on Friday, and
Speaker 1: then walks them to her car. We see someone sitting
Speaker 1: in the waiting room covered by a newspaper. It's revealed
Speaker 1: to be Limbo land Cupid. He's done his job. The
Speaker 1: narrator then reminds us to go for everything we want
Speaker 1: in life, because there's no reason to be here if
Speaker 1: we don't, except if it's a dentist, because that'll send
Speaker 1: you to hell. Catherine dances again, and that is our movie.
Speaker 1: Oooh boy, Oh, I'm exhausted. I'm exhaustipated after watching this
Speaker 1: movie and talking about it. So can we maybe do
Speaker 1: some real reviews? And you've got the five star review
Speaker 1: this week, Sabrina and I love the name. I was
Speaker 1: just good.
Speaker 2: Love this five star from chrisco White two thousand and three.
Speaker 1: Love it, christ Go White, great, love it.
Speaker 2: All right, the cutest movie ever made. Christy Ali is
Speaker 2: the best due very yet.
Speaker 3: It's a great movie to boost imaginations and will be
Speaker 3: in my family for a long time.
Speaker 1: Very nice, of course. The one star review, which I
Speaker 1: don't agree with this I don't this is from Jerry.
Speaker 1: Jerry said, Toothless doesn't look like a dragon. He looks
Speaker 1: like a flying toad. They should have made this dragon
Speaker 1: look like an actual dragon. I'm guessing Jerry confuse this
Speaker 1: with Toothless from How to Train Your Dragon franchise is
Speaker 1: what I'm say.
Speaker 2: All right, I didn't know there was more than one How.
Speaker 3: To Trade Your Dragon.
Speaker 1: I could argue we won't get into that, but I
Speaker 1: could argue the How to Train Your Dragon is one
Speaker 1: of the best trilogies ever made, because one of the
Speaker 1: old questions is what are your favorite trilogies? Because usually
Speaker 1: some not all three are good movies, right, and all
Speaker 1: three of the How To Train Your Dragon movies are
Speaker 1: pretty darn good.
Speaker 2: They really are.
Speaker 3: And this guy didn't like that one either.
Speaker 1: No, apparently not. And we're gonna go our favorite part
Speaker 1: of the podcast right now, which is the feature the
Speaker 1: game we play because Sabrina loves it so so much,
Speaker 1: and the one we have this week is called Facts
Speaker 1: and Plaque. This movie brings us into the world of teeth,
Speaker 1: and as a result, we'll be given some facts about
Speaker 1: teeth and we have to decide if they are real
Speaker 1: or just something made up by our producers to trick us.
Speaker 1: If we get three out of five correct, we win.
Speaker 1: Are you ready, Sabrina, Yes, here we go. Number one
Speaker 1: tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the body. True,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say true as well.
Speaker 4: Great start, guys, that is true.
Speaker 1: Yes, number one? We ever gotten the first?
Speaker 2: All right, I'm gonna stop there.
Speaker 1: I just we won and Sabrina one thank you number
Speaker 1: in a record number two. Early versions of toothpaste used
Speaker 1: ingredients like crushed eggshells and ox hooves.
Speaker 2: That seems so ridonculous. It's almost true.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say true.
Speaker 3: I think so too.
Speaker 4: Oh No, do you guys know stuff about teeth? This
Speaker 4: is also true.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's two number three. The first known dentist was
Speaker 1: recorded in nineteen o three.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 1: No, it has to be false. I can tell you
Speaker 1: exactly why it's false. It's false because Doc Holiday was
Speaker 1: a dentist, and that was in the eighteen sixties.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't imagine the nineteen oh three is No,
Speaker 2: that is false.
Speaker 3: Long ago, but not long enough.
Speaker 1: I'm going to say they were a dentist in ancient Egypt.
Speaker 1: So yeah, that was false.
Speaker 4: There, Doc Holiday is a dentist. That's so less intimidating it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Doc Holiday was a dentist in Georgia.
Speaker 4: Doctor doctor too. Exactly, you guys three in a row.
Speaker 4: That's the first time it's ever happened.
Speaker 1: Yes, the first time ever. We did it. I guess
Speaker 1: we just know a lot about teeth.
Speaker 4: I mean, we should just go through the other ones, but.
Speaker 1: That we should number four and I hope this is true.
Speaker 1: A dentist invented cotton candy. I'm gonna say false, but
Speaker 1: I hope it's true. I hope I'm wrong.
Speaker 3: No, I'm gonna say true, but I just how could
Speaker 3: that be happening?
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say false.
Speaker 4: We're approaching a perfect score by Sabrina. It's true. William
Speaker 4: Morrison's a dentist in eighteen ninety seven, founded cotton candy.
Speaker 1: Really wow, and number five, brushing while upside down is
Speaker 1: forty percent more effective for cleaner and brighter teeth. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna say false.
Speaker 3: He's gotta be false.
Speaker 2: Please be false, because otherwise I just I can't imagine
Speaker 2: people brushing upside down.
Speaker 3: That's gotta be No, it's false.
Speaker 4: Lisa, can we place like fireworks and horns?
Speaker 6: Here?
Speaker 4: It is our first five out of five for Sabrina.
Speaker 1: I'm out of five for Sabrina.
Speaker 4: Yay, I mean to be.
Speaker 2: Honest, it's fifty to fifty. But still you I think it.
Speaker 1: You are the true tooth fairy. Sabrina. Now go and
Speaker 1: watch a strange man on dress in his room while
Speaker 1: talking to his kids.
Speaker 3: Well, as long as that strange man can be my husband,
Speaker 3: I think I'll go.
Speaker 1: Well, it's now time. Can we do a Sabrina Ceas.
Speaker 2: Please yes, and let me tell you it will be
Speaker 2: short and quick today, you guys, I just wanted to
Speaker 2: do a quick little highlight on two of the little
Speaker 2: actors we didn't recognize earlier in the episode. All the
Speaker 2: rest of my stuff, we basically talked about.
Speaker 3: What we see.
Speaker 2: A very young Kaylee Quoco, even younger than Ali Catch
Speaker 2: straight back. She was the second little girl friend, so
Speaker 2: not the one he had a crush on, but she
Speaker 2: had a blonde little bob. I recognized her, went on
Speaker 2: id IMDb and confirmed she's in the movie, very small,
Speaker 2: small part. She's adorable, she's super cute in and out,
Speaker 2: just a few scenes. And then I also I didn't
Speaker 2: see on the internet on IMDb, but I did confirm
Speaker 2: it with Lisa, our producer, that R J.
Speaker 3: Smith, who was a huge.
Speaker 2: Young Nickelodeon actor for a while. He was one of
Speaker 2: the three Bullies. He was one of them. He was
Speaker 2: from the show UH the Journey of Alan Strange on Nickelodeon,
Speaker 2: and he was a young little actor. Again, he didn't
Speaker 2: have a ton of lines. He was in there, but
Speaker 2: he was one of the bullies that's yelling all the time.
Speaker 3: But he likes stram pushing.
Speaker 2: It's r J.
Speaker 1: Smith, Okay, I confused it, No, I I think I'm
Speaker 1: confusing him with r J. Reynolds used to make my cigarettes.
Speaker 1: Oh so ye, I've never heard of them. That r J. Smith.
Speaker 2: He was a really he ended up being a really
Speaker 2: big young child actor on Nickelodeon. So I just wanted
Speaker 2: to give some highlights. I love when we get to
Speaker 2: see those young actors start with the Disney Channel and
Speaker 2: then go to do just such big things.
Speaker 1: So too good.
Speaker 2: That's it for me.
Speaker 1: That is great, and thank you. And now we must
Speaker 1: rate our film home. You know, we always do it
Speaker 1: every week. One out of ten or one yeah, one
Speaker 1: out of ten, that's the way you say. One being bad,
Speaker 1: ten being great. And our options this week we have
Speaker 1: one out of ten pirate coins, one out of ten
Speaker 1: dead limbo parties, one out of ten small bullies, one
Speaker 1: out of ten Disney deaths, one out of ten stairways
Speaker 1: to Heaven, one out of tend Stoker Tooth fairies, or
Speaker 1: one out of ten cool pranks. Trevor, would you like
Speaker 1: to pick or do I pick? This week?
Speaker 2: I will pick because I was a bigger fan of
Speaker 2: the movie, and I'm gonna keep it positive here.
Speaker 3: We are gonna pick Disney Days fairways to have it,
Speaker 3: because I did like that one, and I'll go first.
Speaker 1: I'll go, Okay, you go first, go ahead again.
Speaker 2: Well, I should probably add on a positive note, but
Speaker 2: it's fine. I'm gonna give this. That's not the most
Speaker 2: positive for me. As you know, I like to rate
Speaker 2: them as high as I can. Yes, this week, I
Speaker 2: could not rate it higher than a five point five.
Speaker 2: And I will tell you the point five was solely
Speaker 2: because Christy.
Speaker 3: Ally was in the movie. Okay, point the last point five.
Speaker 3: I just did it again, the back.
Speaker 2: And forth, the chaos of the shaky camera action while
Speaker 2: we were in limbo. I really tried to take that
Speaker 2: turn in the middle. As you saw.
Speaker 4: I was.
Speaker 2: I was fighting to love this movie. I was fighting
Speaker 2: so hard, and I still at the end came up
Speaker 2: a little short. So it just was kind of a
Speaker 2: myth movie for me. So five point five Stairways to Heaven,
Speaker 2: that's good.
Speaker 1: Five point five. Hey, there you go. I uh, I
Speaker 1: am not going to be as generous with this one,
Speaker 1: and again, everybody out there, I get I am watching
Speaker 1: this as a forty eight year old man. I totally
Speaker 1: understand that this one, though I'd like to think even
Speaker 1: ten year old me would have gone, what the hell
Speaker 1: is this movie?
Speaker 2: I believe it.
Speaker 3: I believe it.
Speaker 1: Didn't get it. I just didn't get it. I just
Speaker 1: didn't get it. I wish I had another way to say.
Speaker 1: I everything about this movie just struck me the wrong way.
Speaker 1: That being said, great cast in other stuff, like I
Speaker 1: loved everybody in this movie in other things they've done.
Speaker 1: So I think I'm gonna very generously give this movie
Speaker 1: a four Stairways to Heaven.
Speaker 3: As bad as I thought you might, I could have
Speaker 3: gone lower.
Speaker 1: But I'm gonna I'm trying not to be overly.
Speaker 6: It was just it.
Speaker 1: I just didn't do it for me. But anyway, there
Speaker 1: we go. I'm giving it four Stairways to Heaven. Thank
Speaker 1: you everybody for joining us. And our next movie is
Speaker 1: helping ring in that time of the year. It's nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety six, is Wonderful World at Disney wwoh date We're
Speaker 1: sticking with it. Holiday Fair The Christmas Tree, which I
Speaker 1: think is a Hanukka movie. It is available for everybody
Speaker 1: for free on the YouTube's so Go Get It. And
Speaker 1: this week on our Magical Rewind Parkopper episode, we're talking
Speaker 1: to author Juliet de Villers. It was her best selling
Speaker 1: book that was turned into Read It and Weep, and
Speaker 1: she gave us even more insight on how that movie
Speaker 1: came together. It is a brand new point of view
Speaker 1: for the podcast. So let's hear a little clip of
Speaker 1: what you can expect.
Speaker 6: They changed a lot in the movie. I didn't have
Speaker 6: an older brother, I had an older sister. She did
Speaker 6: not talk to her alter ego in interesting ways. Oh
Speaker 6: we said flick. I had it like them flicking instead
Speaker 6: of zapping. Oh okay, when you say flick somebody off,
Speaker 6: that's probably not the greatest.
Speaker 1: It was a really fun interview. We even got to
Speaker 1: hear a little bit about what happened with Sabrina's book
Speaker 1: with Julia. It was very cool. So make sure that
Speaker 1: you check it out and remember also to subscribe to
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Speaker 1: you next time.
Speaker 3: Bye bye