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Speaker 4: And we've got pop Culture Season six, Episode five, We've
Speaker 4: got Magic to Do, joined by my Interrepid crew once again,
Speaker 4: taras Dude, Susanne French, your current queen and favorite.
Speaker 1: Uh and the raining Queen and favorite. Here we have
Speaker 1: the Amy, the sugar and the Man, the Amy Sugar Man.
Speaker 3: Let's say Suki panicked about the fire, Michelle.
Speaker 5: She's been Scarlett o'hiris for two hours, sickening.
Speaker 1: You know, Michelle had some great lines in this, didn't
Speaker 1: he La, It's just.
Speaker 5: Suiting my whole life, my whole life flash, I mean,
Speaker 5: that's upset. Scarlett O'Hara's a fictional character and the protagonist
Speaker 5: and Margaret Margaret Mitchell's nineteen thirty six novel Gone with
Speaker 5: the Wind, and in the nineteen thirty nine fell Michelle
Speaker 5: is comparing Suki to Scarlett O'Hara is Gone with the Wind.
Speaker 5: She is often seen as having theatrical reactions to things happening.
Speaker 2: Luke and Jackson bickering, which was not my favorite part
Speaker 2: while fixing the stove. So, Mutton Jeff, what's the prognosis here?
Speaker 2: Mutton Jeff was a long running and very popular American
Speaker 2: newspaper comic strip created by cartoonist Bud Fisher in nineteen
Speaker 2: oh seven about two mismatched tinhorns.
Speaker 6: I don't even know what a tin horn is.
Speaker 2: Augustus Mutt is a tall, dim witted racetrack character, a
Speaker 2: fanatic horse race gambler who is motivated by greed. Jeff
Speaker 2: is an inmate of an insane asylum who shares his
Speaker 2: passion for horse racing.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, I never knew any of that.
Speaker 4: Wow, Wow, Wow wonder.
Speaker 2: I liked Family Circle. I liked watching, I mean reading
Speaker 2: Family Circle.
Speaker 6: I'm not a fu.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's intense, Tara, all right, So Norah's praising Rory.
Speaker 7: Nora says we need to take a swing here, and
Speaker 7: Babe Ruth sits before us. George Herman Babe Ruth was
Speaker 7: an American professional baseball player whose career in the MLB
Speaker 7: spanned twenty two seasons from nineteen fourteen to nineteen thirty five.
Speaker 7: Nicknamed the Bambino and the Sultan of Swat, he began
Speaker 7: his MLB career as a star left handed pitcher for
Speaker 7: the Boston Red Sox, but achieved his greatest fame as
Speaker 7: a slugging outfielder for the New York Yankees. And Ruth
Speaker 7: is regarded as one of the greatest sports heroes in
Speaker 7: American culture, and it's considered by many to be the
Speaker 7: greatest baseball player of all time.
Speaker 2: This is probably a weird question, and I don't mean
Speaker 2: to disminish the you know, amazingness of Babe Ruth. Is
Speaker 2: the Baby Ruth candy named after Baby Ruth?
Speaker 6: Yes, okay, great, I like a baby Ruth. It's called
Speaker 6: a baby Ruth.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Why would you be diminishing.
Speaker 2: Because we should be talking about all his achievements and
Speaker 2: instead I'm just like, is here a named after the
Speaker 2: candy bar?
Speaker 1: He was an orphan?
Speaker 6: Really?
Speaker 2: Is that why it was?
Speaker 4: He came out of a Baltimore orphanage? No way, h
Speaker 4: whoa true true American legend, true American legend.
Speaker 8: All right, So this is Rory planning the Daar event.
Speaker 8: She says, Now there must be a color photo of
Speaker 8: the Hollywood Canteen. The Hollywood Canteen was a club offering food, dancing,
Speaker 8: and entertainment for servicemen who were usually on their way overseas.
Speaker 8: It operated at fourteen fifty one Kingo Boulevard in Los Angeles,
Speaker 8: which is the neighborhood of Hollywood, between October third, nineteen
Speaker 8: forty two and November twenty second, nineteen forty five. The
Speaker 8: canteen was also open to servicemen of Allied countries as
Speaker 8: well as well as women in all branches of service.
Speaker 9: Oh well, you know, okay, what if we have here
Speaker 9: Paris telling glory?
Speaker 1: She is brought Paris.
Speaker 10: So enter the bank and he used a few choice expletives,
Speaker 10: and a bunch of guys started closing out on me.
Speaker 1: So I started.
Speaker 9: Pacing and yelling Attica attica from the film Albacina. And
Speaker 9: then the manager hit a little red button under his desk.
Speaker 9: So I ran out of there and came right over
Speaker 9: here on a paper, probably playing hurdy gurdy on the
Speaker 9: street corners and selling pencils out of the same cup Paris,
Speaker 9: and preferring.
Speaker 1: To the saying Attica attica that is from.
Speaker 4: The movie Dog Day Afternoon nineteen seventy five, American biographical
Speaker 4: crime drama starring a young al Pacino as an inexperienced
Speaker 4: criminal who leads a bank robbery that quickly goes wrong and.
Speaker 1: Turns into a hostage situation.
Speaker 9: He shows Attica Attica, referring to the Attica prison riot
Speaker 9: in nineteen seventy one.
Speaker 1: You didn't see you didn't see Attica. I mean you
Speaker 1: didn't see Dodd. Ok sure?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah?
Speaker 2: No, okay, nor I encouraging Luke to do things he likes.
Speaker 6: You haven't been camping in forever.
Speaker 2: Be Grizzly Adams John Grizzly Adams was a famous California
Speaker 2: mountain man and trainer of grizzly bears and other wild
Speaker 2: animals he captured for menageries, zoological gardens and circuses.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 2: Grizzly Adams was the ultimate mountain man living in the
Speaker 2: Sierra Nevada, where I often reside, and he made a
Speaker 2: hunting and trapping expedition some twelve hundred miles from base
Speaker 2: camp in California to eastern Washington Territory it's now western Montana.
Speaker 2: Lorli is telling Luke get out in the woods, be
Speaker 2: the ultimate mountain man. Like Grizzly Adams.
Speaker 1: Mess around with grizzly bears.
Speaker 9: You made them different back then, I guess what read this?
Speaker 6: But I have a giant flag on this.
Speaker 1: Who's who's going to read?
Speaker 6: Somebody read it?
Speaker 2: And it's not this read this because I want to
Speaker 2: make fun of it, because it's not right.
Speaker 1: Terror. I almost called you, Rory, go ahead, Terror.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 7: So workers are hanging up a photo of Betty Davis,
Speaker 7: Betty Davis, Betty Davis.
Speaker 6: It's not Betty Davis. It's Betty that made the flag.
Speaker 6: What was her name? Oh, it's Betty Davis.
Speaker 2: It was Betty Davis with the flag drink over her Betty.
Speaker 8: I had to look because I thought at first I
Speaker 8: thought this was wrong too. I thought it was Betty Grable,
Speaker 8: and then I went back and rewatched it, and the
Speaker 8: picture is actually Betty Davis.
Speaker 6: Who made the flat? Who was the lady that invented it?
Speaker 8: Was like in the seventeen hundred, I understand.
Speaker 2: But what is that lady's name?
Speaker 6: What is that lady's name? Betsy Ross? Betsy?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: Okay, so it was Betty's a couple hundred years ago.
Speaker 6: Time has no meaning to me, Susan.
Speaker 2: Wait, it was Betty Davis, as in Betty Davis Eyves
Speaker 2: Carnes song.
Speaker 6: Oh wow, okay they're.
Speaker 4: Just hanging up a photo of her, because that's all continue.
Speaker 4: She was a huge she was the huge movie star
Speaker 4: every day.
Speaker 6: But you know, right, I'm I'm the dummy. I'm the
Speaker 6: dumb dumb here.
Speaker 1: Oh no, you're not your question, You're just your curates,
Speaker 1: your curates.
Speaker 7: All right, So Rory says, WHOA treat her gently? There, boys,
Speaker 7: Betty's life was tough enough, so Ruth Elizabeth Betty Davis
Speaker 7: was an American actress with a career spanning more than
Speaker 7: fifty years and a hunter acting credits. She was famous
Speaker 7: for her performances in a range of film genres, from
Speaker 7: contemporary crime melodramas to historical films, suspense, horror, and occasional comedies,
Speaker 7: but her greatest successes were in romance dramas. Davis was
Speaker 7: known for her forceful and intense style of acting. She
Speaker 7: could be combative and confrontational with studio executives and film directors,
Speaker 7: as well as with her co stars. Her success had
Speaker 7: often been at the expense of her personal relationships. She
Speaker 7: married four times, divorcing three, and widowed once when her
Speaker 7: second husband died unexpectedly. She raised her children largely as
Speaker 7: a single parent.
Speaker 8: I have a fun fact on Betty Betty Davis. My
Speaker 8: grandmother did hair and make up at Warner Brothers back
Speaker 8: in the thirties, and she knew Betty Davis.
Speaker 10: Really Betty Davis story.
Speaker 8: Betty Davis actually gave my grandmother an engagement gift when
Speaker 8: she got engaged.
Speaker 1: Nice, you don't hear those stories.
Speaker 7: Only do you know what it was?
Speaker 6: What the gift was?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 8: Actually it was from the set of the movie they
Speaker 8: were working on at the time, which was Dark Victory,
Speaker 8: and it's about a woman behind and there's she spends
Speaker 8: a lot of time. I haven't seen the movie, but
Speaker 8: she spends a lot of time in her bedroom, I guess.
Speaker 8: And she gave my grandmother the comforter that was on
Speaker 8: the bed on the set, and my mom remembers as
Speaker 8: a little kid taking naps on that comforter.
Speaker 7: It was so cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I.
Speaker 8: Know, I wish I knew what happened to it. It
Speaker 8: probably my grandmother wasn't super sentimental, so it probably wore
Speaker 8: out and she threw away, right, all right, So this
Speaker 8: is Paris arriving to work at the dr event, she says,
Speaker 8: and I'm prepared to I was a little nervous last
Speaker 8: night about making small talk with co workers. So I
Speaker 8: went to the video store and wrenched Working Girl, and
Speaker 8: the first season of Just Shoot Me made me laugh.
Speaker 8: Got a couple of Wendy Mallick bond mold that have
Speaker 8: already come in handy. Working Girl is a nineteen eighty
Speaker 8: eight American romantic comedy drama film starring Harrison Ford, Sigourney Weaver,
Speaker 8: and Melanie Griffith about an ambitious secretary from Staten Island
Speaker 8: who takes over her new boss's role while the boss
Speaker 8: is laid up with a broken leg.
Speaker 2: Why can't I think of the theme song of Working Girl?
Speaker 2: It's Carly Simon.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's so like, yeah, yeah, I don't recognize that
Speaker 11: at all.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, actually nailing it.
Speaker 6: You're nailing it, Scott. Don't listen to her. You're nailing it.
Speaker 6: Dum dum, I got it.
Speaker 2: Start nailing it.
Speaker 7: Du.
Speaker 6: I can't think of the title. Oh the River Run?
Speaker 6: You had it, Scott, you did good.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to watch the movie.
Speaker 6: I guess Just shoot Me the.
Speaker 12: America that the River Run was sort of the theme
Speaker 12: to Titanic many years before that, Like you kind of
Speaker 12: had that.
Speaker 6: Run what's the Titanic One again?
Speaker 2: My heart will go.
Speaker 4: On, Selene, I thought the Tannic One, the Titanic One
Speaker 4: was I can what something a buff lying?
Speaker 6: It's Celine.
Speaker 2: My heart will go on.
Speaker 4: Oh one, Okay, gotcha directed that I did?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 8: Okay. Just is an American sitcom television series about several
Speaker 8: staff members working in the office of a fictional fashion magazine, Blush,
Speaker 8: a David.
Speaker 6: David's bad classic come On, come on.
Speaker 8: A good one.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Wendy Mallack plays Nina van Horne, the fashion editor at Blush.
Speaker 6: But Susanne, what is a bon mot?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 8: In French it means good word, so probably like a
Speaker 8: I don't know, like a saying I keep saying.
Speaker 2: All right, So this is Paris, serving food, Paris. I'd
Speaker 2: love a performance review. Come on be my Dave Navarro,
Speaker 2: this is an obscure reference that I actually got. Dave
Speaker 2: Navarro is an American guitarist. He is best known as
Speaker 2: a member of the rock band Jane's Addiction, with whom
Speaker 2: he recorded four studio albums. But this is a reference
Speaker 2: to when Navarro co hosted with Brooke Burke two seasons
Speaker 2: with the Mark Burnett television series rock Star in Excess,
Speaker 2: Fifteen contestants competed to become the lead vocalist for the band.
Speaker 2: In Excess Paris is referring to Dave Novarro giving feedback
Speaker 2: to the contestant who competed to the contestants who competed
Speaker 2: on that series. I actually watched the first season and
Speaker 2: it was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I like that show.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was that.
Speaker 1: I thought that was a fun show.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's pretty good.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 6: I think e'rerope me, yeah, me, yeah, go for it.
Speaker 1: What am I doing here? Oh? This is a good one,
Speaker 1: all right, all right?
Speaker 3: Roy getting angry that Logan's mother, Shira Huntsberger, showed up
Speaker 3: unannounced Paris. While you're always so Desmond to two e.
Speaker 3: This is referring to Desmond to two in South African
Speaker 3: Anglican bishop and the You're known for his work as
Speaker 3: an anti apartheid in human rights activists. He was Bishop
Speaker 3: of Johannesburg, South Africa from nineteen eighty five to eighty
Speaker 3: six and then Archbishop of Cape Down from eighty six
Speaker 3: to ninety six, in both cases being the first.
Speaker 13: Black African to hold the position. Paris as comparing Rory
Speaker 13: to Desmond to too because He often was compassionate, optimistic,
Speaker 13: and preach forgiveness, which tends to be Rory's usual nature.
Speaker 7: I'll do the next one. Lauralei's watching Kirk's recital performance,
Speaker 7: and Lorelei says, so.
Speaker 6: It's the birth of Lucille Ball. That's a good line.
Speaker 7: Lucille Ball was an American actress and producer, and known
Speaker 7: for starring in the popular television series I Love Lucy.
Speaker 7: As an entertainer and businesswoman, Ball continuously broke barriers for
Speaker 7: women in the entertainment business.
Speaker 3: You know, I want to give a shout out out
Speaker 3: to Sean Gunn for portraying kir Oh my God, as
Speaker 3: the poor man's Marcel. Marcel to mind, that was it
Speaker 3: was one of the highlights of the entire series in
Speaker 3: terms of Kirk's character.
Speaker 6: It's like a pretty popular Kirk scene too.
Speaker 1: It's hysterical. I mean, how can you not just like
Speaker 1: fall off the couch anyway? I think Suzanne is up.
Speaker 6: So this is Mitch.
Speaker 8: Mitchell is seeing. Rory's writing wasn't great? Richard said as well.
Speaker 8: When I said great, I didn't mean she was Ben
Speaker 8: Bradley yet, but she could be. Ben Bradley was an
Speaker 8: American journalist who served as managing editor and later as
Speaker 8: executive editor of The Washington Post from nineteen sixty five
Speaker 8: to nineteen ninety one. He became a public figure when
Speaker 8: the Post joined the New York Times in publishing the
Speaker 8: Pentagon Papers and gave the go ahead for the paper's
Speaker 8: extensive coverage of the Watergate scandal.
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