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Speaker 1: We are going to do some pop culture on season four,
Speaker 1: episode thirteen, Naami is where they found the Nasty Gospel.
Speaker 1: We should give a quick shout out to Tara. She's
Speaker 1: got a tiny bit of food poisoning everybody. That's right,
Speaker 1: it's Tara. It's Tara sued she can join us. She's
Speaker 1: got some food poisoning and couldnot at this moment anyway, okay,
Speaker 1: or I we gotta stranger in our house. Rory Robert
Speaker 1: Downey Junor Robert Downey Jr. Is an African producer, most
Speaker 1: known for his role as Iron Man and in the
Speaker 1: eighties as a member of the Brat Pack. Uh did
Speaker 1: you know? Through twenty three and main tracking passed through
Speaker 1: Related Individuals Database. Harry Connick Jr. Robert Downey Jr. And
Speaker 1: Barbara Walters are all first of all super crazy that
Speaker 1: they were cousins. But this that joke is in reference.
Speaker 1: I think that happened where Robert Downey Jr. During his
Speaker 1: like bad time, ended up in someone's house. You know,
Speaker 1: I have a personal story of of Robert Downey Jr.
Speaker 1: I was actually I wrote and was directing a very tiny,
Speaker 1: little small film up on Mount Olympus in Hollywood, and
Speaker 1: I was staying with friends. I was in from New
Speaker 1: York and this was I don't know, the early nineties,
Speaker 1: and uh, in the it was called it was about
Speaker 1: a man's obsession with his yellow Volkswagen UM. And Robert
Speaker 1: Downey Junior walked by and he said, hey, guys, how
Speaker 1: you don't And you know, back then he was Robert
Speaker 1: Downey Jr. He wasn't unknown. He was a famous actor.
Speaker 1: And he stopped by and he chatted us up a
Speaker 1: little bit, and I finally made I made the move.
Speaker 1: I was very bold back then. I said, listen, uh,
Speaker 1: we don't have a lot of money between us, but
Speaker 1: can you just sort of appear in our film? Please? No,
Speaker 1: no way, We'd like to get some distribution. And he
Speaker 1: said he just smiled. He was cool. He was cool
Speaker 1: as the rule man. He said, I'd do it. My
Speaker 1: agent would kill me. So there is a story. I'll
Speaker 1: be fast I saw the other day of a god
Speaker 1: a movie where they were filming and they bumped into
Speaker 1: Dustin Hoffman and they convinced him to be in the movie.
Speaker 1: No makeup, just whatever he's wearing. But a little bit
Speaker 1: of information. This joke in The Gilmore Girls is in
Speaker 1: reference to Downey had wandered into the home of his
Speaker 1: neighbor's Bill and Lisa Curtis. They lived seventeen houses south
Speaker 1: of Downey on broad Beach Road, a quiet too Lane street,
Speaker 1: and I had forgotten about this. He passed out in
Speaker 1: their house and like they called the cops on him
Speaker 1: because they didn't and it was a snow who prior
Speaker 1: to this episode, you know, when they filmed it, but
Speaker 1: it was obviously like in the Zeit Guy. So because
Speaker 1: it was such a different Robert Downey Jr. Then when
Speaker 1: you're watching it now, you're like, Robert Downey Jr. Is
Speaker 1: for an iron man and one of the biggest movie stars.
Speaker 1: Like that's a major I don't know, I think he was. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Lane is still complaining about being cold in her house. Lane,
Speaker 1: my hip hurts. Laurel. I oh just getting old. You know.
Speaker 1: One ever think that Sylvia Plath wasn't crazy, she was
Speaker 1: just cold. Sylvia Plath was a poet short story writer.
Speaker 1: Most famous words, uh are the colossuss I'm sorry. Her
Speaker 1: most famous works are The Colossus, another Poems, Ariel, and
Speaker 1: the Bell Jar. Sylvia Plath was clinically depressed most of
Speaker 1: her adult life and was um treated multiple times with
Speaker 1: shock therapy and took her own life in nineteen sixty three.
Speaker 1: Creative research at James Coffin found a study that among
Speaker 1: all creative writers, female poets are more likely to suffer
Speaker 1: from depression than other writers and dubbed it this Sylvia
Speaker 1: class effect. Well, um, that is an interesting and it's that.
Speaker 1: It's quite interesting. Laura and Roy still complaining about the
Speaker 1: broken window and it's cold, saying Luke will fix the window, Laurela.
Speaker 1: I left Luca message just now, he'll do it. Rory
Speaker 1: before after the re enactment of Alive, first of all,
Speaker 1: so bad but yet so not bad. And I also
Speaker 1: love that movie. I did read the book too, but
Speaker 1: I loved that movie. Such a story, A true story,
Speaker 1: A true story, A true story. Alive is a American
Speaker 1: biographical survival drama based on Piers paul Reads book Alive,
Speaker 1: Story of the Andy Survivors, which details a Uruguayan rugby
Speaker 1: teams crash aboard Uruguayan Air Force flight five seven one
Speaker 1: into the Andes Mountains on October two. Laurela is referring
Speaker 1: to being cold. Uh, she's it's like her house is
Speaker 1: in the Andes Mountain like the book in the film Alive,
Speaker 1: where those uh rugby players had to resort to what
Speaker 1: is known as cannibalism to survive, and it was I
Speaker 1: think also how I discovered Ethan Hawk, and I think
Speaker 1: Josh Lucas like the cast legit just saying that movie
Speaker 1: was gnarly but it was so good. Well, did any
Speaker 1: of those stars get the cannibalized? Uh? Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah they Yeah, because the rugby team the plane crashes.
Speaker 1: It's such a gnarly scene, like how they filmed it up,
Speaker 1: no idea. And then they some survive, some don't, and
Speaker 1: they're lost in the Andes for like a really long
Speaker 1: time with no thing. But yeah, they get a fire
Speaker 1: and they have to eat each other. And I think, yes,
Speaker 1: celebrities got eaten. Did Ethan get eaten? No? I think he.
Speaker 1: I think he's the hero. I think he's the one
Speaker 1: who gets them out. He eventually yeah, okay, and I
Speaker 1: think they just don't speak of it. I don't like
Speaker 1: I guess the Survivors or the or the or the
Speaker 1: Eatons families didn't invite Ethan Hawk over for dinner. I
Speaker 1: highly recommend the book and the movie if you haven't
Speaker 1: seen it. The book. I'm not like much of a reader,
Speaker 1: but the book is excellent. Mm hmmm, alright, So Emily
Speaker 1: is upset Laurel I brought Rory should benefit because Emily
Speaker 1: wanted Laureli to bring a man. Laurelied, Uh so on
Speaker 1: a wigged out level of when the ten Mom is
Speaker 1: at Rory. Francis Farmer. Francis Farmer was an actress. She
Speaker 1: appeared over a dozen feature films over the course of
Speaker 1: her career, though she garnered notoriety for sensationalized accounts of
Speaker 1: her life. I had never heard of her. Funny. Nobody
Speaker 1: does that. That's really weird, especially her involuntary commitment to
Speaker 1: psychiatric hospitals and subsequent mental health struggles. She spent nine
Speaker 1: months in a sanitary Another reference in this episode to
Speaker 1: another quote end quote crazy woman. All right, uh speech
Speaker 1: at the benefits, speaker makes a joke. Nobody gets it.
Speaker 1: That was funny too, because I was like, uh huh, speaker,
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Speaker 1: be it for our very brief pop culture episode. Though
Speaker 1: just packed with stuff, wasn't it was? It's good good
Speaker 1: references in the episode, really great, really great. It's quality,
Speaker 1: not quantity. Scott and I don't know. After that, I'm famished,
Speaker 1: and I think I'm gonna go eat something now. I
Speaker 1: think I'm gonna go eat someone, but I want to
Speaker 1: feel alive. Um so that's gonna do it for this
Speaker 1: pop culture episode. Thank you Danielle, Thank you Amy for
Speaker 1: joining me. Tara, Tara feel better. We're sending you all
Speaker 1: our love and bounce back and be on the next one.
Speaker 1: Uh next episode, Season four, episode fourteen, the incredible Sinking
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