Speaker 1: Hey, Sabrina.
Speaker 2: Yes, how many movies do you think have been created
Speaker 2: where it's switching places?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, I mean I think we'd at least
Speaker 3: be in the hundreds, don't you think?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: By the way, I have no answer to that. It's
Speaker 2: not like I haven't set up where I'm like, it's
Speaker 2: fifty eight.
Speaker 1: I don't know. It just seems like there's lots.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean I think there's over one hundred over
Speaker 3: a hotiday, right.
Speaker 5: It doesn't seem like, you know, but in most of them.
Speaker 3: Again, although it's not reinventing the wheel, if they can
Speaker 3: do it in a way that like is entertaining, I'll
Speaker 3: take it.
Speaker 5: And I also enjoy.
Speaker 3: Because of like acting experience, and you know, knowing how
Speaker 3: hard it is to do something like that, I give
Speaker 3: the actors props.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, so pitching one few quickly right now? Okay,
Speaker 2: it's two podcasts hosts that switch places. So I become
Speaker 2: a young mom of two kids who has to do
Speaker 2: dancing recitals and all that kind of stuff, and you
Speaker 2: become the kind of like no kids, fun loving fifty
Speaker 2: year old guy just kind of roam in the world
Speaker 2: having fun.
Speaker 3: What do you think, Well, that's like my every Wednesday daydream.
Speaker 1: Will?
Speaker 5: Is that what it is like on Wednesdays? What does
Speaker 5: Will do.
Speaker 1: Right now?
Speaker 5: Am I doing sweating profusely? No makeup house Wednesdays?
Speaker 2: Every day, every day, two to four snap time. Everyone
Speaker 2: knows that that's how it should be.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to.
Speaker 2: Magical Rewind, the show that makes you want to grab
Speaker 2: your friends, your PJS and your popcorn and go back
Speaker 2: to a time when all the houses are smart wave
Speaker 2: tsunamis and I could sleep an extra three hours a day.
Speaker 1: I'm Wilfordell and.
Speaker 5: I'm Sabrina Brian.
Speaker 1: You better work girl. Yeah, there it is. No, I'm
Speaker 1: glad you did it. No, that's what I'm so glad
Speaker 1: you did it.
Speaker 2: Because this week we are diving into the world of
Speaker 2: high fashion body doubles and the origin of a pop star. Yeah,
Speaker 2: actually it's technically a pop movie star. Well, we'll get
Speaker 2: into it. It's two thousands wonderful world of Disney Entry
Speaker 2: model behavior. This movie, premiered on March twelve, two thousand,
Speaker 2: was based on the book titled Janine and Alex Alex
Speaker 2: and Janine by Michael A. Graubart. I hope I'm saying
Speaker 2: that right. Michael Gaubart Levin. Levin has been called the
Speaker 2: Michael Jordan of ghost writers. Get this, having written, edited,
Speaker 2: or published more than one thousand books over thirty five years.
Speaker 1: Oh that's a thousand people year over thirty five years.
Speaker 2: He's built a twenty million dollar consultation business and appeared
Speaker 2: on TV shows like Shark Tank as a guest entrepreneur.
Speaker 2: The guy is the guru of the written word. Truly amazing,
Speaker 2: and here he is with an entry into the universe
Speaker 2: of d coms.
Speaker 1: He has done it all.
Speaker 2: This was filmed in the Disney Channel Capital to the North. Yes,
Speaker 2: our wonderful neighbors to.
Speaker 5: The north, Oh Canada.
Speaker 2: Oh Canada. Go smell one of their twenty dollars bills.
Speaker 2: They smell like maple syrup. I'm not even making that
Speaker 2: up and that's true, Swear to god. Many people have
Speaker 2: called this gender bending comedy a cross between the Parent
Speaker 2: Trap and Freaky Friday.
Speaker 1: So I don't know. We can call it Parent.
Speaker 2: Friday, Freaky Wednesday, Freaky Trap, but in reality it is
Speaker 2: a modernized take on the classic Prince and the Popper story,
Speaker 2: and it still gets talked about quite a bit years later.
Speaker 2: But that's really because of its soundtrack and very impressive
Speaker 2: cast where we get yet another actor playing two different characters.
Speaker 2: We've seen this a lot. I feel like we've been
Speaker 2: doing a lot of these a lot lately. We just
Speaker 2: did me too, the other me. You did that last time.
Speaker 2: Me too is a movement. The other me is an
Speaker 2: Andy Lawrence movement. That's what it was. So it was
Speaker 2: the other me, I think, is the one we were
Speaker 2: looking for.
Speaker 5: Or so you didn't just call me out Jim It
Speaker 5: all right?
Speaker 1: Sorry?
Speaker 5: What's the other one we did? We did another one.
Speaker 1: We've done a bunch of these, lots of people characters.
Speaker 6: Yes.
Speaker 2: While we will get into Justin Timberlake and his role
Speaker 2: in this film soon, let's first talk music itself, most
Speaker 2: notably the song here we Go One More Time by
Speaker 2: end Sync.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: This you better stop it.
Speaker 1: This was my in sync people.
Speaker 2: This is when they used to sing for our Disney
Speaker 2: This is one of the songs they would sing over
Speaker 2: and over and over again for us at all the
Speaker 2: Disney events. Yes, wow, it appear to this as well
Speaker 2: as what I would argue is one of the songs
Speaker 2: that it is impossible including for people like me, who
Speaker 2: couldn't dance if our lives depended on it? Not to
Speaker 2: move and shake to it is Walking on Sunshine but
Speaker 2: by Katrina and the Waves. Every time it's on, you
Speaker 2: just got to move your feet. Plus entries from the
Speaker 2: Rhythmics and switch Foot also very notable additions for a
Speaker 2: d com. It is very music heavy, but I would
Speaker 2: like to focus specifically on a girl group that I
Speaker 2: have a history with, because not only do they have
Speaker 2: four songs on this soundtrack.
Speaker 1: They also show up in the movie It's Nobody's Angel,
Speaker 1: a Disney signed act that if you're a Boy Meets
Speaker 1: World fan, they're known as the Waitresses. Sean runs into
Speaker 1: during his senior road trip in what was truly a
Speaker 1: that crazy episode of Boy Meets World that we of
Speaker 1: course did on Pod Mets World. As a fellow girl
Speaker 1: band or Sabrina, Had you ever heard of Nobody's Angel
Speaker 1: or worked with them or any of that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: Never worked with them, but for sure had their like single.
Speaker 3: At least for sure this was my I mean, I
Speaker 3: loved pop groups. I love the girl ones, the boy ones,
Speaker 3: the ones with girls and boys like.
Speaker 5: The pop groups were it. It was awesome, So I.
Speaker 2: Can only think of one with both girls and boys.
Speaker 2: Can you think of more than one?
Speaker 1: I can only think of one. I think I could
Speaker 1: S Club seven. Okay, my club ain't no party like
Speaker 1: an S club party. Of course, I'm sucking.
Speaker 5: The hell out of me today.
Speaker 3: I know these songs come on, Yes, I mean, well,
Speaker 3: that's the only one I can think of. But there
Speaker 3: was definitely more as the time went on. There was,
Speaker 3: like I said, there was just pop groups coming out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was pop groups, pop group time, million.
Speaker 3: Girl groups, a million boy groups. It just was that
Speaker 3: that was this era for sure.
Speaker 2: Were you ever in another pop group other than the
Speaker 2: Cheetah Girls? Did you ever worry we ever in another
Speaker 2: girl group? Would you ever go to start another girl
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 3: There was one of the agents within the group that
Speaker 3: had gotten four or five of us, or no, five
Speaker 3: or five, around five or six of us.
Speaker 5: But it was a girl and guy group. But it
Speaker 5: was all made out of dancers.
Speaker 3: We got together, did a meeting, we had a rehearsal,
Speaker 3: we met with the producer, and then nothing.
Speaker 1: What was the name of the band? Did you even
Speaker 1: have a name?
Speaker 5: I don't even think we had a band.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: It was kind of like there was a core of
Speaker 3: us and we couldn't find the others, and then it
Speaker 3: kind of just never went anywhere.
Speaker 1: All right. I would like to propose the name Sabrina,
Speaker 1: and the nobody's that's why.
Speaker 2: That's the name I'm gonna pick, and it is now Kennon,
Speaker 2: thank you very much. Rotten Tomatoes has this movie sitting
Speaker 2: at sixty five percent, which all things considered, is actually
Speaker 2: pretty okay. I'll take a d com in the sixty
Speaker 2: to seventy percent range any day. Hell, in this day
Speaker 2: and age, I'll take a Marvel.
Speaker 1: Movie at sixty five percent. So that's just the way
Speaker 1: it is.
Speaker 2: This film has one of my absolute favorite movie tropes
Speaker 2: of all time.
Speaker 1: Is the best thing ever.
Speaker 2: It works every time because it's so stupid it doesn't
Speaker 2: actually ever work, which is when an extraordinarily attractive actress
Speaker 2: is dressed up as a nerd by giving.
Speaker 1: Her glasses and putting her hair up. Yep, that's it.
Speaker 2: So at some point she can just take off those
Speaker 2: glasses and let her hair down and oh my god,
Speaker 2: she was gorgeous all the time.
Speaker 1: Whaa wow, we didn't see that.
Speaker 2: She was actually a ten Are you kidding me? Come on,
Speaker 2: it is just pure not cinema. I absolutely love it.
Speaker 2: And here we get a double whammy because the hot
Speaker 2: girl and the nerd girl are played by this Yes,
Speaker 2: that's right, but before we get into that, you can
Speaker 2: watch model behavior right now.
Speaker 1: But for the first time.
Speaker 2: Ever, we had to get a little creative, and we
Speaker 2: talked about this on the last podcast where Tara producer
Speaker 2: Tara suited up in a stealth suit and we had
Speaker 2: to break into the CIA Disney building much the same
Speaker 2: way as Tom Cruise in a mission possible where if
Speaker 2: she touched the floor everything.
Speaker 1: Would have been over.
Speaker 2: Had a harness and a rope, and she came down
Speaker 2: and she was able to sneak off in a fire truck. Yes,
Speaker 2: through rigorous research and intense navigation from said produce Atara,
Speaker 2: we found a way to watch it.
Speaker 1: Through the Internet archive. That's right.
Speaker 2: This movie is so forgotten that we had to go
Speaker 2: back in time with a site that makes.
Speaker 1: Sure things don't get lost forever. It's crazy.
Speaker 2: So we'll be putting the link that we used in
Speaker 2: the show notes and on our Instagram so you can
Speaker 2: go and watch it now before we get.
Speaker 1: Into it or after. Either way, it's going to ruin
Speaker 1: the Tour, the World Tour. Yeah, that's right, but to.
Speaker 5: Be to give you a little bit of a side
Speaker 5: barter disclaimer.
Speaker 3: When you pull it up, there's a weird image on it.
Speaker 1: It looks like Freddy Krueger.
Speaker 3: It looks like Freddy Krueger. So I'm like, uh, did
Speaker 3: they just give me the wrong link? And oh no,
Speaker 3: and no it's the movie. I got a little worried
Speaker 3: at first.
Speaker 2: It is not the best quality, We'll be honest with you.
Speaker 2: Watch it on the smallest screen, if you can watch
Speaker 2: it on.
Speaker 5: The watch made me more nervous about it than it
Speaker 5: actually was.
Speaker 2: It wasn't too bad, but it's like watching something on
Speaker 2: the youtubes where it's like, Okay, this is ripped from TV.
Speaker 2: It doesn't look great, but you get the gist of
Speaker 2: what's going on totally. And I ask you this every
Speaker 2: week because we're supposed to. It's part of our contract.
Speaker 2: Had you heard of this movie before?
Speaker 5: I had seen it once?
Speaker 1: You've seen this before once? Yes?
Speaker 3: You know ginormous fan of in Sync like ginormous, So
Speaker 3: anything any of them ever did outside of their group,
Speaker 3: I would watch. But I wasn't like a giant like
Speaker 3: are giant fan lots of our producers giant fans. There
Speaker 3: wasn't a movie I watched over and over again, but
Speaker 3: I liked it. I remember liking it, but wasn't I
Speaker 3: guess at the age demo to be obsessed with it
Speaker 3: the way I think there are a lot of our
Speaker 3: fans are going to be nostalgic and obsessed about this one.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: I talked to produce again, you watch it over and over. Yeah,
Speaker 2: She's like, you watched this movie over and over and over.
Speaker 3: Again, you can rewatching it. I was like, Oh, this
Speaker 3: was this movie was probably giant, giant.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm sure knock knock, who's there. I never heard
Speaker 2: of this movie before it came. Now, let's remodel your
Speaker 2: mirror and look into your own eyes. It's time for
Speaker 2: the synopsis. When shy, awkward Alex Burrows dreams of escaping
Speaker 2: her ordinary teenage life, she discovers that she looks exactly
Speaker 2: like glamorous teen supermodel Jeanine Adams. After the two girls
Speaker 2: switch places, Alex is thrust into the cutthroat world of fashion,
Speaker 2: while Janine experiences normal high school life, leading both to
Speaker 2: discover who they really are and what truly met. This
Speaker 2: movie was directed by Mark Rossman. He had directed a
Speaker 2: wonderful World of Disney movie called Time Flyer early in
Speaker 2: his career, and would go on to direct a very
Speaker 2: few decoms, including the often referenced Life Size with Lindsay
Speaker 2: Lohan and Tire Banks. He has some other big titles
Speaker 2: on his resume, including A Cinderella Story The Perfect Man,
Speaker 2: both with Hillary Duff, which makes sense because he directed
Speaker 2: a lot of The Lizzie McGuire Show too. It also
Speaker 2: kind of awesome that Rossman began his career with a
Speaker 2: genre B movie, the nineteen eighty two slasher The House
Speaker 2: on Sorority Row, so certainly a fun career trajectory. Now
Speaker 2: let's get into the very impressive cast. Maggie Lawson stars
Speaker 2: in this movie as Alex Burrows and Jannine Adams, pulling
Speaker 2: off the dcom double duty, something we just recently saw
Speaker 2: in Andy Lawrence's Me Too.
Speaker 1: I'm kidding, that's what Sabrina calls it. It is the
Speaker 1: other Me.
Speaker 2: Lawson is best known as Juliette in Psych, but has
Speaker 2: been acting since she was a kid, even appearing on
Speaker 2: Boy Metsworld some other shows you've seen her on as
Speaker 2: a kid, Step by Step Home Improvement, Party of Five,
Speaker 2: and Felicity. But as she grew up, she continued to
Speaker 2: work and work and work, and work and work. She's
Speaker 2: seen in films like Pleasantville, Gamer and a bunch of
Speaker 2: popular Christmas movies and TV shows like Two and a
Speaker 2: Half Men, Party of Five, and The Ranch. She is
Speaker 2: also incredibly talented and a very very nice person. Next up,
Speaker 2: and I think we're forced to put her in the
Speaker 2: Dabney Reynolds chair. It's TV host Hall of Famer Kathy
Speaker 2: Lee Gifford as Deirdre.
Speaker 1: From nineteen eighty.
Speaker 2: Five to two thousand, she was the host of Live
Speaker 2: with Regis and Kathie Lee.
Speaker 1: I hope I did the exclamation point.
Speaker 2: Proud there a staple of daytime TV that even I
Speaker 2: was on that revolutionized the timesplot I will never forget.
Speaker 1: I walked out and Reis looked at me and went, wow,
Speaker 1: look at the stars in this kid's eyes. It was
Speaker 1: the greatest entrance I've ever had.
Speaker 5: It's true, you still have them? Will you still have you?
Speaker 1: Thank you, those wide eye stars.
Speaker 2: She is now part of another massive TV program, co
Speaker 2: hosting the fourth hour of NBC's Today Show alongside Hoda.
Speaker 2: She's been nominated for eleven Daytime Emmy nominations, winning one.
Speaker 1: But she has done it all.
Speaker 2: She's a singer and actress, a host, a spokesperson, and
Speaker 2: a great talk show guest too. She's a legend. And
Speaker 2: her son Cody is in this movie as well. He
Speaker 2: plays Max Adams and is a terrible, terrible actor. Then
Speaker 2: making his film debut, It Is Justin Timberlake as Jason
Speaker 2: Justin Timberlake, became famous as a founding member of the
Speaker 2: legendary boy band n Sinc.
Speaker 1: I Think is how you pronounce it?
Speaker 2: Sink n Sync, always the Golden Boys standout heart throb
Speaker 2: of the five members. He eventually put together a very
Speaker 2: impressive solo career and a pivot to Hollywood. He appeared
Speaker 2: in the true crime drama Alpha Dog, The Social Network,
Speaker 2: Friends with Benefits, and Palmer, but is now best known
Speaker 2: as the voice of Branch and the Trolls movies. Also
Speaker 2: worth noting, he is a Hall of Fame SNL host.
Speaker 2: I'm not even gonna ask, because you've already told me
Speaker 2: you're clearly Was he your favorite of the end Sinkers? Ah?
Speaker 5: No, Do you know what's crazy?
Speaker 3: I was thinking about that as I was watching the movie.
Speaker 3: Then thinking about it, you know, over the last couple
Speaker 3: of days, I wasn't really a giant fan of any
Speaker 3: of them, particularly individually.
Speaker 5: I didn't have a crush on end any of them.
Speaker 3: I didn't think any of them were like so gorgeous
Speaker 3: except for now my homie Joey Fatone.
Speaker 5: You know you're the best. But at the time, I.
Speaker 3: Really legitimately didn't have that for in Sync. What I
Speaker 3: loved about in Sync isse I thought they were phenomenal,
Speaker 3: and I thought they were so talented. Their songs were
Speaker 3: so good, their music videos were so creative. I thought
Speaker 3: they were the best boy band out there, absolutely hands down.
Speaker 3: But I was realizing that watching this movie. I think
Speaker 3: I always kind of thought like, oh, yeah, I'm sure
Speaker 3: I had a crush. I never had a crush on
Speaker 3: any of them, which is weird.
Speaker 1: Do you hear a crush on growing up?
Speaker 5: Jesse from Full House?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 5: Stand out?
Speaker 1: There you go. So you're a John Stamos fan?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Huge.
Speaker 3: He just posted something about him singing in Japan and
Speaker 3: I was like, oh man, how much is it to
Speaker 3: get to jam?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 1: How many yen are you going.
Speaker 3: To spend to go over and see this guy, I would, Okay,
Speaker 3: but yeah, I guess, yeah, I know.
Speaker 5: I don't feel like I had to see from.
Speaker 1: Full house is a perfectly acceptable answer. Okay.
Speaker 2: By the way, I saw Backstreet Boy Sphere again. I've
Speaker 2: talked about it. It's such a phenomenal show, and I
Speaker 2: got to we asked them, you know, hey, do you
Speaker 2: think n Sink should do this? What would it take
Speaker 2: to get them back together? And just the idea of
Speaker 2: and sinc it sphere would be phenomenal. I mean, they
Speaker 2: would sell it out every night, just like Backshit Boys
Speaker 2: did because they it's a.
Speaker 1: Great venue in a great band. They really were.
Speaker 2: And I mentioned these girls earlier, but Boy and Podmets
Speaker 2: World fans will recognize Nobody's angel playing themselves. The girl
Speaker 2: group was signed by Disney Records and were placed all
Speaker 2: over their programming in an attempt to blow them up,
Speaker 2: including a somewhat strange episode of Boy Meets World back
Speaker 2: set in a diner. If this is another example of
Speaker 2: the studio's attempted synergy, even if unfortunately it failed in
Speaker 2: the end, and this movie runs, oh oh, it's a
Speaker 2: wonderful dish that I want to suckle at the teat
Speaker 2: of it runs eighty five minutes. Love it guys, not
Speaker 2: ninety but close enough and most importantly short enough.
Speaker 1: You know what they say under ninety and that is findy.
Speaker 2: No one actually says that, And I'm embarrassed that I
Speaker 2: just did, and I just want you all to know
Speaker 2: that I apologize.
Speaker 1: And the movie has three writers.
Speaker 2: First up, we have David Koukoff and Matt Rushkau, a
Speaker 2: writing team that didn't really have a ton of credits, but.
Speaker 1: They are heavy on the d coms, and they wrote
Speaker 1: a little.
Speaker 2: Film called hh, Double hockey Sticks, the movie starring the
Speaker 2: beautiful Matt Lawrence and.
Speaker 5: Newbody No No No I.
Speaker 1: Was in it too.
Speaker 2: They also wrote Mister Had Mistress Switching Goals and the
Speaker 2: ABC family film with my pal Christi Cars from Romano
Speaker 2: called Campus Confidential. Then we have Michael Levine or Levine,
Speaker 2: and this is his only writing credit. This is another
Speaker 2: one of those situations we've talked about a number of
Speaker 2: times where someone had the idea and they were paired
Speaker 2: off with somebody that Disney trusted. Happens all the time,
Speaker 2: and so it's almost the fallball. So let's get a
Speaker 2: guy to like you by lying about your identity let's
Speaker 2: get into model behavior. We open at a house party
Speaker 2: and we experience it from behind a camquarder. Remember those people.
Speaker 2: People are dancing, couples are making out, and sweater vests
Speaker 2: are worn by all. We meet Alex, who Sharon the
Speaker 2: videographer has found locked in a bedroom. Alex is dweebee.
Speaker 2: You can tell because she has glasses. So is Sharon,
Speaker 2: who's also wearing glasses, and their hair.
Speaker 1: Isn't long and flowy. Nerds.
Speaker 2: Sharon says that the so ridiculous, but it's true, these
Speaker 2: two incredibly beautiful.
Speaker 1: Girls that are the nerds of the school. Yes, Sharon says.
Speaker 2: The target is in the living room and she's talking
Speaker 2: about cutie Eric Singer, a hunk that barely knows Alex exists.
Speaker 2: But the fallball is in two weeks and she needs
Speaker 2: a date. Sharon acts as the perfect type woman, telling
Speaker 2: her she's funny and cool and the next fresh face
Speaker 2: in the fashion industry. The speech gives her bestie enough
Speaker 2: confidence to leave the bathroom and boom, she bumps literally
Speaker 2: right into Eric's singer. But before she can say anything
Speaker 2: other than well, hello.
Speaker 1: Her pager goes off.
Speaker 2: Yes, oh so comforting, welcome back to Pager's magical rewind
Speaker 2: always happy to see you return. Instinctially, she tells Eric
Speaker 2: it's her mom and dad, then quickly corrects herself it's
Speaker 2: someone else's mom and dad. Eric wants to know one thing, though,
Speaker 2: can she please move? He needs to go to the bathroom,
Speaker 2: and to add insult to injury, some cool girls saw
Speaker 2: the whole thing go down and call her a bag lady.
Speaker 2: Alex leaves the party, thinking her sad, sack nerd life
Speaker 2: will never change cause again glasses, she doesn't have much
Speaker 2: of a life ahead of her. When she returns home,
Speaker 2: she's startled by the bright light of her little brother's camcorder.
Speaker 2: There's cam quarters all over this movie two. In the
Speaker 2: first ninety seconds. He's busting her for missing curfew. Wants upstairs.
Speaker 2: Her dad expresses his disappointment because she's too tired for
Speaker 2: school and work. She helps him with catering. She admits
Speaker 2: she's now the junior class spinster and closes herself off
Speaker 2: in her bedroom. Now in bed, she looks at the
Speaker 2: new you have teen Flair, which I'm sure was suposed
Speaker 2: to be teen beat or teen people. She dreams of
Speaker 2: a life like the cover girl being a supermodel would
Speaker 2: just be the best. As she falls asleep, we cut
Speaker 2: to that beautiful cover girl, Janine Adams, trying to order
Speaker 2: some greasy Chinese food from her house, which by the way,
Speaker 2: has a car inside of it. She's interrupted by her mom, Deirdre,
Speaker 2: disappointed that she's ordering fattening foods, she takes the phone
Speaker 2: away and orders her steam broccoli. Yes, it is return
Speaker 2: to that fan favorite, another reoccurring theme of d COM's
Speaker 2: weight issues and eating disorders for young women. These are
Speaker 2: just so common in the media at the time. Yep, Well,
Speaker 2: we'll get into that.
Speaker 1: We get a mention of Star sixty nine here too, Sabrina,
Speaker 1: do you remember.
Speaker 5: How that was?
Speaker 3: I was like Star sixty nine on my Sabrina seeds like, oh,
Speaker 3: that used to be the best thing you could do
Speaker 3: on a phone line, A landline, people, a land line
Speaker 3: the call killer.
Speaker 2: Yes, Janine is set off to do a face mask
Speaker 2: and we established that she has a real mamager type
Speaker 2: with Kathy Lee Gifford. Also, Jeanne's little brother, played by
Speaker 2: Kathy Lee's son, booked a photoshoot that will send them
Speaker 2: off to Aruba for two weeks, leaving Jeanine home alone.
Speaker 2: She's clearly excited to be away from the pressures of
Speaker 2: her stage mom. Now in bed, she sees herself on TV.
Speaker 2: It's a House of Fashion magazine show all about how
Speaker 2: she's taking the fashion world by storm, and she's gotten
Speaker 2: the attention of fellow team model Hatty and lothario Jason Sharp.
Speaker 1: Okay, bear with me.
Speaker 2: This does not excite Jeanine, who quickly changes the channel
Speaker 2: to the Food Network. It's about baking cakes and she
Speaker 2: loves it. Cooking seems to be a real passion. But
Speaker 2: as soon as she's experiencing joy, Deirja yells at her
Speaker 2: lights out House of Fashion more like House Arrest. Okay,
Speaker 2: can anyone, especially back in the day, name a male
Speaker 2: seventeen year old supermodel.
Speaker 1: Was there even such a thing? Did that exist?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 3: I think Ashton Kutcher was reason after Runway at walking
Speaker 3: the Runway at seventeen, Riley Smith.
Speaker 5: Yes, Riley Smith talked about it. He was a model.
Speaker 5: He was like York runway model, right, he.
Speaker 2: Might have been walking. But nobody knew Ashton Kutcher back
Speaker 2: in the day as a model. Nobody knew Ashton Kutcher
Speaker 2: until he was on He was an actress.
Speaker 5: Oh, I see what There wasn't a famous teen.
Speaker 1: Model that was a guy?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean when they said that the famous teen supermodel,
Speaker 2: and like that's not a thing.
Speaker 1: You're making up a category.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And why couldn't have he just been a pop star?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 5: Like he like he was?
Speaker 2: Why couldn't he been Musten Stimberlake? Like why why would
Speaker 2: they named Mustin Musten?
Speaker 6: Great name.
Speaker 2: I get a kid, now that's his name. It's gonna
Speaker 2: be little Mustin girl or boy. This is the Mustiest exactly,
Speaker 2: this is my son Musten.
Speaker 1: I love it. I love it. Okay, Yeah, I just didn't.
Speaker 1: It didn't make any sense to me.
Speaker 5: But any Yeah, no, that's true. That's a good point
Speaker 5: because that's.
Speaker 1: Making a pop star. It didn't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's no such thing as a male teen supermodel.
Speaker 2: It's not a category.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Make him, there's so much Make must In an actor.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The next morning, we are back at Alex's house.
Speaker 2: She tries to get her dad to look at her sketches,
Speaker 2: but he's busy working on the catering job, which of course.
Speaker 1: She's dressed to help at.
Speaker 2: Alex also announces she's on a diet because we can't
Speaker 2: just have one female character unhealthily mentioning her weight. But
Speaker 2: we need to also Alex got some mail. It's a
Speaker 2: letter from the Fashion Institute's summer program. They're coming in
Speaker 2: two weeks to do a home interview, and ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 2: we might have new inductees to the Bad decom Parents Club,
Speaker 2: as her dad barely cares and her mom suggests quote
Speaker 2: unquote newer clothes for when the school official visits. Oh boy,
Speaker 2: do I have your approval? Sabrina? Do you think they're
Speaker 2: They're not quite the worst, but they still kind of
Speaker 2: suck on both sides.
Speaker 3: Yes, I mean absolutely this dad is and I get it.
Speaker 3: I didn't have parents that had a business growing up
Speaker 3: that I had any opportunity to participate in, right, So
Speaker 3: I don't Okay, I must imagine we watched the movie
Speaker 3: with the Indian restaurant that she was a server at,
Speaker 3: So I assume when that kind of happens, like you
Speaker 3: have a family business that your kids could actually participate
Speaker 3: in help. But the idea of that becoming more than
Speaker 3: any other thing like this just seems like too much,
Speaker 3: Like you're putting on too much for your young kid,
Speaker 3: who should have the opportunity to be a kid, whether
Speaker 3: or not they take on this business, Like, why are
Speaker 3: you making those kinds of decisions when they're.
Speaker 2: That's Susan third fourteen, Susan worked in her family business,
Speaker 2: but they always she was a cheerleader and they you know,
Speaker 2: she always had a life, but she also worked in
Speaker 2: the family business.
Speaker 1: Everybody did, so it was the same kind of thing.
Speaker 2: But it wasn't like you can't go out and have
Speaker 2: a life because at sixteen, you're responsible for keeping my
Speaker 2: business afloat, right, And he.
Speaker 3: Also is talking about her being like a big CEO,
Speaker 3: which is great. I think goals are good, just putting
Speaker 3: those goals out there, having your kids drive for something.
Speaker 3: But at the same time, like once you graduate high
Speaker 3: school in college, that is your life, you know, a
Speaker 3: career and.
Speaker 5: Doing whatever those decisions are. Let your kids be kids
Speaker 5: for a minute. I instantly was like, oh, I hate this.
Speaker 3: And then of course, you know, it's hard to to
Speaker 3: not understand that this is a typical crazy stage mom.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, this is this is I've met people like this.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is not it's not a caricature.
Speaker 3: There's no and this is a huge reason why I
Speaker 3: would also part of a reason why I would want
Speaker 3: to pull back from putting Monroe in because I would
Speaker 3: never want anyone to think that that would be because
Speaker 3: of something that maybe I didn't fulfill within my career.
Speaker 3: So now I'm having my kid do it. No, No,
Speaker 3: she's gonna have to pull me by my hair to.
Speaker 1: Get which is what I had to do with my parents,
Speaker 1: which is what I.
Speaker 5: For years. It took me like two almost three years.
Speaker 3: So if she wants to do it, she's gonna have
Speaker 3: to really show me that this is what she wants.
Speaker 5: Otherwise, like, yep, we're going to find a new dream.
Speaker 2: Crazy as long as her as long as the dream
Speaker 2: is also yours, that'll be fine, of.
Speaker 5: Course, as long as as long as.
Speaker 2: You are gonna build model trains for the rest of
Speaker 2: your life. We are now back with Janine, who is
Speaker 2: busy being an elite model, yelling at a manicurist and
Speaker 2: screaming for a latte. This is when we meet Monique,
Speaker 2: her assistant, a meager Scooby Doo film a looking girl
Speaker 2: who likes to keep her schedule. Deirdre is on her
Speaker 2: way out, sad she's going to miss her daughter's first
Speaker 2: book launch, but suggests would be good for her career
Speaker 2: to date that heart throt Jason Sharp, So she's also
Speaker 2: trying to pimper out to Jason, but Janine isn't hearing it.
Speaker 2: Deirdre explains when she was a model, she did everything
Speaker 2: her handler told her to do because they know what
Speaker 2: they're talking about. And with that, Deirdre and little brother
Speaker 2: Max finally leave the star model home alone. We also
Speaker 2: got an offensive word in the scene, something we would
Speaker 2: never hear in a Disney movie now, really any movie.
Speaker 2: She calls him dm word, which nobody says anymore, and
Speaker 2: it's just a good example how some words just aren't
Speaker 2: used anymore.
Speaker 1: And we move on. Hey, we don't judge it. It
Speaker 1: was of the time, but it hits the.
Speaker 2: Ear weird when you hear it now, and that's exactly
Speaker 2: how it should do.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: Over at Alex's catering gig, she is hard at work
Speaker 2: but still looking dorky. Then it's revealed that she's not
Speaker 2: just catering but the Janite Adams book launch. Yes, our
Speaker 2: two characters are intersecting everybody at the art places.
Speaker 1: Here we go bout to go down.
Speaker 2: Janine pulls up in a limo to tons of adoring
Speaker 2: fans and paparazzi, but instead of signing autographs, assistant Monique
Speaker 2: just stamps photos as they pass. Yes, Janine is a diva.
Speaker 2: Now inside the party, she's talking to a reporter, trying
Speaker 2: her hardest to seem excited about the new coffee table book,
Speaker 2: but she's drawn in by a gorgeous and glorious smell. Yes,
Speaker 2: smells can be gorgeous too. It's the orders being passed
Speaker 2: around by Alex, and now Jeanine rushes over to take
Speaker 2: a piece from Alex's plate, but as she takes a bite,
Speaker 2: something more important has stolen her attention. It's Alex, who,
Speaker 2: in the process accidentally drops her plate on Jeanine, dumping
Speaker 2: finger foods all over her. Alex knows this is bad,
Speaker 2: but Janina's bothered. She's more focused on how familiar the
Speaker 2: waitress looks. It's almost uncanny, and so the model pulls
Speaker 2: the waitress into the less crowded bathroom. Now in a
Speaker 2: much more private setting, Jeanine pulls off Alex's chef hat
Speaker 2: and comments on their similarities. They look in the mirror
Speaker 2: and we get a very cool two shot where one
Speaker 2: Maggie Lawson pulls the glasses off another Maggie Lawson, and
Speaker 2: it might have just been the.
Speaker 1: Quality of the rip that.
Speaker 2: I was watching where it was really kind of degragated
Speaker 2: and didn't look great.
Speaker 1: But this looked pretty damn good.
Speaker 5: It did, it really did. I went, Oh, I mean,
Speaker 5: I was shocked.
Speaker 3: I guess I don't know what year it was that
Speaker 3: this was actually able to be like correctly.
Speaker 2: Done, seamless right, but it seamless to do this in
Speaker 2: a movie like this in two thousand.
Speaker 1: I thought the looked great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought, sure the effects in this movie, which
Speaker 2: again there weren't a ton of them, and they did that.
Speaker 2: The way they did it was not only great, but
Speaker 2: you have to shout out the very subtle differences. Some
Speaker 2: of them were big differences, but then she did very
Speaker 2: subtle differences that Maggie Lawson did between the two characters
Speaker 2: where even when they were on screen and not speaking,
Speaker 2: when they did the split screen, you.
Speaker 1: Who was who.
Speaker 5: It's so true and that is just.
Speaker 1: Down to Maggie laws and us.
Speaker 2: If go back and look at some of her other stuff,
Speaker 2: she is a very good and horribly underrated actress, especially
Speaker 2: back in the day. Maggie very very talent, and you
Speaker 2: could see it in this.
Speaker 1: She's one of her was stunning.
Speaker 2: The other head glasses not stunning obviously, Sabrina glasses.
Speaker 1: Sabrina glasses in a ponytail, Sabrina nerd.
Speaker 5: We're just glasses and one of them in glasses.
Speaker 1: She's a ten, Maggie lo ten.
Speaker 2: No matter what what she is, My god, that's why
Speaker 2: it's like, oh God, she's got glasses.
Speaker 1: She's a nerd. Anyway, Yes, she's a very very good actress. Anyway.
Speaker 2: Janine is convinced that with just a little help, they
Speaker 2: could be twins. So Janine wants to know everything about
Speaker 2: being a commoner. She asked what it's like eating in
Speaker 2: a cafeteria or going to school. Jeanine can't stay out
Speaker 2: past ten. All of her friends are twenty years older
Speaker 2: than her, and she can only eat ice. And that's
Speaker 2: when it happens. Janine wants to trade places with Alex.
Speaker 2: Monique knocks on the bathroom door. She's looking for Janine,
Speaker 2: and Alex's dad is in the kitchen needing his daughter's help.
Speaker 2: But in the bathroom, Alex can't believe this is a
Speaker 2: real opportunity. But with Janine's mom out of town for
Speaker 2: two weeks. It could just work out. They'll switch for
Speaker 2: a week and just trade the key stats of their lives,
Speaker 2: and so then we have a deal.
Speaker 1: Deal struck people.
Speaker 2: The girl's trade clothes and lives obviously, and we have
Speaker 2: the plot of our movie with a Nobody's Angel song.
Speaker 2: Here's where I was like, wait a second, just hold
Speaker 2: the phone, my peeps. They're there for like maybe fifteen
Speaker 2: or twenty seconds. Yes, they know nothing about each other's lives.
Speaker 5: This is going to go bad so quickly. How do
Speaker 5: they how do they like?
Speaker 3: And it's not even during a time where I could
Speaker 3: quickly get out my phone and be like, okay, well,
Speaker 3: here's what my dad looks like. He's here's my mom's right,
Speaker 3: here's the here's my whole family. Here's let me out.
Speaker 3: What's your phone number? Let me text you my address
Speaker 3: so you can always get to the house. Here's my
Speaker 3: school schedule, Like, there's a bunch of crap that needs
Speaker 3: to be exchanged.
Speaker 2: Here's here's here's what. Oh geez, I have a photo
Speaker 2: shoot on Tuesday, mankle take care of all your stuff.
Speaker 1: It's like they just.
Speaker 2: Go, let's trade clothes. Okay, bye, are you insane. Oh,
Speaker 2: this is where they needed to raise me.
Speaker 3: But truly, no, but this is exactly well. No, I
Speaker 3: guess they sat down and had lunch. I know what
Speaker 3: movie you're talking about now, I can't remember the name
Speaker 3: of it. She was a brunette. She one was a
Speaker 3: skater girl. The other one was from when I had
Speaker 3: an accent. She was from like London.
Speaker 5: Friend of me, friend of me.
Speaker 1: Friend of enemy. Yes, yes, at least they sat down
Speaker 1: and they.
Speaker 3: Exchanged and like a lunch that made sense. You cannot
Speaker 3: tell me a bathroom visit was long enough for.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: Is It's like you're not You've literally exchanged no information
Speaker 2: about your lives.
Speaker 1: You just traded clothes.
Speaker 2: And lives, and just like go, like, how do they
Speaker 2: not say, like, here's what we're gonna do. We're gonna oh,
Speaker 2: oh my god, we have to do this. We're gonna
Speaker 2: meet tomorrow. They should have met at exactly the same
Speaker 2: place they meet at to trade lives.
Speaker 1: Is the same place they meet to trade back.
Speaker 2: So in front of the school, six am, we're gonna
Speaker 2: meet tomorrow, and they meet, and whether you see the
Speaker 2: scene or you don't see the scene, you at least
Speaker 2: allude to the fact that you're learning some shit about the.
Speaker 5: Other person, right this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was the part to me where I was like, wait.
Speaker 5: Oh what God, you're just what You're.
Speaker 1: Just walking out and now you're that's it.
Speaker 2: So yeah, that that and again, this is not I
Speaker 2: did not dislike this movie.
Speaker 1: This is not a bad movie. There's a lot about this.
Speaker 5: Movie that was really cute. You have to wait a minute.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I don't mind suspending some disbelief, Like, let
Speaker 2: me suspend some belief here a little bit. That's fine, Yes,
Speaker 2: but dude, give me some bullet points of who you are.
Speaker 5: Yes, this isn't a epic thing like.
Speaker 1: This was a big This was a big what if?
Speaker 5: What if?
Speaker 1: What if?
Speaker 5: What if you were like actually allergic to something? Yes, exactly,
Speaker 5: you know something?
Speaker 2: Yeah, by the way, yeah, yeah it's I I'm allergic.
Speaker 2: I'm horribly allergic to peanuts or shellfish or something. You
Speaker 2: gotta learn something about each other. So this, to me
Speaker 2: was a big, big hole in the When I explained
Speaker 2: that last night to producer Tara, she got instantly offended
Speaker 2: and no, but she also said, apparently it's the same
Speaker 2: way in Freaky Friday, in the parent Trap.
Speaker 1: Like they just switched ship up, and don't don't explain
Speaker 1: it to each other?
Speaker 3: No, because in the parent trap, don't they don't they
Speaker 3: explain it. In the parent trap they live together and
Speaker 3: they're they give each other. They're like quizzing each other.
Speaker 5: I'm like, there you go, Like, where what's my Wednesday schedule?
Speaker 5: They do a whole quiz thing.
Speaker 2: See quiz thing, producer Tara quiz thing. Anyway, well, there
Speaker 2: we go. The girls return to the party knowing literally
Speaker 2: not think about each other.
Speaker 1: Now in totally different situations.
Speaker 2: Janine quickly returns to serving while Alex is signing autographs,
Speaker 2: something the model doesn't normally do, but she does know.
Speaker 2: Jeanine enter night at Alex's house, and at this point
Speaker 2: I think this might just be a crime. Could you
Speaker 2: be arrested for just pretending to be someone else? She's
Speaker 2: not lying to the entire family and entering their home.
Speaker 2: These two must look exactly the same if their dad
Speaker 2: can't notice any difference.
Speaker 3: But then there's another question, and this is one of
Speaker 3: the things that they didn't the in front of me
Speaker 3: is I remember us talking about that. They didn't say, hey,
Speaker 3: you look exactly like me, which one of our parents
Speaker 3: had a ronde do in another bathroom.
Speaker 5: Yep, and then the mom was pregnant with for nine months?
Speaker 5: Like what, who's who?
Speaker 1: Where?
Speaker 5: We got to get on top of this giant lie
Speaker 5: that we've been living for sixteen.
Speaker 2: Years because one of us was given away a birth
Speaker 2: Do you have half medallion?
Speaker 1: Do I have the other half of them? Antallion? To
Speaker 1: connect things like that.
Speaker 5: And that was the parent trap thing, like oh you
Speaker 5: got it?
Speaker 3: Like you clearly we have to talk about the fact
Speaker 3: that we are clearly twins.
Speaker 1: There's people that look like other people.
Speaker 2: You see that all the time, but identically like that,
Speaker 2: you're related, You're real.
Speaker 3: People will come and talk to me about looking like
Speaker 3: Sean Johnson or sometimes I get Mariah Carrey, but if
Speaker 3: I stood next to them, you would clearly see that
Speaker 3: we were there.
Speaker 1: You're not the same PAVO.
Speaker 2: Yes, Yes, somebody in those families, Yeah, was a cheater, cheater,
Speaker 2: compulsive eater.
Speaker 6: That's yes.
Speaker 3: Way, That's where I'd be like, who who are we
Speaker 3: mad at?
Speaker 4: Ye?
Speaker 3: We're mad at both of our parents. Is it my
Speaker 3: mom and your dad or is it my dad and
Speaker 3: your mom?
Speaker 2: Somebody did something because we're we're literally identical, but one.
Speaker 1: Of them has glasses.
Speaker 2: Back in the city, Alex is wowed by the bright
Speaker 2: lights and Monique's constant working.
Speaker 1: She thinks she could get used to this new life.
Speaker 2: The next morning, Jeanine wakes up in Alex's modest home
Speaker 2: and tries on a more basic off the rack clothing
Speaker 2: from the closet all to the very familiar and wonderful
Speaker 2: toe tapping walking on sunshine. Meanwhile, is loving her new
Speaker 2: posh digs, but is interrupted by Monique. It's time for
Speaker 2: her alfalfa wheat grass shake, and her trusty assistant is
Speaker 2: already surprised that her boss now wants to do things
Speaker 2: by herself. It's a new independent Janine. And at Alex's house,
Speaker 2: Janina arrives downstairs just in time for family breakfast and
Speaker 2: exclaims it's just like the fifties, which is really funny.
Speaker 2: A plate of bacon, eggs and pancakes. She couldn't be
Speaker 2: more excited until it's yanked from her right. She's on
Speaker 2: a self imposed diet. That's right, poor Janine can't catch
Speaker 2: a break, and every dcom family is giving their.
Speaker 1: Daughter generational body issues, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: But she talks to her, but she talks her back
Speaker 2: into the big breakfast, and she loves it, even if
Speaker 2: her little brother feels like something is weird. And now
Speaker 2: back at high school, Janine surveys the scene and takes
Speaker 2: in something she never experienced. Co Ed's walking to class,
Speaker 2: hippie's playing hacky sack, and a rock and roll dude
Speaker 2: playing electric guitar in the quad.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, I mean maybe we need to take a
Speaker 3: hole on Instagram.
Speaker 5: That was not a normal thing at my high school.
Speaker 1: You didn't have a rock and roll quad high school?
Speaker 3: No, I mean there was bands that would play in
Speaker 3: the quad during like lunch or something like that, but like,
Speaker 3: no one was sitting.
Speaker 5: Out on the front lawn of the of the.
Speaker 1: Playing an electric guitar.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 3: Maybe, though, I would love to know. And if people
Speaker 3: have that, tell us on the ig.
Speaker 1: Hit us up. Let us know if you were.
Speaker 3: School.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly that geez crazy. Sharon joins Janine before walking in.
Speaker 2: They have an awkward exchange about Eric Singer and the
Speaker 2: infamous move moment from earlier. By the way, she doesn't
Speaker 2: know her friend's name until she looks down and sees
Speaker 2: it on her bag. Ken would have been good information
Speaker 2: to have before they left the bathroom, an interaction and
Speaker 2: social disaster. Alex didn't obviously tell her about the move moment.
Speaker 2: Once in the hallways, Janine can't help herself. She's flirting
Speaker 2: with all the cute boys. Sharon is mortified they're dorks,
Speaker 2: not hotty hot hotty hot hots. Come on, yes, you
Speaker 2: got glasses and your hair is up. No your place, Janine.
Speaker 2: But Janine won't accept her new status as a social
Speaker 2: outcast and even cheeses it up for a yearbook photo.
Speaker 1: But the good times come to a screeching halt when.
Speaker 2: This cool girls in the school, led by Eric Singer's girlfriend,
Speaker 2: bully her, causing Janine to focus on something completely new
Speaker 2: during her time as Alex. Speaking of Alex, she's ready
Speaker 2: for her first swimsuit modeling session as Janine.
Speaker 1: Again, would have been nice to you had a photoshoot, Worth.
Speaker 2: Noting the photographer is weirdo with an eyepatch, making her
Speaker 2: even more uncomfortable. I think eyepatches can be used as
Speaker 2: by photographers they keep one eye, but then you're supposed
Speaker 2: to use that eye in the camera lens, which he
Speaker 2: doesn't do.
Speaker 3: So it's just yeah, but didn't he look a lot
Speaker 3: like the the villains.
Speaker 5: Yeah, just saw just so much like him from me
Speaker 5: too weird.
Speaker 3: I was like, wait, wait a minute, wait a minute,
Speaker 3: looking at my information, going no, it's a different actor, different, but.
Speaker 1: Looked just like him, very similar vibes.
Speaker 5: Now, see it's funny.
Speaker 1: I like, those two guys look alike but are not identical.
Speaker 3: How but they look so much alike that if they
Speaker 3: were standing next like, not knowing them, I would maybe.
Speaker 2: Still be able to tell them a part. Sabrina is
Speaker 2: still be able to tell them a part Sabrina. You'd
Speaker 2: at least know it was two different dudes, you could tell.
Speaker 2: You might not know who was who, but you'd know
Speaker 2: it was two different dudes.
Speaker 5: Yes, well, and their family certainly would. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So as he tries to take photos, Alex covers herself,
Speaker 2: hides behind the plants, and withers away as the picts
Speaker 2: are taken, making eyepatch Man both angry and kind of stimulated.
Speaker 1: Yet it's cool.
Speaker 2: Janina's in history class trying to sharpen a pencil at
Speaker 2: her desk. When the teacher wonders why she's not paying attention,
Speaker 2: Janine responds like a real frankly telling the teacher to
Speaker 2: do her tax funded job, and her classmates are impressed,
Speaker 2: and somehow that didn't get her in any trouble, which
Speaker 2: I found weird.
Speaker 5: How did she not get attention from that?
Speaker 1: I don't know, and I would have given her attention.
Speaker 3: Yes, And it's a look into this like these like
Speaker 3: ough just entitled little teen like yep, oh gosh.
Speaker 1: Share the worst.
Speaker 2: By the way, have you noticed you're not twenty six
Speaker 2: minutes into the film and we've had less than maybe
Speaker 2: five seconds now.
Speaker 3: I was going, I thought, I remember justin having an
Speaker 3: actual part. Is he just like a you know, like,
Speaker 3: is he not actually gonna be in this movie acting?
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, I guess I don't remember much about
Speaker 5: this movie.
Speaker 1: But you do.
Speaker 2: That's that's why we had to literally had to go
Speaker 2: to the wayback machine to find it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Back in the city, Alex and Monique are walking to
Speaker 2: the New York streets when she's alerted of her monthly
Speaker 2: credit at department stores, just so people can see her
Speaker 2: shopping in these places.
Speaker 1: It is a girl's dream. And then it happens everyone.
Speaker 2: Oh, it happens people. We get to dip bar toes
Speaker 2: in the Lake of Timber.
Speaker 1: It is heart throb.
Speaker 2: Jason Sharp walking out of a building, spotting who he
Speaker 2: believes is Janine. He quickly apologizes for a recent interview
Speaker 2: where he implied he made out with her a shoot
Speaker 2: and swears he'll make it up to her. He quote
Speaker 2: has to book and jumps into a limo. But unlike Janine,
Speaker 2: Alex is in hook line and Sinker for a little
Speaker 2: male modeled, supermodeled teenage supermodel action, which isn't a thing.
Speaker 2: It's lunchtime at school and Janina Monique take their seats
Speaker 2: at the nerd table cause glasses watching Alex and his
Speaker 2: popular girlfriend from afar, but Janine has an idea. She
Speaker 2: makes her way over to the cool table and decides
Speaker 2: to oh boy, wait for it, pour milk on the
Speaker 2: head of his girlfriend, again, not getting into any trouble whatsoever.
Speaker 2: Eric thinks it's hilarious, but this has started a war,
Speaker 2: especially because she's lactose intolerant.
Speaker 5: That's weird.
Speaker 1: It's it's just I'm lacked. Well, I put it in
Speaker 1: your head so you'll be all right.
Speaker 3: Well I didn't pour it down your mouth, so I
Speaker 3: think you're gonna get okay, you're fine. Also, what teenage
Speaker 3: girl gets fool? Who is fully done, gets a glass
Speaker 3: of anything pulled poured over her head and doesn't lunch
Speaker 3: for the jugular Are you kiddy?
Speaker 5: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: Ever a situation, especially in high school, in front of everyone,
Speaker 3: and you just pour something and they let you pour
Speaker 3: a giant glass of.
Speaker 5: It, yep, and nothing happens.
Speaker 1: Nope, no fight, no trouble from the school.
Speaker 5: No, I mean, and her best friends are right there too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, nobody does anything. Nobody does anything.
Speaker 5: What's happening?
Speaker 1: I don't know what a world? But now we are
Speaker 1: back with Alex.
Speaker 2: She's visibly in a new very cool clothes and has
Speaker 2: decided to walk in sight see instead of taking the limo,
Speaker 2: a move Janine would never have done back in the suburbs.
Speaker 2: Alex has cooked her family breakfast, finally able to enjoy
Speaker 2: that love of culinary arts, and she's excited to help
Speaker 2: quote unquote dad with this catering job. And like all
Speaker 2: good nineties two thousands decoms, the New York Girls have
Speaker 2: decided to roller blade. Yes, Monique is nervous. Settle injured themselves,
Speaker 2: and she's starting to realize how much stress her job
Speaker 2: and Janine can create, So Alex decides to change the
Speaker 2: dynamic and let Monique know that she's appreciated something you
Speaker 2: can assume isn't done much. And now when Janine walks
Speaker 2: the halls of the school, things have changed. Boys are
Speaker 2: the one saying hi, and Jason apologizes for his earlier behavior.
Speaker 2: He promises he'll never ask her to move again, then
Speaker 2: ask her out for Saturday night.
Speaker 1: But the girls are supposed to.
Speaker 2: Switch their identities back on Friday, so Janine hopes to
Speaker 2: move everything back a week back at Janine's Now, Jason
Speaker 2: Sharp has sent flowers and he also wants a date
Speaker 2: on Saturday, so the two girls get on the phone
Speaker 2: and decide to have one more week of swapping. And
Speaker 2: these were like my favorite scenes where she's on the
Speaker 2: phone with herself because she plays them differently and it works.
Speaker 2: But the deal has only one caveat this swapping deal,
Speaker 2: Alex can't let Jason Sharp anywhere near her. But the
Speaker 2: real bad news is Alex's little brother overhears everything done
Speaker 2: dun Dune. But Alex doesn't follow the one caveat, so
Speaker 2: we cut to Alex's date with Justin Timberlake aka Jason Sharp.
Speaker 2: He has big bougie plans at a fancy restaurant, and
Speaker 2: at the same time, Eric pulls up and restored, Now,
Speaker 2: I love you, producer Jensen, but you wrote Firebird it
Speaker 2: is not my friend.
Speaker 1: That is a trans am to get who.
Speaker 2: He thinks is Alex. And though she expects a very
Speaker 2: typical teen date of mini golf in the movies, Eric has.
Speaker 1: Done the unthinkable. But before we get into that, let's
Speaker 1: get this out of the way. The two girls are wearing.
Speaker 2: The exact same outfits, not planned, just a twist of
Speaker 2: fate apparently, or at least enough of hish as I
Speaker 2: said that right, enough of ish samely to make it work.
Speaker 1: That's not the only coincidence.
Speaker 2: By the way, Eric has also reserved a table at
Speaker 2: the very same exclusive fancy restaurant that Jason Sharp mentioned.
Speaker 2: It would seem like a quote unquote totally rad gesture,
Speaker 2: but Janine wanted something more normy. But we know this
Speaker 2: whole thing is going to be a problem, especially because
Speaker 2: Alex's little brother is falling close behind with his camcorder.
Speaker 1: What are you giggling at spring now?
Speaker 5: What Normy?
Speaker 1: What is there to be? A Normy? A civilian bro
Speaker 1: and norms, a civilian bro.
Speaker 3: A norms.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, where are we in the two?
Speaker 1: I think so, I hope so.
Speaker 2: Now inside the fancy restaurant, which we have to admit
Speaker 2: is very beautiful. It's decorated like a Greek church. Jason
Speaker 2: and Alex arrive and don't have a reservation, but it's
Speaker 2: no problem. The famous couple is rushed to a VIP
Speaker 2: table just as the transam arrives at the valet, to
Speaker 2: no fanfare or paparazzi, a new feeling for Janine, and
Speaker 2: when Eric is his name to the host, his reservation
Speaker 2: is eh, Nope, wrong, not found. Janine tries to step in,
Speaker 2: she knows the mayor d by name, but he says
Speaker 2: they only have tables for special people, not a doweepy
Speaker 2: girl in glasses. They're forced to leave, but Eric has
Speaker 2: a plan. He says he has some connections around the
Speaker 2: back of the restaurant. While inside, Alex and Jason's state
Speaker 2: is moving along. Jason swears his playboy reputation is just
Speaker 2: a tabloid lie and is actually saving his modeling money
Speaker 2: to go to grad.
Speaker 1: School for astronomy. Yeah, that sounds like a line.
Speaker 2: He mentions there's a meteor shower later that night and
Speaker 2: he wants to take her to see it, which is
Speaker 2: exactly something a player would say, Yeah you want to
Speaker 2: Hey babe, you want to come see my meteor show?
Speaker 1: Uh huh.
Speaker 3: I think this was, by the way, Justin's best scene.
Speaker 3: He was very charming in this scene.
Speaker 2: Well, Justin was clearly still trying to find himself as
Speaker 2: an actor.
Speaker 5: Yes, but I think this was his best scene.
Speaker 2: I do yeah, because again while again he's finding his
Speaker 2: way figuring out what to do.
Speaker 1: Go watch Alpha Dog. He's great.
Speaker 2: I mean he's yeah, Social Network really good, but Alpha
Speaker 2: Dog he kills it. That was a very intense movie
Speaker 2: to watch, and he's really really good.
Speaker 1: And now in the back has promised. Eric did have
Speaker 1: a connection.
Speaker 2: His dad works on the weight staff and he's snuck
Speaker 2: in a table for the couple in the way back
Speaker 2: near the.
Speaker 1: Kitchen and the bathroom.
Speaker 2: Is very cute, And just as everyone is getting comfortable,
Speaker 2: Alex's brother arrives, cam quorder in hand. Apparently nobody notices
Speaker 2: this kid with the giant cam quarterer in the restaurant,
Speaker 2: but he's just it's.
Speaker 1: It's not surreptitiously. Were your phone where you can do
Speaker 1: this anymore?
Speaker 5: Back in the days like over the shoulder, like.
Speaker 2: He's like the guy holding the cords behind him, like
Speaker 2: old school is smoking a cigar. It's like, you need
Speaker 2: a crew when you've got that kind of cam quorder anymore. Sure, Yeah,
Speaker 2: so nobody notices that he's there, but he notices that
Speaker 2: both Jeanine and Alex are there, and that's odd.
Speaker 1: But again, even her brother can't tell the difference between
Speaker 1: the two of them. And then, guys, we enter what
Speaker 1: is truly one of the most ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Scenes in dcom history, and I'm not sure anything will
Speaker 2: ever beat it. Both Jeanine and Alex go to the bathroom,
Speaker 2: still unaware of each other's presence, and coincidentally, the mirror
Speaker 2: in the bathroom is being remodeled. Now we know that
Speaker 2: because there's a giant printed sign that says mirror being remodeled.
Speaker 2: That's right, the mirror, not the bathroom, is being remodeled.
Speaker 2: The perfect So this creates one large sink with sinks
Speaker 2: on both sides, not divided by a mirror. It's worth stating,
Speaker 2: as far as I know, there's no bathroom in the
Speaker 2: world that's designed like this.
Speaker 1: Have you ever seen a bathroom like.
Speaker 3: This where there's yeah, there is like a center section
Speaker 3: and yes, and it's.
Speaker 1: Divided by a mirror.
Speaker 6: Yes, yeah, in one room.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, yes, I didn't think anything weird of that.
Speaker 6: I'm saying. It's kind of like a vanity where on
Speaker 6: both sides there's is a mirror.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's sinks and there's a mirror that's like.
Speaker 6: This is inside of like a rest in a bath
Speaker 6: like a wrest in a bathroom.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean, have you ever seen them remodel just the mirror.
Speaker 3: I have never seen them remodeled just the mirror. I
Speaker 3: think if the mirror was like broken, they'd probably.
Speaker 2: You never called Doug's mirror remodeling. They're very famous, weirdly enough. Yeah,
Speaker 2: So now Janine enters a stall as Alex exits one
Speaker 2: to wash her hands, passing like ships in the night.
Speaker 1: And again the most insane scene because then.
Speaker 2: Janine exits and starts washing her hands on the other side,
Speaker 2: but Alex doesn't see her until they're looking at each
Speaker 2: other through where the mirror would be. But they're doing
Speaker 2: the exact same thing at the exact same time, so
Speaker 2: even they can't tell the difference between themselves.
Speaker 3: What would mean and one of them clearly becomes left
Speaker 3: handed instead of right handed, because you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: you're mirrored. If you're if you're gonna go touch something
Speaker 3: and you're right handed, you're going with your right You're
Speaker 3: not gonna go with your left.
Speaker 6: No, they did, Yeah, to remind you, they had to
Speaker 6: dress the same in order for this to work, to pull.
Speaker 2: This off, because one scarf in the wrong way and
Speaker 2: everything's different. So yeah, there gotta be actual DNA twins
Speaker 2: at this point, not clone.
Speaker 6: Have you ever seen another person and thought, hey, that's me. No?
Speaker 1: Once, one time with Brad Pitt.
Speaker 6: That was it.
Speaker 2: One time I was like, is that me? And then
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh wait, Brad Pitt's abs. Yeah, but no,
Speaker 2: of course not. And they're like doing the mirror thing.
Speaker 2: But how would you not go like that? I mean,
Speaker 2: it's it was weird.
Speaker 6: It was It was because you have to buy the
Speaker 6: conceit that they not only look like each other, they
Speaker 6: have the same instincts, which at this correct is a
Speaker 6: very tough pill to swallow.
Speaker 2: Well, they've switched for a week at this point, so
Speaker 2: now it's it's it's crazy.
Speaker 3: Well, and the idea that they wouldn't be blinking, or
Speaker 3: that they even just blinking together, right, I mean that
Speaker 3: would be the first. The easiest thing to go is
Speaker 3: like that person just bleak.
Speaker 6: They even both do the fake out.
Speaker 1: They both yes, they both do Yeah.
Speaker 6: They go to look down and then look up quick.
Speaker 3: This kind of stuff, though, is like the fun comedy
Speaker 3: of Disney.
Speaker 1: Like that, I was, okay, I.
Speaker 6: Will buy into the Disney of it all. The one
Speaker 6: thing I can't buy into is a remodeled mirror.
Speaker 5: It's so the remodeled mill so crazy.
Speaker 6: It's so insane to put that premise in there that
Speaker 6: I can't buy the rest.
Speaker 1: But I can buy the way it's it's such an
Speaker 1: insane premise.
Speaker 2: They had to write a literally at a note that says.
Speaker 6: Mirror remodeling on computer paper from a word document.
Speaker 5: So weird, so weird.
Speaker 1: It was pretty great. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So eventually, crazily enough, they do fall out of sync,
Speaker 2: only realizing they're two different people when they try to
Speaker 2: touch the non existent mirror that's being remodeled and they
Speaker 2: graize each other's hands and ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 1: That crazy thing I think we've ever seen on the decree.
Speaker 1: It's it's up there. Sure, yeah, it's nuts.
Speaker 2: The girls realize the predicament, both angry to hear that
Speaker 2: they're on dates for different reasons. Janine leaves to deal
Speaker 2: with Jason and immediately attacks the male model, calling the
Speaker 2: date his publicity stunt and turning on a dime in
Speaker 2: his mind.
Speaker 1: He swears it's not, but she doesn't believe him.
Speaker 2: Now a rich brat, she insults Alex food order and
Speaker 2: yells at a waitress nice. Meanwhile, Alex finds Eric in
Speaker 2: the back of the place and she delivers her own attitude.
Speaker 2: She wants to know why now he's totally cool going
Speaker 2: out with her. He admits she seemed more confident and interesting.
Speaker 2: Fair but event but everything is interrupted when she realizes
Speaker 2: she's eating what Janine ordered cow's brains. You know, like
Speaker 2: most teenagers order in a restaurant on dates. What sixteen
Speaker 2: year old orders cow's brains, especially one who loves cooking
Speaker 2: like her. I mean, I get awfuls kind of a thing.
Speaker 2: But why no, no, that just nobody make it. You
Speaker 2: know what you do, you make it either caviar or
Speaker 2: s cargo. It's like you make it nails or something.
Speaker 2: She's no sixteen year old, ever, is going to order
Speaker 2: cow's brains.
Speaker 1: It's just not work. Yeah, this we need to rewrite.
Speaker 1: I'll rewrite it. It's gonna be fine. We've got some
Speaker 1: stuff we gotta do.
Speaker 2: She gags her way to the bathroom, of course, where
Speaker 2: Alex has also returned to the mirrorless sinks. They switch
Speaker 2: back identities, trading dates and confusing the men they're with
Speaker 2: once again, but the most important detail, Alex's brother gets
Speaker 2: the entire trade off on camera.
Speaker 1: They are busted.
Speaker 2: Back at their tables, Jeanine and Eric decide to ditch
Speaker 2: the restaurant and have a fun go Krt montage. Oh,
Speaker 2: if there's anything better than a montage, it's a go
Speaker 2: kart montage. I throw you back to the original Karate Kid.
Speaker 2: Oh god, it's the best it. Maybe just want to
Speaker 2: go everywhere that they went well, alexplains everything not a
Speaker 2: joke on being bipolar.
Speaker 1: Not even kidding. I'm just gonna let that one go.
Speaker 2: Later that night, Alex and Jason do actually check out
Speaker 2: the meteor shower. So it wasn't euphemism for anything else.
Speaker 2: It wasn't a smooth move for him to get some.
Speaker 2: He admits he likes that she acts like a normal teenager.
Speaker 2: He envies it, and in a very soft voice, he
Speaker 2: said he would never run away from her. And then
Speaker 2: they kiss.
Speaker 5: So maybe it was a great kiss.
Speaker 1: Maybe she's checking out his meteor shower.
Speaker 2: Maybe it worked smooth justin Timberlake, not enough O's and smooth.
Speaker 2: Back in the trans am with Eric Janina Mitch, she
Speaker 2: had one of the most fun nights of her life.
Speaker 2: She's just so excited she found someone who accepts her
Speaker 2: for who she is. He calls her my girl, and
Speaker 2: she likes the sound of that so much so that
Speaker 2: they also kiss.
Speaker 1: No meteor shower intended.
Speaker 2: So she's making out with every guy in this movie
Speaker 2: because she's playing multiple characters. I think we talked about
Speaker 2: this on Podmey's World. I think she was like justin
Speaker 2: Timberlake's first on screen kiss or something like that.
Speaker 3: But oh yeah, oh wow, that's a pretty good trophy
Speaker 3: to have, right.
Speaker 1: That's a mirror ball, I'll say. Let me tell you.
Speaker 2: Right once, Jeanine is back in the house, her dad
Speaker 2: quote unquote is waiting for her. She missed a catering
Speaker 2: event that Alex promised to help at. He is not
Speaker 2: happy and he grounds her, and Alex's brother is ready
Speaker 2: to expose his sister and the cover girl.
Speaker 1: But that's not it.
Speaker 2: Back at Jeanine's place, Alex returns to see Deirdre has
Speaker 2: come home a week early.
Speaker 1: Uh oh, Kathy Lee Gifford.
Speaker 2: The next morning, Alex is awoken at five am by Deirdre.
Speaker 2: Somebody named Jake is on his way, and Jake ends
Speaker 2: up being a cameo. It's Jake Steinfeld, a famous fitness
Speaker 2: entrepreneur of the eighties and ninety who sold Body by
Speaker 2: Jake VHS tapes promising a routine to get people in shape.
Speaker 2: He was the original, and then it became Billy Blank.
Speaker 2: It was like all these kind of I think Richard
Speaker 2: Simmons was the first, but then Jake Steinfeld.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also small note here he is the uncle of Hailey Steinfeld.
Speaker 2: So the idea here is that Jeanine is so rich
Speaker 2: she is the most famous trainer in the world, giving
Speaker 2: her house calls. Alex can't believe it. Geane is back
Speaker 2: in class talking to Sharon about her punishment. She's not
Speaker 2: bothered by it. She uses her cell phone to call Eric,
Speaker 2: who picks up just a few desks away. Ignoring the grounding,
Speaker 2: she sets a date for that night, disrupting the entire class,
Speaker 2: again being a total smartest to the teacher. And finally,
Speaker 2: this time she is in trouble and sent to detention
Speaker 2: in the form of cleaning up the girl's locker room
Speaker 2: as a towel monitor. All right, at least there's some repercussions.
Speaker 3: But what I would rather have gotten suspended than having
Speaker 3: to do this.
Speaker 5: She no gloves, She had no gloves.
Speaker 1: This was so sanitary.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, I would have died. This would have
Speaker 3: been I would.
Speaker 5: Have Can't you argue, then everybody's clean schools.
Speaker 1: But everybody's clean coming out of the shower, so the
Speaker 1: towels are clean.
Speaker 3: No, you're still like exfoliating and wiping off and just
Speaker 3: like you're putting them in all the places like h No,
Speaker 3: I am not picking up anyone's towels without gloves, a hairnut,
Speaker 3: a whole body suit.
Speaker 5: I am not doing any of that. This is ridiculous.
Speaker 5: That is that was a horrible type of punishment.
Speaker 1: Okay, I have a weird question I'm going to ask you.
Speaker 2: I ask you to take this question as I'm going
Speaker 2: to ask it, and not the way it's going to sound.
Speaker 1: Okay, I think it was different.
Speaker 2: Did you shower in high school during the day. Did
Speaker 2: you shower during school at school? No, okay, we didn't either.
Speaker 2: So in all these high school movies, in high school tropes,
Speaker 2: all these people are showering.
Speaker 1: We never showered during high school.
Speaker 3: The only kids that showered that I ever knew of
Speaker 3: in high school were like diving water pool, the ones
Speaker 3: that were in the pool because they would have early morning.
Speaker 2: Practices, okay, and we didn't have a pool in our
Speaker 2: in our high school, we didn't have any.
Speaker 3: Those were the only ones that ever that I know
Speaker 3: of ever, that ever showered. I don't even think the
Speaker 3: football players would go in the shower after practice.
Speaker 2: Nobody shot a car and go home exactly whowerwer nobody.
Speaker 2: So that's such a trope where everybody in high school
Speaker 2: is showering, and nobody showered in our high school.
Speaker 1: No, I'm glad to know it wasn't just me. Okay, right, yeah, No.
Speaker 5: I never did that, nor did I. I mean, you
Speaker 5: go home, if.
Speaker 1: You practice after school, you go home and then you
Speaker 1: shower after that.
Speaker 3: I stayed at dorms during the summer when I was
Speaker 3: teaching like summer camps for dance, and like that was
Speaker 3: the most it was, and I kept my amount of
Speaker 3: camps to a minimum because I could not the shower
Speaker 3: thing in the dorms with sandals.
Speaker 1: Like, are you a bit of a German phobe? It
Speaker 1: seems like maybe you're.
Speaker 3: I'm not a I don't think that I am. But
Speaker 3: when it comes to stuff like that, it is just
Speaker 3: a no for me.
Speaker 1: That's a no for me, Doug, that's a no for me, Doug.
Speaker 5: No, not doing it.
Speaker 1: And now we are on what feels like the other
Speaker 1: side of the world.
Speaker 2: Alex is at a runway show with her mom about
Speaker 2: to walk on the catwalk in a one of a
Speaker 2: kind dress, a ten thousand dollars a piece for the night.
Speaker 2: We get another Niche cameo here in the form of
Speaker 2: Sweenish model Vendalla Thomason. In real life, she graced the
Speaker 2: Sports Illustrated Swimsuitish You cover and pages of Vogue and Cosmopolitan,
Speaker 2: but also appeared in the Batman and Robin movie The
Speaker 2: Parent Trap End Muppets Tonight. In this movie, though she's
Speaker 2: apparently friends with Janine and Alex is very starstruck by her,
Speaker 2: causing Deetr to be very confused. Something feels off to
Speaker 2: her and so she blames a possible binge of peanut
Speaker 2: butter cups.
Speaker 1: Yes, let's get back to the eating problems.
Speaker 2: Sent off to the catwalk, Alex is blinded by the
Speaker 2: cameras and awkwardly rips the dress, bumps into another model,
Speaker 2: and is instantly fired by the designer. I thought, now
Speaker 2: I understand this is where things have to go wrong.
Speaker 2: I thought they're going to rip off part of the
Speaker 2: dress and it was going to make her look even better,
Speaker 2: and she was gonna look totally cool walking on the cow.
Speaker 1: No, not the thing. She she fucks it up for everybody.
Speaker 1: It's true.
Speaker 2: The next day really made dress by apparently, Yeah, have
Speaker 2: you bump into somebody? The bottom rips off and that's
Speaker 2: ten thousand dollars?
Speaker 1: Are you kidding?
Speaker 5: Or I thought it was?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I thought it was gonna look like you were you right?
Speaker 3: Like a tear away, like a yeah, And.
Speaker 1: All of a sudden she's a this cool thing and
Speaker 1: like nope.
Speaker 5: And having the time of her life. Yes, why aren't
Speaker 5: you excited? This is so cool?
Speaker 1: But apparently not.
Speaker 2: The next day, Janine returns home to find her mom
Speaker 2: and an admissions officer from the fashion institute chatting the
Speaker 2: lady wants to see the prospective student's portfolio, so Jeanine
Speaker 2: runs upstairs but only finds a stack of messy, unfinished collages.
Speaker 2: It was a big failure and she's basically rejected right
Speaker 2: on the spot and now fired from Janine's big runway show.
Speaker 2: Monik alert to Alex that her brother, Josh now going
Speaker 2: by the name Josh the Informant, has arrived.
Speaker 1: He wants to talk blackmail. He's ready to go to.
Speaker 2: The media unless he's paid fifty thousand dollars or if
Speaker 2: she calls Jason Sharp to take her to the fall
Speaker 2: Ball What why?
Speaker 1: Why would he do that? Am I missing something? What's
Speaker 1: going on?
Speaker 2: Does he just want to meet Jason Sharp? This didn't
Speaker 2: make any sense. Is he just so she'd be embarrassed?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 1: I didn't get this.
Speaker 2: Right, fifty grand I get But the rationale of like,
Speaker 2: wait what and the idea.
Speaker 3: Of he loves to see his older sister get in trouble, Okay,
Speaker 3: that makes sense.
Speaker 2: That that's on brand for Disney and Little Brothers. Totally
Speaker 2: understand that.
Speaker 5: But this aspect that deals with Jason Sharp just is
Speaker 5: like so weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah, agreed, very bizarre.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't understand that either, but anyway, She's quick
Speaker 2: to pick up the phone to call Jason and set
Speaker 2: up a rendezvous for that night, which I guess is
Speaker 2: much easier than paying fifty thousand dollars. And when Alex
Speaker 2: and Jason do meet up, he asked her to come
Speaker 2: to Paris with him for a modeling gig. They're both sixteen,
Speaker 2: time to fly off to Paris, but she interrupts him
Speaker 2: with the truth. She is not who she thinks she is.
Speaker 2: She puts her hair up and reveals her glasses.
Speaker 1: She's a nerd. People. It was just I love how
Speaker 1: that was her answer.
Speaker 2: She puts up her hair, puts on the glasses and
Speaker 2: looks at him like, look look at me now, and
Speaker 2: I love I wanted him to go like, what are
Speaker 2: you doing? Like now, you just look like you're super
Speaker 2: hot with your hair up and glasses. Yeah?
Speaker 5: Are you?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 5: Are you giving me dirty teacher vibe? That's what's going on?
Speaker 2: What's because I'm into it? Bro, what's happened? But it's fine? Yes,
Speaker 2: I will stay after class. Missus naughty, Like, what the
Speaker 2: hell is happening? Yeah, but she's a nerd. He, of course,
Speaker 2: being a human, doesn't see the difference, which is hilarious
Speaker 2: because he's the only person to not be completely bamboozled.
Speaker 2: She hands him the Blackmail VHS tape and says it'll
Speaker 2: explain everything. They share one last kiss, which now kind
Speaker 2: of feels like assault because she's not who she says,
Speaker 2: and mid smooch, Eric arrives. Ooh and now because she's
Speaker 2: wearing glasses and her hair is up, Alex is cheating
Speaker 2: on him.
Speaker 1: It's hard to keep up.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 2: Jason is also mad, and amongst all the drama, he
Speaker 2: storms off to what's up?
Speaker 5: Oh my kay? Okay?
Speaker 3: First of all, first of all, why did she set
Speaker 3: up this meeting only to just give him the tape?
Speaker 5: Like, I'm not who you think I am? Here's the
Speaker 5: tape to explain? Are you kidding?
Speaker 1: Even?
Speaker 3: Like, no, listen, this is what happened. Yes, my brother,
Speaker 3: my brother has this tape.
Speaker 5: He wants to. He wants like tell him what the
Speaker 5: brother's like.
Speaker 1: What happens?
Speaker 3: Explain it?
Speaker 5: Explain it? Also, where the hell does Eric come from?
Speaker 3: Why are you out walking and the high school on
Speaker 3: at nine point thirty at night?
Speaker 1: Eric?
Speaker 5: What are you doing? You shouldn't be here? Why are
Speaker 5: you just walking around?
Speaker 3: And yes, somebody a little bit of heads up that
Speaker 3: you're coming behind me because I might have turned around
Speaker 3: and swung.
Speaker 1: It, yeah, or pepper sprayed you or something.
Speaker 2: And it's also like here, I want to explain everything
Speaker 2: that happened.
Speaker 1: You need a VCR?
Speaker 5: Do you have one in the limo? I was assuming
Speaker 5: you had one in your.
Speaker 2: TV and a VCR to figure out exact because I
Speaker 2: don't want to.
Speaker 3: Explain it to you because I can't use my words
Speaker 3: and do this. This scene was very like what happening,
Speaker 3: very old gosh, Okay, all right, I'm gonna get through
Speaker 3: it because I got to support the jtlay.
Speaker 2: I get you, I get you. And now the girls
Speaker 2: they have to face the truth. Alex is not only
Speaker 2: in the dream school, and Eric has left her, Janine
Speaker 2: lost her biggest modeling job, and Jason hates her. Also,
Speaker 2: Alex's brother knows the truth, and they're gonna have to
Speaker 2: plan his demise. There's only one thing left to do,
Speaker 2: switch back for good and we get a sad song
Speaker 2: as the exchange takes place the following morning in front
Speaker 2: of the high school. It's a hilarious scene as they
Speaker 2: just trade the glasses and the hair rubber band. That's
Speaker 2: the entirety of the difference than hug and walk away
Speaker 2: from each other, heads hung low. Literally, she just hands
Speaker 2: her her glasses and a hair clip and they walk away.
Speaker 2: Did they need to meet up for.
Speaker 3: That, No, because we haven't even addressed the fact that
Speaker 3: if Alex needs glasses, why can she see when she's
Speaker 3: being Janine.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's like, yeah, that's like ninth on the list.
Speaker 2: I know, it's it's seriously, it's yes, there's like did she.
Speaker 5: Have glasses with her so that when she needed to
Speaker 5: actually see she did? And she just as walked probably.
Speaker 1: Maybe contact.
Speaker 5: Contact Yeah you dry?
Speaker 3: Yes, you shouldn't be driving, shouldn't be doing like okay.
Speaker 6: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 2: Later that day, Jeanine is back to bossing Munique around
Speaker 2: while getting a manicure, and Alex is back to her
Speaker 2: family breakfast. She finds out she's been grounded and has
Speaker 2: a catering job. That Saturday night, she's back off to school,
Speaker 2: and Jeanine has returned to modeling for that photographer with
Speaker 2: the crazy eye patch, but he's disappointed in what he sees.
Speaker 1: He wants that shy and vulnerable, demure kind of.
Speaker 2: Jeanine that he saw last week, but we all know
Speaker 2: that was just Alex, who somebody please replace my mirror.
Speaker 2: Deirdre arrives to announce that she's convinced that designer to
Speaker 2: take her back on a trial basis, but nothing feels
Speaker 2: the same anymore. Her mom blames it on exhaustion and
Speaker 2: probably peanut butter cups, but the truth is she misses
Speaker 2: Eric and back at high school the fall ball, an
Speaker 2: event that's barely been talked about, you know, but now
Speaker 2: is the key to this film and is only a
Speaker 2: couple of days away. Things just aren't looking good though
Speaker 2: everyone hates Alex, but she has an idea. Back at
Speaker 2: Jeanne's plush apartment, though she's put on a sexy dress
Speaker 2: and told her mom she isn't going to a modeling mixer,
Speaker 2: she's finally standing up for herself.
Speaker 1: She's decided to go.
Speaker 2: To a high school fall ball to tell the great
Speaker 2: guy she fell for the truth.
Speaker 1: Deirdre that maybe should just give him another tape.
Speaker 2: Deirdre doesn't know what to say as her daughter walks
Speaker 2: right out the front door. Back at Alex's, she decides
Speaker 2: to go and fight for Jason. She convinces her little
Speaker 2: brother to keep the secret between them, but calls Jason
Speaker 2: and finds out he's gone to Paris for the week
Speaker 2: after all. Yeah, of course he's the most famous teen
Speaker 2: supermodel male superman.
Speaker 1: It's not a thing.
Speaker 2: At the Fallball, Ganine arrives in a taxi and make
Speaker 2: sure her glasses are on before she enters, you know,
Speaker 2: because she's a nerd like Alex. And inside lo and
Speaker 2: behold girl group Nobody's Angel is performing. They are actually
Speaker 2: just dancing without microphones, which is kind of a weird
Speaker 2: way to perform at a high school dance, but hey,
Speaker 2: that's what it is. Janine makes a b line for Eric,
Speaker 2: but is checked by his date, the most vocal of
Speaker 2: the mean girls.
Speaker 1: Oh no, And.
Speaker 2: That's when the real Alex arrives, just as her mom
Speaker 2: realizes it's three pillows in her bed back at home.
Speaker 2: But at the dance, Nobody His Angel finally finishes a
Speaker 2: very long song and it's time to announce the King
Speaker 2: and Queen of the Fall Ball. The winners are Eric
Speaker 2: and his mean girl date Mindy. Both Janine and Alex
Speaker 2: feel defeated at the ball, even though I don't think
Speaker 2: any of them thought.
Speaker 6: They were gonna win.
Speaker 2: Wanted to win whatever, didn't even know there were kings
Speaker 2: and queens. It was literally never ever mentioned. And that's
Speaker 2: when both their families and Jason arrive. He's not in
Speaker 2: Paris after all, and watch the tape and somehow knows
Speaker 2: the fall ball will be where he should find her.
Speaker 1: Somehow he knew.
Speaker 5: That never explained, and Sync knows to go.
Speaker 2: There, okay, and then the two girls bump into each other.
Speaker 2: The student body sees it all and is terrified are
Speaker 2: they seeing double eh? And now we have all their families, Jason, Eric,
Speaker 2: the lookalike girls, and even Jeanine's modeling little brother all
Speaker 2: in one spot. Janine grabs the microphone that nobody's angel
Speaker 2: couldn't even have themselves, and she reveals everything.
Speaker 1: They've switched identities.
Speaker 2: They apologize to their families and admit they finally learned
Speaker 2: how to be happy as themselves. Everyone is touched by
Speaker 2: the admission, and Deirdre finally gives up being a strict momager.
Speaker 1: Jeanine's little brother even quits modeling.
Speaker 2: He's going to be an agent and luckily not an actor,
Speaker 2: because Kathy Lee's son is terrible in this movie.
Speaker 1: He's a little kid, but he's not particularly good.
Speaker 5: No, he wasn't. He was a cute kidd.
Speaker 2: But and there's one last thing to do. Alex apologizes
Speaker 2: to Jason. She knows he's leaving for Paris and has
Speaker 2: bigger and better things to do than hang around with her,
Speaker 2: but he asks her for one thing, a dance. The
Speaker 2: student body erupts an applause, and Eric also ditches his
Speaker 2: mean girl for Alex, after which they should have cut
Speaker 2: It makes him look like such a dingus when he's like,
Speaker 2: wait a minute, I was dating Jeanine Adams a date.
Speaker 1: Just shut up, dude.
Speaker 2: That's like after that, why would she ever want to
Speaker 2: be with him? Because now she knows.
Speaker 5: He should have looked at her and been like, so
Speaker 5: you didn't cheat on me?
Speaker 1: Or why did you like me? There's something?
Speaker 5: Yes, okay, got it.
Speaker 1: I was doubt with Janine out of yikes.
Speaker 5: Even the dad we had a supermodel in our house.
Speaker 1: Yeah what did he mean by that? Very cool?
Speaker 5: Now, no one's gonna come over to our house, you creep.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very very strange.
Speaker 2: Our two painfully mismatched couple stakes at the dance Lord,
Speaker 2: joined by Deirdre and her own son, a high schooler
Speaker 2: creepily dances with Alex's little brother, which is weird weird,
Speaker 2: and Monique hangs on to Tony the limo driver, which
Speaker 2: was cute. They all bust and move to another Nobody's
Speaker 2: Angel song, this time with microphones. Alex and Jeanine take
Speaker 2: a yearbook photo together, giving us two Maggie Lawson's arm
Speaker 2: in arm and that's our movie where literally nothing was resolved.
Speaker 2: She never apologizes to Sharon, her friend. They never resolve
Speaker 2: anything with any of the guys. It's it's like nothing
Speaker 2: is kind of it's it just ends. And then because
Speaker 2: of the way it's ripped, it literally just ends, like
Speaker 2: it just stops the movie and you're like, oh, oh, apparently.
Speaker 1: That's the end.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like the credits aren't even like normal credit.
Speaker 2: It's just like yes, and again, this wasn't we sound
Speaker 2: like we're shredding it. It wasn't a bad man. There's just
Speaker 2: a ton of holes in it. That was like, wait,
Speaker 2: why what.
Speaker 3: There No matter what, no matter how much you pick
Speaker 3: it apart as you're watching it, you could absolutely hundred
Speaker 3: percent how the demo of that time a Tara god totally,
Speaker 3: all of them were obsessed. It had so many of
Speaker 3: the must needed qualities to.
Speaker 5: Be that of the like totally era of the two thousand.
Speaker 2: I totally get it, but of course we can't. We
Speaker 2: don't watch it like that all the time. Now, watch
Speaker 2: it like it's a movie, and as a movie, it's
Speaker 2: got some giant, gaping moon size holes in it that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it just needed it needed a little polish.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's see what other people thought about it, and.
Speaker 1: Let's do some real review. I've got the five star
Speaker 1: this week.
Speaker 2: I'm very happy this is five stars from Shoon Lee
Speaker 2: who said this movie was great and Jesse Nielsen did
Speaker 2: an awesome job and was extremely cute.
Speaker 1: Who's Jesse Nielsen?
Speaker 5: I don't know what.
Speaker 1: I'm guessing that was maybe Eric.
Speaker 4: I loved it.
Speaker 6: Because I didn't know who was. I mean, that's almost
Speaker 6: part of it for.
Speaker 2: Me, is just like this, Yeah, I think that might
Speaker 2: be Eric, but we'll have to see. And was extremely cute.
Speaker 2: People lay off Cody Gifford, he's like super young. Yes,
Speaker 2: I know, as MAXI did a terrible job, but hey,
Speaker 2: at least the kid tried.
Speaker 1: Kathy Lee was barely tolerable.
Speaker 2: But how can you pay attention to the acting when
Speaker 2: there were such cute guys in the movie. I was
Speaker 2: totally concentrating on the guys, not the acting.
Speaker 1: Five stars. There you go, there you go. Best love it, Sabrina,
Speaker 1: You've got the one star this week? What do you
Speaker 1: got I do.
Speaker 3: From our friend nummig a named person given a one star?
Speaker 5: Come on? What's with this twin stuff?
Speaker 1: Okay? Great and to the point damage.
Speaker 5: Trying to be twins? But alrighty, you very exactly.
Speaker 1: They weren't trying to be twins. You didn't get the movie,
Speaker 1: thank you, unamad.
Speaker 2: All right, we are, of course coming to our favorite
Speaker 2: portion of the program, I should say Sabrina's favorite portion
Speaker 2: of the program. That is when producer Jensen tries to
Speaker 2: make us look stupid. And this week our feature game
Speaker 2: is called boy Band Bingo. To celebrate Justin Timberlake's first
Speaker 2: movie being a d com, we are taking it back
Speaker 2: to Y two k t RL say that five times fast.
Speaker 2: We will be given a boy band and four possible
Speaker 2: song titles. We have to guess which one is fake
Speaker 2: from the choices. If you get this wrong, Sabrina, because
Speaker 2: I know none of them, three out of five wins.
Speaker 6: Here we go.
Speaker 1: We're starting with.
Speaker 5: Lee, but you know who's gonna win, hands down, Lisa.
Speaker 1: Oh, they've already won. Our producers have already won this.
Speaker 1: I'm taking.
Speaker 2: Mikayla has already won, Producer Tar has already won. Producer
Speaker 2: Jensen's already won.
Speaker 1: Here we Go, I know is backstreet Boy is now?
Speaker 6: Here?
Speaker 1: Are song titles? Which one's real?
Speaker 2: Lay down besides me? If you stay, love me now
Speaker 2: or Let's have a party. I'm gonna say, love me
Speaker 2: Now is the fake one?
Speaker 6: Wow? One for one? Love me Now is the fake one?
Speaker 1: Ah wow? Okay, gee, that's the only one. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: get number two? End sync?
Speaker 2: Is it falling my Sweetie, trash in the camp or
Speaker 2: some dreams you go first?
Speaker 5: Oh is my sweetie?
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say falling, it's my sweetie. Oh wow, she's
Speaker 4: sure too? Ninety eight degrees? Is it because of you?
Speaker 4: Never let go? Invisible Man?
Speaker 1: Or hold Me Close?
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go with hold me Close.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say it's because of you?
Speaker 6: What is happening? It told me close?
Speaker 1: Oh she's she was in a band, she was in.
Speaker 3: A goodand no and I honestly in sync's the only one.
Speaker 3: But I don't even know those three songs.
Speaker 2: I guess I'm not backing any of these songs yet,
Speaker 2: and I know end sinking Backstreet.
Speaker 1: Boys, nice guys. I don't know any of these songs.
Speaker 2: Number four, Oh Town, is it? We fit together? American Game?
Speaker 2: I showed her or single Most Lady.
Speaker 1: I showed, So you're picking.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go with that because if that is an actual.
Speaker 1: Song, I normal.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna play against type and I'm gonna pick what
Speaker 2: Sabrina did because she's killing it, So I'll go with
Speaker 2: I showed her with Sabrina dog it's single most Lady.
Speaker 5: Oh that was yeah, Single Most Lady?
Speaker 1: Well, okay, will get you still won right? You still
Speaker 1: got three?
Speaker 6: She got three?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: Then the Jonas Brothers, is it infatuation? Keep it real?
Speaker 2: Slide the remix or Australia.
Speaker 3: Wait is Slide the remix like the Chachas Slide Remix?
Speaker 3: Is that what you're trying to say?
Speaker 6: All I know is title is slide Parentheses is the remix?
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm gonna go keep it real.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say it's infatuation because he hasn't done the
Speaker 2: first one yet.
Speaker 6: Slide remix?
Speaker 2: Ah, God, they did your congratulations can we do some sabrinases.
Speaker 5: We can. We did quite a bit of them while
Speaker 5: we were going so many good things. I'm gonna start
Speaker 5: it off.
Speaker 3: With a question, so I know you we got called
Speaker 3: out for what the car actually was.
Speaker 5: What was it again a Mazda No, No.
Speaker 1: Producer Jensen had a Firebird.
Speaker 5: It was actually a transam, a trans aam. What did
Speaker 5: you think of the car?
Speaker 1: Did you?
Speaker 5: But I was like, oh, that's kind of cool.
Speaker 3: But then when she looked at it, like ugh, I
Speaker 3: was like, it wasn't I didn't understand it was it
Speaker 3: because it wasn't a cool car or I mean, we
Speaker 3: didn't want a Limo.
Speaker 2: The dude's rocking in og transam. That's that's an amazing car.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, okay.
Speaker 4: And then.
Speaker 3: The next one was we tight briefly touched on it
Speaker 3: as far as her brother being in the restaurant with
Speaker 3: the camera, But how did he get there? And now
Speaker 3: this is another kind of question for you, because I
Speaker 3: there was no way for me when I was younger,
Speaker 3: for me to get into like La right the city
Speaker 3: out of the suburbs.
Speaker 5: But I know in New.
Speaker 3: York, like that's a different situation when you're at when
Speaker 3: you live on the suburbs closer? Is that a way
Speaker 3: like he could actually have gone there by himself?
Speaker 1: I mean, yes, he could have taken public transport.
Speaker 3: I guess, Okay, all right, well they should really work
Speaker 3: on that. There should be rules like how old.
Speaker 5: You got to be to travel alone on that stuff?
Speaker 5: That's crazy? Okay? But anyway, that was kind of like
Speaker 5: how is he even there? Like how did they didn't show?
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess it's not one hundred percent needed,
Speaker 3: but a little extreme that he'd be there by himself,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 7: And then uh, the the when Eric comes and sees
Speaker 7: who he thinks is Alex kissing, he can be nothing
Speaker 7: called besides justin timber right, of course, obviously when he's.
Speaker 3: When he sees who he thinks Alex is kissing justin Timberlake,
Speaker 3: he says, I had the best giggle and I had
Speaker 3: to pause because it was one of those uncontrollable I
Speaker 3: could I could stop.
Speaker 5: He says, who's he? And in my head, I'm like,
Speaker 5: it's Justin?
Speaker 2: Is he supposed to be also the most famous supermodel
Speaker 2: that's ever seen?
Speaker 1: Supermodeled? Yes?
Speaker 2: But in my end, what do you live under a rock?
Speaker 4: Come?
Speaker 3: On and seeping up it myself because he is just
Speaker 3: one of the most like.
Speaker 5: Famous faces of our time. He really is, like you
Speaker 5: can't and not know who he is. It's hard for
Speaker 5: him to even be called a character's name.
Speaker 3: Okay, Next we go to after they did the huge
Speaker 3: switch of the ponytail holder and the glasses, and we
Speaker 3: go into that montage.
Speaker 5: Now, that bontage song.
Speaker 1: Do you remember what it was?
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 1: Song.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's a nobody's angel song. I
Speaker 3: hope it's just a random one because I could not
Speaker 3: get over the only lyrics in that entire.
Speaker 5: Song, and they played it for a while.
Speaker 3: Was da da da Da Da da da.
Speaker 5: There's no word.
Speaker 3: I don't even remember that Da da da dada, Like,
Speaker 3: go back and watch it, because it's the craziest song.
Speaker 3: Like it never goes into a chorus. There's no bridge,
Speaker 3: there's no nothing, And I get it. There's no they're
Speaker 3: not trying to have.
Speaker 5: A song that's explaining, you know, like what we see
Speaker 5: in d coms.
Speaker 3: Now, that's fine, but it's like they did it to
Speaker 3: a sample track of some sort that they found.
Speaker 5: That they knew the melody, but they never put words
Speaker 5: to it.
Speaker 1: It was they just.
Speaker 5: They just da da da the whole time. It might
Speaker 5: have been it might have been all right.
Speaker 3: And then reversing back to a little bit because we
Speaker 3: did talk about this, but didn't talk about what I
Speaker 3: was thinking about during the scene.
Speaker 5: And it's when Alex.
Speaker 3: Is being Jeanine and she's at that photo shoot and
Speaker 3: it's a bathing suit photo shoot with a bathing suit
Speaker 3: that does not look like a bathing suit. This is
Speaker 3: a full blown lingerie nude cut. Like she looked naked
Speaker 3: for sure.
Speaker 5: I was like, she's supposed to be sixteen, Yes, she's
Speaker 5: so young. This was like a oh my god, I
Speaker 5: can't believe this happened on Disney.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 5: Guys, that's what I got.
Speaker 3: Controversy calling out the guy who doesn't know justin Timberlake,
Speaker 3: Ada Da song.
Speaker 6: I love it.
Speaker 2: Speaking of controversy, I owe producer Jensen an apology. I
Speaker 2: do because a Pontiac trans am is a high performance
Speaker 2: version of a Pontiac fire technically right, We're both right.
Speaker 2: Technically yes, that was it is a trans am, but
Speaker 2: it's also a firebirds man.
Speaker 3: I waslding that tight too, in case I lost the
Speaker 3: game to be like, well, but you actually put the
Speaker 3: wrong car down, so I get Actually, I.
Speaker 6: Do think I saw the logo on the side of
Speaker 6: the car, and I think it was a Firebird logo.
Speaker 2: So yeah, the trans am is the high performance version
Speaker 2: of that. They came in gold and black. They had
Speaker 2: those sick wheels and it had the big Firebird transam
Speaker 2: thing on the front.
Speaker 1: But yes, technically Firebird is correct, so there you go.
Speaker 6: Love it.
Speaker 2: Well, yes, it is now time to rate our film,
Speaker 2: and I think, Sabrina, you go first this time because
Speaker 2: I think I rated first last time.
Speaker 1: What do you pick our options?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: Well? One to ten.
Speaker 5: Okay, just this time though, ten the best?
Speaker 1: Yes? Okay? Do we want to do?
Speaker 2: One out of one being the worst, ten being the
Speaker 2: best of Nobody's angels, generational body issues, nah kidding? One
Speaker 2: out of ten, Sabrina and the Nobody's one out of ten,
Speaker 2: generational body issues, restored firebirds, which turned out to be correct,
Speaker 2: high school electric guitar players, one out of ten, photographers
Speaker 2: with an eyepatch, Greek church restaurants one out of ten,
Speaker 2: mirrorless bathrooms smooth justin Timberlakes, or one out of ten.
Speaker 1: Hailey Steinfeld uncles. Which one would you like to do?
Speaker 5: It's your to pick this one.
Speaker 1: It is then I.
Speaker 2: Would like to do smooth justin Timberlakes. Now we have
Speaker 2: to so you go first.
Speaker 6: What do you got?
Speaker 5: All right, I'll go first.
Speaker 3: So again, I I remember watching this like one time
Speaker 3: at during the time, liking it.
Speaker 5: Watching it back, I'm.
Speaker 3: Within the crowd that this nostalgic kind of stuff with
Speaker 3: these movies. We just recently watched another one with Catherine
Speaker 3: Heigel that this was the kind of movie that I craved.
Speaker 5: It was the perfect rom calm, the perfect like sibling
Speaker 5: or you know kind of rivalry.
Speaker 3: You know, high school drama always ends in some type
Speaker 3: of prom always there for that, Like you know, I
Speaker 3: loved so many aspects. Yes, there were holes, but not
Speaker 3: they weren't big enough for me to completely just push
Speaker 3: this to the side.
Speaker 5: I did like it. It was a fun and easy
Speaker 5: watch for me, and I recommend it. JT didn't hit
Speaker 5: it on the mark one percent, but he was not bad.
Speaker 5: We've seen you.
Speaker 3: Know, finding a waying his way, and he's adorable in it.
Speaker 5: She just shines. I just it made me the whole time.
Speaker 5: I was going, oh yeah, she was in that one movie.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, she was in this.
Speaker 3: She's so good. Maggie's just like unreal. So I'm I'm
Speaker 3: gonna give this a solid eight.
Speaker 2: Eight Wow, just wow, Okay, you you are rating it
Speaker 2: higher than I am.
Speaker 1: Again, I I liked this movie. It was fine. Uh
Speaker 1: Maggie lost in his was great. She was she was great, nomenal.
Speaker 2: This the script needed some work again, there were gaping, gaping.
Speaker 6: Holes in this.
Speaker 2: She never apologizes or makes up with her best friend.
Speaker 3: She they had kind of just tumbles and flat lively.
Speaker 1: The movie just ended.
Speaker 2: They don't explain anything to each other about who they are.
Speaker 1: I mean, pretty massive kind of holes this.
Speaker 2: Some of the acting is not good in this movie.
Speaker 2: I think think honestly, the audience score and the Rotten
Speaker 2: Tomato score is right on the dot with sixty five
Speaker 2: or a six point five smooth justin Timberlakes. I could
Speaker 2: go a soft seven, but I think six point five
Speaker 2: is about where this This ends. This movie without Maggie
Speaker 2: Lawson would have been a four because the storyline again
Speaker 2: it's there. There is no such thing as a teen
Speaker 2: male supermodel.
Speaker 3: And something they could have bumped it up with is
Speaker 3: like not have nobody's angel, but like in sync at
Speaker 3: the end that.
Speaker 5: Seems like a duck. Make him make him an actual
Speaker 5: over the channel at the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it was Again, this was not a bad movie.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 2: You're right, it is an easy watch. It's eighty five minutes.
Speaker 2: It's by no means a bad movie. But if you're
Speaker 2: watching it as a movie, which is what I'm doing,
Speaker 2: story wise, this this movie needed some work.
Speaker 1: Again, Maggie Laws, I get great.
Speaker 3: I get stuck in the nostalgia of it. I know
Speaker 3: which which time I can't help it. I no nostalgia
Speaker 3: for so many of our fans that like can't look
Speaker 3: past anything but what the time of where they were
Speaker 3: when these movies came out, which I just I'm stuck
Speaker 3: there with these type I.
Speaker 2: Do not at all. Yep, I don't have that at all.
Speaker 2: So I'm just as a movie, it needed a quickly rite.
Speaker 2: But again it is. It is worth a watch, It
Speaker 2: definitely is. Our next movie is a very true classic. Yes,
Speaker 2: it is the first.
Speaker 1: Dcom ever technically, that's right.
Speaker 2: We're prepping for spooky season with nineteen ninety seven's under Wraps,
Speaker 2: the original that started at all, at least started this
Speaker 2: version of the dcoms we know about Zook Disney and
Speaker 2: all the other wonderful world of Disneys and magical world
Speaker 2: of Disney's and everything, But the actual dcom that we
Speaker 2: know and love started with this one in nineteen ninety seven.
Speaker 2: That's right under wraps, and you can bet your last
Speaker 2: dollar that it is on Disney Plus ready to stream.
Speaker 1: So check it out and get prepped for a new recap.
Speaker 3: But oh, people, we have people and all the time,
Speaker 3: but we got some bed.
Speaker 1: We did it, and by we I mean.
Speaker 5: Our producers, our producers before we enter that too.
Speaker 2: And we are sitting down with two Disney legends together. Yes,
Speaker 2: it's Ali and aj. They are coming on the show,
Speaker 2: the impressive pop rock duo that got their start starring
Speaker 2: in cow Bells, recording songs for Ice Princess and opening
Speaker 2: for the Cheetah Girls. We are honored that they took
Speaker 2: the time to chat with us. So here's a little
Speaker 2: sneak peek of what you're in for.
Speaker 8: We had a really close friend that was working on
Speaker 8: Phil in the Future, who I mean he's been now
Speaker 8: a friend ever since. We adore him, who developed the
Speaker 8: movie for us and basically wrote the outline and then
Speaker 8: Stu Kreeger ended up taking over the script, but it
Speaker 8: was always Ali and I, like, we didn't audition on
Speaker 8: a set up story, like, hey, it's going to be
Speaker 8: two rules that work on a dairy farm, you know,
Speaker 8: who are struggling with the ins and outs of taking
Speaker 8: over their this business, trying to save it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and the struggle of you know, being brats.
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