Speaker 1: I am all in. Oh that's just you. I am
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Speaker 1: Everybody's Scott Patterson. I'm all in podcast pop Culture episode
Speaker 1: season five, episode one, say goodbye to Daisy Miller. I
Speaker 1: am joined by my intrepid Krutaros Soup Danielle Romo, who's
Speaker 1: making crank phone calls to Amy Sugarman, who is probably
Speaker 1: won a cracker for some reason. I'm fired up about
Speaker 1: pop culture because it's like, we haven't done. We haven't
Speaker 1: done pop culture and like a bit and I love
Speaker 1: I love it. I couldn't forget how much I love it.
Speaker 1: Pop culture rules, and yeah, did the crack staff find anything? Um,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna look, I'm gonna look. They always do. But
Speaker 1: let's see, let's see, let's start it out. Let's not
Speaker 1: start out with crackstaff because I gotta search totally because
Speaker 1: it's the best. Yeah. So so we'll save Crackstaff and Tara.
Speaker 1: Why don't you lead things off here with Emily and
Speaker 1: Richard fighting in the house? All right, So Richard says Emily,
Speaker 1: this feud of ours has now reached comical heights. That
Speaker 1: Charlie Chaplin himself would find hilarious, and he's dead. Charlie
Speaker 1: Chaplin is a comic actor, filmmaker, and composer who rose
Speaker 1: to fame in the era of silent film and is
Speaker 1: considered one of the film industry's most important figures. Did
Speaker 1: you guys ever see that Robert Downey Junior movie which
Speaker 1: one oh, where he played Chaplin? Yeah, stupid question. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: They are back in rare form and you want to
Speaker 1: miss pop culture. We're giving it to you. We're coming
Speaker 1: out hot because we're on the ball, ready to go.
Speaker 1: Nothing gets by us mind like a steel trap. Yes
Speaker 1: it is. You know. I think Chaplin mentioned on Gilmore Girls,
Speaker 1: because I remember I did like a weird Wikipedia deep
Speaker 1: dive on Chaplain not that long ago. But anyway, I
Speaker 1: never saw the Robert Downey movie. It was good. He
Speaker 1: really acted like him. I clearly didn't know who you played,
Speaker 1: Charlie Chaplin. That's my Oh my god. Waddled along like
Speaker 1: a little penguin and it was great. A little hot me.
Speaker 1: Craig gave a hundred interviews about how much weight he
Speaker 1: lost and how much footage he watched and oh is
Speaker 1: there more to talk about Charlie? That was it. Oh
Speaker 1: my goodness, they found out his research that Charlie was
Speaker 1: really quiet. Yeah, I don't know, can't breath. That was it.
Speaker 1: We can move on? Hey, can we just move on?
Speaker 1: All right? Amy? You take a stuff, Siggy, I can
Speaker 1: do it. I can do Oh. I love this one. Okay,
Speaker 1: lor l Lucer downstairs with Kirk after he ran outside
Speaker 1: during his nighttare and landed in a bush. Hey, it's
Speaker 1: a party. What's everybody doing that, Suki lor l Hey
Speaker 1: good timing. Squiggy first of all, so funny. Squiggy reverse
Speaker 1: refers to uh Lenny and Squiggy from Lavernon Shirley. David
Speaker 1: el Lander portrayed him in the sitcom Laverna and Shirley.
Speaker 1: David passed Away in twenty twenty. Squiggy was identified by
Speaker 1: the black curl in the middle of his forehead of
Speaker 1: black leather jacket and his distinctive nasal voice, which, by
Speaker 1: the way, Laverne has passed away, Shirley has passed away, Squiggy,
Speaker 1: but Lenny is alive. Squiggy's timing because it was always
Speaker 1: hilarious on Lavernon Shirley. He would walk in and say
Speaker 1: hello girls or hello after a joke. Here are some examples, Um,
Speaker 1: squirrell it wait, I didn't know we had examples? Do
Speaker 1: we have? Oh? Clip, here are examples. Okay, I don't
Speaker 1: need the examples. And anyway, I liked la Vernon Shirley,
Speaker 1: but I was a Happy Days girl and uh, I
Speaker 1: would say Morkan Mindy probably more than Lavernon Shirley. Who
Speaker 1: can think sing that theme song? Lavern and Shirley theme
Speaker 1: song Easton. If you give me a little, I'll get it. God,
Speaker 1: it was a good one. Though, we're gonna make on
Speaker 1: our own. I knew good. Yeah, I really there needs
Speaker 1: to be more fifties diner culture antimes. I do, I
Speaker 1: think not Happy Days more than lavern and Shirley. That's
Speaker 1: a good theme song. Yeah, Monday, do you say happy Day?
Speaker 1: It was say happy shit for you. In the very
Speaker 1: first season of Happy Days, the theme song was rock
Speaker 1: around the Clock. Oh, I didn't know that really, that
Speaker 1: is how did you know that was a copyright issue?
Speaker 1: Watched so much television as there were I'll bet you,
Speaker 1: I'll bet you the fee was too high. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: a big hit song. So so there's Monday, Tuesday, Heavy Days.
Speaker 1: It's an original song written by you know whoever? Right right? Yeah?
Speaker 1: So yeah, that's gonna save you a bundle. In the
Speaker 1: very beginning, it was rock around the clock. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 1: what was that Bill Hilly in the comments? Uh correct,
Speaker 1: thank you think so? Yeah, that's the payments to that state. No,
Speaker 1: thank you. They also had a brother in the first
Speaker 1: season that disappeared. It was never mentioned again. Who did
Speaker 1: Richie and Joanie? They had a brother that disappeared an
Speaker 1: older brother. He was just never heard from again after
Speaker 1: season one for that guy. That's uh yeah, sad for
Speaker 1: that guy. Yeah, jeez, m happens happens. That's not h Danielle.
Speaker 1: You want to take this one? Yeah? Sure. The night
Speaker 1: I think I should. I think Luke is talking to
Speaker 1: Suki about and now I invited in. I'm kicking you,
Speaker 1: all right, Lucas. I'm sorry. It's bad manners on my part.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry. Lucas talking to Suki about kissing loreli Um.
Speaker 1: She knows, well, I think we should add Lucas talking
Speaker 1: to Suki about perhaps the greatest kiss in television history.
Speaker 1: She knows because Kirk said something. Suki call me Belinda,
Speaker 1: because my lips are sealed. Suki is referring to Belinda
Speaker 1: Carlisle songs Our Lips are sealed. Belinda Carlisle is a
Speaker 1: singer who gained fame as the lead vocalist of The
Speaker 1: Go Gos, which have sold over seven million records. That's
Speaker 1: a lot of records. Who wants to chime in on this?
Speaker 1: I was songs you go, Danielle and I are going
Speaker 1: to say the same exa thing totally redid this and
Speaker 1: it was so catchy. Redid this with their sister, their
Speaker 1: sisters Hillary and movie. Yeah, yeah, it was like, I
Speaker 1: don't know, fifteen years ago that was, and so you know,
Speaker 1: it's crazy about it. My very first Wingo tango I've
Speaker 1: ever been to my entire life. They performed at No Way. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's cool. What's this? Love the Go Gos? I'm like
Speaker 1: vacation all I haven't wanted. And that reminds me of Rugrats.
Speaker 1: That was the like it started the Rugrats movie. Were
Speaker 1: they the queens of putting the top down and just
Speaker 1: blasting the radio? And yeah, they kind of were. And
Speaker 1: then remember we got the beat, we got the yeah,
Speaker 1: ye oh my gosh. Here was another one, Head over Heels,
Speaker 1: No Time. Remember that one? You want to know what's
Speaker 1: kind of sad is when you google, our lips are sealed,
Speaker 1: the Hailey and Hillary Duff version comes up first. First
Speaker 1: of all, what, yeah, it was good. I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: lie Scott. I would agree that ain't right, and I
Speaker 1: do love the Deffs, right, Tara, I think it's your
Speaker 1: turn after that. It's like it's like when you when
Speaker 1: you when you google the out of towners or something
Speaker 1: up comes like the latest version, not the original. It
Speaker 1: ain't right. Let's do A section is called that ain't right?
Speaker 1: But ain't right is good? That's not bad. That ain't bad,
Speaker 1: That ain't right, ain't that bad? Tara. See if you
Speaker 1: can top your chaplain, Well Danielle doesn't go. You're right.
Speaker 1: I think Danielle, our lips are sealed. You got in
Speaker 1: your chaplain. Nothing will top that at this ring, all right.
Speaker 1: The night after opening, even though Emily and Richard left,
Speaker 1: Emily still shows up for lunch the next day, which
Speaker 1: surprises Lola and Loralai says, you scared me. Emily says, like,
Speaker 1: I'm Dracula. Count Dracula is a horror vampire in the
Speaker 1: novel Bram Stoker Um. Emily is referring to by Bram Stoker. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the novel by Bram Stoker. Um Emily is referring to
Speaker 1: Dracula beings scary and quiet. I actually think they could
Speaker 1: have stepped that up, Like I'm Freddy Krueger, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. Mike Myers, Mike Myers, Michael Myers. Mike
Speaker 1: Myers is in Wayne's World, Michael Myers is from House.
Speaker 1: What are the Halloween guy? Like he's always like lurking
Speaker 1: with like the creepy knife. Amy, I think you're up. No,
Speaker 1: I think it's Tara Be. I think Tara like I said,
Speaker 1: like I said, all right, Ssuki is asking Lorila off
Speaker 1: her and if her and Luke had sex, but they didn't.
Speaker 1: Say grammar flag, it's Suki asking Lorila. It's she and
Speaker 1: Luke had sex? If her and Luke, Yeah, yeah, she
Speaker 1: terrible grammar. Whoever wrote what is happening? They made the correction.
Speaker 1: Thank you? All right, I'll read it both love Suki.
Speaker 1: Suki was asking Lorala if she and Luke had sex,
Speaker 1: but they didn't. Suki says, you know, was it on
Speaker 1: top of a table? Because I always thought it would
Speaker 1: be on top of a table, on top of a table.
Speaker 1: Oh like in Bull Durham. See that was a raunchy, yeah,
Speaker 1: kind of fun movie. No, but I mean um and
Speaker 1: I actually played in Durham. So I played for the
Speaker 1: Durham Bullham first half Luke and Lauraa, we're gonna like
Speaker 1: have sex on the first right. But it's like the
Speaker 1: description of it was the level. So bul Durham is
Speaker 1: a nineteen eighty eight comic romantic comedy sports film. It's
Speaker 1: partly based on minor league baseball experiences and depicts the
Speaker 1: players and fans of the Durham Bulls, a minor league
Speaker 1: baseball team in Durham, North Carolina. There's a popular passionate
Speaker 1: love seeing that takes place on a kitchen table between
Speaker 1: Kevin Costner and Susan Sarandon's characters Annie and Crash, and
Speaker 1: a bowl is thrown and milk is spilled on the table.
Speaker 1: Emily getting excited because Rory just agreed to go to Europe.
Speaker 1: That is just wonderful. I'll call Ralphie right away and
Speaker 1: tell him to bump another baptist. We'll have a wonderful time,
Speaker 1: you and I. It'll be just like gig Laurel. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna use Your Phone Gig is a nineteen fifty eight
Speaker 1: music romantic comedy that I've never heard of about the
Speaker 1: conventions of Parisian society. In the film, gas Stone spends
Speaker 1: time with Madame Alvarez and her care free granddaughter. Never
Speaker 1: heard of it. At first, I thought it was a
Speaker 1: type one that it meant to say, Geelie. Remember that
Speaker 1: crappy ben Affleck. Emily is referencing the movie because of
Speaker 1: the madam and granddaughter relationship. In the film, all right,
Speaker 1: fair enough, Rory agrees to go on a European vacation
Speaker 1: with Emily to run away from dealing with Dean Rory.
Speaker 1: So what is it? Henry James novel, Young Lady Acts
Speaker 1: Up and her family Ships Are Off to Your Henry
Speaker 1: James was an American British author. He is considered by
Speaker 1: many to be among the greatest novelists in the English language.
Speaker 1: The novel Rory is referring to as Daisy Miller, which
Speaker 1: is about a young American woman traveling in Europe with
Speaker 1: her mother. There, she is accorded by Winterborne, an American
Speaker 1: living abroad, but in her since days, he's compromised by
Speaker 1: her friendship with an Italian man m mmmmm, Joba Jobla h.
Speaker 1: Who's up? I think it's me, Lorline. Luke trying to
Speaker 1: talk on the phone while he's well, he that's the
Speaker 1: type of phone while he is driving to help Liz
Speaker 1: with the renaissance fair. I think, I think, I think
Speaker 1: Luke should have been pulled over and ticketed me, just
Speaker 1: to show a good example, because you know what, that
Speaker 1: ain't right. That ain't right. Get a speaker phone, ain't right? Um,
Speaker 1: And Loralae says, well, if it isn't Dean Moriarty. So.
Speaker 1: Dean Moriarty is a character from the nineteen fifty seven
Speaker 1: novel On the Road, a story about friends traveling across
Speaker 1: the United States. Um. He is enthusiastic about everything and
Speaker 1: always willing to have a good time. He is also
Speaker 1: a womanizer who falls in love with women all over
Speaker 1: the country and marries three. Lorelai is referencing Dean because
Speaker 1: Luke is traveling across the US to help his sister Liz.
Speaker 1: M What a guy, What a guy? What a guy?
Speaker 1: Oh God, please say we're finishing with Tara miche we
Speaker 1: sure are all right. In the same scene, Luke and
Speaker 1: Lorela are on the phone and Luke is telling her
Speaker 1: he is heading to the Renaissance Fair to help his sister.
Speaker 1: Liz m Lorelai says, very chivalrous of you. Luke says, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm a regular Lancelot. Lancelot is a character from Arthurian
Speaker 1: legend from an Arthurian legend, typically depicted as King Arthur's
Speaker 1: close companion and one of the greatest nights of the
Speaker 1: round table. Jarren't Tuton, Okay, so let's get into some
Speaker 1: crack staff. What did they find. There's not really much
Speaker 1: on this one, but the phone number that Luke gave
Speaker 1: out right, his cell phone number. Now this has to
Speaker 1: do with wa has no wait before you tell us this, Danielle,
Speaker 1: did anyone ever call you back? Straight ghosted? Not even
Speaker 1: a shot, not back, not a little nothing. No wonder
Speaker 1: maybe maybe the girlfriend or the wife got a hold
Speaker 1: of it first and wasn't buying it even with that
Speaker 1: sweet message you left. Okay, Scott, talk to us, tell
Speaker 1: us that's all right. So that phone number I approached,
Speaker 1: it was just going to be like a five five
Speaker 1: five garbage number, right, So I approached the producers in
Speaker 1: the studio and I said, listen, you know, why don't
Speaker 1: we try to raise some money with his phone number. So, um,
Speaker 1: my brother in law, who since retired, was the head
Speaker 1: of pediatrics at Johns Hopkins University for thirty years, thirty
Speaker 1: five years, and he and my sister, my older sister,
Speaker 1: were raising money for their new children's hospitals. So they
Speaker 1: were going around Washington, DCLA, all over the place, you know,
Speaker 1: hitting up the big donors to try to raise money.
Speaker 1: They eventually did it opened and it's a big success.
Speaker 1: But um, I did my little part, and that number
Speaker 1: was linked to that fundraising effort. No way, So if
Speaker 1: you called it back then, twenty years ago, it would
Speaker 1: say like thanks for calling, you get you get me
Speaker 1: answering on the on the answering machine saying hey Scott
Speaker 1: Pattern and hey it's Luke Danes and all this and
Speaker 1: thanks for calling. This is you can donate money to
Speaker 1: John's Hopkins Children's Hospital in the following ways. Yeah. So,
Speaker 1: and we raised a lot of money that way. So
Speaker 1: the fans were really And then I wonder when they
Speaker 1: switched it looks so crazy is they switched it, but
Speaker 1: the numbers still in there that the poor guy that
Speaker 1: has a right now, it's just some guy that the
Speaker 1: number some guy works at the racetrack. You know, I
Speaker 1: feel strongly we aren't the only people that have ever
Speaker 1: called it, and specifically not this week. I bet you
Speaker 1: he's gotten multiple calls this week. So does he just
Speaker 1: not answer his phone ever? Don't know? Random number, random
Speaker 1: callers he doesn't return. I thought it kind of did
Speaker 1: it ring or did it go straight to voicemail? I
Speaker 1: felt like the phone voicemail ringing, right, but I think
Speaker 1: it was off, like it went straight to voicemail, Like
Speaker 1: you know, when your phone's off, do not disturb? Maybe, Danielle,
Speaker 1: do you want to try it one more time? Also,
Speaker 1: he might be someone who doesn't check his voicemails, like
Speaker 1: I always check mine, but I have friends who are like,
Speaker 1: if you left me a voicemail, I'll never check it.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you it went straight to voicemail. That guy's
Speaker 1: phone is not on voicemail? Is so eight? Six? So right? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Last it's last decades? Is it six? So Connecticut? Did
Speaker 1: we decide? Yes? I think it is? Yes? Wow Connecticut?
Speaker 1: Its it rings? Maybe he'll pick up. Okay, so stressful,
Speaker 1: it's so stressful, good, Danielle, she's shripping. He's never going
Speaker 1: to answer us. He knows we're up to no good.
Speaker 1: He's like blocking this number. Wouldn't that be really cool
Speaker 1: if Teddy Mellencamp answered. What would be really cool is
Speaker 1: if it said Luke's Diner when they answered good try.
Speaker 1: He's also not even sending it's a voicemail. He's just
Speaker 1: letting it ring. Yeah, yeah, it did not ring that
Speaker 1: many times before, So I think you were screened before. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I agree. Well, anyway, there you go go. That's crack
Speaker 1: staff for you. That was a home run worth doing, right.
Speaker 1: I wonder if people remember in its first run, like,
Speaker 1: did they ever call all like people who watch back then?
Speaker 1: Of course they did, and then donated. I got it.
Speaker 1: I bet you there is somebody. I got an excited
Speaker 1: phone call from my brother in law saying, you know,
Speaker 1: your fans are really generous. We raised a pile of
Speaker 1: money off of this. Thank you. So yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 1: better find somebody who donated back then. Yeah, to whoever donated,
Speaker 1: thank you, and they call us, will take their call.
Speaker 1: They're doing some incredible things at Johns Hopkins for kids.
Speaker 1: That's awesome, just incredible, Scott right, not bad, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: Once in a while, I come through. I know, try
Speaker 1: and top it next week. Okay, I'm gonna get on
Speaker 1: that right now, ladies and gentlemen. That brings us to
Speaker 1: the end of another rollicking episode of Top Culture. The
Speaker 1: next one is season five, episode two, A Messenger nothing more.
Speaker 1: Hope to see everybody there, and I also hope to
Speaker 1: see everybody in Louisville June sixteen through eighteen at Louisville Poppe.
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