Speaker 1: I am all in. Let's kiss you. I am all
Speaker 1: in with Scott Patterson and I Heart Radio podcast. Are
Speaker 1: everybody Hey? Scott Patterson Pop Culture, Season three, episode nineteen
Speaker 1: keg Max, Uh and Uh Laurel. I. Let's start out
Speaker 1: with the first scene, the opening scene where Laurel and
Speaker 1: Royer sitting on the couch trying to figure out what
Speaker 1: to do on a Friday night because they ain't going
Speaker 1: to Richard and Emily's no mo because there is bad blood.
Speaker 1: Now imagine that between mother and daughter. Um. And so
Speaker 1: they make a phone call, right and uh and and
Speaker 1: Rory makes a phone call and Richard answers, and she
Speaker 1: finds out that they are alreadying their brains out at
Speaker 1: the Gilmore Rules. It's like Friday at dinner. What are
Speaker 1: they doing. They're probably just sitting there with a you know,
Speaker 1: a an overly bright light bulbs no heat, just to
Speaker 1: rub it in. And you know, we're miserable because we
Speaker 1: don't have these two here. No, they are putting on
Speaker 1: the rids man, they have tuxedos, they have gowns on,
Speaker 1: they're they're serving mushroom caps. And by the way, that
Speaker 1: was one of my favorite lines of the entire episode
Speaker 1: was when Rory just looked at her mom and said,
Speaker 1: but mushroom caps just she was on a mushroom app
Speaker 1: does exactly and I know they said cap, but I
Speaker 1: turned it to app. I love anything mushroom app absolutely
Speaker 1: absolutely so. Anyway, so Rory says, now it just drives
Speaker 1: me crazy. It's if you'd like to do shaven a
Speaker 1: haircut without the last part. You know, first of all,
Speaker 1: can I ask you guys something, How does Rory know
Speaker 1: what that is? How does Rory know what shaven a
Speaker 1: haircut is? Musical terms? Well, well, we'll go to that.
Speaker 1: That's a hundred year old reference, by the way, um,
Speaker 1: because I looked it up and I listened to the
Speaker 1: song and so any shave shaven a haircut that she
Speaker 1: refers to to her mother, uh is associated with two bits.
Speaker 1: It's a seven note musical riff call and response rhythm
Speaker 1: popularly used at the end of a musical performance. And
Speaker 1: I listened to it. It goes something like this, and
Speaker 1: you've heard it all before. It's like, dn''t dn't that's it, okay?
Speaker 1: And there are different forms of that. So that's usually
Speaker 1: for comedic effects, um, and it's used melodically and rhythmically,
Speaker 1: for example, as a knock on the door, Um, and
Speaker 1: here are the musical notes. And I don't know if
Speaker 1: anybody can read music or but it's called shaven a
Speaker 1: haircut two bits. It could be used as a duet
Speaker 1: where one person uh calls and the two bits would
Speaker 1: be the answer din't in and I that dent, Amy,
Speaker 1: give me the answer. So I'm gonna call dent and
Speaker 1: lent dent, dent and lent dent dent. I can kind
Speaker 1: of read music, I know face, and I know every
Speaker 1: boy does every boy? What was that one? Every Every
Speaker 1: fine boy does good, every boy does shoot, every every
Speaker 1: every good boy does fine. Thank you. Let's try this again,
Speaker 1: shall we? Why? I bet you your guitars aren't tuned
Speaker 1: very well? Every fine, good boy does well? Alright, one
Speaker 1: more time, just for emphasis, d good excellent, not too shift.
Speaker 1: Even after all that, why did they say this? You
Speaker 1: just miss Scott? I know when I was here, I
Speaker 1: was here, But I'm like, how how okay, let's move on,
Speaker 1: I mean alright, So al right, so there's still there
Speaker 1: were still on the scene, right, and they're still trying
Speaker 1: to figure out to do with their Friday night, and
Speaker 1: they find out that Richard and Emily are partying their
Speaker 1: brains out over there, and that somebody is even dancing
Speaker 1: with Emily, and Richard spies this guy feeling groping Emily
Speaker 1: on the dance floor, and he gets off the phone
Speaker 1: and says, hey, hey one, watch where your hands are gone?
Speaker 1: You know this kind of thing. So, I mean, first
Speaker 1: of all, how great an actor is ed Herman, for
Speaker 1: I mean Jesus that he puts all the joy and
Speaker 1: all the fun and everything. Lloyd, watch where your Lloyd?
Speaker 1: Watch those hands, you know. But he just and especially
Speaker 1: when he got off the phone with where he turns
Speaker 1: around and he gets into the song and he starts
Speaker 1: singing the song a little bit wonderful stuff. Love watching
Speaker 1: that guy act um So Roy says, the Gilmore House
Speaker 1: is partying like its N nine, obviously a reference to
Speaker 1: the Prince songs written in two is fifth studio album
Speaker 1: the same name. Uh. The song was to symbolize the
Speaker 1: mockery of an arm a geddon and to party recklessly
Speaker 1: before the year two thousand, which I guess is y
Speaker 1: two k right. That never sort of, it's just kind
Speaker 1: of fizzled out and puffed down he did he did?
Speaker 1: I know that? Uh? Well? And also speaking of of
Speaker 1: the Purple one as he's referred to, right, they call
Speaker 1: him the Purple one. Uh. In two thousand and seventeen,
Speaker 1: after his death, Pantone named a shade of purple after him.
Speaker 1: It's called Love Symbol number two. You know what Pantone is, right,
Speaker 1: and the different not know. Pantone is a company that
Speaker 1: does all the shades of different colors. There's thousands of
Speaker 1: thousands and thousands of different shades of green, blue, yellow, thing.
Speaker 1: So when I was doing my coffee company colors, we
Speaker 1: had to get it down to a certain Pantone. So
Speaker 1: everybody goes how to print it? Um? So she also
Speaker 1: and Laurel I reference and here at home with us,
Speaker 1: it's like the seven hundred Clubs, right, that's been around.
Speaker 1: I mean you know, uh seven hundred Clubs TV program
Speaker 1: Christian Broadcasting Network. It aired each weekday in Situcation, United States,
Speaker 1: was available worldwide on CBN dot Com. Laurel I is
Speaker 1: referring to the seven club being boring. M Imagine that.
Speaker 1: Imagine Laurel I saying something like that shocking. And here's
Speaker 1: another fun fact, Pat was it Pat Robertson. He started
Speaker 1: doing that when he was twenty eight years old, and
Speaker 1: he did it until he was nine one. Yeah, no,
Speaker 1: but it's I think it's still on and his son
Speaker 1: took over. Oh really, I never see it anymore because
Speaker 1: I used to like flip in channels and you would
Speaker 1: stumble upon to the seven hundred Club. Yeah, they still
Speaker 1: play it on the seven hundred Club on on Freedom
Speaker 1: Network or something like free form free form. Right, yes,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, now let's coming back to me like
Speaker 1: late at night. Yeah, it's like feel like nine pm.
Speaker 1: It's so annoying because I like, sometimes I wanted, like
Speaker 1: a good movie on free form and it's just seven
Speaker 1: I would say, I know. All right. So now Laurel
Speaker 1: Eyes in the diner, she's in Luke's diner. She's with
Speaker 1: her camera. She's doing all her little doop de doo
Speaker 1: stuff with the with the with the analog device and
Speaker 1: or the digital whatever. Uh and she says, oh, man,
Speaker 1: you do not photograph. Well, first of all, I'm not
Speaker 1: this isn't you know. I'm not trying to be arrogant
Speaker 1: or anything. But if can you imagine Luke not photographing, Well,
Speaker 1: I don't I don't get that forty miles of bad road,
Speaker 1: stop it. You know. If you're gonna do that to
Speaker 1: the butt, Okay, do it through the face too. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's the face needs it. Thank you very much. You've
Speaker 1: been getting Yeah, I've been getting any sleep, brother, because
Speaker 1: that's forty miles of bad roads. And Lorel takes a
Speaker 1: picture of Luke. She looks at it, and he looked
Speaker 1: at it and was repelled by what everybody thought. It
Speaker 1: was a horrible photo. We all acted the crap out
Speaker 1: about what a terrible picture. It was. The whole thing anyway,
Speaker 1: Forty miles of Bad Road came from a rock and
Speaker 1: roll instrumental recorded by Dwyane Eddie. And I watched the video, uh,
Speaker 1: and it was the weirdest video I've ever seen. It
Speaker 1: was back in the fifties. Dick Clark was in his
Speaker 1: early twenties. He presented Dwyane Eddie and this hit song.
Speaker 1: I think it was like one of the first episodes
Speaker 1: of American Bandstand. It could have been. But they were
Speaker 1: on location in in Middle America and Dwyane Eddie and
Speaker 1: his band came out out. They were outdoors on a
Speaker 1: farm with all of these women in dresses with dark
Speaker 1: hair on either side, and grants dance and they the
Speaker 1: band was brought out in tractors and and Dwayne Eddie
Speaker 1: was standing on top of a of the type of
Speaker 1: attractor that cuts wheat, So he was standing on top
Speaker 1: of the road at rotor blades and they were really big,
Speaker 1: so if that thing accidentally turned on, he would have
Speaker 1: been killed very quickly. The saxophone player came out in
Speaker 1: the scooper of an earth mover and he was kind
Speaker 1: of laying down and playing a sax solo. It was
Speaker 1: really strange, um very funny, but anyway, so that the
Speaker 1: story behind the name of the song in which the
Speaker 1: title came from forty Miles Bad Road. Dwayne Eddie and
Speaker 1: his producer Lee Hazelwood were waiting in line to buy
Speaker 1: tickets at a movie theater. Now imagine standing there in
Speaker 1: a movie theater. You over here two guys in front
Speaker 1: of discussing a blind date that one of them had,
Speaker 1: and the other one said, well, how the date go on?
Speaker 1: His friend replied, while it was okay, but the girl
Speaker 1: had a face that looked like forty miles of Bad Road,
Speaker 1: And Dwyane and Lee looked at each other and they said, well,
Speaker 1: that's the title of our next record. So that's where
Speaker 1: it came. My reaction was a little early because I
Speaker 1: snuck ahead and I saw it coming right harsh. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and it's an instrumental there's no there are no lyrics
Speaker 1: in the songs. So harsh that she said that to Luke. Yeah, right, bad,
Speaker 1: But I think that's just part of her olds, you know,
Speaker 1: rich just ribbing them right, just ribbing them. Um all right,
Speaker 1: Now we move on to uh Lane practicing with her
Speaker 1: band and trying to think of a band name. Remember
Speaker 1: that scene, Um and Dave says, we have enough for
Speaker 1: two half hour sets in terms of songs, right, because
Speaker 1: I think they asked him if they had enough songs.
Speaker 1: I think Jess asked him, do you guys have enough
Speaker 1: songs or whatever? Um and and Dave says, but we
Speaker 1: need a name, and Brian says, I made my suggested
Speaker 1: and Zach says, yeah, we vetoed the Harry Potters next. Okay,
Speaker 1: it's not a bad name, actually, the Harry Potters. I
Speaker 1: don't hate it, it's not I think it's pretty clever,
Speaker 1: but it does sort of limit what the perception could
Speaker 1: be for the band. You just imagine them in cloaks, right, exactly,
Speaker 1: you imagine them. They're all magicians. It's like the Harry
Speaker 1: where the Harry Potters, It's like, well it's a little weird. Um, so,
Speaker 1: of course this Harry Potter is a fictional series written
Speaker 1: by J. K. Rowling. Seven books. Um, let's do some
Speaker 1: fun facts. And all the scenes where Ron, Harry and
Speaker 1: Hermione were doing homework, they were actually doing their homework.
Speaker 1: I mean they were the leads, so they really were
Speaker 1: in basically every scene, every scene. Does everybody here love
Speaker 1: Harry Potter? Obsessed? Fantastic fantastic in how are you kidding Me?
Speaker 1: Fell Free, how snoring? Like I read books, read all
Speaker 1: the books. I waited in line, like remember when you
Speaker 1: couldn't reserve seats and theaters back then, and we would
Speaker 1: wait in line all day. Make sure me and my friends.
Speaker 1: I guess I was just thinking of the opening that done.
Speaker 1: I can't do it. But you know that tune when
Speaker 1: a Harry Potter movie starts that it's just like your comfort.
Speaker 1: It was just like, oh my god, I love I
Speaker 1: love every movie, every movie. Yeah, they're they're classic films.
Speaker 1: But she thought of the name Hogwarts while on a
Speaker 1: flight and she wrote it down on an airsick back. Um,
Speaker 1: and uh, let me see what else do we have here,
Speaker 1: Professor Severus Severus Snape. Severus snap Snape was modeled on
Speaker 1: a teacher called John Nettleship who taught j K chemistry
Speaker 1: in school. The characters name was inspired by Severus Road
Speaker 1: in South London, while his surname was taken from a
Speaker 1: small Suffolk village. Now we're getting to some James Bond stuff.
Speaker 1: So Rory, Uh, they leave Rory and just leave the
Speaker 1: band practice in the garage. After they try to come
Speaker 1: up with a name for the band. Um, Jess starts
Speaker 1: going on about the prom and because he wants to
Speaker 1: Rory wants to go with Lane and Dave, so it's
Speaker 1: a double date for the prom. Rory says it means
Speaker 1: a tux you know, I know it's geeky, and Jess
Speaker 1: says tuxes are also James Bond, so that's not geekys.
Speaker 1: Now we're gonna talk a little bit about a Bond. No, no, yeah,
Speaker 1: bond makes them cool. They're not, They're they're freaking Some
Speaker 1: taxes can be geeky, yes, they can be. Um. So
Speaker 1: when that's the Bond series starting sixty two, the suit
Speaker 1: was this standard uniform in the Western world for middle
Speaker 1: class and upper class met the suit, suit and tie. Uh.
Speaker 1: James Bond's cover has always been that of a businessman
Speaker 1: who works for a London company called Universal Exports. UM
Speaker 1: and just as referring to how cool James Bond makes
Speaker 1: wearing a Tuck's look, there's been seven James Bond. Who
Speaker 1: was your favorite? Guys, let's go, Tara, who's your favorite
Speaker 1: James Bond? Have you seen all the films? Yeah? Pierce
Speaker 1: Brosnan just he was pretty was the one I grew
Speaker 1: up with. I didn't really even know about Sean Connery
Speaker 1: till later, and I never really watched the Daniel Craigs.
Speaker 1: I'm going Brosnan, I'm going I'm going Connery and Craig.
Speaker 1: And I like me some Brosnan. Yeah, I do Liketon
Speaker 1: was he one and done? He was one and done
Speaker 1: like George Lason by so so yeah, so so I
Speaker 1: like me some Daniel Craig. I'm not mad about the
Speaker 1: idea of ad dress for Bond, by the way, just
Speaker 1: saying I think he's about He's great. Yeah, he's absolutely great. Um. Anyway,
Speaker 1: so they've been seven. I'm Sean Connery, David Niven. I
Speaker 1: didn't know David Niven was a Bond. David Niven was
Speaker 1: a boy. He must have done one and done George Lason, By,
Speaker 1: Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Braws and Daniel Craig. Daniel
Speaker 1: Craig's been doing it for a while. Yeah, he's done.
Speaker 1: He said that was his last one. And you know
Speaker 1: I'm flying flying all the time, right, So I'm getting
Speaker 1: on airplanes all the time, and I've watched um uh
Speaker 1: what is it, no time to die? Yeah? Yeah, every
Speaker 1: time I get on on air Canada, they I watched
Speaker 1: the film and they always land before forty minutes before
Speaker 1: the end, and I'm like, it's happening to me three times.
Speaker 1: I don't even know the end anyway. In Fleming got
Speaker 1: the James Bond name from an author named James Bond
Speaker 1: who wrote a book on bird watching called Birds of
Speaker 1: the West Indies. So I totally got distracted when you
Speaker 1: were talking about David Niven being born, because all I
Speaker 1: could think about was the Streaker and I knew it.
Speaker 1: I looked it up. It was David Niven was hosting
Speaker 1: the oscars when that streak, Oh yeah, that must have
Speaker 1: been in the seventies, when streaking is a thing. We did,
Speaker 1: we all streak. I streaked. No, we've heard about yours.
Speaker 1: But now we don't want to wait, let's not go
Speaker 1: into that again, all right, So here we go and
Speaker 1: we come to the infamous. But seen Luke is tinkering
Speaker 1: all he's lying on the reference they made during this right, So,
Speaker 1: so Suki was talking about accidentally touching Luke's hind quarters.
Speaker 1: Uh shall we refer to them? Uh derriere um um.
Speaker 1: He said it was an accident. Laurel I says, it's
Speaker 1: getting very cinemax at night. And here Cinemax is a
Speaker 1: cable network that launched in uh only laughing because it
Speaker 1: can be really awkward if you have all the cable channels.
Speaker 1: You're just scrolling and suddenly it's a it's wow, and
Speaker 1: you're just like right right right. When I when I
Speaker 1: went to look at my house that I eventually bought
Speaker 1: in in two thousand and three, the guy was showing
Speaker 1: me around the house and he and and he turned
Speaker 1: on the TV and the in the Medea room and
Speaker 1: there it was it was it was it was ten
Speaker 1: o'clock in the morning, and he goes, I'm sorry about that. No,
Speaker 1: I guess the owner likes to watch you know why,
Speaker 1: don't know the TV showing you the house. I don't know.
Speaker 1: He just he just did. He just did. Um. So,
Speaker 1: to compete with other cable networks, Days decided to play
Speaker 1: R rated movies during the daytime. So that's when the
Speaker 1: decline of the Western civilization began, whereas HBO was only
Speaker 1: playing R rated movies after eight PM. So they have
Speaker 1: the moral high ground. HBO has the moral high ground.
Speaker 1: Uh So, laurelized referring to cinemas content was inappropriate, which
Speaker 1: was a funny line. That's my I'm still days and
Speaker 1: I'm still not recovered because makes me laugh, and yet
Speaker 1: I feel awful about it, and I'm so I'm so conflicted.
Speaker 1: It's just a TV show, uh, just a goofy TV show.
Speaker 1: Um all right. So now layalized telling Suki what it
Speaker 1: was like running into Max at the Boosters meeting. Laurealizes, no,
Speaker 1: I was trying to play it cool, and Suki says, well,
Speaker 1: there you go. He was doing the same thing. You
Speaker 1: were both James deaning it, trying to keep it professional.
Speaker 1: Here's some fun facts about James Dean. Is everybody familiar
Speaker 1: with James Dean on this panel? Everybody should know James.
Speaker 1: He's the ultimate cool guy, Hollywood. I think that's probably debatable.
Speaker 1: I think he's the ultimate rebel. Okay, right here for you,
Speaker 1: But you gotta be east of Eden to do it.
Speaker 1: But but he was, he was. He was too cool
Speaker 1: to shower like Pitt. They said that about bread Pitt,
Speaker 1: do they really? Yeah? They even acknowledge it when he
Speaker 1: did Between two Ferns with Zach Alfin. I guess I
Speaker 1: just I like him even now. No, I think that's great.
Speaker 1: Everything about Pitte, everything, everything he can, he can do
Speaker 1: no wrong Dean. James Dean supposedly didn't care much about
Speaker 1: his public appearance. And I guess you can do that
Speaker 1: when you look that way. Yeah, perfect, uh and went
Speaker 1: in for the disheveled look um. At one formal lunch,
Speaker 1: he showed up barefoot and in filthy genes a scandal,
Speaker 1: and was known to appear at rehearsals in pants held
Speaker 1: together with safety pins. So he was a punk, my lord.
Speaker 1: He liked to practice magic tricks. He was a smoker
Speaker 1: um who was often photograph of a cigarette dangling from
Speaker 1: his mouth, which I mean, you know, thank god it
Speaker 1: was from his mouth, because that could have been awkward
Speaker 1: if it was from somewhere else. Dean put a magical
Speaker 1: spin on his tobacco habit. Oh, here we go. He
Speaker 1: would put an unlit cigarette and a flaming match into
Speaker 1: his mouth and then pull out a burning cigarette. I've
Speaker 1: actually seen that performed at parties. I've seen people do that. Um,
Speaker 1: not from Valda Victorian's, but other types of people do.
Speaker 1: All right. So now there's another scene, Laurelized telling Suki
Speaker 1: about the meeting. It's the same scene Laurie's laurealized. Suki
Speaker 1: suggests if Laurel I imagined kissing Max at her graduation
Speaker 1: and this was funny, actually, Suki says, maybe it was
Speaker 1: an a lusion. Laura says, no, it's not an illusion.
Speaker 1: Doug Henning, we kissed, so he says, don't be so sure.
Speaker 1: Something like this happened to me when I was like ten,
Speaker 1: I was willing to leaf Garrett and I fantasized about
Speaker 1: kissing him. No, I don't want to correct you, but
Speaker 1: I think it's Leif Garrett. But people say it either way.
Speaker 1: But I too had a crush on Leife Garrett. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: did you did you just stop me to correct me
Speaker 1: about Leaf Garrett Life Garrett. I had a crush on
Speaker 1: him when he was on Wonder Woman. He played twins
Speaker 1: and they sang I'm gonna I'm gonna stick with Leaf
Speaker 1: like all right uh, And I was tilling the leaf
Speaker 1: Garrett that I fantasized about kissing him so much. At
Speaker 1: some point I really thought it happened. Um, all right,
Speaker 1: who's Doug Henning? Why did she refer to Doug Henning?
Speaker 1: Because I thought it was a question. I thought it
Speaker 1: was a game. He's a famous magician illusion He was
Speaker 1: an illusionist in the seventies and early eighties, and he
Speaker 1: was credited with reviving for Field before Copper right right,
Speaker 1: And he paved the way for Dad, for David Blaine,
Speaker 1: David Blaine, thank you Doug Henning for paving the way.
Speaker 1: Um uh. And Leaf for Lafe Garrett, however you want
Speaker 1: to say. Louf Garrett was a teen idol in the
Speaker 1: nineteen seventies that starred in The Outsiders. Yeah, he did
Speaker 1: not star in the Outsiders. He was in the Outsiders.
Speaker 1: But he was really famous for that hair and he
Speaker 1: sang um ah was made both dancing. So he so
Speaker 1: he did a record the whole thing. Yeah, he was
Speaker 1: very sort of like, uh the ultimate teen idol because
Speaker 1: he had that hair. I remember him and the cover
Speaker 1: of teen bat tight tight like leathery pants and did
Speaker 1: that made thing to it black leather pants. Wow. So
Speaker 1: during the filming of Outsiders, the boys caused quite a
Speaker 1: bit of trouble in the hotel in which they were staying.
Speaker 1: One particular instrument was the night they filmed the fountain
Speaker 1: scene where Bob Lafe Garrett is attempting to drown pony
Speaker 1: boys sing Thomas Howell. Later on, the six other boys
Speaker 1: jokingly mocked this scene in the hotel's lobby fountain, playing
Speaker 1: playfully trying to drown each other, hinting states the hotel
Speaker 1: had the fountain removed within weeks. Okay, that's very extreme.
Speaker 1: Um oh my god, that's and that's real power too.
Speaker 1: I went to fountain remove or else all my cast
Speaker 1: will die? Uh Lane in her band at the party,
Speaker 1: deciding on space where to perform for the first time,
Speaker 1: Zach says, because when I do my double jump, kick
Speaker 1: off the amp and slashing wind Mills, I'm gonna need
Speaker 1: more room Lane. Well, don't do that then, Dave, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it sounds a little too Millie Vanilly zach Um did
Speaker 1: Milli Vanilli jump off of amps? And when did Milli
Speaker 1: Vanilli get busted? And that was that was like like
Speaker 1: the late eighties, I think maybe early nineties, early nineties.
Speaker 1: So Milli Vanilli was a German French r and b
Speaker 1: Duro from Munich. The group was founded by Frank Ferian
Speaker 1: and consisted of Fab More Van and Rob Pilatus. Got
Speaker 1: right once again. They got busted in yeah, late eighties,
Speaker 1: early nighties. Yeah, yeah, yeah, um and they were they
Speaker 1: were famous for their lip sinking scandal and they were
Speaker 1: performing in front of eight thousand people their debut hit
Speaker 1: girl you know It's true. They started with it right,
Speaker 1: m h m hm m hmmm, started with a lot
Speaker 1: of it on the rain right right? Was there a lawsuit?
Speaker 1: Was there a lawsuit? So they started off with a
Speaker 1: lot of energy and dancing. When they got to the chorus,
Speaker 1: the lyrics repeated endlessly throughout the venue. Girl you know
Speaker 1: it's girl, you know it's girl, you know it's so
Speaker 1: there you go. Does no one remember when that happened
Speaker 1: to Ashley Simpson? Yeah, and I God, yes you're speaking
Speaker 1: my language. I did that? End that? Did that? You
Speaker 1: need to watch? And also Mariah Carey really no, it
Speaker 1: was a couple of years back. Did it end? Did
Speaker 1: it end Ashley Simpson's career? Did she ever recover? She would?
Speaker 1: I would beg to argue she hasn't come out with
Speaker 1: another album or I don't think she got canceled though,
Speaker 1: just like embarrassing. And Mariah Carey was just yea, oh god.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine what Mariah Carey did after that? After
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, it will give you a little It's
Speaker 1: not funny, but it will give you a little laugh.
Speaker 1: All right. So the duo's German producer and mastermind Frank Ferrrion,
Speaker 1: outed both singers Polanis and Morvan that they hadn't sung
Speaker 1: a note on the worldwide four million selling chart topping
Speaker 1: girl You Know It's True album, which generated five top
Speaker 1: five singles and three number one pop hits. After this
Speaker 1: was found out, they had to give their best new
Speaker 1: Artist Grammy back. Wow I believe Dave is referring to
Speaker 1: Milli Vanilly then being seen as impostors and Zack too
Speaker 1: could make a fool of himself. So again Dave saves
Speaker 1: the day. The Mariah Carey one is worth a rewatch,
Speaker 1: really really really good. So now it's the scene early
Speaker 1: party Jess and Roy at the party. Jess is in
Speaker 1: a bad mood because he got kicked out us high
Speaker 1: school Rory, and he hasn't told Roy yet, and she's
Speaker 1: trying to cheer him up. You know, she's being a
Speaker 1: good girlfriend. Jess said, we're dork early. Um okay, that's
Speaker 1: an expression. Royce is, come on, I need to steal that.
Speaker 1: We're dork early, dorkerly, dork eerly. Uh. Roy says, come on,
Speaker 1: getting the spirit of things. Hello Cleveland, Um okay. So
Speaker 1: Hello Cleveland is a saying from the nine four rock
Speaker 1: comedy film This Is Spinal Tap, where the band is
Speaker 1: walking onto the stage and screaming and fist pumping Hello
Speaker 1: Cleveland to get themselves excited. Rory is saying this in
Speaker 1: a funny way to get just pumped up and excited.
Speaker 1: By the way, you think it's you say Hello Cleveland.
Speaker 1: But they were like in like Boston, all right, I
Speaker 1: think that's I think that's the joke right By the way,
Speaker 1: if people listening. If you have not seen, If you
Speaker 1: haven't seen, this is spinal tap, please watch. It is hysterical.
Speaker 1: Several rock stars have commented on one and uncannily accurate
Speaker 1: spoof of the rock and heavy METI Metal world. This
Speaker 1: film is spinal tap. I'm referring to YouTube. Guitarist The
Speaker 1: Edge said, I didn't laugh, I wept. It was so
Speaker 1: close to the truth. Um anyway, all right, So now
Speaker 1: Jess fixes the keg at the party as he coolly does.
Speaker 1: He tapped it Rory again, trying to cheer him up. Rory,
Speaker 1: You and Springsteen the workingman's hero. And then you know,
Speaker 1: this is when Jess is like ultimately cool and James
Speaker 1: Deane when he just rolls his eyes. He rolled his
Speaker 1: eyes at the guys and walks away, just to go Jess.
Speaker 1: He just rolls his eye and I walked away. So
Speaker 1: he was super cool in that moment. So Springsteen has
Speaker 1: often been referred to as a working class hero, a
Speaker 1: powerful figure giving voice to the powerless, as an icon
Speaker 1: to blue collar America. Bruce uses his music in support
Speaker 1: of poor and working class people to challenge the oppressive
Speaker 1: systems that create such social injustices. Try telling that to
Speaker 1: people trying to buy his tickets now for his Las
Speaker 1: Vegas residency, which your thousands of dollars. I think you
Speaker 1: can buy a seat there for forty thousan dollars. So
Speaker 1: there's a little bit of an uproar there about that.
Speaker 1: Um um um. Okay, So Brian feels like he's having
Speaker 1: a panic attack before the first gig. I want to
Speaker 1: say something I wanted to. Here's the sidebar, right, you
Speaker 1: want a sidebar. How about the cat tower, the carpet
Speaker 1: cat tower, and there's a cat on top of it,
Speaker 1: but it's not alive. No, that's not that's that's that's
Speaker 1: just a prop cat, right, go back and watch it.
Speaker 1: It's just there's like this we instagram that looks like
Speaker 1: a cat up there, but that's not a real cat. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and that's in two different scenes. I think it was
Speaker 1: in a Dave Dave Dave Lane scene and it was
Speaker 1: also in a uh, what's his name, Dean Dean was
Speaker 1: in that scene. Um so anyway, so Brian says, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're just so Brian's having a panic attack. Dave says,
Speaker 1: Brian is just nervous. Take a deep breath and use
Speaker 1: your nailer. See Adam Brody, make makes that funny. It
Speaker 1: was a great moment. Zach says, yeah, and don't forget
Speaker 1: that the hair and figurenails on John Entwhistle's body, We're
Speaker 1: still growing. When they brought in his replacement, which was
Speaker 1: kind of morbid because you know, I was a huge
Speaker 1: fan of John Entwhistle was the bass player for The Who,
Speaker 1: and he died at the hard Rock Hotel I think
Speaker 1: in Vegas before a performance, and they brought in another
Speaker 1: anyway English musician who was a basis for the rock
Speaker 1: band Who. His music career spanned four decades. He was
Speaker 1: nicknamed the Ox and thunder Fingers nicknamed the Ox because
Speaker 1: he was so strong. He was strong and silent, uh
Speaker 1: and grounded member of The Who's act is referring to
Speaker 1: when John died June to the band before the Who
Speaker 1: We're supposed to go on tour. Then the band announced July,
Speaker 1: uh vote two, they replaced him with Pino Palladino. I
Speaker 1: wonder if that's any relationship to Dan Palladino, who had
Speaker 1: played with Peter Townsend's solo albums the guitarist for The Who.
Speaker 1: The replacement was three days after John's death. I mean
Speaker 1: what are you gonna do? Right? You're going on tour
Speaker 1: the guy. It's a tough tough call. Paris going on
Speaker 1: about why she doesn't want the grad party on a yacht.
Speaker 1: You know what I thought about that scene when Paris
Speaker 1: was going something to do. No, I'd like to see No,
Speaker 1: that's your Paris for you, that's Paris at Paris at
Speaker 1: her best, right. But I thought maybe they could have
Speaker 1: gotten a British actress to play the role first. Yeah,
Speaker 1: for some reason, I hear a British accent. That's interesting. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's but I get it. But I mean, what if anyway,
Speaker 1: anyway Paris forget the inconvenience of being at sea with
Speaker 1: guests unable to leave. If the party is full is dull,
Speaker 1: or if the band, which is is inevitably be composed
Speaker 1: of accountants with semi mullets, decides to do a half
Speaker 1: hour Kenny G tribute Funny Funny fun Facts, a burn
Speaker 1: to Kenny G by Paris, who is making a point
Speaker 1: that her classmates will ultimately hate the band and songs
Speaker 1: played with no escape if they are on it. Kenny
Speaker 1: G is a saxophonist who was sold over seventy five
Speaker 1: million albums. Let me say that again. Seventy five million albums. Yeah,
Speaker 1: very popular, sell seven five million. But he does have
Speaker 1: that connotation of like run on Jess's words, he's supposed
Speaker 1: to be a really good golfer. Kenny G. I wouldn't.
Speaker 1: I would totally be down with a Kenny G Michael
Speaker 1: Bolton concert. Uh. He started playing sax for ten years old.
Speaker 1: He was signed by Arista Records in two after Clive
Speaker 1: Davis heard his rendition of Dancing Queen by Abba that
Speaker 1: Clive Davis and that's that's it. Kids. I just want
Speaker 1: you to know Amy that Hannah, and you'll know our
Speaker 1: audience doesn't know who. Hannah has our producer. She's fantastic.
Speaker 1: She agrees with you about falling asleep to Harry Potter
Speaker 1: movers Mark like Harry Potter is iconic and literally legendary.
Speaker 1: It is. I'll try it again, but I don't. I
Speaker 1: don't think it's going to be different, But I'll try
Speaker 1: it again. I'll go to that Harry Potter world. Oh
Speaker 1: it's so funny thing at Niver Yeah, but the one
Speaker 1: here sucks. Thorne Orlando is better. Oh, Jacqueline now Jack
Speaker 1: chiming in Jacqueline chiming in, I've never watched. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: know what, you don't want to hang out? Whoa, whoa, whoa?
Speaker 1: I don't know if if there's something going on here,
Speaker 1: there's something brewing here. So it's three against three the
Speaker 1: Harry Potter standal Yeah, I was gonna say, it's it
Speaker 1: comes down to easton East. Where's does he do like Eastern?
Speaker 1: Do you like Harry Potter? East Is? We're waiting, We're
Speaker 1: waiting for a response. Two hours later we're like, he goes.
Speaker 1: Those guys are blathering on. You can already tell you
Speaker 1: that Eastern likes Harry. He does like Harry is, like
Speaker 1: he loved as much as he loves Avengers, Marvel guy.
Speaker 1: That's a that's a four were three tilt four Harry Potter. Okay,
Speaker 1: j K, if you're out there, let's let's send some
Speaker 1: tickets to these three. Whoa Eastern not a Harry Potter
Speaker 1: guy like Lafe Garrett. Oh oh my goodness. So Tara
Speaker 1: Danielle me, we're like that, we got to hold up
Speaker 1: the My heart is broken. I'm not I'm really disappointed.
Speaker 1: We could be sabotage, you know, we could be sabotage
Speaker 1: because behind the scenes we've got anti Harry Potter people
Speaker 1: yea and one. On the air, we've been infiltrated. My god.
Speaker 1: Alright anywhere this weekend everyone rewatched the Wonder Woman episode
Speaker 1: with Laife Garrett portraying twins. You'll be happy. What's I'm
Speaker 1: going to be in a meeting at that at that
Speaker 1: time a weekend. I got a big meeting my hair
Speaker 1: that night. You know what I forgot? I have to
Speaker 1: take out the trash that week alright. So next next
Speaker 1: episode is gonna be episode twenty, season three, Say good night, Gracie.
Speaker 1: That's gonna wrap it up for Pump Cultures. Thank you,
Speaker 1: Tara s as always, Danielle Romo, thank you so much,
Speaker 1: Amy Sugarman. UM happens to be in any Potter Harry
Speaker 1: Potter person. I will go have a marathon of Yeah,
Speaker 1: we're gonna have um anyway, Thanks everybody, Love you guys,
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