Speaker 1: I am all in like you. I Am all in
Speaker 1: with Scott Patterson and I Heart Radio Podcast. Hey everybody,
Speaker 1: we're back and we're gonna do the recap and I
Speaker 1: am Scott Patterson and this is the I Am all
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Speaker 1: we are going to get into presenting Lorele Gilmore season
Speaker 1: to What episode is this? Does anybody know? This is
Speaker 1: episode six six? So most I was one off six
Speaker 1: Season two episodes six. Boy, we're really motoring down that
Speaker 1: Gilmore Highway, aren't we? Oh my god, it's it seems
Speaker 1: like we just started yesterday already, were you know well
Speaker 1: into season two? It's flying by wow? Um anyway, what
Speaker 1: you go think? What you know? You tell us first?
Speaker 1: What did you think? I don't know? You want to
Speaker 1: you want to do the let's do Riley, go ahead
Speaker 1: do the synopsis for us. Riley, thank you. I love
Speaker 1: doing the synopsis. Thank you for queuing me up. This
Speaker 1: is season two, episode six, presenting Laura La Gilmore. Air
Speaker 1: date November six, two thou one. Rory surprises every Rory
Speaker 1: surprises everyone by agreeing to Emily's request that she make
Speaker 1: her debut at a debutante ball, and when Laura Lai
Speaker 1: asked Rory's dad, Christopher to present his daughters to society,
Speaker 1: she finds herself attracted to the new, more responsible man
Speaker 1: that he has become. Scott, you give us your initial
Speaker 1: thoughts of the whole episode, because I have a few
Speaker 1: things that really stood out. No one asked you. My
Speaker 1: initial thoughts of this episode were are um discomfort. It
Speaker 1: was uncomfortable for me to watch Laura Lae giving Christopher
Speaker 1: another chance for purse, no reasons, for character reasons, because
Speaker 1: it's still kind of a part of me, right. I mean,
Speaker 1: you can't separate. You can't. It's hard to separate, and
Speaker 1: you know, you try to put that stuff away, but
Speaker 1: it's like I'm watching these episodes now, so I'm it's
Speaker 1: reigniting a lot of stuff. Um, and I just think,
Speaker 1: you know, after ten years and he's in his early thirties,
Speaker 1: that he's figuring out about responsibility. And you know, the
Speaker 1: one thing that really hit me. I got very sad
Speaker 1: at one point in this episode because Rory didn't have
Speaker 1: a dad, and it made it really hit me. It
Speaker 1: really hit me hard about what could have been and
Speaker 1: how they should have tried to work it out. I mean,
Speaker 1: I kept saying to myself, why couldn't they have worked
Speaker 1: it out? And why couldn't this girl have had her dad?
Speaker 1: And he's such a fantastic guy, you know, it was
Speaker 1: so much potential, and even even when he said he's coming,
Speaker 1: they still were like, yeah, right, that's like trust him.
Speaker 1: And so I related that experience to mine as a father,
Speaker 1: and I just couldn't imagine walking out on my kid
Speaker 1: no matter how. But I mean, I didn't have a
Speaker 1: baby at six. Okay, I wonder does Christopher and his
Speaker 1: relationship with lore bother You clearly have chemistry. I don't
Speaker 1: find it entertaining, and I don't see feel the chemistry.
Speaker 1: And I think it's because you're Luke. I see it,
Speaker 1: feel it? Do you really? Yeah? I feel their chemistry.
Speaker 1: I was bummed for her when he had to say
Speaker 1: I can't stay because there's someone in Boston, and like
Speaker 1: you know, is he felt Rory was happier for him
Speaker 1: because I don't think she realizes how much lore I
Speaker 1: still loves him. But the disappointment that I felt for
Speaker 1: LORELEI just as she sort of really was like crushing
Speaker 1: on him or liking him or you know, I think
Speaker 1: their banter is always like right on point, and I
Speaker 1: wonder if it bothers you because it's like, that's what
Speaker 1: she has with Luke. Look, I'm part of the audience. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm one of them. Okay, So what I'm doing is
Speaker 1: I'm watching this girl, this woman who this character Luke loves,
Speaker 1: and thinking, get your butt to the diner and get
Speaker 1: it going. Let this from Romance begin. Stop f and
Speaker 1: around with these people that are not solid human beings.
Speaker 1: I mean, you've got a guy sitting there on a
Speaker 1: park bench and they're all moony for each other and
Speaker 1: giggily and smiley talking about how at three years old,
Speaker 1: he's finally realized that he has to get a car
Speaker 1: and get off the motorcycle. And yeah, and you know
Speaker 1: what the most telling scene in the whole thing for
Speaker 1: me was is when they on into the Volvo Laurela
Speaker 1: and Christopher and he turned on that horrible music and
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, but what on earth is that? It's but
Speaker 1: but it's like, what are you kidding me? I mean,
Speaker 1: is there even a competition here? You know? Get so again,
Speaker 1: it was like, get your butt out of that car
Speaker 1: and get to Luke's and let that romance start going
Speaker 1: because that girl has a hole in her heart, and
Speaker 1: and it's and it's like biology versus practicality, and and
Speaker 1: what's right for Rory? And another thing that got me
Speaker 1: is when you know who's gonna take me? If it's
Speaker 1: not if Christopher is not going to take her to
Speaker 1: and and she and and and they're sitting at the
Speaker 1: table saying, well, I will who could it possibly be?
Speaker 1: And I'm thinking she said Taylor. Rory said, well, we
Speaker 1: could get Taylor, you know, maybe we get the sanitation guy,
Speaker 1: or you know, I'm like, what do you think that
Speaker 1: it hurts? Couldn't hurt? I was hurt. It was jarring
Speaker 1: for me to say. I think the writers didn't write
Speaker 1: Luke because if they would have said Luke, you were
Speaker 1: the more logical choice than Christopher, it was almost like
Speaker 1: they couldn't say it, like yeah, of course Luke is
Speaker 1: going to do it, but it's still like why I
Speaker 1: even have the storyline with Christopher. So that's that's again
Speaker 1: getting the audience to participate in the piece by leaning
Speaker 1: forward and saying what about Luke? Yeah, that was very
Speaker 1: jarring to me. That was really charring. I was just like,
Speaker 1: I think the part you and I disagree on this.
Speaker 1: I do like the chemistry with Christopher. I always think
Speaker 1: they have a great damswer. They know each other so well.
Speaker 1: What I haven't figured out yet, even though I've seen
Speaker 1: all the episodes of My you know I know, is
Speaker 1: that at this moment, does Laurelai crush on Christopher as
Speaker 1: she's seeing him become what she always wanted him to
Speaker 1: be in the old feelings? You know what I mean? Like,
Speaker 1: does she really love him now or does she just
Speaker 1: love it? He's the dad and they never had their
Speaker 1: shot and blah blah blah. I think he's gonna end
Speaker 1: up being the rebound guy for Max, and I think
Speaker 1: he's going to know that. And I think, I mean,
Speaker 1: I I write, do I do? I not know? I
Speaker 1: do not know what's coming. I don't know what's coming. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: I remember, you know little bits. But I guess I
Speaker 1: don't understand as much as I hope I would understand
Speaker 1: the human heart because she is so She's bouncing around
Speaker 1: like a pinball machine looking for love and she deserves
Speaker 1: it and she deserves a really solid guy. I don't think.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't want to criticize Christopher I think
Speaker 1: he's a terrific character and a terrific guy, but he's
Speaker 1: not settled. He's not right for them. Now now that
Speaker 1: Rory is is older, now it's going to do less
Speaker 1: damage to Rory and ultimately maybe not so much Laura
Speaker 1: if they do get back together. She goes off to college.
Speaker 1: Christopher and Laura la are together and they're having a
Speaker 1: fabulous time. And if it doesn't work out, it's not
Speaker 1: going to destroy uh, Rory's future any damage John has
Speaker 1: already been done. She's already worked it out, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, she's already worked it out. She's growing past.
Speaker 1: It's done, sure, you know, but it's not It doesn't
Speaker 1: seem so tragic. Sure, I always notice, you know, Christopher
Speaker 1: pulls up in the volvo, Rory comes out. She's so
Speaker 1: happy to see him. Laura and Christopher always kiss, They
Speaker 1: always kiss hello, and she doesn't do that with other characters.
Speaker 1: And then there was I think there was three kisses
Speaker 1: in this episode. She definitely kisses him on the mouth
Speaker 1: when they're in the in Stars Hollow and she's saying,
Speaker 1: you know, Boston's not that far. It's like they have
Speaker 1: this chemistry connection, but it is physical like they definitely
Speaker 1: he can't such each other and oh yeah, they're worth
Speaker 1: free kisses. She kisses him goodnight, like on the list.
Speaker 1: He can't handle her, He cannot handle Laurelay. He cannot
Speaker 1: exist in that world. He is not able to exist
Speaker 1: in that world. They are not a good couple, okay,
Speaker 1: even though they made a child, they're not right for
Speaker 1: each other. To me, that is clear. She is too
Speaker 1: she is too powerful and and he is too unsettled.
Speaker 1: He's always catching up. You know. It's like it's like
Speaker 1: he's so boyish. It's like he's not emotionally mature enough
Speaker 1: to catch up to where she is in her life.
Speaker 1: You know, she moved on and she made a career
Speaker 1: in a life f rory. What the hell has he
Speaker 1: been doing riding around his motorcycle, you know, starting businesses unsuccessfully,
Speaker 1: you know, searching, searching, searching the law soul. He as her,
Speaker 1: he about Sherry, that they're living together. I don't want
Speaker 1: to I don't want to lead the witness. How did
Speaker 1: you feel? What did you feel when he told her that?
Speaker 1: I didn't understand why he let it get to that
Speaker 1: point where he knew there was all this flirtation and
Speaker 1: he knew there was all this chemistry between them and
Speaker 1: he and obviously she was egging him on and and
Speaker 1: looking at him and you know, being very open to him.
Speaker 1: And he could read those signs very early on in
Speaker 1: the episode. So why did he let it get to
Speaker 1: that point? So to me it seems a little sort
Speaker 1: of passive, aggressive and a little hostile. You know, he
Speaker 1: acknowledge that I was disappointed for her, even though look
Speaker 1: I love Luke and lowrlyon, I was disappointed. I felt
Speaker 1: bad for her, right Yeah, I mean yeah I did too.
Speaker 1: I mean, she's barking up the wrong tree and it's
Speaker 1: so obvious, but you know, we're talking about somebody who
Speaker 1: is working your tail off to being a great mom
Speaker 1: and she wants some love in her life. She deserves it.
Speaker 1: But it's right down the street serving your coffee, okay,
Speaker 1: you know they and in the diner beating the burger.
Speaker 1: Yeah that was good, that was funny. He is so
Speaker 1: well done about this episode is the sprinkling of Jess.
Speaker 1: They are not beating us over the head with Jess there.
Speaker 1: It's not like we met him last week and now
Speaker 1: Worri's falling in love with him. It's just sprinkling, like
Speaker 1: we're getting to know him. We had two great scenes
Speaker 1: with him. Uh, but it's more subtle. Did you notice
Speaker 1: that's banging me over the head? No, it's like he
Speaker 1: what we're seeing now is like, you're not fit for society,
Speaker 1: and you're in boot camp and I'm your drill instructor,
Speaker 1: and this is what's happening. And once you're prepared, you
Speaker 1: will have more scenes with other people. What do you
Speaker 1: think when he's wearing the Luke classic moment, it's it's
Speaker 1: it's like now you know, it's it's still his rebellious self.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's conforming without conforming. You know, there's double
Speaker 1: meaning there, So it's you know, it's another typical clever,
Speaker 1: rebellious Jess move right, I mean without having to say anything.
Speaker 1: So he's a he's a brilliant character. He's a brilliant kid,
Speaker 1: you know. Um, but I think it shows on a
Speaker 1: certain level a lot of respect, you know, an unconscious
Speaker 1: level of respect for Luke. You know, because he went
Speaker 1: into his closet and he put on one of his
Speaker 1: shirts in one of his hats and came downstairs. So
Speaker 1: it's really making nice you know, there's nothing upset about
Speaker 1: for Luke. He's really making nice and it's like, hey,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna make a joke out of this. I see
Speaker 1: Rory watching him. That's what I thought was interesting when
Speaker 1: she's eating the burger in that you know, second to
Speaker 1: last scene, just watching him watching you too. He's not's
Speaker 1: not ignoring him's not. They're both were watching. That's why
Speaker 1: he was cast. You can't you can't ignore that, right, um.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I mean, you know, this episode really framed
Speaker 1: for me, uh you know, looking forward and also framed
Speaker 1: looking back what could have been, what Rory will become,
Speaker 1: and what Laurel I could have been. And it was
Speaker 1: such a poignant moment, such a poignant moment when Emily
Speaker 1: and Laurel are standing there and Emily says, you know
Speaker 1: that that was supposed to be you mm hmm. Following
Speaker 1: up with the final scene of the episode, Laurel goes
Speaker 1: over and just just to hang and I'm I'm here
Speaker 1: if you know, you want to talk. Heartbreaking, absolutely hard.
Speaker 1: Concerned about Richard and Emily, but I'm mostly concerned about
Speaker 1: Richard with you know, he is having a crisis at
Speaker 1: work that he's being phased out and losing his identity.
Speaker 1: I don't know that that moment for me with her
Speaker 1: cutting the trimming her rose bushes or whatever she was doing,
Speaker 1: and Lauraa just like, what are you doing here? Hanging? What?
Speaker 1: What is that? We don't we haven't established that you're
Speaker 1: not my daughter? Really you don't really like me? And
Speaker 1: what are you doing here? And it just for me,
Speaker 1: it took on tragic proportions because that's time, you know,
Speaker 1: that's sixteen seventeen years that you can't get back and
Speaker 1: you can't relive it. And that's a life and that's
Speaker 1: a relationship that just won't be as full and fruitful
Speaker 1: and loving um as it could have been. And I'm
Speaker 1: not blaming anybody for I'm not blaming you, Laura, I'm
Speaker 1: not blaming Emily. It's just life. Life can sometimes be
Speaker 1: very tragic. What do you make of the fact that
Speaker 1: she went to Emily to sort of be there for
Speaker 1: her instead of going to Richard to say, hey, do
Speaker 1: you want to talk about what's going on at work?
Speaker 1: Like she really went to Emily multiple times in this episode,
Speaker 1: which I think she had flashbacks to her own relationship
Speaker 1: with Christopher and the arguments that they were having that
Speaker 1: split them up because they were of a similar nature.
Speaker 1: I mean, all these arguments are pretty much similar. It's
Speaker 1: like you're not spending enough time with the family, you're
Speaker 1: working too hard, and you know, during that kind of relationship,
Speaker 1: and the guy didn't want to talk about it, you know,
Speaker 1: and and and you're not listening to me. I told you,
Speaker 1: and you're not listening to me. And these are common, right,
Speaker 1: everybody has them that's in a relationship. Um, And I
Speaker 1: think it made her just flashback to those moments with Christopher, like,
Speaker 1: what have I lost? Here? It may and I could
Speaker 1: lose my parents and my father's you know, they're getting
Speaker 1: he's getting older now, everybody's getting older, and my daughter
Speaker 1: is going away to college and I am going to
Speaker 1: be alone. And what will I have? What have I
Speaker 1: created in my life that I've detached myself from my
Speaker 1: mother and my father necessarily in her mind right, justifiably
Speaker 1: so in her mind. But now what does she have
Speaker 1: if we so the messages? You know, families everything, We
Speaker 1: have nothing if we don't have our families. And a
Speaker 1: little bit of sliding doors that Gwyneth Paltrow movie Sliding Doors,
Speaker 1: because and I think you pointed it out in our
Speaker 1: last episode when the fan dance is happening behind Laura, like,
Speaker 1: and you do have that moment of like, wow, she
Speaker 1: could have had an entirely different life had these certain
Speaker 1: things not happened. She would have been doing the fan dance,
Speaker 1: and who knows what would have happened, And you see
Speaker 1: them wondering, and then Emily points it out by saying,
Speaker 1: should I think it's high time And I don't know
Speaker 1: if this happens in the episodes, I think it's high
Speaker 1: time that Laura like get some therapy, yes, yeah, and
Speaker 1: talk about and talk and really explore what made her
Speaker 1: rebel so hard against her or family and the country
Speaker 1: club lifestyle and the cotillions and the balls and then
Speaker 1: all of that stuff. What made her move to Stars Hollow,
Speaker 1: What made her behave so rebelliously? What? What was it?
Speaker 1: You know? What's so interesting? Tell me if I'm crazy
Speaker 1: this show were made today. Don't you think the wacky
Speaker 1: therapist would have been a character in Stars Hollow? Like
Speaker 1: twenty years ago that wasn't so like what he did,
Speaker 1: but now like the whole family would have been in
Speaker 1: therapy and or I don't know, I just feel like
Speaker 1: if it was made today, there would be the Kirk
Speaker 1: that was the therapist of stars that or the somebody
Speaker 1: just super I don't know, I could see that because
Speaker 1: that is so logical what you're saying. Why are these
Speaker 1: people all not in massive therapy. Anyone that has a
Speaker 1: kid at sixteen, they all need therapy. Anyone whose dad
Speaker 1: isn't in their life needs therapy. Like, I think made
Speaker 1: a really interesting point. Yeah, I mean, therapy is a
Speaker 1: wonderful thing. And you know, there are a lot of
Speaker 1: people out there that are trained to to to handle
Speaker 1: all kinds of different situations. They have a lot of
Speaker 1: experience in it. And Laura La I need somebody like
Speaker 1: that right now. There's a lot going on in her life.
Speaker 1: She's gonna lose her daughter to college, she has no
Speaker 1: real relationship with her parents. Every time she's at a
Speaker 1: Friday night dinner, she's sarcastic and hostile toward her my
Speaker 1: own mother. The mother just tolerates. And the mother even
Speaker 1: said Emily even said at the top of this episode
Speaker 1: when she came in the first time for Friday night dinner,
Speaker 1: that we didn't see the dinner, but we just saw
Speaker 1: the entrance. And she said Laura, La, you're exhausting. I agreed.
Speaker 1: It's like so much enter energy expended for all this
Speaker 1: verbiage and all the sarcasm, and I san god, the
Speaker 1: level of engagement and doesn't go to therapy like and
Speaker 1: I get it. Twenty years ago. It was a little bit.
Speaker 1: It wasn't so like obvious. But yeah, that would be
Speaker 1: a whole interesting thing to breakfast too. Alright, uh oh,
Speaker 1: I never you know that little clock in that ping,
Speaker 1: I never hear it because we're so involved and that
Speaker 1: clock that timing. Anyway, we got to take a break.
Speaker 1: The clock is barking at me right now. Secret when
Speaker 1: we come back. Yeah, if you want to. It's excited
Speaker 1: about no, no, no, I think it's I think. But
Speaker 1: I have a bombshell too, So why don't we compare bombshells? Yes,
Speaker 1: mine will not be as good as I'm ready. Are
Speaker 1: you sure? I'm pretty sure mine will be sort of
Speaker 1: like laugh, It's like a pop gun. It's like, what
Speaker 1: I have a bombshell, can't wait? Okay, okay, mine will
Speaker 1: go first. That way, mine would be a letdown. Right
Speaker 1: then I'll have egg on my face when mine isn't
Speaker 1: such a big deal, right, and you're just setting me up.
Speaker 1: I know you're up right. You're smarter than everybody put together, right,
Speaker 1: got it? I understand. M alright, so all right, let's
Speaker 1: take little break and we will be back and we
Speaker 1: will talk bombshells. Yeah, all right, everybody, we're back. Amy
Speaker 1: has a pop gun of a bombshell. It's not really
Speaker 1: a bombs a little something. Maybe I'll have questions, maybe
Speaker 1: I'll questions. Always. I don't typically admit this. I debated
Speaker 1: whether or not to admit this, but it just seemed
Speaker 1: too obvious. Uh I, it's hard to say. It's hard
Speaker 1: to admit. I'm not gonna by I was a debutant. No, wow,
Speaker 1: that's massive. No, it's not massive. But people wondering is that?
Speaker 1: Isn't that over the top. It's pretty fairly accurate. Now
Speaker 1: where are you? Where were you at debut in California?
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, the hoity toitus of it all. Wedding
Speaker 1: dress thing is totally accurate, and escort thing is totally accurate.
Speaker 1: The dad part is totally accurate. It was all pretty accurate.
Speaker 1: Other than Emily's part was pretty accurate. We did not
Speaker 1: have any kind of fan dance. Riley is dying. Were
Speaker 1: you a debut at Riley Amy. I'm crying because I
Speaker 1: convinced my parents to not let me be a debutant,
Speaker 1: and I convinced them to give me the number or
Speaker 1: the money that would cost for the wedding dress and
Speaker 1: put it towards something else. Like I was so against
Speaker 1: being a debutant because it was not my thing. And
Speaker 1: so I'm crying that you don't think it was my thing.
Speaker 1: But I was like, yeah, sure, okay, fine, basically just
Speaker 1: like Rory, like it makes other people happy, like it
Speaker 1: made my grandparents happy, it made my parents happy. Sure, fine,
Speaker 1: you know whatever, But yeah, I have a full wedding dress,
Speaker 1: full poof tool Ryan. So I mean almost exactly like
Speaker 1: one of those dresses. You have to share pictures. You
Speaker 1: have to share pictures of this event. Please, we have
Speaker 1: to see these pictures my dad. So the difference was
Speaker 1: you had to waltz and you had a waltz with
Speaker 1: your dad, and then you have to waltz with the
Speaker 1: escort something like that. The waltz is hard. I was
Speaker 1: not a good waltter. That was like Otherwise, yeah, I
Speaker 1: mean it was pretty accurately portrayed. Maybe I'm sure somebody
Speaker 1: was drinking had a flask back there. It's pretty accurate.
Speaker 1: Like you were a debutant, and did you did you
Speaker 1: marry your escort? Fo escorts didn't escort, so a lot
Speaker 1: of people would have like a sibling be their escort.
Speaker 1: Mine was like a childhood friend. There was less of that,
Speaker 1: like you weren't going to marry your escort and you
Speaker 1: weren't like out like who wants to be my husband?
Speaker 1: It was not quite that. And I was a debutant
Speaker 1: in N two that was before this, But yeah, I
Speaker 1: mean pretty accurate. And you were in the paper as
Speaker 1: a result. You were in the San Francisco Herald, in
Speaker 1: the San Francisco examin Or with a photo. I think
Speaker 1: it's a chronicle, the San Francisco Chronicle or one of those. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Amy Amy Sugarman debuts. Yeah, he definitely says that. Like
Speaker 1: I think it was a group photo. It was like
Speaker 1: a little un you were sixteen sixteen, No, you're for
Speaker 1: ours your eighteen, So they want you, they want you
Speaker 1: to be able to drive to the place right, and
Speaker 1: then it kind of happens. I think I think it
Speaker 1: was senior year something like that, and it's a little embarrassing,
Speaker 1: Like it's like not something you know because it's kind
Speaker 1: of fancy or HOI all the same things that embrace said,
Speaker 1: you're lucky, right, it's not going for you. What's interesting
Speaker 1: is like, that's why I thought it was so active,
Speaker 1: really done, some of the reasons for it. You know,
Speaker 1: it's a tradition, sort of an archaic tradition and sort
Speaker 1: of ridiculous, but it's sort of like you get it.
Speaker 1: So you're Rory Gilmore, You're not Laurela. You're Rory. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I was. It's not my thing, but I was cool,
Speaker 1: fine to do it. Riley, you're our resident Laurela. But
Speaker 1: I bring it up just because it was portrayed. It
Speaker 1: was not over the top except for the fan dance,
Speaker 1: right yeah, and kind of like even when so we
Speaker 1: had older dad's do you know what I mean, like
Speaker 1: art because he obviously didn't have weren't born when our
Speaker 1: parents were sixteen. But I love when she says Christopher
Speaker 1: to Christopher like you're a hot dad. He said, you're
Speaker 1: a hot dad. And it's like there was always so
Speaker 1: of like, oh that one girl has the hot dad,
Speaker 1: and where where did this take place? Where did you
Speaker 1: do many of these or did you do just just
Speaker 1: the one on one? And then where did it take
Speaker 1: place in San Francisco? I know, but where at a hotel?
Speaker 1: Ball where the St. Francis Hotel or something like that.
Speaker 1: And then it's just kind of like, was there a
Speaker 1: placard outside the room the Amy Sugarman debuson ball present
Speaker 1: presenting Amy Sugarman. There's like parties leading up to it
Speaker 1: and like a whole thing. Wow, So you were introduced
Speaker 1: into high society San Francisco style in the early nineties. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I guess so I might have been. Not like there's
Speaker 1: two so there was ours and then there's a fancier
Speaker 1: one in San Francisco. I wasn't in the top top
Speaker 1: one was the one that was considered fancier. But it's
Speaker 1: just because I didn't I think, Yeah, whatever, I wasn't
Speaker 1: in the fancy fancy. So here you are. Here you
Speaker 1: are during the beginnings of the dot com boom, right
Speaker 1: a debutant eighteen. This explains all the yachts in the houses.
Speaker 1: Let's explains this explains everything. I have no more questions
Speaker 1: only because I thought I'm not saying it about me
Speaker 1: and saying it because I thought people would think it's
Speaker 1: interesting because some people might know what or some people
Speaker 1: might think like, what is this? It was pretty well
Speaker 1: done the way they didn't And even like when Emily
Speaker 1: gets so mad because he's like, I thought, this is
Speaker 1: in an elegant ballroom, not the shaky's, Like, what was
Speaker 1: the line she had about the flowers. She had a
Speaker 1: great line about the flowers. What did she say when
Speaker 1: she walked in and she saw the flowers? Oh, oh
Speaker 1: my god, she said it was babe on at the
Speaker 1: like hospital. So many funny like, so many funny lore
Speaker 1: Lie with the book on her head, even chicken. I
Speaker 1: was like, I wanted all of us to see if
Speaker 1: we could walk with the book on her head and
Speaker 1: eating Kung Pat chicken and she's like, I can even
Speaker 1: spit the peanuts back in And then at one point
Speaker 1: Rory comes in and she's all, hey, a little Debbie
Speaker 1: because like a little Debbie but then also debut. I mean,
Speaker 1: whoever wrote it this episode definitely knew what they were doing.
Speaker 1: And the tails there were people on the writing staff
Speaker 1: that had been through that. They definitely what they were
Speaker 1: talking about. They were not writing something they didn't know.
Speaker 1: Because even Dean going tails, which was totally like, oh god,
Speaker 1: like that even worse and like almost like we had fun,
Speaker 1: but a little bit you're dreading and you're like, this
Speaker 1: is bid? What are we doing? Right? And there was
Speaker 1: a great scene between Rory and that other girl, that
Speaker 1: blonde girl who was trying to do her shade of lipstick.
Speaker 1: If I put the wrong color, I look like what
Speaker 1: what did she say? She looks like a teacher or
Speaker 1: a teacher and she's been trying to decide from a
Speaker 1: prostitute or a teacher. Oh my, oh my god. She
Speaker 1: you know, it's so funny, Like Rory was so level
Speaker 1: headed and cool, calm and collected that whole time. She
Speaker 1: couldn't understand why all these this, especially this one girl,
Speaker 1: was flipping out. I only have an hour and a
Speaker 1: half to finish, her goes. Really, I'm ready to go.
Speaker 1: I'm good to go. Even though she was down to
Speaker 1: do it, he wasn't put off by it. She wasn't
Speaker 1: anti right, she just was sort of the children. So
Speaker 1: let's discuss that, because that created a lot of angst
Speaker 1: inside of Laureline, you know, and it really please so
Speaker 1: Rory wants to please her grandmother. She wants to you know.
Speaker 1: So here's the question is is Rory influenced? Obviously, is
Speaker 1: Rory influenced by her decision to actually go through with
Speaker 1: this against her mother's wishes? And Laurel I backed down
Speaker 1: pretty easily. She really did? She really? I thought so too.
Speaker 1: I thought I was surprised by that. Yeah, that she
Speaker 1: was like, all right. I thought that was gonna be
Speaker 1: a point of contention throughout the episode. I thought that
Speaker 1: was gonna be the whole episode. It was like the battle,
Speaker 1: the battle, the battle lines are drawn. Here we go
Speaker 1: and boundaries are being invaded again and crossed without permission,
Speaker 1: and Laura is gonna getting a maserati and head over
Speaker 1: to Emily's and give her what for. My take on
Speaker 1: it is this Rory loves making her grandparents happy. Yes,
Speaker 1: I also don't think she's so anti all of it.
Speaker 1: She likes her fancy school. Remember in episode one she
Speaker 1: was so excited to get into Chiltern. She is not
Speaker 1: as put off by the fanciness of it that Laurela is.
Speaker 1: It's not necessarily Rory's like I must have this or entitlement.
Speaker 1: She just doesn't find it awful. But I think from
Speaker 1: Rory's point of view growing up the way she has,
Speaker 1: she doesn't want to face or experience any more familial battles.
Speaker 1: It's like, Mom, well you just put down your sword.
Speaker 1: This is all good stuff. I don't have to fight
Speaker 1: your battles with you or for you anymore. I'm done.
Speaker 1: I want to do this thing. This is good for me.
Speaker 1: I think it's nice. You know, my grandparents are being
Speaker 1: really great with me, and so this is making creating
Speaker 1: even more anxiety inside of Laurel. You're right, she spelled
Speaker 1: it out pretty clearly, like, hey, I'm I don't have
Speaker 1: any reason like why I wouldn't want to do this,
Speaker 1: and it makes Graham was so happy, Right, well do it? Yeah,
Speaker 1: why don't we just relax? I don't have a bone
Speaker 1: to pick with my grandmother and grandfather. You know, you
Speaker 1: you you keep you know, keeping this hatred alive in
Speaker 1: this this this division alive. But what's so awful about
Speaker 1: the mom? They're pretty great to me, and they they're
Speaker 1: pretty great to her too. They tolerate her. I mean,
Speaker 1: god darn it, what happened? What happened between this family?
Speaker 1: And that's what they don't show, which is so maddening,
Speaker 1: Which is so wonderful about the show. It's like, what happened?
Speaker 1: How bad were those fights? Can you imagine those fights
Speaker 1: that they had when she was sixteen and I'm pregnant,
Speaker 1: or be a nice night and dad can be there
Speaker 1: and we can listen battle box with Deean to get
Speaker 1: him to hold my hand down. Yeah, I think I
Speaker 1: think every child's instinct or every kid's instinct who is uh,
Speaker 1: you know, there's there's not a mother or a father
Speaker 1: in the home or whatever, their instinct if they have
Speaker 1: the opportunity is to bring the family back together. That
Speaker 1: is in the psychology and the psychological makeup of every
Speaker 1: child that comes from a somewhat broken home. If it's
Speaker 1: not a completely horrible person that they're calling forth back
Speaker 1: into the family, right. So it's so, it's so I
Speaker 1: think Rory has a lot of that where she's mature
Speaker 1: enough to see the benefit for this for her and
Speaker 1: for her mom. Pretty great. These people are pretty great.
Speaker 1: It's it's taking you know, the adult view of things
Speaker 1: over time. Mom, this is gonna work out great for me,
Speaker 1: and it's also going to work out great for you.
Speaker 1: So I really see now that Rory is the lead
Speaker 1: character in the show, showing everybody how to live their
Speaker 1: lives and bury the hatchet and come back as a family.
Speaker 1: So this is really a very slow motion revolution, coming
Speaker 1: back to what once was and maybe even making it better.
Speaker 1: And she's carrying the torch for it without really being
Speaker 1: pushy about it, but she's just so mom, this is
Speaker 1: what I want. Yeah, how great did Laura La look
Speaker 1: at the debutmball? Oh, speaking of which we could have
Speaker 1: talked to Brenda about. That was the perfect dress, Like
Speaker 1: she fits in there perfectly with that little bit of edge,
Speaker 1: like you know when the Bartenders and the aim and
Speaker 1: the whole, you know, she's still her but she's not
Speaker 1: awkward or out of place ever at those Oh no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: she's she's of she's cut from that cloth. With Christopher
Speaker 1: saying with Christopher, yes, with the clever little quick lines,
Speaker 1: and and I just he just I'll say it again.
Speaker 1: He isn't a serious person. He's not a grown up yet,
Speaker 1: he's not a fully formed the part of a grown up. Right.
Speaker 1: What did you think of their dance? Because I think
Speaker 1: that his father and his mother were really harsh. They
Speaker 1: were praying, they were I mean, they must have crucified him. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they really missed him up. Oh boy, father, what did
Speaker 1: you think of Christopher and laure life dance at Miss
Speaker 1: Patty's Because it was pretty awesome. I thought it was
Speaker 1: pretty nice. Yeah, yeah, I thought, yeah, they rehearsed the
Speaker 1: hell out of that and pulled her off beautiful, and
Speaker 1: they both danced well. And you also, she moves very well,
Speaker 1: she's she's very light on her feet, and she's a
Speaker 1: she's a terrific dancer. And I think it's important to
Speaker 1: the characters because you realize, like, wow, these two have
Speaker 1: danced before. These two were on the path that now
Speaker 1: Rory and Dean are going to actually go to the ball,
Speaker 1: but they knew the aunts. They have that connection. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they have their shot. Get over the diner. I'll show
Speaker 1: you how to dance. You want to dance. You know,
Speaker 1: we're not there yet. But there are so many epic
Speaker 1: there really are, right. I was writing them all down
Speaker 1: and then I just there was they were coming so fast.
Speaker 1: I couldn't write that fast. I was, oh my god,
Speaker 1: I have like a thousand lines. I love it. Here,
Speaker 1: go through, let's go through. Let's go through. Okay, we'll
Speaker 1: go out of order. I'll give you my favorite lines,
Speaker 1: and one will lead us right into the pop culture
Speaker 1: favorite lines. One is obviously Hello Sailor, Hello Sailor, and
Speaker 1: kids all irritated, and Rory says, I think you can
Speaker 1: do it without the Hello Sailor part. I thought that
Speaker 1: was amazing. I love It's Luke, just Luke. Mr Luke
Speaker 1: was right right right. The shakiest line which I mentioned, right,
Speaker 1: what is this a shakyse and these babies breath? What
Speaker 1: are we in a hospital with the book on the
Speaker 1: head spitting? That's back on right right? Um? Oh, I know.
Speaker 1: So Lorelai is talking to those women, which actually I
Speaker 1: do have something I want to ask you about. But
Speaker 1: and Christopher comes up and saves her, and she says,
Speaker 1: you saved me. I love you. I want to have
Speaker 1: your baby. It looks too late, kind of cornball city
Speaker 1: for me. Uh yeah, those are those, you know. I
Speaker 1: thought the whole thing was just dense again too, just
Speaker 1: so it felt a little it just sort of everything
Speaker 1: felt a little off from me in the beginning of
Speaker 1: the episode. It just for me, it just felt it
Speaker 1: got going, yeah, definitely, but it just felt um Riley,
Speaker 1: uh uh can you queue up the bombshell please? Oh god?
Speaker 1: I forgot. Oh yeah, I'm about to deliver. Wait will
Speaker 1: you wait one second before because I have one more question?
Speaker 1: Go ahead. What did you think of the scene on
Speaker 1: the patio in early in the episode, So Emily is
Speaker 1: having tea with her girlfriends and they are gossiping. I
Speaker 1: mean it was aggressive gossip, like about truly bishop and
Speaker 1: finding out that the husband had the other family at
Speaker 1: the Shaper's cocktail party and she threw an ice sculpture.
Speaker 1: I mean that was some you also saw that side
Speaker 1: of it, but there is aggressive gossiping and like very
Speaker 1: the things you don't like. It made me realize and
Speaker 1: also re established how powerful a social force that Emily
Speaker 1: and and Richard are in Hartford. Um, she pretty much rains,
Speaker 1: so she's probably you know, she's the Queen of Hartford,
Speaker 1: the grand dum. If you will even say it, you'll
Speaker 1: be able to get your granddaughter in at the last
Speaker 1: minute because you're Emily Gilness right right. So she says
Speaker 1: she's she's she's a heavy heavyweight in that in that area,
Speaker 1: it was aggressive gossiping. I was like, they definitely depicted
Speaker 1: that accurately too. Whoa these ladies sit around and they're
Speaker 1: talking mad bleep about this other truly bishop. It made
Speaker 1: me want to play a round of golf at a
Speaker 1: Tony country club and then have lunch with a tartan rug.
Speaker 1: I wonder if some people are put off by that,
Speaker 1: like I don't. I would be interested to hear what
Speaker 1: people say. You know, obviously it was funny and entertaining,
Speaker 1: But if some people are like, woof, because it's gossipy, Well, everybody,
Speaker 1: I think everybody gossips. I don't. I don't think that
Speaker 1: is ecology says it's healthy. There's some element of gossip.
Speaker 1: It's why I probably were all fast night with celebrities,
Speaker 1: because there's some element of it that's like healthy for
Speaker 1: our PSYCHEA. Yeah, everybody gossips. Everybody gossips, but everybody else.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just it's a given. Tell people interact.
Speaker 1: I'm getting ready for the bomb show. All right, let's
Speaker 1: let's queue it up. An alien muffin, which people were like,
Speaker 1: why does she keep calling it an alien muffin? Okay,
Speaker 1: what are we observing here, Amy, We're observing a scene
Speaker 1: where in the episode, let's go ahead and play it. Um,
Speaker 1: hang on, what does she ask for? She x for
Speaker 1: a gum rapper to write down the phone the first
Speaker 1: So this is correct. Now, look there's a notebook, there's
Speaker 1: a note How did that happen? It just appeared? Bombshell boom?
Speaker 1: Where did that come from? Where did that come from?
Speaker 1: Okay was a no no, well maybe, but but she
Speaker 1: was writing down the gum wrapper. What happened? Now she's
Speaker 1: holding out? Yeah, yeah, that's a big deal. That was
Speaker 1: eagle eyes. I don't know that it's it's it's rises
Speaker 1: to the level of I was a debutante too. That's big.
Speaker 1: That's a big one, right, so I think you win
Speaker 1: this round. There was a lot of clown pillow in
Speaker 1: this too. Okay, yeah, there there there there, there was
Speaker 1: there there definitely back. It was almost like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: so what are we taking away from this episode? Why
Speaker 1: was this episode? Oh? Look, who has time? Who's dropped
Speaker 1: into a right fielder? Right fielder Danielle has decided to
Speaker 1: join us. Danielle was at the vet with the dog,
Speaker 1: so we will that's right. I know you don't know
Speaker 1: what has been happening, So just give your thoughts. Yes,
Speaker 1: I have so many thoughts. I did tune in for
Speaker 1: like the last like fifteen minutes so at least I
Speaker 1: heard like some of your blinds and stuff. But I
Speaker 1: will say that this episode and guy and I briefly
Speaker 1: spoke about it a little bit earlier, I loved it
Speaker 1: so much. I thought it was so good to see
Speaker 1: a different side of Laura Lae. And also like for
Speaker 1: a lot of the episode, I was like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: Laura la and Christopher like they need to just be together,
Speaker 1: like their chemistry is fired, Like it's so good. Something
Speaker 1: something wrong with you people, There's something wrong with you people.
Speaker 1: It was so sad for seriously wrong with you people.
Speaker 1: And she kind of goes on a limb. It's so
Speaker 1: like every girl's nightmare where you like go and say
Speaker 1: it to the dude and then you're like, oh you
Speaker 1: have a girlfriend. Yeah. She was putting in a big
Speaker 1: effort there to batter eyelashes at him. Did you notice
Speaker 1: that kiss on the lips all the time. Yes. I
Speaker 1: was like like kids on the lips and boom, sorry,
Speaker 1: I'm seeing somebody else from Boston. You know, I need
Speaker 1: to I need to take a break. I'm sorry. You
Speaker 1: guys just talk about this stuff and again stops like
Speaker 1: getting hurt feelings. I know there is anyway, Daniel, go ahead,
Speaker 1: I don't mean to interrupt you, please, And I know
Speaker 1: those were my thoughts. And then I just for for
Speaker 1: the first not the first time, but like this this
Speaker 1: episode in particular, I just thought it was very fascinating
Speaker 1: the dynamic between Emily and Richard. And then I just
Speaker 1: got like heart wrenched with Richard realizing he's getting old,
Speaker 1: he's being phased out, like it's time for him for
Speaker 1: his identity not to be about work anymore, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. And he's just having that like self
Speaker 1: crisis moment where he's going to tell you all what happens.
Speaker 1: But but I got I got really sad. I was like,
Speaker 1: you know, like his identity has been all about work
Speaker 1: for so long and now that's not going to be
Speaker 1: his identity anymore, and like what that means for their
Speaker 1: relationship because his identity is what gives him their social status,
Speaker 1: you know, so wow, we can spend they can spend
Speaker 1: more time together, you know he can. But he's obviously
Speaker 1: a workaholic. He's that type a workaholic, and look at
Speaker 1: look at what he's built up. It fulfills him, it's
Speaker 1: what makes him feel like a contributing member of society.
Speaker 1: You gotta have it. I mean I always felt like, boy,
Speaker 1: I need to work. I have to have a job.
Speaker 1: I can't lay around every time. I don't vacation well
Speaker 1: unless i'm skiing, because I feel like I'm working, right,
Speaker 1: I'm working. Takes your mind away from it. Yeah, I'm hiking.
Speaker 1: He's rejecting the cocktail party and rejecting the umball like
Speaker 1: because his like, you know, identity is kind of starting
Speaker 1: to like too bad, too bad. He can't take the
Speaker 1: time to enjoy his success with Emily and go to
Speaker 1: these cocktail parties and you know, but he can't. He's
Speaker 1: busy because he feels he's busy worthless if he's not working,
Speaker 1: or he feels the pressure. It's like, now you know
Speaker 1: you're over six, do you go to the gym? You
Speaker 1: gotta work twice as hard to get a half the results.
Speaker 1: It's the reality. That's what That's what that's in in
Speaker 1: work parlance, that's what ED is experiencing. Don't fall, don't fall.
Speaker 1: What what were you with deputime? Hell no, no? Did
Speaker 1: you o? People that were yes? And I would say
Speaker 1: like during that time, I was like, oh, you know,
Speaker 1: so and so from schools, you know, doing that gets
Speaker 1: dressed up in the white dress. But it was just
Speaker 1: never my thing, never my thing. But a lot of
Speaker 1: friends of mine were. Do you hear that Riley was
Speaker 1: a debutante? No, you were. That is the fattest lie
Speaker 1: I've ever heard. I was absolutely not a de wu tan.
Speaker 1: I did everything in my power to not be a
Speaker 1: w T right right, you made the deal to get
Speaker 1: the cash. You took the cash. Ope, my parents. What
Speaker 1: you'd spent on the dress, I'll take into my account,
Speaker 1: you know, but it towards school or something else. That's
Speaker 1: so interesting. None of us me. I would have thought
Speaker 1: you might have been. I would have maybe, but you were.
Speaker 1: You missed that bar Oh, she was a big time
Speaker 1: to find. I don't know. Headlines in the San Francisco Chronicle.
Speaker 1: I mean there were huge stories that day, and they
Speaker 1: just bumped them all like Sugarman, very like back page
Speaker 1: of the calendar section or something. Yeah, I don't think
Speaker 1: so anyway, what else? What else should we on Earth
Speaker 1: about this episode? I know I was going to lead
Speaker 1: us into the pop culture with one of the best
Speaker 1: lines in the whole thing. So Riley, you'll have to
Speaker 1: go out of order. But it is when Laurlize says,
Speaker 1: nobody puts baby in a corner. And we all know
Speaker 1: why this line means so much because Kelly Bishops in
Speaker 1: the corner in Dirty Dancing, when that line is delivered
Speaker 1: by the most iconic Patrick Swayzy, most iconic that movie is.
Speaker 1: So I worked with him on a movie, Three Wishes.
Speaker 1: He I heard he was the nicest guy, and he was,
Speaker 1: but he was like it was bizarre how it was.
Speaker 1: It was. It was not just nice, it was he
Speaker 1: was just he came off like some kind of I
Speaker 1: don't know, almost yogic figure, like a yogi. I mean
Speaker 1: he was so centered and yes, yeah, I mean and
Speaker 1: and any time, and he wanted to get to know everybody.
Speaker 1: And I mean, you know, stars of that stature don't
Speaker 1: sit down and have lunch with people like me, and
Speaker 1: he did not just on one occasion. I was on
Speaker 1: that film for three or four months, and we sat
Speaker 1: down and had lunch frequently, and it was I mean,
Speaker 1: he was just the nicest, giving me all this guidance,
Speaker 1: and I'd ask him a ton of questions and he
Speaker 1: smile and he laughed. I mean, what a nice guy.
Speaker 1: Um and marry Elizabeth mastro Antonio was on that phone,
Speaker 1: so she was the same way. She was the same way.
Speaker 1: So you had these two people that were just like
Speaker 1: these I don't know, they were just like more highly
Speaker 1: evolved beings. You know what's crazy about Dirty Dancing is
Speaker 1: like it wasn't such a big movie when it first opened.
Speaker 1: It was over time, it's become this massive movie. And
Speaker 1: then he had another one with ghosts, so you're like, God,
Speaker 1: this guy is like just a massive movie star, oh,
Speaker 1: massive movie star. And you know he was playing that
Speaker 1: type of a character anyway, like a magical man that
Speaker 1: comes like some kind of traveler who comes into their
Speaker 1: lives and um in, oh god, I know, what a
Speaker 1: what a great guy, what a great guy. You just
Speaker 1: fall in love with him right away, right away. That's
Speaker 1: my favorite here. He's just so dream body movie mm hmm.
Speaker 1: But I mean to use whoever thought of doing this,
Speaker 1: use the line nobody puts baby in a corner with
Speaker 1: the person that was in that movie in that scene.
Speaker 1: I mean, Kelly, I know we've talked about it before.
Speaker 1: It was amazing and Dirty Dancing too well, and everything
Speaker 1: she does very gifted, very very gifted, all right, Rady
Speaker 1: time for a little pop culture once and a guitar accompaniment,
Speaker 1: acoustic accompaniment or no this time. I don't think it
Speaker 1: would be complete without right answer, um and going straight
Speaker 1: into that beautiful segue Loria I says, nobody puts baby
Speaker 1: in a corner and a couple of facts. Um. Actually,
Speaker 1: at thirty five years old, Patrick Swayze was older than
Speaker 1: the role of Johnny by ten years and was only
Speaker 1: eight years younger than Kelly Bishop at the time, which
Speaker 1: is really interesting. And Patrick Swayze insisted on doing his
Speaker 1: own stunts. During the log scene. He kept on falling
Speaker 1: off the log and injured his knee so badly that
Speaker 1: they had to drain the fluid from his knee from
Speaker 1: the swelling, and that wonderful Kellerman result result That wonderful
Speaker 1: Klerman resort is now the Mountain Lake Lodge Hotel and
Speaker 1: many fans make the trip up to this hotel every year.
Speaker 1: And the lake at the hotel at Mountain Lake Lodge
Speaker 1: dried up in two thousand two and has been dry
Speaker 1: ever since. But if you visit the lake today you
Speaker 1: will see a stone in memory of Patrick Swayze, which
Speaker 1: is kind of cool. I know, Um, the song She's
Speaker 1: like the Wind was co written by Patrick Swayze and
Speaker 1: sung by Patrick And actually Val Kilmer was initially offered
Speaker 1: the lead but declined that's crazy. By the way, That's
Speaker 1: so crazy. Would not be the same movie with Val Kilmer. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but he was offered. Val Kimmel was offered everything. He
Speaker 1: was like it was it went to Tom Cruise Forest.
Speaker 1: If Tom Cruise said no, it might have gone to
Speaker 1: Val Kilmer. And you know what I mean, there was
Speaker 1: like a Top five was Val Kilmer's call sign and
Speaker 1: Top Gun iceman He'll always be yes. I can't wait
Speaker 1: till that Top Gun movie comes out. Is that thing
Speaker 1: ever coming out? Top Gun too? You know I was
Speaker 1: supposed to come out in like got moved because of
Speaker 1: the pandemic. Got moved. I'm like, come on, I'm dying
Speaker 1: to see it. Anyway. I removed my secret microphone from
Speaker 1: the Tom Cruise communicates with me from my fireplace. It's
Speaker 1: not there anymore. I moved. I haven't had it installed again.
Speaker 1: You guys are just setting these up, these pop cultures
Speaker 1: up for me just to transition right in. Because that's
Speaker 1: what you're doing. I just make my job so much easier.
Speaker 1: Minds the strobe lights every once a while, Laura I says,
Speaker 1: now I know you would rather sit through Endless Love
Speaker 1: then be a part of this scene again when she's
Speaker 1: talking to Christopher about the debut Tom Ball So Endless
Speaker 1: Love American romantic drama film starring Brookshields and Martin Hewitt Um.
Speaker 1: This is the movie debut for Tom Cruise and Tom
Speaker 1: Cruise is very brief appearance in this movie is critical
Speaker 1: to the movie's plot m hm. And during the sexy
Speaker 1: love making scene the not very the director squeeze brookshields
Speaker 1: big toe off camera to provoke a reaction that would
Speaker 1: look like she was having a good time. Wink wink um.
Speaker 1: Terry Shields was very protective of her daughter, always keeping
Speaker 1: near and she appears as one of the nurses in
Speaker 1: the mental hospital. And the film was also noted to
Speaker 1: have one of the most spectacular one man stunt displays
Speaker 1: when Hugh Butterfield gets hit by a car in New
Speaker 1: York City and goes feed over feet over head, feet
Speaker 1: over feet, head over feet, girl, head over feet, there
Speaker 1: we go mass overt coot wait Riley was this also
Speaker 1: the movie with Iron zerring or am I sing that up?
Speaker 1: And that's a different movie that we're talking about this week.
Speaker 1: So it was rumored and I double checked and iron
Speaker 1: Zering did have something else previously, but he was in this.
Speaker 1: He was it wasn't his debut and I was there,
Speaker 1: but it wasn't Steve Sanders. Iron Zering was also an
Speaker 1: Endless Love crazy. Has anyone in this group ever seen
Speaker 1: Endless Love? Who's in it? Brook Shields? It was like
Speaker 1: a big brook Shields movie. It was not where she
Speaker 1: gets on the island with Christopher Atkins. I know that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I didn't see that one either. Uh, Endless Love. There's
Speaker 1: a big song associated with that. Hello. Yeah and all right,
Speaker 1: all right, yeah I used to drive by his house
Speaker 1: every day. Oh my god, I love him so much. Alright. Um,
Speaker 1: so Rory asked Laura life know, I don't. I didn't
Speaker 1: watch brook Shields movies. I didn't watch Endless Love. And
Speaker 1: actually it's gonna come out with on YouTube. There's gonna
Speaker 1: be people gonna go back get archival footage of me
Speaker 1: weeping with a box of tissues down of the slap
Speaker 1: right in my tuxedo. No, it didn't happen. I just
Speaker 1: not just not really excited. Interrupted. Um I'm very excited
Speaker 1: for this one. We're going back to to the top.
Speaker 1: Laura Lee says, we didn't know we were walking in
Speaker 1: on The Lion King without the puppet heads when they
Speaker 1: walk in on. Emily and Richard and The Lion King
Speaker 1: is American animated musical film, as well as a very
Speaker 1: successful Broadway play starting in. The show features over two
Speaker 1: hundred puppets, and it took over thirty seven thousand hours
Speaker 1: to create the show's puppets and masks for the film.
Speaker 1: The actual animated film, Frank Welker provided all the lion roarers.
Speaker 1: Not a single recording of an actual lion roaring was
Speaker 1: used because the producers wanted specific sounding roars to each lion.
Speaker 1: Final fact wrapping this out, Jonathan Taylor Thomas voiced the
Speaker 1: character of young Simba moving on Laura Line, Christopher sit
Speaker 1: in his new car, are and more Lisas. George Lucas
Speaker 1: wishes he had this sound system. George Walton Lucas Jr.
Speaker 1: Is American film director, producer, screenwriter, and entrepreneur. George Lucas
Speaker 1: is most known for creating Star Wars and to assure
Speaker 1: the proper presentation of his work, lucasfilm Mr. Lucas's production
Speaker 1: company created THX for the Perfect Sound and Video um.
Speaker 1: George Lucas's dog was a major influence on his work.
Speaker 1: The dog's name, Indiana, became the name of Harrison Ford's
Speaker 1: character in the Any R. Jones series, and the look
Speaker 1: of Chewbacca, Han Solo's faithful sidekick in the Star Wars
Speaker 1: series was based on Lucas's dog as well. That George
Speaker 1: Lucas he just keeping it real. Rory is trying to
Speaker 1: convince Dean into coming to the ball. As Amy continues,
Speaker 1: Rory says, remember that I'll be watching battle Boats with
Speaker 1: you for a month, which Amy also referenced earlier. Battle
Speaker 1: Bots is American robot combat television series. Comedy Central's first
Speaker 1: season premiered in two thousand and it's fifth and last
Speaker 1: season ended in two thousand two. The bots can way
Speaker 1: up two or fifty pounds, and battle Bots still exist today,
Speaker 1: and the world championship was held in Las Vegas this year.
Speaker 1: We're seeing it now Chicago. Dean is gone and we
Speaker 1: have stars hollows. He's fully fully stars hollowed. Yes, Rory
Speaker 1: is chatting with the other debutant as she gets ready
Speaker 1: and Rory says it could be a real circus kind
Speaker 1: of night. San Canadian entertainment company and as largest contemporary
Speaker 1: circus producer in the world. Some costume pieces and circles
Speaker 1: oh are made out of shower curtains, and one traveling
Speaker 1: show uses fifteen semi trucks for transportation of equipment. Many
Speaker 1: Olympians actually go on to be part of the different shows,
Speaker 1: whether it's synchronized swimming or gymnastics and circus. Lay has
Speaker 1: also incorporated shows from Michael Jackson and the Beatles. You know,
Speaker 1: the Rolling Stones use more trucks than that, these forty trucks,
Speaker 1: fifty trucks one day tour. Yeah, I also feel like
Speaker 1: Riley say, so you're really going to do? But that's it?
Speaker 1: Is it? Duck? I don't know do Rorygine and Lena
Speaker 1: are watching TV on the couch and lower Lias. Neil
Speaker 1: Young has got a thing on you? Got nothing on you? Sorry,
Speaker 1: my bad. Neil Young has got nothing that would be
Speaker 1: a different meaning, how dare you has a thing on you?
Speaker 1: What piece of information? Maybe? Neil Young is a Canadian
Speaker 1: American singer, songwriter, musician, and activists. Neil is widely regarded
Speaker 1: as the godfather of grunge, in part due to his
Speaker 1: pioneering use of feedback and distortion, not to mention his
Speaker 1: love for flannel shirts. Oh yes, Neil has offered one
Speaker 1: million dollars to headline Woodstock at ninety four, but turned
Speaker 1: it down for the best becoming too commercial. What am
Speaker 1: I playing right now? Neil Young song? Now? Want to so?
Speaker 1: I wasn't dinner last Friday, and I learned that Neil
Speaker 1: Young is married to Darrell Hannah. I had no idea,
Speaker 1: no idea for a while. Yeah, they're making it work.
Speaker 1: Laura I tells Rory she's lucky to have someone to
Speaker 1: complain to. After seeing Luke and Jess argue, Laura said,
Speaker 1: Laura I says, oh, check you kill me. Checky Green
Speaker 1: born Fred Sheldon Greenfield is an American comedian. Checky was
Speaker 1: well medicated when he crashed his Oldsmobile into the Caesar's
Speaker 1: Palace fountains. As his car was drenched under geishers of water,
Speaker 1: Shacky merely turned to the windshield turned on the windshield wipers.
Speaker 1: When the cops arrived, he rolled down his window and asked,
Speaker 1: what no spray wax. Shacky's passion for horse racing a
Speaker 1: horse named Shacky Green was the front runner in nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy three Kentucky Derby. Fascinating name a horse? Check Green?
Speaker 1: Okay wow uh. Rory tells Lorela she talked to Emily
Speaker 1: and she's going to be a debutante. Lorelie says Roy.
Speaker 1: That's like accepting the position as the drummer in Spinal Tap.
Speaker 1: This is Spinal Tap, American mockumentary film co written and
Speaker 1: directed by Rob Reiner in his directorial debut, I did
Speaker 1: a recording with the original drummer, the drummer and spinal
Speaker 1: taps his name, Rick Something, British guy, fan, fabulous drummer,
Speaker 1: who's the jam with him every Sunday night at the
Speaker 1: Kiddet's room and Cancer Stallion. It's pretty cool in Hollywood.
Speaker 1: You what's his name? Rick? What's his name? Rick? Look
Speaker 1: it up cast of spinal Tap. Rick Something, just a
Speaker 1: fabulous doing it drummer. I did. I did like three
Speaker 1: or four songs with him back in the night. Now,
Speaker 1: Rick Parnell, Yes, Jerry, that was the name of the guy.
Speaker 1: Don't don't, I didn't look it up. Don't play baby
Speaker 1: in the Corner's dad? Oh, thank you? Laura, Emily and
Speaker 1: Laura la Are talking about the deb tom Paul, Laura
Speaker 1: la I says, I'm still convince she had something to
Speaker 1: do with Lily Tomlin doing that movie with Tronda John Travolta,
Speaker 1: which with this one, Yes, this is the movie Moment
Speaker 1: by Moment, n American romantic drama film written and directed
Speaker 1: by Jane Wagner and Starry Lilily Tomlin and John Travolta
Speaker 1: is widely considered a catastrophe, catastrophe of a film history,
Speaker 1: and has been blamed for nearly sinking the movie claters
Speaker 1: assisted until this what's her name of the movie? Who's
Speaker 1: the movie? Moment by Moment and Travolta and Tomlin together,
Speaker 1: Was it a rom romantic thing? Or yes? The movies
Speaker 1: like she lives in some town and he's the young
Speaker 1: sort of never do well. I don't know, and then
Speaker 1: right right they have a play and it almost ruined
Speaker 1: both their rors before they get off the ground. You
Speaker 1: can find that thing on story. How are you going
Speaker 1: to ruin the career of a Lily Tomlin? She's hysterically
Speaker 1: funny and brilliant. You can't ruin her career with a B. Yeah.
Speaker 1: But but but there's so many other avenues that she
Speaker 1: can take. I mean, she's a comedian, right, she's a
Speaker 1: she's a comedic actress, and she's okay after this, But
Speaker 1: who even did this movie existing? Did Lily Tomlin do
Speaker 1: stand up? Probably? Yeah, But I mean she's this genius,
Speaker 1: incredible shrinking woman nine to five and now, Grayson Frankie
Speaker 1: love Lily Tomlin. One ring a danging toe ring a
Speaker 1: dang it. Hear me in that chair on electric That
Speaker 1: was scary with a huge chair, little girl, an incredible
Speaker 1: shrinking woman. Fully breaked me out, fully creaked me out,
Speaker 1: but she's still danking. Grayson Frankie. If you haven't watched it,
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Speaker 1: this episode was probably one of our best ever. Probably
Speaker 1: twenty minutes too long, but still real good guys. You
Speaker 1: can't cut anything out. It's it's like there are different
Speaker 1: forms of gold. Right. Yeah, this is like a Bonzie one.
Speaker 1: But I do feel like we're all all on her
Speaker 1: game today. All right, So that's it. What are we
Speaker 1: watching next? We have episode seven like Mother Like Daughter,
Speaker 1: No great job, guys, huh, we're back. We have a
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Speaker 1: She's my battery mate. She's she's, she's calling the pitches.
Speaker 1: I'm throwing the pitches. You know. She's, she's, she's, she's
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