Speaker 1: I am all in.
Speaker 2: I am all in with Scott Patterson an iHeartRadio podcast.
Speaker 1: Hey everybody, Scott Patterson. I'm all in podcasts one of
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Speaker 1: I Heart Figs. I Heard Popcorn Pop Culture, Season six,
Speaker 1: episode seventeen. I'm okay, you're okay, Paris answers the door.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, I am joined by my intrepid crew. Here. Uh,
Speaker 1: Suzanne is holding something to her head.
Speaker 3: Are you what happened to Suzanne?
Speaker 4: It's an ice pack because I had my surgery that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I can't take ibuprofen yet, so I'm using an ice pack.
Speaker 5: Wait, let us see, And how come you can't take
Speaker 5: ivuy PROFI it's my boo boo bear.
Speaker 1: That's cute, actually an ice packed boo boo bear.
Speaker 3: How come you can't take ib prope And is that
Speaker 3: like a part of it? That's well, just because.
Speaker 4: It's I'm just now twenty four hours out and it
Speaker 4: can increase bleeding. So oh, I took also, but tilt
Speaker 4: all takes a while.
Speaker 3: Doesn't Tunnel?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 5: If Tunnel's an advertiser, they're great.
Speaker 3: But if they're not, I don't work as good as.
Speaker 7: That dedication just for two minutes.
Speaker 4: I need to ice it and then just roll her
Speaker 4: out of surgery.
Speaker 1: She's not even fully recovered. She's still on the podcast
Speaker 1: exactly taras suit Daniel Romo. Paris answers the door to
Speaker 1: find Logan, wanting to speak with Rory. Logan barges past
Speaker 1: Paris and into the apartment. Rory, go away, Logan, Paris,
Speaker 1: no one invited you. Get out now before I go.
Speaker 1: Bonaducci on your ass, Logan, I'm not going away. I'm
Speaker 1: not going anyway. We're gonna talk. Danny Bonaducci is a
Speaker 1: radio personality, actor, and professional wrestler. He's a professional wrestler.
Speaker 1: Really yeah, oh boy. Bonna Ducci became famous as a
Speaker 1: child actor in a seventy sitcom, The Partridge Family, which
Speaker 1: I watched religiously.
Speaker 5: And remember our whole tie to Bonnaducci because Jack and Stretch,
Speaker 5: who were the extras in the diner, because remember they
Speaker 5: were I got him that gig with you because they
Speaker 5: wanted to show Bonaducci, who we all worked with, that
Speaker 5: anybody could get parts.
Speaker 3: And then they just kept getting parts.
Speaker 1: So when Paris says she's going to go, Bonaducci on
Speaker 1: your ass. She's referring to Danny Bonaducci's time as a
Speaker 1: celebrity boxer. Did you know Danny met his current wife,
Speaker 1: a school teacher named Amy, at a Starbucks while he
Speaker 1: was crying over his divorce from former wife Gretchen. And
Speaker 1: if you're gonna gesticulate in that way, you're gonna do
Speaker 1: it at a Starbucks, not a coffee bean.
Speaker 3: A Starbucks.
Speaker 1: You don't want to do it a coffee You want
Speaker 1: to do that kind of thing as a Starbucks. Then
Speaker 1: they'll give you free use of the bathroom, matter who
Speaker 1: you are.
Speaker 6: I went to school with the Bona Duccies. Really not weird,
Speaker 6: it will not then, but there there children.
Speaker 5: Wait, you're that eight, you're they're that whoa? I can't
Speaker 5: figure out if you're that old or they're that young
Speaker 5: or what. Wait, you went to school with Danny and Gretchen's.
Speaker 6: Well, no, so Danny's niece. But they were always there,
Speaker 6: Danny's niece. It was in my grade.
Speaker 5: No way.
Speaker 3: I went to their house, not the new wife, but Gretchen.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 5: I've spent many day and night with Danny Bonaducci. By me,
Speaker 5: it's quite pleasant and nice.
Speaker 7: That was nice Yeah, great, that explains a lot.
Speaker 3: Wait that known Luke is on the phone when Laura
Speaker 3: Lai walks into the room.
Speaker 5: Did you not hear me screaming? You were screaming like
Speaker 5: Janetly in Psycho, I was on the phone. Why were
Speaker 5: you screaming? There was a spider in the shower. Psycho
Speaker 5: is a nineteen sixty American horror film produced and directed
Speaker 5: by Alfred Hitchcock, which I've never seen, but I did
Speaker 5: see that sort of scene for Seene remake that Vince
Speaker 5: Vaughan did.
Speaker 3: Do you guys know about that?
Speaker 5: So nineteen sixty Psycho like super big movie, like humongous,
Speaker 5: and then Vince Vaughn and like Anna Haitian maybe a
Speaker 5: few others. I think it was a scene for scene recreation.
Speaker 5: So it was exactly the same movie, but for some
Speaker 5: reason not.
Speaker 8: Quit Oh, like the entire movie, not just the scene.
Speaker 5: Entire movie, scene for scene for scene for scene for
Speaker 5: scene for scene. Oh, Gus Van Sant directed it. So anyway,
Speaker 5: it's weird that it's seen for scene for scene but
Speaker 5: not as good. And Janet Lee am I correct that
Speaker 5: that is Jamie Lee Curtis's mother.
Speaker 3: Jamie Lee Curtis's mother.
Speaker 8: Wait, but they spell it leave differently.
Speaker 5: Correct because the Lee is maybe the Lee, but they
Speaker 5: spelled it different because Curtis. Tony Curtis is her father,
Speaker 5: so that's why her last name is Curtis. So maybe
Speaker 5: they did the Lee because she's Jantly, but they yeah,
Speaker 5: different spelling.
Speaker 8: Oh you're right, yeah, Jamie Lee Curtis.
Speaker 5: Brushing life right now, by the way, like getting all
Speaker 5: the role in the wards, just being awesome, like way
Speaker 5: to be awesome? Anyway, did you know? Director Alfred Hitchcock
Speaker 5: bought the rights to the novel anonymously from Robert Block
Speaker 5: for nine thousand dollars. He then bought up as many
Speaker 5: copies of the novel he could. Oh, to keep the
Speaker 5: ending a secret. Oh, the ending is a fricking crazy twist.
Speaker 5: Do you guys know the ending?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 6: What is the ending?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 5: I don't want to spoil it for anyone that hasn't
Speaker 5: seen a movie in nineteen sixty. But so basically Norman Baits,
Speaker 5: which the whole thing is kind of interesting because then
Speaker 5: they did Bates Motel. But so Norman Bates is the murderer, right,
Speaker 5: so he goes into the motel rooms and murders people
Speaker 5: and you think that he's up in the big mansion,
Speaker 5: the creepy one that's on the universal tour with his mother.
Speaker 3: But the ending is you find out the and Suzanne
Speaker 3: keep me honest that the.
Speaker 5: Mother has died and he's living with the dead body
Speaker 5: of the dead mother.
Speaker 1: That's who he's having conversations with and arguments with.
Speaker 5: Pretty great.
Speaker 3: So then high then watching Bates Motel. So basically that
Speaker 3: did did you guys ever see Bates Motel?
Speaker 5: The show? So Freddie Himore plays the young Norman. It
Speaker 5: was I got like halfway through it. I need to
Speaker 5: finish it because it is good. Freddy Himore, I.
Speaker 3: Just go on a lemon and say, oh I love it.
Speaker 8: Yes, what's the doctor show?
Speaker 3: He does the Good Doctor, the Good Doctor. Yes, good,
Speaker 3: but it's ending.
Speaker 8: I know it is really good.
Speaker 1: I just had five figs.
Speaker 3: I just say two rolls.
Speaker 6: I had a Chick fil A sandwich.
Speaker 1: FI Newtons, no figs.
Speaker 3: Like, so you're healthy?
Speaker 6: I thought you have you allergic to figscut it's one
Speaker 6: thing I can't eat.
Speaker 1: What happens?
Speaker 6: What happens when you yeah, red scratchy eyes, itchy, itchy throw,
Speaker 6: heavy breathing.
Speaker 8: Like that, like like tragedy.
Speaker 5: Good you eat figs.
Speaker 6: Don't die, but I do get very uncomfy.
Speaker 5: That sounds bad, like mostly if I just eat something
Speaker 5: that I shouldn't eat, it's just diarrhea.
Speaker 3: I love to talk about diary.
Speaker 7: I'll I'll just keep it moving, just keep running, just
Speaker 7: keep it flowing.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 8: So Luke is taking the spiders from the shower outside.
Speaker 9: Luke says, Okay, I'm going to take these guys outside
Speaker 9: any particular place you want them. Lourl I says, yeah,
Speaker 9: someplace shady, shelter from the elements, and ideally near a
Speaker 9: talking pig. Lorelei is referring to the spiders near a
Speaker 9: talking pig like Charlotte's Web by Ebe White, And did
Speaker 9: you know the story is based on Ebe White's real
Speaker 9: farm in Maine, where he admired a spider becoming a mother,
Speaker 9: and he was so captivated by it that when he
Speaker 9: had to leave for New York, he took a spider
Speaker 9: sack with him in a candy box with holes punched
Speaker 9: in it, and placed it on his mirro the sack
Speaker 9: hatch and he was amazed. But then someone cleaned out,
Speaker 9: clean everything out, and the spiders that.
Speaker 5: Movie's too sad for me.
Speaker 3: No, can't that too sad? Who dies the pig or
Speaker 3: the spider?
Speaker 4: The spider so sad? Yeah, it's very sad. Zach shows
Speaker 4: up at missus Kim's store to discuss Mary Englaane and
Speaker 4: missus Kim says, I thought you were a musician. Well, yeah,
Speaker 4: I am, and this is your true calling. Yes, but
Speaker 4: that doesn't mean i'mant to drugs or looking to do
Speaker 4: the whole Baby Shambles thing. I just like to play
Speaker 4: Baby Shambles.
Speaker 1: Oh, I guess I'll get the explanation. I'm going up.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you right now. Baby Shambles was an English
Speaker 4: rock band established in London. The band was formed by
Speaker 4: Pete Doherty during a hiatus from The Libertines, and Baby
Speaker 4: Shambles members had issues with drug abuse, with guitarist Patrick
Speaker 4: Walden leaving the band because of the drugs. And did
Speaker 4: you know when Kate Moss dated Pete Doherty from Baby Shambles,
Speaker 4: she was once photographed doing cocaine during a recording session.
Speaker 4: It was all over the cover of tabloid in the
Speaker 4: UK with the headline high as Kate.
Speaker 5: I did not know any of that.
Speaker 3: Every single thing you just said was new to me.
Speaker 3: She came through for Johnny, so it's all good.
Speaker 8: Weirdly, I just thought of the same thing, all good.
Speaker 7: What else?
Speaker 6: Lorelai and Rory are rushing to clean the house before
Speaker 6: Emily and Richard arrive for dinner, and Laura Lai says,
Speaker 6: just throw away or hide anything that might be incriminating.
Speaker 6: Rory says incriminating. Laura I says yes, anything that can
Speaker 6: could or might lead to a conversation about anything. Rory says,
Speaker 6: how about this, Lauraai, are you kidding me? A freckled,
Speaker 6: half naked Lindsay Lohan on the cover of Vanity Fair
Speaker 6: skin cancer, drug abuse, anorexia, bra shopping, Just dump it?
Speaker 6: Lindsay Lohan was on was first on the cover of
Speaker 6: Vanity Fair in June of two thousand and four, called
Speaker 6: the Queen of Teen. She was only eighteen at the
Speaker 6: time in a swimsuit, but in this scene the magazine
Speaker 6: issue she is featured in is from and six, where
Speaker 6: Lindsay is wearing a white swim suit and opens up
Speaker 6: about her food and drug addictions.
Speaker 2: Did you Know?
Speaker 6: Although she is known for acting, her debut album Speak
Speaker 6: was certified for platinum sales in the United States, so good.
Speaker 6: I remember the entire album. What's your favorite song?
Speaker 1: Car?
Speaker 8: I mean rumors has to be like, never heard.
Speaker 3: The album, but I know her. What's your favorite Lindsay
Speaker 3: Lohan movie.
Speaker 6: Freaky Friday with Jimmie Lee Curtis.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, If she does a platinum record, why
Speaker 1: didn't she go out on tour and continue.
Speaker 7: She kind of did.
Speaker 8: Think she did go on tour. Yeah, she did, like,
Speaker 8: but she did the one album.
Speaker 1: She didn't do another album.
Speaker 6: No, I think that she had some other songs that
Speaker 6: didn't do so, you know, it's funny. Obviously she had
Speaker 6: great music Parents Friday great music. No, it was great music.
Speaker 6: There were there were some definite bops on there. But
Speaker 6: when I think of Lindsay Lohan, I just think of
Speaker 6: mickenos Oh.
Speaker 3: I just think, oh my god, I think the picture.
Speaker 1: Did hear some reality show about that?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think so beach.
Speaker 1: Sure, but it didn't go well, right, it didn't.
Speaker 3: It wasn't big.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 9: Wait, you guys she released music in twenty twenty. I
Speaker 9: told you she did have more songs, but but but
Speaker 9: it was just one. Everything else is from two thousand
Speaker 9: and four.
Speaker 5: You guys didn't when you think of Linda Lhuan, I
Speaker 5: immediately go to the photo of Brittany, Lindsay and Paris
Speaker 5: in the front of that car.
Speaker 1: Oh. Yeah, I guess it doesn't matter. Bastion, Bac and
Speaker 1: I are going to take over the music business in
Speaker 1: the stadium at a time. Uh. And that same scene,
Speaker 1: Laurela and Roy continue to clean hides her flowers because
Speaker 1: she doesn't want her parents to feel welcomed in her house?
Speaker 1: Is that nice, LURLEI no, but I do have this
Speaker 1: incredibly bad smelling perfume that Luke gave me for Christmas
Speaker 1: last year that I could spray around the house. It's
Speaker 1: like cross between Loves Baby Soft and Curious by Britney Spears.
Speaker 1: Justina Loves Baby Soft perfume made its debut in nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy four, soft powdery scent and its classic bullet shaped
Speaker 1: pink bottle soon became the fragrance icon of the seventies.
Speaker 1: Curious is Britney spears first fragrance for Elizabeth Arden. The
Speaker 1: perfume was released September two thousand and forum was internationally successful.
Speaker 1: She reportedly earned fifty in chump change compared to Kardashian
Speaker 1: fifty two million from the endorsement. That's a day's pay
Speaker 1: for the Kardashians. But you know, as of July twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three, Britney Spears has made forty two fragrances.
Speaker 5: Does anybody want a little trivia?
Speaker 1: Sure?
Speaker 5: So in the commercial for Curious, there was like Britney
Speaker 5: and a guy kind of like running around or something,
Speaker 5: and then they were up against the wall Curious like that.
Speaker 5: And it is our friend and fellow podcast network mate,
Speaker 5: Eric Winter, who does a show with his wife Rosly.
Speaker 6: I do remember that Eric and.
Speaker 5: I have been friends since well before this whatever, like
Speaker 5: early two thousand maybe whatever, and he was on Days
Speaker 5: of our lives and then this was like a huge
Speaker 5: deal that he got this commercial with Britney Spears, and
Speaker 5: I just always remember being like going up to Eric
Speaker 5: and just be curious if.
Speaker 3: You find the spot. He was like sort of running around,
Speaker 3: and I just remember I.
Speaker 8: Remember that I had the perfume too.
Speaker 6: I mean, you were not a millennial if you didn't own.
Speaker 8: The blue one and the pink one. There was two,
Speaker 8: but the pink one was better.
Speaker 5: Suzanne, I think you and I are not millennials, because
Speaker 5: I'm not sure.
Speaker 8: Danielle do you remember and held the little like thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like ye, I had loves baby Soft, but I
Speaker 4: did not have curious.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Wait, what was the other one? What was it called
Speaker 5: scroll it?
Speaker 6: He loves babysoft?
Speaker 3: What's that that?
Speaker 4: You don't remember that everybody in middle school had loves
Speaker 4: baby Soft?
Speaker 3: I had white shoulders.
Speaker 5: Do you remember that?
Speaker 4: Oh no, that's like really old.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I was like really in that. I was like ATI's
Speaker 5: grandma y And do you remember that other one? May?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: And remember?
Speaker 3: Gosh, what was that other one that was so stinky? Suzanne?
Speaker 3: It was like eternity?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, everybody was wearing eternity and the boys were
Speaker 5: all wearing like recall as were before Axe Acts came
Speaker 5: along after us. I just prefer soap, dove soap, ivery soap.
Speaker 5: I'm just gonna go with the smell of soap. I
Speaker 5: did have a college boyfriend who's like, yeah, you smell
Speaker 5: like soap.
Speaker 2: That.
Speaker 9: Emily arrives at laurea Iz and sees that Suki is
Speaker 9: catering their dinner. Emily says, the wainscoting here is substandard.
Speaker 9: If you called me, I could have recommended a real
Speaker 9: professional lurl. I says, well, since mine was a fake professional.
Speaker 9: I got to pay him in Monopoly money. Monopoly is
Speaker 9: a board game and in the game, player's roll two
Speaker 9: dice to move around the game board, buying and trading
Speaker 9: properties and developing them with houses and hotels. Players collect
Speaker 9: rent from their opponents and aim to drive them into bankruptcy.
Speaker 1: And tell you something, Nick and I have wars.
Speaker 3: Have you ever finished a game? It's just songs so long?
Speaker 6: Have you ever played Monopoly Deal?
Speaker 5: What's that? No?
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, you guys are missing out. Monopoly Deal
Speaker 6: is a card game version of Monopoly, and you go
Speaker 6: through a game within fifteen minutes. But it's so fun,
Speaker 6: so so fun.
Speaker 3: Can you teach us?
Speaker 5: Not right now, but at some point I liked I
Speaker 5: sunk your battleship. Remember that one was so rad. We
Speaker 5: had the electronic version of that.
Speaker 9: Sh Monopoly was published in nineteen thirty five, which is
Speaker 9: eighty nine years ago. And did you know in nineteen
Speaker 9: seventy eight, the Nemen Marcus Christmas Catalog offered a chocolate
Speaker 9: Monopoly game for six honds.
Speaker 3: That's a lot of money in nineteen seventy I know,
Speaker 3: so that would be like a.
Speaker 1: Lot that could get right there? Six hundred bucks you
Speaker 1: get a Porsche.
Speaker 3: Although that would be fun. I don't know why it
Speaker 3: was so expensive.
Speaker 5: That seems like a I wonder if anyone's selling it, Like, okay, first,
Speaker 5: everything's expensive.
Speaker 8: Correct, No, you know someone saved that ew that's part
Speaker 8: of us.
Speaker 5: Do not eat chocolate from nineteen seventy eight, because you
Speaker 5: know why?
Speaker 3: Do you want to know why? Scott?
Speaker 5: What will happen to you if you eight Chacola from
Speaker 5: nineteen seventy eight.
Speaker 1: You'll become unbearably wonderful?
Speaker 8: What you'll have diarrhea?
Speaker 6: Let's flow into the next and that.
Speaker 4: Jackie and I worked on this one last night. Oh good,
Speaker 4: Laura I answers the front door and mouths to Luke
Speaker 4: that her parents are here. He turns around and Laurel
Speaker 4: I goes to sit back down at the dinner table,
Speaker 4: and Emily says, who was at the door? Laura I says, Oh,
Speaker 4: it was Ed McMahon. He's always showing up with these
Speaker 4: big cardboard checks. They're impossible to endorse, by the way.
Speaker 4: Ed McMahon is best known as Johnny Carson's sidekick on
Speaker 4: TVs The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson from nineteen sixty
Speaker 4: two to nineteen ninety two, and famously opened the show
Speaker 4: with his introduction, here's Johnny, And of course I have
Speaker 4: to throw in that our live event was in the theater.
Speaker 4: This all took place for so many years.
Speaker 1: What we're talking about. Wait a minute, we shot our thing,
Speaker 1: our live show. Yeah, that was that was Johnny Carson's theater.
Speaker 8: You know this, Scott, Yeah, they know.
Speaker 1: They asked him out. They said, no, this is jay
Speaker 1: Leno's theater. But I thought it was the same one
Speaker 1: and the same.
Speaker 5: You might be right. Wait, it definitely was jay Leno's.
Speaker 5: But wasn't Johnny Carson and Jay Leno in the same theater?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's the same.
Speaker 1: It was Johnny Carson's place. We're hanging in Johnny.
Speaker 7: On that because it was definitely jay Leno, we better
Speaker 7: double check.
Speaker 6: That's what everyone says, that it was Johnny Carson's before.
Speaker 1: Jay len Because I felt all those spirits in the room.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you felt the present. We feel ed because Ed.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean I was introducing people just like Ed McMahon.
Speaker 5: Had a pajama party. I had a pajama party with
Speaker 5: Ed McMahon and his wife on.
Speaker 3: A TV am. I no, no, No, it was for
Speaker 3: a TV show.
Speaker 8: I don't know what.
Speaker 3: Yes, I do. It's coming back to me.
Speaker 5: They were doing an interview with us in segment one
Speaker 5: and segment two was this Ladyhood invented these special pajamas
Speaker 5: that Oprah loved. So Ed McMahon was there while the
Speaker 5: rest everybody was in their pajamas.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can't believe I missed that.
Speaker 1: Did you ever meet Johnny Carson?
Speaker 5: I did not. No, Jay Leno, Yes, Ed McMahon yes, yeah.
Speaker 1: I've seen Jay Leno's stand up pack and.
Speaker 5: Johnny No. Murv Griffin Yes, I went on a week
Speaker 5: long trip with Merv Griffin when Seacrest did a game.
Speaker 1: Show for him in the yacht. You were on the yacht.
Speaker 3: On the yacht, I've talked about it.
Speaker 1: The yacht, Yeah, one of your many yachts, in one
Speaker 1: of my many.
Speaker 4: So, Laurla, I think she's referring to Ed McMahon working
Speaker 4: for publishers clearing house holding a big check, but in fact,
Speaker 4: he never did love it, worked for American Family Publishers,
Speaker 4: and he never ambushed winners with the check. Most people
Speaker 4: often get this reference raw and automatically associate him with
Speaker 4: the big checks. Even political figures reference Ed McMahon and
Speaker 4: these checks. This is called the Mandela effect, which is
Speaker 4: an observed phenomenon where a large segment of the population
Speaker 4: misremembers a significant event or shares a memory of my
Speaker 4: favorite thing on TikTok. It's my favorite thing on TikTok.
Speaker 4: Do you want me to give you Suzanne? You probably
Speaker 4: know the one The Berenstein.
Speaker 8: Bears, Yes, says know the book.
Speaker 3: The Berenstein Bears. It's Barren Stain Bears or.
Speaker 5: Is it stein nopetin sta?
Speaker 3: I M crazy?
Speaker 4: So did you know?
Speaker 8: I did not know this.
Speaker 4: Ed McMahon was a decorated Marine fighter pilot during World
Speaker 4: War Two, a few over eighty five combat missions and
Speaker 4: earned six Air medals. When he retired from USMC reserve
Speaker 4: status in nineteen eighty three, he went on to He
Speaker 4: went on to host Star Search full time, a show
Speaker 4: of which performers such as Britney Spears and our Sinio
Speaker 4: Hall his own successor to the show, were later discovered.
Speaker 1: Thanks for your service, Ed, Yeah.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Ed.
Speaker 3: Chocolate monopoly is kind of not what it's cute?
Speaker 6: Did?
Speaker 8: It looks cute that.
Speaker 5: Hotels and houses are not chocolate and the money is
Speaker 5: not chocolate.
Speaker 6: No, the money looks like it's I think it's.
Speaker 5: Just you think it's just not brown.
Speaker 3: It's just it's like, oh, so the houses and hotels
Speaker 3: must be chocolate too.
Speaker 5: Somebody should bring this back.
Speaker 3: I would buy this. That was six hundred dollars, but no.
Speaker 8: No, no, no, fifty bucks one hundred.
Speaker 3: I was going to say one hundred.
Speaker 6: Lorelei and Rory discussing their movie the previous Night, Lorlei
Speaker 6: size and starts to walk away, and she says, I mean,
Speaker 6: why even bother calling it Final Destination three at that point?
Speaker 6: Just call it now? You're really, really, really good.
Speaker 5: Totally felt this, like I felt this, And they were
Speaker 5: talking about all before destinations, like why are these people
Speaker 5: getting on roller coasters?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 5: I agree?
Speaker 6: Final Destination three is a film where a group of
Speaker 6: teens who escaped a fatal roller coaster face a bloody
Speaker 6: date with Yeah.
Speaker 5: Basically, it's like they were supposed to die on that
Speaker 5: roller coaster and if they didn't, death.
Speaker 8: Was going to get them.
Speaker 6: Laura keeps complaining about the absurd movie and questions how
Speaker 6: it was made into three different films. Did you know
Speaker 6: the cast members on the roller Coaster had to write
Speaker 6: it twenty six times on the same night in order
Speaker 6: to shoot the film's main premonition scene.
Speaker 2: A rouble.
Speaker 5: I would be vomiting. Rory is browsing an Anna store.
Speaker 5: Nineteen sixties pan Am Stewardess bag. Oh really a stewardest bag. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I have the stewardess that goes with it too, but
Speaker 5: it'll cost you. Pan Am was the first airline to
Speaker 5: fly worldwide and pioneered numerous innovations of the modern airline industry.
Speaker 5: It closed operations in nineteen ninety one. Being a pan
Speaker 5: Am stewardess was an extremely glamorous job, so glamorous that
Speaker 5: they tried to make a TV show out of it. Yeah.
Speaker 5: They were known for being beautiful and flying to exotic locations,
Speaker 5: and those bags were legit.
Speaker 3: I think when that move that TV show came out.
Speaker 8: The like the bags made it come back.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and they sent them around to like press. I
Speaker 5: wish I saved that because that bag was legit.
Speaker 8: It only lasted like one season, right, Yeah.
Speaker 5: It wasn't very popular, but there was famous people in it.
Speaker 5: And the bags are not They're kind of like you
Speaker 5: could easily.
Speaker 3: Get a rip in them. Speaking of Luke's stuffel.
Speaker 5: In twenty eleven, there was a TV series called Panama,
Speaker 5: Oh Hello, There we Go, based on fictional pilots and stewardesses.
Speaker 5: It starred, like I said, famous people, Christina Ricci, Margo Robbie,
Speaker 5: Corrine Vanasse and Kelly Garner.
Speaker 3: I only know the first two, but let's we should
Speaker 3: do a rewatch of that.
Speaker 5: Ju then you guys is having it back, even if
Speaker 5: I had to do it by myself in my room,
Speaker 5: I'm doing it.
Speaker 3: Bunheads rocks.
Speaker 1: Rory walks toward Laurel. I at the end, Roy, I'm
Speaker 1: getting three hot dogs tonight, and I'll tell you why
Speaker 1: I have Bugsy Malone running through my head, especially that
Speaker 1: scene where Scott Bao buys Flory Dugger a hot dog
Speaker 1: and he offers some mustard onions. Or Catch Up Without
Speaker 1: Bugsy Malone is a nineteen seventy six gangster musical comedy
Speaker 1: film written and directed by Alan Parker, starring Jody Foster,
Speaker 1: Scott Bayo, and John Cassisi and Major Rolls. The film
Speaker 1: is based loosely on events in New York and Chicago
Speaker 1: during the Prohibition eras, especially real life gangsters such as
Speaker 1: Al Capone and bugs. Did you know Scott Bail Yeah,
Speaker 1: first guy you think of for a gangster film, He's
Speaker 1: the first guy. It's like Scott Bao is like the
Speaker 1: Scorsese He was like for mean streets and taxi driver.
Speaker 1: Get me Scott Bao. He's not available. All right, we'll
Speaker 1: go with an area.
Speaker 5: Get me Chachi.
Speaker 4: People are laughing, but Chochi, yeah, Aridge see Bugsy Malone?
Speaker 7: Though it was so cute?
Speaker 3: Is this telling me that Chachi was in Bugsy Malone?
Speaker 1: No? It was a music It was a it was
Speaker 1: a musical comedy. Felt oh. I was like, what is
Speaker 1: It wasn't like like the real deal?
Speaker 5: Did you get me sing? Though?
Speaker 3: I'll give that to Scott Bao.
Speaker 5: Chachi can sing? I loved when Jonie Loves Chauci.
Speaker 1: Did you know the average age of all the child
Speaker 1: actress and actresses in the movie was twelve? Wow? Uh
Speaker 1: huh wow?
Speaker 8: All right.
Speaker 9: Laura is freaking out about her parents moving to Stars Hollow.
Speaker 9: She prefers them thirty miles away. Lourai says that Buffer
Speaker 9: is my mother's best friend. Take the Buffer away, and
Speaker 9: you've got Nancy Grace camping out on Miss Patty's low
Speaker 9: for a month.
Speaker 8: Rory says, Okay, you need to get a grip. Maybe
Speaker 8: Kirk is wrong.
Speaker 9: Nancy Grace is an American legal commentator and television journalist.
Speaker 9: She hosted Nancy Grace, a nightly celebrity news and current
Speaker 9: affairs show on HLN from two thousand and five to
Speaker 9: twenty sixteen. Lorli saying that the buffer is the thing
Speaker 9: that prevents her from killing her mom, and if she did,
Speaker 9: Nancy Grace would be camping out in front of her house.
Speaker 1: So good.
Speaker 5: I kind of remember Nancy Grace talking about some murderer
Speaker 5: and being like, if it walks like a duck and
Speaker 5: talks like a duck, it's a duck.
Speaker 3: And I was just like, yeah, Nancy, you go.
Speaker 9: Did you know the murder of Nancy's fiance is what
Speaker 9: prompted her to seek a career in law for fiance.
Speaker 9: Her fiance, William Keith Griffin, was shot and killed by
Speaker 9: a co worker. His killer is still in prison to
Speaker 9: this day.
Speaker 1: All right, well, you know there's laws against that.
Speaker 4: Zach is playing his hit song for missus Kim and
Speaker 4: she tells him to switch to a different minor chord.
Speaker 4: Come most, Yeah, that's better, very Ray Davies, missus Kim says,
Speaker 4: I was thinking Dave Clark five. Now try it again
Speaker 4: the whole chorus. Ray Davies is an English musician. He
Speaker 4: was the lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist and primary songwriter for
Speaker 4: the rock band The Kinks and the Dave Clark Five,
Speaker 4: also known as the DC five, were an English rock
Speaker 4: and roll band formed in nineteen fifty eight. They sold
Speaker 4: more than one hundred million records and had seventeen hit
Speaker 4: singles before breaking up in nineteen seventy. And did you
Speaker 4: know that in an early stage of The Kinks, before
Speaker 4: Davies was willing to be the lead singer, they recruited
Speaker 4: Rod Stewart as a singer.
Speaker 9: Oh wow.
Speaker 4: After a couple of weeks of trying to be a band,
Speaker 4: Stuart and the future Kinks found that they did not
Speaker 4: get along that well, with their musical tastes being two different,
Speaker 4: and they parted ways.
Speaker 6: I should say so, And Lorlai is still talking about
Speaker 6: Final Destination three and Lorelai says, okay, but c I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: They did not even come up with a villain, No Freddy,
Speaker 6: no Jason. The villain is death. How lame is that
Speaker 6: who is seeing this movie and Lorli is naming famous
Speaker 6: villains from horror movies like Freddy Krueger is from The
Speaker 6: Nightmare on Elm Street and Jason is from Friday the Thirteenth.
Speaker 6: Lorlei still can't believe the villain and final destination is
Speaker 6: death and compares it to real villains from other Who.
Speaker 5: Do you think you could beat in a fight, Freddy
Speaker 5: or Jason? And I have a clear answer on this Jason,
Speaker 5: because Freddy is like, you can't stop that guy. He's
Speaker 5: like in your dreams, the real Like Jason, if you
Speaker 5: have the right technique, I think you could stop him. No,
Speaker 5: do you guys watch these movies?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: You never seen Friday the Thirteenth.
Speaker 8: No, I don't like.
Speaker 6: Years ago with Kevin during like Mike Myers and then
Speaker 6: I can I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you two things.
Speaker 5: The very first Friday the thirteenth is so scary. Not
Speaker 5: now it's sort of camping now, but back then very
Speaker 5: scary starring Kevin Bacon, uh. The first Nightmre on Elm
Speaker 5: Street Johnny Depp.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you something. Let me tell you something.
Speaker 1: I grew up in the town that the town in
Speaker 1: Halloween the original Halloween is named after No. Yes. Deborah
Speaker 1: Hill and John Carpenter wrote the Original Halloween. Deborah Hills
Speaker 1: from Haddenfield, New Jersey, where I grew up. They couldn't
Speaker 1: use the town name, so they switched it to Haddenfield, Illinois.
Speaker 1: So don't tell me about horror. I know.
Speaker 5: I stand strong on that Will Smith one being so scary,
Speaker 5: And thank you to whoever agreed with me on Instagram.
Speaker 3: I saw you and I feel you.
Speaker 1: Mmmm.
Speaker 3: What was that one?
Speaker 9: What was that called?
Speaker 5: Again?
Speaker 3: That will Smith one where.
Speaker 8: I am legend with the robots the that was the
Speaker 8: heat There was like, no, that's he's the last man
Speaker 8: on Earth or something.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because everybody's got a disease in their zombies.
Speaker 6: What's the robot one?
Speaker 1: Robot robot?
Speaker 3: She got the eye right?
Speaker 1: All right? I think that's lunchtime, kids.
Speaker 5: Yeah, good stup. Next week is crazy The.
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