Speaker 1: Sabrina Will, did you have any friends that weren't really
Speaker 1: friends that were then enemies that were then for I
Speaker 1: don't even want to use the word yet, I'm just
Speaker 1: wondering if you had.
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course you do. I think remember I had
Speaker 2: like different lives, right. I had girls that when I
Speaker 2: was auditioning, especially in the dance world, that we were
Speaker 2: cool because we would book things together and we work together,
Speaker 2: and we'd see each other on auditions all the time dancing.
Speaker 2: But like when it came to the actual audition part
Speaker 2: in the beginning, the lobby, while we're waiting to get in, right,
Speaker 2: you're cool, You're hanging out like, oh you want sharing
Speaker 2: snacks things like that, right, yeah, And then you get
Speaker 2: into the audition and it's like game on. And you know,
Speaker 2: especially when you had somebody who looked a lot like
Speaker 2: you, you know you it was like you loved them and
Speaker 2: you wanted them to get them. But if it was
Speaker 2: going to be them or you, it had to be you,
Speaker 2: black guy exactly. Yeah, there were times where you know,
Speaker 2: if someone was going to take the job from you,
Speaker 2: it was that person.
Speaker 1: Was it cut through? I mean, was it ever like
Speaker 1: oh my god.
Speaker 2: You know it was more so cut through. I feel
Speaker 2: like with some of the stage mom life on the
Speaker 2: dance tample is so real. It's so so real. Mom's that.
Speaker 2: I mean. My dad was always the one that was
Speaker 2: with me, and he would just say, don't you let
Speaker 2: that mom psych you out? Don't you Oh you they
Speaker 2: really care cry oh yeah, oh you know, Sabrina, they're
Speaker 2: only taking twelve and I heard there's only room for
Speaker 2: two brunettes, you know, and it's like, wow, okay, okay.
Speaker 2: You know, my dad would be like, don't you let
Speaker 2: them psych you out. If there's gonna be two bernttes,
Speaker 2: you're gonna be number one. So you just go out
Speaker 2: there and do your thing. You know. My dad had
Speaker 2: to like help me like kind of maintain the mental
Speaker 2: state of what it is. But you know, I think
Speaker 2: in school it's different because there's really not supposed to
Speaker 2: be any kind of competitive drive. School it was you
Speaker 2: were friends with everyone. But I think the hardest part
Speaker 2: was frenemies were more so like friends that you were
Speaker 2: really close with and then for whatever reason that friendship
Speaker 2: kind of went away and a new friend came along
Speaker 2: or whatever it was. But it wasn't like a competitive
Speaker 2: thing that I think a lot of times happens.
Speaker 1: You can also notice it a lot with girls sometimes,
Speaker 1: like you would always see the girls that would do
Speaker 1: the big out hug, like they'd hug each other to
Speaker 1: the top, but their way.
Speaker 2: Out of the voices get a little higher exactly.
Speaker 1: Where guys just like you or they fight, that's just okay.
Speaker 2: So I was going to ask you, did you have
Speaker 2: any friends out you have.
Speaker 1: Friends or you have enemies? You don't, there's no there's
Speaker 1: because very little fakeness with with younger guys where it's
Speaker 1: like I'm gonna fake this friendship. It's you, I like
Speaker 1: you or I don't like you. It's yeah, kind of
Speaker 1: very straightforward. I don't know which one's healthier.
Speaker 2: Frankly, I honestly I don't either. I think what's nice
Speaker 2: about watching guy friendships too, was like you were right
Speaker 2: if there was a problem, you know, I don't I
Speaker 2: didn't don't necessarily love that I had to be a
Speaker 2: physical altercation. But it was like once it got out
Speaker 2: of their systems, they were settled. They either went their
Speaker 2: separate ways or it was settled in some where.
Speaker 3: Girls man that last for years, right, girl, I remember
Speaker 3: in high school, I would see girls and like after
Speaker 3: I was like done with college and like had already
Speaker 3: done the Cheetah girls and all that and stuff, and
Speaker 3: then you know, pops up and they're still going.
Speaker 1: Now I've ever been in my life everything Landa, Oh,
Speaker 1: don't get me started. I was just in a good mood, Sabrita. No,
Speaker 1: the only fist fight I've ever had in my life
Speaker 1: was with Andy Foss at the library. We fought, he
Speaker 1: won that night. We were at a party. We were
Speaker 1: friends before and after. It's just the way boys are
Speaker 1: very very strange. Wow, oh my, well, everybody, welcome back
Speaker 1: to Magical Rewind, the show that makes you want to
Speaker 1: grab your friends, your pjs and your popcorn and go
Speaker 1: back to a time and all the houses were marched,
Speaker 1: the wave tsunamis and I was getting beaten up behind
Speaker 1: a library. I'm Wilfred Andy and.
Speaker 2: Of Sabrina Brian.
Speaker 1: This week on Magical Rewind, we love the drama. We're
Speaker 1: ready to spill all the teenage tea with twenty twelves
Speaker 1: teen comedy anthology Frenemies. First, Sabrina, were you aware of
Speaker 1: what an anthology film was and that this was an
Speaker 1: anthology film before we went in.
Speaker 2: I did not. I did not enlighten me unlike Nah,
Speaker 2: I didn't know that it was one. I don't even
Speaker 2: know what you're talking about. Enlighten me, miss so well.
Speaker 1: Anthology movies consists of multiple short stories seen over one movie,
Speaker 1: often connected by a common theme or framing device. Some
Speaker 1: famous anthologies include creep Show, Pulp Fiction, Twilight Zone, the
Speaker 1: movie The Ballad of Buster Scrubs. There's plenty out there.
Speaker 1: I would also put in even though they're comedic sketches,
Speaker 1: stuff like Amazon Women on the Moon, so it's like
Speaker 1: different sketches altogether that might have one through line going
Speaker 1: through that as an anthology, and.
Speaker 2: I had because that would have saved me lots and
Speaker 2: lots of minutes of being very freaking confused, I.
Speaker 1: Used by what's going on. So well, let's get into it.
Speaker 1: Let's see if we can untie some of both of
Speaker 1: our confusion. Because Frenemies was based on the novel the
Speaker 1: same name by author Alexi Young, but the term Frenemies
Speaker 1: actually was coined all the way back in nineteen fifty
Speaker 1: three by American gossip colonists the famous Walter Winchell, who
Speaker 1: used it to describe the tense relationship between the United
Speaker 1: States and the Soviet Union frenemies. The movie debuted on
Speaker 1: the Disney Channel on January thirteenth, twenty twelve, and were
Speaker 1: shot in Toronto, Canada. Yes, Worry are back in Canada.
Speaker 1: People using flip the coin and at Canadian heads using
Speaker 1: local school our Lady Queen of the World Catholic Academy
Speaker 1: say that five times fast where their actual students were
Speaker 1: background actors, and in this case something rare occurred. While
Speaker 1: in Canada. Usually the production companies do a great job
Speaker 1: transforming the Great North to look like anywhere they want.
Speaker 1: I you know, throw your gaze to every movie we've
Speaker 1: talked about. My date with the President's daughter is in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. Girls was where New York City. It can
Speaker 1: be anywhere and they never you never know. But in
Speaker 1: some scenes in this movie you can actually see Conservative
Speaker 1: Party of Canada general election signs in the background. So
Speaker 1: you can run, but you cannot hide from Canada in
Speaker 1: the end. It was a very rare mistake, but one
Speaker 1: that was fun to see. It had a large audience
Speaker 1: for the premiere, actually clocking in four point two million
Speaker 1: viewers domestically, with a huge international rollout as well with
Speaker 1: promos in Ireland, the UK, South Africa, and the Philippines
Speaker 1: who knew Team Gossip was so universally understood. Also, for
Speaker 1: all you true Rewinders out there, this was the last
Speaker 1: dcom to end with the two thousand and seven Disney
Speaker 1: Channel original logo. Since Radio Rebel was a co production
Speaker 1: with a Canadian company, this one got that distinction. One
Speaker 1: other common thread in analogy movies is a very large cast,
Speaker 1: since we're seeing many stories, each with their own group
Speaker 1: of actors, and for Disney, this is obviously a perfect
Speaker 1: way to spotlight a ton of their homegrown talent, especially
Speaker 1: one that was on a meteor rise throughout Hollywood and
Speaker 1: I think you know who that is. Also, with a
Speaker 1: cast this big, it will create a bit of a
Speaker 1: summer camp feeling when they film out of the country,
Speaker 1: especially tons of teens just filming a movie together. And reportedly,
Speaker 1: and this is really cool, the lead actresses all had
Speaker 1: slumber parties while shooting. Is not cute. And as usual,
Speaker 1: Frenemies is on Disney Plus for your viewing pleasure, So
Speaker 1: stream it now or wait after you hear our opinions.
Speaker 1: If you aren't sure how you want to do it,
Speaker 1: ask a teacher, ask a local priest. Whoever you trust,
Speaker 1: they'll help you out, but make sure that you really
Speaker 1: trust them, Sabrina, had you heard of Frenemies before it
Speaker 1: became required homework viewing for our lovely podcast?
Speaker 2: The only thing I knew about Frenemies was that had
Speaker 2: our amazing lead actress in it, or one of them.
Speaker 2: There's two of them. I didn't know the second one,
Speaker 2: but the first one I did, and I was excited
Speaker 2: to watch. I am a huge fan. Actually not a
Speaker 2: big fan of hers when, like I said two thousand
Speaker 2: and seven, that time wasn't really a time where I
Speaker 2: was watching a lot of Disney Channel. But I am
Speaker 2: a fan of as she's grown into her now adult
Speaker 2: career and will literally watch her in anything I don't care,
Speaker 2: I will purchase, I will do it all just to
Speaker 2: see her because she's a shining star.
Speaker 1: She she really does light up the screen. I'd never
Speaker 1: heard of it, obviously, Yeah, but let's get to our
Speaker 1: synopsis for the people out there that haven't heard of
Speaker 1: it and for the people that have. Frenemies follows three
Speaker 1: intertwined stories of friends whose relationships are tested and as
Speaker 1: conflicts arise, each duo must decide whether their friendship is
Speaker 1: worth saving or if they're better off as enemies, which
Speaker 1: is something Sabrina and I plan on doing at the
Speaker 1: end of this episode, to stick around and find out
Speaker 1: if we stay friends or not. All right, Early thoughts
Speaker 1: on the movie, Sabrina, what did you think of friend?
Speaker 2: I had a hard time with the stagnant story changes
Speaker 2: and things like that. I think if I knew that
Speaker 2: going in, it would have been a little bit more.
Speaker 2: But for me, I was trying to figure out what
Speaker 2: the hell's going on, how these characters relate to each other.
Speaker 2: It was really tough. I mean to the point where
Speaker 2: I got twelve minutes in I paused it and went, shit,
Speaker 2: I'm watching the wrong one. It has to be the
Speaker 2: wrong one.
Speaker 1: Zanda has not come on.
Speaker 2: The scene yet. Where is this? Like I literally I
Speaker 2: was so confused, and so I stopped it. I like
Speaker 2: turned my app on and off like everything on my
Speaker 2: TV to just figure out what why this was not
Speaker 2: going correctly. I wasted lots of time with it, realized Okay,
Speaker 2: this is it because she's you know. It was. It
Speaker 2: was confusing, So I was like kind of irritated at
Speaker 2: the beginning of it, halfway through that first of the
Speaker 2: three segments, and then you know, it really wasn't as
Speaker 2: much each of the segments were. But again I was
Speaker 2: trying to figure out how this all, this one thing
Speaker 2: was going to turn out to be one big movie,
Speaker 2: and then also waiting for the musical production that I
Speaker 2: knew was going to happen, and that just wasn't coming
Speaker 2: around for a very long time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what about you? Not a good movie?
Speaker 4: Come on?
Speaker 1: This was? It starts as a kid being mean to
Speaker 1: his dog, and then then it's the middle story is
Speaker 1: a story that doesn't matter in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 1: There's no repercussions for anything that happens. And then the
Speaker 1: last one, they're all dancing again without actually knowing anything
Speaker 1: about it, and it comes out of nowhere.
Speaker 2: Well none of them are singing though, Like this is
Speaker 2: a full just like dance.
Speaker 1: This is a weird movie thing.
Speaker 2: I actually like that would like made it a little
Speaker 2: bit better for me than made for you, because it
Speaker 2: was Yeah, I just I of course I love musical members,
Speaker 2: so yes.
Speaker 1: I know at least have some context to a musical note.
Speaker 2: Really really really had a hard time with the dog
Speaker 2: being mistreated.
Speaker 1: Don't get me start the second anybody's upset with the dog.
Speaker 1: It's like that that one comic dog.
Speaker 2: Was one of my first three diseases. I'm obsessed with
Speaker 2: this dog. This dog has to be getting paid millions
Speaker 2: of dollars.
Speaker 1: This dog is.
Speaker 2: Trained.
Speaker 1: But it reminded me of the comic who said he's
Speaker 1: like the first time I saw John Wick, he was like, seriously,
Speaker 1: this guy's killing everybody because they hurt his dog. He
Speaker 1: goes and then I got a dog, and I'd kill
Speaker 1: everybody in front of me, if everybody and so it's like,
Speaker 1: you're mean to this dog. Oh yeah, I was not.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: I had a really hard time with that party. I mean,
Speaker 2: talk about hating a character so much.
Speaker 3: It was poor girl, super cute, super cute girl hated her.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, anyway, we somehow luckily have avoided Paul Hoan
Speaker 1: this week. Not luckily because Paul's amazing, but we got
Speaker 1: no Paul hoe enjoined this week and have a brand
Speaker 1: new director, a woman by the name of Daisy von
Speaker 1: Schurler Mayer. Von Schurler Mayer began her career with the
Speaker 1: movie Party Girl, a nineteen ninety five indie darling about
Speaker 1: the rave scene that helped establish Parker Posey as a
Speaker 1: star of the scene. The film won the Grand Jury
Speaker 1: Prize at Sundance, which is a very big deal. So
Speaker 1: this hiring was really cool for Disney to go with
Speaker 1: this kind of hip young movie. Definitely more artsy than
Speaker 1: they tend to go. Daisy also directed the movie Madeline
Speaker 1: before transitioning into TV, or at Madeline either way. Before
Speaker 1: transitioning into TV, where she established herself as a real powerhouse,
Speaker 1: she is still killing it today. She's worked on shows
Speaker 1: like Madmen, Shameless, Ray Donovan, Yellowjackets, and Inventing Anna. Quite
Speaker 1: a list, and it's also quite a cast. So let's
Speaker 1: start listening. We've got Young Zendia as Halle Brandon. Zendeia
Speaker 1: has become the modern face of Disney Evolution, turning her
Speaker 1: once child acting career into a massive Hollywood brand. She
Speaker 1: was best known as Rocky Blue, one of the stars
Speaker 1: of Disney Shake it Up, with small roles on Good Luck,
Speaker 1: Charlie and Ant Farm. But this is the true definition
Speaker 1: of a homegrown Disney superstar in the tradition of Miley cyrus,
Speaker 1: Selena Gomez and of course Sabrina Carpenter. And like all
Speaker 1: three of those ladies. Zendeia also did have the Hollywood
Speaker 1: Records pop Star push during this time as well, releasing
Speaker 1: a ton of music. But Zendeia went on to be
Speaker 1: one of Hollywood's biggest names in movies and TV, starring
Speaker 1: in not only the Spider Man franchise, but The Greatest Showman,
Speaker 1: Dune Challengers, and the HBO show Euphoria, which she won
Speaker 1: two Emmys for for Best Actress in a Drama Series
Speaker 1: and made me super glad I never had children. Oh god,
Speaker 1: all the stuff they're doing in there. I'm like, I'm
Speaker 1: glad my stepdaughter's older than this and I never had
Speaker 1: to deal with kids doing whatever the hell they're doing
Speaker 1: on that show. No, thank you.
Speaker 2: She is glorious. I am a gienormous Sendaa fan.
Speaker 1: She's great.
Speaker 2: This list does it even talk about her time on
Speaker 2: Dancey with the Stars, which she freaking rocked.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, did anyone know she did.
Speaker 2: Contestants they've had on the show only crap. She was amazing. Okay,
Speaker 2: I did not know that she was so good. Yes,
Speaker 2: I am a huge fan of her.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: Next, we've got Bella Thorn is Avalon Green. Thorn was
Speaker 1: Inda's co star and Shake it Up. So Disney knew
Speaker 1: this partnership well and they obviously knew it would work.
Speaker 1: Thorn is another double threat, releasing music still today alongside
Speaker 1: collaborators like Liam Payne, Olivertree, and Juicy Jay. Thorn would
Speaker 1: also appear in movies like The Duff Blended and Tyler
Speaker 1: Perry's Boo a Medea Halloween, also in TV shows like Dirty,
Speaker 1: Sexy Money and Scream Now. While Zendia's career has gone
Speaker 1: more mainstream, Bella has gone a little more risque. This
Speaker 1: was amazing to me. In twenty twenty, she joined OnlyFans
Speaker 1: and became the first person to ever earn a million
Speaker 1: dollars in her first twenty four hours on the platform,
Speaker 1: a million bucks in a day. She never really released
Speaker 1: anything nude either, which became its own controversy, but Thorn
Speaker 1: has become universally known for pushing the envelope, even directing
Speaker 1: her own adult film, Her and Him. I can promise
Speaker 1: you got to watch it on your own, because we
Speaker 1: will not be covering that movie. No, that's woo. I
Speaker 1: don't even want to know what the reshow chatter for
Speaker 1: that one would be, like, I know know. Now I'm saying,
Speaker 1: now we have to do it because I just want
Speaker 1: to see Sabrina try to recap it. And I'm gonna
Speaker 1: let you do all the recap for it too, because, oh,
Speaker 1: it would be the funniest thing I know. That's why
Speaker 1: it might need to happen.
Speaker 2: My god, oh God.
Speaker 1: I'm guessing we could get the actors to come on
Speaker 1: to interview them. Mary Mouser is Savannah and Emma a
Speaker 1: double duty. Here's it's a big lift for the young actress.
Speaker 1: Mouser is most recognizable now as one of the stars
Speaker 1: of Cobra Kai, playing Samantha LaRusso, but some of our
Speaker 1: listeners may recognize her from the movie Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible,
Speaker 1: No Good, Very Bad Day, which is a great title.
Speaker 1: And Nick Robinson is Jake. Nick was first seen in
Speaker 1: the TV show Melissa and Joey, but is best known
Speaker 1: as the star of the movie Love Simon and the
Speaker 1: spinoff Disney Plus show Love Victor. He also starred in
Speaker 1: movies like the blockbuster Jurassic World he played the Giant Dinosaur,
Speaker 1: and the critically acclaimed TV show Maybe He Might He
Speaker 1: was probably the guy. Actually he might not have been
Speaker 1: the dust. Stephanie Scott plays Julianne Bryan. Scott was the
Speaker 1: star of the previously mentioned Disney show at Farm and
Speaker 1: what is a common theme for many a female star
Speaker 1: in the channel. She's also a singer. You've also seen
Speaker 1: her in movies like Insidious Chapter three and Jim and
Speaker 1: the Holograms. And also we have a lot of great
Speaker 1: Canadian local talent as well, and some that I'm guessing
Speaker 1: were Canadian and weren't that great. There was a couple
Speaker 1: misses in this movie for me where it was like,
Speaker 1: that's not the best acting I've ever seen in my life,
Speaker 1: but not from any the main main cast, that's true.
Speaker 1: But most importantly, Frenemies is per that's my horrible drum
Speaker 1: roll sound. Eighty seven minutes. Oh, we missed the mark
Speaker 1: by three, but still on the right side of history
Speaker 1: because rather short than long, which is not something Bella
Speaker 1: Thorne said while directing her adult movie, like my favorite
Speaker 1: writing credits here are a bit complicated with Frenemies since
Speaker 1: it's broken up into acts, so we have a handful
Speaker 1: of people to mention. It all starts with the book's
Speaker 1: author Alexi Young. Then for all three acts we have
Speaker 1: David Savell, a season TV writer dating back to the
Speaker 1: nineties with credits on Grace, Underfire and Ellen, then moving
Speaker 1: into family television as an EP on That So Raven
Speaker 1: and Sonny with a Chance. Then in Act two we
Speaker 1: have Wendy Weiner, who, per the formula, is the writer
Speaker 1: with very little credits that got paired up with someone
Speaker 1: they trusted. Weiner worked on only two other shows, dating
Speaker 1: Rules for My Future Self and The Talent Show, but
Speaker 1: has not worked in the business since Frenemies. And then
Speaker 1: Act three brought in James Kreig, another prolific writer who
Speaker 1: I have worked with in animation. First, he worked on
Speaker 1: TV shows like Monk and Supernatural, but has become the
Speaker 1: go to writer for cartoon superhero projects like Batman, Lego, DC,
Speaker 1: Green Lantern, and the recent Justice League movies. I was
Speaker 1: in all those. Woo woo. Okay, let's get fashion forward
Speaker 1: with all three acts of Frenemies. But before we do,
Speaker 1: I want to add one more to the list because
Speaker 1: I think this is very important. This movie was also
Speaker 1: cast by two people named Barbie Block and Sally Steiner,
Speaker 1: who also cast a young Wilfred Ell in a show
Speaker 1: called Boy Meets World. So they cast a lot a
Speaker 1: lot of these d cooms. We will have them on
Speaker 1: at some point as well. We have to say they're great,
Speaker 1: So shout out to Barbie and Sally who are amazing.
Speaker 1: So here we go, though with frenemies. We start zoomed
Speaker 1: in on Halleb's iPad, the modern version of seeing our
Speaker 1: main character's bedroom. We quickly learned through narration and images
Speaker 1: on the screen that her and her best friend Avalon
Speaker 1: created the awesome webazine Geekly Chic. Now, for all the
Speaker 1: things that became popular on the internet, webs were not
Speaker 1: one of them. Did you know what a webazine was?
Speaker 1: I mean, other than by the name, Had you ever
Speaker 1: read a webzine on one? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I probably have. I think it was. It was something
Speaker 2: that kind of came in and out really really fast.
Speaker 2: But it was a lot of the different gossip sites
Speaker 2: or magazines kind of went this way very quickly and
Speaker 2: then transitioned out of them into like social media stuff.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: But yeah, so I think I probably kept for the
Speaker 2: ones that I randomly kept up, I don't keep up
Speaker 2: that much on it, but I do remember seeing it,
Speaker 2: and then I remember probably going and going where did
Speaker 2: this go?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: It's no longer here right.
Speaker 1: Well, for all our listeners out there who do not
Speaker 1: know what a webzine is, it is obviously a combination
Speaker 1: of a website and benzene. Geglely Sheik appears to be
Speaker 1: a fashion zcene with articles, blogs and pictures. But were
Speaker 1: told it almost turned best friends into total enemies or
Speaker 1: frenemies the title of the movie. But getting ahead of
Speaker 1: ourselves here, this also happened to another at school too,
Speaker 1: but his bestie wasn't a human, it was a dog.
Speaker 1: So Haley swipes into a new video and boom, we're
Speaker 1: somehow in story one. What do you think of the
Speaker 1: iPad mechanism here, like using that to kind of get
Speaker 1: us in.
Speaker 2: I think it's the best we've seen so far.
Speaker 1: It's not bad. It's not bad.
Speaker 2: I mean, I again, they don't have trillions and trillions
Speaker 2: of dollars to do these dcoms, so you know, the
Speaker 2: bar hasn't been set very high to you know when
Speaker 2: it comes to the graphics. But I think the way
Speaker 2: it went around and kind of popped up like I thought,
Speaker 2: it looked of its time and was the best that
Speaker 2: we've seen.
Speaker 1: In my opinion, I don't disagree. We start with Jake
Speaker 1: sleeping next to his big dog and best friend Murray.
Speaker 1: When his mom calls him down for breakfast. Murray licks
Speaker 1: his owner's face to wake him, but no luck. So
Speaker 1: then Murray wiggles his butt into Jake's face and farts.
Speaker 1: One minute fifteen seconds in, We've got a fart people,
Speaker 1: a new dcom record, And I knew what this movie
Speaker 1: was going to be right from that moment on. And
Speaker 1: this does, of course, jolt Jake awake, forcing him to
Speaker 1: notice he's late. He runs downstairs and eat cereal, right
Speaker 1: next to Murray doing the same thing. Then they both
Speaker 1: belch on minute forty two win, We've got a belch,
Speaker 1: also a new record, and we are off to a
Speaker 1: great and gassy start again. One thing I like about
Speaker 1: most of these D comms is they avoid this kind
Speaker 1: of stuff, the stupid kind of fart jokes and stuff
Speaker 1: like that. So when you're opening with one, I was like, ah,
Speaker 1: here we go. Yikes.
Speaker 2: No, But I thought this dog was so cute. I
Speaker 2: was in love with this dog the second It's great
Speaker 2: he came on the screen. He was so cute.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, wasn't he? Because it's twenty twelve, that dog
Speaker 1: is long dead. Jake asks his mom if the mail
Speaker 1: has come. He's expecting an award from NASA for outstanding
Speaker 1: work in molecular astrophysics, you know, like all kids do.
Speaker 1: And we're now outside and the two best friends are
Speaker 1: walking together, Murray on his hind legs, using luggage on
Speaker 1: wheels as a walker, you know, like dogs do, and
Speaker 1: Jake reminds him he's not allowed at school, so Murray
Speaker 1: runs off to greet the mailman and recycle the junk
Speaker 1: mail we're supposed to see that this dog is obviously
Speaker 1: like super superhuman doggie powers. Basically. At school, Jake is
Speaker 1: in science class, surrounded by board classmates, and he knows
Speaker 1: everything so much so that everyone wants to be his
Speaker 1: project partner, including Julie, the most beautiful popular girl in school.
Speaker 1: She butters him up, saying people who use people for
Speaker 1: schoolwork are totally lame. He agrees to be her partner,
Speaker 1: and she's gonna come to his house after school. He
Speaker 1: can't believe it. Jay's gonna get some soon after a
Speaker 1: Jake's house, he enters his room with Julianne and immediately
Speaker 1: introduces her to Murray, which is always the hot thing
Speaker 1: to do. Hi, welcome to my house. This is my
Speaker 1: best friend, my dog Murray. Now, as a dog person,
Speaker 1: I love to do that, but it's it's kind of weird.
Speaker 1: Is my best friend exactly? Murray, of course, is a
Speaker 1: good boy, wants to shake her hand. She reluctantly obliges
Speaker 1: and quickly disinfects, and I was like, doesn't like dogs.
Speaker 1: Kick her out out of the house already, get her out,
Speaker 1: big big red flag. Her phone rings and she excuses herself.
Speaker 1: It's two of her cool girl pals. She tells them,
Speaker 1: I'm using this nerd to get myself of a nice
Speaker 1: grade in science. And now we hate her fly good
Speaker 1: news for us. Murray has heard everything and he's growling.
Speaker 1: She now hates the dog even more and quickly goes
Speaker 1: back to Jake, who has started working on a cowpoop
Speaker 1: experiment lots of poop jokes, another hot thing to do
Speaker 1: on a date. Murray is still bothered though, by what
Speaker 1: he heard, so he's blocking Julianne's chair, not letting her
Speaker 1: sit in it. Eventually, Julianne kicks the defeated dog out
Speaker 1: of the room like the real female dog. She is
Speaker 1: Jake's mom. Then makes her way upstairs with a special delivery.
Speaker 1: It's the NASA letter. He tears it open and it's
Speaker 1: the award. Wow, he's basically an astronaut. Julianne comes running out.
Speaker 1: What did she miss? This shocks Jake's mom. Why and
Speaker 1: who is this fluozy in his son's room. Julianne, who
Speaker 1: thought the NASA award was a gift certificate and is
Speaker 1: calling him Jakie, introduces herself. Jake pushes his mom away
Speaker 1: and warns her that Murray has been acting up. He
Speaker 1: doesn't know why. Julianne thinks it's as bad breath as
Speaker 1: the rivalry heats up between her and the pet. Now,
Speaker 1: Jake and Julianna are at the park studying, or at
Speaker 1: least Jake is studying. Julianne is pretending to read a
Speaker 1: magazine called Science Spree, but is hiding a fashion magazine
Speaker 1: inside of it. Jake throws a ball from Murray to fetch,
Speaker 1: and the dog eventually stops to talk to a pretty poodle.
Speaker 1: Beyonce is girlfriend. And that's a real thing because my
Speaker 1: dog Sammy has a boyfriend up the street that she
Speaker 1: loves and they hang out all the time. So that's
Speaker 1: an absolutely real thing. Ye well, well exactly, they're not frienemies.
Speaker 1: Julianne wants to leave the smelly park that is ruining
Speaker 1: her shoes, but Jake says dogs need exercise. Murray then
Speaker 1: drops the ball on Julienne's fifty percent silk dress, and
Speaker 1: she is disgusted. She hurls the ball to the other
Speaker 1: side of the park, showing an arm the Chicago White
Speaker 1: Sox could use this season. What to throw? The ball
Speaker 1: lands in a girl's sketchbook, and this girl is very,
Speaker 1: very nice to the dog. Meanwhile, Julianne suggests that Jakie
Speaker 1: maybe finish the project without her. He's offended, obviously that
Speaker 1: she ditch him, but she says it's because she can't
Speaker 1: even think straight around him. He's just too darn cute, right.
Speaker 1: She assumes he has a girlfriend, but he assures her
Speaker 1: he does not. She then grabs his hand and says,
Speaker 1: then today is your lucky day. Oh no, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Hatred just grows, and the hatred grows.
Speaker 1: I was just thinking about Yolanda, though, don't get me started.
Speaker 1: And then he sees Murray he's skateboarding back with the
Speaker 1: ball in his mouth and that nice girl with the
Speaker 1: sketchbook is running beside him. Her name is Savannah, and
Speaker 1: Jake thanks her for bringing his dog back. She recognizes
Speaker 1: Jake from school as a science whiz, and Julianne, his
Speaker 1: new girlfriend, marks her territory, telling Savannah to get lost,
Speaker 1: just flat out just get lost. Savannah skates off casually,
Speaker 1: doing a perfect kickflip on her way out, forcing Jake
Speaker 1: to compare her to Tony Hawk, and this might be
Speaker 1: one of the greatest moments in dcom history. Just a casual,
Speaker 1: very difficult skating trick. As she leaves, no big at all,
Speaker 1: we knew she was super cool. Julianne calls her Tony Gawk,
Speaker 1: which is not at all a well crafted joke because
Speaker 1: Gawk is in an insult. It's just dumb. Why not
Speaker 1: use Phony Hawk, which would have been better anyway, Julianne
Speaker 1: has to leave. It is many petty time. As she leaves,
Speaker 1: Murray growls again and she wishes for him stay out
Speaker 1: of my way, doggo, and he sneezes on her face.
Speaker 1: We are now back at Jack's house. He's sleeping in
Speaker 1: again and Murray is licking his face to wake him up,
Speaker 1: but this time he's fantasizing the tongue is Julianne's, because
Speaker 1: that's what you want from a girlfriend, is to wake
Speaker 1: you by lick at your face. Eventually, Murray farts on
Speaker 1: him again and he wakes up. Once downstairs, Jake shows
Speaker 1: off a new cool dude wardrobe. He's dressed like he's
Speaker 1: in the band, plain white teas, but also wearing Johnny
Speaker 1: Depp scarves. His mom is startled and Murray covers his eyes.
Speaker 1: Jake leaves about even having breakfast with his best dog
Speaker 1: pal because Julianne is waiting for him. When the mail
Speaker 1: is delivered. Rather than just focusing on recycling the junk,
Speaker 1: Murray grabs what looks like a love litter. Jake wants
Speaker 1: him to drop it, but the dog takes it right
Speaker 1: to the toilet and tries to flush it. Then Jake
Speaker 1: looks Murray in the face and says, dumb dog, this
Speaker 1: really hurt my feelings, don't. Then Murray watches Jake leave,
Speaker 1: looking sad as hell. So now you've got this girl
Speaker 1: you hate, You've got a guy who's being mean to dogs,
Speaker 1: And I'm like, don't like this movie. Farting yelling at
Speaker 1: dogs not a great start for me to this film.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, So now we're back at school and Jake's
Speaker 1: classmates thinks he looks duded up and totally cracking, whatever
Speaker 1: that means. Then we get a story crossover. We see
Speaker 1: the webazine writers Halle and Avalon walk by. They stopped
Speaker 1: dead in their tracks for a fashion intervention, calling the
Speaker 1: Scars a serious faux pa. They say, not even zac
Speaker 1: Efron is worrying them anymore, and they help him out
Speaker 1: with some changes. So this means, and I'm trying to
Speaker 1: figure this out, if this is the first time this
Speaker 1: has happened that High School Musical exists in this universe.
Speaker 1: So is this our first d com that talks about
Speaker 1: somebody from another DCM?
Speaker 2: Is this the first time if it's the first one
Speaker 2: that this happened to, But it's definitely the first one
Speaker 2: we've watched, right, well, I mean except for kind of
Speaker 2: Miley Cyrus showing up in High School Musical two at
Speaker 2: the end.
Speaker 1: Oh right, okay, so this kind of cross.
Speaker 2: So this wasn't like a oh you know, a Miley
Speaker 2: Cyrus fan poster in the back of the room.
Speaker 1: This is them that talking about another d com.
Speaker 2: Actually, stop and go, I wonder why Disney didn't do
Speaker 2: that more often, especially in the D coms. I get her,
Speaker 2: I guess in the shows, but especially in the d coms,
Speaker 2: Like it's kind of like that, that's interesting why they
Speaker 2: wouldn't have done it a little bit more, just like
Speaker 2: a little bit of a couple.
Speaker 1: Of It's interesting to see how they try to incorporate
Speaker 1: different universes together, but sometimes they don't. I don't know,
Speaker 1: it's just it was so funny to have him be like, oh,
Speaker 1: they mentioned another dcom kind of so totally very interesting.
Speaker 1: As the writer's scurry off, Julianne walks up, she thinks
Speaker 1: he looks so fly and pushes him to finish the project.
Speaker 1: We're now back at Jake's house and Jake's mom is
Speaker 1: painting the walls hanging out with Murray. When Jake and
Speaker 1: Julianne arrived to do homework upstairs, okay, so were you
Speaker 1: allowed to go upstairs to like your room was one.
Speaker 2: Of the stuff our stars stars on My Sabrina seas
Speaker 2: what in the world is happening? No? No, I mean
Speaker 2: even when I mean especially not a new person that
Speaker 2: my parents didn't even know. And then again, like when
Speaker 2: I had a boyfriend in high school. I had a
Speaker 2: boyfriend for a long time in high school, and if
Speaker 2: he was up, he was allowed to go up in
Speaker 2: my room. But the door was open. And like I
Speaker 2: told you, Kathy was a ninja, so there was we
Speaker 2: never knew when she was just gonna pop in and
Speaker 2: be like hey, you know, like you just never knew.
Speaker 2: So it was very it was you know, made to
Speaker 2: be known that if he was in my room to
Speaker 2: if we were studying or studying. He was never studying.
Speaker 2: What are we talking about? Probably playing I don't know,
Speaker 2: video games. I don't even know what we would have
Speaker 2: really needed to be doing in my room unless we
Speaker 2: were like making out.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, were you sneaking kisses?
Speaker 2: There's really I don't need to be in the room
Speaker 2: to be honest, guys, come on you to.
Speaker 1: Answer my question, were sneaking kisses?
Speaker 2: Were you sneaking kisses? Are what a good place for
Speaker 2: a boyfriend and a girlfriend to be, you know, even
Speaker 2: with a ninja as a mom, which I have to
Speaker 2: be practicing my ninja skills because I tend to be
Speaker 2: I am like down to be as good as Kathy was.
Speaker 2: Because you're gonna have she was just like mom.
Speaker 1: She just comes down from the wall like dressed to
Speaker 1: the same color, Like, what are you guys up to? Yeah, no,
Speaker 1: you don't want to do that.
Speaker 2: Well, when we were downstairs, we had there was definitely
Speaker 2: a couple of the stairs that you could not get
Speaker 2: around to not creak. And somehow, I don't know, sliding
Speaker 2: down the band she knew.
Speaker 1: What. Oh, that's the best that is. I just see
Speaker 1: the visual. That's awesome. Yeah, no reason for the boys
Speaker 1: and girls to be in the room together. There's too
Speaker 1: much chance for monkey shines, my friend, monkeys, too many
Speaker 1: opportunities for monkey shines. I don't buy it. Monkey shines,
Speaker 1: goings on and shenanigans. We don't need any of those things.
Speaker 1: You don't need any of them.
Speaker 2: I know this is a big thing because it happened twice.
Speaker 1: It No, that's not okay. Once they get into his room, though,
Speaker 1: Jake is shocked to see everything has been torn apart.
Speaker 1: Julianne spots her love letter, now fully chewed up. She
Speaker 1: demands he take the dog to the pound. Jake scolds
Speaker 1: the dog, and Julienne steals his NASA award If he
Speaker 1: doesn't get rid of that dog. She will, I mean,
Speaker 1: trying to get rid of his pet. It's oh my god,
Speaker 1: it's nefarious.
Speaker 2: Moving so fast, get this idea. I'm starting to realize, Oh,
Speaker 2: this is gonna be like a short Yeah, it's a
Speaker 2: little short film. It's not, it's not the whole thing. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: this is moving so fast. I can't keep it up
Speaker 2: too fast.
Speaker 1: Later, Julianne jogs to Jake's house and pretends to be
Speaker 1: the mailman, but instead of junk mail, she delivers the
Speaker 1: NASA ward, now sprayed with her perfume, with the stench
Speaker 1: now and the house. Murray thinks it's another love letter
Speaker 1: and flushes it down the toilet. Jake is barely able
Speaker 1: to save it, but the family is shocked. Why would
Speaker 1: Murray do that? Jake is furious. He says he hates
Speaker 1: Murray and tells him to get out. And I wanted
Speaker 1: to just smack him in.
Speaker 2: The head because I could not imagine and actually filming
Speaker 2: this way. You've gotta like yell at the dog like
Speaker 2: I hate you, frustrated that the dog is just so
Speaker 2: looking at you, so cute.
Speaker 1: I know. Yeah. Murray sprints out, angrily, running through the neighborhood.
Speaker 1: Eventually reuniting with the skateboarding Savannah. No Tony Gawk kickflip
Speaker 1: this time, but she assumes he's lost and takes him
Speaker 1: home with her, which why would you not just take
Speaker 1: him back to anyway. Jake is trying to drive the
Speaker 1: Nassau ward with a fan and his mom thinks Murray
Speaker 1: ran away. She reminds Jake that's his best friend, but
Speaker 1: Jake corrects her they were best friends. Now they're enemies,
Speaker 1: and his mom suggests maybe they're just frenemies because that's
Speaker 1: the name of the movie. But again, the dog does
Speaker 1: one thing and now he's like the dog runs away
Speaker 1: and he's not even out looking for him. He's like,
Speaker 1: that's it. We're not friends anymore, Like, what the hell
Speaker 1: that's your dog? Dude? Ugh Yolanda. Jake needs to finish
Speaker 1: his project, but his mom notices that Julianne isn't helping.
Speaker 1: Jake defends her, it's just what a boyfriend does for
Speaker 1: his girlfriend. But what he really wants to know is
Speaker 1: if Murray is coming back. His mom sarcastically responds, it
Speaker 1: matters on what guys do for their Dogso that night,
Speaker 1: Savannah is with Murray and she's showing him Jake's picture
Speaker 1: in the yearbook, she admits that she has a crush
Speaker 1: on him. Murray is excited at the prospect, but Savannah
Speaker 1: doesn't think he'll ever like her and pulls out her
Speaker 1: phone to call, finally telling Jake, Hey, you know I
Speaker 1: have your dog, which maybe she should have done hours ago,
Speaker 1: but as she picks up the phone, Murray steals it.
Speaker 1: Apparently he doesn't want to be found. Ooh Murray. The
Speaker 1: next morning, Jake wakes up late with no Murray to
Speaker 1: fart on him, so he has to get up. Once
Speaker 1: at school, Jake is carrying his project and Julianne, who
Speaker 1: is fleecing some other boy, Leonard for a book report.
Speaker 1: She now has more than one boyfriend. What a floozy.
Speaker 1: But the good news Savannah saw it all go down.
Speaker 1: She closely tails Julianne and then another boyfriend, this one
Speaker 1: with the homework from another class.
Speaker 2: This girl is just six disgusting.
Speaker 1: Right back at savannah house, Murray is still looking at
Speaker 1: Jake's yearbook photo, remembering what used to be. He eventually
Speaker 1: jumps up and runs back out on the streets. He
Speaker 1: is now on a mission at school. A beautiful drawing
Speaker 1: of Murray is on Jake's locker. It says I found him,
Speaker 1: which is either a very nice realization or some sort
Speaker 1: of a threat. I couldn't figure that out. Jake admits
Speaker 1: that his dog ran away because he's been spending all
Speaker 1: of his time with Julianne, but his friends assure him
Speaker 1: that Murray would never have destroyed the NASA award if
Speaker 1: he knew it was important, And then it all starts
Speaker 1: to come together for Jake. He realizes Julianne must have
Speaker 1: sprayed something on the paper, which seems like quite a
Speaker 1: big conclusion to jump to in ten seconds, but he
Speaker 1: picks it up right away. He now knows his dog
Speaker 1: was framed by his girlfriend. Jake is really mad. He
Speaker 1: can't believe she used him. He says, the next time
Speaker 1: he sees her face, she'd better watch out and then
Speaker 1: set it up. She walks right up, but instead of
Speaker 1: doing anything, he just turns into a smiling, spineless boyfriend.
Speaker 1: She pretends she loves Murray and his heart broken, he's
Speaker 1: never coming back hopefully. Ew why does she say hopefully? So?
Speaker 1: It totally busts her and she did it for no
Speaker 1: reason whatsoever. She let herself get busted which I thought
Speaker 1: was kind of strange. Weird it is, but this helps
Speaker 1: him realize she used him. He didn't figure it out,
Speaker 1: but his dog did, and that's why she wanted to
Speaker 1: get rid of Murray. Jakie storms off to class, with
Speaker 1: Julianne close behind, defending herself but also making sure he
Speaker 1: finished the project for her, and that's when Savannah burst in,
Speaker 1: flanked by Julianne's other boyfriends. Busted, Julianne calls Savannah weird,
Speaker 1: but Jake disagrees he likes Savannah and breaks up with
Speaker 1: Julianne right there. Jake doesn't even care about the project.
Speaker 1: He can always get another A. He's disgusted with how
Speaker 1: he treated Murray, and that's all that matters right now.
Speaker 1: He passes the project to Julianne, who gloats. But here
Speaker 1: comes Murray. Why does he give her the project?
Speaker 2: Why did he get that to her? I would have.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's saying he doesn't care, he'll get another A.
Speaker 1: Right, I'm like, smash that thing.
Speaker 2: I thought the same thing, shit right over your knee,
Speaker 2: threw it on the ground, stop on it, wind her
Speaker 2: face and say you suck.
Speaker 1: Julianne, you suck dog. Hater. But here comes Murray. He
Speaker 1: gallops into the room and tackles Julianne, throwing her the ground,
Speaker 1: breaking the project in pieces, and stabbing her with a
Speaker 1: homemade shive. I'm kidding. I'm just seeing if everybody's still
Speaker 1: with me. Jake knows. He owes Murray an apology. He
Speaker 1: says a girl will never get in between them again,
Speaker 1: and this is slightly awkward for Savannah, who came in
Speaker 1: hoping she was going to get some his upcoming girlfriend,
Speaker 1: who announces she's leaving. She says goodbye to Murray and
Speaker 1: trades a smile with Jake. As soon as she's gone,
Speaker 1: Murray starts to pull at his best friend Scarf. He
Speaker 1: doesn't like to look either, and that is the end
Speaker 1: of our first story. Act one, who we pull back
Speaker 1: and we are on the iPad once again. Avalon and
Speaker 1: Halle say they included Jake's story in the webazine because
Speaker 1: of their own frenemy story. We see Hallie sitting on
Speaker 1: the bed and finishing an email. She feels around her
Speaker 1: dresser and finds her flip phone. Love a flip phone?
Speaker 1: Did you have a flip phone?
Speaker 4: I don't, he.
Speaker 2: Missed, No, I feel like I had one. The first
Speaker 2: phone I had was actually one of those like bonger ones.
Speaker 2: It was skinny, but it was it was yes, and
Speaker 2: I put all the faces on it I had. I
Speaker 2: had different faces for different outfits. I was so light.
Speaker 1: Did you have, like the one that was blinging out
Speaker 1: was like blinged out, and then one was paying.
Speaker 2: One, one that was pink, one that would go with blue,
Speaker 2: one that was neutral. I had them all. It's so sad.
Speaker 2: I mean, I was like a frequent shoper at those
Speaker 2: places in.
Speaker 1: The ball the kiosks in the middle that had the difference, so.
Speaker 2: Many more, I promise you. I can't even like, I'm
Speaker 2: so embarrassed how much I used to go to one.
Speaker 2: Oh Mom, I gotta go, mom, I gotta get to know.
Speaker 2: I gotta get on it, like, oh man, so I
Speaker 2: don't have I don't have one for this outfit, and
Speaker 2: I'm really excited to wear it.
Speaker 1: I gotta get of course you did. I love that.
Speaker 1: It's just it's I gotta be honest. It seems on
Speaker 1: brand for you in high school. It really does. If
Speaker 1: I'm honest, Arena, it seems.
Speaker 2: On Brand's so embarrassing.
Speaker 1: Me.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 1: You had a cheetah one. Dude, didn't you.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, if you would have even understood what
Speaker 2: my dorm room looked like, Like my bedding was, well,
Speaker 2: it was in high schools. My senior year, I got
Speaker 2: a brand new one and it was black and white, different,
Speaker 2: like it.
Speaker 1: Was like a like a cow pattern kind of.
Speaker 2: There was cow, there was zebra, there was cheetah, there
Speaker 2: was like all these like it was like different, quiltic
Speaker 2: kind of you're living. Oh my gosh, if you could
Speaker 2: even see it, it's just so embarrassing.
Speaker 1: I love it so much, you know what.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I just got to own it.
Speaker 1: Own it. Hallie calls someone and announces that she sent
Speaker 1: the email. On the other end of the phone is Avalon,
Speaker 1: and they're both so excited. She sent their webazine, Geekly
Speaker 1: Chic to Burn's publication and hopes that they can do
Speaker 1: business together. They pull the shades on their windows, and
Speaker 1: this is where we realized that the two besties live
Speaker 1: right across from each other. They complement their outfits and
Speaker 1: get ready to leave. Haley's older brother, Kendall, drives his
Speaker 1: sister Avalon to school, and this is where we learn
Speaker 1: he's falling in love with his multi language GPS system
Speaker 1: at school, the same as Jakes. Of course, the girls
Speaker 1: are approached by their bullies, a preppy school newspaper editor
Speaker 1: named Walker and his two goons, who were the least
Speaker 1: gooney goons that have ever gooned. He's rejected their attempt
Speaker 1: to buy an ad for geekly chic in the paper,
Speaker 1: even though they're serious they have business cards. He holds
Speaker 1: up the business card and says, geeklyshek dot com is
Speaker 1: for losers. Avalon quickly snaps a photo and texts it
Speaker 1: to the whole school, which is a thing that happens
Speaker 1: in movies a lot and can't actually happen in real
Speaker 1: life right anyway, so it looks like he's endorsing it now,
Speaker 1: and the little duive is mad and angrily walks away.
Speaker 1: Avalon stood up to Walker, but Hallie is still unable
Speaker 1: to be aggressive. Now. In the computer lab, the girls
Speaker 1: check out a new feature on their site where they
Speaker 1: can track the location of visitors. Right now, it's just
Speaker 1: them and Hallie's mom, but then they noticed that someone
Speaker 1: in New York is visiting the site. Who could that be?
Speaker 1: Halle's phone rings? And believe it or not, it's Burns Publishing.
Speaker 1: It is Sherry Saint Clair, the editor. She wants to
Speaker 1: meet with the girls in Manhattan tomorrow. Their biggest issue
Speaker 1: what will they wear? This leads to an insane transition
Speaker 1: which again are not my favorites, but I'm sure other
Speaker 1: people loved it. A music video back in the iPad
Speaker 1: with Avalon dancing in different costumes in front of green screens,
Speaker 1: a flapper, a cowgirl, an alien in space, et cetera.
Speaker 1: What did you think of this kind of stuff?
Speaker 2: You know what I I didn't understand. I mean, I
Speaker 2: know that we've got it set up to where Avalon
Speaker 2: is this little fashionista and whatever. But what I did
Speaker 2: notice is that she could dance. So then I went ooh,
Speaker 2: we are definite. I know that Zendeia can dance. So
Speaker 2: now I'm going, Yes, we're gonna get a dance We're
Speaker 2: gonna get a dance sequence. It's gonna happen. It's gonna happen.
Speaker 2: I'm ready for it.
Speaker 1: And that's what I was going, Oh, we're gonna get
Speaker 1: a dance sequence, kind of get a dance sequence.
Speaker 2: It All this little bit took me to was the
Speaker 2: excitement that I'm gonna get to see these two girls dance.
Speaker 1: It was this moment that really made me realize that
Speaker 1: this movie especially is really for the younger Disney Channel crowd.
Speaker 2: This whole movie felt a lot, yes.
Speaker 1: A lot younger than and when I kind of got
Speaker 1: into that mindset, I had a little bit easier time
Speaker 1: with it where I was like, oh, even for Disney Channel,
Speaker 1: they're skewing to like nine and ten year old.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're looking at that. We're looking before high school. Yes,
Speaker 2: demo exactly is why. That's yeah, that middle school between stuff. Yes, yeah.
Speaker 2: And I do think that this middle one, out of
Speaker 2: all of them, this middle one was my favorite one
Speaker 2: out of the three of them. None of them made
Speaker 2: sense together really, of course, very much to do anything,
Speaker 2: but this little the middle one. The relationship between the
Speaker 2: two of them, I mean, this took me to like
Speaker 2: when I was a little girl, like I had a
Speaker 2: best friend that was down the street, but having her
Speaker 2: next door where I could just like open my windows
Speaker 2: the best thing ever, Like, oh my gosh. I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: this is so this is cute and yes, very young.
Speaker 1: No, I get it. And and this is one of
Speaker 1: the problems I often come across when we're doing magical
Speaker 1: rewind Is am I supposed to judge it as is
Speaker 1: it a good movie? Or am I supposed to judge
Speaker 1: it as is it a good movie for somebody?
Speaker 2: Ten?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so that because that's two different things. It does.
Speaker 1: That is two different things. But that's why the great
Speaker 1: dcom is the one that's a great movie period. Yeah
Speaker 1: for the fan, so yes, so yeah, anyway, I.
Speaker 2: Don't think like a family would sit down and dad
Speaker 2: would be into this one.
Speaker 1: This is kid yeah exactly.
Speaker 2: It could really just.
Speaker 1: Be yes, this is not going to the mat or
Speaker 1: one of the other ones we've talked abou where the
Speaker 1: whole family can watch it and everybody can enjoy it.
Speaker 1: This seemed like a movie for little kids, so that's
Speaker 1: a different way to score it. But anyway, yeah this
Speaker 1: Now we cut to the big city and the girls
Speaker 1: are in the burned skyscraper office, sent directly to a
Speaker 1: conference room with a very intimidating Sherry Saint Clair. She
Speaker 1: is shocked to see their young but loves their fresh
Speaker 1: new voices and geekly chic. She loves that too. She
Speaker 1: wants Halle and Avalon to launch a new website, a magazine,
Speaker 1: and a fabulous clothing line. This will become an empire
Speaker 1: like Goop or Panera Bread. The girls are so excited,
Speaker 1: but Sherry is confused. She had a call with Halle
Speaker 1: the editor this morning. She wants to know who this
Speaker 1: avalon is. Is this her assistant? And once she reveals
Speaker 1: them as co editors in chief, Cherry hates it. Now
Speaker 1: why would she hate it? That doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 1: Who cares? You've got two young girls running the thing.
Speaker 1: Who gives you if it's both of them? I didn't
Speaker 1: understand that.
Speaker 2: If you love if you love the site, you love
Speaker 2: the site. That's it. Who cares how it's made up?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it seemed like unnecessary drama, but we get a
Speaker 1: half explanation about how Sherry wants to staff it herself
Speaker 1: with underpaid designers but only one editor. Again, this makes
Speaker 1: no sense either way. She wants to break up the
Speaker 1: team so they must choose which one of the best
Speaker 1: friends moves on. So basically, the woman is just evil
Speaker 1: throwing two little girls in a p it to have
Speaker 1: them fight to the death. To make it fair, she
Speaker 1: gives them both one week to come up with a
Speaker 1: cover story for the very first Geekly Chic issue. Whoever's
Speaker 1: the best gets the job back at school. The girls,
Speaker 1: of course, Field defeated. This is the worst possible case scenario,
Speaker 1: but Halle has found a cover story. Indie musician Jean
Speaker 1: Frank is coming to America for the first local concert
Speaker 1: and she wants to interview him before he blows up.
Speaker 1: The girls agree this is a great idea, but now
Speaker 1: they're fighting over who can do it. And let's be
Speaker 1: real here, this was Halle's idea.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, so he came up and talked about it.
Speaker 1: And then Avalon was like, it's my idea.
Speaker 2: How are you taking this partial owner? You can't just
Speaker 2: like bring up an idea, a business idea of any
Speaker 2: sort and then say I think you should pronounce it
Speaker 2: this way instead of that way, or make one little
Speaker 2: like tweet and then and then take ownership of get
Speaker 2: out of here, not yours Avalon.
Speaker 4: That was weird.
Speaker 1: So yeah, it's obviously Halle's story. I don't even know
Speaker 1: why that was even a question, but whatever. But it
Speaker 1: doesn't really matter either way because the concert is sold out,
Speaker 1: so now the competition is on. Each girl is going
Speaker 1: to try to get into the show and get the interview.
Speaker 1: It's Avalon's aggressive talking style versus Hallie's impressive writing skills
Speaker 1: Avalon and of course they're trying to make it where
Speaker 1: it only works when they work together. But yeah, that's
Speaker 1: why I knew it was very young again. I was like, Okay,
Speaker 1: they're really hitting overhead with this. Hallie immediately tries winning
Speaker 1: tickets from a local radio station, but was just one
Speaker 1: call off where Avalon, on the other hand, has set
Speaker 1: up a table in the school hallway free fashion makeovers
Speaker 1: in exchange for Jean Frank tickets. Not even a goth
Speaker 1: girl is interested. Eventually Walker approaches her and says he
Speaker 1: knows a guy whose daughter is engaged to the dry
Speaker 1: cleaner who fluffs and folds Jean Frank's clothes, so she
Speaker 1: finally has an inn. Avalon immediately finds Hallie just to
Speaker 1: rub the ticket in her face. Good friend. They enter
Speaker 1: class together and hand over their cell phones to the teacher.
Speaker 1: Then Hallie comes up with another idea. She finagles back
Speaker 1: avalon phone and calls Jean Frank herself. He's in Paris
Speaker 1: yelling at a maid and only speaks franch Somehow, she
Speaker 1: pretends to be Avalon's assistant and secures the ticket for
Speaker 1: herself and a pre interview beating her to the punch.
Speaker 1: It worked, but she sees that Walker has hurt it all.
Speaker 1: This is going to backfire, and of course, instantly it does.
Speaker 1: We are back in her room. Halle gets an urgent
Speaker 1: call from Avalon. Shaight up now, and we reveal that
Speaker 1: Avalon is with Walker and his goons again. Still not gooning,
Speaker 1: but wow, that was fast. She knows that Hallie stole
Speaker 1: her ticket and now they're best friends for never.
Speaker 2: I loved that.
Speaker 1: I loved that this is best friends for never. This
Speaker 1: is a disaster. That night, Avalon sneaks into Halle's brother's car,
Speaker 1: you know, the one with the sexy GPS system, and
Speaker 1: she fidgets with the settings and proves two can play
Speaker 1: at the sabotage game. You don't say sabotage, I say sabotage.
Speaker 1: You say sabotage. So when Halle and her brother get
Speaker 1: into the car, excited to go to the Jean Frank concert,
Speaker 1: they noticed the GP has been switched to Urdu, which
Speaker 1: is a very much more difficult language. And when Halle
Speaker 1: finds one of Avalon's earrings, she knows who did this?
Speaker 1: How are they going to get to the show. Now.
Speaker 1: They bust out an analog map that is a paper
Speaker 1: map people, but that of course is no help. Those
Speaker 1: are for olds at Club Butterfly for the Jean Frank show.
Speaker 1: Avalon has arrived and picks up the tickets for Halle Brandon.
Speaker 1: She makes her way to the dressing room for the
Speaker 1: pre interview, and he wants to know where Halle from
Speaker 1: the phone call is people in this movie, shure, do
Speaker 1: you get nervous about phone calls and meeting in real life?
Speaker 1: But the map did work for Halle. Eventually, and she's
Speaker 1: arrived at the sold out show. She gets crafty and
Speaker 1: walks around the back right as Avalon starts her interview
Speaker 1: with tell me about your music, then pivots to a
Speaker 1: horrible question about his ripped jeans. Then boom, Halle falls
Speaker 1: through the window, interrupting the interview. The former friends go
Speaker 1: at it about who should be there. While Jean Frank
Speaker 1: is just happy he has crazy fans, Halle is immediately nervous,
Speaker 1: trying to blurt out the question she wrote. Eventually, Jean
Speaker 1: Frank steps in and yells at them, but without his
Speaker 1: French accent. Wait what he admits he's not French at all.
Speaker 1: He's Johnny Frankowski. I think he says his name is.
Speaker 1: People only listen to him when he pretended to be
Speaker 1: someone else. The girls tell him that being true to
Speaker 1: himself will inspire their fans, and he quickly agrees. With
Speaker 1: very little fight. He just gives up his entire persona.
Speaker 1: The scam is suddenly over. Is just gonna be himself
Speaker 1: and play acoustic.
Speaker 2: It happened, has acoustic guitar ready in hand.
Speaker 1: It just happens, And that's where Murray comes in and
Speaker 1: farts on them all. Callie and Avalon are so happy.
Speaker 1: The story is incredible, but they still don't know who's
Speaker 1: gonna write it. We cut to the girls in Sherry
Speaker 1: Burns's publishing office. She's impressed with a Jean frank expose,
Speaker 1: but wants to see the other article. The girls explain
Speaker 1: there's only the one. Cherry will have to make the
Speaker 1: decision off of that, So the editor thinks for a
Speaker 1: second and picks neither of them. She thinks they are
Speaker 1: two little girls who can't do anything without each other,
Speaker 1: and is this the meanest human being in dcom history?
Speaker 1: This is one step below Corella Deville. Wanting to make
Speaker 1: a coat out of puppies.
Speaker 2: Just I mean, it's just it is so harsh, and
Speaker 2: I was thinking at this point, I'm trying to ride
Speaker 2: for this stupid character and going, oh, you know what
Speaker 2: she's going to do. She's testing them, and they're going
Speaker 2: to stick up for themselves. She's going to have her
Speaker 2: assistant when she gets on the phone, she's going to
Speaker 2: have her assistant go, you know what, tell those girls
Speaker 2: they've got the job or whatever.
Speaker 1: It didn't happen. Nope, didn't happen. She's just a bad person.
Speaker 1: As they leave, Halle finally fights back, though she's conquered
Speaker 1: her fear of speaking up in high pressure situations. Why
Speaker 1: can't best friends work together? If Sherry won't accept them,
Speaker 1: they'll go to a bigger, better publication. The girls leave
Speaker 1: with a high five, but Sherry is sweating back at school.
Speaker 1: Avalon is proud of her best friends standing up for herself.
Speaker 1: Even Walker is impressed. He heard about their little run
Speaker 1: in with Burns, and he has a cousin in Memphis
Speaker 1: who drives a limo for Anyway Teens Now wants to
Speaker 1: do a huge story on geekly Ic, and the best
Speaker 1: friends are thrilled. Obviously Avalon is even now crushing on Walker.
Speaker 1: They're former nemesis. We cut to the girls now laying
Speaker 1: in bed watching the team now report about themselves with
Speaker 1: a newscast. Her name Lucy del Gussie and we have
Speaker 1: to add this to our best d COM's names list.
Speaker 1: Am I right, it's been a while, but how do
Speaker 1: we know?
Speaker 2: I had to rewrite and write it down. This is
Speaker 2: a good one, Jackal Johnson, I mean these this is good.
Speaker 1: Lucy del Goosey is certainly up there. It appears Sherry
Speaker 1: came crawling back because Geekly Sheick reportedly turned down and
Speaker 1: offered to sell to Burns. They want to keep it independent.
Speaker 1: So really the entire segment of this movie was about nothing.
Speaker 1: They're in the same position they were in before. They're
Speaker 1: still friends. It was just very strange. Yeah, Geekly Chic
Speaker 1: will publish the Jean frank story or John Frankowski story,
Speaker 1: and both girls will get the credit. Their website is
Speaker 1: now being visited by people all over the world. So
Speaker 1: the girls dance on the bed. Then Lucy del Goosey
Speaker 1: in the TV says, girls stop jumping on that bed.
Speaker 1: Then her finger comes out of the screen and pauses
Speaker 1: them and we're back on the iPad and what the
Speaker 1: just happened?
Speaker 2: Yeah? That was so weird.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 1: There were several times in this movie also where the
Speaker 1: actors looked at the camera without meaning to. This was
Speaker 1: not we're going to break the fourth wall on purpose.
Speaker 1: It was just the actors accidentally looking on at the
Speaker 1: camera and they kept it in. And then we had
Speaker 1: these with like weird wall breaking. I didn't get what
Speaker 1: was going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I again. When you see those, you're going,
Speaker 2: did they not have another cut?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Is this the best one you picked? She's looking
Speaker 1: right at the camera.
Speaker 2: It was you did have one other cut?
Speaker 1: See something?
Speaker 2: You could see her look at the camera?
Speaker 1: Yeah? You kit? Yeah, I know. Well this is where
Speaker 1: we're now finally introduced to the last story. It follows.
Speaker 2: A minute.
Speaker 1: You're kidding me right now.
Speaker 2: We've got another one.
Speaker 1: We got another one. We ain't done, people, we got
Speaker 1: another one.
Speaker 2: Hey, I'm sorry but to break it to you, but
Speaker 2: we are not freaking done.
Speaker 1: We're not done yet.
Speaker 2: We are still in Canada, people in Canada with the
Speaker 2: Canada flags waving everywhere.
Speaker 1: Waving everywhere. This one follows Savannah the skater girl from
Speaker 1: story one, she almost got well, it turns out that
Speaker 1: she almost got frenemiede by a girl she didn't even
Speaker 1: know existed. So we see her stunt double shredding on
Speaker 1: a half pipe and it's clearly her stunt double shredding
Speaker 1: on a half pipe, and her dad calls her in
Speaker 1: for breakfast. We think she has two Brady brothers and
Speaker 1: a sister, or she has three Brady brothers. Go back
Speaker 1: and watch for yourself, because we've had different people saying
Speaker 1: different things, producers not knowing, us not knowing, We don't
Speaker 1: know what's going on. But she either has two Brady
Speaker 1: brothers in a we're just amazed that we have to
Speaker 1: do this at all, that we're not done yet. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's like we Oh my god, I didn't I knock
Speaker 1: him out last round. I can't believe we have to
Speaker 1: go out. The fights not over yet, but they're all
Speaker 1: fighting for bacon. They're running out of school. Savannah couldn't
Speaker 1: get any foods, so her dad gives her cash for
Speaker 1: school breakfast and something pretty like sneakers from them all,
Speaker 1: And maybe we've got a decom dead mom here. I
Speaker 1: don't know, or because they know, they're not divorced, but
Speaker 1: we didn't. We didn't ever talk about the mom in anyway,
Speaker 1: never even talk about the dad, the dad in Jake's story.
Speaker 1: So we've got a lot of single zero parents. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's why they're running off to New York by themselves
Speaker 1: at eleven? Who allows that? Oh wait, that was my
Speaker 1: life to anyway. Savannah skates to school, eventually running into
Speaker 1: Jake and Murray. She says hi, and then crashes into
Speaker 1: some bushes, falling out of sight. Jake leaves, assuming she's
Speaker 1: time traveled or was swallowed by sinkhole. Maybe he doesn't
Speaker 1: ever really look into it. She eventually gets up and
Speaker 1: brushes herself off, saying goodbye to Murray and skates out
Speaker 1: of frame. And that's when a stretch limo passes by,
Speaker 1: with a familiar looking girl rolling down her wind to
Speaker 1: say hi to the dog. It is a British girl,
Speaker 1: Emma Reynolds, wearing a proper uniform for Legit Academy, that
Speaker 1: is what they called it. And she looks just like Savannah.
Speaker 1: I mean so much so that it's actually the same
Speaker 1: actress playing both roles, So that makes sense that they
Speaker 1: look alike, She tells her butler Pemberley that she wishes
Speaker 1: she could have a dog, but he says her parents
Speaker 1: are not open to the idea. Right here, just curious.
Speaker 1: What did you think of her accent? Was it passable
Speaker 1: enough for a d comm Yeah, I thought so too.
Speaker 1: I thought so too. Was it perfect? No, But for
Speaker 1: an actress of that age doing multiple roles like this
Speaker 1: and doing the different accents, I thought she was frankly
Speaker 1: the best one of the movie.
Speaker 2: My first thought was we just did Double Team and said,
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, this was years prior or years
Speaker 2: after Double Team, but we just said the amount of
Speaker 2: production value you have to have to be able to
Speaker 2: pull off doubles or twins, this movie is big. And
Speaker 2: I'm like, we just talked about this, Yes, we just
Speaker 2: did it.
Speaker 1: So here we go by the way, I'd like to
Speaker 1: be fully and totally transparent. Or we've released our double
Speaker 1: Teamed episode and from what I've heard, Oh, Sabrina, We're
Speaker 1: gonna get some for what we talked about Double Team.
Speaker 1: That's all I want to say about that. People love
Speaker 1: that movie. They love that. It's gonna be brink for
Speaker 1: me all over again. But anyway, we're back at school.
Speaker 1: Savannah makes it just As the bell rings, Jake opens
Speaker 1: the door for her and they have an awkward exchange
Speaker 1: about muscles. We then travel over to the British girl's mansion.
Speaker 1: She's returned with Pemberley and is greeted by her very
Speaker 1: pompous parents near the indoor pool. She gets some money
Speaker 1: for new shoes too, then broaches the subject of getting
Speaker 1: a dog. They are disgusted by the idea of getting
Speaker 1: a pet, just like Pemberley predicted. And now all three
Speaker 1: stories are combining. Here we see Halle and Avalon at
Speaker 1: the shoe store and they spot Emma and her butler,
Speaker 1: but Hallie thinks it's Savannah, but it can't be because
Speaker 1: skater Savannah is also in the store. There are two
Speaker 1: different people, and the geeky sheet girls, well, their minds
Speaker 1: are just blown. Now Savannah and Emma are back to back,
Speaker 1: showing off some of that Disney special effects budget. They
Speaker 1: pick up a shoe and ask in unison, do these
Speaker 1: come in an eight. This causes them to notice each
Speaker 1: other and their similarities, as does Pemberley. Though these two
Speaker 1: live completely different lifestyles, they are like twins from different planets.
Speaker 1: That's when the geekly sheic ladies officially introduced Savannah and
Speaker 1: Emma to each other. They know this is the perfect
Speaker 1: story for the webasine, and I get what they're doing.
Speaker 1: I just felt like there's maybe a bigger reaction to
Speaker 1: turning around and seeing essentially your identical twin right something
Speaker 1: freaky Friday.
Speaker 2: It's like, whoah, moved past that whole point of them
Speaker 2: being the same person. I mean, they are identical. It's
Speaker 2: not like we got the two actresses from.
Speaker 1: No Double Team, Double Team, or even when Tam did it.
Speaker 1: Remember when Tia and Tamara did it, and they they
Speaker 1: had the moment of like, wow, you were twins. You
Speaker 1: look just like me, right, and.
Speaker 2: They're not even They don't even talk about the idea
Speaker 2: that they could be twins, especially when and I know
Speaker 2: we can't do you know, parent trap type situation. But
Speaker 2: it's like your dad, I don't know where your mom.
Speaker 2: I was thinking, oh my gosh, we're kind of doing
Speaker 2: part and then we saw the mom of her, you know,
Speaker 2: the rich parents.
Speaker 1: So yeah, they saw both of.
Speaker 2: Them, but you know, could be remarried. I don't know,
Speaker 2: it was weird for this.
Speaker 1: I felt they.
Speaker 2: They have to be sisters.
Speaker 1: There's something you're literally identical anyway. Yeah, they use identical
Speaker 1: twins when they shouldn't use identical twins, and they don't
Speaker 1: use identical twins when they need to use identical twins.
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 1: We cut to Emma and Savannah having lunch at the
Speaker 1: food court. Emma says her mom would freak out if
Speaker 1: she started eating there. These two seem to really be
Speaker 1: getting along. They share stories and think that if they
Speaker 1: had each other's lives for a week, they'd be happier
Speaker 1: than ever. And so, with the help of Hawie and Avalon,
Speaker 1: they decide for one week they will trade places. The
Speaker 1: girls go off to the bathroom and reappear in each
Speaker 1: other's clothes. The only way we can tell the difference
Speaker 1: is the accent and the fact that Emma can't skate.
Speaker 1: And again, Mary Mouser does a very good job here.
Speaker 1: She's basically playing four different characters and doing it really well. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we are now at Emma's mansion. The Limma returns and
Speaker 1: Savannah can't believe what she's seeing, but she quickly throws
Speaker 1: on the accent and jumps right into a gown fitting
Speaker 1: for her upcoming birthday ball. Meanwhile, Savannah meets one of
Speaker 1: her new little brothers and experiences the chaos of having
Speaker 1: a big family. She tests out her American accent and
Speaker 1: it's pretty brutal. She meets her new dad and everything
Speaker 1: is awkward, especially when she gets to her room and
Speaker 1: one of her brothers is cutting his toenails in her bed.
Speaker 1: Back at the mansion, Savannah joins her new parents at
Speaker 1: a regal feast. She doesn't know what to do with
Speaker 1: her napkin and is grossed out when she finds out
Speaker 1: she's been eating snails, but her dad lets her know
Speaker 1: they got an opera singer for her birthday ball, like
Speaker 1: every kid wants, but Savannah suggests a taco truck. Then
Speaker 1: the dad doesn't doesn't know what tacos are, And are
Speaker 1: we supposed to assume that rich people don't know what
Speaker 1: tacos are? Really, yeah, that was kind of yeah, you
Speaker 1: don't know bacos are.
Speaker 2: But again, this takes us to the fact that we
Speaker 2: are watching a movie that's demo is targeted towards me
Speaker 2: very very young crowd. I agree, that would maybe be
Speaker 2: funny to them, right, That's what I kind of thought,
Speaker 2: like that, Oh, it doesn't even.
Speaker 1: Know what they don't know what tacos are. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: I'm only right. Okay. So the next morning, savannahs woken
Speaker 1: by an aggressive fencing instructor and exhausted from a ballet session,
Speaker 1: all while Emma finds herself waiting for the bathroom and
Speaker 1: fighting off brothers with a plunger. They already want to
Speaker 1: switch back, and they're like, let's just do this for
Speaker 1: one day. Yeah, yeah, done. So when Pemberley tells Emma
Speaker 1: she has a date with a boy named Lawns, I
Speaker 1: love how you say it Longs. It's Lance, but it's Lngs.
Speaker 1: This is the last straw. She decides to tell Pemberley
Speaker 1: that she is Savannah, and at first he's shocked but
Speaker 1: quickly says he'll keep the secret. Why would he do
Speaker 1: that for her? I don't know. Also, the way the
Speaker 1: actor played it was weird, where it was like he
Speaker 1: was shocked, but almost looked like he was pretending to
Speaker 1: be shocked, like he knew the whole time, But then
Speaker 1: they never recovered it was an odd acting moment. So Lance,
Speaker 1: it turns out, is Emma's boyfriend, a cute, little rich
Speaker 1: polo player that Savannah now has to pretend to know.
Speaker 1: And Savannah meets Jake, who can't stop talking about his dog.
Speaker 1: It's a bit much. He doesn't even say hi, he
Speaker 1: just brags about Murray doing the.
Speaker 2: Makarina mycerino, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: Emma quickly realizes that Jake is the boy Savannah likes
Speaker 1: and sets up a date with him. So this is
Speaker 1: starting to get a little tricky. On the date, Emma
Speaker 1: is sitting with Jake, with Savannah hiding nearby, keeping tabs
Speaker 1: on the whole thing. Jake holds her hand and Savannah,
Speaker 1: of course gets jealous. She perfectly throws a towel from
Speaker 1: behind a bush, landing right on her double's face. The
Speaker 1: two girls rendezvous and start bickering. This is not working out,
Speaker 1: but Savannah reveals she'll now be going for Lance in retaliation.
Speaker 1: Keep in mind, people, we're still in the same movie.
Speaker 1: So Lance and Savannah are now on their date at
Speaker 1: the park and run into the throttle of Emma, Jake,
Speaker 1: and Murray because he's obviously as involved in this relationship
Speaker 1: as anybody else. They have an icy exchange while the
Speaker 1: dude's real lies. These two girls look a lot alike.
Speaker 1: Case somebody notices you guys look a lot alike? Savannah mentioned, Yeah, Savannah.
Speaker 2: A little bit like are you twins? Did you just
Speaker 2: find each other?
Speaker 1: Did you do?
Speaker 2: You guys each have half of a locket? Like what's
Speaker 2: happening here?
Speaker 1: Yes, seriously, let's find out what is going on with
Speaker 1: these people because this is a question that maybe we
Speaker 1: should look into. Yeah, you'd think. Savannah mentions this weekend's
Speaker 1: birthday ball and invites everyone, infuriating Emma. We are now
Speaker 1: at the ball. We're moving very quickly. This is very
Speaker 1: stuffy and a high class party, and the opera singer
Speaker 1: is in full effect. Jake reveals he likes all the
Speaker 1: tomboys stuff from normal Savannah. He's weirded out seeing Emma
Speaker 1: in address. Savannah then enters the party to applause and
Speaker 1: adulation from Lawnce. She's looking for her doppelganger and egotistical Lance.
Speaker 1: I can't keep saying. It doesn't get why those Yeah,
Speaker 1: it doesn't get why she's looking for him because those
Speaker 1: dog park people are beneath them. This type of attitude
Speaker 1: makes her finally break up with Lance, but again not
Speaker 1: her boyfriend in real life, so who knows she just
Speaker 1: broke up with the dude that she's not even really dating.
Speaker 1: Savannah then runs into Emma and Jake, and the two
Speaker 1: admit their prank. They can't do it any longer. Savannah
Speaker 1: gives the tiara to Emma. It's her party after all.
Speaker 1: The geekly sheet girls are there too, because why not.
Speaker 1: They take some pictures for the blog and keep moving.
Speaker 1: Emma learns that Savannah broke up with Lance for her,
Speaker 1: but Emma isn't mad at all. She's wanted to do
Speaker 1: that since the third grade. Lance thinks this is all
Speaker 1: Jake's fault and jumps him right there at the party,
Speaker 1: so his fall covers him in chocolate and splashes the
Speaker 1: opera singer. Emma's parents think the party is ruined, but
Speaker 1: the geekly sheet girls know it's just getting started. Everyone
Speaker 1: then starts dancing to a pop song that just magically
Speaker 1: starts playing, and then everyone breaks into a synchronized dance
Speaker 1: my fave. Emma and Savannah also realize neither of them
Speaker 1: invited Hallie and Avalon. Emma's parents love the taco truck,
Speaker 1: and the dancing continues, and Pemberley gives his gift to Emma.
Speaker 1: It's the dog she always wanted. The movie ends with
Speaker 1: more of the magically learned dance routine that everyone just
Speaker 1: somehow seems to know. It also include skateboard time, double
Speaker 1: claps we pull out to show the party on the
Speaker 1: iPad once again. It's all been part of the geekly
Speaker 1: chic webazine of an oncoming Frenemies because that's the title
Speaker 1: of the movie. And then we get bloopers sort of,
Speaker 1: it's just mistakes from Murray the Dog. None of them
Speaker 1: are really funny. They just show the audience just how
Speaker 1: hard it is to work with animals. And that is
Speaker 1: our movie, Sabrina. Let's do some real reviews. I think
Speaker 1: you have the one star this week. What do we got?
Speaker 2: Uh? I kind of don't this is it somewhat goes
Speaker 2: into another little language for me. I don't really understand
Speaker 2: one hundred percent of it.
Speaker 1: This is a little too cool, I guess for I
Speaker 1: think it's for the youngs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the one stars from Isaiah are this movie is trash, puke, emoji,
Speaker 2: l ratio, bozo, clown emoji, stick to Spider Man, Comma bozo.
Speaker 1: Okay, I didn't get a lot of it either, but
Speaker 1: it's one star.
Speaker 2: But it's a one star.
Speaker 1: I have the five star this week and it's a
Speaker 1: great five star review from Justin d It says, I
Speaker 1: don't remember anything about this movie. All I remember from
Speaker 1: the promos is a kid yelling at his dog. That's
Speaker 1: animal abuse. Five stars, five stars, Justin, Why did you care?
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't weird. I looked the other day
Speaker 1: on the magical rewind feed. I was looking at something
Speaker 1: and I looked at our reviews and one of them
Speaker 1: said this is I love this podcast. It's so wonderful.
Speaker 1: I listened to it all the time. One star, and
Speaker 1: I thought that was great. We are now, of course,
Speaker 1: at Sabrina's favorite portion of the podcast. It is our
Speaker 1: feature this week, stretch it out because producer Jensen has
Speaker 1: come up with a good one arm.
Speaker 4: Twin Jay Dog.
Speaker 1: It is called twin Flames. In this movie, we have
Speaker 1: Mary Mouse are playing two characters who apparently look just
Speaker 1: alike in surprise everybody. So we're gonna be getting the
Speaker 1: name of a celebrity and we have to guess if
Speaker 1: they are surprisingly a twin or not. If we can
Speaker 1: guess yes or no correctly, three out of five we win.
Speaker 1: Producer Jensen, are you with us?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, I'm a true twin to winning this week,
Speaker 4: so good luck.
Speaker 1: Number one Giselle Buncheon. Oh gosh, is she a twin?
Speaker 1: Because if there's two of them, this is the most
Speaker 1: magical thing in the world.
Speaker 2: You gotta be Come on, give I'm gonna say.
Speaker 1: A chance, but I'm gonna say yes, just because I
Speaker 1: hope it's true. I'm gonna say.
Speaker 4: Yes, she's a twin.
Speaker 2: No identical?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean they look a lot alike.
Speaker 1: It's for sure, there's two of them. Wow, Canell's sister
Speaker 1: being like, how am I not famous? We look the same.
Speaker 2: I was just gonna say, how annoying would it be
Speaker 2: of me? Like you look a lot like Giselle?
Speaker 1: And she's like, my sister, Oh, can you imagine my
Speaker 1: twin sister? Number two KEI for Sutherland, I'm gonna say no,
Speaker 1: I'm say yes. I'm gonna say no.
Speaker 4: I'm say yes for Sutherland is a twin?
Speaker 1: Oh man, he is? So we're one on one, there's
Speaker 1: two Sutherlands. Number three Johnny Knoxville. That's such a random name.
Speaker 1: But oh god, it's so random because he's either a
Speaker 1: twin or Jensen. Just pulling random names. That's the problem
Speaker 1: with this guy.
Speaker 2: I honestly feel like I think he's a twin too.
Speaker 2: I think he is.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, would you think this is going to be
Speaker 1: one of those lists where all five of them are
Speaker 1: actually twins?
Speaker 2: Maybe?
Speaker 1: Okay, so then I'll say yes that then he's a
Speaker 1: twin with you.
Speaker 4: Okay, I will say that. My favorite part about writing
Speaker 4: these quizzes finding a name that feels like it's real
Speaker 4: but it's n He did it, honestly. If I could
Speaker 4: do it all day for a living. I don't know
Speaker 4: how I would make that job, but i'd like to.
Speaker 4: And no, dine out. Sill is not a twin.
Speaker 2: Ah, Okay, man, you know what, because I feel like
Speaker 2: if he was, he'd be in he'd have to be
Speaker 2: in his shows, like they would prank him like crazy
Speaker 2: or use him for pers Oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's true. Yeah that's true. Okay, See now you're okay.
Speaker 1: So we've we've each gotten one right so far, so
Speaker 1: we've got to get the next two right. Number four.
Speaker 1: Parker Posey.
Speaker 2: I don't know who Parker.
Speaker 1: You don't know Parker Posey is? Parker Posey is great?
Speaker 1: Do you ever see like waiting for Guffman.
Speaker 4: Well, she's having a big moment right now.
Speaker 1: She's having she's on Yes, she's on white loads.
Speaker 4: She's the star of the new white loadus to stand out.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, yes, okay, okay, okay, I'm gonna say no, no.
Speaker 4: No, Parker posey positively a twin?
Speaker 1: Oh come on? Really? Yep?
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know why that matters, Sabrina, but
Speaker 4: I think I like, she can't believe that it's.
Speaker 2: Because because it's you. If you say, okay, this, don't come,
Speaker 2: don't come for me. But when it's like you're doing
Speaker 2: something like this and it's a twin that's not even
Speaker 2: the same sex as you, like it's like a boy.
Speaker 4: Twin, it's like it is it is a boy twin.
Speaker 2: Okay, that makes a difference. Like Giselle, if it was
Speaker 2: a boy twin, I would not get definitely that it's
Speaker 2: a girl that's killing.
Speaker 1: I saw a picture of Jazelle's twin or Patricia. It's
Speaker 1: on your phone. You can look at it. It's she's
Speaker 1: she's pretty.
Speaker 4: She's pretty, stunning, she looks like.
Speaker 1: Pretty, she's pretty. Man number five weird Al Yankovic.
Speaker 2: Now, this makes me feel after he said that about
Speaker 2: Johnny Knoxville. But he might have said it just set
Speaker 2: me up. But it makes me feel like.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say no. I'm gonna say no, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: say no, can't No, it's not.
Speaker 4: But I wish you did. I wish it was normal.
Speaker 4: Sally Yanka that.
Speaker 1: Did you get three? Did you win?
Speaker 2: I finally, yes, I did. I said no for the
Speaker 2: fifth one, which means I won.
Speaker 1: Did you get three?
Speaker 4: I'm so used to saying no, I'm sorry, Okay, I
Speaker 4: didn't wait.
Speaker 2: Oh I no, I didn't win. I thought I said
Speaker 2: no to yourself. I got number two, right, I got
Speaker 2: number two, number five?
Speaker 1: Ok, thank you so much. Producer Jet said, yikes, can
Speaker 1: we now do a Sabrina SAEs? Okay?
Speaker 2: So I really didn't have a lot. There were things
Speaker 2: that just threw me off, like this is how I
Speaker 2: had to I had to kind of rewatch things because
Speaker 2: I was going, I'm so lost and so not not
Speaker 2: in these that I had to kind of rewatch. So
Speaker 2: I was trying to find just random stuff like the
Speaker 2: dusty rose color for the wall, like what a weird
Speaker 2: color for a living room wall?
Speaker 4: Please don't do that.
Speaker 2: That looks that's crazy. Then a big home alone with
Speaker 2: the girl or in the room with the girl that
Speaker 2: was like still just a huge thing for me. They
Speaker 2: had I I missed him when I rewatched it because
Speaker 2: I was again finding myself halfway rewatching. But they had
Speaker 2: a lot of things like when she talks about the
Speaker 2: manny petty, then she does like a little like so
Speaker 2: I can hand in my paper. And then when the
Speaker 2: twin one that they she I couldn't find which way
Speaker 2: it was, but I was trying to find that. They
Speaker 2: had like a couple of those little like nerd nerderder,
Speaker 2: and it was again just going just going for that
Speaker 2: young comedy for the kids, like a lot of it
Speaker 2: was just a lot of young comedy.
Speaker 4: And then I was just.
Speaker 2: Gonna say that the first one really took me back
Speaker 2: to I had my dog Rocky, who's no longer with
Speaker 2: me and I miss him all the time. Was the
Speaker 2: best little dog, right, And I had a boyfriend very
Speaker 2: early on or just pretty close to before I met Jordan.
Speaker 2: The boyfriend I had before Rocky hated him, hated him,
Speaker 2: and he's a little mini shit so he doesn't really
Speaker 2: honestly care about anyone. He was like the dog that
Speaker 2: just like would just cuddle you'd forget he was there.
Speaker 2: Hated him so much, and he would antagonize him so
Speaker 2: much that one time Rocky wet for his face. He
Speaker 2: was like in his face, like growling at him, and
Speaker 2: Rocky went for him, got him, and I grabbed Rocky
Speaker 2: and ran out the door because I thought he was
Speaker 2: going to kill him. And I was like, dogs, do
Speaker 2: know when people come into your life, you must listen
Speaker 2: to them, because I wish it was that moment that
Speaker 2: I was like, you gotta go, and.
Speaker 1: He was Rocky in your dog's face.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was just like playing like but it wasn't
Speaker 2: like how you like. It was like he was being mean.
Speaker 2: Ask him to stop doing that because I could tell Rocky,
Speaker 2: and Rocky was not a hyper dog in any sense.
Speaker 2: He was a shit to He just chilled. Yeah, he
Speaker 2: could take him anywhere. No one ever really knew he
Speaker 2: was with me because it was just an awesome little dog.
Speaker 2: And when he grew, when he got him, he got
Speaker 2: him good.
Speaker 1: And I was like, that's he break skin? Was he believing? Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah he did? And I mean that was crazy to
Speaker 2: because Rocky had never bit anyone, like, not even anything
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 1: He knew he knew.
Speaker 2: So listeners out there, if you have dogs that don't
Speaker 2: like someone that you are bringing into their lives because
Speaker 2: it is their lives as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they got it, got it go? Yes, I agree,
Speaker 1: one hundred percent, one hundred percent. Okay, So it's now time,
Speaker 1: of course, to rate our program. And we're gonna do
Speaker 1: one out of ten this week, I think, and we're
Speaker 1: gonna make ten the best. Let's do that. It's just
Speaker 1: fun to switch it up. So here are options. This week.
Speaker 1: We've got one out of ten Tony Hawk kickflips, one
Speaker 1: out of ten cow poop experiments, Johnny Depp scarves, sexy
Speaker 1: GPS systems, totally cracking, duded up wardrobes, one out of ten,
Speaker 1: Best Friends for Never, one at a ten, Lucy del
Speaker 1: Goosey's or one out of ten titles of the movie.
Speaker 1: I also like Tony Gox or rich people who don't
Speaker 1: know Tacos. I think I get to pick this this,
Speaker 1: I think you do? I think I do. Now, this
Speaker 1: is tough for me because I would love to do
Speaker 1: best Friends for Never because it's great. But rich people
Speaker 1: who don't know Tacos is just kind of awesome. So
Speaker 1: I think we have to do one out of ten
Speaker 1: rich people who don't know Tacos. I also think it's
Speaker 1: my turn to go first, isn't it. I think you
Speaker 1: went first last time.
Speaker 2: I honestly we got track.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think, I think, so I'll go first this time. Okay,
Speaker 1: if I watch this as a ten year old, it's
Speaker 1: probably a six or a seven six and a half
Speaker 1: rich people don't know Tacos. I still don't think it's
Speaker 1: a great movie for kids ten or eleven, but it's
Speaker 1: clearly focused on the younger crowd, so I could see
Speaker 1: if I was judging it that way, I could say
Speaker 1: it's a six point five, maybe even a soft seven
Speaker 1: rich people who don't know tacos. But I didn't watch
Speaker 1: it that way. I watched it as a movie, and
Speaker 1: watching it as a movie, I'm gonna give this four
Speaker 1: and a half rich people who don't know Tacos. I know.
Speaker 1: First of all, Zindai is great. She's great, Bella Thorne
Speaker 1: was great. None of the there's great. Some of the
Speaker 1: small acting bits were not great. But Mary Mouser phenomenal
Speaker 1: in the movie. She played like four characters, the guy
Speaker 1: who played Jake, none of that. None of the acting
Speaker 1: was bad at all. I mean it was not, But
Speaker 1: the story didn't make any sense. They didn't really connect
Speaker 1: A lot of it just didn't make it, and then
Speaker 1: they'd break into random stuff for no re. I just
Speaker 1: I didn't get it. I could go. So I'll make
Speaker 1: it a soft five. We'll do that. It's gonna be
Speaker 1: five rich people who don't know tacos for me because
Speaker 1: I can only watch it as I am. I can't
Speaker 1: watch it as a ten year old, so I get
Speaker 1: what they were going for. But this was not a
Speaker 1: particularly good movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wish they would have gotten taken that middle section,
Speaker 2: give it a little bit of a rewrite, and make.
Speaker 1: It what the whole make it the movie cam was.
Speaker 2: I don't think we it was necessary to have these three.
Speaker 2: I don't know if this had to do with bringing
Speaker 2: in a new director or like what it was, and
Speaker 2: they were trying to just I think they were just
Speaker 2: trying something different, you know what I mean? Maybe nine,
Speaker 2: which is fine. It just means I'm hoping that this
Speaker 2: didn't wasn't a trend that continued, because if we have
Speaker 2: to watch fifteen of these kinds of movies, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: really so I'm hoping they saw it was kind of
Speaker 2: a miss, and you know, zendeya watching her on film,
Speaker 2: I would watch She's that middle se for ninety minutes,
Speaker 2: no problem, and the.
Speaker 1: Two of them were great together that it made me go.
Speaker 2: God, I want to kind of go back and start
Speaker 2: watching their show because their connection and their chemistry was
Speaker 2: so adorable and so amazing. But when it comes to
Speaker 2: this movie, like I said, I had to go back
Speaker 2: and rewatch stuff because I zoned out, I got up,
Speaker 2: I paused. It wasn't a movie that I watched front
Speaker 2: to back. Like I love watching so many of these
Speaker 2: d cooms. I'm positive there's going to be another Zendeia
Speaker 2: movie out there for us to watch d coms. There's
Speaker 2: definitely another one, at least I want to say there's
Speaker 2: at least one more. There is, thank you, Lisa, and
Speaker 2: I want to watch that soon because I need to
Speaker 2: see her in a better dcom than what we.
Speaker 4: Had this movie. You say that, I think Zendaya in
Speaker 4: Challengers was like the best movie of last year. I
Speaker 4: thought it was really really great.
Speaker 1: So I watched Okay for whatever she does, That's what
Speaker 1: I mean. That's what I mean.
Speaker 2: So I think my rating is going to be a
Speaker 2: little bit higher because of that, and I'm gonna go
Speaker 2: with the six point five Wow okay, rich peoples without tacos,
Speaker 2: because I do think that this the channel does have
Speaker 2: to switch who they're catering to. They can't always cater
Speaker 2: to the exact audience. This was a young movie, too
Speaker 2: young for me to watch at this point.
Speaker 4: I agree.
Speaker 1: I agree with you one hundred percent. I think that's fair.
Speaker 1: I get I'm harsh, but only because it just wasn't
Speaker 1: good for me. But anyway, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: The dance that dance part for me exactly pushed it
Speaker 2: up for me. It made me go, I'm so glad.
Speaker 2: I waited till the end of this movie to be
Speaker 2: able to finally see the two of them do a
Speaker 2: little dance number where and I was watching.
Speaker 1: They're dancing a sudden what the hell is happening?
Speaker 2: The skateboard adding the skateboard propping because of the skater
Speaker 2: in the movie like that was cute. I liked it,
Speaker 2: I was in it, and I thought the choreography was
Speaker 2: pretty good. So six point five.
Speaker 1: There you good anyway. Anyway, thank you everybody for joining
Speaker 1: us for this episode of Magical rein On. Our next
Speaker 1: movie is going to be two thousand and five's American
Speaker 1: Western Buffalo Dreams, available now on Disney Plus. What is
Speaker 1: it you know this movie?
Speaker 2: No? I just we have on our chat been talking
Speaker 2: about this movie and I everyone that keeps coming up
Speaker 2: in this cast. I am so excited to watch.
Speaker 1: I know nothing about this so I can't wait. This
Speaker 1: is gonna be fun. Yeah, So you go ahead and
Speaker 1: watch it if you want to prep for our little
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