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Speaker 1: am joined by my inte intrepid crew. Not my intep
Speaker 1: not my tipping crew, they or anything but tip it.
Speaker 1: They are intrepid. Susanne French Amy Sugarman Tara Suit is
Speaker 1: on location in Bahrain. She is heading home though. However,
Speaker 1: this is pop culture for season six, episode twelve, just
Speaker 1: like when Amy, you know what you do this first one?
Speaker 2: Okay, Loralaia is at Luke's and saying she has gotten
Speaker 2: a lot of stuff done already because she was up early.
Speaker 2: I already got some I saw the sunrise, I paid
Speaker 2: all my bills. Luke brings the cup over and starts
Speaker 2: to pour coffee. I already got some, hun And this
Speaker 2: is a first. I saw the beginning of Katie Kuric.
Speaker 2: I don't think I've seen this first five minutes of
Speaker 2: her in my life. You know, she and Matt Lower
Speaker 2: are much more serious in the first half hour than
Speaker 2: they are later on. I guess that makes sense. You know,
Speaker 2: you can afford to make people sad and angry about
Speaker 2: the economy and stuff when they first wake up. But
Speaker 2: then just as there, as we're heading to the office,
Speaker 2: you leave them with a dose of Matthew McConaughey People's
Speaker 2: Sexiest Man, and woosh, they're raring to go. So Laura
Speaker 2: is referring to the host of the Today Show at
Speaker 2: the time and being up early enough for the early
Speaker 2: hours of the show. So at the time, Katie Kirk
Speaker 2: and Matt Lower were the hosts. The current hosts are
Speaker 2: Savannah Guthrie and Hoda but I digress. She also references
Speaker 2: Matthew McConaughey because at the time he was rom com
Speaker 2: sort of a leading rom com guy, and he had
Speaker 2: started How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days the
Speaker 2: Wedding Planner failure to launch and was likely People's Sexiest
Speaker 2: Man Alive. The current People's Sexiest Man Alive is Patrick Dempsey. Oh,
Speaker 2: and I just failed my knee but heard that.
Speaker 1: And who's runner up in case he can't fulfill him?
Speaker 1: A great duty? Questions, King of Sexiness.
Speaker 2: That's such a great question. They don't formally nominate a
Speaker 2: runner up.
Speaker 1: What was the what was the winning question. There's always
Speaker 1: a question at the end of each pageant. What was
Speaker 1: the question that he answered?
Speaker 2: How do we achieve world peace? Isn't that usually a.
Speaker 1: Right? Remember that viral cliph God, there's so many, Suzann,
Speaker 1: Why don't you take this one?
Speaker 3: Okay? Happily, Rory is at her apartment and another bouquet
Speaker 3: of flowers is for her. She walks in and there
Speaker 3: are already a ton of flowers inside. Paris says, oh, terrific.
Speaker 3: Bring them on in Algernon. The more the merrier. Paris
Speaker 3: is referencing the short story by Daniel Keys called Flowers
Speaker 3: for Algernon. The title comes from when Algernon the Mouse dies,
Speaker 3: Charlie says, I wept as I put a bunch of
Speaker 3: wild flowers on the grave. Charlie sees the flowers as
Speaker 3: a symbolic act of remembering someone who might as well
Speaker 3: be a little blip on the radar.
Speaker 1: Hmmm yeah. Starring The movie version starred Cliff Robertson.
Speaker 2: I read that book and it kind of broke my heart.
Speaker 2: I still have, like I'm still triggered by it. Like
Speaker 2: when you say it, I'm like, oh, yeah.
Speaker 1: That was Yeah, that was required reading in school. Yeah,
Speaker 1: senior staffers at Yale Daily Needs are considering voting Paris
Speaker 1: out as editor. Johnny. We're seriously considering Hal Rains and
Speaker 1: her hol Rains was the executive editor of The New
Speaker 1: York Times from two thousand and one until he left
Speaker 1: in two thousand and three in the wake of this
Speaker 1: scandal related to reporting by Jason Blair. The Yale Daily
Speaker 1: news Board uses his name is verb because Rain's got
Speaker 1: pushed out because he kept publishing Blair's work even after
Speaker 1: getting a memo from the Metro editor. In an internal investigation,
Speaker 1: it was revealed that thirty six of the seventy three
Speaker 1: national stories Blair filed with the paper over a six
Speaker 1: month period were marred by airs of false date lines
Speaker 1: or evidence of plagiarism. Wow wow, Yeah, that was a lot.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm. Yeah, that was kind of the maybe the
Speaker 1: first major chink in the New York Times armor they did.
Speaker 1: They call her the old gray lady. I don't know,
Speaker 1: New York Times. I could be mistaken.
Speaker 2: Maybe makes sense. I get where you're going.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wow, maybe that lady died. Who knows?
Speaker 2: LORELEI runs into Taylor in cognito on the street Taylor says,
Speaker 2: I'm incognito, don't you see? First of all, that alone
Speaker 2: is the hilarious line with the carnival coming up. This
Speaker 2: is my Huckleberry Finn opportunity to observe things invisibly. You know,
Speaker 2: I'm not going to be around forever Loralai, So I
Speaker 2: might be mistaken, but I took this reference if I
Speaker 2: remembered Huckleberry Finn correctly. I thought everyone thinks he dies,
Speaker 2: and so he gets to go to his own funeral
Speaker 2: and witness it. So that is what I thought this
Speaker 2: reference was, because essentially Taylor, everyone thinks he's not there,
Speaker 2: so he gets to spy on the carnival. Now, our
Speaker 2: researchers also said this, Taylor references Huckleberry Finn because his
Speaker 2: observations are not filled with judgments. Instead, huck observes his
Speaker 2: environment and gives realistic descriptions of life in Mississippi. So
Speaker 2: that very mal very well may be true. But my
Speaker 2: memory of the book is that he gets to go
Speaker 2: to his own funeral. So somebody will will correct.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I just did a super quick google and it says
Speaker 3: in the Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Tom and Huckleberry Finn
Speaker 3: both presumed dead walk into the middle of their federal service.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I think that's what it's referencing, Susanne.
Speaker 1: You can oh no, it's me same scene. Lorelei, commenting
Speaker 1: on Taylor Incognito's hooded look. Taylor, well, I should go,
Speaker 1: Larele back to eight Mile. There it is the lie.
Speaker 1: Lorelei is referring to the rapper Eminem in the film
Speaker 1: Eate Mile, who dressed in a hooded sweatshirt. She is
Speaker 1: comparing Taylor's look to Eminem's. Eminem ended up winning an
Speaker 1: Oscar for his song in the film Lose Yourself, which
Speaker 1: was the first rap song ever to win. Did you know?
Speaker 1: For the rap battle scenes, director Curtis Hansen started an
Speaker 1: improv freestyle rap battle among the extras, and the best
Speaker 1: rappers would be filmed going head to head with Eminem.
Speaker 1: Out of one hundred and thirty four extras, four made
Speaker 1: it to a filmed scene where they got fifteen seconds
Speaker 1: on one take only. That must have been very, very
Speaker 1: exciting for those extras, I'll tell you that much. And
Speaker 1: that must have been one heck of a competition anyway, Uh, Susanne,
Speaker 1: I believe you are up.
Speaker 3: Laura, I runs into Zach and the town Square and
Speaker 3: he's in a bad mood. Laura I says you okay, Zach,
Speaker 3: Zach says, yeah, I'm great. I lost my girlfriend, my
Speaker 3: band's broken up, my best friend won't speak to me,
Speaker 3: and I'm reduced to working as a five dollars an
Speaker 3: hour carnee. Bob Dylan should write a song about me.
Speaker 3: Bob Dylan is an iconic folk singer and writer, and
Speaker 3: Zach is referencing Bob Dylan because he mostly wrote about
Speaker 3: being down and out or being sad.
Speaker 1: He wrote about down and out being sad.
Speaker 2: He was that sort of simplified it a bit.
Speaker 1: Busy. Nobody chronicled the cult the times they lived in
Speaker 1: better than Bob Dylan. He did a little bit more
Speaker 1: than that. Hey, very distinctive style that he took from
Speaker 1: an inspired by Arlo Guthrie and what are you Guthrie?
Speaker 1: What do you Guthrie? Hey? What you doing there?
Speaker 2: So, Rory's trying to console Laureli and Luke about uh
Speaker 2: Luke's situation with his daughter. Sorry, Rory's trying to console
Speaker 2: Laureli about the situation with Luke and his daughter. Rory,
Speaker 2: I'm sure he panicked. I'm sure, he's not telling you,
Speaker 2: says nothing about your relationship. Maybe this is a cheesy
Speaker 2: perspective to offer you, But once Stefani and Gavin ross
Speaker 2: Dale went through the same sort of situation. He found
Speaker 2: out he had a kid that he didn't know about.
Speaker 2: But they made it work as far as I know.
Speaker 2: Important that she said, as far as I know, because
Speaker 2: that was then, this is now. Gwen and Gavin were
Speaker 2: married from two thousand and two to twenty fifteen. They
Speaker 2: actually have three children together. In October twenty twenty, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: In October twenty four, Gavin learned he fathered a child
Speaker 2: in nineteen eighty nine. After a long string of legal letters,
Speaker 2: Rosdale agrees to take a paternity test in late two
Speaker 2: thousand and four. The test reveals that, in fact, the
Speaker 2: father of the fifteen year old runway model Daisy Low
Speaker 2: was Gavin. This is used as an example for Luke
Speaker 2: and Lareli that if Gwenn and Gavin can make it work, oops,
Speaker 2: so can Luke and lare Lie. This is also where
Speaker 2: the title of the episode comes from. They did make
Speaker 2: it work, but then they didn't because Gwen is now
Speaker 2: married to Blake Shelt.
Speaker 1: Like fifteen years they were married. That's anty, that's an eternity.
Speaker 1: Not that in Hollywood. I tell you so every five years.
Speaker 1: It's like pretty much the equivalent in Hollywood years of
Speaker 1: a golden anniversary. Zach is challenging the guy who was
Speaker 1: talking to Lane in the bottle toss. But about gee, Zach,
Speaker 1: what's with being all Goose Gossage. Zach starts to hit
Speaker 1: Joe's bottles and gets them all. Zach, those aren't your bottles.
Speaker 1: Goose Gossage is a former baseball pitcher who played twenty
Speaker 1: two seasons in the Major leagues between nineteen seventy two
Speaker 1: and nineteen ninety four. He pitched for nine different teams,
Speaker 1: spending his best years with the New York Yankees and
Speaker 1: the San Diego Padres. Because Zach is throwing hard at
Speaker 1: the bottle toss game, he's calling him a famous major
Speaker 1: league pitcher, Goose Gossage. I got to go to a
Speaker 1: spring training with the Goose Gossage when I was really yeah,
Speaker 1: I got to know him. He's never got awesome guy.
Speaker 1: He threw about He threw about one hundred miles an hour.
Speaker 1: It was all throwing all his arms and legs up
Speaker 1: in the air and just delivering this sort of low
Speaker 1: three quarter sizzler. It had a nasty sink on it.
Speaker 1: He threw a really heavy ball. He just dominated hitters
Speaker 1: when he was on, and he was always on, and
Speaker 1: he was just like, you know, he was just he
Speaker 1: was from I think he was from Colorado or someplace.
Speaker 1: And he's just a just a real real country boy,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. It just just unreal, this guy.
Speaker 1: And they all took me out one night drinking because
Speaker 1: you know, I was maybe gonna make the team in
Speaker 1: eighty three ha ha, what a joke. But they took
Speaker 1: me out to get me drunk and to check me out,
Speaker 1: and it was quite the night. It was gust gosh.
Speaker 1: It's Dave Winfield, Ricky Henderson, Bobby Mercer and Lou Panella.
Speaker 1: And I was this young guy just with stars in
Speaker 1: my eyes. Couldn't believe they kept ordering me drinks. But
Speaker 1: Goose was It was just iconic, dude. I mean, just
Speaker 1: the greatest guy in the world. And I hope he's
Speaker 1: doing well anyway, Susanne, I'm gonna let you take this
Speaker 1: one because this is the controversial line. Yes, and and
Speaker 1: I maybe don't say this word.
Speaker 3: Okay, So this is Zach after beating Lane's uncle at
Speaker 3: the bottle toss.
Speaker 1: Right. He didn't beat him, right, not.
Speaker 3: Like physically, you know, throwing fists, right ya?
Speaker 1: He won the bottle.
Speaker 3: Toss and Zach says, yeah, welcome to the s H blank.
Speaker 3: And Zach is quoting the iconic line from the Fox
Speaker 3: TV show The OC when Ryan gets punched up by
Speaker 3: Luke while defending Seth, and Luke says, welcome to the OC.
Speaker 1: Blank.
Speaker 3: What is funny about this reference is Seth is played
Speaker 3: by Adam Brody, who of course played Dave Rigowski, who
Speaker 3: is Lane's first love and Gilmore Girls, And we assume
Speaker 3: that Adam did not reprise his role as Dave because
Speaker 3: he was offered the role on The OC.
Speaker 2: What's interesting is, I think on network standards you can
Speaker 2: say the D word, the D swear word D and
Speaker 2: then and you can say the B word, and you
Speaker 2: can all the word. It's so you can also say
Speaker 2: maybe because it's this is my guess, because the original
Speaker 2: word is something different. It's like a female dog, right, yeah,
Speaker 2: So you can also say the other D word. Now
Speaker 2: I hear that from time to time, the other D word.
Speaker 2: Do you know what I'm talking about. That one. I'm like,
Speaker 2: I can't believe we can say that on TV and
Speaker 2: then on like TBS type stations you can say s
Speaker 2: h I t I hear it. On CNN too, you
Speaker 2: can say sah no.
Speaker 1: Maybe instead of saying that word, we could say we
Speaker 1: could replace it so we know what we're talking about.
Speaker 1: With something like bionic itch. I'm feeling itchy.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the OC. Bionic Itch.
Speaker 1: Loses something, thank god, you know, thank god it loses something.
Speaker 1: That's that's an awful anyway. I think that's gonna wrap
Speaker 1: it up. Kids. Thank you, susay in French, thank you, Amy, Sugarman.
Speaker 1: Next episode, it just disappeared again, so I can't read it.
Speaker 2: It's Friday nights all right for fighting? Did I get
Speaker 2: that right? Friday Night's all right for.
Speaker 1: Anyway? That's gonna do it, folks. Thank you, Suzanne, Thank
Speaker 1: you Amy. Tara will be back soon and we're soon
Speaker 1: to see the one and the Only, but not the
Speaker 1: one and the only. Yes, it is one of the
Speaker 1: only one and the only. Danielle Romo returning from attorney leave.
Speaker 1: Next episode, Season six, Episode thirteen, Friday Nights all Right
Speaker 1: for Fighting? We will see you next time. We'll see
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