Speaker 1: Do you have a morning hair care ritual?
Speaker 2: Not in everyday morning, but I'm definitely one of those
Speaker 2: gals that only washes my hair every three to four
Speaker 2: days type of thing. That's like a.
Speaker 1: Normal right day, more normal than referring to yourself as
Speaker 1: a gal, which you don't hear a lot of anymore
Speaker 1: at all. So that's crazy.
Speaker 2: So true. Yeah, I kind of do day one, I don't.
Speaker 2: I just blow dry it. Day two is when I'll
Speaker 2: curl it. Day three is like I can still kind
Speaker 2: of day four. If I'm going on day four, it
Speaker 2: is a top not bun slicked because it's.
Speaker 1: Nast so because it's nasty like it.
Speaker 2: What about you? I know you're really particular about that that.
Speaker 1: I am of yours. Over there, there's where I'll wash
Speaker 1: it's that's it wash it? Does it?
Speaker 2: Does it mean shampoo condition? No?
Speaker 1: I won't know. I will do just water. Most days,
Speaker 1: say I sweat like three times?
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 1: I do two a day workouts, So yeah, I sweat
Speaker 1: a lot. But at the same time, I know it's
Speaker 1: bad to wash your hair that much, so I'm usually
Speaker 1: just wetting it down quite a bit and then once
Speaker 1: you know, maybe once or twice a week. I use
Speaker 1: my Befree by daniel fishal little plug for Danielle's company.
Speaker 1: I use my be Free and it's great. But you
Speaker 1: can probably tell how much I care about my hair,
Speaker 1: which is frankly not at all. Yeah, I should get
Speaker 1: more into that, but I use head and shoulders to
Speaker 1: wash my face.
Speaker 2: I will say yesterday, I uh washed my hair. We
Speaker 2: were gonna possibly go into the jacuzzi like last night,
Speaker 2: but ended up not. So it was in a top
Speaker 2: bun but wet and it kind of dried that way.
Speaker 2: So this morning it was actually perfect for this movie
Speaker 2: that we're doing. I was like, Okay, we're gonna have
Speaker 2: to kind of reget that wet so I could actually
Speaker 2: blowdry it and make it look nice for the podcast. Because
Speaker 2: although it would have been perfect, I really didn't want
Speaker 2: to be. You have to see that of me fine.
Speaker 1: For me, and that's also a perfect segue into our
Speaker 1: film today. But I will say, first, welcome back to
Speaker 1: Magical Rewind, the show that makes you want to grab
Speaker 1: your friends, your pjs and your popcorn and go back
Speaker 1: to a time when all the houses are smart. The
Speaker 1: Wave Tsunamis and the high School's musical I'm.
Speaker 2: Wilfordell and I'm Sabrina Brian, and I hope.
Speaker 1: Like Sabrina here you packed the comb because nothing's gonna
Speaker 1: go right today. And we're recapping twenty fifteen's adventure buddy
Speaker 1: comedy Bad hair Day. This is a dcom that really
Speaker 1: takes pieces of a ton of different movies. I guess
Speaker 1: would be the best way to say it most not
Speaker 1: suitable for the Disney Channel, but you can feel the
Speaker 1: influence of movies like Thelm and Louise, Midnight Run, which
Speaker 1: is one of the best movies of all time, After Hours,
Speaker 1: which is also the list of best movies of all time,
Speaker 1: Leave the Weapon, nonother best movies of all time. Wow,
Speaker 1: this is just a banger of list. But Bad hair
Speaker 1: Day also broke a barrier when it comes to dcoms.
Speaker 1: Not sure if it stuck out for you as I'm
Speaker 1: sure it did for us, But this is the first
Speaker 1: to include an adult as the lead and star of
Speaker 1: the movie. It's usually solely focused on just kids or teens,
Speaker 1: so that was a fun difference. It first aired on
Speaker 1: February thirteenth, twenty fifteen, to four million viewers and was
Speaker 1: the success on their watch. Disney channel app where these
Speaker 1: things streamed back in the day they filmed this one
Speaker 1: in huh uh? Was it either Utah or was it Toronto?
Speaker 1: Neither Apparently the coin flip landed right in the center
Speaker 1: of it, just stood up on edge. So instead they
Speaker 1: decide to go to Montreal, Quebec. Yes, they went to Quebec.
Speaker 1: No shock there that they were in Canada. But what
Speaker 1: is shocking? Not sure if you notice this while watching,
Speaker 1: but the score for the movie involved the Philharmonic Orchestra
Speaker 1: of Prague. Wow, so it was fully orchestrated until we
Speaker 1: get into the movie. We will say that Bad hair
Speaker 1: Day is available now to stream via Disney Plus. So
Speaker 1: if you want to follow along and go watch it
Speaker 1: now or listen to us first, just fill out the
Speaker 1: paperwork and send it in so we can log that
Speaker 1: information into our journals. I am kidding. I don't have
Speaker 1: a journal because I wouldn't be able to read it
Speaker 1: because my handwriting is awful, Sabrina. Before the podcast set
Speaker 1: this recap in emotion, did you know anything about Bad
Speaker 1: Hair Day?
Speaker 2: I hadn't. I hadn't at all, you know, as I'm
Speaker 2: going in trying to see if I even was recognizing
Speaker 2: any characters, you know, trying to figure out where we
Speaker 2: were with this specific d com because I knew absolutely
Speaker 2: nothing about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so that's it.
Speaker 2: I mean started off much like a lot of ours.
Speaker 2: We've got the bedroom scene. What is this teenager about?
Speaker 1: What is she like?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean all that kind of stuff, and then
Speaker 2: we go from.
Speaker 1: There, believe it or not, with bad hair day. I
Speaker 1: had also never heard of this movie.
Speaker 2: Like, wait a minute, we talked about this last thing.
Speaker 2: You didn't know.
Speaker 1: I have no idea what this movie was. I have
Speaker 1: no idea. So before you go steaming your dress to
Speaker 1: the plastic and pulling your blog readers about what shoes
Speaker 1: to wear, why don't we get into the synopsis. It's
Speaker 1: a buddy com about a high school tech wuhiz whose
Speaker 1: prom night abruptly shifts into a wild ride across town
Speaker 1: thanks to a down on her luck cop and jewel thief.
Speaker 1: Early thoughts, Sabrina, what did you think?
Speaker 2: I at first? I mean, you know, because I don't know,
Speaker 2: I'm like, when what era of the d coms is this?
Speaker 2: So we instantly kind of see a dress. Okay, so
Speaker 2: we're there's gonna be a dance of some sort involved
Speaker 2: shoes and it's all saying winter. And then I was
Speaker 2: kind of impressed, going, oh, there's a lot of techie
Speaker 2: kind of stuff. She's very much a computer, she says
Speaker 2: nerd or whatever her dad called her that, and kind
Speaker 2: of sets it up. I see the crazy hair. Oh
Speaker 2: my gosh, how unbelievable was that hair? The dress stuff
Speaker 2: didn't really make sense to me why that was ruined.
Speaker 2: I didn't understand that it's so far so a little
Speaker 2: bit I started to kind of I got it confused
Speaker 2: a little bit here and there at the getting, you know,
Speaker 2: I was kind of just not sure where we were going,
Speaker 2: what was going to be. You know, I'm always going
Speaker 2: where's the message? Where's that Disney message? And it didn't
Speaker 2: hit me for a while a little bit, and so
Speaker 2: I h it was cute. It was cute. She was cute.
Speaker 2: Yea of FBI agent coming in That to me did
Speaker 2: not make sense. Stranger danger? Why is she not?
Speaker 1: Here's here's what I thought, and it's kind of along
Speaker 1: lines with what you think, and maybe maybe this is
Speaker 1: what you were saying. I liked it as a movie.
Speaker 1: I didn't like it as a d com.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, does that make sense?
Speaker 1: Like if this was just a regular kind of teen
Speaker 1: romp movie with the two of them buddy comedy, it
Speaker 1: worked as a d com. It felt very strange to me.
Speaker 2: There was just something kind of not off right.
Speaker 1: Because they were great, the acting. Yeah, good story.
Speaker 2: I guess you're right off the dcom mark.
Speaker 1: That's what I think. That's how I look at it.
Speaker 1: Took the mark for a dcom but hit the mark
Speaker 1: for just a good kind of funny buddy comedy because
Speaker 1: it was funny. I thought the acting was good, the
Speaker 1: story was good. But you've got you know, two more,
Speaker 1: they're older protagonists for the film. You've got then the
Speaker 1: bad guy is older. Right, there were no kids kind
Speaker 1: of involved. The whole thing with the dance was just
Speaker 1: kind of peripheral. It was didn't really matter to the story.
Speaker 2: A sort of was forced because, yeah, trying to bring
Speaker 2: in that younger because you're right, the majority of the
Speaker 2: cast was were adults that they were going into.
Speaker 1: Not a bad movie, not a great dcom. Yeah, if
Speaker 1: that makes sense. It's no ghost of Bucksley Hall or Fuzzby.
Speaker 2: Well, of course not. There's not very many.
Speaker 1: But anyway we'll get into and again it's not I'm
Speaker 1: not saying it's a bad movie, because it certainly was
Speaker 1: not a bad movie. We have seen way worse movies
Speaker 1: than this. It just felt off for a dcom. It
Speaker 1: was like, okay, weird. Analogy was like, he went to
Speaker 1: a nightclub, which I've never been to, but I imagine
Speaker 1: you went to a nightclub and all they did was
Speaker 1: play awesome classical music. Yes, so the classical music might
Speaker 1: have been great, but it was not right for the
Speaker 1: place it was.
Speaker 2: P does that think it's gonna be a top forty DJ?
Speaker 1: Right? And again, wow, Bach had some bangers, but not
Speaker 1: not not here at the club.
Speaker 2: Bach had some banger.
Speaker 1: He did it did I'm telling you, don't even get
Speaker 1: me started. The movie stars Laura Morano as Monica, the
Speaker 1: bad Hair recipient. Laura is a double threat singer actress.
Speaker 1: We haven't said triple threat because we've never seen her dance,
Speaker 1: but I'll bet you Laura can dance too. I just
Speaker 1: it's a total gut feeling, but I bet you she's
Speaker 1: actually a triple threat. Okay. She also has a song
Speaker 1: on the soundtrack called for the Ride. She started her
Speaker 1: career on TV shows like Without a Trace, Dexter, and
Speaker 1: she played young Becca in super Bad and Young Sarah
Speaker 1: Silverman on her Comedy Central show. Her Kids Show resume
Speaker 1: is also very impressive, with roles on Living Me, Girl
Speaker 1: Meets World, and most notably as the Alley in Austin
Speaker 1: and Ali, a show she starred on from twenty eleven
Speaker 1: to twenty sixteen, and her co star, who notably is
Speaker 1: an adult actress name Lee Allan Baker, is Liz. You
Speaker 1: may recognize Lee Allen as Ellen on Will and Grace
Speaker 1: or Amy Duncan on almost one hundred episodes of Good
Speaker 1: Luck Charlie and a rare occurrence here with Leanne. She
Speaker 1: also served as an executive producer of this movie. She
Speaker 1: told Variety, quote, I wanted to see what it was
Speaker 1: like to build and fulfill a vision from the ground up,
Speaker 1: and since this was Disney Channel's first movie with an
Speaker 1: adult lead, I wanted that role to be protected, and
Speaker 1: I wanted the movie to have my creative stamp on it.
Speaker 2: Unquote.
Speaker 1: Pretty cool. The movie's length is oh, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: it hurts to say it. It hurts me in the
Speaker 1: feel bads. The length is ninety one minutes, so close,
Speaker 1: almost too close. It's now like they're mocking us. And
Speaker 1: it was directed.
Speaker 2: It could have been just that last bit, those couple
Speaker 2: of bloopers.
Speaker 1: The bloopers did it. They put us over the magical mark.
Speaker 1: It is what it is. It was directed by Eric Canyell.
Speaker 1: I believe I'm saying that name right, who was a
Speaker 1: Canadian with a ton of local credits and TV episodes
Speaker 1: of the Dead Zone and The Transporter on his resume,
Speaker 1: but he was a relatively green choice when it came
Speaker 1: to movies. Sadly, Eric passed away on June fifteenth of
Speaker 1: this year at the young age of sixty three. It's
Speaker 1: written by Matt and Billy Eddie, a brother team. They
Speaker 1: had a strong Kids channel filmography with Zapped, Teen Beach two,
Speaker 1: Invisible Sister, and the first two Monster High movies. Eric
Speaker 1: Gardner and Stephen H. Wilson share credit as well and
Speaker 1: came up with the story. I gotta be honest, this
Speaker 1: one's feels very Canadian when it comes to the credits,
Speaker 1: and I think it's safe to say that it was
Speaker 1: probably our most Canadian cast and crew, if that makes sense.
Speaker 2: I feel like Zombies was quite a big Canadian.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was Canadian two, that's true. We've got a
Speaker 1: lot a lot of Canadians, certainly.
Speaker 2: Because there was the dancers, because they're not going to
Speaker 2: bring in dancers from the US and get them up
Speaker 2: to camp.
Speaker 1: That's true. So maybe some of these are d coms,
Speaker 1: which is Disney Canadian original movies.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I like it.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: You heard it here first, guys.
Speaker 1: Okay, so it obviously starts where everything's going completely and
Speaker 1: totally wrong for you. Have you had a day like
Speaker 1: this where you've got a dance or something coming up,
Speaker 1: where it's just one horrible thing after another.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, absolutely, yes it is. I'm I've just put
Speaker 2: it out on my Instagram. I'm one of those people
Speaker 2: that will get up super early and on a day
Speaker 2: that is any birthday party. We just threw Monroe's birthday party.
Speaker 2: I am up so early four o'clock. I'm talking right
Speaker 2: four or five, and I am still running late. I
Speaker 2: still cannot make it. I have all the time. I
Speaker 2: just don't know how it happens to me. So but
Speaker 2: a lot of times it's, oh my gosh. You know,
Speaker 2: on her birthday, I put all we were up in
Speaker 2: Big Bear, put all the balloons up, got everything done,
Speaker 2: woke up in the morning, everything was on the ground.
Speaker 2: It was just like that kind of stuff just happens
Speaker 2: to me.
Speaker 1: Wait what happened? Did a bear break in? Or did
Speaker 1: the air well?
Speaker 2: It just was you know, it just was like a
Speaker 2: little your birthday sign with some balloons and I put
Speaker 2: stuff on, you know, just to kind of create because
Speaker 2: we were not home, so I wanted to just have
Speaker 2: it nice and decorative for her birthday morning. And I
Speaker 2: woke up and all of it was down right then,
Speaker 2: or you know, I wake up and my hair is
Speaker 2: a disaster. There's no way I've got to wash it.
Speaker 2: I've got to take the time to do it, otherwise
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna like any pictures.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: Of course, these kinds of things happen to me all
Speaker 2: the time. That's my lack for sure. But you does that?
Speaker 2: Do you wake up and everything just goes your way?
Speaker 2: It is just Will's bright and shiny kind of day every.
Speaker 1: Day when the sun shines on you twenty four to seven, Sabrina,
Speaker 1: There's really nothing that goes wrong in this world? I
Speaker 1: bet no, of course, I'm just I'm a very I'm
Speaker 1: a very scheduled person, so I have It's like I
Speaker 1: usually wake up around the same time I take my dog.
Speaker 1: I mean well, no, I mean I do my wordle,
Speaker 1: I do my connections, I do my frame, I do
Speaker 1: my gap. Oh yeah, all in the bed. I'm in
Speaker 1: bed for about a half hour after I wake up,
Speaker 1: and then I'm up and take the dog for a walk,
Speaker 1: come back, go for a run. Then I usually come
Speaker 1: back and shower, I eat something. I either then podcast
Speaker 1: or do some writing, and then I take a nap,
Speaker 1: and then I come back. I take my we do
Speaker 1: some sort of a dinner. I'll take my dog out to.
Speaker 2: Have a scheduled map every.
Speaker 1: Nap, every single day is remarkably amazing. And I do
Speaker 1: what everything I know FI years for years.
Speaker 2: Oh you're jealous of you.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you're decided to have kids. Not my fault,
Speaker 1: Not my fault. Let's get into the movie here. We
Speaker 1: opened it a very familiar decom situation, as Sabrina was saying,
Speaker 1: which we have now seen is a repeating trope which
Speaker 1: is inside a teen girls bedroom for what looks like
Speaker 1: an important day filled with wardrobe and makeup options. How
Speaker 1: many movies can have we seen this in?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: So we just saw it in What's the one where
Speaker 1: she's talking to the camera was it camp Rock? Yeah,
Speaker 1: camp Rock? Oh, yes, yes, she wakes up, she had
Speaker 1: you had a million things to do. Yes, we saw
Speaker 1: in xenon she she starts in her bedroom where she
Speaker 1: wakes up, and it's we're kind of panning around the
Speaker 1: room to see what she's like. My date with the
Speaker 1: president's daughter starts this way.
Speaker 2: Yep. Also, wasn't color of friendship? Wasn't there some kind
Speaker 2: of thing I feel like maybe maybe? Yeah, it's very yes, yes,
Speaker 2: she was getting Yes, yes, it is definite. But you
Speaker 2: know what, so relatable absolutely, especially with girls. You know,
Speaker 2: I think amboys I would assume too. Your bedroom is
Speaker 2: your signature. Ye, it's it's your it's the you. You know.
Speaker 2: You know your parents' house is not your house, but
Speaker 2: your bedroom parents allow you to have that be your
Speaker 2: safe place. So I think every kid can relate to
Speaker 2: this is my room.
Speaker 1: You also learn a ton about the character right away.
Speaker 1: Are they messy? Are they clean? They? Yeah? Are they studious?
Speaker 1: Are they? Do they like music? Are they?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 1: It's a very easy way to get into a character
Speaker 1: and this is no different. So it looks like it's
Speaker 1: an important day for her, filled with you know, makeup
Speaker 1: options and everything. Else, we do see one very sparkly
Speaker 1: dressed that has a note that reads winner, same with
Speaker 1: some shoes of the same color that also has a
Speaker 1: note that says winner. We also see some heavy due
Speaker 1: to computer equipment around the room. As our lead, Monica
Speaker 1: codes her own website, uploading options for outfits and allowing
Speaker 1: visitors to vote on their favorites. And now she's ready
Speaker 1: to post possible hairstyles on the site as well. She
Speaker 1: takes some quick photos and puts them up. Will it
Speaker 1: be a flirty wave, an angel curl, French Twister? Nope,
Speaker 1: it looks like the side ponytail has taken the lead. Finally,
Speaker 1: she passes out and her cell phone rings. It is Sierra,
Speaker 1: her best friend. It is prom day and Monica needs
Speaker 1: to get ready for tonight. Monica is up until two
Speaker 1: thirty am working on her hair poles the side do
Speaker 1: one by the way, just for the record, in case
Speaker 1: you're wondering. And everything's been going great. She's got her date,
Speaker 1: the perfect dress. She even thinks she is in the
Speaker 1: lead for prom queen, and she's the most excited about
Speaker 1: her hair. Wait, wait a minute, what is this? Sierra
Speaker 1: finally sees Monica in FaceTime. WHOA, her hair is a mess.
Speaker 1: It looks like pigeon slept on her head all night
Speaker 1: long and picking her scalp like peanuts. It is crispy,
Speaker 1: it's falling out. It is an absolute nightmare. She used
Speaker 1: too many products at once. What's the worst your hair
Speaker 1: can look Sabrina?
Speaker 2: So bad.
Speaker 1: It looks like that, like as bad as Laura Morono's
Speaker 1: in this. I mean crispy and falling apart.
Speaker 2: Not crispy and falling apart maybe after a prom like okay,
Speaker 2: you didn't take your updo out or whatever, you know,
Speaker 2: that kind of stuff. But yeah, it can look bad.
Speaker 2: Mine does not. Mine takes some effort. She needs some products,
Speaker 2: some smooth in but.
Speaker 1: You gotta you gotta not do multiple products at the
Speaker 1: same time, apparently, which was funny. I love how she
Speaker 1: just put everything in her hair and she's like, do
Speaker 1: not use the heat while I did that, do not
Speaker 1: mix with others? Well I did that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was very much like a Disney cartoony type situation.
Speaker 2: That's not that's not really a real thing. I'm sure
Speaker 2: there might be products, you know.
Speaker 1: Maybe, but it's a little crazy. The other thing that
Speaker 1: was crazy is she notices her winning dress and it's
Speaker 1: melted right onto the plastic it was stored in. And
Speaker 1: then the winning shoes they were too small for her feet,
Speaker 1: so she used expanders and they exploded the heels out.
Speaker 1: It's a bummer, but she knows that they can all
Speaker 1: be repaired. Now did I miss something? I didn't see
Speaker 1: her mess up her dress.
Speaker 3: Did I?
Speaker 2: This is when I went, wait, what just.
Speaker 1: So the dress was ruined for a week.
Speaker 2: It wasn't the shower. It was the shower. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: later on when she goes to return, try to she
Speaker 2: was steaming it. So yeah, that is something that I
Speaker 2: will do when I'm on vacation, is all throw my
Speaker 2: dress hung somewhere in the bathroom, not in the shower,
Speaker 2: but have the door open and turn off hot air,
Speaker 2: you know, if I don't want to bring like a
Speaker 2: big old steamer or whatever. So I that's what they
Speaker 2: were doing. But I mean to me, it's plastic. The
Speaker 2: shower curtains are plastic. You don't like they nick It
Speaker 2: was a little stretched. The shoe expander was kind of
Speaker 2: a good idea. I could see that, you know, but
Speaker 2: because they were much Yeah, it really was, And I
Speaker 2: was I thought that. When they panned that dress, I
Speaker 2: was like, I was that was cute and then I
Speaker 2: was like, oh was that plastic?
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah it was a little shower shower curtains.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 1: By the way, the steamer. When it comes to steamer,
Speaker 1: I always told people when I was a bachelor the
Speaker 1: two things every bachelor should own at the time, and
Speaker 1: still I agree with this is a portable steamer for
Speaker 1: your clothes and the George Porman grill. Those two things
Speaker 1: kept me alive, yes, and wrinkle free. The problem, the
Speaker 1: biggest problem, is that the prom queen voting software she's
Speaker 1: made to track the numbers, it shows her now in
Speaker 1: a dead heat with Ashley Mendelbach. If Ashley wins, they
Speaker 1: say evil will triumph. Were you ever prom queen or
Speaker 1: did you ever do any of this stuff lord of
Speaker 1: the dance? Or the hell they ever called any of
Speaker 1: these things.
Speaker 2: Lord of the dance? No, no, I was not never
Speaker 2: Homecoming Queen, prom Queen win or formal Queen. I didn't
Speaker 2: get any of that.
Speaker 1: I didn't go to any of those dances.
Speaker 2: I know. It makes me sad.
Speaker 1: I went to my junior problem with my friend Kelly,
Speaker 1: and we had a lot of fun. But other than that, yeah,
Speaker 1: be happy. No one liked you will. Just when things
Speaker 1: can't get worse, they do as the DMV always does.
Speaker 1: The DMV calls her at her home. They want to
Speaker 1: finally schedule Monica's driving test, but they don't have an
Speaker 1: opening until next year. She must get her license for
Speaker 1: the summer, so she's offered two pm today. The problem
Speaker 1: is it's prompt. That's why it's open because nobody else
Speaker 1: could make it because of prom Monica knows it's going
Speaker 1: to be tough, but she takes the appointment and she
Speaker 1: needs to figure all this out. She then calls her boyfriend,
Speaker 1: the Boy, but he can't drive her because he has
Speaker 1: community service and the orphans need him. He's excited for Prahm,
Speaker 1: but she's in trouble here. Her dad is in the
Speaker 1: kitchen getting ready for work. He is a nurse, and
Speaker 1: he also notices that her hair is huh huh, let's
Speaker 1: just say not the best, and he tries to make
Speaker 1: her feel as good about it as he can, but
Speaker 1: he just can't. Being the awesome daddy is. She's got
Speaker 1: a great dad in this movie. He offers to call
Speaker 1: in sick and help with all of her errands, but
Speaker 1: she doesn't want him to miss his day at the er.
Speaker 1: Don't worry, She'll be fine. But before her dad leaves,
Speaker 1: he reminds her she needs to make her college decisions
Speaker 1: this week. Is she going to go to state like
Speaker 1: he did? Or is she going to take the quote
Speaker 1: once in a lifetime opportunity she's been offered? Unquote, We
Speaker 1: still don't know what that is. Monica brings her attention
Speaker 1: back to her dress and her shoes, only to notice
Speaker 1: an ornate necklace hanging on her vanity mirror when she goes,
Speaker 1: and she puts it on. When Sierra facetimes her back
Speaker 1: with an idea of to use her ten speed bike
Speaker 1: to bring her good friend. Hey, man, hop of my bike.
Speaker 1: I'll bring it around all my stuff. She also notices
Speaker 1: the necklace when Monica says she found a pawnshop, but
Speaker 1: Sierra hates it. Hey, it only costs her thirteen dollars.
Speaker 1: Just then the doorbell rings. What else can go wrong?
Speaker 1: In this day? It is a woman who is almost
Speaker 1: dressed like a hungover man in black. After being startled
Speaker 1: by the bad hair which everybody sees first, she claims
Speaker 1: she is detective such a good name. Detective Liz Mcrogersberger
Speaker 1: from the FBI Special Criminals Unit of Dayton County. She
Speaker 1: has some questions for the nest head in front of
Speaker 1: her about a certain necklace. She flashes her a picture
Speaker 1: of it, and it is the pawnshop piece that we've
Speaker 1: just seen that Monica was wearing. That was thirteen dollars.
Speaker 1: Monica gets nervous and says she's never seen it before.
Speaker 1: As the FBI agent applies some pressure, Monica says she
Speaker 1: knows that the detective, who again is called Mick rogers Berger,
Speaker 1: is not really part of the FBI because there is
Speaker 1: no Dayton County Bureau. After some pushback, the lady admits
Speaker 1: she isn't with the FBI. She is a private eye
Speaker 1: working for a client willing to give a hefty reward
Speaker 1: for the necklace's return. Monica realizes that she can use
Speaker 1: this to get a ride from Liz, no matter what
Speaker 1: type of copper detective she is, so she offers a
Speaker 1: trade the necklace for a lift to prom What did
Speaker 1: you think of this story? Beat?
Speaker 2: I did not like it. I just did not.
Speaker 1: It's weird.
Speaker 2: It was weird. It was weird how and I get
Speaker 2: because she's she is a techie, right, so she's on
Speaker 2: her computer. The quickness that she had about this FBI situation,
Speaker 2: this could the scene could.
Speaker 1: Have gone through showing she's a genius, right, yes.
Speaker 2: But at the same time she countered that she counters
Speaker 2: that later on she doesn't know, she doesn't understand stuff.
Speaker 2: Later on I'm like, wait, but I thought you knew
Speaker 2: all this stuff. Yeah, So there was that. The Also,
Speaker 2: although I thought Lee was great, it was a little
Speaker 2: creepy that she the way she was coming and then
Speaker 2: then she tells her to wait at the door. Then
Speaker 2: she ends up having her come inside the house, which
Speaker 2: which is when I went, no, no, no, no, we do.
Speaker 1: Not have strangers who have now lied to you being
Speaker 1: part of the FBI.
Speaker 2: Yes, you know, she's about who she is now, she's
Speaker 2: a private detective. Okay, I don't know that. It was
Speaker 2: a little There was moments that were good because then
Speaker 2: she gives her an idea of how she can suss out,
Speaker 2: you know, Monica's whole life story from seeing the few
Speaker 2: things around the room. That kind of stuff was, you know,
Speaker 2: good for the character. But the situation was just weird.
Speaker 2: It was very strange to me.
Speaker 1: I don't disagree with you. It was strange to invite
Speaker 1: her in, but she did.
Speaker 2: And to think that taking a car ride with this lady,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna catch myself to you. I'm gonna make it
Speaker 2: easier for you to steal me away from my dad.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're obviously.
Speaker 1: You're already lying to me.
Speaker 2: We're gonna go ahead and just go ahead and get
Speaker 2: in your car.
Speaker 1: Get your car.
Speaker 2: You're not gonna kidnap me in the house. I'll go
Speaker 2: ahead and get your car.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was. But she is inside the house and
Speaker 1: within thirty seconds, Liz figures out. She's a high school
Speaker 1: senior allergic to nickel. She's young for her class, her
Speaker 1: boyfriend is a jock politician who's soulless, and she has
Speaker 1: no siblings and her mom left. So Monica suddenly realizes
Speaker 1: she is up against some kind of a pro She
Speaker 1: knows she's been cooked, so Monica goes upstairs and hides
Speaker 1: the necklace and tells Liz she will return it after
Speaker 1: she gets a ride to fix her nails, her hair,
Speaker 1: her shoes, and go to the driver's test, all before
Speaker 1: the problem. It'll take a few hours, but they'll both
Speaker 1: get what they want, so of course Liz agrees. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: we cut to the pawnshop and an even more sinister
Speaker 1: looking man in a suit. I would like to find
Speaker 1: out if this actor is actually British or not. I
Speaker 1: have my doubts.
Speaker 2: I agreed on that.
Speaker 1: He makes the lights flicker and it intimidates the owner
Speaker 1: about the whereabouts of the same necklace, which then led
Speaker 1: you to like, Okay, wait, is he super natural? Like
Speaker 1: is this gonna be he's got some kind of magic powers?
Speaker 1: Or did he just walk in and liquor the lights?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I that was so strange to me. Also, wouldn't you think?
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know a lot of pawn shop owners. However,
Speaker 2: I do think if someone came in looking for this
Speaker 2: specific necklace, it was because we know after that that
Speaker 2: she was the FBI at you know, Liz also went
Speaker 2: into the same place and use the FBI because she
Speaker 2: says it worked on him.
Speaker 1: He worked on him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and now some other guy. Wouldn't you think maybe
Speaker 2: calling the cops would be something. Listen, there's this necklace
Speaker 2: that I had something since.
Speaker 1: I went I see in my head, I went to
Speaker 1: I think some pawn shop owners, not all certainly not all,
Speaker 1: but I think some pawnshop oders might take some merchandise
Speaker 1: that not the not on the up and up. So
Speaker 1: I want to call the police just to hey, what
Speaker 1: if some of the stuff in here is stolen? Kind
Speaker 1: of thing, not saying that about all shape.
Speaker 2: It looked like an outstanding one, but he did.
Speaker 1: He looked like it. But so we don't know if
Speaker 1: this guy's supernatural a lot. We're back in Liz's car,
Speaker 1: which she refers to as Brando as Marlon Brando. She
Speaker 1: has a ton of police level stuff, attempting red button
Speaker 1: she tells her not to push, magnetic shielding of cell service,
Speaker 1: and a high level stun gun at a stoplight. It's
Speaker 1: so funny, Monica realizes, there next to a car filled
Speaker 1: with quote water polo hotties, something you do not get
Speaker 1: when you grow up in a school in Connecticut. She
Speaker 1: does not want to be seen with Liz in her freakmobile,
Speaker 1: but Liz ends up embarrassing her with a megaphone and
Speaker 1: siren when the cool dudes litter. I was starting to
Speaker 1: get some kind of Melissa McCarthy vibes, like you could
Speaker 1: have seen Melissa McCarthy playing this role.
Speaker 4: There is a movie where she plays this role.
Speaker 1: Right, what is that?
Speaker 4: What it's was, Sarah Santa Bullock, I think is what
Speaker 4: it's called on It's called the Heat.
Speaker 1: The Heat. There we go the Heat. Anyway, She turns
Speaker 1: on her siren, which turns out she bought for says
Speaker 1: she bought for twenty five dollars and went from there.
Speaker 1: Did you have water polo in your school because my
Speaker 1: wife was like the manager of the water polo team.
Speaker 1: Oh really, and I think it was to this day,
Speaker 1: just to hang out with the water polo hotties.
Speaker 2: It could be will I don't want to get you upset,
Speaker 2: but that's probably a good.
Speaker 1: She's coming home with me tonight. So what she did
Speaker 1: in high schools?
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, we did, we did. We had water There
Speaker 2: was definitely the water polo guys that were all surfers
Speaker 2: and water polos and you know constantly that's like not
Speaker 2: your type though, no, no, but those of the girls
Speaker 2: like that they were there. Yeah, but they were there, Yeah,
Speaker 2: and they were good. We had a good water polo team.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're not the water polo from what I'm learning
Speaker 1: about you. The water polo team guys. Okay, fair enough,
Speaker 1: Liz is now even more scared because it turns out
Speaker 1: there's a good chance she's not going to lose prom queen,
Speaker 1: even though she's kissing the butts of other students for
Speaker 1: their votes. It's very funny. She's like, hope you have
Speaker 1: your vote, Hope I have your vote. All the while
Speaker 1: Monika and Lizard developing a real sarcastic, big sister type
Speaker 1: of vibe, shooting barbs back and forth, and they're getting
Speaker 1: fed up with one another. This has some really funny
Speaker 1: scenes where she pretends she's the colorblind aunt Hilda and
Speaker 1: eventually reveals that her real name is Liz Morgan. This
Speaker 1: is when they start to learn a little bit more
Speaker 1: about each other, and also when Monica learns that some
Speaker 1: of her friends have gotten off the wait list at State,
Speaker 1: which is the college that we her father had mentioned
Speaker 1: before that she had gone to, and so they're going
Speaker 1: to be officially attending. Are you going to be coming
Speaker 1: to State? She's got all this pressure to join him,
Speaker 1: but she avoids the commitment because we learned she's deciding
Speaker 1: between State and m I t Okay, which doesn't have
Speaker 1: a water polo team. I don't think right, but come.
Speaker 2: On, yeah, no, this is a moment where parents it
Speaker 2: is okay to step in. Just say, guess what you're
Speaker 2: going to. There's no state there. You will have fun. College,
Speaker 2: by the way, is amazing. Anywhere you go. It's pretty
Speaker 2: much the same experience. You find your people, you get
Speaker 2: at your independence, you party if you like to party,
Speaker 2: you do some school, you get an education, and you
Speaker 2: move on and it's the best wherever you're at. So
Speaker 2: guess what, girl, you're going to. Not very many people
Speaker 2: get to say that they got in there.
Speaker 1: Yeah you're going. No, I agree with you one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: I played a college kid on TV once and it
Speaker 1: was fun. Yeah. Yeah, she is absolutely a genius. But
Speaker 1: she wants to go to State. And this I mean again,
Speaker 1: it makes sense because she'll know everyone there, all our
Speaker 1: friends are going there, and Mit, she'll be invisible. So
Speaker 1: there is that fear of the unknown. But it's mit,
Speaker 1: you're going I agree with you, hundred percent. So they
Speaker 1: get to the hair salon, but they are three minutes late.
Speaker 1: So the most unlikable human being to ever be put
Speaker 1: on film sends them away. Oh god, she's just I
Speaker 1: wanted to I don't believe in violence, and I wanted
Speaker 1: to slap this girl in the forehead, just whack.
Speaker 2: Shut up with just the most unnecessary accent to why
Speaker 2: that's why, friend, three minutes late, you are I will
Speaker 2: be on you.
Speaker 1: I hate you. You fl oh oh, I hate it,
Speaker 1: but you're supposed to. The appointment was filled. But when
Speaker 1: the clerk, awful clerk, awful French clerk, so we'll call her,
Speaker 1: sees Monica's disastrous hair, she gives them a pager says
Speaker 1: it'll buzz it if an appointment actually opens up. We're
Speaker 1: now back at Monica's house where that suave, suited man
Speaker 1: who were still wondering is if it is actually British
Speaker 1: or if he actually has superpowers from the pawnshop, breaks
Speaker 1: in and disarms the alarm. And he disarms it in
Speaker 1: a very funny way, because it's the way that Liz
Speaker 1: when she walked in the house said you got to
Speaker 1: get a new alarm system that one could be disabled
Speaker 1: with a pipe cleaner, and it's exactly how he does
Speaker 1: it with a pipe cleaner in a cell phone. So
Speaker 1: we cut back, but we see this guy. He's walking
Speaker 1: through the house. He's obviously a Battie mc batterson, but
Speaker 1: English so bad to McBeth. We're now back shopping and
Speaker 1: Monica is posting pictures of possible sunglasses, letting people vote
Speaker 1: on the best. She says it's marketing one oh one
Speaker 1: and she just wants everyone's opinion about what she should wear.
Speaker 1: Liz thinks it's probably better just be yourself, and then
Speaker 1: absolutely freaks out of a very funny way that a
Speaker 1: pair of sunglasses costs five hundred and forty dollars. That
Speaker 1: is the face I make every time I'm shopping with
Speaker 1: my wife and I'm like how much is that. It's like, well,
Speaker 1: we'll go somewhere. She's like, you look really good in
Speaker 1: the shirt. I'm like, hey, it's eight hundred dollars. Not
Speaker 1: a chance in hell am I buying this shirt. I mean,
Speaker 1: she really freaks out. She says she'll have to mortgage
Speaker 1: your house if she breaks the pear. It was a
Speaker 1: total overreaction, but I actually laughed. I thought it was
Speaker 1: a funny one. She's like hyperventilating as an adult who
Speaker 1: knows glasses can't be expensive. It's true, it was kind
Speaker 1: of an unrealistic response, but it's maybe laugh because again,
Speaker 1: it's the same one I have every time I look.
Speaker 2: But she said, mortgage her house. I was like, you
Speaker 2: don't look at what you're wearing.
Speaker 1: Don't house.
Speaker 2: You live in Brando and you know it.
Speaker 1: And oh, there are glasses that are like thousands of dollars,
Speaker 1: aren't there.
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm not saying that about the It was just
Speaker 2: her reaction. It was just like, of course she's not
Speaker 2: gonna wear look at this lady who gears in no
Speaker 2: way of what she like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's Sandra Bullock in yes, secret beauty agent whatever
Speaker 1: before she's con geniality yet.
Speaker 4: And no more Sandra Bullock references you've made too.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 1: Can't make it okay, Sorry, it's so perfect, Yeah it is.
Speaker 1: And so just like Sandra Bullock and Speed, they are
Speaker 1: now in the store to return the melt to dress,
Speaker 1: but it is too damaged and her hair that's for
Speaker 1: you jetson, and her hair appointment pager is going off,
Speaker 1: so as they rush out, Liz accidentally shoplifts those same
Speaker 1: glasses and gets out of trouble when the security guard
Speaker 1: comes over by flashing her retired cop card her identification.
Speaker 1: So it turns out she was actually a police officer
Speaker 1: at some point. Also, everyone thinks their mother and daughter.
Speaker 1: This is an on running gag and it's really bothered
Speaker 1: them both, and they have this funny almost Lenny and
Speaker 1: Squiggy back and forth about not being a mother and daughter.
Speaker 1: We are now back at the hair salon and she
Speaker 1: is late again and much like Sandra Bullock in the Net,
Speaker 1: they gave up her spot for a second time. I'm kidding,
Speaker 1: I'll stop. She gets a new pager, but is suddenly
Speaker 1: craving a cord do so at the food court while
Speaker 1: snacking and getting a call from her dad, who I love.
Speaker 1: They have the dad just checking in like, hey, you're
Speaker 1: having a rough day, how's everything going? Just checking in?
Speaker 2: One of my favorite dads.
Speaker 1: Me too, great dcom dad, Yeah, which is also why
Speaker 1: I didn't feel like a DCM. Good pair. So, not
Speaker 1: only does it turn out that Monica's losing more votes
Speaker 1: for prom Queen, but Liz points out that she sees
Speaker 1: Monica's boyfriend on a date with the other prom option,
Speaker 1: Ashley the Evil, which would be her medieval name if
Speaker 1: she had one. He is not taking care of orphans
Speaker 1: at all. What taking care of orphans was a lie?
Speaker 1: I didn't buy that. He of course he was taking
Speaker 1: care of orphans she confronts Kyle and it quickly turns
Speaker 1: into a battle, forcing Monica to cry in the bathroom,
Speaker 1: and then Sierra walks in and they're they're kind of
Speaker 1: she's her friend is comforting her, and Liz is watching
Speaker 1: this exchange, and Liz something snaps in her and she
Speaker 1: gets a little peeved and she's like, here we go.
Speaker 1: So seeing Monica's dad pushes Liz to charge the cheating
Speaker 1: boyfriend and pretends she's undercovered mall security to rough him
Speaker 1: up and embarrass him with a weird game of Simon
Speaker 1: Says and a bag search that reveals back hair remover
Speaker 1: and self tannor in a bit of a metrosexual joke
Speaker 1: you would see in twenty fifteen. Now, in that same joke,
Speaker 1: they'd pull out the back hair remover and other guys
Speaker 1: would be like, does that one actually work? Like, yeah,
Speaker 1: because mine doesn't really work. By the way, I'm very
Speaker 1: proudly a guy who never had back hair. Then the
Speaker 1: real security comes in and busts Liz for pretending to
Speaker 1: be mall security and for making a scene, and they
Speaker 1: take her away. We are back at Monica's house, where
Speaker 1: the debonair yet evil seeming possibly magical maybe British man
Speaker 1: in a suit paces drinking tea. The house has been destroyed,
Speaker 1: and then we see Monica's iPad laying around. It goes
Speaker 1: off and he sees that she has an appointment coming
Speaker 1: up soon at the DMV and this is a perfect
Speaker 1: time to approach her. We are then at the police station.
Speaker 1: Liz is in cuffs and she knows some of the officers,
Speaker 1: including her old partner Ed, who ended up getting the
Speaker 1: charges dropped. But they also have a little bit of
Speaker 1: s flirt and energy going on.
Speaker 2: Ed and Liz.
Speaker 1: There's something there, and Monica is the one who says,
Speaker 1: uh oh, he likes you and you like him. But
Speaker 1: obviously Liz does not have the Riz Liz no Riz.
Speaker 1: She also apologized to Monica about her boyfriend and wonders
Speaker 1: how she ever ended up with such a jerk, and well,
Speaker 1: she says, like she does, it was from an online poll.
Speaker 1: And then the police chief arrives and she, like every
Speaker 1: great police chief trope, starts screaming at Liz in her office,
Speaker 1: calling her a pig headed disgrace. Monica also finds out
Speaker 1: she didn't quit the force at all, She was in
Speaker 1: fact fired. Now free Morgan wants to know the truth
Speaker 1: about Liz and why she wants the costume jewelry necklace back.
Speaker 1: If she keeps lying, their deal is off. So this
Speaker 1: is where it gets real. Liz reveals that the centered
Speaker 1: diamond is worth a whopping seven million dollars. It is
Speaker 1: not costume jewelry at all. It was actually the main
Speaker 1: showcase piece and we'll get into that. But it was
Speaker 1: stolen by that jewel thief that swab debonair maybe magical
Speaker 1: guy Pierce Peters, who had broken into Morgan's house. Now
Speaker 1: what happened was Liz actually oversaw the necklace when she
Speaker 1: was a cop, but in a very very dramatic flashback,
Speaker 1: she was very unsuccessful at protecting it. So it was
Speaker 1: in a museum it was being shown for display, and
Speaker 1: in a very mission impossible scene, Pierce floats in on
Speaker 1: a rope and takes it away. Now that they're free,
Speaker 1: Monica wants to know the truth about Liz and why
Speaker 1: she wants the costume jewelry necklace if she keeps lying,
Speaker 1: their deal is off, and this is where Liz reveals
Speaker 1: that the center diamond is worth wait for it, people,
Speaker 1: seven million dollars and was stolen by a jewel thief
Speaker 1: that same possibly magical possibly British swab debonair guy Pierce Peters,
Speaker 1: who's rocking around town in a convertible so people can't
Speaker 1: see him. It was very strange, but it's a gorgeous
Speaker 1: Aston Martin, so I'm not going to say anything about it.
Speaker 2: Quick question is the necklace, nice necklace that was part
Speaker 2: of my Sabrina Seas. Why when it's a special piece
Speaker 2: of jewelry does it even when we were seeing like
Speaker 2: the Crown of Descendants, why did they? How come it's
Speaker 2: so hard to get a nice looking, expensive fake I
Speaker 2: know it's got to be fake, but just this kind
Speaker 2: of always it's always just kind of you know, it's
Speaker 2: kind of it doesn't look expensive. There's when they said
Speaker 2: seven million. I was like, that's a stretch.
Speaker 1: What's a big it was a big diamond?
Speaker 2: Well yeah, but that's a It didn't look like a diamond.
Speaker 2: It looked like I could go get some of Monroe's
Speaker 2: plastic stories.
Speaker 1: Right, this is seven million dollars. This was seven million bucks.
Speaker 1: By the way, he is not British. He's actually Nev
Speaker 1: Campbell's older brother. So we called that Pierce Pierce Pearson's
Speaker 1: on the pierc Pearson sents it's actually Pierce Peters. So yes,
Speaker 1: So Pierce floats up on a rope mission impossible style
Speaker 1: and steals it. And I never understood if she was
Speaker 1: armed and he's staring at her, why she didn't just
Speaker 1: shoot him, which I think she, as a cop, would
Speaker 1: have been perfectly in her right to do. If some
Speaker 1: famous cat burglar sneaks in is six feet from you,
Speaker 1: going up to one shot, that guy's dead hanging by
Speaker 1: a rope, you get your necklace back. Bob's your uncle.
Speaker 1: But no, apparently that didn't happen. She was so embarrassed
Speaker 1: that she lost it that she never called for backrupt
Speaker 1: and then became obsessed with her mistake, and because of
Speaker 1: that her her work was suffering, and she was later fired.
Speaker 1: Monica got the necklace because during an exchange with a
Speaker 1: buyer for it, the thief gave it to the wrong person,
Speaker 1: eventually landing into this. This I thought was very funny
Speaker 1: how they tracked the how how the necklace got to Monic. Yes,
Speaker 1: I thought it was cute the way they did at
Speaker 1: me too. So it went to the wrong person for
Speaker 1: the initial exchange it ended up in the hands of
Speaker 1: a mime, a food truck, a card game, and then
Speaker 1: to the pod and she and now she wants to
Speaker 1: return the necklace to authorities to get her job back,
Speaker 1: and she wants to be the person to walk in
Speaker 1: and hand it back, and she also wants to help
Speaker 1: Monica start making her own decisions. Monica admits she's scared
Speaker 1: to be a disappointment and unpopular. I mean, her mom
Speaker 1: left her when she was three, and that means she
Speaker 1: must be some sort of a failure. It's a very
Speaker 1: nice scene. The one thing I noticed about the scene though,
Speaker 1: is it's just the two of them talking. It's very long.
Speaker 1: It was a long scene for just the two of
Speaker 1: them talking so long.
Speaker 2: I mean it was hard because I know it's tough
Speaker 2: to have these sit down moments, taking all the energy
Speaker 2: out and bringing it down. But the story of how
Speaker 2: the necklace and then that led straight into the mom
Speaker 2: it was a very long scene.
Speaker 1: It was I agree, it could have been maybe cut
Speaker 1: up a little bit, but it was very nice scene. Nonetheless,
Speaker 1: because she says her mom left me, and Liza shureser
Speaker 1: that wasn't her fault. In a very very sincere moment.
Speaker 1: But this is also why we find out Monica really
Speaker 1: wants to be the prom Queen, because then you have
Speaker 1: a title and a yearbook page to prove that you
Speaker 1: actually have friends. The new partners have a very nice
Speaker 1: moment before Monica realizes, wait a minute, it's time for
Speaker 1: her driving test, so boom. Monica then convinces a very
Speaker 1: very nervous Liz to let her use Brando for the test. Ooh,
Speaker 1: this does not go well. She almost crashes into a
Speaker 1: trash truck a block of houses, and eventually does take
Speaker 1: out a line of trash cans. It is the worst
Speaker 1: driving test in the history of driving. The only thing
Speaker 1: she didn't do was actually physically run somebody over and
Speaker 1: kill them.
Speaker 2: Right. It's close, though, very pretty close. There were some
Speaker 2: people on the sidewalk that I think she almost got
Speaker 2: but luckily did.
Speaker 1: It it were you a good driver, to be honest,
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't say I'm a great driver. My record's not awesome.
Speaker 2: I'm a speeder. I do speed, but you have a record.
Speaker 2: I'm not the worst. Well like, yeah, I I My
Speaker 2: insurance is very expensive because they have a lot of
Speaker 2: speeding tickets.
Speaker 1: That's what I mean.
Speaker 2: With my record. I have speeding tickets. Yeah, can I
Speaker 2: ask how many? Oh my gosh, I couldn't even honestly
Speaker 2: tell you.
Speaker 1: Really, Yes, I've gotten two speeding tickets of my entire life.
Speaker 2: Jordan has only ever gotten one. I'm I mean, yeah,
Speaker 2: I was not you have more than five? Oh, I'm sure,
Speaker 2: I'm sure I do. I think I've always been in that.
Speaker 2: You know you have the three points. I think I'm
Speaker 2: kind of Wow. Yeah, I cannot get out of a
Speaker 2: out of a ticket to at I can. I have
Speaker 2: tried everything. I have tried, irritable bowel syndrome, I've tried
Speaker 2: my friends in trouble. I need to get to her.
Speaker 2: I've tried.
Speaker 1: Have you tried slowing down?
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's just a lot of there's a lot of
Speaker 2: speed traps everywhere.
Speaker 1: I know. But it's also amazing that you constantly you're
Speaker 1: late to everything, and yet you're speeding all over the place.
Speaker 1: I love the combination. Y, I just can't it's so bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not a great driver.
Speaker 1: Well neither.
Speaker 2: I've slowed down and have.
Speaker 1: Since had Yeah. Yeah, cargo precious, But I.
Speaker 2: Also am brutal because I've got a bigger car now
Speaker 2: I'm not in my sports car, so I do feel
Speaker 2: a little bit higher up and a little bit more
Speaker 2: in charge.
Speaker 1: Great, give Sabrina a tank. Excellent anyway. The other person
Speaker 1: who's not a good driver is Monica, who was instructed
Speaker 1: to pull over by the driver instructor himself. She has
Speaker 1: obviously failed the test, but while Monica begs for a
Speaker 1: second chance, Pierce Peters speeds by and Liz tells her
Speaker 1: you got a gun it, ignoring the instructor completely and
Speaker 1: getting into a very dangerous high speed chase. It's actually
Speaker 1: a pretty good dcom chase here. I thought I was
Speaker 1: impressed with the contry.
Speaker 2: I was really impressed. I don't know how they ended
Speaker 2: up doing it, but it was so good. I think
Speaker 2: to the part that I thought was really funny was
Speaker 2: the slow mo yeah, the backer.
Speaker 1: Go yeah, and poor and she just keeps talking about
Speaker 1: poor Brando and everything happening to her car. It was
Speaker 1: so they have one option to get rid of get
Speaker 1: rid of this guy, because he is in a beautiful
Speaker 1: Aston Martin. By the way, Sabrina, I'm just saying, if
Speaker 1: you ever want to buy me a nice gift that
Speaker 1: Aston Martin convertible, I'll take that I'll make shopping really
Speaker 1: easy on you. Yes, Liz presses the mysterious red button
Speaker 1: lightning off, lighting off a nitro boost, which is not
Speaker 1: at all han nitrous works with smoke coming out of
Speaker 1: the back of the car.
Speaker 2: But anyway, I know I've watched way too many fast
Speaker 2: Curious exact movie.
Speaker 1: That's not exactly how the smoke and the furious movie.
Speaker 1: This is not at all the way it should have been. Yes,
Speaker 1: very strange, but anyway, off a nitro boost and losing
Speaker 1: the bad guy in a cloud of smoke, almost killing
Speaker 1: a grandma pedestrian who hits his front light with her bag,
Speaker 1: deploying his air bag. Monica obviously has failed to test,
Speaker 1: and not only has that, but the instruction. It's so
Speaker 1: bad that the instructor impounded Brando. The only one I've
Speaker 1: heard of which is funnier and worse. And this is
Speaker 1: a true story. My friend drove himself in his father's
Speaker 1: car to his driver's test alone in the car. He
Speaker 1: showed up. He pulled up to his driver's test in
Speaker 1: his dad's car by himself to pick up the instructor.
Speaker 1: In the instructors like where's where's He's like, No, I
Speaker 1: just took the car like you literally don't have a license,
Speaker 1: and they had to impound the car. True story.
Speaker 2: Oh they did.
Speaker 1: Impound of course, of course.
Speaker 2: I just thought they'd cark and call and you know, nope,
Speaker 2: I think with by the way, not getting his license,
Speaker 2: but you shall have to come get your hinder it.
Speaker 1: Wow. They did all this just as Pierce stumbled on
Speaker 1: the identity of Monica's dad and workplace. Oh no, so
Speaker 1: now prom is ruined. They don't have a car, she
Speaker 1: didn't get her license. Listen, Monica are now arguing outside
Speaker 1: of the police station. They're taking low blows on each other.
Speaker 1: This is the part of the film where the buddies
Speaker 1: going to break up, until Monica says she'll just give
Speaker 1: her the necklace. Just fine, just take it and get
Speaker 1: away from me. But it's in the car that was
Speaker 1: just towed away. Oh no. Monica starts to walk home,
Speaker 1: only to run into the mime, of course, which is
Speaker 1: amazing because most mimes it takes them forever to get
Speaker 1: somewhere because they're always walking against the wind. Then they
Speaker 1: get a smoldering call sorry that it was a bad
Speaker 1: mime joke. Is that is that wrong? Hey? Come on,
Speaker 1: mime is money. Then they get a smoldering call from
Speaker 1: Pierce about meeting him later with the necklace or things
Speaker 1: will get unpleasant for her dad, who has now been
Speaker 1: taken hostage. Yeah, oh man, that's rough. That's rough. Lis
Speaker 1: and Monica are now panicking. They rush to the towyard
Speaker 1: for Brando, but are told that they need to wait
Speaker 1: hours to get their turn to wait for their turn
Speaker 1: to get the car, so Monica successfully sneaks behind the
Speaker 1: counter and hacks into the DMV system, showing again that
Speaker 1: she's a genius, and marks the towing as an error.
Speaker 1: While this also gives liz Is an opportunity to do
Speaker 1: something she is very very bad at, which is flirting.
Speaker 1: But she's still flirting very badly with the front desk clerk.
Speaker 1: But they speed away after getting the car back, now
Speaker 1: working together again perfectly, until Monica notices that the necklace
Speaker 1: that she thought was going to be in the car
Speaker 1: is gone. She must have mixed up her bag with
Speaker 1: Sierra's bag, who is currently at the park taking PROMP pictures.
Speaker 1: And we know this because one of the things that
Speaker 1: we talk about, and they talked about in the beginning
Speaker 1: of the film was that there's an app on the
Speaker 1: phone that shows where all your friends are at all times,
Speaker 1: and Liz is like, why would you do this? I
Speaker 1: have a phone from the nineteen forties kind of thing.
Speaker 1: Is very funny. She doesn't want to be tracked by
Speaker 1: anybody or any of that kind of strang.
Speaker 2: Now, this is so big because in twenty fifteen, this
Speaker 2: was when it wasn't just Facebook anymore. There was Instagram, Snapchat,
Speaker 2: all these apps. Snapchat you can literally see where everyone is.
Speaker 2: You have to turn that wa.
Speaker 1: Wait, so Snapchat you can see where everyone is at
Speaker 1: all the time.
Speaker 2: Yes, if they have it one, it's wherever their phone is.
Speaker 2: So yeah, so all your friends can see like, oh,
Speaker 2: you're at the mall or you're at home or whatever.
Speaker 2: It's a part that you have to turn off on
Speaker 2: Snapchat if you don't want it.
Speaker 1: It's funny because I think Sandra Bullock had to do
Speaker 1: that in bird Box.
Speaker 2: Oh absolutely, I love.
Speaker 1: Seeing she's the best. Uh Okay, So the ladies jump
Speaker 1: on a bike, which is the only thing they can
Speaker 1: rent at the time that has a sidecar, to go
Speaker 1: and find Sierra. They end up crashing right near another
Speaker 1: photo shoot with Kyle, her boyfriend, and Monica's ex is
Speaker 1: there as well. This got really weird. So in the
Speaker 1: morning he was planning on going to prom with her,
Speaker 1: but by lunch he was going to go to the
Speaker 1: prom with the evil girl. Like it was that quick.
Speaker 1: Was he not gonna Was he just not going to
Speaker 1: show up at prom? Was he not gonna tell her? What?
Speaker 3: Was?
Speaker 2: I think? Once it was clear she obviously knew the
Speaker 2: jig was up?
Speaker 1: But the right question? Was he going to go to
Speaker 1: prom with her?
Speaker 2: I don't know, because Ashley mentioned it. She was taking
Speaker 2: her her boyfriend away and then was going to take
Speaker 2: prom queen away from her.
Speaker 1: Too, So when are we going to find this out?
Speaker 2: Maybe he was just gonna stand her up, That's what
Speaker 2: I thought. When I saw I was like, oh, okay, man,
Speaker 2: you were three steps ahead of this little thing that
Speaker 2: it seems like a nice girl. She doesn't seem mean,
Speaker 2: she seems nice, and yeah, you're just being a big jerk.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this was this was this was like cartoonish evil.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and wearing green looking like Green Ivy out there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I like, I'm a big fan of green, but
Speaker 1: not that one.
Speaker 2: But Green Ivy from the from Batman movie. Did she
Speaker 2: kind of give you that vibe with her red hair?
Speaker 1: You mean poison ivy?
Speaker 2: Is it poison ivy green? Oh?
Speaker 1: Oh, Sabrina, Oh it hurts me, It hurts me in
Speaker 1: my nerddom. You have no idea how much it hurts me.
Speaker 2: Green ivyfferent Anyway, I was.
Speaker 1: But Kyle then says he's made a mistake for dumping
Speaker 1: her because the other girl, Ashley is a big bully.
Speaker 1: He still wants to take Monica to the prom. When
Speaker 1: they yeah, they call Liz old, but then Liz intimidates
Speaker 1: them and for some reason, they then fall into a river,
Speaker 1: which was very far behind them by this point. I
Speaker 1: was in so I didn't care.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And it just shows how big of losers that
Speaker 5: Kyle and Ashley are were really the biggest losers in
Speaker 5: the film that nobody ever talks about are the poor
Speaker 5: orphans that Kyle apparently has not been helping.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: Eventually, they do get to Sierra and they switch bags
Speaker 1: and boom, the necklace is in there. Now with the
Speaker 1: treasure in hand, they go to meet Pierce and save
Speaker 1: Monica's dad. We also find out that this is amazing
Speaker 1: and kind of a fun little tidbit that we come
Speaker 1: to learn is that the police chief that is screaming
Speaker 1: at Liz the whole time turns out to be Liz's mom. Yes, wow,
Speaker 1: it's mom. Did you buy that?
Speaker 2: No? No, No, there didn't look like there was enough
Speaker 2: of an age difference between I thought to the same thing.
Speaker 1: They look like they were kind of the same age.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I knew there. There was more obviously to the
Speaker 2: backstory of it. I could tell that, but not this.
Speaker 2: That was a stretch.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I would have made her much older, And.
Speaker 2: It would have been probably better if we never saw
Speaker 2: the mom again, because then when she.
Speaker 1: Yeah, when she comes back, it's like, well, had you
Speaker 1: and I was nine? Oh yeah, yeah, very Yeah. I
Speaker 1: kind of didn't buy that. I love the idea.
Speaker 2: I did.
Speaker 1: I thought the actor who played and the actor was fine,
Speaker 1: but I thought the actor should have been older than she. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: but anyway, it shows that they're all have their mommy issues.
Speaker 1: To put it mildly, Monica says not having a mom
Speaker 1: has made it hard to trust herself. She needs validation.
Speaker 1: In return, Liz gives her a pep talk about how
Speaker 1: great Monica is and she doesn't need anybody else to
Speaker 1: prove it. We get a touching moment between the two partners,
Speaker 1: who are actually turns out facing pretty similar problems. That's
Speaker 1: when they enter the warehouse and Monica completely blows their
Speaker 1: cover by yelling hello the second they walk in, which
Speaker 1: is you're not supposed to ever do when you're trying
Speaker 1: to sneak places.
Speaker 2: You know we're sneaking in. We are already done covering
Speaker 2: getting nest to this place.
Speaker 1: Why did you just what are you doing? We're sneaking in,
Speaker 1: bro But that's when Pierce appears and demands in his
Speaker 1: perfect English accent, the diamond from the girls or Monica's
Speaker 1: dad is going to pay. Monica does eventually hand over
Speaker 1: the necklace, and Pierre says he'll text them with the
Speaker 1: location of her dad when he sees fit. But as
Speaker 1: he confidently walks off, Monica and Liz call him an idiot,
Speaker 1: and now Pierce is confused, what are they even talking about?
Speaker 1: Monica says she knows exactly where her dad is, runs
Speaker 1: off to the side room till on tie him. Pierce
Speaker 1: knows his gig is up, so he hooks a rope
Speaker 1: to his back. Again. This guy likes to hook himself
Speaker 1: to the ceilings and starts to soar away, but there's
Speaker 1: that's when Monica says, you know what different this time?
Speaker 1: She called for backup, and boom, there's police backup everywhere.
Speaker 1: Liz pulls out her stun gun as this guy's going
Speaker 1: away and shoots him in mid air, which she should
Speaker 1: have done with an actual gun the first time he
Speaker 1: tried this, But anyway, we got it. Now she hands
Speaker 1: Pierce over to the cops and the day is saved.
Speaker 1: We're now back at the station police, you know, Liz
Speaker 1: is there, visits her mom again, the police chief, and
Speaker 1: she returns the stolen necklace the way she wants to Boom,
Speaker 1: I am here to return the necklace. You can book Pierce,
Speaker 1: and now she's welcome back to the force with open arms.
Speaker 1: Nearby by the way, Monica and her dad are talking
Speaker 1: about college, because that's what you do when you're at
Speaker 1: the police station. She doesn't want to leave him, but
Speaker 1: she wants to follow her heart to Mit. He knows
Speaker 1: it'll all work out. He's probably ecstatic that his kid
Speaker 1: is going to Mit. She's going to invent a new
Speaker 1: color or something really important, and they're going to be trigillionaires.
Speaker 1: And then a pager goes off in Monica's bag. We've
Speaker 1: forgotten about the pager, but there it is. They have
Speaker 1: an opening at the hair salon. She can still make
Speaker 1: the prompt. Liz rushes her into the station's evidence room,
Speaker 1: where they find prompts options you know, like all the
Speaker 1: criminals usually wear or the multiple options to prom dresses.
Speaker 1: So there they go. She picks up a prom dress,
Speaker 1: a motorcycle, and a large bag of cocaine, and off
Speaker 1: they head to the prom. I'm kidding she gets motor
Speaker 1: She gets neither a motorcycle nor cocaine, but of course
Speaker 1: finds the perfect dress and Liz gives her a like
Speaker 1: you do the seven million dollar necklace to wear as
Speaker 1: long as she is escorted by security, which seems like
Speaker 1: a very bad thing to do the first day you're
Speaker 1: back off suspension is to bring the kid into first
Speaker 1: the property room with all the drugs and guns and
Speaker 1: murder weapons, and then handle the seven million dollar piece
Speaker 1: of evidence.
Speaker 2: Oh, ky dokichoki.
Speaker 1: That does not seem to be the right thing to do.
Speaker 2: Not seem very likely, but yes, okay.
Speaker 1: Halfway through the kilo of coke they've taken, they are
Speaker 1: now at the prom. I'm kidding. There's no cocaine in
Speaker 1: this movie. Liz, Monica, and Monica's dad are and ready
Speaker 1: to attend. Of course, Liz has to be there because
Speaker 1: she's a copy and has to look at the necklace.
Speaker 1: Her dad has to be there because who knows why
Speaker 1: dads do not belong at the prom unless you are
Speaker 1: there to be one of the chaperones. But even that's
Speaker 1: kind of horrifying if your dad's there. But anyway, I
Speaker 1: wouldn't know because I didn't go. With police presence outside,
Speaker 1: including Liz's mom, the chief, everybody's there. Monica walks in
Speaker 1: and her hair is really short. Liz cut it. I
Speaker 1: don't know much about hairstyles, but it still looked like
Speaker 1: kind of a bad hair day to me. Yeah, am
Speaker 1: I wrong? Didn't look great.
Speaker 2: That's one of my last Sabrita seas. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: The wig.
Speaker 1: It didn't look great.
Speaker 2: Oh it didn't it. It calms down through the speech.
Speaker 1: I will say, it does, it does.
Speaker 2: But she got out of the car, it was like, wow, wow,
Speaker 2: whoa there you go?
Speaker 1: There you go? Okay? Well that's that.
Speaker 4: Was where to go?
Speaker 2: That was her answer.
Speaker 1: I would hate to have seen the other possibilities. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it wasn't great, but it still gets better. Because if
Speaker 1: that wasn't enough of an ending, Sarah reveals that Monica
Speaker 1: also won prom Queen. What a day. Now she's wearing
Speaker 1: the crown inside. Monica thanks her classmates, but explains is
Speaker 1: not as important to her as it was before what
Speaker 1: she went through. Today, she's learned that she can just
Speaker 1: be herself because perfect is overrated and there's no need
Speaker 1: to put everything up for a vote. She smiles at Liz. Oh,
Speaker 1: and by the way, she tells everybody she's going to
Speaker 1: mit and I thought it was very funny where Liz
Speaker 1: then yells out, yeah, ye are where it was, like, okay,
Speaker 1: it was funny.
Speaker 2: That's what Monroe has to look forward to her entire life,
Speaker 2: because I like to no just.
Speaker 1: Me being like yeah girl, yeah, yeah you will, Gina,
Speaker 1: That's gonna be great. It's the only thing that's gonna
Speaker 1: embarrass her more is when she finally gets to meet
Speaker 1: her uncle Will because oh, do kids love me? They do?
Speaker 1: I'm telling you. So, let's party one last time with
Speaker 1: this prom people. As Monica and her dad cut a
Speaker 1: jig and Liz reconnects with the old flame from a
Speaker 1: police station, streamers and balloons drop from the ceiling, and
Speaker 1: as we love to do on some of these movies,
Speaker 1: we get some bloopers. I love it and I do too,
Speaker 1: very funny way. It shows that they had fun shooting
Speaker 1: the movie, and that comes off they work. The two
Speaker 1: of them together were great together again, not at all
Speaker 1: a bad movie, just a great deco. Yes, so, and I.
Speaker 2: Will say I will not agree to do any type
Speaker 2: of other publicity campaigny thing with you unless we have
Speaker 2: that bike with the with the car seat.
Speaker 1: Yes, you look so funny and as long as you're
Speaker 1: in your driving the bike, I want to be in
Speaker 1: the car seat. But then again we'll get no, we'll
Speaker 1: get pulled over, get pulled over, get a speeding ticket,
Speaker 1: forget that. That's all I'm gonna need is this is
Speaker 1: all I just see. This is just I see, I
Speaker 1: see you, You and I on the side of the road.
Speaker 1: You're driving the bike, I'm in the basket with the thing.
Speaker 1: We've been pulled over by the police and you're trying
Speaker 1: to explain irritable bowel syndrome to the cop as were
Speaker 1: And that's just me the thing officer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh man.
Speaker 1: Can we do some real reviews please? And I think
Speaker 1: this week you have the five star review.
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 2: I think I've gotten a couple of the five star
Speaker 2: but I actually really like them.
Speaker 1: Do you want me to do the ones? Do you
Speaker 1: want me to?
Speaker 2: I want to do this? This was mine. I love it.
Speaker 2: We've got a five star from Bunny K. She may
Speaker 2: have had a bad hair day, but the movie was
Speaker 2: far from bad. It was highly spectacular. I would recommend
Speaker 2: it to anyone I know, and I have.
Speaker 1: You go good. That's a great five star review. I
Speaker 1: have the one star review this week. It is by
Speaker 1: Ria P. I am going to read it exactly is written.
Speaker 1: I would not recommend this place. They layered my hair toothin.
Speaker 1: It looked so ugly. Yes, apparently this woman thought they
Speaker 1: it was a hair salon called Bad Hair Day and
Speaker 1: not actually the movie. We've seen this before with other reviews,
Speaker 1: but that is the actual review. Ria P. Would not
Speaker 1: recommend this place. They layered her hair too thin.
Speaker 2: Riya, why did you go to a hair salon that
Speaker 2: was called Bad Hair Day?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, I went to this place called layer your
Speaker 1: Hair toothin and they layered my hair tooth in exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: We have again every week. We are now at Sabrina's
Speaker 1: favorite portion of the program our featured game, and the
Speaker 1: game this week is called Google Hair Day. So website
Speaker 1: style Seat analyzed the Google volume nationwide of people looking
Speaker 1: up celebrity hairstyles and figured out which famous hairdews are
Speaker 1: the most searched for by state and region. So, for example,
Speaker 1: in Maryland, Kate Middleton is the most searched for hairstyle
Speaker 1: and in North Carolina it's Bradley Cooper. But regionally there
Speaker 1: are four celebrities total that are the most search for,
Speaker 1: so we have to guess the four making up the Northeast, Midwest, South,
Speaker 1: and West. The ones already mentioned are not part of
Speaker 1: the four, and here's a hint. Two of them are
Speaker 1: Disney stars. So we have to essentially pick the four
Speaker 1: people through the range of the country whose hairdws get
Speaker 1: googled the most, and.
Speaker 2: Are they ranked it. Do we have to rank them
Speaker 2: to no?
Speaker 4: No, no, you need to name the four that are
Speaker 4: that are regionally most popular. But then I'll also throw
Speaker 4: in one other hint. They are all in this case females.
Speaker 1: Okay, good, Yeah, I have one. I think I think
Speaker 1: it's gonna be okay, And I always pronounce her name wrong?
Speaker 1: Is it Zendaya or Zindaia Zindaya right? Zindaia Zenda.
Speaker 4: That is the number one googled hair hut in the South.
Speaker 1: So I nailed one.
Speaker 2: Okay, definitely Kim Kardashian.
Speaker 4: Kim Kardashian is the most googled in the West. You
Speaker 4: now have two of the four.
Speaker 2: Wow, Okay, Vanessa Hudgens has gotta be.
Speaker 4: Okay, Vanessa Hudgens is not unless you are time traveling.
Speaker 4: She is not Ina is this this is currently?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Currently? Okay?
Speaker 4: This is current?
Speaker 1: O oh oh oh Demi Levado, Demivado not one of
Speaker 1: the four?
Speaker 2: No? No, no, no no, who was Who's Who's big now?
Speaker 1: And who was a dizneyl oh oh?
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, okay, hold on before we give our final answers.
Speaker 2: We've got Sabrina Carpenter, We've got Olivia Rodrigo, Olivia Rodrigo,
Speaker 2: Sophia Carson.
Speaker 1: I think Sabrina might be one of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, her banks are, so let's go with her.
Speaker 1: Because yeah, okay, Sabrina Carpenters not one of them.
Speaker 2: Whow Olivia Rodrigue Should we throw that one? Then?
Speaker 4: Olivia Rodrigo also not one of them. You're not thinking
Speaker 4: of this I can't believe you're not thinking of this person.
Speaker 4: I mean, one of them, I think is very difficult.
Speaker 4: But I think Danielle Fischal No, no, but again, once.
Speaker 2: You're honestly, Danielle had to have been.
Speaker 1: That's at one point she would have been. No. No,
Speaker 1: that's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. Oh, it's huge.
Speaker 4: Now do you want more hints?
Speaker 1: Yes, give us, give us one hint.
Speaker 4: Okay, the Disney Star could have had two different personalities
Speaker 4: on the list. Really, I thought that was too easy.
Speaker 1: The Disney Star could have had two different personalities on
Speaker 1: the list.
Speaker 4: I'm sure people are screaming at their radios. Personalities.
Speaker 1: Oh oh, oh, a hand of Montana.
Speaker 4: Yes, Miley Cyrus. Okay, tied in the Midwest with this
Speaker 4: other person who also won the Northeast. So technically the
Speaker 4: person you're missing has won two regions.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, what can you give us? Can you give
Speaker 1: us a hint for that one?
Speaker 4: The hint is that she's a singer, very current, and it's.
Speaker 1: Not Sabrina but but oh oh, it's got to be
Speaker 1: it's gotta be Taylor Swift.
Speaker 4: No, which to be honest, I was surprised. Not Taylor Swift.
Speaker 4: But Taylor Swift's not like a hair You're not.
Speaker 1: Like, yeah, that's true.
Speaker 4: It's hard to think when she's backtracking so hard. I'm like,
Speaker 4: it's difficult. She's really really just shuffling her feet back.
Speaker 1: Here, backtracking so hard and shuffling your feet. He's giving
Speaker 1: us clues.
Speaker 4: How this, How about this? Taylor in the world, Taylor Swift,
Speaker 4: You're you're in the right world. Pop star? Okay, not
Speaker 4: Taylor not alternative, pop star, alternative.
Speaker 1: I have all excuses for not getting this, by the way, Sabrina,
Speaker 1: all right, I'm ready to give up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got it.
Speaker 4: You got three of the four, the lead of the
Speaker 4: Northeast and tied in the Midwest with Miley cyrus Is
Speaker 4: Billie Eilish.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, I got stuck in the Disney World.
Speaker 4: You already got the two you got Zendane Miley.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, I've never heard of Billie Eilish song in
Speaker 1: my life. You'll always say that, but no, I really haven't, really,
Speaker 1: no ever in my life. She's in all fairness, other
Speaker 1: than party in the U.
Speaker 3: S A.
Speaker 1: I've never heard of Miley Cyrus song in my life
Speaker 1: either anyway, Well, thank you for once again pointing out
Speaker 1: our flaws. That's always the way it seems to work.
Speaker 1: It's fine, much like Sandra Bullock murdered by numbers. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's now rate our movie. Are one out of ten
Speaker 1: this week? We've got one out of ten options, one
Speaker 1: out of ten five hundred dollars sunglasses, one out of
Speaker 1: ten cars named Brando, one out of ten inmate prom dresses,
Speaker 1: one out of ten mysterious red buttons, one out of ten,
Speaker 1: bad short haircuts from a police officer, or one out
Speaker 1: of ten fake orphans.
Speaker 2: What would you like to do this week's I think
Speaker 2: one out of ten inmate prom dresses.
Speaker 1: That was Thank you. I can agree with you the
Speaker 1: big stretch.
Speaker 2: That we had in this movie.
Speaker 1: I think you went first last time, if memory sir, yes,
Speaker 1: so I'm gonna go first this time. This is a
Speaker 1: strange one for me because it is as I've said,
Speaker 1: it is not a bad movie. It just doesn't feel
Speaker 1: like a dcom. And where for instance, something like prom
Speaker 1: Packed didn't feel like a dcom, it felt like a
Speaker 1: new version of a dcom. It still took place at school,
Speaker 1: it was still all about the kids. It's still so
Speaker 1: that felt more like a modern d coom. This felt
Speaker 1: like a movie they shot that then they sold to
Speaker 1: Disney as a DCOM. I know that's not what it was,
Speaker 1: but that's what it felt like.
Speaker 2: Right. We've had a couple of those that feel that way,
Speaker 2: where they it's it's that it misses the d COM mark.
Speaker 1: Yes, I am going to give this with that in mind,
Speaker 1: because I liked the acting. I thought Laura was great.
Speaker 1: I thought uh Lee Lee Allen was great. With that
Speaker 1: in mind, I'm going to give this a six point
Speaker 1: five in maybe nice dresses. Yes, it is. Again, it
Speaker 1: is not a bad movie. Had we just watched this
Speaker 1: movie and it was just a movie, I would have
Speaker 1: been like, hey, this was a cute movie. This is
Speaker 1: you know. But because I know we're putting it in
Speaker 1: the in the world of the d com, it's.
Speaker 2: Through and we're comparing where you are comparing them to
Speaker 2: d com, so I think it's fair.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is not a bad movie by any stretch
Speaker 1: of the imagination.
Speaker 2: We are going to for two, I think because last
Speaker 2: week I think we had the same rating. I am
Speaker 2: right there with you. Six point five In Nate prom
Speaker 2: dresses all the same reasons. There were just too many
Speaker 2: main If it had just been Lizz's character, it probably
Speaker 2: wouldn't have been that much. But there were too many
Speaker 2: main adult characters in the movie to be a d
Speaker 2: calm world for me.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Maybe, I mean, you know, it's funny. Maybe you
Speaker 1: do something like, if you're gonna do a rewrite, you know,
Speaker 1: Monday morning quarterbacking. Maybe the guy who's the the the thief,
Speaker 1: maybe you make it the thief son who's actually in
Speaker 1: high school himself trying to make a name for himself.
Speaker 1: So the main bad guy is sixteen.
Speaker 2: Years old, and everyone that even like the worker behind
Speaker 2: the hair person could have been a braddy.
Speaker 1: He Yeah, they were all like adults.
Speaker 2: They were all adults. It was, you know, surrounded with adults.
Speaker 2: But I did like it. I have, so I've got
Speaker 2: to check off all my Sabrina seeds.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was gonna say, can we do Sabrina seas?
Speaker 2: Okay? Did you catch on to when we first see
Speaker 2: who's the action? What we now know Liz is not
Speaker 2: the villain. We actually see the first the villain for
Speaker 2: the first time. They do this shot of his him
Speaker 2: getting out of his his aston Martin who getting shot
Speaker 2: of that, but he's wearing red and white socks. And
Speaker 2: because it was so it was you could see it
Speaker 2: under his because it was so a shot of just that,
Speaker 2: just the bottom of the car. I kept thinking the
Speaker 2: whole time, what are they? What are these socks gonna mean?
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, Ronald McDonald stole this necklace?
Speaker 2: When are these socks? And it never happened, as you know,
Speaker 2: good one. I uh like, I said, the unnecessary accent
Speaker 2: of that lady. She bothered me just as much as
Speaker 2: you did. Did you catch the the mocker do the macarena?
Speaker 2: And he's like, I don't even know? That makes feel
Speaker 2: so old? I was like, oh that is awful.
Speaker 1: The safety No, well, maybe show me. I bet you.
Speaker 1: I do a little the song to do the safety dance.
Speaker 1: Dun't eighties forget it. I wanted to feel really really bad.
Speaker 2: I did did you think at all that because we
Speaker 2: knew the jewel was the set of jewels was in
Speaker 2: the makeup palette? Did you at all think when they
Speaker 2: were doing their makeup on and they were getting fixed up,
Speaker 2: that that switch or something was going to happen? Did
Speaker 2: you call that?
Speaker 1: Did you? I did?
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 1: I didn't even think about it. I didn't about it
Speaker 1: because she pulled.
Speaker 2: Out that same palette and her friend had the same one.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh no, she lost it. I saw
Speaker 2: that that was a quick little thing. Then to receive
Speaker 2: it her taking her entire Now, girls will totally get this.
Speaker 2: A makeup palette of everything is so bulky, easily breakable.
Speaker 2: You would never take that and put it in your
Speaker 2: clutch of your prom like attire. Okay, it was ridiculous
Speaker 2: that Sierra had that on her.
Speaker 1: Thank god she did.
Speaker 2: Thank god she did it. Save the movie. But at
Speaker 2: the same time, that was a little big, too much
Speaker 2: of a stretch. I also thought it was crazy that
Speaker 2: the police evidence was allowed to be taken to prom.
Speaker 2: That was crazy. And then my last thing is literally,
Speaker 2: O MG, the wig.
Speaker 1: Okay, there you go. Sabrina sees the wig, as did
Speaker 1: the rest of us. Well, thank you everybody so much
Speaker 1: for joining us for our film this week, Bad Hair
Speaker 1: Day again, not a bad movie, just kind of felt
Speaker 1: weird as a dcom and we are not giving up
Speaker 1: on Bad Hair Day yet. This week on our magical
Speaker 1: rewind feed, we're here with yes Lee Allen Baker herself
Speaker 1: aka officer Liz, who not only started Bad Hairday, but
Speaker 1: she produced it, so we're gonna dive even deeper into
Speaker 1: this buddy comedy. She just keeps getting awesomer and awesomer.
Speaker 1: Here is a small snippet.
Speaker 3: I did my own stunts in that Carlic when we
Speaker 3: were driving around. I was driving around and there were
Speaker 3: literally there was a radio that she would help operate
Speaker 3: in the car, and there would be a guy this
Speaker 3: corner being like go, people like go, like go, people
Speaker 3: like it's gonna stay green green, or it's turned yellow.
Speaker 2: Pushy, pushy, push it.
Speaker 1: I'm literally driving around the body.
Speaker 2: Oh my gods.
Speaker 3: Cameras on different corners, no way.
Speaker 1: So much fun. She was great and thank you everybody.
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