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Speaker 1: back old school and fifty hits right now, the one
Speaker 1: baseball question before we get to all your feedback, because
Speaker 1: we are talking cartoons on the anniversary of Peanuts. Charlie Brown,
Speaker 1: poor guy got the football pulled away every time. And
Speaker 1: by the way, Sam dances like one of the Peanuts crew,
Speaker 1: like naturally, those are his natural dance moves. His legs
Speaker 1: move that way. Yeah, look at him. If you're watching
Speaker 1: on the YouTube feed, there he is. All right. So
Speaker 1: my baseball quick question before we get back to cartoons.
Speaker 1: I know Sho Hao Tani's going Game one on Saturday
Speaker 1: against the Pills. That's the novelty of having a show. Hey, right,
Speaker 1: m hm, I was wondering. I'm my god. So then
Speaker 1: Blake Snell Danny g will be lined up. You guys
Speaker 1: don't play game two until Monday. It's Saturday, then Monday.
Speaker 1: This is not Saturday and Sunday. So Blake Snell is
Speaker 1: gonna have like five six days rest, which is great, Yankees.
Speaker 1: Blake Snell looks like he never has any rest though, ironic.
Speaker 1: Don't you think tired as hell all the time? Like yo, Blake,
Speaker 1: take him that bro. Unpack the luggage. Man, you got
Speaker 1: lots of bags. If you guys are playing, I say
Speaker 1: that respectfully, he's a gamer cove. If you're playing the
Speaker 1: Blue Jays on Saturday, right, you don't push Max Freed
Speaker 1: on short rest in the divisional do you? Or do
Speaker 1: you say oh no, no, well, Wolf, save him for Sunday?
Speaker 1: And what were they saving him for in the previous
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, so, so I would say yes, but
Speaker 1: that's why they yanked him with one hundred and two pitches.
Speaker 1: But you know, you guys, the Yankees, if they do
Speaker 1: in tonight that Yankees Blue Jay Series Games one and
Speaker 1: two would be Saturday Sunday. Do you save Max Freed
Speaker 1: for Sunday because he pitched Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. You're
Speaker 1: not gonna go a guy in three days rest at
Speaker 1: this point, are you, because then you would probably not freeze. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you would go Freeze and rodone games two and three
Speaker 1: if you move on. I think remember Louis Heel, the
Speaker 1: King of the Heel is your reigning Rookie of the
Speaker 1: Year last year, so he's no scrub. Okay, okay TLC. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so you'll probably get that then Freed. Then I just
Speaker 1: love how Danny the pitching matchups when you get to
Speaker 1: the next series, they're always a little lopsided because of
Speaker 1: the previous series. It's not like every series lines up like,
Speaker 1: all right, let's bring me aces out again. Sometimes you're
Speaker 1: ace bite pitch Game three, and then it's just a
Speaker 1: it's wonky in a really fun way. Alright, back to
Speaker 1: the anniversary of Peanuts. Charlie Brown. You know what, poor
Speaker 1: guy never got to kick the football. As Kevin Hart said,
Speaker 1: I never got a Snoopy snowcone machine. You're gonna learn
Speaker 1: something today. And I know it's not a crazy baseball
Speaker 1: stat but it is kind of cool when you think
Speaker 1: about Peanuts debuted on this day in nineteen fifty. That
Speaker 1: was before our parents were born. My dad was born
Speaker 1: the following year, right, yeah, and it lasted through two
Speaker 1: thousand and the legacy still lives today. Joe Cool, Snoopy,
Speaker 1: Charlie Brown, the whole crew. There's a Snoopy Land. Oh yeah, no,
Speaker 1: I still love it even though rich to mean, let
Speaker 1: me tell you it's the legacy is amazing. The music,
Speaker 1: the little piano riff, the comics, the newspaper cartoons, such
Speaker 1: a special feel about their Thanksgiving special, The Great Pumpkin.
Speaker 1: Do you mean the Thanksgiving special we made? They made
Speaker 1: the one black character sit on the opposite side of
Speaker 1: the table. Racist. I know you're going to bring that up,
Speaker 1: but I will say I sew. But Franklin's my guy.
Speaker 1: I so enthusiastically showed my kids The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, kids, sit down, we're gonna watch something
Speaker 1: really special for dad. We watched The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown.
Speaker 1: It was tracked Not So Great Pumpkin, Sam. The plot
Speaker 1: goes nowhere, It has no story. It's for children. It's reminiscing.
Speaker 1: You're reminiscing and you're glorifying your childhood. I used to
Speaker 1: watch it till in my teenage years. Vibe, yeah, there's
Speaker 1: something so special. He seems the pumpkin patch and he
Speaker 1: wakes up and he's like the Great Pumpkins it's the worst.
Speaker 2: What about the scene where they're walking across that field
Speaker 2: at night? That makes you feel so lonely but in
Speaker 2: a good way. That's what Charles Schultz was all about.
Speaker 2: It wasn't about all positive feelings. He was about a
Speaker 2: mix of life's feelings.
Speaker 1: Is life at night? Or maybe it shows you the
Speaker 1: not with your kids rich the world today where you
Speaker 1: need over stimulation.
Speaker 2: Peaceful and the soundtrack to it was like it sort
Speaker 2: of like made you feel alone and sad and you're like,
Speaker 2: where is the greed?
Speaker 1: That's what I want to feel, but it was. That's
Speaker 1: what Charles Schultz's magic was. Let me tell you something.
Speaker 1: It's trash. Don't watch it with your kids. This stuff
Speaker 1: that other people taste, trash that I think is better.
Speaker 1: You know it's better. She would be Halloween. You know
Speaker 1: it's better.
Speaker 3: Oh No, what is that?
Speaker 1: Rich is a weird guy?
Speaker 2: What about the coal and the I got coal in
Speaker 2: my sack? And for you know, a tiger treating That's
Speaker 2: a great scene. It is the worst, great pumpkin. Charlie
Speaker 2: Brown is not even worth watching. This should even err it.
Speaker 3: Secondly, do you know how many animated specials the Peanuts had?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 3: Too many things? Give you one Christmas one? I mean
Speaker 3: there's obviously a top ten list all over the inner.
Speaker 1: There probably three to five, no fifty one animated specials
Speaker 1: through the years. Wow, that means I know like five
Speaker 1: of them. Griff time is it makes me want. I
Speaker 1: don't want to say what it makes. So Charlie Brown
Speaker 1: stinks screwed? You screwed.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what. I'll tell you what does treating back?
Speaker 3: Andy helped give a snoop dog? He's still giving back.
Speaker 3: I sent you, guys a story from CBS Los Angeles
Speaker 3: Snoopy help deliver service dogs to southern California.
Speaker 1: You know what, No, it was good? What's that? What's
Speaker 1: that pumpkin? My kid? My kids watch Spooky the Square
Speaker 1: pump Spooky the Square Pumpkin. That's that's some good kids
Speaker 1: from newer Disney flick. Hey, damn buyer, you got a
Speaker 1: cute little son. Do not watch the Gray Pumpkin Charlie
Speaker 1: Brown with him, so you'll be wasting you don't listen
Speaker 1: to them. I'm telling you right now, it's probably don't
Speaker 1: waste your time on it's it's hurting our feelings here, man.
Speaker 1: But based on that freaking truth, you know what it's like.
Speaker 1: I give you one analogy, then I then I'll shut
Speaker 1: up for a while. I used to love don't be
Speaker 1: ridiculous as a kid. I remember your man, Larry and
Speaker 1: BALKI Perfect Strangers how funny? And I went back and
Speaker 1: watch an episode and I'm like, yeah, funny for twelve
Speaker 1: year old idiotic me watching TGI and compare a stupid
Speaker 1: show like that to a legendary comic character and cartoon
Speaker 1: like Charlie Brown. You please watch Perfect Strangers was a
Speaker 1: trash show back? And then can you please watch it tonight.
Speaker 1: Perfect Stranger is no better than alf or like I
Speaker 1: was gonna do. Alf doesn't live up. Yeah, this is
Speaker 1: due and you're you're glorifying over trash on alf though,
Speaker 1: so you put deep down inside Danny. I know it's
Speaker 1: not good, but it was never good. Your homework assignment
Speaker 1: is to look yourself in the mirror, slap yourself wow,
Speaker 1: and then why, and then watch the Great Pumpkin Charlie
Speaker 1: Brown slap yourself again, and then come in and then
Speaker 1: come in tomorrow and be like, rich, I'm so sorry
Speaker 1: you were right. That's because you're a pea brain. Ryan
Speaker 1: Bersching is in here flipping off because the riches of
Speaker 1: the country is going to disagree with you on this. Right,
Speaker 1: you're all lying to yourself. Here's what I bringing it up.
Speaker 1: We're bringing it up because Peanuts the comic strip debuted
Speaker 1: today in nineteen fifty with Charlie Brown, the unlucky, bald
Speaker 1: headed Charlie Brown rocking the same Shirty rocked for you
Speaker 1: know over one hundred and fifty years. Sher Me and
Speaker 1: Patty were the original characters, and it was printed over
Speaker 1: twenty six hundred newspapers, translated in twenty one different languages,
Speaker 1: so internationally known international fame, and the original strips continued
Speaker 1: until February thirteenth, two thousand and They were all hand
Speaker 1: drawn by Charles Schultz. And of course The Great Pumpkin
Speaker 1: and all the specials that we watched growing up got
Speaker 1: us thinking about old school cartoons that we love to
Speaker 1: pass down to our kids, the ones that we thought
Speaker 1: held the test of time until Rich dumped all who's
Speaker 1: a little piece of trash? They would pull the football away?
Speaker 5: Lucy, Lucy, you knew it incredibility, Like you don't know
Speaker 5: what I watched that sports jump up and listen to.
Speaker 1: You see, I know everything? Can I just say this?
Speaker 1: I was saying, yes, I've watched all these trying to
Speaker 1: recapture something. And how do you not know the names
Speaker 1: of the main character, because that's like saying, who's that guy? Uh,
Speaker 1: who's that? Who does Donald Duck date? Again? Like how
Speaker 1: do you not know the caracter I do? I was
Speaker 1: about to say Peppermin Patty, and I knew I was wrong,
Speaker 1: so I just said, real quick, anyway, Peppermint Patty drives
Speaker 1: a super.
Speaker 3: The very first Peanuts special, by the way, is a
Speaker 3: very Charlie Brown Christmas, which a lot of people have
Speaker 3: ranked number one.
Speaker 1: Drives a super the best line of the day. That's
Speaker 1: a good thing. By the way, my parents drive a
Speaker 1: super safe card. I'm just gonna say. I'm just gonna
Speaker 1: say this, and Rich ranked number two. It's the Great
Speaker 1: Pumpkin Charlie Brown, suck it, yo, what I will do?
Speaker 1: It shows the problem with your attention span and kids
Speaker 1: today's attention span, and anyone listening to the show could
Speaker 1: hear it because you're so hyped up. There's no surprise
Speaker 1: that you can't sit and enjoy this. No, it's it
Speaker 1: was really it's unenjoyable. I'm not even joking at this point.
Speaker 2: That's how I felt about Hub Halloween. I got twenty
Speaker 2: minutes of that. I'm like, this is ridiculous, How dad you?
Speaker 1: Dan Patrick's in that? But it's crap. Secondly, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: give you something else that's even I'm gonna tell you
Speaker 1: something that's so bad that's even better than Charlie Brown.
Speaker 1: I rather watch Ernest's Scared Stupid. That's another Halloween classic.
Speaker 1: What is wrong?
Speaker 2: Ernest Scared Stupid was scary as a kid, and it
Speaker 2: probably still holds up. I don't know so based on
Speaker 2: come on, what if that thing was oozing out of
Speaker 2: its mouth and his nose?
Speaker 1: That thing was gross. What are the old school cartoons
Speaker 1: that stand the test of time and that you love
Speaker 1: near and dear, that you want to share with your kids,
Speaker 1: the old school cartoons that you vouched for. And if
Speaker 1: you think Rich is wrong, please be the guy to
Speaker 1: tell him, because I tell him every day and he
Speaker 1: doesn't believe me. Eight seven seven ninety nine on Fox
Speaker 1: eight seven seven ninety nine on Fox, and at Covino
Speaker 1: and Rich and at Fox Sports Radio on social media.
Speaker 1: You'll give you a cool old school cartoon. Heath Cliff,
Speaker 1: heath Cliff, no one, I agree, he know why And
Speaker 1: I put him over Garfield because Heathcliff kicked ass.
Speaker 2: He got out of the house a little more and
Speaker 2: he got all the lady cats at the top of
Speaker 2: that thing.
Speaker 1: You got that tall hot cat Like if I was
Speaker 1: a cat, you would, if I was a feline, I would.
Speaker 1: You know what? Sam and I have a bond, and Rich,
Speaker 1: I know you'll agree with it. Something that Sam and
Speaker 1: I bond over because he said something. He's like, oh
Speaker 1: my god, you understood my reference. It's something you would
Speaker 1: stand and it's one that you will not deny. You
Speaker 1: can't deny it. And just because your kids don't like
Speaker 1: it or whatever you make like a gargamele reference or something,
Speaker 1: no no, no, no no. One day, Sam made a
Speaker 1: reference and I picked up on it, and he was
Speaker 1: shocked that I knew what was it, and it was
Speaker 1: who's the most re markable extrainary fellow? You sending mad
Speaker 1: the Sailor. Old school Popeye cartoons are still great and
Speaker 1: if you watch them with your kids, because you really
Speaker 1: see them so good, you have to have like some
Speaker 1: old DVD or pull them up on YouTube. But those
Speaker 1: old ones Ali Baba and the forty THI I loved
Speaker 1: Popeye as a kid. In fact, my mom get this
Speaker 1: would I didn't want to eat vegetables like every little kid.
Speaker 1: This is a true story. I was Sam. My mom
Speaker 1: would cook spinach, put it back in the can and
Speaker 1: I would eat the spinach out. Yeah, if you want
Speaker 1: to live up to that shirt that you and then
Speaker 1: I would try. Then I would try to find women
Speaker 1: tied to railroad tracks. Never found one, hey, chum, But
Speaker 1: the old school Popeyes are still fantastic. We talked about.
Speaker 2: This is because they would craft physical sets and then
Speaker 2: do the animation on top of it. Yeah, and it
Speaker 2: had this very much like appealing visual aesthetic.
Speaker 1: Watch Simbad the Sailor, Watch Abu Hassen Ali by'm on
Speaker 1: the forty Thieves. Watch some of those old Popeyes. They
Speaker 1: stand in the test of time. Hey, Sammy, you ever
Speaker 1: go to the Cintamatica pier and they actually have a
Speaker 1: little display about the guy that inspired Popeye. I have
Speaker 1: not seen that. Yeah, there, dude, it's a real dude.
Speaker 1: You're like, oh my god, it looks like Popeye and
Speaker 1: he had the pipe and everything. So we're going to
Speaker 1: your phone calls. Now, it's the great Pumpkin Charlie Brown.
Speaker 1: Apparently Rich isn't excited. He thinks it's the weak Pumpkin
Speaker 1: Charlie Brown. But it's the anniversary regardless, so it's the
Speaker 1: weakest your old school favorites. Let's go to the calls.
Speaker 1: Let's go to drow in Ohio. What's update.
Speaker 6: It's got to be here, So I'm just I'm just
Speaker 6: hanging out here at the Art Institute watching the traffic
Speaker 6: go by.
Speaker 1: What's up, buddy?
Speaker 6: Hey, my favorite is Johnny Quest.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there was a lot of those Johnny Quist's old
Speaker 1: school Hannah Barbero. Right, yeah, so those old Hanna Barbera ones.
Speaker 1: I love them. I don't know if they say the time,
Speaker 1: but I think they're super cool, such.
Speaker 3: A good production company. And I was telling you that
Speaker 3: they used to have primetime specials like on Friday Night
Speaker 3: where it was that flying arc with all the characters.
Speaker 1: Yeah, deck, yeah, great call on that Hannah Barbara legendary.
Speaker 1: You know there's a theory we mentioned this before. They
Speaker 1: say that The Jetsons takes place the same time as
Speaker 1: the Flintstones, just in different you know, ones in outer
Speaker 1: space and ones in Yeah, let's go to our buddy
Speaker 1: trip in Vegas trip. How are you friend?
Speaker 7: Hey, good to talk to y'all. I would say I
Speaker 7: always like watching Bugs, Bunny and Roadrunner. But then a
Speaker 7: show that I loved with the Laugh Olympics. And I
Speaker 7: may not stand a test of time, but the Laugh
Speaker 7: Olympics was always good on Saturday mornings, you.
Speaker 1: Know, just Saturday morning cartoons alone is something that kids
Speaker 1: today will never truly get to enjoy the way we did.
Speaker 1: We would fly down the steps, we'd have the smell
Speaker 1: of Mom's pancakes in the air, have a bowl of
Speaker 1: apple Jacks or whatever, and watch Looney Tunes and Muppet
Speaker 1: Babies and American Gladiators. I have a question and part
Speaker 1: of my purvy thought as I get older looking back,
Speaker 1: was Smurf fat like getting with everyone? No? Or was
Speaker 1: she your fat?
Speaker 8: Was?
Speaker 1: If you really look up the character, she was like
Speaker 1: a decoy. She was trying to She works for Garga
Speaker 1: Mele sent there or something like that to lure the
Speaker 1: So that wasn't like the storyline of the cartoon though,
Speaker 1: But that was the original. Yeah, I think that was
Speaker 1: the original thought. She was there to like tempt other Smurfs.
Speaker 1: I always thought that, uh, the only person that looked
Speaker 1: at themselves in the mirror more than Steve Cavino was
Speaker 1: Vanity Smurf. Is that true? I think so? Yeah? All right,
Speaker 1: let's say I had to John in Virginia, what's up? John?
Speaker 6: Hey, guys, how you doing? Love the show?
Speaker 1: Thanks? Man?
Speaker 8: What's up?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 8: Not a whole lot?
Speaker 6: Two thousand and one, my wife was pregnant and had
Speaker 6: a guy at work do a plywood cutout of my
Speaker 6: favorite character, Foghorn.
Speaker 1: Leghorn Well, I said it I said, I said.
Speaker 6: Us and instead of a stork where you put that
Speaker 6: out there and then the speech bubble, I put say,
Speaker 6: I say, boy, there's a little chick about him.
Speaker 1: That is That's great. I mean that was just so
Speaker 1: much a part of our childhood because they would have
Speaker 1: the little shorts, because they were all shorts that sort
Speaker 1: of were part of the same episodes, right like fog Horn,
Speaker 1: Leghorns a couple of minutes, who's the little like little
Speaker 1: was it? Chicken hawk? What was it? Yeah? With the
Speaker 1: glasses and he was like all brave and stuff. Tom
Speaker 1: and Jerry fan Yeah, I watched a Tom and Jerry
Speaker 1: was remember when we were shit. That was legendary thing
Speaker 1: when we were little kids.
Speaker 3: They had a lot of those cartoons on before the movie, remember,
Speaker 3: like Woody Woodpecker and droopy cartoons.
Speaker 1: Can I can I hang you up with something that's
Speaker 1: a little later, Danny, this is more like uh you
Speaker 1: and Covino might be a little too old for this.
Speaker 1: Sam is younger than me, so after school I would
Speaker 1: watch my siblings, who are a couple of years younger
Speaker 1: than me. That whole world of Tailspin, Dark Wing Duck.
Speaker 1: Those shows were great. Chippendale Rescue Rangers. That was I
Speaker 1: was a little old because I remember being maybe like
Speaker 1: hand eleven twelve. But tell me those are great. But
Speaker 1: you just passed over Woody Woodpecker, Tom and Jerry and
Speaker 1: Droopy Dog. Yeah, and you can throw Chili Willy in
Speaker 1: that conversation. Yeah, but you're gonna see that you're from
Speaker 1: another planet. So you think Ductails is not better than
Speaker 1: Droopy Dog. Ducktails has a great theme song. You don't
Speaker 1: think Ductails is better, but you totally dismissed Danny g
Speaker 1: He's like, those are legendary. Then you're you think you
Speaker 1: think Woody wood Pecker is more entertaining. Legendary, but you
Speaker 1: think he's more entertaining. If you would have sit down
Speaker 1: right now as a grown man at forty something years old,
Speaker 1: and I said objectively watch Woody wood Pecker and then
Speaker 1: objectively watched Ductails, here's the difference. One's a classic, one
Speaker 1: is Notcktails is classic to you? No, to everyone? Okay,
Speaker 1: Droopy holds up. Remember the famous episode I don't think
Speaker 1: anything groupie boobs. I don't want to, I don't want me.
Speaker 3: I don't like he's like the sheriff and Butch I
Speaker 3: think is the name of that nemesis and he keeps
Speaker 3: like smashing his finger and he has a run outside
Speaker 3: to scream. There are some legendary cartoons from that.
Speaker 1: I'm not a fan of Droop, but hey, good one,
Speaker 1: Danny good one. Rich is just he's just hard to know.
Speaker 1: But I think you guys, are you know what is?
Speaker 1: I think you guys, And I'm surprised because Danny's got
Speaker 1: a little one. He's got co I think when you
Speaker 1: go back and watch a lot of these as an adult,
Speaker 1: Like I said, sitcoms is one category, but even cartoons,
Speaker 1: you're a lot of times sadly disappointed, like, oh, this
Speaker 1: doesn't hold up, and the ones that do are fascinating, like.
Speaker 3: Slow old movies. I get your point, But for cartoons
Speaker 3: back in the day, they were more violent. There was
Speaker 3: more physical comedy involved. Things they can't they think they
Speaker 3: can't get away with me.
Speaker 1: Nowadays my kids think bugs Bunny's hilarious, but something that
Speaker 1: I did find funny. My kids love The Wizard of Oz,
Speaker 1: but they were like, why is there a song with
Speaker 1: a million names for five minutes before the movie starts.
Speaker 1: Things are slower. They don't want credits, right, you know,
Speaker 1: it's over. What are we doing? I'm telling you right now, Well,
Speaker 1: why are we talking about this? Because Charlie Brown could
Speaker 1: have been in the NFL as a placekicker if stupid
Speaker 1: Lucy would have just gave him a shot one time.
Speaker 1: It debuted on this day in nineteen fifty. So I
Speaker 1: got us thinking of old school cartoons and which ones
Speaker 1: are still special to us. If Rich took a again,
Speaker 1: he took a steamer on all of our favorites. That
Speaker 1: Todd and Missouri might agree with me. Todd, go ahead,
Speaker 1: you're on the show, Tom and Jerry was mine. But
Speaker 1: actually I did want to agree with you that Tu
Speaker 1: is trash. Thank you you guys, have you know what
Speaker 1: the two people? Okay? Then why do people still rock
Speaker 1: like Joe cool Snoopy T shirt? Who?
Speaker 3: What do you mean?
Speaker 1: Who? Joe Cool? It's still a iconic like character? Snoopy
Speaker 1: is your daughter as your teenage daughter. If anyone gives
Speaker 1: a funk or wagdall like, what about Charlie Brown.
Speaker 2: Mike Harmon, who is a host here, who has a
Speaker 2: show from seven to ten pm Pacific time, has a
Speaker 2: Charlie Brown yellow and black shirt.
Speaker 1: This is an old ass guy. Come on you making
Speaker 1: it like, come.
Speaker 3: On, you wack like Peanuts stuff doesn't sell nowadays it does.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. Like their merch is still a
Speaker 1: pop culture sort of thing internationally, not just here in America.
Speaker 1: Snoopy's iconic, can you guys Snoopy Lake on the top
Speaker 1: of the.
Speaker 2: Red I will agree with Rich real quick, that ducktails
Speaker 2: and all those that those other one dark.
Speaker 1: Wing Dog, I'm not saying those. He was all great.
Speaker 1: He paid no mind to the classics that Danny brought up. Well,
Speaker 1: they't the ones I'm name in our classic too, they
Speaker 1: are like thirty seven years old. Now, question for you,
Speaker 1: will you agree when you're done watching Thursday night football,
Speaker 1: when you're when your team is on an off day
Speaker 1: from the MLB wild Card Divisional Round playoffs, when you're
Speaker 1: not watching the new season of Love Is Blind? Because
Speaker 1: I know Danny's going to start that tonight if he
Speaker 1: already hasn't. When you have a free moment Season nine,
Speaker 1: When you have a free moment, can you please honestly
Speaker 1: watch Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown and I went objectively come
Speaker 1: back and then say Rich, I I'm sorry, you do
Speaker 1: me a favor I'll watch it if you do me
Speaker 1: a favorite. Yeah, will you show your no those picking
Speaker 1: kids who have no attention span just like their dad? Okay,
Speaker 1: can you show them on Disney Plus? Yeah, the legend
Speaker 1: of Sleepy Hollow with thinkabond Crow. That sounds great. I
Speaker 1: will absolutely do that. I will show my kids Sleepy Hollow.
Speaker 1: But I want you to the Headless Horse. I want
Speaker 1: you to objectively watch The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown when
Speaker 1: I come back. You know, it's slow movie. We knew
Speaker 1: that would come back the next day and say, Rich
Speaker 1: you know what. You're right, it has nostalgia for me.
Speaker 1: But watching it now, it's just a different style of cartoon, bro.
Speaker 1: I promise you you're also discrediting like the legacy of Peanuts.
Speaker 1: It had a long run and it still lives today.
Speaker 1: And the movie that came out in the like around
Speaker 1: twenty fifteen did really well. So, Danny, when you brought
Speaker 1: this up earlier this morning, when we were like doing
Speaker 1: our little prep and stuff, I had no clu I
Speaker 1: was gonna be so passionate about how much because yeah,
Speaker 1: because I thought about him, like oh yeah, yeah, why
Speaker 1: it's stinks. But go on, we'll wrap it up with
Speaker 1: your phone calls, the cartoons that we hold near and
Speaker 1: deer on a throwback Thursday, old school when fifty hits over,
Speaker 1: Buddy Sean hit us up. That listens on the iHeart
Speaker 1: app Out in La Sean Weller said, ducktails all day.
Speaker 1: That's a classic. Now, it's thirty plus years old any
Speaker 1: days here in Duckville. Duckman, d duck World, duck World, but Duckburg, Danny,
Speaker 1: maybe it is duck They've made so many different iterations
Speaker 1: now of ducktails, like my kids watch like a new
Speaker 1: fangled version of ducktails. It's that popular, al right. Dean
Speaker 1: in Kansas, what's up, Dina? What's up? Bud? I think
Speaker 1: he's got a back? Can I heard him? He said,
Speaker 1: Rich is right? All right? Mo in Arizona, what's up?
Speaker 4: Went up? Mo?
Speaker 8: Hey, guys, you're crazy man, Peanut skill Man, Snoopy Charlie
Speaker 8: brown Man. I guess that must be more of a
Speaker 8: generation of things.
Speaker 1: Oh, I think you're a hot right now. You're smoking
Speaker 1: sweed right now.
Speaker 8: But I got I'm wrong. But he did right with
Speaker 8: the Looney tunes, I like those, but like a stalker.
Speaker 1: Yeah, is low key like inappropriate like Pep'll leave her alone. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he needs to take an HR course. Did not do
Speaker 1: that course that we do online? No, but you know,
Speaker 1: props to me blank because he did all those voices,
Speaker 1: as you guys know. But it's insane because they're all
Speaker 1: so similar. But the personalities of the voices are all
Speaker 1: so different you don't realize when you hear them next
Speaker 1: to each other without seeing You're right, they're very similar.
Speaker 1: And if you've never seen it, look Investers like Daffy
Speaker 1: and and it's also like Pepela Pugh, which is also
Speaker 1: like Foghorn, Like it makes me think of road Runner too.
Speaker 1: How violent I was. I thought anvils were going to
Speaker 1: be falling from the sky as an adult. If you've
Speaker 1: never seen it, I'll give you another homework on it.
Speaker 1: This is not going to take you as long. Just
Speaker 1: go on TikTok or Instagram. Look up old footage of
Speaker 1: mel Blanc doing all those voices on like Johnny Carson
Speaker 1: or something he's done like on like interviews and watching
Speaker 1: him getting those carards and with Phil Mesterer and he
Speaker 1: does like the shaking of his face and it's like
Speaker 1: it does a bit of a porky pig fan, fantastic
Speaker 1: of all that stuff. But we'll wrap it up and say,
Speaker 1: enjoy your peanuts with your kiddos. Are just for nostalgic
Speaker 1: reasons for yourself. The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown came out
Speaker 1: on this day in nineteen fifty. Well, not the cartoon,
Speaker 1: the actual comics trip that special came out this month
Speaker 1: in sixty six. I thought we reaped all the benefits,
Speaker 1: but Rich says, no, I do want to say before
Speaker 1: we wrap it up, major props from me to Tom
Speaker 1: and Jerry, all the Looney Tunes and who else do
Speaker 1: I and Woody Woodpecker, those are my favorites. There you go,
Speaker 1: I already said Bullwinkle, Yogi Bear, there's all those classics.
Speaker 1: We got more Kavino on Ritch. We'll take more of
Speaker 1: your feedback. We'll talk some NFL Week five, and hey,
Speaker 1: a couple more games going to be starting soon, Wildcard week.
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Speaker 1: to Charlie Brown who could have been an NFL kicker,
Speaker 1: could have been the next Adam Vanteridamn Lucy on this
Speaker 1: day and again. Cartoons and the references, they're all generation,
Speaker 1: all depending on when you grew up. Like Len from Idaho,
Speaker 1: hit us up. He's like speed Racer Man, Go, speed
Speaker 1: Racer Go. You know. For me, I grew up in
Speaker 1: an era of Looney Tune reruns and Plastic Man's Comedy
Speaker 1: Adventure Show and he Man and things like that. Say
Speaker 1: it's funny, it'd say, we're going over the classics. It's funny,
Speaker 1: you would say, he Man because it wasn't a Saturday
Speaker 1: morning deal. No, that was an after school so it
Speaker 1: was in a different category in my mind.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 1: It is all those like ThunderCats is in a different category,
Speaker 1: you know, what I liked about the ThunderCats. They always
Speaker 1: shouted out the hose Hose. So when you when you
Speaker 1: shout out hosts, do you think of Hacksaw Jim Duggan
Speaker 1: or the ThunderCats. Oh Hacksaw, Yeah, Hacksaw Jim Duggan. So anyway,
Speaker 1: it's an exciting day. You could hear it in our voices.
Speaker 1: Danny g Congrats to your Dodgers. Let's go yeah man.
Speaker 1: Congrats again to the Tigers today. They were pomped through
Speaker 1: the Tiger. Not that they shouldn't be. I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: if you didn't see the highlights yet, they were pomped, yeh.
Speaker 1: Talk about a yeah the Yankees tonight. I mean it's
Speaker 1: been great. Of course, you got your Thursday night football.
Speaker 1: So how could we not be excited. I don't want
Speaker 1: to interrupt, but we're we're in a pivotal moment of
Speaker 1: this game right here. Cubby's up two ozh at home
Speaker 1: against the Padres, second and third, two outs and it's
Speaker 1: zero to two on Fernando Tattis Junior. So this could
Speaker 1: be a big playoff moment for him, or he could
Speaker 1: come up you know. Sure, let's see what happens here.
Speaker 1: So I know we don't do play by play here,
Speaker 1: but he's one and two now, so we'll keep your posted.
Speaker 1: But based on this, it's a big moment right now.
Speaker 1: These playoffs are popping, man, they are, and the ratings
Speaker 1: prove that. As we discussed every network, everything, attendance, you
Speaker 1: name it up, well, let me ask you this and
Speaker 1: I said, acts uh tattis fly out to right. Speaking
Speaker 1: of baseball two to zero, there's a lot of buzz
Speaker 1: if you follow social media trends, and if you don't,
Speaker 1: that's why we're here. We keep you up on it.
Speaker 1: I keep scrolling, scroll and scroll and scroll in so
Speaker 1: that you don't have to I do the ball scroll
Speaker 1: And people say I shouldn't sit that long, it's bad
Speaker 1: for you, because it's bad for me. But I do
Speaker 1: it because I love you guys. I'm sitting there and
Speaker 1: there's a lot of buzz on social media about Judge's
Speaker 1: legacy and how it all depends on whether or not
Speaker 1: he wins the Big Game, he wins the World Series,
Speaker 1: he wins it all, and I mean it's the one
Speaker 1: thing that held back Don Mattingly. But when they're saying
Speaker 1: like now, it's like he's still got years.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying is when you think of all
Speaker 1: the Yankee greats, from the Babe to Yogi Berra, to
Speaker 1: Mickey Mantle to Reggie Jackson to modern Derek Jeter to
Speaker 1: Mariano Rivera, what are they all have in common? They're
Speaker 1: winners and champions. The one bummer, the one bummer for
Speaker 1: number twenty three, the great mustachio Don Mattingley was that
Speaker 1: he never he never got one and his back injury
Speaker 1: took him out early. I just think that a guy
Speaker 1: like Aaron je needs a World Series to be a
Speaker 1: Yankee great. Here's my debate here, and I'm not saying
Speaker 1: that's not true, because it's sports. You're defined by did
Speaker 1: you win or not? Right, But Judge is in a
Speaker 1: different stratosphere. As much as I love Don Mattingly, he's
Speaker 1: one of my heroes. As much as I love Donnie
Speaker 1: Baseball and Don Manningly, what Aaron Judge is doing for
Speaker 1: baseball is circus like, it's ridiculous. As I joke, he's
Speaker 1: Herman Munster and pinstripes. And I say that because there
Speaker 1: was an episode where Herman Munster was hitting bombs because he's,
Speaker 1: you know, big Frankenstein House. He was just hitting bombs
Speaker 1: on a baseball. If you got kids, you ever watched
Speaker 1: the Sonic movies? Yeah, and the who's the little red
Speaker 1: Sonic dude? Like nails?
Speaker 5: What is it?
Speaker 1: What are the nails or shadow or one? Remember like
Speaker 1: they played baseball one of the end of the movies
Speaker 1: and he just hits the ball like that's how Aaron
Speaker 1: Judge HiT's ridiculous. So is his legacy his legacy when
Speaker 1: he has these circus numbers. He's a two time MVP
Speaker 1: going for his third MVP this season. Well, batting title, champion,
Speaker 1: captain of the Yankees, Knuckles, knuckles, that's what thank you,
Speaker 1: Sam Knuckles. Is his legacy really defined on whether or
Speaker 1: not he wins the World Series? And is the urgency
Speaker 1: really now? No one says, well Barry Bunds or Mike
Speaker 1: Trout or some of the Griffey Junior. No one's saying
Speaker 1: they stink as they didn't win. So I know you're
Speaker 1: saying they're like because they're exceptionally He's they're extraordinary. He's
Speaker 1: like an automatic Hall Famer and legend. I get that
Speaker 1: Aaron Judge is the man, But I'm saying, if you
Speaker 1: want to always go around with your YANKEDE shirt on
Speaker 1: and your pinstripes and your Yankees hat. You always talk
Speaker 1: about earn the pinstripes, the legacy. It's like the Lakers
Speaker 1: of baseball, right, It's you know, there's franchises the Celtics
Speaker 1: that are known to win. And if he plays his
Speaker 1: whole career as a Yankee, which will likely be the case,
Speaker 1: and doesn't have a World Series, you can't talk about
Speaker 1: him with the great Yankee lore of these other guys.
Speaker 1: I think this criticism comes because I think he's currently
Speaker 1: banning like two hundred in the postseason two five, and
Speaker 1: he needs that clutch performance. Well, guess what, He's four
Speaker 1: for eight this postseason, so so far, so good for you.
Speaker 1: So Judge's legacy does he have to win? Think about
Speaker 1: it and we'll get to your calls. But Dan Byer's
Speaker 1: got an update.
Speaker 9: What's up, dB, Yeah, guys, just this just in Cofto
Speaker 9: and Rich find five million dollars by the FCC for
Speaker 9: stealing play by play earlier. No, I'm kidding, Yes, Rich,
Speaker 9: I y, that's uh. I'll tell you what right now,
Speaker 9: the Cups still hold out to that to nothing lead
Speaker 9: against the Padres bottom of the fifth inning. Earlier today
Speaker 9: in Cleveland, it was a winner take maybe not all,
Speaker 9: but a wild card series between the Tigers and Guardians.
Speaker 10: Pitch we line Li pasent in the right peas in
Speaker 10: the score, Torkolsen will stop at second base. Six one Tigers.
Speaker 10: That's are booming in the seventh against Hunter Gattis.
Speaker 9: A four run seventh for the Tigers allowed them to
Speaker 9: top the Guardian six to three. So Detroit moves on
Speaker 9: to face Seattle in the American League Divisional Series. Red
Speaker 9: Sox and Yankees. You guys talked about it tonight eight
Speaker 9: o'clock Eastern, winner gets Toronto. Some injury news from the NFL.
Speaker 9: No practice for Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, his teammate safety
Speaker 9: Kyle Hamilton, corner Marlin Humphrey, and linebacker Rokwand Smith also
Speaker 9: missed workouts today. Commanders will not have Terry McLaurin or
Speaker 9: Noah Brown as the wide receivers have been ruled out
Speaker 9: against the Chargers and Deebill Samuel missed his second straight
Speaker 9: practice today. Buccaneers running back Bucky Irving didn't practice again.
Speaker 9: He's dealing with foot and shoulder injuries. Baker Mayfield did
Speaker 9: practice for Tampa Panthers. Running back Chuba Hummard miss practice.
Speaker 9: He's dealing with a calf injury. Second straight day. He's
Speaker 9: missed Niners in rams tonight eight fifteen Eastern time tonight,
Speaker 9: and I'm three is reporting that executives with the NC
Speaker 9: Double A are moving closer and closer to expanding both
Speaker 9: the men's and women's NCAA tournaments to seventy six teams.
Speaker 9: That change would be in place for the twenty twenty
Speaker 9: seven NC DOUBLEA tournaments.
Speaker 1: Guys, back to you just dot regulated. I mean, it's like,
Speaker 1: sixty teams isn't enough. Come on, come on, you don't
Speaker 1: need that. And by the way, Dan, while you were
Speaker 1: doing that great update, the padres are so they were
Speaker 1: so shifted over. I know, you can't shift the way
Speaker 1: you used to be able to, but Manny Machata was
Speaker 1: playing practically shortstop, and the shortstop was right up the
Speaker 1: middle that Michael Bush of the Cubs hit the weakest
Speaker 1: little pop up to third and it just dropped it.
Speaker 1: You just couldn't get to it. They were they were
Speaker 1: so shifting. But now a double player ras is all
Speaker 1: that anyway, but still it was. It was wild to see.
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, that's a routine pop up to
Speaker 1: third Machada wasn't there? There was no one there. Every
Speaker 1: moment counts. It's that time of year. We're Covino and
Speaker 1: Rich and we get to your phone calls. Next, Judge's
Speaker 1: Legacy on Fox Sports Radio. Yeah, yo, I was Sam
Speaker 1: playing some dark wing duck. Nice hot studio Rangers. I'm
Speaker 1: more like a bat wing duck right now, Sovino and
Speaker 1: Rich laughing the Fox Sports Radio studio. Business fluctuations make
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Speaker 1: near you. That's Expresspros dot com. So legacies are made.
Speaker 1: It's the postseason ghost season and the question we post
Speaker 1: just based on social media feedback and buzz and the
Speaker 1: importance of this time of year is Aaron Judge, He's
Speaker 1: arguably your MVP of the season. Him or Cool Rawley?
Speaker 1: Does he have to win this year to seal the legacy?
Speaker 1: You know what, I don't think this year? But Or
Speaker 1: does his stats alone put him up there with the
Speaker 1: grit Griffy juniors and other people you mentioned before that
Speaker 1: that never won, but we don't question their legacy. I
Speaker 1: don't think he has to win this year, but Aaron
Speaker 1: Judge can't retire without a World Series in pinstripes. To
Speaker 1: be put in the conversation with Jeter and Mantle and Ruth,
Speaker 1: you'll just say he was what a great like a
Speaker 1: great offensive player, like a Bonds or a Griffy or
Speaker 1: something that just never got I would say, you'd you'd
Speaker 1: still say he was probably the best right handed hitter
Speaker 1: we've ever seen in our life. Slow down, what do
Speaker 1: you mean? Slow down? You're downplaying his numbers. I'm saying
Speaker 1: his numbers don't require any sort of win. It'll help
Speaker 1: his legacy. I want him to win more than anybody,
Speaker 1: but I'm not sure he's defined by that. I think
Speaker 1: he might be an exception. We have so many random
Speaker 1: things going on, questions, behind the scenes and everything. But
Speaker 1: let's go real quick, rapid fire. People still want to
Speaker 1: talk about all the cartoons we threw it back with
Speaker 1: legendary cartoons on the anniversary of Peanuts. Peanuts. Yeah, Calvin
Speaker 1: and Indy, what's up man?
Speaker 10: All right?
Speaker 6: I guess this is one of the best talk shows
Speaker 6: ever in history of life.
Speaker 1: Oh, I just love that. Yeah, I agree that should
Speaker 1: be our slogan. Dude, that's a great seng. We're gonna
Speaker 1: roll with that, Calvin, thank you.
Speaker 8: It's going back to my early days.
Speaker 6: I was a manager of McDonald We used to rush
Speaker 6: home from McDonald's to watch Boat Trying Defender of the Universe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's say how the Cannons San Francisco.
Speaker 4: Hey, Ken, gentlemen, Yo, So this is totally generational, but
Speaker 4: speeda go Gozales would not fly today.
Speaker 1: I wear, you know, sometimes I wear a slow Poke Rodriguez.
Speaker 1: His cousin was slow Poke Rodrigae, which is a great character.
Speaker 1: He was basically stoned all the time. But people, I'm
Speaker 1: half Mexican, people are like, I don't know, man, I
Speaker 1: don't know if you could wear that, this little racist
Speaker 1: and you like, but you're Mexican kid, he's just so
Speaker 1: of pride. You're right, it wouldn't really fly today, like
Speaker 1: we said, like we said before. Same with Peppi La
Speaker 1: Pew Roscoe in Florida. What's up, Rosco?
Speaker 8: I'm loving it?
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 8: I can't believe I didn't mention Snoopy versus.
Speaker 6: A red bear.
Speaker 1: Snoopy red Baron is classic. The Christmas song, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: that is classic. But I'm telling you that Charlie Brown Halloween,
Speaker 1: Big Great Pumpkins stinks. Ray, You're on? Wrap this up?
Speaker 1: What's up? Right?
Speaker 8: Ray? Which you suck?
Speaker 6: I'm in Northern California, in peanuts territory, and my last
Speaker 6: name is Schultz.
Speaker 1: Oh yow hey, right right right? I love you. Bro's
Speaker 1: was a great rich sucks is a great call to
Speaker 1: end on. There a boy that called it he work
Speaker 1: at McDonald's or McDowell's. I couldn't hear. I think he's
Speaker 1: at mcdowells McDowell.
Speaker 3: The good news for Ray in Northern California is you
Speaker 3: might be picking his football team tonight.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm going with the forty Niners getting
Speaker 1: eight and a half. Now, if you really want to
Speaker 1: be tricky? Do you want to be tricky? Dicky? You
Speaker 1: know I've been nailing these tease bets, Danny a knock
Speaker 1: on wood. We're sort of undefeated on these Thursday Mondays, Right,
Speaker 1: So I like the Niners. Oh my god, this is
Speaker 1: like a gift. Plus fourteen and a half. So plus
Speaker 1: fourteen and a half what is the over under for tonight?
Speaker 1: That that's always the tricky party. Go over or under
Speaker 1: forty nine ers forty three and a half, go over
Speaker 1: thirty seven and a half. Oh, we know, hold on,
Speaker 1: Robert Salla's defense might keep him in check. Go under.
Speaker 1: It's a Thursday show. We say, when you don't overthink that,
Speaker 1: that's when you've been hitting so under forty nine and
Speaker 1: a half, under forty nine and a half, niners plus
Speaker 1: fourteen and a half. Let's hope Salah's defense controls the tempo. Now,
Speaker 1: something I want you to think about for tomorrow. Ask
Speaker 1: your wife, ask your kids. Cavino asked the dumbest, funniest
Speaker 1: question off the air with spot in your Life, What
Speaker 1: athletes name do you think you've said the most in
Speaker 1: your lifetime? In your lifetime? Because you're like man Cavino,
Speaker 1: Aaron Judge, Aaron Judge, And I'm like, you know, what
Speaker 1: do you think you've said Aaron Judge as much as
Speaker 1: you've said Jeter? I don't know. When you pass though,
Speaker 1: you go through the parlegates and they hand you a
Speaker 1: DVD and a piece of paper and all actually all
Speaker 1: your stats are there, I think, so yeah, so you'll
Speaker 1: find out then, But we'll discuss that and more plus
Speaker 1: the new game brain Wave. We'll do that tomorrow weekend hobnobbing.
Speaker 1: Get ready for the weekend. But what's the chance is
Speaker 1: the Niners and the Yankees win tonight? I hope good
Speaker 1: for us? Yeah, remember over Promised premieres next, so join
Speaker 1: us on Covino and Rich FSR on YouTube episode one eleven.
Speaker 1: Let's go right until that or even there. You baby,
Speaker 1: see you in the over Promised land. Oh yeah, geze yeah,