Ep. 125: Forty Years of “Labyrinth”

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Thank you.

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Hey, y'all.

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It's me, Tara Strong, a.k.a.

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Miss Minutes for Bama Geeks.

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Stay on your sacred timeline.

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Yeah.

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Hope you guys are doing well.

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Okay.

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We don't know.

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We're small cogs.

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We just show up here on Sunday nights.

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Hang out.

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Thanks so much for joining us.

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We missed you all a couple of weeks

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ago,

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but it was a Super Bowl and we

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were a little bit under the weather,

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a couple of us,

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and so we decided to skip it,

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which is very unusual for us.

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Skip it.

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I think I was the only one that

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was healthy, though.

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Yeah, I think you were.

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I mean, I could have carried it,

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but no one wants to listen to me,

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John, for like an hour or so.

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I would.

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I mean, you'd be surprised.

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You never know.

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No, I do managerial duties at work,

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so people are obligated to listen to me.

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while we do their you know monthly things

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but otherwise no no one wants to hear

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me well we're all back all four of

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us were here and as y'all see from

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our topic where this has been an evergreen

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topic for us and and ever trying to

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get to yeah as you can see by

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the by the comment that is what is

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it's finally happened you're correct it

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finally happened yes

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We, in particular me,

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has finally seen Labyrinth.

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And let me tell you the good thing

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about turning almost, or not almost,

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I will be turning fifty this summer,

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is your brain really can't absorb

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can't can't absorb a whole lot and so

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seeing a movie once for the first time

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these days i don't remember a whole lot

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of details um so these three uh will

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probably do be doing uh most of the

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the heavy lifting on this

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Because we watched Labyrinth,

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funny enough, funny enough I say this,

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but eerily coincidentally enough,

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I realized that when we sat down,

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Brock and I, to finally watch this,

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it was January the tenth.

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And why is that weird that we chose

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that date to just say, Hey,

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we're sitting down and watch Labyrinth.

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That's the day that David Bowie passed

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away.

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So kind of weird.

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I didn't even know that.

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I thought I told you that.

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You probably did, but again,

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I'm almost fifty.

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That's okay.

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These things don't stick well up in here

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anymore.

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So it's kind of weird that it's like,

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hey,

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we're going to watch Labyrinth tonight.

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Hey, Noah.

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It just so happened to be that day.

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Anyway, this has been something that,

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like you said, in past episodes,

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we give a little history.

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We discussed...

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we realized that there's been a lot of

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movies that Brock did not see growing up.

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Like some of us did.

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So, yeah.

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Well, the labyrinth has an Alabama tie-in.

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Exactly.

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We finally got him caught up.

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Yeah.

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Right.

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Yeah.

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We'll talk about that in just a little

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bit.

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But let's do some housekeeping really

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quickly.

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Sure.

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Clean this house up.

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First of all, thank you for joining us.

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Those colors are off.

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Something happened.

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That's why it took us a while to

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get into the stream tonight because it was

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like something got jacked up in our

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system.

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We are default Microsoft blue.

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Yes.

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You know,

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sometimes StreamYard likes to do little

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things and then we sign on and we're

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like, wait, what's that?

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So yeah,

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so just head over to BamaGeeks.com.

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That'll catch you up with all the

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A couple of blog posts.

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We need to do more when we have

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time, which will be great.

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How many years to retirement?

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About twenty something.

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Yeah.

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You know, you know,

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hitting on what Jess just said, you know,

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when you're if you're doing tech support

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from your Meemaw and anytime Google Chrome

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updates and she's like,

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I don't know where my favorites are

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anymore.

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Yeah.

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We want to call something different now.

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That's kind of how we were when we

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first came into this.

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And we were like,

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why is there a StreamYard logo over our

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logo on the side?

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we're being censored by a duck who's

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messing with my stuff i got it the

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way i like it

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Oh, but yeah, uh, social media,

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you'll find us there once every couple of

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weeks.

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We'll just,

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we'll tape our favorites on the back of

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the remote.

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It used to be channel nine.

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Now it's channel seven, twenty-six.

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Yeah.

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We went off the rails, sorry.

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Meemaw's gotta have her soaps, okay?

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Oh, I don't even want to begin to,

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I still have all my mom's VHS tapes.

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I don't even want to imagine how many

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hours of soap operas are on those things

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still.

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Sure.

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Tape them every day.

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But yeah, you can, you know,

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maybe I'll upload an old guiding light or

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something.

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Yeah.

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Those are the days of our lives.

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Um, mom's stories were always on CBS.

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That was always the bold and the

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beautiful, uh, young and the restless, uh,

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guiding light.

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And as the world turns,

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she was a CBS, uh, soaps woman straight.

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My grandmother and mother and all them,

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they were more of the, the NBC,

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the days of our lives and then.

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dip into the general hospital that was abc

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i think yeah it was yeah we were

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abc soaps but anyway oh yeah me and

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my sister were named after soap opera

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stars okay same yeah that was that was

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a character named brock on the young and

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the restless that mom really liked that's

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how i got my name and i've hated

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that ever since my name isn't from that

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and i didn't marry a laura so you

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know we're good

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there's an old that's for somebody over

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thirty five to appreciate that joke yeah

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can find us on social media about as

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We're going to keep,

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we're going to get on here and John

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anyway, um, whether you're here or not.

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So we appreciate you being here though.

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Tell you what,

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throw in some super chats if you want

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us to stop jawing on it.

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And we'll do it anyway.

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And believe me,

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there is a reserve of mouths.

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You got to meet what we expect.

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That's a good way to look at it.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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But yeah, I finally saw Labyrinth.

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And I believe this is Shane.

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He says,

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are you now going to see Labyrinth in

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concert in Huntsville?

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I did not know they were doing a

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concert in Huntsville.

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Probably not.

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Let's see.

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When is that?

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I will do that while you discuss here.

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All right.

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I certainly wouldn't mind.

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Yeah.

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Initial thoughts for me,

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what I can't remember.

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It was like a fever dream.

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It really was.

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I'm just going to say this.

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I'm just going to say this and just

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get it off my chest because we also

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watched a movie with her in it last

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night.

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Just Jennifer Connelly.

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That's all you got to say.

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We, uh,

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we were going to watch labyrinth again

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last night to refresh my memory.

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Cause like I said,

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it's been a now month and a half

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and I have completely forgotten so much of

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it.

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Uh,

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but last night we were going to watch

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it and decided, no,

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what let's watch a different one.

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So we watched the Rocketeer.

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Good choice.

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Good, solid choice.

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My son had not seen that yet.

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So he, he wanted to see it.

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And of course, when it was over,

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my son had an opinion on labyrinth and

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he also had an opinion on the Rocketeer.

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Neither one of them were good.

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He's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's,

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he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's,

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he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's,

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he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's,

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he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's,

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he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's,

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he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's,

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he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's,

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he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's,

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he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's,

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he's, he's,

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he

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Bama Freddy, how you doing, man?

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One of my least enjoyed Henson projects.

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Okay.

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We've got some hot topics.

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There we go.

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All right.

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We'll take hot takes.

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And I know where you're going with that.

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I know where you're going with that too,

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Shane.

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Shane says you had me scared that you

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watched Requiem of a Dream.

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I know exactly what you're talking about.

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um yeah uh i love jennifer comley she's

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amazing gorgeous what was that movie i

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watched i really enjoyed her it was a

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horror movie something with water oh what

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was that movie called that bothers me i'm

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gonna look it up anyway

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I remember one comment right off the bat

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when we started watching it.

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You didn't realize that it actually took

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place in like... Oh, modern times.

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Modern times, yes.

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Yeah,

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I didn't realize it jumped from modern

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time to the fantasy world.

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He thought it was strictly fantasy,

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you know, fantasy style, fantasy world,

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not anything, you know,

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connected to the modern world at first.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I mean,

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there have been so many theories on that.

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Like, was she dreaming the entire time?

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Was it real?

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You know,

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you like to think it's real at the

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end of it, but was it real?

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You know, so it's, yeah.

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Noah coming back with,

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that's his most enjoyed Henson.

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All right.

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I'm going to have to agree with you.

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It is also my most enjoyed one.

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I absolutely adore this movie.

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It's great.

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Probably,

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if I had to say my most enjoyed

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movie, Henson movie,

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it might have to be Follow That Bird.

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Thumbs up.

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Definitely.

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That's one I have not seen since it

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was first in the theaters.

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Oh, I absolutely adore that movie.

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At least you didn't say Happy Time

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Murders.

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Oh, and Dark Water.

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That's the movie I was thinking of.

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Dark Water.

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Okay.

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Yes.

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All right.

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It is my mediocre enjoyment of the Henson

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projects, to be totally honest,

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as an adult.

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Now, as a kid,

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I think I viewed it differently in the

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than I do in twenty twenty six.

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I'm not as I'm not as crazy about

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it now as I was when I was

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younger, if that makes any sense.

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Well,

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it was a big fantasy mystery movie for

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a young girl.

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I think that's I think that's probably why

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it just you loved it so much.

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Yeah.

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Bet my friend he said his favorite Henson

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is the original Muppets movie.

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Anything with the Muppets.

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The way I see it,

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it's kind of like Dark Crystal in a

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way.

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They took a risk and did something

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different.

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Dark Crystal,

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that's one movie weirdly you would think

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that I would love that too because I

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love Labyrinth.

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I don't really like Dark Crystal that

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much.

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It just never really resonated with me

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growing up.

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Even now,

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I go back and watch it and I

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don't really like it as much.

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Something about

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labyrinth and just the pacing you can

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definitely tell george lucas was part of

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the editing of this because they that they

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did a phenomenal editing job of the movie

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it's very it's got good pacing it doesn't

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really slow down at any given point um

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and it just the just the whole movie

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just it pulls you into that that that

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world and like i mentioned earlier

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You don't while you assume it was real.

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Right.

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Because you don't really give you a huge

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reason to think otherwise until you get to

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the end.

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Or if you really paid attention at the

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beginning and you realize that all the

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characters that were in there,

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she had them in her room.

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Right.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Stuffed animals or pictures or things.

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So she could have easily could have all

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been in her head.

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what happened so it's just it's kind of

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they didn't really do a good job making

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you realize that it may not have been

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real at the end because they did the

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whole thing where they were celebrating

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and they was yeah and it felt real

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but i don't know maybe i kind of

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maybe i'm inferring some complexity in it

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because i like it so much but yeah

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it's just definitely still one of my

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favorites okay yeah sure

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This is the first time I've watched it

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probably since I was a preteen.

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So it's been a good thirty years.

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Well, yeah.

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Well, I'm afraid he says,

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can we call it nineteen ninety TMNT a

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Henson project?

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Because if so, it's my time.

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I mean,

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it would be my top two if that

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was.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Well, don't get me wrong.

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I think.

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I don't know, man.

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There's not much hints in humor,

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like puppetry humor that's there.

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The puppet's what brought the turtle to

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life.

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They were the special effects company,

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basically.

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So it really wasn't his.

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Shane says Labyrinth seems to be, to me,

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a more complete movie than others.

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Yeah.

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I can see that.

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There's a lot of different layers to it.

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That's what gets me about Dark Crystal.

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It's a good movie,

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but it doesn't hit right because it

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doesn't feel like it's fully baked.

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It's got the makings of being a really

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cool thing,

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and then they did some more with it

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and everything,

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but Labyrinth just feels complete.

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It feels like it's done, you know?

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Dark crystal was a favorite of mine as

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a kid.

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Um,

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and I had really not given it a

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whole lot of thought until just a few

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years ago, I went over to the Senate,

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the center for puppetry arts in Atlanta,

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and they had some of the,

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some of the dark crystal costumes and like

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busy gig.

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This gig or whatever his name was a

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little hairball.

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Um,

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Yeah.

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So that was really cool to see.

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And I, I,

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I meant to go back and watch star

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crystal after I visited, uh, the center,

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but I haven't yet.

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I need to watch star crystal.

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It's been a long time to watch it

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as well.

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Oh, yes, I can understand that.

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I understand that completely, yeah.

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Dark Crystal terrified me as a kid.

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The Skeksis where they ripped off his

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clothes and everything else and was kind

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of shunning him and abandoning him.

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It's like, whoa,

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that's the part that sticks out in my

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memory clearly when they were, yeah,

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that terrified me.

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It was more adult.

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Dark Crystal was more adult than Labyrinth

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was.

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As a kid,

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you could relate more to Labyrinth than

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you could Dark Crystal, really.

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And I think that's kind of like where

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I fall.

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I'm not saying that I don't enjoy the

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movie.

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I do.

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But I think I enjoyed it more as

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a kid than I do as almost fifty

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years old.

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For whatever reason.

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I don't know why.

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I can't really explain it.

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But I'm like,

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my Henson is the Muppet movies.

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That's my Henson love right there.

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Shane says they also have the Netflix

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prequel.

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I totally forgot about that.

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Oh, what, Dark Crystal?

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Yeah, now that you mentioned it,

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I do remember that they did come out

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with that.

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Yeah, and I actually watched the prequel.

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Went back and watched Dark Crystal and

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watched the prequel, and I was like,

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I still really don't...

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I don't really feel the same about it.

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And I want to.

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I really want to because it's Jim Henson.

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And it's like, I kind of feel like,

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I don't know, weirdly,

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like I'm obligated to?

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I don't know,

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because I love Jim Henson's stuff.

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I love all the stuff.

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It's just Dark Crystal's always been one

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of those ones where it just didn't

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resonate with me.

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It kind of...

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you look at like never ending story,

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for example, you know,

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we've talked about never ending story,

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you know, it was kind of like,

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to me, it's,

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it's like labyrinth and the never ending

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story.

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It also edges on weirdness with, you know,

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the,

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the wolf and then being all evil looking,

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but it never pushed it over the edge.

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Dark crystal does go over the edge a

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little bit with it.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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And bam,

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afraid he says dark crystal was really

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grotesque and designed that alone freaked

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him out.

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And going back to the prequel,

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Shane said it did not finish as it

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was canned before they could finish the

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story.

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Okay.

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Well,

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I guess I won't go watch it then.

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But, uh, yeah, I've, you know,

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it's been forever since I've seen a Jim

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Henson movie.

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And so I totally forgot what it felt

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like.

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And that was one of the first things

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I noticed when,

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when we started watching elaborate was

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just, it was like a fraggle rock.

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to an extent or something like that that

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energy yeah yeah but the energy is like

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okay all right so the puppets are they

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had this certain way of moving and right

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and everything and talking and yeah

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They brought back good childhood feelings.

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The aesthetic of the movie itself,

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like I said,

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you're talking about with Dad's set design

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and all that stuff.

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It looks familiar.

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It's like how I remember movies looking.

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I wish I hadn't seen it.

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Visually, it's very appealing visually.

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Like I said,

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it just feels like when I was re-watching

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it with him, I just thought,

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okay, I like the movie,

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but I'm not as crazy about it as

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I used to be for whatever reason within

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me.

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Not taking anything away from the movie.

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It's a good movie.

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It's a great story.

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I mean,

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I went and saw it when they did

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their fortieth anniversary as well.

00:19:45.144 --> 00:19:47.066
I went and saw it in the theaters

00:19:47.306 --> 00:19:48.446
and that was the first time I had

00:19:48.467 --> 00:19:49.586
seen it in a couple of years.

00:19:50.487 --> 00:19:52.428
I don't like watch it like incredibly

00:19:52.468 --> 00:19:52.627
often.

00:19:52.667 --> 00:19:54.509
It's just stuck with me a little more,

00:19:55.568 --> 00:19:57.690
especially when people mean it and they

00:19:57.710 --> 00:19:58.670
start talking about, you know,

00:19:58.710 --> 00:20:00.090
David Bowie and his character.

00:20:02.415 --> 00:20:05.420
well um we'll see look before yeah had

00:20:05.460 --> 00:20:07.242
gray sweat pants they had you know we

00:20:07.282 --> 00:20:09.566
had gray goblin pants so you know yes

00:20:09.605 --> 00:20:13.190
yeah yeah yeah we were actually joking

00:20:13.211 --> 00:20:14.551
about this earlier since i brought it up

00:20:14.571 --> 00:20:15.733
we were joking about this early and i

00:20:15.773 --> 00:20:17.375
will be as pg as possible with this

00:20:17.395 --> 00:20:17.876
brock okay

00:20:18.569 --> 00:20:19.490
Um, we're,

00:20:19.509 --> 00:20:20.990
we're talking about anybody that's

00:20:21.030 --> 00:20:22.932
watching is mostly likely adults here,

00:20:22.971 --> 00:20:25.813
but, um, you know, uh, David Bowie had,

00:20:26.192 --> 00:20:27.074
um, if you,

00:20:27.173 --> 00:20:29.194
if you happen to be secure in your,

00:20:30.174 --> 00:20:34.416
um, I guess, sexuality, um, um,

00:20:34.457 --> 00:20:37.157
David Bowie had some changing in his, um,

00:20:38.942 --> 00:20:39.481
Codpiece.

00:20:39.521 --> 00:20:40.042
Codpiece.

00:20:40.063 --> 00:20:40.623
Thank you, Brock.

00:20:40.643 --> 00:20:41.784
That's the word I was searching for.

00:20:42.144 --> 00:20:43.965
He had some changes throughout the movie.

00:20:44.286 --> 00:20:47.930
It wasn't always larger.

00:20:48.609 --> 00:20:51.712
And so it's almost... Less pronounced.

00:20:51.992 --> 00:20:52.753
Less pronounced.

00:20:52.814 --> 00:20:53.314
Exactly.

00:20:53.374 --> 00:20:53.875
Thank you.

00:20:54.855 --> 00:20:55.296
Thank you.

00:20:55.316 --> 00:20:55.415
Yeah,

00:20:55.476 --> 00:20:57.678
I'm getting kind of embarrassed here.

00:20:57.698 --> 00:20:59.960
So it's almost as if there were

00:21:00.000 --> 00:21:02.041
conversations behind the scenes where they

00:21:02.061 --> 00:21:03.942
were talking about, you know...

00:21:05.704 --> 00:21:08.287
it's not quite supporting correctly there

00:21:08.487 --> 00:21:11.088
david you might want to do something about

00:21:11.128 --> 00:21:13.211
that and then they did and then it

00:21:13.250 --> 00:21:16.134
wasn't right and they changed it yeah i've

00:21:16.574 --> 00:21:17.795
seen the movie way too many times yeah

00:21:17.835 --> 00:21:21.357
i was gonna say this is sorry well

00:21:21.498 --> 00:21:25.201
and okay so sir sir you have an

00:21:25.221 --> 00:21:28.644
issue now change it did you imagine being

00:21:28.663 --> 00:21:30.226
the costume designer for that guy okay

00:21:31.416 --> 00:21:32.938
And I'm also trying to really kind of,

00:21:33.137 --> 00:21:35.700
I didn't realize this until I kind of

00:21:35.740 --> 00:21:36.599
looked a little, you know,

00:21:36.660 --> 00:21:38.221
kind of deeper into some of the trivia,

00:21:38.260 --> 00:21:40.162
but Jennifer Connelly was fourteen years

00:21:40.281 --> 00:21:41.722
old when she made this movie.

00:21:41.803 --> 00:21:43.663
That made it so creepy once you realized

00:21:43.683 --> 00:21:45.085
that.

00:21:45.105 --> 00:21:45.724
Yeah, see,

00:21:45.744 --> 00:21:48.527
this goes back to my earlier comments.

00:21:48.666 --> 00:21:51.269
I am so sorry.

00:21:51.909 --> 00:21:54.730
Henry, he was...

00:21:54.790 --> 00:21:56.531
Anybody that hasn't seen the Henry VIII

00:21:56.632 --> 00:21:57.832
armor that he is talking about,

00:21:57.852 --> 00:21:58.813
you need to go look it up.

00:21:59.895 --> 00:22:00.236
So now,

00:22:00.375 --> 00:22:02.176
I guess maybe watching it as an older

00:22:03.517 --> 00:22:08.578
individual, an older woman, and, you know,

00:22:09.318 --> 00:22:11.119
raising kids in your life,

00:22:11.160 --> 00:22:13.361
and you're thinking, she was fourteen,

00:22:13.401 --> 00:22:17.682
and David Bowie was quite older than her

00:22:17.842 --> 00:22:19.063
at the time that they were making this

00:22:19.103 --> 00:22:19.363
movie.

00:22:19.782 --> 00:22:21.344
I'm not trying to get too gross and

00:22:21.384 --> 00:22:23.064
too critical of the situation,

00:22:23.084 --> 00:22:24.845
but it still feels like it's a little

00:22:24.884 --> 00:22:25.484
cringe.

00:22:26.424 --> 00:22:27.526
That's why I think it was in her

00:22:27.566 --> 00:22:27.826
head.

00:22:28.435 --> 00:22:29.656
It is a little cringe.

00:22:30.217 --> 00:22:31.758
Not going to lie.

00:22:32.038 --> 00:22:33.619
So is the Goblin King on the list?

00:22:33.640 --> 00:22:36.662
I don't know.

00:22:36.682 --> 00:22:37.582
I mean, seriously, though, guys,

00:22:37.622 --> 00:22:40.423
I think that's why my theory has been

00:22:40.463 --> 00:22:41.765
that it was in her head.

00:22:41.904 --> 00:22:43.506
All of it was in her head.

00:22:43.546 --> 00:22:45.587
It was not like she's crazy or anything.

00:22:45.607 --> 00:22:46.288
She was a dream.

00:22:46.448 --> 00:22:48.048
She was dreaming.

00:22:48.068 --> 00:22:50.471
She very obviously romanticized about the

00:22:50.490 --> 00:22:52.071
Goblin King because she had it all over

00:22:52.092 --> 00:22:53.012
her walls and stuff.

00:22:53.053 --> 00:22:53.333
Yeah.

00:22:53.653 --> 00:22:56.713
And as a teenage girl, you know,

00:22:57.074 --> 00:22:58.855
we've all had our growing up, you know,

00:22:58.974 --> 00:23:00.955
even we've all had our crushes growing up

00:23:01.096 --> 00:23:03.817
on, you know, older men, celebrities,

00:23:03.876 --> 00:23:05.277
performers, things like that.

00:23:05.678 --> 00:23:08.338
Or, you know, characters, movie actors,

00:23:08.358 --> 00:23:09.479
you know, whatever you want to call them.

00:23:09.519 --> 00:23:10.378
But it was, yeah.

00:23:10.499 --> 00:23:13.339
Yeah,

00:23:13.359 --> 00:23:14.421
you're looking at it through the adult

00:23:14.461 --> 00:23:15.560
lens of, yes, that's creepy.

00:23:15.580 --> 00:23:16.942
But then, like you said, go back to...

00:23:18.021 --> 00:23:19.864
like you said it's just a young girl's

00:23:19.903 --> 00:23:23.606
crush right yeah yeah right i think that

00:23:23.646 --> 00:23:26.087
because it makes it more palatable that

00:23:26.128 --> 00:23:27.710
that was happening that wasn't just an old

00:23:27.730 --> 00:23:29.371
man doing that you know because i've

00:23:29.411 --> 00:23:30.951
always i've general college one of the

00:23:31.071 --> 00:23:33.273
most beautiful women ever yes and like yes

00:23:33.493 --> 00:23:34.815
i think i just proved like even at

00:23:34.835 --> 00:23:36.076
her young age she was you know she

00:23:36.096 --> 00:23:38.897
was a gorgeous young lady i mean not

00:23:39.078 --> 00:23:40.559
not in the the creep factor i'm just

00:23:40.579 --> 00:23:42.040
saying she was a beautiful young lady and

00:23:42.060 --> 00:23:42.161
then

00:23:43.365 --> 00:23:44.526
And I love David Bowie.

00:23:45.846 --> 00:23:47.990
I like David Bowie's music.

00:23:48.150 --> 00:23:50.112
It's part of the music that I grew

00:23:50.172 --> 00:23:50.592
up on.

00:23:51.673 --> 00:23:53.575
My dad's always been a huge David Bowie

00:23:53.595 --> 00:23:53.934
fan.

00:23:53.994 --> 00:23:55.616
Well, that's the thing.

00:23:55.717 --> 00:23:57.057
That movie, he's not even the Goblin King.

00:23:57.077 --> 00:23:58.980
That's just David Bowie with the costume

00:23:59.039 --> 00:23:59.641
accessories.

00:23:59.661 --> 00:24:00.260
He didn't act.

00:24:00.281 --> 00:24:01.942
He was just be David Bowie.

00:24:02.242 --> 00:24:03.124
Right, exactly.

00:24:03.484 --> 00:24:04.586
He pulled a Kevin Costner.

00:24:06.645 --> 00:24:07.866
which I mean is not bad I mean

00:24:08.386 --> 00:24:10.027
that fit the character very well just to

00:24:10.047 --> 00:24:12.208
be David Bowie I mean I thought he

00:24:12.228 --> 00:24:14.008
was perfect for the part I had heard

00:24:14.048 --> 00:24:16.868
that they were actually they were trying

00:24:16.909 --> 00:24:18.788
to get they initially they wanted Sting

00:24:19.169 --> 00:24:22.809
for the movie so but ended up with

00:24:22.849 --> 00:24:24.109
David Bowie Sting would have been great

00:24:24.130 --> 00:24:25.490
Sting would have been a good solid choice

00:24:25.510 --> 00:24:27.290
too I mean I'm not that would have

00:24:27.310 --> 00:24:27.490
been

00:24:29.439 --> 00:24:31.319
And he was doing stuff at that time,

00:24:31.359 --> 00:24:32.099
too.

00:24:33.019 --> 00:24:33.299
I know.

00:24:33.380 --> 00:24:34.161
He's not a police.

00:24:34.181 --> 00:24:35.201
I can't stand the police.

00:24:35.240 --> 00:24:36.201
Don't stand so close to him, okay?

00:24:36.221 --> 00:24:38.241
I try not to.

00:24:40.042 --> 00:24:42.303
Noah says it was apparently originally in

00:24:42.343 --> 00:24:44.124
the script for a kiss to happen between

00:24:44.163 --> 00:24:45.924
the Goblin King and Sarah in the ballroom

00:24:45.944 --> 00:24:48.125
scene, but Bowie had it changed.

00:24:48.204 --> 00:24:48.884
Yeah.

00:24:48.904 --> 00:24:50.746
That's fantastic for David Bowie.

00:24:50.806 --> 00:24:51.006
Yeah.

00:24:51.566 --> 00:24:52.467
I did hear that, too.

00:24:52.547 --> 00:24:52.807
Yes.

00:24:53.666 --> 00:24:54.067
Otherwise,

00:24:54.126 --> 00:24:55.327
he would definitely be on a list now.

00:24:55.347 --> 00:24:58.630
Well, speaking of that,

00:24:58.650 --> 00:25:00.671
Shane said they also wanted to get Michael

00:25:00.711 --> 00:25:01.131
Jackson.

00:25:01.530 --> 00:25:03.071
I've heard that too.

00:25:03.673 --> 00:25:06.493
Mick Jagger was also considered as well.

00:25:06.954 --> 00:25:09.076
Someone from music involvement from that

00:25:09.096 --> 00:25:09.375
time frame.

00:25:10.135 --> 00:25:10.435
Yeah.

00:25:10.875 --> 00:25:11.457
Yeah.

00:25:11.477 --> 00:25:12.737
I'm glad they didn't go with Mick.

00:25:12.757 --> 00:25:13.217
I mean,

00:25:13.317 --> 00:25:15.198
I'm a Rolling Stones fan as well.

00:25:15.458 --> 00:25:17.038
He would have stepped on his lips.

00:25:18.719 --> 00:25:20.259
The whole reason David Bowie did this

00:25:20.299 --> 00:25:21.700
movie was so that he can make music

00:25:21.740 --> 00:25:22.681
for it anyway, because, you know,

00:25:22.701 --> 00:25:24.921
he did Magic Dance.

00:25:25.602 --> 00:25:25.721
Yeah.

00:25:25.862 --> 00:25:26.541
And honestly...

00:25:27.625 --> 00:25:28.506
Second to the movie,

00:25:28.526 --> 00:25:30.307
just being as whimsical as it is,

00:25:31.387 --> 00:25:32.968
the soundtrack that came out that David

00:25:33.008 --> 00:25:36.148
Bowie did was probably arguably better

00:25:36.169 --> 00:25:36.730
than the movie.

00:25:36.970 --> 00:25:37.250
I mean,

00:25:37.269 --> 00:25:39.371
Where the World Falls Down is a beautiful

00:25:39.431 --> 00:25:39.830
song.

00:25:40.651 --> 00:25:41.971
It's a really beautiful song.

00:25:41.991 --> 00:25:44.112
So, yeah.

00:25:44.132 --> 00:25:44.972
Did you guys know,

00:25:45.073 --> 00:25:46.593
and I know everyone that's probably

00:25:46.613 --> 00:25:47.473
watching this already knows,

00:25:47.513 --> 00:25:49.173
that he's the one who did the baby

00:25:49.213 --> 00:25:50.275
sounds in Magic Dance.

00:25:50.295 --> 00:25:53.895
Because the baby wouldn't coo on cue and

00:25:53.915 --> 00:25:56.156
make the sound, so he actually did it.

00:25:57.498 --> 00:25:58.902
yeah that's what happens when you work

00:25:58.922 --> 00:26:00.606
with babies they just they're on their own

00:26:00.646 --> 00:26:04.737
time yeah i say children and animals all

00:26:04.758 --> 00:26:05.901
right so david bowie do they

00:26:06.933 --> 00:26:08.335
Was it a special effect,

00:26:08.355 --> 00:26:10.017
or did he actually learn how to twirl

00:26:10.057 --> 00:26:11.198
the balls, the crystal balls?

00:26:11.258 --> 00:26:12.338
No, that was somebody else.

00:26:12.898 --> 00:26:13.319
Oh, okay.

00:26:13.339 --> 00:26:14.340
Yeah, that was a performer.

00:26:14.580 --> 00:26:15.381
And the thing is,

00:26:15.401 --> 00:26:16.722
is once you realize it's a performer,

00:26:16.782 --> 00:26:18.104
if you look at the angle at which

00:26:18.124 --> 00:26:18.683
he's holding it,

00:26:18.924 --> 00:26:20.165
you can tell that someone's literally

00:26:20.185 --> 00:26:22.367
behind them under his arm doing it,

00:26:22.607 --> 00:26:22.887
you know?

00:26:23.228 --> 00:26:24.568
I'll have to go back and rewatch that.

00:26:24.609 --> 00:26:27.112
Playing with the balls right next to him.

00:26:29.317 --> 00:26:29.897
Hand double.

00:26:30.417 --> 00:26:30.917
Hand double.

00:26:31.138 --> 00:26:33.078
Hand double.

00:26:33.098 --> 00:26:33.239
Exactly.

00:26:33.259 --> 00:26:33.338
Oh,

00:26:33.459 --> 00:26:35.319
and you had also made a comment about

00:26:35.359 --> 00:26:37.680
the owl and that the owl in the

00:26:37.720 --> 00:26:40.461
title sequence is computer generated.

00:26:41.381 --> 00:26:41.961
Oh, yeah.

00:26:43.301 --> 00:26:44.642
It's like the first attempt at a

00:26:44.682 --> 00:26:47.163
photorealistic CGI animal character.

00:26:47.262 --> 00:26:49.344
They probably spent half the budget on the

00:26:49.384 --> 00:26:49.844
intro.

00:26:50.003 --> 00:26:50.864
Just on the owl.

00:26:50.923 --> 00:26:51.763
Because it looked good.

00:26:51.903 --> 00:26:52.304
Yeah.

00:26:52.384 --> 00:26:53.305
It looked really good.

00:26:53.325 --> 00:26:53.845
I was like, wow.

00:26:53.865 --> 00:26:54.365
The thing is,

00:26:54.545 --> 00:26:55.605
you know why it looks good?

00:26:55.904 --> 00:26:57.046
Back then it was amazing.

00:26:57.125 --> 00:26:57.385
Now...

00:26:58.946 --> 00:27:00.147
It looks retro now.

00:27:00.567 --> 00:27:01.568
That's the reason it looks good.

00:27:01.608 --> 00:27:02.230
It's retro.

00:27:02.289 --> 00:27:02.789
It's like... Yeah.

00:27:02.829 --> 00:27:07.273
I'm afraid he says they did the underarms

00:27:07.294 --> 00:27:08.714
thing from Whose Line Is It Anyway?

00:27:08.935 --> 00:27:10.297
One of the best skits.

00:27:10.836 --> 00:27:11.438
Absolutely.

00:27:14.380 --> 00:27:18.483
So how does all labyrinth tie to Alabama?

00:27:18.624 --> 00:27:19.924
Most of y'all are probably...

00:27:20.226 --> 00:27:21.787
Most of you here are probably aware of

00:27:21.846 --> 00:27:22.406
the story.

00:27:22.426 --> 00:27:23.648
Yeah.

00:27:23.709 --> 00:27:23.929
So...

00:27:26.259 --> 00:27:27.920
It started at the beginning.

00:27:27.940 --> 00:27:30.859
It was a box office bomb.

00:27:32.101 --> 00:27:33.280
It didn't perform well,

00:27:33.320 --> 00:27:34.280
but it did well overseas,

00:27:34.320 --> 00:27:35.862
but it didn't do well here in the

00:27:35.922 --> 00:27:35.981
U.S.

00:27:36.501 --> 00:27:37.521
It's a cult classic.

00:27:39.103 --> 00:27:40.143
That's where it came back.

00:27:41.063 --> 00:27:42.163
I don't want to throw you off, Jess.

00:27:42.223 --> 00:27:43.443
I just don't want you to start right

00:27:43.463 --> 00:27:43.923
in the middle.

00:27:44.824 --> 00:27:46.345
It was a box office bomb, and then...

00:27:47.781 --> 00:27:50.023
the thing got left from there.

00:27:50.565 --> 00:27:50.744
Yeah.

00:27:50.765 --> 00:27:50.984
Yeah.

00:27:51.005 --> 00:27:51.144
Yeah.

00:27:51.184 --> 00:27:51.265
Well,

00:27:51.285 --> 00:27:52.626
and it matched like a lot of things

00:27:52.666 --> 00:27:53.307
at that time,

00:27:53.627 --> 00:27:55.048
a lot of the things that didn't perform

00:27:55.088 --> 00:27:55.970
well in the theaters,

00:27:56.069 --> 00:27:58.692
once it became available for, you know,

00:27:58.712 --> 00:28:00.233
VHS for renting,

00:28:00.273 --> 00:28:01.535
for watching in the house.

00:28:01.575 --> 00:28:03.376
And then of course cable, you know,

00:28:03.557 --> 00:28:05.318
kind of creates, you know,

00:28:05.338 --> 00:28:07.221
and builds at some cult following on that.

00:28:07.381 --> 00:28:08.402
So yeah,

00:28:08.701 --> 00:28:11.864
there is a so the labyrinth tie to

00:28:11.903 --> 00:28:16.847
birmingham or to alabama alabama sorry um

00:28:16.948 --> 00:28:22.271
is the fact that somehow some way a

00:28:23.412 --> 00:28:27.494
there the the hoggle puppet it was found

00:28:27.654 --> 00:28:31.178
in inside a container among lost luggage

00:28:32.441 --> 00:28:35.463
And we have a place in Alabama called

00:28:35.804 --> 00:28:39.867
unclaimed baggage that buys lost luggage

00:28:40.409 --> 00:28:43.291
and in turns sells these things in their

00:28:43.332 --> 00:28:43.612
store.

00:28:44.590 --> 00:28:48.511
Well, one of the bags they purchased, uh,

00:28:48.531 --> 00:28:51.733
they opened it up and well, first off,

00:28:52.294 --> 00:28:53.874
if I had opened this up and seen

00:28:53.913 --> 00:28:58.576
this, this is major, major nightmare fuel.

00:28:58.596 --> 00:29:01.217
Um, so you're pulling up the, uh, the,

00:29:01.257 --> 00:29:02.196
the photos from that one.

00:29:02.336 --> 00:29:02.538
Yeah.

00:29:02.597 --> 00:29:03.498
Hang on just a second.

00:29:03.557 --> 00:29:03.758
Sorry.

00:29:03.798 --> 00:29:04.958
I thought I had it pulled up there

00:29:04.998 --> 00:29:06.118
for a second, but I didn't.

00:29:06.159 --> 00:29:06.298
So.

00:29:06.635 --> 00:29:07.696
I've got the modern day.

00:29:08.136 --> 00:29:08.237
Oh,

00:29:08.277 --> 00:29:09.798
you have the photo of what it looked

00:29:09.817 --> 00:29:11.019
like in the container?

00:29:11.259 --> 00:29:12.559
Oh, yeah, when they pulled it out.

00:29:12.579 --> 00:29:12.759
Oh, my God.

00:29:12.920 --> 00:29:13.299
Oh, yeah.

00:29:13.319 --> 00:29:13.980
I mean, yeah.

00:29:14.020 --> 00:29:14.681
You want to talk about some?

00:29:14.701 --> 00:29:17.063
Is this going to get us dragged?

00:29:17.143 --> 00:29:18.644
Five Nights at Freddy's level nightmare

00:29:18.663 --> 00:29:18.804
fuel.

00:29:18.864 --> 00:29:20.305
Yeah,

00:29:20.345 --> 00:29:22.286
this is like Five Nights at Freddy's

00:29:22.945 --> 00:29:24.007
nightmare fuel here.

00:29:24.247 --> 00:29:24.626
Speaking of,

00:29:24.646 --> 00:29:25.627
we're going to watch the second one.

00:29:25.647 --> 00:29:26.288
It's now out.

00:29:26.749 --> 00:29:27.489
Oh, yeah.

00:29:27.509 --> 00:29:27.769
Is it?

00:29:27.808 --> 00:29:29.651
I have not heard good things about that.

00:29:29.671 --> 00:29:32.211
I loved the first one.

00:29:32.311 --> 00:29:33.373
Yeah, the first one was good.

00:29:34.721 --> 00:29:35.240
Hang on, dudes.

00:29:35.461 --> 00:29:38.102
I am standby for just a moment.

00:29:38.582 --> 00:29:39.862
And since you're on the subject of that,

00:29:39.882 --> 00:29:41.143
I highly recommend watching it.

00:29:41.363 --> 00:29:42.182
Don't take it seriously,

00:29:42.202 --> 00:29:44.784
but it's Willie's Wonderland with Nicolas

00:29:44.804 --> 00:29:45.384
Cage.

00:29:45.644 --> 00:29:46.584
Yes, that was great.

00:29:46.624 --> 00:29:47.364
Five Nights at Freddy's,

00:29:47.384 --> 00:29:48.285
but with Nicolas Cage.

00:29:48.545 --> 00:29:50.285
And he doesn't say anything the entire

00:29:50.325 --> 00:29:50.704
movie.

00:29:51.005 --> 00:29:51.244
Yeah.

00:29:52.365 --> 00:29:52.965
Nick doesn't?

00:29:53.326 --> 00:29:53.486
Yeah.

00:29:53.786 --> 00:29:54.885
Majority movie, he's silent.

00:29:55.145 --> 00:29:56.487
Yes.

00:29:57.326 --> 00:29:57.826
That's sad.

00:29:58.624 --> 00:29:59.744
No, no, it's great.

00:29:59.805 --> 00:30:00.625
No, no, it adds to it.

00:30:00.806 --> 00:30:02.567
They just shows you how amazing Nick Cage

00:30:02.586 --> 00:30:02.626
is.

00:30:02.646 --> 00:30:04.107
I guess I didn't say this correctly.

00:30:04.127 --> 00:30:06.410
I like listening to him.

00:30:06.470 --> 00:30:07.851
He doesn't need to talk in the movie.

00:30:08.131 --> 00:30:09.112
He's just that awesome.

00:30:09.571 --> 00:30:10.252
What is it, Jess?

00:30:10.972 --> 00:30:11.973
I'm trying to work here.

00:30:12.054 --> 00:30:13.454
You know, technology and stuff.

00:30:14.355 --> 00:30:14.976
I saved it.

00:30:15.135 --> 00:30:16.457
I saved it on the computer.

00:30:17.038 --> 00:30:18.979
The puppets, yeah, are very scary.

00:30:22.144 --> 00:30:24.066
which is worse this or the teenage mutant

00:30:24.086 --> 00:30:26.086
ninja turtle puppets that dried out and

00:30:26.126 --> 00:30:28.627
decayed oh man this is it's going to

00:30:28.647 --> 00:30:31.130
be worse uh i'm trying to go back

00:30:31.170 --> 00:30:33.391
and find the picture pure nightmare fuel

00:30:33.431 --> 00:30:35.011
as i wonder if it influenced five nights

00:30:35.051 --> 00:30:35.412
at freddy

00:30:36.569 --> 00:30:38.010
Probably could be.

00:30:38.070 --> 00:30:38.290
Yeah.

00:30:38.892 --> 00:30:39.031
Yeah.

00:30:39.051 --> 00:30:40.333
I mean, the thing is,

00:30:40.353 --> 00:30:41.374
is she's going to, you know,

00:30:41.394 --> 00:30:42.934
the photos she's going to show you that

00:30:42.974 --> 00:30:43.915
you ever remember this thing was

00:30:43.935 --> 00:30:44.455
abandoned.

00:30:45.477 --> 00:30:46.978
It wasn't just lost luggage.

00:30:47.117 --> 00:30:50.161
It was abandoned because no one cared.

00:30:50.461 --> 00:30:52.082
You know, obviously the studio, this was,

00:30:52.102 --> 00:30:54.144
this thing was worth a lot of money.

00:30:54.564 --> 00:30:54.824
Right.

00:30:55.163 --> 00:30:57.185
But it was a worthless property to them

00:30:57.586 --> 00:30:58.426
and they just didn't care.

00:30:58.446 --> 00:31:00.608
So that's the reason unclaimed baggage got

00:31:00.669 --> 00:31:00.749
it.

00:31:00.769 --> 00:31:02.869
Yeah.

00:31:02.971 --> 00:31:04.251
You know, it's, you know,

00:31:05.204 --> 00:31:07.085
I don't think that happens very often for

00:31:07.144 --> 00:31:09.286
unclaimed baggage with things like that.

00:31:09.306 --> 00:31:10.346
So, Oh, she found it.

00:31:10.905 --> 00:31:11.205
Yeah.

00:31:11.386 --> 00:31:12.047
Finally.

00:31:12.166 --> 00:31:12.426
Yeah.

00:31:12.467 --> 00:31:12.967
Oh dear God.

00:31:13.007 --> 00:31:14.086
Here you go.

00:31:14.227 --> 00:31:14.527
Yeah.

00:31:15.428 --> 00:31:15.627
Okay.

00:31:15.667 --> 00:31:15.847
Is that,

00:31:15.887 --> 00:31:17.208
is that showing up pretty good in there?

00:31:17.268 --> 00:31:18.748
Yeah.

00:31:18.788 --> 00:31:20.868
That's the best I could do right now.

00:31:21.669 --> 00:31:22.749
Isn't that horrible?

00:31:23.108 --> 00:31:24.829
That's like nightmare fuel right there.

00:31:25.230 --> 00:31:26.369
It's hog horrible.

00:31:29.931 --> 00:31:31.330
So this is what it looked like when

00:31:31.371 --> 00:31:32.332
it was discovered.

00:31:33.311 --> 00:31:33.511
Um,

00:31:35.176 --> 00:31:37.518
And then the puppet was sent to experts

00:31:37.557 --> 00:31:39.858
for restoration in twenty twenty two to

00:31:39.919 --> 00:31:42.461
preserve its appearance.

00:31:42.641 --> 00:31:43.922
What are you going to talk about before

00:31:43.942 --> 00:31:44.741
that?

00:31:46.083 --> 00:31:47.884
Huh?

00:31:47.943 --> 00:31:51.204
Are you talking about the one where it

00:31:51.224 --> 00:31:54.207
got restored by someone and they turned it

00:31:54.267 --> 00:31:56.428
into something else?

00:31:57.028 --> 00:31:58.409
Wasn't that before twenty twenty two?

00:31:59.549 --> 00:31:59.650
Yeah.

00:31:59.670 --> 00:32:00.630
Do you have that one, Jess,

00:32:00.650 --> 00:32:01.971
with the original restoration?

00:32:02.211 --> 00:32:03.551
No.

00:32:03.692 --> 00:32:03.912
No.

00:32:05.213 --> 00:32:07.717
okay no i didn't get the guys we

00:32:07.757 --> 00:32:09.778
do our research here very well we're just

00:32:09.798 --> 00:32:12.320
gonna do it live okay okay hang on

00:32:13.201 --> 00:32:17.506
this is this is i'm pulling it up

00:32:17.605 --> 00:32:20.048
image yeah we yeah we really don't do

00:32:20.067 --> 00:32:21.750
our research too too wonderfully here and

00:32:21.849 --> 00:32:24.413
i thought we did hey guys welcome to

00:32:24.452 --> 00:32:25.133
sunday night

00:32:28.067 --> 00:32:29.627
I got to stop sharing that screen real

00:32:29.688 --> 00:32:30.028
quick.

00:32:30.228 --> 00:32:31.347
Share this one.

00:32:31.627 --> 00:32:33.067
Did you find the one where it was

00:32:33.288 --> 00:32:33.688
horrible?

00:32:34.208 --> 00:32:34.448
Yeah.

00:32:34.968 --> 00:32:36.568
Okay, God.

00:32:36.608 --> 00:32:40.068
So this is... So it got restored once,

00:32:40.328 --> 00:32:42.170
guys.

00:32:43.250 --> 00:32:45.589
Oh.

00:32:47.851 --> 00:32:48.010
Yeah.

00:32:48.030 --> 00:32:48.191
Oh, okay.

00:32:48.211 --> 00:32:49.310
That was the original restoration.

00:32:49.330 --> 00:32:51.391
That's like the lady that found that

00:32:51.451 --> 00:32:53.152
picture of Jesus or whatever and tried to

00:32:53.172 --> 00:32:53.751
restore it.

00:32:53.771 --> 00:32:53.852
Yeah.

00:32:56.673 --> 00:32:57.453
Y'all remember that one?

00:32:57.653 --> 00:32:57.953
Yes.

00:32:58.493 --> 00:32:59.934
It was, it looked wonderful.

00:32:59.954 --> 00:33:01.096
Then all of a sudden.

00:33:01.415 --> 00:33:03.538
Oh, I didn't, I didn't know that existed.

00:33:03.698 --> 00:33:04.499
Oh, you didn't know that one.

00:33:04.538 --> 00:33:05.618
I only knew about like,

00:33:05.779 --> 00:33:07.601
I knew the photos of when they found

00:33:07.681 --> 00:33:07.740
it,

00:33:07.760 --> 00:33:09.082
when they first discovered it and it was

00:33:09.162 --> 00:33:12.064
all, you know, decayed and, um, you know,

00:33:12.124 --> 00:33:13.244
melted away like that.

00:33:13.265 --> 00:33:14.486
Oh, that's bad.

00:33:14.526 --> 00:33:14.726
Yeah.

00:33:14.766 --> 00:33:15.346
That, that was terrible.

00:33:15.365 --> 00:33:17.188
And then you,

00:33:17.307 --> 00:33:18.548
and then we know the one where they

00:33:18.608 --> 00:33:20.109
actually had it professionally done.

00:33:20.869 --> 00:33:21.070
Yeah.

00:33:21.111 --> 00:33:21.431
Which I'm,

00:33:21.490 --> 00:33:22.832
I'm about to pull that one up too.

00:33:23.586 --> 00:33:26.607
Which we actually, we, we can't,

00:33:26.807 --> 00:33:30.128
we can't name names, but we, by,

00:33:30.148 --> 00:33:30.588
by way,

00:33:30.689 --> 00:33:33.269
we do know someone that wasn't involved in

00:33:33.309 --> 00:33:35.309
the restoration process of this.

00:33:35.971 --> 00:33:36.971
I would like to thank them.

00:33:37.770 --> 00:33:38.171
Oh yeah.

00:33:38.191 --> 00:33:39.111
It looks way better now.

00:33:39.131 --> 00:33:41.352
Yeah, this is there.

00:33:41.451 --> 00:33:42.412
There he is now.

00:33:42.672 --> 00:33:43.232
Yeah.

00:33:43.292 --> 00:33:44.432
He looks so much better.

00:33:44.452 --> 00:33:45.472
Can you zoom in on him at all?

00:33:45.492 --> 00:33:50.434
Will it let you?

00:33:50.494 --> 00:33:51.555
We want to see the pixels.

00:33:53.424 --> 00:33:54.346
Zoom in with your browser.

00:33:54.385 --> 00:33:55.686
Maybe you can zoom in.

00:33:55.727 --> 00:33:56.207
There you go.

00:33:56.406 --> 00:33:58.528
Well, that was what.

00:33:58.548 --> 00:33:58.729
Ta-da.

00:33:58.749 --> 00:33:58.868
Ta-da.

00:33:58.888 --> 00:33:59.930
There you go.

00:34:00.069 --> 00:34:00.750
Hang on.

00:34:01.191 --> 00:34:03.573
So if you want to see the Hoggle

00:34:03.613 --> 00:34:06.214
Puppet from Labyrinth,

00:34:06.714 --> 00:34:08.896
you must visit Unclaimed Baggage in

00:34:08.956 --> 00:34:10.237
Scottsboro, Alabama.

00:34:12.480 --> 00:34:12.599
Yep.

00:34:12.719 --> 00:34:14.121
And it looks like they've gotten quite a

00:34:14.181 --> 00:34:15.842
few more little artifacts as well, too,

00:34:15.862 --> 00:34:17.523
from the movie there.

00:34:18.543 --> 00:34:19.605
How do you zoom in on a Mac?

00:34:19.644 --> 00:34:19.724
Yeah.

00:34:22.806 --> 00:34:25.489
it's command plus command plus thank you

00:34:25.829 --> 00:34:29.052
this has been the tech support piece of

00:34:29.112 --> 00:34:31.614
the bama geeks podcast oh there we go

00:34:31.675 --> 00:34:34.117
yeah much look he looks much he looks

00:34:34.157 --> 00:34:36.119
so much better now yeah he does

00:34:37.061 --> 00:34:38.483
Yeah, he looks like himself in the movie,

00:34:38.503 --> 00:34:38.824
but yeah,

00:34:38.844 --> 00:34:40.284
we know somebody who worked on the

00:34:40.346 --> 00:34:43.369
restoration for this version and we tried

00:34:43.409 --> 00:34:46.172
to, we're definitely not naming names,

00:34:46.192 --> 00:34:47.492
but we tried to get them on to

00:34:47.532 --> 00:34:48.594
join us for this episode.

00:34:48.614 --> 00:34:49.215
That's why we got,

00:34:49.315 --> 00:34:50.436
it took us a while to get to

00:34:50.476 --> 00:34:51.717
Labrith because we were trying to work

00:34:51.737 --> 00:34:52.277
things out.

00:34:53.039 --> 00:34:56.663
And, um, apparently, uh,

00:34:58.076 --> 00:35:00.797
There's some filmmakers that are not happy

00:35:00.856 --> 00:35:02.257
that this is where Hoggle is.

00:35:04.259 --> 00:35:06.960
So he didn't want to rock the boat.

00:35:07.119 --> 00:35:08.621
Yes, understandable.

00:35:08.880 --> 00:35:11.242
You can never know what's going to be

00:35:11.282 --> 00:35:12.342
a cult classic, right?

00:35:13.402 --> 00:35:15.403
As far as the studio execs knew that

00:35:15.443 --> 00:35:17.786
this was a pile of garbage and they

00:35:18.146 --> 00:35:19.445
just wanted to move on and forget about

00:35:19.465 --> 00:35:19.545
it,

00:35:19.565 --> 00:35:21.186
which is likely the reason that Hoggle got

00:35:21.266 --> 00:35:23.288
left in unclaimed baggage and then they

00:35:23.327 --> 00:35:24.208
bought it.

00:35:25.509 --> 00:35:26.269
They just didn't care.

00:35:26.309 --> 00:35:26.849
They were just like,

00:35:27.329 --> 00:35:29.112
whatever and then all of a sudden you

00:35:29.132 --> 00:35:30.733
know like we mentioned earlier the dvd

00:35:30.773 --> 00:35:34.056
cells went crazy the vhs cells cable like

00:35:34.077 --> 00:35:35.617
jess i mean that was i think that

00:35:35.637 --> 00:35:36.980
was the second time i ever saw it

00:35:37.000 --> 00:35:39.481
was on cable um and that was probably

00:35:39.521 --> 00:35:40.923
what got me really liking it when it

00:35:40.963 --> 00:35:43.947
was on cable so that was what brought

00:35:43.967 --> 00:35:45.288
this back and give it gave it a

00:35:45.307 --> 00:35:47.429
cult following so it's really cool though

00:35:47.469 --> 00:35:49.771
in alabama the state of alabama we have

00:35:49.811 --> 00:35:50.072
hoggle

00:35:51.496 --> 00:35:51.896
Yep.

00:35:51.916 --> 00:35:54.458
Go to Scottsboro up to unclaimed baggage.

00:35:54.617 --> 00:35:56.318
And we've been meaning to make a trip.

00:35:56.378 --> 00:35:57.599
We were going to go up there and,

00:35:58.199 --> 00:35:58.519
you know,

00:35:58.539 --> 00:36:01.081
life is life and we're all in the

00:36:01.101 --> 00:36:03.083
middle of our adult working lives.

00:36:03.143 --> 00:36:05.623
And we just don't get a chance to

00:36:05.824 --> 00:36:06.403
break away,

00:36:06.603 --> 00:36:08.045
especially all four of us at the same

00:36:08.085 --> 00:36:09.226
time in a group trip.

00:36:09.706 --> 00:36:11.648
You've seen the meme about adults trying

00:36:11.688 --> 00:36:13.088
to figure out how to get together and

00:36:13.108 --> 00:36:13.568
it's like, well,

00:36:13.588 --> 00:36:15.210
I might be free in twenty twenty eight.

00:36:15.789 --> 00:36:15.990
Yeah,

00:36:16.050 --> 00:36:18.092
that's kind of like that's kind of pushing

00:36:18.152 --> 00:36:20.454
it.

00:36:20.494 --> 00:36:21.954
So, yeah,

00:36:21.994 --> 00:36:23.275
we were going to do a lot more

00:36:23.315 --> 00:36:25.197
with this episode and actually film some

00:36:25.237 --> 00:36:26.557
stuff up at Unclaimed Baggage.

00:36:26.838 --> 00:36:28.498
We may still get around to it,

00:36:29.018 --> 00:36:31.181
but with the being the fortieth

00:36:31.221 --> 00:36:34.282
anniversary of Labyrinth and Kevin saw the

00:36:34.322 --> 00:36:36.585
theater and I finally watched it and

00:36:37.164 --> 00:36:37.846
We're like, you know what?

00:36:37.865 --> 00:36:38.786
Let's just talk about it.

00:36:38.907 --> 00:36:39.387
Yeah.

00:36:39.407 --> 00:36:40.827
We'll just,

00:36:40.847 --> 00:36:42.429
we'll just dug up all of the pictures

00:36:42.449 --> 00:36:43.650
that we can find and,

00:36:44.331 --> 00:36:46.713
and share that with y'all, you know, the,

00:36:46.773 --> 00:36:48.375
the Alabama tie to labyrinth.

00:36:49.034 --> 00:36:50.876
And that hoggle is over forty years old

00:36:50.916 --> 00:36:51.077
now.

00:36:51.097 --> 00:36:52.637
So, I mean,

00:36:52.737 --> 00:36:53.838
cause I mean that obviously it's,

00:36:53.978 --> 00:36:54.460
you know, they,

00:36:54.500 --> 00:36:56.221
they film it way ahead and then they

00:36:56.240 --> 00:36:58.043
have to put it together and all that.

00:36:58.063 --> 00:36:59.204
So it's over forty years old and it,

00:36:59.423 --> 00:37:01.085
he looks pretty darn good for being over

00:37:01.125 --> 00:37:01.445
forty.

00:37:02.112 --> 00:37:04.054
You know, he's almost our age, Bo.

00:37:07.237 --> 00:37:08.539
He looks a lot worse for wear than

00:37:08.559 --> 00:37:09.259
we do, though.

00:37:09.278 --> 00:37:09.900
That's true.

00:37:10.721 --> 00:37:11.181
I mean, you know,

00:37:11.201 --> 00:37:13.143
you stick me in a storage bin for

00:37:13.182 --> 00:37:13.922
about ten years,

00:37:13.943 --> 00:37:15.143
and then we'll see how that happens.

00:37:16.746 --> 00:37:18.967
Well, nobody accept that challenge,

00:37:18.987 --> 00:37:19.327
please.

00:37:21.329 --> 00:37:21.429
Yeah.

00:37:21.449 --> 00:37:22.690
You don't want to be known for being

00:37:22.710 --> 00:37:23.652
the ones that start that challenge.

00:37:23.672 --> 00:37:23.972
Yeah.

00:37:26.971 --> 00:37:28.552
but like, yeah, it's,

00:37:28.733 --> 00:37:30.916
it's still like going back to the movie

00:37:30.936 --> 00:37:31.878
itself after all this,

00:37:32.298 --> 00:37:33.400
what makes me think that you're talking

00:37:33.420 --> 00:37:34.902
about how their people are upset that it's

00:37:35.003 --> 00:37:36.385
at unclaimed baggage.

00:37:36.706 --> 00:37:38.268
I wonder what offers have been thrown at

00:37:38.288 --> 00:37:39.269
them to try to get him.

00:37:39.369 --> 00:37:40.090
Hmm.

00:37:40.436 --> 00:37:41.396
Oh, probably a lot.

00:37:41.536 --> 00:37:43.018
But when you've got something like this.

00:37:43.458 --> 00:37:44.539
That's a one-of-a-kind thing.

00:37:44.579 --> 00:37:44.778
Yeah.

00:37:45.380 --> 00:37:48.442
I mean, they legally own it.

00:37:48.481 --> 00:37:48.641
Yeah.

00:37:48.702 --> 00:37:49.943
And I'm sure, you know, of course,

00:37:50.083 --> 00:37:52.565
it brings a lot of traffic into the

00:37:52.605 --> 00:37:53.344
store as well.

00:37:53.385 --> 00:37:53.686
Yeah.

00:37:53.746 --> 00:37:56.266
Because they've got him and the display

00:37:56.307 --> 00:37:56.748
case there.

00:37:56.768 --> 00:37:58.349
They've got other items that are not,

00:37:58.449 --> 00:37:59.949
you know, they're not selling.

00:37:59.989 --> 00:38:01.931
But all these interesting things that have

00:38:01.972 --> 00:38:05.554
come into the store since they opened and

00:38:05.634 --> 00:38:07.655
things that they have found in the

00:38:07.675 --> 00:38:09.177
baggages and things that they have bought.

00:38:09.972 --> 00:38:11.813
It's interesting when you go and you look

00:38:11.833 --> 00:38:14.273
at law around unclaimed baggage and then

00:38:14.293 --> 00:38:17.516
just how it's if you are someone who

00:38:17.795 --> 00:38:19.836
is in the industry and are purchasing

00:38:19.916 --> 00:38:20.556
unclaimed baggage,

00:38:21.077 --> 00:38:22.378
just the amount of stuff that you can

00:38:22.398 --> 00:38:22.878
just get.

00:38:23.157 --> 00:38:25.559
And it's legally yours because it was left

00:38:25.659 --> 00:38:27.460
and it was unclaimed and it went through

00:38:27.480 --> 00:38:29.880
a process and then you bought it and

00:38:29.922 --> 00:38:30.922
now it is legally yours.

00:38:31.161 --> 00:38:32.422
In that case, like we mentioned.

00:38:33.182 --> 00:38:35.684
They legally own a piece of Hollywood

00:38:35.724 --> 00:38:38.985
history because it went through the ugly

00:38:39.025 --> 00:38:41.525
baggage system of all things.

00:38:41.987 --> 00:38:42.586
I'm just like,

00:38:42.646 --> 00:38:44.547
how do you travel with that?

00:38:46.509 --> 00:38:46.728
I mean,

00:38:46.768 --> 00:38:48.668
I know luggage gets lost and things like

00:38:48.688 --> 00:38:48.849
that,

00:38:48.889 --> 00:38:50.349
but it is kind of crazy to think

00:38:50.389 --> 00:38:51.570
that, oh, you know,

00:38:51.891 --> 00:38:54.612
I lost my bag with Hoggle in it.

00:38:56.115 --> 00:38:57.056
It's just weird.

00:38:57.137 --> 00:38:57.597
I don't know.

00:38:57.757 --> 00:38:58.938
I mean, this was the eighties.

00:38:59.018 --> 00:38:59.519
So, I mean, you know,

00:38:59.579 --> 00:39:02.282
and this was a movie that wasn't doing

00:39:02.322 --> 00:39:04.085
well, so they probably didn't care.

00:39:04.545 --> 00:39:07.108
They only care now because he's got a

00:39:07.128 --> 00:39:07.708
cult classic.

00:39:07.789 --> 00:39:08.268
That's all they care.

00:39:08.289 --> 00:39:10.351
Yeah.

00:39:10.391 --> 00:39:12.574
So yeah, it's yeah.

00:39:13.771 --> 00:39:14.371
I've been up there.

00:39:14.592 --> 00:39:17.652
I saw it during the prefix phase where

00:39:17.672 --> 00:39:20.434
it was the really bad version.

00:39:20.454 --> 00:39:21.134
Okay.

00:39:22.454 --> 00:39:23.414
And then, um,

00:39:23.494 --> 00:39:25.396
I haven't been back up since they redid

00:39:25.476 --> 00:39:27.255
it, um, and fixed it,

00:39:27.635 --> 00:39:28.856
but I want to go back and see

00:39:28.916 --> 00:39:29.036
it.

00:39:29.056 --> 00:39:32.318
Um, especially now that my fiance seen,

00:39:32.338 --> 00:39:33.998
um, has seen the movie.

00:39:34.018 --> 00:39:35.018
She'd seen me move before,

00:39:35.038 --> 00:39:36.179
but we went and saw the fortieth.

00:39:36.199 --> 00:39:36.998
Like we mentioned earlier,

00:39:37.378 --> 00:39:38.298
I want to go back up there so

00:39:38.318 --> 00:39:39.320
that both of us can see it.

00:39:39.780 --> 00:39:39.920
Yeah.

00:39:42.320 --> 00:39:42.780
Yeah.

00:39:43.001 --> 00:39:44.141
We'll get up there at some point in

00:39:44.202 --> 00:39:44.521
time.

00:39:45.262 --> 00:39:46.143
Cause they kind of want to see what

00:39:46.163 --> 00:39:47.324
kind of clothes they have too.

00:39:49.525 --> 00:39:50.465
Yeah.

00:39:50.485 --> 00:39:51.606
The last time I went there,

00:39:51.746 --> 00:39:53.766
I picked up a leather jacket,

00:39:53.987 --> 00:39:55.487
a name brand leather jacket that I wear

00:39:55.527 --> 00:39:56.208
to this day.

00:39:56.829 --> 00:39:57.409
And I got it.

00:39:57.509 --> 00:39:59.449
It was like a really thick leather jacket.

00:39:59.510 --> 00:40:00.971
I got it for like twenty five bucks.

00:40:02.775 --> 00:40:02.916
Nice.

00:40:02.956 --> 00:40:03.096
Amazing.

00:40:03.115 --> 00:40:04.597
They have some really good prizes.

00:40:04.617 --> 00:40:06.056
We'll plug the crap out of this place

00:40:06.137 --> 00:40:07.257
because it's amazing.

00:40:08.297 --> 00:40:08.516
Oh yeah.

00:40:08.536 --> 00:40:09.336
I mean, I've seen,

00:40:09.396 --> 00:40:10.958
I've seen all the videos and stuff of

00:40:11.018 --> 00:40:11.177
it.

00:40:11.217 --> 00:40:12.137
Just, we just haven't,

00:40:12.657 --> 00:40:14.458
just haven't made it there.

00:40:14.818 --> 00:40:16.079
Last year when we went to Weird Al,

00:40:16.119 --> 00:40:17.838
they had like a little booth area out

00:40:17.878 --> 00:40:19.119
there in their little pavilion out there

00:40:19.139 --> 00:40:19.958
for unclaimed baggage.

00:40:19.978 --> 00:40:20.759
I don't know if y'all guys saw it

00:40:20.778 --> 00:40:21.139
or not.

00:40:21.699 --> 00:40:22.500
No, really?

00:40:24.699 --> 00:40:25.179
They had like a,

00:40:25.219 --> 00:40:26.559
like they had like a display of like

00:40:26.579 --> 00:40:28.081
some of their oddity stuff they had

00:40:28.181 --> 00:40:29.221
underneath one of those big, uh,

00:40:29.521 --> 00:40:30.221
tended areas.

00:40:31.052 --> 00:40:31.333
Okay.

00:40:31.572 --> 00:40:31.693
Yeah.

00:40:31.713 --> 00:40:32.474
You can see that.

00:40:33.293 --> 00:40:33.594
Okay.

00:40:34.835 --> 00:40:36.094
I didn't see that one.

00:40:36.114 --> 00:40:37.436
Shane says he's probably in a shipping

00:40:37.476 --> 00:40:37.856
container.

00:40:37.876 --> 00:40:39.356
Then it got lost and no one claimed

00:40:39.376 --> 00:40:40.496
it because they did not want to pay

00:40:40.516 --> 00:40:41.297
the duty fees.

00:40:41.376 --> 00:40:41.597
Yeah.

00:40:41.697 --> 00:40:42.056
Could be.

00:40:42.077 --> 00:40:43.097
I mean, that's true.

00:40:44.137 --> 00:40:45.559
Oh, and our friend Penny's here.

00:40:46.318 --> 00:40:46.858
Hey, Penny.

00:40:47.860 --> 00:40:49.019
Uh, Rick and I can meet you there.

00:40:49.721 --> 00:40:50.380
Absolutely.

00:40:50.400 --> 00:40:51.360
I'll need to come on up.

00:40:51.641 --> 00:40:52.141
We need to visit.

00:40:52.161 --> 00:40:53.322
Yeah, man.

00:40:53.342 --> 00:40:54.262
That would be good to get the old

00:40:54.302 --> 00:40:54.943
gang together.

00:40:54.983 --> 00:40:55.483
And I mean,

00:40:55.623 --> 00:40:58.244
any reason for y'all to come up here

00:40:58.384 --> 00:41:00.045
is, is, you know, we'll take it.

00:41:01.831 --> 00:41:04.393
Oh, and, uh, Penny, I need to,

00:41:04.632 --> 00:41:05.333
I need to get with you.

00:41:05.353 --> 00:41:05.413
Um,

00:41:07.032 --> 00:41:08.534
I'm going to be coming through your area

00:41:08.713 --> 00:41:09.994
at some point in May.

00:41:10.693 --> 00:41:12.054
You won't like the time that I'm coming

00:41:12.094 --> 00:41:12.355
through,

00:41:12.514 --> 00:41:14.414
but probably won't get to see you.

00:41:14.434 --> 00:41:16.856
He's just like, but he's letting you know,

00:41:16.896 --> 00:41:17.635
he's coming through.

00:41:19.777 --> 00:41:20.817
I will be close to you,

00:41:20.876 --> 00:41:22.978
but the time of morning might not be

00:41:23.018 --> 00:41:23.538
available.

00:41:27.920 --> 00:41:29.382
she says hope to make a trip soon

00:41:29.422 --> 00:41:30.862
yeah we hope you do we'd love to

00:41:30.902 --> 00:41:33.284
see you guys again had a wonderful time

00:41:33.324 --> 00:41:36.248
with them down at uh down in orlando

00:41:36.268 --> 00:41:39.570
uh back in october at halloween horror

00:41:39.590 --> 00:41:44.134
nights that was a lot of fun she

00:41:44.173 --> 00:41:45.815
wants to know are you coming for my

00:41:45.876 --> 00:41:46.235
birthday

00:41:47.860 --> 00:41:50.505
If you want to wake up that early.

00:41:50.567 --> 00:41:51.447
Early birthday presents.

00:41:51.487 --> 00:41:52.028
If this isn't early.

00:41:52.050 --> 00:41:52.550
Yes, very early.

00:41:54.574 --> 00:41:56.759
Yeah.

00:41:56.798 --> 00:41:58.682
I'll get with you over private messages.

00:42:00.764 --> 00:42:02.405
So back on just talking about Labyrinth,

00:42:02.565 --> 00:42:03.666
one of the things I wanted to note

00:42:03.706 --> 00:42:06.349
was Terry Jones from Monty Python was the

00:42:06.369 --> 00:42:08.130
one who did the original script for this.

00:42:08.150 --> 00:42:08.231
Yeah.

00:42:09.391 --> 00:42:10.273
But one of the things that a lot

00:42:10.293 --> 00:42:12.675
of folks don't realize is that there were

00:42:12.715 --> 00:42:15.137
like twenty five different versions of the

00:42:15.157 --> 00:42:16.798
script that went through.

00:42:17.358 --> 00:42:19.081
And one of the reasons that they brought

00:42:19.121 --> 00:42:21.101
George Lucas in to begin with was to

00:42:21.141 --> 00:42:22.623
kind of figure all that out,

00:42:22.764 --> 00:42:24.105
to kind of pare it down and get

00:42:24.144 --> 00:42:26.726
it to a usable state, because, you know.

00:42:27.728 --> 00:42:30.329
George Lucas was hot, you know,

00:42:30.349 --> 00:42:32.510
hot ticket for everything at the time,

00:42:32.911 --> 00:42:33.211
you know,

00:42:33.271 --> 00:42:35.152
was coming off of return of the Jedi

00:42:35.353 --> 00:42:36.673
at that point, you know, and was,

00:42:36.835 --> 00:42:38.496
and he was, he was a hot commodity,

00:42:38.936 --> 00:42:39.175
you know,

00:42:39.235 --> 00:42:41.478
and he was more well-known in return of

00:42:41.498 --> 00:42:43.418
the Jedi for being the editor and being

00:42:43.438 --> 00:42:44.659
the, you know, behind the scenes anyway.

00:42:44.739 --> 00:42:45.820
So, um,

00:42:46.340 --> 00:42:48.722
But George Lucas did actually come in and

00:42:48.742 --> 00:42:50.824
clean things up and got it working well.

00:42:51.103 --> 00:42:51.744
So the version,

00:42:51.804 --> 00:42:53.405
if George Lucas hadn't been involved,

00:42:53.766 --> 00:42:55.286
that we would have gotten might have been

00:42:55.306 --> 00:42:57.528
a lot different than what we actually got

00:42:57.568 --> 00:42:58.028
delivered.

00:42:58.750 --> 00:42:59.769
Oh, no doubt.

00:43:00.110 --> 00:43:00.391
Once again,

00:43:00.411 --> 00:43:01.952
it would have been the mid-eighties and a

00:43:02.012 --> 00:43:02.351
lot of...

00:43:04.813 --> 00:43:05.974
A lot of people are saying that for

00:43:05.994 --> 00:43:06.835
the current Star Wars.

00:43:06.855 --> 00:43:07.434
They're like, Rick,

00:43:07.454 --> 00:43:10.777
can you bring him back, please?

00:43:10.858 --> 00:43:13.398
But now the Kathleen's out and Dave

00:43:13.418 --> 00:43:14.019
Filoni's in.

00:43:14.059 --> 00:43:14.280
Maybe...

00:43:15.376 --> 00:43:15.516
Well,

00:43:15.556 --> 00:43:16.697
I got one word to say to that

00:43:16.817 --> 00:43:17.117
Andor.

00:43:17.137 --> 00:43:19.838
Yeah.

00:43:19.878 --> 00:43:21.780
And that restored my faith in what Disney

00:43:21.800 --> 00:43:22.059
can do.

00:43:22.119 --> 00:43:23.940
As long as they can leave people alone

00:43:23.981 --> 00:43:25.623
and let them do their thing,

00:43:26.382 --> 00:43:27.483
then we get the right stuff.

00:43:27.744 --> 00:43:27.844
Nice.

00:43:30.548 --> 00:43:32.309
But yeah,

00:43:32.349 --> 00:43:34.612
obviously ILM was a major part of this.

00:43:34.731 --> 00:43:35.813
The ILM is the one who did the

00:43:35.833 --> 00:43:38.094
CGL at the beginning.

00:43:38.295 --> 00:43:40.315
I'm sure that stressed their Apple IIe's

00:43:40.356 --> 00:43:40.856
like crazy.

00:43:43.177 --> 00:43:44.059
Oh, no doubt.

00:43:44.079 --> 00:43:48.222
I don't know if you guys knew this

00:43:48.262 --> 00:43:49.362
or not, but there is...

00:43:50.382 --> 00:43:51.483
I don't remember how many there are.

00:43:51.503 --> 00:43:52.425
I think it's like seven.

00:43:52.844 --> 00:43:55.246
But there are seven of Jareth's faces,

00:43:55.927 --> 00:43:58.048
David Bowie's character, in the movie.

00:43:59.233 --> 00:44:01.757
that you can find at various parts of

00:44:02.016 --> 00:44:04.519
the set dressing that are literally just

00:44:04.579 --> 00:44:05.320
there to,

00:44:05.981 --> 00:44:07.603
it's like a representation of him always

00:44:07.663 --> 00:44:09.445
watching Sarah and what she's doing,

00:44:10.025 --> 00:44:11.166
even if he's not on the screen.

00:44:11.226 --> 00:44:12.927
But you can identify them throughout the

00:44:12.947 --> 00:44:13.309
movie.

00:44:13.369 --> 00:44:16.132
I think there's seven of them.

00:44:16.152 --> 00:44:17.333
I know she had the big statue on

00:44:17.353 --> 00:44:19.195
her dresser there at the end.

00:44:19.315 --> 00:44:19.896
Yeah.

00:44:20.476 --> 00:44:21.217
Well, that's creepy.

00:44:22.461 --> 00:44:27.606
It was like a statue this tall.

00:44:27.646 --> 00:44:29.407
Some of those were a lot more obvious

00:44:29.447 --> 00:44:30.007
than others.

00:44:31.047 --> 00:44:32.188
There was a point in there where there

00:44:32.208 --> 00:44:35.512
were two pieces of stone that when you

00:44:35.552 --> 00:44:36.452
lined them up just right,

00:44:36.472 --> 00:44:37.233
it showed his face.

00:44:37.273 --> 00:44:41.014
I remember that one.

00:44:41.076 --> 00:44:44.038
The part in the movie where the stones

00:44:44.077 --> 00:44:46.179
are talking and going, don't go that way.

00:44:46.478 --> 00:44:48.059
One of the stones is his face.

00:44:48.641 --> 00:44:49.440
Oh, okay.

00:44:50.461 --> 00:44:51.461
But there's in the background,

00:44:51.481 --> 00:44:52.802
so you're not supposed to notice it,

00:44:53.202 --> 00:44:53.503
but it's,

00:44:53.882 --> 00:44:55.864
they all look at it in a way

00:44:55.963 --> 00:44:57.945
that they're watching Sarah and like the

00:44:57.985 --> 00:44:58.465
progress.

00:44:58.485 --> 00:44:59.344
So it's kind of like, you know,

00:44:59.364 --> 00:45:02.186
this is, this is Jareth, his maze, right?

00:45:02.206 --> 00:45:03.827
So he's, you know, his labyrinth.

00:45:03.847 --> 00:45:05.286
So he's, he's gonna, he,

00:45:05.367 --> 00:45:06.927
he puts himself at every little piece of

00:45:06.967 --> 00:45:07.027
it.

00:45:07.108 --> 00:45:07.288
Yeah.

00:45:10.447 --> 00:45:10.748
Okay.

00:45:11.509 --> 00:45:12.128
A little Easter eggs.

00:45:12.148 --> 00:45:13.489
I talk about one of my favorite things

00:45:13.509 --> 00:45:13.889
in this movie.

00:45:13.929 --> 00:45:15.030
I'm thinking about the favorite parts of

00:45:15.050 --> 00:45:15.369
this movie.

00:45:15.389 --> 00:45:15.849
I brought it up.

00:45:16.231 --> 00:45:19.391
First of all, Ludo is the best character.

00:45:19.452 --> 00:45:20.972
You love Ludo.

00:45:20.992 --> 00:45:21.992
Ludo is great.

00:45:22.012 --> 00:45:23.193
But his victory call,

00:45:23.213 --> 00:45:25.414
it had been so long I forgot where

00:45:25.434 --> 00:45:27.295
he does his big yell and all of

00:45:27.335 --> 00:45:27.496
a sudden,

00:45:27.735 --> 00:45:29.617
suddenly boulders are rocking and knocking

00:45:29.717 --> 00:45:31.516
over all the goblins everywhere.

00:45:31.597 --> 00:45:32.157
Oh, yeah.

00:45:32.237 --> 00:45:33.057
Calling the rocks.

00:45:33.177 --> 00:45:33.338
Yeah.

00:45:33.358 --> 00:45:33.757
Oh, yeah.

00:45:35.894 --> 00:45:36.815
Yeah, exactly.

00:45:38.898 --> 00:45:41.521
And the bog of eternal stench was made

00:45:41.581 --> 00:45:44.184
of water, baby oil and thickeners.

00:45:44.425 --> 00:45:46.186
And they said it actually smelled horrible

00:45:46.226 --> 00:45:46.927
because the heat.

00:45:47.608 --> 00:45:48.369
I can imagine.

00:45:49.210 --> 00:45:49.490
Baby.

00:45:49.510 --> 00:45:49.590
Yeah.

00:45:49.610 --> 00:45:49.771
Yeah.

00:45:52.039 --> 00:45:52.920
Oh, my God.

00:45:52.960 --> 00:45:53.581
The sounds that...

00:45:53.860 --> 00:45:56.282
It doesn't matter how many times I've seen

00:45:56.302 --> 00:45:56.681
this movie,

00:45:56.702 --> 00:45:58.003
the sounds that it makes when they run

00:45:58.043 --> 00:46:00.664
across the box and it goes...

00:46:01.824 --> 00:46:03.925
As he's going across, I'm like, okay,

00:46:04.425 --> 00:46:05.706
I can just roll it back and just

00:46:05.726 --> 00:46:07.746
watch that over and over again.

00:46:08.646 --> 00:46:11.068
It's just the guy in me.

00:46:11.108 --> 00:46:13.489
What's the rat thing?

00:46:13.789 --> 00:46:14.268
Tardinimus.

00:46:14.530 --> 00:46:15.250
He's a fox.

00:46:15.650 --> 00:46:16.789
A fox, that's right.

00:46:17.811 --> 00:46:18.210
The rat thing.

00:46:18.231 --> 00:46:19.170
He does look kind of like a rat.

00:46:21.052 --> 00:46:22.092
Yeah.

00:46:22.152 --> 00:46:24.672
And the dog's name was maybe Ambrosius.

00:46:24.713 --> 00:46:26.914
I'm going to refer to that to our

00:46:26.954 --> 00:46:28.175
friends with their last name that next

00:46:28.195 --> 00:46:29.855
time I see them.

00:46:29.934 --> 00:46:31.715
Ambrosius was obviously her dog.

00:46:32.056 --> 00:46:32.356
Yeah.

00:46:32.735 --> 00:46:32.996
Right.

00:46:33.115 --> 00:46:33.976
So, you know, I mean,

00:46:34.277 --> 00:46:36.257
every character in there was represented

00:46:36.297 --> 00:46:37.237
by something in her room.

00:46:39.302 --> 00:46:40.043
The big stairway,

00:46:40.083 --> 00:46:41.224
she had the poster on her wall.

00:46:41.463 --> 00:46:43.925
Right.

00:46:43.987 --> 00:46:44.907
That's inspired by M.C.

00:46:44.967 --> 00:46:45.827
Escher.

00:46:45.989 --> 00:46:47.369
I was looking at the credits.

00:46:47.469 --> 00:46:49.771
Escher Estates is credited in the end.

00:46:49.811 --> 00:46:51.873
He sure is.

00:46:51.893 --> 00:46:53.215
That's one of the first...

00:46:53.576 --> 00:46:55.016
representations we've ever seen of the

00:46:55.096 --> 00:46:59.018
escher stairs and anything um was was that

00:46:59.057 --> 00:47:01.538
so i always thought that was amazing and

00:47:01.577 --> 00:47:03.559
how um you know jareth would do one

00:47:03.579 --> 00:47:05.400
and he would just like circle around and

00:47:05.460 --> 00:47:10.541
yes fever dream this is crazy i can

00:47:10.661 --> 00:47:12.342
only imagine watching that movie when

00:47:12.362 --> 00:47:19.684
you're high what i'm sure it uh sure

00:47:19.704 --> 00:47:22.045
it changes a lot of the uh a

00:47:22.085 --> 00:47:23.125
lot of feelings on that

00:47:25.257 --> 00:47:27.597
And then the shaft of hands where they

00:47:27.617 --> 00:47:28.097
fall down.

00:47:28.137 --> 00:47:28.797
Oh, God.

00:47:28.858 --> 00:47:32.780
Yeah.

00:47:32.800 --> 00:47:33.539
That was a bit creepy.

00:47:33.900 --> 00:47:34.481
That was creepy,

00:47:34.501 --> 00:47:36.081
but also how they made the faces with

00:47:36.101 --> 00:47:36.862
the hands.

00:47:37.362 --> 00:47:37.621
Yeah.

00:47:37.641 --> 00:47:38.661
That was amazing.

00:47:39.943 --> 00:47:41.083
I'd be willing to bet you one of

00:47:41.423 --> 00:47:42.284
the puppeteers,

00:47:42.603 --> 00:47:44.045
the puppeteers were the ones that did that

00:47:44.085 --> 00:47:45.184
because they're very expressive with their

00:47:45.204 --> 00:47:45.385
hands.

00:47:45.644 --> 00:47:47.326
And they were also probably one of those

00:47:47.365 --> 00:47:49.447
was the one that did the ball trick

00:47:49.467 --> 00:47:50.507
with the crystal balls.

00:47:51.067 --> 00:47:51.947
I'd be willing to bet you.

00:47:52.840 --> 00:47:54.762
That was probably one of the ones that

00:47:54.942 --> 00:47:56.081
did the hands was one of the ones

00:47:56.101 --> 00:47:56.481
that did that.

00:47:56.541 --> 00:47:56.742
Yeah.

00:47:57.342 --> 00:47:57.443
Yeah.

00:47:57.463 --> 00:47:57.603
Yeah.

00:47:57.623 --> 00:47:58.663
Going back and watching through,

00:47:58.762 --> 00:47:59.543
through the credits.

00:47:59.563 --> 00:48:00.784
I saw a lot of familiar names,

00:48:00.804 --> 00:48:01.664
of course, Brian Henson.

00:48:01.704 --> 00:48:03.204
And then I saw, I saw Frank Oz,

00:48:03.224 --> 00:48:03.824
Frank Oz.

00:48:04.045 --> 00:48:06.065
He had a puppetry role of puppetry credit,

00:48:06.326 --> 00:48:07.505
but he didn't do a voice credit,

00:48:07.545 --> 00:48:08.565
which was interesting.

00:48:08.585 --> 00:48:10.226
Yeah.

00:48:10.487 --> 00:48:11.286
That is interesting.

00:48:11.387 --> 00:48:12.547
Kevin clash was in it.

00:48:12.588 --> 00:48:12.807
Yeah.

00:48:13.108 --> 00:48:13.248
Yeah.

00:48:13.268 --> 00:48:13.487
He was,

00:48:13.547 --> 00:48:14.648
he was a puppet of one of the,

00:48:14.768 --> 00:48:15.789
uh, I forgot what they call them.

00:48:15.809 --> 00:48:17.068
The little bird things where the heads

00:48:17.108 --> 00:48:17.168
off.

00:48:17.188 --> 00:48:17.349
Yeah.

00:48:17.369 --> 00:48:17.548
Yeah.

00:48:17.588 --> 00:48:20.530
Are you talking about the fire guys?

00:48:21.030 --> 00:48:21.251
Yeah.

00:48:21.271 --> 00:48:21.851
Mm-hmm.

00:48:22.594 --> 00:48:22.893
Yes.

00:48:23.333 --> 00:48:23.554
Yes.

00:48:23.574 --> 00:48:25.815
Those guys, those are actually growing up.

00:48:25.835 --> 00:48:27.536
Those are my favorite, my favorite guys.

00:48:27.577 --> 00:48:28.918
And then, and now, well, they're silly.

00:48:28.938 --> 00:48:29.438
I get it.

00:48:29.458 --> 00:48:29.557
Yeah.

00:48:29.597 --> 00:48:30.219
And they're silly.

00:48:30.239 --> 00:48:30.338
Yeah.

00:48:30.358 --> 00:48:30.998
Cause as a kid, I,

00:48:31.760 --> 00:48:32.739
but now I look at it, I'm like,

00:48:32.760 --> 00:48:33.900
those guys are really creepy.

00:48:34.181 --> 00:48:35.961
Yeah.

00:48:35.981 --> 00:48:37.443
They need to be on a list somewhere.

00:48:41.686 --> 00:48:43.027
And then the, uh, what was it?

00:48:43.146 --> 00:48:43.286
Uh,

00:48:44.188 --> 00:48:47.130
the the uh the the boy uh the

00:48:47.170 --> 00:48:49.231
the baby was actually the son of one

00:48:49.271 --> 00:48:51.512
of the uh the the writers of the

00:48:51.532 --> 00:48:53.353
production guy i forget his name i forget

00:48:53.373 --> 00:48:57.594
the the kid the kid's name um uh

00:48:57.614 --> 00:49:00.996
toby toby yeah yeah his real name was

00:49:01.056 --> 00:49:04.597
toby too so his character was toby and

00:49:04.677 --> 00:49:05.458
his name was toby

00:49:07.474 --> 00:49:12.139
I don't remember what the name of the

00:49:12.199 --> 00:49:12.920
man was.

00:49:13.320 --> 00:49:15.362
Because he was like one of the producers

00:49:15.402 --> 00:49:15.842
or something.

00:49:15.884 --> 00:49:16.965
I forget what it was.

00:49:18.065 --> 00:49:22.170
Let's see if somebody in the chat beats

00:49:22.190 --> 00:49:23.291
me to it before I can figure out

00:49:23.311 --> 00:49:23.871
who it was.

00:49:25.954 --> 00:49:26.634
But I know that...

00:49:28.882 --> 00:49:30.244
They basically, Brian, I'm sorry.

00:49:30.483 --> 00:49:31.724
It was Toby, Toby Froud.

00:49:31.764 --> 00:49:34.387
It was Brian Froud, the concept designer,

00:49:34.686 --> 00:49:35.248
Brian Froud.

00:49:35.748 --> 00:49:37.128
I should remember this because I saw the

00:49:37.148 --> 00:49:38.230
fortieth anniversary thing.

00:49:38.510 --> 00:49:40.630
And Brian Froud was actually in the

00:49:40.670 --> 00:49:41.771
beginning of it because they did like a

00:49:41.791 --> 00:49:42.411
little intro.

00:49:42.913 --> 00:49:44.653
And he was talking about he's like, yeah,

00:49:44.673 --> 00:49:46.094
we actually got a free actor from it.

00:49:46.114 --> 00:49:47.715
It was Toby, my son, Toby.

00:49:49.396 --> 00:49:50.657
So he basically just brought his son to

00:49:50.717 --> 00:49:50.938
work.

00:49:50.978 --> 00:49:51.699
It's like here.

00:49:52.199 --> 00:49:52.940
Yeah, here, I got a kid.

00:49:52.960 --> 00:49:54.721
Hang out with David Bowie for a while.

00:49:54.740 --> 00:49:55.802
Wasn't that pretty much like for Jennifer

00:49:55.822 --> 00:49:56.262
Connelly?

00:49:56.282 --> 00:49:57.684
That was her first big acting thing,

00:49:57.724 --> 00:49:57.983
wasn't it?

00:49:58.003 --> 00:50:01.547
I think so, yeah.

00:50:01.567 --> 00:50:01.947
Yeah, that was...

00:50:02.646 --> 00:50:03.728
I don't know if you could say that

00:50:05.088 --> 00:50:06.811
Labyrinth was a breakout for her, maybe?

00:50:06.911 --> 00:50:07.271
No.

00:50:07.311 --> 00:50:10.152
It wasn't that theatrically successful.

00:50:10.313 --> 00:50:10.534
Yeah.

00:50:11.458 --> 00:50:11.759
I mean,

00:50:11.858 --> 00:50:12.858
I kind of felt like it was,

00:50:12.898 --> 00:50:14.099
it was the first thing I ever saw

00:50:14.119 --> 00:50:14.440
her in as a kid.

00:50:15.619 --> 00:50:15.800
Yeah.

00:50:15.820 --> 00:50:16.019
I mean,

00:50:16.039 --> 00:50:17.641
it's the first thing I ever recall.

00:50:17.820 --> 00:50:18.021
Yeah.

00:50:18.501 --> 00:50:20.882
I think the comments just kind of flooded

00:50:20.981 --> 00:50:21.021
in.

00:50:21.041 --> 00:50:21.961
Cause all of a sudden a bunch of

00:50:21.981 --> 00:50:23.021
them just showed up right now.

00:50:23.742 --> 00:50:24.902
Oh, wow.

00:50:25.222 --> 00:50:26.623
Um, so bam,

00:50:26.643 --> 00:50:28.364
afraid of going back to the star Wars.

00:50:28.384 --> 00:50:30.164
I've heard they might be recon retconning

00:50:30.204 --> 00:50:31.304
the sequel trilogy.

00:50:32.905 --> 00:50:32.965
Uh,

00:50:33.025 --> 00:50:34.644
and then Shane says she also had a

00:50:34.684 --> 00:50:36.505
bunch of judge dread books on her shelf.

00:50:38.201 --> 00:50:38.742
Really?

00:50:39.463 --> 00:50:40.985
I didn't notice that.

00:50:41.086 --> 00:50:41.867
Ludo smell.

00:50:41.947 --> 00:50:43.050
Ludo smell bad.

00:50:43.090 --> 00:50:43.471
Yes.

00:50:45.925 --> 00:50:46.865
Yeah, we did.

00:50:46.885 --> 00:50:47.545
We talked about that.

00:50:47.726 --> 00:50:48.567
We talked about the stunt.

00:50:48.947 --> 00:50:50.507
Yep.

00:50:50.907 --> 00:50:51.588
And then the fire.

00:50:51.608 --> 00:50:51.909
The fire is.

00:50:51.929 --> 00:50:52.108
Yeah.

00:50:52.168 --> 00:50:52.289
Yeah.

00:50:52.309 --> 00:50:54.269
I think our, our comments lag, everybody.

00:50:54.289 --> 00:50:54.710
Sorry about that.

00:50:54.731 --> 00:50:54.951
Yeah.

00:50:55.030 --> 00:50:55.451
Yeah.

00:50:55.550 --> 00:50:57.452
Our comments just now showed up in the

00:50:57.793 --> 00:50:58.032
thing.

00:50:58.052 --> 00:50:59.054
Yeah.

00:50:59.074 --> 00:50:59.733
And then, uh,

00:50:59.753 --> 00:51:01.255
Penny says the whole soundtrack is on

00:51:01.335 --> 00:51:02.275
regular rotation.

00:51:02.315 --> 00:51:03.777
Might use one of the songs in our

00:51:03.817 --> 00:51:04.157
wedding.

00:51:04.416 --> 00:51:05.197
Nice.

00:51:05.797 --> 00:51:06.318
That's awesome.

00:51:06.358 --> 00:51:07.458
It says great sound.

00:51:07.478 --> 00:51:08.579
The soundtrack's beautiful.

00:51:08.599 --> 00:51:10.201
The music is beautiful from the,

00:51:10.221 --> 00:51:10.760
from the movie.

00:51:10.780 --> 00:51:11.782
Yeah.

00:51:11.822 --> 00:51:12.021
Yeah.

00:51:13.867 --> 00:51:15.588
yeah this is to me this is I

00:51:15.827 --> 00:51:17.768
know we've got all our opinions on this

00:51:17.789 --> 00:51:20.230
is a hidden gem for me I love

00:51:20.250 --> 00:51:23.451
this movie that's how we didn't notice

00:51:23.471 --> 00:51:25.871
because Shane said just the case of

00:51:25.911 --> 00:51:32.235
ripping apart every scene on four K HDR

00:51:32.275 --> 00:51:34.936
so okay so what happened here is Shane

00:51:34.956 --> 00:51:36.936
just blew up blew my theory of it

00:51:36.956 --> 00:51:39.097
being a dream out of the water because

00:51:39.137 --> 00:51:40.277
Judge Dredd didn't show up

00:51:43.905 --> 00:51:47.670
He was busy.

00:51:47.789 --> 00:51:49.411
Maybe Judge Dredd was the reason she made

00:51:49.452 --> 00:51:49.572
it.

00:51:52.954 --> 00:51:54.097
He's the one who took out the big

00:51:54.137 --> 00:51:55.177
thing that was in the gate.

00:51:56.079 --> 00:51:58.820
Judge Dredd was Ludo in disguise.

00:51:58.862 --> 00:52:00.342
He was in the Ludo costume, exactly.

00:52:00.362 --> 00:52:00.583
Oh, yeah.

00:52:05.487 --> 00:52:05.847
Oh, yeah.

00:52:06.047 --> 00:52:07.009
It has that look to it.

00:52:07.028 --> 00:52:08.050
Oh, no doubt.

00:52:08.110 --> 00:52:08.731
Those movies.

00:52:08.771 --> 00:52:09.333
And I guess that's,

00:52:09.693 --> 00:52:10.333
I don't know what it is.

00:52:10.373 --> 00:52:12.115
Like, I think it's like now, like,

00:52:12.556 --> 00:52:14.800
I like just stuff that looks like movies

00:52:14.840 --> 00:52:15.179
back then.

00:52:15.199 --> 00:52:16.362
There was a difference between movies and

00:52:16.402 --> 00:52:17.003
TV, and it just, ugh.

00:52:17.023 --> 00:52:17.103
Yeah.

00:52:17.123 --> 00:52:20.086
It's hard to put my finger on it.

00:52:20.847 --> 00:52:21.369
Yeah.

00:52:21.648 --> 00:52:21.989
Mm-hmm.

00:52:22.835 --> 00:52:25.057
I think that they and if I recall

00:52:25.097 --> 00:52:27.320
from the intro they did for the fortieth

00:52:27.340 --> 00:52:27.760
anniversary,

00:52:27.800 --> 00:52:28.820
which is the same one they did for

00:52:28.840 --> 00:52:29.380
the thirty fifth,

00:52:29.400 --> 00:52:30.702
they didn't go and do another one.

00:52:31.583 --> 00:52:33.503
They said that they also had some of

00:52:33.543 --> 00:52:35.585
the similar difficulties that George Lucas

00:52:35.626 --> 00:52:39.929
had with the the British production cast

00:52:40.710 --> 00:52:42.030
over there because they just didn't want

00:52:42.050 --> 00:52:43.311
to have to work with an American cast.

00:52:43.672 --> 00:52:44.994
They wanted to do it their way.

00:52:45.293 --> 00:52:45.713
And then,

00:52:46.215 --> 00:52:47.916
but it wasn't nearly as bad as what

00:52:47.956 --> 00:52:50.018
George Lucas had to deal with on, on,

00:52:50.219 --> 00:52:50.440
you know,

00:52:50.480 --> 00:52:52.661
Star Wars because he had already done

00:52:52.922 --> 00:52:54.463
three Star Wars movies by then.

00:52:54.525 --> 00:52:55.686
And they were like some of the most

00:52:55.706 --> 00:52:57.268
successful movies of all time.

00:52:57.847 --> 00:52:59.550
So they were basically like, okay,

00:52:59.610 --> 00:53:00.692
well maybe these Americans know what

00:53:00.711 --> 00:53:01.132
they're doing.

00:53:01.172 --> 00:53:03.253
So yeah, we'll work with them.

00:53:04.454 --> 00:53:05.735
Or maybe that American knows what he's

00:53:05.755 --> 00:53:05.876
doing.

00:53:06.016 --> 00:53:08.976
Not the rest of them.

00:53:08.996 --> 00:53:11.277
Hello.

00:53:11.398 --> 00:53:11.938
I got one here.

00:53:12.577 --> 00:53:13.818
Did you say hello?

00:53:13.878 --> 00:53:14.978
No, I said hello.

00:53:19.001 --> 00:53:19.822
And then Shane says, yeah,

00:53:19.862 --> 00:53:21.425
really the film stock movies could get

00:53:21.465 --> 00:53:22.626
better film stock than TV.

00:53:22.726 --> 00:53:23.467
Yeah.

00:53:23.487 --> 00:53:25.268
That's, that's probably the old man in me.

00:53:25.329 --> 00:53:26.150
Now I'm complaining.

00:53:26.190 --> 00:53:27.170
Everything's now digital.

00:53:27.311 --> 00:53:29.032
Nothing looks, nothing looks different.

00:53:29.112 --> 00:53:33.177
So everything it's so bad because it's,

00:53:33.257 --> 00:53:35.239
it's a popular thing to hit on now,

00:53:35.259 --> 00:53:35.900
but like everything,

00:53:35.980 --> 00:53:37.001
things start to look AI.

00:53:37.661 --> 00:53:37.902
Right.

00:53:37.942 --> 00:53:39.302
You know, like everything digital,

00:53:39.342 --> 00:53:40.344
they're starting to look AI.

00:53:40.364 --> 00:53:41.704
It's too clean.

00:53:41.764 --> 00:53:42.445
Yeah.

00:53:42.525 --> 00:53:42.666
Yeah.

00:53:42.686 --> 00:53:44.347
It just, it doesn't have that grittiness.

00:53:44.387 --> 00:53:44.987
Grittiness.

00:53:45.027 --> 00:53:45.188
Yeah.

00:53:45.208 --> 00:53:45.887
That's what I said.

00:53:45.907 --> 00:53:46.168
Yeah.

00:53:46.188 --> 00:53:47.969
There's that grittiness factor to it.

00:53:48.110 --> 00:53:48.250
Yeah.

00:53:48.269 --> 00:53:49.451
And I think that's the same thing that

00:53:49.471 --> 00:53:51.672
people run into now with like, like me,

00:53:51.833 --> 00:53:52.753
I'm collecting records.

00:53:52.873 --> 00:53:54.114
I like hearing sound.

00:53:54.215 --> 00:53:55.635
I like hearing the grittiness to it,

00:53:56.115 --> 00:53:56.376
you know?

00:53:57.137 --> 00:53:58.398
Jane says it's super glossy.

00:54:01.099 --> 00:54:02.981
It's almost, it's too perfect.

00:54:03.041 --> 00:54:04.222
It's too pristine.

00:54:04.262 --> 00:54:05.382
It's too clean.

00:54:06.784 --> 00:54:06.864
Yeah.

00:54:06.884 --> 00:54:08.324
I mean, that was always, I mean,

00:54:08.344 --> 00:54:09.224
totally different movie here,

00:54:09.244 --> 00:54:10.545
but that was always the problem that I

00:54:10.585 --> 00:54:13.288
had with Jurassic Park was,

00:54:13.967 --> 00:54:14.668
and you can see it.

00:54:14.869 --> 00:54:16.050
It's starting to get old enough now where

00:54:16.070 --> 00:54:17.811
you can see the dinosaurs are,

00:54:17.831 --> 00:54:19.652
they're getting old and you can tell that

00:54:19.692 --> 00:54:22.614
was like Star Wars level effects and

00:54:22.653 --> 00:54:22.914
stuff.

00:54:23.375 --> 00:54:25.635
And the big thing that gives them away

00:54:25.695 --> 00:54:26.617
is they're too clean.

00:54:27.757 --> 00:54:30.541
They didn't make them as gritty as they

00:54:30.561 --> 00:54:31.202
should have.

00:54:31.702 --> 00:54:32.884
So if they were to remaster it,

00:54:32.943 --> 00:54:33.945
which I don't think he would,

00:54:33.985 --> 00:54:35.106
but they would remaster it.

00:54:35.126 --> 00:54:36.106
If they gritted them up,

00:54:36.246 --> 00:54:38.750
they would look even better, honestly.

00:54:38.849 --> 00:54:39.010
Yeah.

00:54:39.869 --> 00:54:40.451
Yeah, I agree.

00:54:40.490 --> 00:54:42.632
Something about the visual,

00:54:42.733 --> 00:54:44.875
the environments in this movie.

00:54:45.175 --> 00:54:45.335
I mean,

00:54:45.355 --> 00:54:46.675
you're talking about the bog of eternal

00:54:46.715 --> 00:54:47.157
stench.

00:54:47.556 --> 00:54:48.838
It's like you feel,

00:54:49.659 --> 00:54:52.001
you kind of just feel yucky when you're

00:54:52.521 --> 00:54:53.663
watching that scene.

00:54:53.702 --> 00:54:55.143
Something about it just kind of triggers

00:54:55.204 --> 00:54:56.184
that, you know,

00:54:56.885 --> 00:54:58.686
taking that visual in and then on top

00:54:58.726 --> 00:55:00.068
of the sounds and everything,

00:55:00.128 --> 00:55:01.208
it just kind of makes you feel like,

00:55:01.349 --> 00:55:01.849
ooh, this is,

00:55:01.869 --> 00:55:04.532
it gives you that disgusting feeling.

00:55:04.552 --> 00:55:05.432
I want to, I want to,

00:55:06.373 --> 00:55:08.376
point on what penny just said there about

00:55:08.516 --> 00:55:09.717
exactly like watching movies that are

00:55:09.737 --> 00:55:11.599
driving that's one thing that we need to

00:55:11.619 --> 00:55:12.880
do as a group we haven't talked about

00:55:12.920 --> 00:55:14.402
this is we should just go to like

00:55:14.802 --> 00:55:17.144
to grand grand river drive-in over in

00:55:17.204 --> 00:55:19.367
leeds and we should just like watch us

00:55:19.407 --> 00:55:21.268
a movie there because that's i know we've

00:55:21.309 --> 00:55:24.030
done it before but drive-ins man they have

00:55:24.050 --> 00:55:27.014
a special place in my heart yeah we

00:55:27.293 --> 00:55:28.094
need to we we haven't been to the

00:55:28.175 --> 00:55:29.356
one in leeds yet of course we all

00:55:29.396 --> 00:55:30.737
went to the blue moon yeah mm-hmm

00:55:31.333 --> 00:55:32.333
I've been one time to one of the

00:55:32.373 --> 00:55:33.795
leads we saw when this was during the

00:55:33.835 --> 00:55:35.536
height of all the fun of quarantine.

00:55:35.576 --> 00:55:36.076
We went and saw,

00:55:36.096 --> 00:55:37.376
I think it was the Space Jam.

00:55:38.396 --> 00:55:39.197
The sequel?

00:55:39.577 --> 00:55:39.856
Yes.

00:55:42.038 --> 00:55:43.579
Speaking of another movie I haven't seen,

00:55:43.599 --> 00:55:44.798
it's the original Space Jam.

00:55:45.219 --> 00:55:46.320
Oh my gosh.

00:55:46.599 --> 00:55:48.179
Wow.

00:55:48.940 --> 00:55:50.481
It's no cinematic masterpiece,

00:55:50.501 --> 00:55:51.161
but it's fun.

00:55:51.422 --> 00:55:52.302
I've seen the website.

00:55:56.925 --> 00:55:57.505
You need to watch it.

00:55:57.525 --> 00:55:58.806
It has an Alabama tie now.

00:55:59.186 --> 00:56:00.927
He starts off playing in the Barons.

00:56:00.947 --> 00:56:02.349
Yeah, exactly.

00:56:02.389 --> 00:56:03.248
It's got Michael Jordan.

00:56:03.268 --> 00:56:03.949
He's in the Barons.

00:56:03.989 --> 00:56:04.510
Exactly.

00:56:04.670 --> 00:56:05.911
Seriously.

00:56:07.132 --> 00:56:08.733
That's coming up on the anniversary.

00:56:08.853 --> 00:56:10.373
It was when that was made.

00:56:10.494 --> 00:56:12.114
Because the whole thing about him,

00:56:12.614 --> 00:56:14.775
Jordan coming back and getting back into

00:56:14.876 --> 00:56:15.456
basketball.

00:56:16.197 --> 00:56:16.717
In the movie,

00:56:17.057 --> 00:56:18.579
he really doesn't have a choice.

00:56:19.498 --> 00:56:20.239
He has to do it.

00:56:20.860 --> 00:56:21.420
Oh, I know why.

00:56:21.681 --> 00:56:24.481
That's, that's air force time,

00:56:24.521 --> 00:56:25.322
things like that.

00:56:25.442 --> 00:56:26.222
So there was a lot of,

00:56:26.623 --> 00:56:27.422
that makes sense.

00:56:28.244 --> 00:56:29.023
We need to watch it.

00:56:29.063 --> 00:56:29.983
We need to sit down and watch it

00:56:30.003 --> 00:56:30.644
with Brock.

00:56:30.985 --> 00:56:32.385
And I think that would be amazing.

00:56:32.405 --> 00:56:33.425
You enjoy it.

00:56:33.445 --> 00:56:34.385
He just, it's great.

00:56:34.445 --> 00:56:34.786
It's good.

00:56:34.847 --> 00:56:35.246
Like I said,

00:56:35.347 --> 00:56:39.009
I don't expect greatness is a movie,

00:56:39.028 --> 00:56:43.431
but it's the best thing in it.

00:56:43.590 --> 00:56:44.251
I definitely have.

00:56:44.411 --> 00:56:45.552
I've always meant to see it.

00:56:45.632 --> 00:56:47.032
I just have, I just have it.

00:56:47.072 --> 00:56:47.713
Yeah.

00:56:48.733 --> 00:56:50.713
um yeah yeah in ninety six i was

00:56:51.693 --> 00:56:53.635
pretty pretty close to getting deployed

00:56:54.155 --> 00:56:56.195
yeah overseas so yeah i was a little

00:56:56.215 --> 00:56:58.237
busy well you got me curious the summer

00:56:58.257 --> 00:56:59.556
of ninety six what movies are going to

00:56:59.577 --> 00:57:01.797
get in our thirties let's see penny says

00:57:01.818 --> 00:57:03.219
come on down in october again and do

00:57:03.239 --> 00:57:04.818
the universal monster marathon at the

00:57:04.858 --> 00:57:07.179
silver moon drive-in absolutely i do

00:57:07.239 --> 00:57:09.740
remember we almost we almost tried to do

00:57:09.780 --> 00:57:12.943
that when we were down remember that yeah

00:57:13.003 --> 00:57:14.702
yeah i remember that hoover state okay

00:57:14.722 --> 00:57:16.463
yeah yep

00:57:20.318 --> 00:57:24.099
oh yes yes hey he played with the

00:57:24.119 --> 00:57:29.922
bunny i love it yes yeah space jam

00:57:29.942 --> 00:57:32.463
is a good one um our friend uh

00:57:34.503 --> 00:57:37.143
our friend rob brayton who was an actor

00:57:37.284 --> 00:57:41.844
over in atlanta he uh he was in

00:57:41.885 --> 00:57:44.226
he's got some really good shots in um

00:57:46.068 --> 00:57:46.548
Oh,

00:57:48.309 --> 00:57:51.152
the Falcon and the Winter Soldier TV show.

00:57:51.572 --> 00:57:54.353
He's got some really good close-up shots

00:57:54.414 --> 00:57:54.614
in it.

00:57:55.054 --> 00:57:55.355
Anyway,

00:57:55.514 --> 00:57:57.277
the first time we met Rob was at

00:57:57.436 --> 00:57:59.597
Magic City Con, and he was dressed.

00:57:59.637 --> 00:58:00.679
He kind of looks like Bill Murray.

00:58:00.699 --> 00:58:00.778
Yeah.

00:58:01.420 --> 00:58:03.420
And he was dressed in the Space Jam

00:58:03.762 --> 00:58:04.782
outfit, Murray.

00:58:05.003 --> 00:58:05.402
Love it.

00:58:05.824 --> 00:58:06.724
Yeah.

00:58:06.804 --> 00:58:08.545
He was, it was, it was really good.

00:58:08.565 --> 00:58:10.586
It was, he pulled it off really good.

00:58:10.646 --> 00:58:11.967
Even the mannerisms too.

00:58:13.027 --> 00:58:13.708
He had it down.

00:58:14.108 --> 00:58:17.170
So funny enough, I think we were,

00:58:17.449 --> 00:58:18.371
we had at a table there,

00:58:18.451 --> 00:58:20.132
Alabama Ghostbusters had a table.

00:58:20.172 --> 00:58:20.371
So,

00:58:20.431 --> 00:58:21.612
so everybody liked the Alabama

00:58:21.632 --> 00:58:23.052
Ghostbusters getting a picture of,

00:58:23.992 --> 00:58:25.773
you know, it was Bill Murray, you know,

00:58:25.813 --> 00:58:27.155
Dan Aykroyd was in his picture.

00:58:27.295 --> 00:58:27.474
Yeah.

00:58:31.315 --> 00:58:32.356
Oh yeah.

00:58:32.436 --> 00:58:33.378
Soundtracks.

00:58:33.418 --> 00:58:33.858
Wonderful.

00:58:34.139 --> 00:58:35.179
Yeah, no, I do.

00:58:35.280 --> 00:58:36.219
I do know the soundtrack.

00:58:36.320 --> 00:58:36.519
Yeah.

00:58:36.661 --> 00:58:37.800
I just haven't seen the movie.

00:58:37.822 --> 00:58:39.262
I'll get there.

00:58:40.322 --> 00:58:41.483
Maybe that's something we should do this

00:58:41.523 --> 00:58:42.045
year as well.

00:58:42.324 --> 00:58:43.525
Well, we'll put that on the list.

00:58:45.648 --> 00:58:47.248
Put space jam on the list.

00:58:48.650 --> 00:58:49.650
We also, uh,

00:58:50.652 --> 00:58:52.032
we also need to get around to big

00:58:52.072 --> 00:58:53.092
trouble in little China.

00:58:53.112 --> 00:58:53.753
Yep.

00:58:55.126 --> 00:58:56.025
I keep pushing that.

00:58:56.126 --> 00:58:57.387
Um,

00:58:58.567 --> 00:59:00.108
I can't remember if legend was on that

00:59:00.168 --> 00:59:00.507
one or not.

00:59:00.527 --> 00:59:02.568
Cause I always, and that's also,

00:59:03.068 --> 00:59:04.329
you want to talk about another, uh,

00:59:04.349 --> 00:59:05.670
that was also an eighties six.

00:59:05.690 --> 00:59:07.731
So that's also a four year anniversary

00:59:07.771 --> 00:59:08.030
movie.

00:59:08.050 --> 00:59:10.152
We need to touch on James Hong.

00:59:10.371 --> 00:59:10.972
Isn't that right?

00:59:11.032 --> 00:59:13.132
That's his name.

00:59:13.313 --> 00:59:15.012
Like today's his birthday or yesterday was

00:59:15.032 --> 00:59:15.534
his birthday.

00:59:15.594 --> 00:59:16.414
Ninety seven.

00:59:16.574 --> 00:59:17.474
Oh, wow.

00:59:17.494 --> 00:59:19.675
Oh man.

00:59:19.695 --> 00:59:20.394
He is so good.

00:59:20.414 --> 00:59:21.835
Oh man.

00:59:21.856 --> 00:59:23.115
He's a great anything, man.

00:59:23.657 --> 00:59:23.836
Yeah.

00:59:24.916 --> 00:59:30.219
oh yeah wayne knight newman's in it yep

00:59:30.239 --> 00:59:32.481
the firehouse is in the movie hang out

00:59:32.501 --> 00:59:34.942
our comments yeah they're sorry the

00:59:35.001 --> 00:59:36.722
comments are kind of coming in weird for

00:59:36.782 --> 00:59:38.382
us which version of legend are you going

00:59:38.402 --> 00:59:39.983
to watch who wants about the director's

00:59:40.043 --> 00:59:44.706
cut or the original yeah i don't know

00:59:44.726 --> 00:59:47.606
is that the dinosaur movie no legend has

00:59:47.646 --> 00:59:50.728
tom cruise in it oh tim curry tim

00:59:50.768 --> 00:59:52.610
curry what's the what's legend with the

00:59:52.630 --> 00:59:53.289
dinosaur movie

00:59:55.494 --> 00:59:56.375
Legend with the dinosaur.

00:59:56.394 --> 00:59:58.056
You thought it went land before time?

00:59:59.157 --> 01:00:03.960
Maybe.

01:00:04.422 --> 01:00:05.181
That's what you're thinking of.

01:00:05.202 --> 01:00:05.382
Oh, yeah.

01:00:05.402 --> 01:00:06.503
It does have the firehouse interior.

01:00:06.603 --> 01:00:07.503
It has the LA one.

01:00:09.365 --> 01:00:09.826
Penny said,

01:00:09.865 --> 01:00:10.967
I had a random guy at a pizza

01:00:10.987 --> 01:00:12.387
place ask if I had seen that the

01:00:12.427 --> 01:00:14.250
other day out of nowhere.

01:00:14.349 --> 01:00:15.710
It just comes up in conversation.

01:00:16.891 --> 01:00:19.313
Yeah.

01:00:19.353 --> 01:00:20.916
Big trouble in little China has interior.

01:00:21.096 --> 01:00:21.315
Okay.

01:00:23.284 --> 01:00:24.625
I tried to watch that one.

01:00:24.784 --> 01:00:25.224
I know.

01:00:25.625 --> 01:00:27.365
I tried.

01:00:27.385 --> 01:00:28.726
You just got me talking about a random

01:00:28.766 --> 01:00:29.447
dinosaur movie.

01:00:29.467 --> 01:00:30.588
Are you talking about the Whoopi Goldberg

01:00:30.628 --> 01:00:31.688
movie Theodore Ricks?

01:00:31.748 --> 01:00:38.552
Is that what you're talking about?

01:00:38.592 --> 01:00:39.253
Could be.

01:00:39.393 --> 01:00:39.853
I don't know.

01:00:39.934 --> 01:00:43.516
I've never even heard of that.

01:00:43.536 --> 01:00:44.976
Wasn't it like the mid-eighties where we

01:00:45.016 --> 01:00:47.378
had a whole slew of movies that came

01:00:47.458 --> 01:00:50.420
out where it was like semi-truck worship?

01:00:51.097 --> 01:00:52.139
Yeah.

01:00:52.159 --> 01:00:52.400
Baby.

01:00:52.539 --> 01:00:53.001
Baby.

01:00:53.442 --> 01:00:53.981
Is that it?

01:00:54.021 --> 01:00:55.344
Baby Secret of the Lost Legend.

01:00:55.364 --> 01:00:56.105
Thank you, Shane.

01:00:56.125 --> 01:00:56.967
Okay, there you go.

01:00:57.007 --> 01:00:57.427
Thank you.

01:00:57.447 --> 01:00:58.929
I don't know that movie.

01:00:59.050 --> 01:00:59.690
I've heard of it.

01:00:59.771 --> 01:01:00.010
Yeah.

01:01:00.652 --> 01:01:00.992
But yes,

01:01:01.052 --> 01:01:02.855
I was thinking of that plus the cover

01:01:02.954 --> 01:01:04.336
art of The Land Before Time.

01:01:04.456 --> 01:01:04.538
I'd

01:01:06.063 --> 01:01:06.244
Yeah.

01:01:06.264 --> 01:01:06.844
Okay.

01:01:06.965 --> 01:01:08.025
I don't think I've seen this.

01:01:08.545 --> 01:01:09.766
Well, that's like, you know,

01:01:10.306 --> 01:01:12.067
you saw that movie Sinbad did, Shazam.

01:01:12.086 --> 01:01:12.487
Shazam.

01:01:14.788 --> 01:01:15.288
Shazam.

01:01:16.128 --> 01:01:17.048
I thought it was Shazam.

01:01:17.088 --> 01:01:18.028
Shack was Shazam.

01:01:18.329 --> 01:01:19.510
Yeah, the Sinbad movie is Shazam.

01:01:19.610 --> 01:01:20.449
Okay.

01:01:20.469 --> 01:01:22.210
Still, you know, it doesn't exist,

01:01:22.311 --> 01:01:23.590
although people swear they've seen that

01:01:23.610 --> 01:01:23.751
movie.

01:01:23.931 --> 01:01:25.291
Y'all want a great Sinbad movie?

01:01:25.391 --> 01:01:26.012
Houseguest.

01:01:26.032 --> 01:01:27.233
Oh, yeah, that was good.

01:01:27.253 --> 01:01:28.072
With Phil Hartman.

01:01:28.132 --> 01:01:28.572
Yes.

01:01:29.014 --> 01:01:30.733
Oh, you want some great, that one,

01:01:30.753 --> 01:01:32.155
just go back to Jingle All the Way.

01:01:33.434 --> 01:01:33.614
Yeah.

01:01:39.177 --> 01:01:40.778
I have to say this before we end

01:01:40.818 --> 01:01:41.519
the podcast.

01:01:41.599 --> 01:01:43.481
I don't want this to be not said,

01:01:43.521 --> 01:01:45.922
but I did watch the trailer for The

01:01:45.961 --> 01:01:47.242
Mandalorian and Grogu.

01:01:47.362 --> 01:01:48.784
Grogu?

01:01:49.989 --> 01:01:50.849
Sorry, I got my,

01:01:50.949 --> 01:01:52.349
I'm stumbling on my words tonight.

01:01:52.369 --> 01:01:53.230
I'm a little tired.

01:01:53.989 --> 01:01:57.050
So hang on before you go any further.

01:01:57.570 --> 01:01:58.670
I was not in the room when she

01:01:58.710 --> 01:02:00.690
started watching this,

01:02:00.971 --> 01:02:01.871
but in the back of here,

01:02:04.572 --> 01:02:06.612
the baby is giggling her head off at

01:02:06.652 --> 01:02:07.092
Grogu.

01:02:07.193 --> 01:02:10.572
Y'all I make sounds whenever this, this,

01:02:10.733 --> 01:02:12.614
this beautiful little baby does stuff.

01:02:12.813 --> 01:02:13.693
I just make sounds.

01:02:13.914 --> 01:02:16.373
It emits joy.

01:02:17.195 --> 01:02:18.315
I vocalize joy.

01:02:18.335 --> 01:02:18.454
Yeah.

01:02:19.255 --> 01:02:19.934
Whenever this,

01:02:20.255 --> 01:02:21.255
whenever he's on the screen,

01:02:21.275 --> 01:02:21.836
he does something.

01:02:21.856 --> 01:02:22.757
I told Brock, I was like,

01:02:22.836 --> 01:02:23.998
what am I going to do sitting in

01:02:24.018 --> 01:02:24.538
the theater?

01:02:24.978 --> 01:02:27.260
I was like, I'm not sitting near you.

01:02:27.360 --> 01:02:29.260
I don't want to claim you disrupting the

01:02:29.300 --> 01:02:29.561
movie.

01:02:29.621 --> 01:02:30.501
I was like, I cannot.

01:02:30.882 --> 01:02:31.862
I mean, even watching the trailer,

01:02:31.902 --> 01:02:35.184
I'm like, I'm doing this the whole time.

01:02:35.284 --> 01:02:37.525
Cause this is like, so, so,

01:02:37.545 --> 01:02:38.887
so sorry for the people in the theater

01:02:38.907 --> 01:02:40.648
with me that night.

01:02:40.728 --> 01:02:41.027
Anyway.

01:02:42.179 --> 01:02:43.300
Penny says I'm a bad,

01:02:43.701 --> 01:02:45.403
I am a bad nineties kid and always

01:02:45.463 --> 01:02:47.045
a mix of the land before time landed

01:02:47.065 --> 01:02:47.487
the laws.

01:02:47.567 --> 01:02:47.766
Yeah.

01:02:48.047 --> 01:02:49.989
Well, it's easy to do.

01:02:50.130 --> 01:02:50.971
I mean, it's not hard.

01:02:51.032 --> 01:02:51.672
I understand that.

01:02:51.692 --> 01:02:51.992
Yeah.

01:02:53.257 --> 01:02:53.856
That's like funny.

01:02:53.876 --> 01:02:54.677
The land of the loss.

01:02:54.717 --> 01:02:55.679
Like I never knew that it was like

01:02:55.699 --> 01:02:56.478
a seventies show.

01:02:56.518 --> 01:02:57.760
Like I got introduced to land of the

01:02:57.800 --> 01:02:58.019
loss.

01:02:59.460 --> 01:03:00.661
There was a nineties version.

01:03:00.702 --> 01:03:01.141
They did.

01:03:01.161 --> 01:03:03.804
I didn't know about the nineties version.

01:03:03.824 --> 01:03:04.623
I was used to the seventies.

01:03:04.983 --> 01:03:05.103
Yeah.

01:03:05.143 --> 01:03:06.224
This was like a nineties when it was

01:03:06.364 --> 01:03:07.606
like ran like a couple of seasons.

01:03:07.626 --> 01:03:08.487
I think it's ABC.

01:03:08.547 --> 01:03:09.626
It might've been one season,

01:03:09.646 --> 01:03:10.668
but I remember they did.

01:03:10.708 --> 01:03:11.969
That was my introduction of land of the

01:03:12.009 --> 01:03:12.309
loss.

01:03:12.509 --> 01:03:14.871
Did the sleep stacks look any better than

01:03:14.891 --> 01:03:15.552
the seventies version?

01:03:16.112 --> 01:03:16.873
Yeah, a little bit.

01:03:17.193 --> 01:03:18.333
Yeah.

01:03:18.353 --> 01:03:19.494
God, sit in Marty Croft.

01:03:19.934 --> 01:03:20.856
That's another boy.

01:03:22.317 --> 01:03:24.418
That is a compilation of fever dreams in

01:03:24.438 --> 01:03:25.139
and of itself.

01:03:28.121 --> 01:03:28.643
Lots of,

01:03:29.483 --> 01:03:32.346
lots of things being taken to that time.

01:03:33.086 --> 01:03:33.286
Hmm.

01:03:35.784 --> 01:03:36.465
So Penny says,

01:03:36.525 --> 01:03:37.967
I'm going to make Ricky go with me

01:03:38.007 --> 01:03:39.927
to see the new Mandalorian because I love

01:03:39.947 --> 01:03:42.309
Grogu and my friend worked post-production

01:03:42.369 --> 01:03:42.570
on it.

01:03:42.610 --> 01:03:42.849
Nice.

01:03:42.869 --> 01:03:43.469
There you go.

01:03:43.650 --> 01:03:44.050
Nice.

01:03:44.751 --> 01:03:45.911
Did that see like it was the image

01:03:45.931 --> 01:03:47.353
that a new baby has entered the chat

01:03:47.373 --> 01:03:48.514
that there's a baby Greedo?

01:03:49.954 --> 01:03:55.059
There's a baby Rodian.

01:03:55.139 --> 01:03:55.599
Not Greedo.

01:03:55.619 --> 01:03:57.099
Look, if it can be baby Yoda,

01:03:57.159 --> 01:03:58.021
it can be baby Greedo.

01:04:00.121 --> 01:04:01.983
It was only Baby Yoda because we don't

01:04:02.003 --> 01:04:04.045
know what their species is called.

01:04:04.344 --> 01:04:06.646
We know that Greedo's a roadie.

01:04:06.706 --> 01:04:06.905
God,

01:04:06.945 --> 01:04:08.507
don't make me go freaking nerd on you.

01:04:09.507 --> 01:04:10.467
I mean, look at his shirt.

01:04:10.588 --> 01:04:11.789
I'm about to say, yeah,

01:04:11.829 --> 01:04:12.929
I said that with him in the wrong

01:04:12.949 --> 01:04:13.269
apparel.

01:04:13.289 --> 01:04:17.833
Don't make me go nerd on you here.

01:04:17.853 --> 01:04:19.012
Be excellent to each other.

01:04:19.032 --> 01:04:20.054
Come on, man.

01:04:24.583 --> 01:04:26.143
it's okay i've already been triggered on

01:04:26.164 --> 01:04:27.844
that uh victoria said the same thing she's

01:04:27.885 --> 01:04:29.465
like is that they're just gonna say this

01:04:29.505 --> 01:04:33.547
and then and like it's not it's it's

01:04:33.568 --> 01:04:39.612
a rodent it's a rodent maybe grito spit

01:04:39.692 --> 01:04:46.376
alabama oh well any other uh

01:04:48.780 --> 01:04:55.143
he says go a nerd and a geek

01:04:55.202 --> 01:05:02.286
podcast how no way right oh well we're

01:05:02.306 --> 01:05:03.967
gonna have bobby frick back right i think

01:05:03.987 --> 01:05:05.849
that's all yes a photo of him so

01:05:06.168 --> 01:05:08.170
i'll watch anything with bobby frick in it

01:05:08.230 --> 01:05:10.311
yes absolutely good to come out of the

01:05:10.331 --> 01:05:12.652
the the sequels yeah bobby frick yeah yeah

01:05:14.653 --> 01:05:18.076
so um well uh as as the the

01:05:18.195 --> 01:05:20.376
one guy who had never seen labyrinth until

01:05:21.036 --> 01:05:23.018
until a month and a half ago i

01:05:23.157 --> 01:05:25.938
will i liked it i liked it brought

01:05:25.978 --> 01:05:28.159
back good childhood memories for me uh as

01:05:28.280 --> 01:05:30.340
as far as being able to see a

01:05:30.641 --> 01:05:34.023
henson production from that era um i liked

01:05:34.063 --> 01:05:36.943
it a lot okay that's good to know

01:05:36.983 --> 01:05:38.465
yeah yeah i'll watch it again i need

01:05:38.485 --> 01:05:39.144
to watch it again

01:05:42.076 --> 01:05:42.356
Like I said,

01:05:42.376 --> 01:05:43.197
for anybody who didn't watch it,

01:05:43.217 --> 01:05:43.496
like I said,

01:05:43.516 --> 01:05:44.777
it's currently free on YouTube.

01:05:44.838 --> 01:05:45.039
Yeah,

01:05:45.478 --> 01:05:49.282
you can find it all over free services,

01:05:49.523 --> 01:05:50.503
free streaming services.

01:05:50.784 --> 01:05:53.246
I will watch that over NeverEnding Story.

01:05:54.086 --> 01:05:54.626
No problem.

01:05:55.989 --> 01:05:57.230
It's definitely better than NeverEnding

01:05:57.250 --> 01:05:57.550
Story.

01:05:58.590 --> 01:05:59.172
I'll give you that.

01:06:02.795 --> 01:06:06.057
I still don't understand the...

01:06:07.679 --> 01:06:09.219
They gave the horse Artax.

01:06:10.260 --> 01:06:11.822
They gave him no character build-up.

01:06:11.981 --> 01:06:13.664
How could that seem to be so sad

01:06:13.704 --> 01:06:15.244
when it's like, oh, horse is there,

01:06:15.304 --> 01:06:15.945
horse is gone.

01:06:16.766 --> 01:06:18.206
I wasn't emotionally connected to the

01:06:18.246 --> 01:06:18.507
horse.

01:06:18.547 --> 01:06:18.987
I'm sorry.

01:06:19.126 --> 01:06:21.289
I saw a video where somebody did AI

01:06:21.349 --> 01:06:22.168
to correct that.

01:06:22.190 --> 01:06:23.731
It shows him coming up out of the

01:06:23.771 --> 01:06:23.951
mud.

01:06:23.990 --> 01:06:25.572
It's like childhood trauma fixed.

01:06:25.592 --> 01:06:27.813
That must have been where George R.R.

01:06:27.954 --> 01:06:31.235
Martin got his start.

01:06:31.295 --> 01:06:32.476
Killing off main characters.

01:06:34.217 --> 01:06:35.159
There was no character build-up.

01:06:35.179 --> 01:06:35.579
That horse

01:06:36.661 --> 01:06:38.422
I definitely put a labyrinth at the end

01:06:38.443 --> 01:06:40.603
of the movie.

01:06:40.744 --> 01:06:41.784
They were all asleep.

01:06:42.525 --> 01:06:44.146
Just like labyrinth.

01:06:46.748 --> 01:06:47.289
Well, that was, you know,

01:06:47.309 --> 01:06:48.351
that was actually legit too,

01:06:48.391 --> 01:06:49.512
because it could have been a kid just

01:06:49.532 --> 01:06:50.813
fell asleep when he was up in the,

01:06:51.032 --> 01:06:52.594
in the attic and never ending story.

01:06:52.634 --> 01:06:52.673
So.

01:06:52.773 --> 01:06:52.893
Yeah.

01:06:54.815 --> 01:06:54.976
Yeah.

01:06:55.056 --> 01:06:56.217
See our tax, you, you,

01:06:56.237 --> 01:06:57.617
you finally got to know him at the

01:06:57.717 --> 01:06:59.639
end of the movie at the beginning where

01:06:59.659 --> 01:07:00.621
he goes into the mud.

01:07:00.641 --> 01:07:02.041
It's like, why are you crying?

01:07:04.268 --> 01:07:05.769
He just showed up on screen and then

01:07:05.989 --> 01:07:06.471
he's gone.

01:07:06.710 --> 01:07:08.833
As an adult, though, but as a kid,

01:07:08.853 --> 01:07:10.934
I mean, you like horses.

01:07:11.235 --> 01:07:12.775
It kind of breaks your heart as a

01:07:12.835 --> 01:07:13.315
kid.

01:07:14.036 --> 01:07:16.079
So you didn't see it as a kid,

01:07:16.119 --> 01:07:16.259
though.

01:07:16.318 --> 01:07:16.759
No.

01:07:16.798 --> 01:07:17.880
You saw it as an adult.

01:07:17.920 --> 01:07:19.601
Horse gone.

01:07:20.322 --> 01:07:23.545
Okay.

01:07:23.664 --> 01:07:23.804
Okay.

01:07:28.829 --> 01:07:29.648
Exactly.

01:07:29.949 --> 01:07:30.550
Bravo.

01:07:31.050 --> 01:07:33.512
Bravo, Rook.

01:07:34.092 --> 01:07:34.693
Bravo.

01:07:34.813 --> 01:07:35.715
We got a shot.

01:07:35.735 --> 01:07:35.914
Bravo.

01:07:35.954 --> 01:07:42.121
We love you, Rookie.

01:07:42.181 --> 01:07:43.822
I wasn't emotionally connected.

01:07:43.942 --> 01:07:45.324
I wasn't emotionally connected to the

01:07:45.364 --> 01:07:45.583
horse.

01:07:45.603 --> 01:07:47.286
It should be Brock's epitaph.

01:07:47.346 --> 01:07:49.067
Yes, it's going on your tombstone.

01:08:02.119 --> 01:08:04.141
we're gonna have to get started much early

01:08:04.181 --> 01:08:05.621
in the evening if we get rick on

01:08:05.661 --> 01:08:07.822
this thing okay because it'll take us

01:08:07.882 --> 01:08:09.681
forever to get through this thing yeah

01:08:09.742 --> 01:08:12.103
okay when when we have rookie on an

01:08:12.163 --> 01:08:14.143
episode finally we're gonna have to start

01:08:14.204 --> 01:08:16.024
the stream earlier in the evening because

01:08:16.064 --> 01:08:17.024
it's gonna go a while

01:08:17.954 --> 01:08:19.155
You guys will love it.

01:08:19.435 --> 01:08:21.136
Settle in for the evening if we get

01:08:21.176 --> 01:08:21.657
him on.

01:08:21.697 --> 01:08:22.757
You guys will love it.

01:08:22.778 --> 01:08:24.358
We'll have no idea what we're talking

01:08:24.398 --> 01:08:26.760
about either.

01:08:27.239 --> 01:08:29.320
You think we always joke about sitting

01:08:29.360 --> 01:08:31.381
around at Denny's or at Hardee's or

01:08:31.421 --> 01:08:32.643
whatever and talking about stuff?

01:08:32.703 --> 01:08:35.704
It'll get really like that.

01:08:35.805 --> 01:08:36.425
I tell you what,

01:08:36.904 --> 01:08:38.626
let's do a five-hour stream and Rook will

01:08:38.645 --> 01:08:40.186
give you all his thoughts on Transformers.

01:08:42.265 --> 01:08:44.005
I've heard those rants and they are

01:08:44.164 --> 01:08:45.466
magnificent.

01:08:45.605 --> 01:08:46.765
Or the Harry Potter ones.

01:08:47.525 --> 01:08:48.826
How are we going to squeeze the rest

01:08:48.886 --> 01:08:50.706
of the podcast into fifteen minutes then?

01:08:53.686 --> 01:08:54.386
So Penny says,

01:08:54.466 --> 01:08:55.926
remind me sometime to tell you my thoughts

01:08:55.947 --> 01:08:56.927
on Neverending Story.

01:08:57.247 --> 01:08:57.967
Absolutely.

01:08:58.948 --> 01:08:59.648
Shane says, well,

01:08:59.667 --> 01:09:00.967
it's not as bad as laughing at the

01:09:01.007 --> 01:09:02.108
scene and saying, who cares?

01:09:06.088 --> 01:09:06.469
Penny says,

01:09:06.488 --> 01:09:07.828
you'll get a bottle of wine and be

01:09:07.868 --> 01:09:08.149
ready.

01:09:08.208 --> 01:09:08.770
There you go.

01:09:08.789 --> 01:09:09.270
Alright.

01:09:09.289 --> 01:09:10.789
Good deal.

01:09:11.630 --> 01:09:12.369
You get it, Penny.

01:09:12.409 --> 01:09:12.850
You get it.

01:09:12.890 --> 01:09:13.671
You understand.

01:09:13.711 --> 01:09:14.511
Yeah, you understand.

01:09:16.511 --> 01:09:17.032
Oh, my.

01:09:17.752 --> 01:09:19.511
Well, so there we go.

01:09:19.752 --> 01:09:20.632
Especially for Noah.

01:09:20.733 --> 01:09:24.094
We have given our thoughts on Labyrinth,

01:09:24.113 --> 01:09:24.654
finally.

01:09:26.654 --> 01:09:27.274
I enjoyed it.

01:09:27.335 --> 01:09:28.255
I will watch it again.

01:09:30.515 --> 01:09:31.256
I thought it was good.

01:09:31.376 --> 01:09:32.756
And we are going to make a road

01:09:32.777 --> 01:09:35.657
trip to see Hoggle up in Scottsboro at

01:09:35.716 --> 01:09:37.137
some point.

01:09:37.318 --> 01:09:37.997
That's a promise.

01:09:38.877 --> 01:09:39.779
We've got to go see him now.

01:09:39.798 --> 01:09:39.878
Yeah.

01:09:42.118 --> 01:09:44.940
Any other closing thoughts before we wrap

01:09:44.980 --> 01:09:46.061
up this evening?

01:09:47.342 --> 01:09:48.583
We're in the wrap-up phase.

01:09:49.923 --> 01:09:50.645
What?

01:09:50.664 --> 01:09:51.525
Baby Greedo.

01:09:51.666 --> 01:09:52.445
Baby Greedo.

01:09:52.466 --> 01:09:52.907
Baby Greedo.

01:09:52.926 --> 01:09:58.149
I'm so disappointed in you both.

01:09:58.369 --> 01:09:58.690
Look.

01:09:58.810 --> 01:09:59.570
I enjoy wars.

01:09:59.610 --> 01:10:01.091
I'm not as deep in the trenches in

01:10:01.131 --> 01:10:01.452
it, though.

01:10:03.251 --> 01:10:06.012
i'm messing with you man i've seen it

01:10:06.052 --> 01:10:07.453
posted everywhere online too and it just

01:10:07.472 --> 01:10:08.594
makes me cringe every time i see it

01:10:08.613 --> 01:10:13.036
so it's a rodeo you noob sorry go

01:10:13.055 --> 01:10:19.439
ahead let's let's see shane says you're

01:10:19.458 --> 01:10:20.939
going to do the spot kirk through the

01:10:20.960 --> 01:10:22.520
glass when you see hoggle yes

01:10:26.663 --> 01:10:29.305
i wasn't emotionally attached that's right

01:10:30.707 --> 01:10:38.273
that is that's uh that was great oh

01:10:38.932 --> 01:10:40.793
that should be a review on itunes oh

01:10:40.814 --> 01:10:40.875
god

01:10:45.743 --> 01:10:48.447
rook really says uh ricky says baby grito

01:10:48.487 --> 01:10:51.470
implies that han orphaned him i mean i

01:10:51.490 --> 01:10:53.974
always assumed after episode one grito

01:10:54.054 --> 01:10:55.796
probably tried to go into pod racing and

01:10:55.836 --> 01:10:58.238
failed at it yeah because he was there

01:10:58.259 --> 01:11:00.662
with anakin he knew anakin and he was

01:11:00.702 --> 01:11:01.583
making fun of him so

01:11:04.077 --> 01:11:04.577
Oh, well,

01:11:04.596 --> 01:11:06.278
we have thoroughly enjoyed being with you

01:11:06.297 --> 01:11:08.698
guys here tonight as always.

01:11:08.738 --> 01:11:09.658
Thank you so much for,

01:11:09.958 --> 01:11:11.460
thank you so much for coming back after

01:11:11.500 --> 01:11:13.340
us being gone for a month.

01:11:13.359 --> 01:11:14.501
Those of you that are here tonight,

01:11:14.541 --> 01:11:16.680
thank you for being here and getting,

01:11:16.720 --> 01:11:17.822
getting through some of this.

01:11:17.881 --> 01:11:19.122
It's a.

01:11:19.162 --> 01:11:20.863
Chase is the horse from never ending.

01:11:20.882 --> 01:11:22.542
Should get a Razzie award for the worst

01:11:22.622 --> 01:11:22.842
actor.

01:11:23.002 --> 01:11:23.583
Amen.

01:11:23.604 --> 01:11:24.503
No character development,

01:11:24.564 --> 01:11:26.385
no character development whatsoever on

01:11:26.404 --> 01:11:26.965
that horse.

01:11:28.135 --> 01:11:28.494
Oh,

01:11:28.636 --> 01:11:30.436
but we thank you guys so much again

01:11:30.476 --> 01:11:31.377
for joining us tonight.

01:11:31.398 --> 01:11:32.878
We have thoroughly enjoyed this.

01:11:33.899 --> 01:11:36.041
We'll revisit Labyrinth at some point.

01:11:36.060 --> 01:11:38.582
We'll go see Hoggle up in Scottsboro if

01:11:38.623 --> 01:11:38.923
we want.

01:11:39.872 --> 01:11:43.012
But in the meantime, go to BamaGeeks.com.

01:11:43.033 --> 01:11:44.654
That's where you can find all the videos,

01:11:44.673 --> 01:11:46.215
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01:11:46.555 --> 01:11:48.095
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I need to go back and add some

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You can see our guest bios.

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You can request to be a guest on

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Not ever necessary,

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but it's there if you want all the

01:12:06.382 --> 01:12:07.042
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01:12:08.042 --> 01:12:11.045
On social media, we post there,

01:12:11.085 --> 01:12:12.086
like I said at the beginning,

01:12:12.286 --> 01:12:14.106
about as much as we live stream,

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which is once every couple of weeks.

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But we're there.

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We're there.

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01:12:45.204 --> 01:12:47.286
only supporting us but just for showing up

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listening to the episodes joining us in

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the live streams always love the

01:12:52.168 --> 01:12:54.010
engagement love the engagement love

01:12:54.029 --> 01:12:55.390
sitting here chatting with you guys thank

01:12:55.411 --> 01:12:56.791
you all so much for the great comments

01:12:56.850 --> 01:12:57.712
tonight this has been fun

01:12:58.206 --> 01:12:59.309
But if you want to be a top

01:12:59.349 --> 01:13:01.814
member, give us money.

01:13:01.935 --> 01:13:02.917
If you want us to shut up,

01:13:02.997 --> 01:13:03.719
give us more money.

01:13:05.167 --> 01:13:05.887
And the way we're going,

01:13:05.908 --> 01:13:06.948
you're going to hear us talk for a

01:13:07.088 --> 01:13:08.408
long time.

01:13:08.429 --> 01:13:12.890
So Bama, Freddie toy Atlanta in a month.

01:13:12.930 --> 01:13:13.610
Yes, sir.

01:13:14.131 --> 01:13:14.591
Um, I,

01:13:15.351 --> 01:13:17.572
I am not sure yet if Jess and

01:13:17.612 --> 01:13:19.193
I are going to be there as much

01:13:19.212 --> 01:13:20.012
as I would love to.

01:13:20.033 --> 01:13:21.173
It may be a day trip if we

01:13:21.194 --> 01:13:21.594
do go.

01:13:22.613 --> 01:13:23.953
Um, but yeah,

01:13:24.034 --> 01:13:25.914
toy Atlanta and best of luck to you,

01:13:25.954 --> 01:13:28.176
my friend and all your diorama sales.

01:13:28.456 --> 01:13:30.296
I hope you do well again this year.

01:13:30.457 --> 01:13:31.717
Absolutely.

01:13:31.757 --> 01:13:32.538
Absolutely.

01:13:32.578 --> 01:13:34.840
And I'm going to be rearranging my detox

01:13:34.880 --> 01:13:35.801
before too much longer,

01:13:35.841 --> 01:13:36.900
so I may need to get with you

01:13:36.940 --> 01:13:39.203
at some point once I figure out how

01:13:39.222 --> 01:13:40.622
I'm going to put things in there.

01:13:42.742 --> 01:13:44.261
But we're going to wrap it up.

01:13:44.421 --> 01:13:45.582
We're going to call it a night.

01:13:45.722 --> 01:13:47.622
We thank you so much for joining us

01:13:47.662 --> 01:13:48.563
on your Sunday night.

01:13:48.643 --> 01:13:50.524
We hope you have a wonderful week.

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Hey, that too.

01:14:09.028 --> 01:14:10.148
Yeah, that too.

01:14:10.167 --> 01:14:12.029
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01:14:31.048 --> 01:14:32.730
Yeah, good night to you guys.

01:14:32.751 --> 01:14:33.110
Thank you.

01:14:33.671 --> 01:14:34.233
Good night.

01:14:34.653 --> 01:14:35.594
Good night.

01:14:35.613 --> 01:14:36.975
We're going to talk to you guys very

01:14:37.034 --> 01:14:37.335
soon.

01:14:37.475 --> 01:14:39.337
Hope to see y'all in two more weeks.

01:14:39.377 --> 01:14:40.637
Join us here again.

01:14:40.698 --> 01:14:41.118
Sunday night.

01:14:41.158 --> 01:14:42.960
We'll be back here in two weeks.

01:14:43.000 --> 01:14:45.362
So for Bo and Kevin and Jess,

01:14:45.481 --> 01:14:45.921
I'm Brock.

01:14:45.942 --> 01:14:47.122
We're the Bama geeks.

01:14:47.302 --> 01:14:48.744
Have a wonderful weekend.

01:14:48.765 --> 01:14:49.985
And for our friends up in the Northeast,

01:14:50.166 --> 01:14:51.886
stay warm.

01:14:51.926 --> 01:14:52.467
Good night.