Episode #72: Movie Trivia Moxie 3: The Third Chapter

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I'm gonna eat some loud ass chicken.
I'm gonna eat some loud ass chicken.
Join me at the dock to witness me eat my fortieth chicken in a row.
I gotta break some of the choke.

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That guy is a hero.
He is a hero.
Hello, Legions. Hello.
I am your host, the marvelous Mike Dudley.
Joined as always by my co-host, cohort, and youngest brother.
MD3 Marcus Dudley checking in on a Y-O-U.

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What is going on out there in podcast land?
We are broadcasting live from the Wachabin watching studios,
right here in the swamp of Lake Jackson that drains itself quarterly.
Coming at you from Tallahassee, Florida as you already know.
How are you today, my brother?
I'm good, man. I'm good.
It's been a long and arduous day, so I'm glad to be hanging out with you

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and kicking back a couple of chuckles.
There it is. That's what it's all about.
Because life is...
Chuckles is what I call whippets, by the way.
Yeah, that can crack the balloon, too, baby. Let's go.
That's right. That's right.
Oh, my God.
You have to talk when you're on that stuff.
It's like, you can't help yourself.
Don't do drugs, kids.
I'm not here to promote that.

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No, just do good drugs.
15 seconds in, we're like demonetized on YouTube.
New record.
Anyways, what's going on with you, though, brother?
Oh, man. Oh, man.
Just trying to get through the last days of summer school starting up
so the kiddos are finally no longer at the house.
Just getting past Labor Day weekend, or...

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Sorry, Memorial Day weekend. What is it?
One of the vacations.
Labor Day. I think, right?
Yeah, Labor Day.
Yeah, whatever.
Anyways, good.
Either way, we appreciate your service, either unions or military.
Absolutely. Absolutely, we do.
No, that's what's up, man.
I understand. Get back into it.
I know all season starts back on.
I know you're excited.
I watched a little something about that, but we're not here for that yet.

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We are here to first off promote Ketza, Always Bright, for the...
Oh, thank God you said it right, because I totally forgot about that.
Ketza, Always Bright for the lovely intro.
Music that always puts a smile on our face, that always lets the people,
that they are tuned in to the right channel,
puts us all in the mood we need to be in, and we appreciate that.
Also, big shout out to Mr. A1, Mr. Quadruple Threat himself.

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My goodness, he does so much.
You can find him at a1reality.music.
Did I say that right?
Yeah.
A1reality.music, yeah, at gmail.com.
I know he's got a web, I gotta get better about promoting stuff in a better fashion.
But no, if you need custom beats, all of our interlude music,
all the special music we get, the non-actional Florida State inspired theme

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that you hear occasionally, the one, he put it down for the episode number 69,
the ladies man episode, the romantic queries.
I'm not gonna lie, I had some good loving to that song.
I'm not gonna lie.
It's a good one.
I was by myself, but it was really good.
Like Bobby Caldwell in there.
Sometimes I wonder where I've been.
It was a visual gag that I'm sure you can pick up on.

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Thank you, Candles, Full Lake Mirror, watch me do me.
That's what's up.
I like to make eye contact, you know?
All right.
Mr. A1's like, you promote me and then you just take it straight to your debauch.
Anyways, shout out to Mr. A1 for the interlude music.
Shout out, where can they, that lovely banner, people love it.
Where do they find that at?
They can find that at MKDudleyArt.

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They can also reach us online at facebook.com slash Dudley Bro's podcast.
We are on the Gmail at whatchup been watching podcast at gmail.com.
Also on Instagram.
Also on Instagram.
Instagram at whatchup been watching.
And that's all of our plugs, all of our plugs, all of our plugs.
Plus, you know, we out here.
Yeah.
I was selling hand-printed Bob Marley t-shirts for, you know, three bucks for 15, or three of them for 15.

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Oh yeah.
I was a...
I mean, it was Bill Marley, but it wasn't.
Bill Marley.
That's Bill Murray.
With dreadlocks.
That's stupid.
I was breaking into homes and stealing magnets off their refrigerator and then pawnin' them shits.
Oh.
Not a lot of value in them, but hey, got a nice collection though.

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I mean, it'll ruin your day.
Like, now all of a sudden I got kids' art all over my kitchen floor for no reason.
That's right.
Where am I gonna put my gold stars and to-do lists?
Breaking in people's house just to do annoying shit.
Like, I take the backs out of all your earrings.
No shoelaces in the whole house.
Anyways.
Oh man, so the reason people tune in is partly for our nonsense,

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but Michael, the people need to know before we play our very special game that we like to play.
Oh, that's right, baby.
We got a special one today.
We sure do.
We are bringing back movie trivia, moxie, a.k.a. what you've been knowin' for, I think our third, maybe fourth round?
I think it might be, yeah.
It's our third round.
It's our third round, yeah.
Two brothers enter, one brother leaves.
Victorious.

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Pretty much.
But until then, man, the people need to know what you've been watchin', my brother.
My man, I have been watching a lot of kids' cartoons.
Y'allin' wrong with it.
Not by choice.
I can highly recommend Bluie.
I've heard a few.
I've heard really good things about it.
Yeah.
It's a truth be told, separating the fact that I've seen every episode at least 60 times now,

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because it's the only thing that they fucking wanna watch,
tiny men in time out, but enough of that.
It's really good.
It's one of those cartoons where it not only teaches kids something,
but if the parents are watching, it kinda teaches the parents how to parent.
And it's not forcing it down your throat.
It's not like, and here's the lesson, but it's just like, you see it the way they interact,

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and much like how the kids will learn something in the cartoon by the end of it,
so will the parents.
And so it's meant to sort of lead you on like, huh, never thought of that before.
We're like, oh, other parents have this problem too, and like, that's okay, you know.
Yeah, no, I mean, I know a lot of parents that swear by it,
and I'm not just in the way of like, oh, it entertains my kids,

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but they actually like it.
They're like, oh, in terms of being a tolerable show, this is the one.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
And there's some funny moments out here, so.
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
All the characters have their own little personality.
Like, I love the dad just because he's so downtrodden.
Like, everybody just kicks him around.
Whatever.
I've seen the memes.
He just takes his beatings.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Like, the kids are climbing all over him.

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Mom's reading a book, and she's just like,
I guess it's your turn to play with him.
That's how it goes sometimes, right?
Sometimes, you're like, okay, cool.
Like, he just wants to work out.
They're like literally hanging off his arms while he's trying to lift weights and stuff.
Is the main character, is the child named Bluey?
Yes.
Okay.
And then she has a little sister named Bingo.

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Okay, okay.
Cute little Australian.
I think they're like Blue Healers or something like that.
It's based on like real dogs.
I would hope so.
Yeah.
Blue is based off of real dog too, of my imagination.
Oh, man.
But yeah, it's fun.
Yeah, I need to check it out.
Like I said, honestly, I've heard a lot of good things about it.
So it was, uh, gotta be on the list.

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Those shows do come around every once in a while.
I know a lot of grown men that watched Yo-Whip.
I said grown men.
They were drunken college age, but they love Yo-Gabba-Gabba.
And certain shows like that, it would just be all on board it.
So maybe it's one of those.
I don't know.
I am rolling on DMT and liquorice spice and enjoying this.
Enjoying this, right, right.

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So what else have you been watching, man?
Oh, man.
Oh, so interesting story.
Liz had never seen, uh, Clerks III yet.
Has she seen one and two?
She had seen one and two.
And so kind of was perusing through.
She was like, oh, I've never seen that one.
I'm like, well, of course I have because I've seen every Kevin Smith thing,
at least 14 times.
So it's, yeah, throw it on.
Why not?

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You know, no big deal.
She's like, oh, is, uh, is Rosario Dawson in this one?
And I was like, yeah, she is.
Um, why don't we just watch it and we'll, whatever.
Uh, so anyway, so it's, it's a fun movie.
Like, I think I've talked about it before.
It is a good, I wouldn't call it a movie fun.
Um, it is.
Well, that's true.

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It is, it is definitely of the Clerks series.
It is definitely the most emotionally, uh, investing.
Like, I mean, there's some downright out and out sad scenes for instance.
So not to spoil, but in the third act when Dante has his heart attack and he's
sitting there dying and like he's watching the movie of his life and it's just
basically all highlights from clerks and clerks too, stuff like that.

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I've already got big fat tears rolling down.
You know, I'm like, I'm a sob story for that kind of thing.
Anyway, I look over to my left and I see that.
I look over to my left and I see Liz.
Big fat, lovely tears running down her rosy cheeks.
The little bottom lip, just a quiver and sergeant quiver lip.
Oh, bro.

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This girl cries at Kevin Smith movies.
The keeper.
I'm in love, bro.
Yeah, that's what's up.
I'm in love.
That's what's up.
That's what's up, man.
Yeah.
No, I assume she liked it though.
She did.
She did.
She did kind of after it.
She was like, why didn't you tell me it was going to be like that?
You got to kind of experience it for yourself.
Believe me, I paid full price to see that in the theaters and walk away like, fuck you, Kevin Smith.

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Yeah.
I didn't want to feel shit today.
Yeah, I know.
That one, that one snuck up on me.
I know as he's getting older and you know, he's certainly become, I think, post his heart attack,
he's certainly be a little bit more emotional.
He's got a lot more, not that his original movies didn't have heart, but these certainly have a lot more heart to it.
Yeah, for sure.
So I guess it's just heart in a different way more.

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They're not nearly cynical.
They're not nearly as not stoic, but you know what I'm saying, like clerics and mall rats and chasing Amy,
like that's a very like sharp edged, like jaded view of the world.
And I think a lot of his older movies, especially since like Red State have sort of gone a little bit more light hearted,

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maybe not light hearted, but a little bit more joy of life or like not necessarily focusing on the negative,
but trying to accentuate the positive.
I'd say that's a fair assessment.
It's not on the scene Red State, which I really need to.
Oh man, that's, yeah.
I actually like that movie because it is the most unlike Kevin Smith movie that he's ever done.
Yeah, that's whatever.
Yeah, we've said that before.

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I mean, like even Tusk has a little bit of the, the like wordiness to it,
a little bit of the like, you know, snap, snappy pop culture reference, you know, retort cynicism, you know, that kind of thing.
It's very, very, yeah, it's very, very talky head, but very snappy talky head.
This one's a little bit more slow and it's not nearly as snappy wit.

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I like it.
I'll have to watch it.
And it was on like to be or one of those for free and I just never got around to it.
So put it in the queue.
Yeah, for sure.
But yeah, anything else you watch with her, I mean, we don't have to spend them all today, certainly, but we got time to do.
No, no, no, I got, I think that about Curz.
I mean, I got a few others, but we'll save that one for a true what you've been watching.
I'll give you, I'll give you one if you ask.

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What you've been watching, bro?
As we just mentioned, football season is gearing back up and I typically watch these hard knock shows and they did, it's just the HBO kind of documentary that they do with, they pick up, they select a football team.
And they just did one that they do the off season. So it's just, you kind of follow around the general manager of a football team.

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And it was of the New York Giants.
And I'm not trying to kick you while you're down in New York Giants, but like, you didn't really look kind of over his skis and the way he did things like the owner.
Like what?
For example, the owner of the New York Giants came in and they're potentially, they have a contract dispute with somebody who's their best player.
This guy's sake one Barkley.
And he's a running back and he's been in his, you know, running backs have slowly been devalued in terms of what their amount of salary that they've been able to pull over the last couple years.

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He's at a number, they're at a number, they're not seeing eye to eye, whatever.
And the owner comes in and it's pretty much just like, hey, he's our most popular player by far.
Like not only just like, he fills the seats, he sells the jerseys.
He's the draw basically.
Yeah, like we don't have a lot going on right now.
And as you very well know, their heated rivals are the Eagles.

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They were on the phone about trading them to the Eagles and the owner was just like, I'll tell you what, I'll have a hard time sleeping at night if he goes to the Eagles.
And the general manager who you kind of follow around to him.
I'm sure he's a nice guy.
It just came across like he didn't, he wasn't like, for lack of a better term, like a big dog, you know what I mean?
You got to kind of be a big dog in those scenarios.

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Sure, right.
Sure enough, say, Mark, that goes with the Eagles.
So that was kind of fun to watch.
And then they do one with the preseason, which they, the number one draft pick, this kid Caleb Williams, who's very talented and a lot of, he won the Heisman a couple of years ago, went to the Chicago Bears and they followed him around.
And it's typically with the, with the preseason ones, all they do is you follow who the big draft names are, or if they have a star on the team, you kind of follow them around.

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You follow around, typically they find a few guys that are potential going to be cut and you just kind of follow like, hey, are they going to make the 53 man roster?
Yeah, it's like, it sounds like a, like a truncated version of like hoop dreams or something like that.
Kind of, yeah.
And you just, I mean, they got to cut it down to 53 people.
And so they select a few guys that are have a pretty interesting enough personalities where it's a good storyline and you kind of follow them and do they make it or not, whatever.

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But I was just surprised they did one shot on the final episode, which I wasn't expecting it.
It was actually like, cinematically really cool to watch and they kind of snuck it in there.
I'm like, wait a second, that's an interesting, usually with the documentary like this, just a couple guys on camera, you cut to, oh, we're going to go practice.
You cut to the practice.
Couple action shots of sit down interview.
Yeah.

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Like dark room.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And they did kind of, they were showing their number one draft pick, this kid Caleb Williams, the quarterback.
They were showing him on the field talking with a coach and he was certain sitting there learning a lesson.
And like, it's the same field that they're shooting it on, but they kind of zoom up into the left and then it's him throwing a pass and he's completing it and he's talking with his coaches and then it zooms back to the original spot and it's him getting more coaching and it's all this continuous.

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Okay.
Okay.
And it was a cool shot.
It wasn't like anything you may or may not haven't seen before, but I'd never seen it in a football documentary.
So I had to give it a little bit of credit.
Like he was in two spots at once through the, through the magic of like camera trickery.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's cool.
That's cool.
And it was just, it was surprising because I didn't think they were going to do that level of production value.
So it was like, Hey, like, that was a nice, it took me a second to be like, did they just zoom to a different field?

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Oh, he's back.
But the original, he's still on when they zoom back, he's still over there receiving his lesson from the coach or whatever.
And then they zoomed to the right and he's doing a different drill.
And they zoomed back to him being taught and then back to him throwing the ball and it was all the same field and stuff.
So, I mean, that's, that's definitely not a shot that you can just on the fly or like day of be like, Oh, let's just do this.

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Like that takes careful consideration and planning coordination.
Like you got to get the camera moving the exact same speed every time and like the exact same direction, you know, like that's, that's some careful coordination.
So it, like I said, it was, it's amazing what happens when you give like art to people who actually give a damn, you know, absolutely.
And they could, I just, I've been watching the show.
I never really have that much investment in.

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I just, again, I follow the NFL as you guys well know, but it was mostly just, I was surprised to see that production value.
Oh, shit.
Like good for you.
Hey, show off a little bit.
Do you think that's cool?
Right on, man.
Kind of interesting.
Just kind of perked my attention for something I kind of had on the background.
So that's about all I've been watching.
I've been busy as hell or moving and more will be revealed on the podcast, but we're not here for that today.

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So,
So you want to dive into this competition, the healthy spirit of this.
Oh brother, if you only knew the pain you called down when you challenged me to this, I'm going to body slam you, but not just physically, mentally.
I'm going to take your mind and twist it in the shape that you never thought humanly possible.
And I'm going to spit you back out, out into the streets to beg for scraps like the loser you are.

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I like it.
Cut more promos.
You ever see Dan Soder do macho man?
Yeah, he's perfect at it.
So we are here to,
I mean, I do a pretty good.
No, you did do a pretty good one.
He's got a pretty good.
Dan Soder?
Yes, Mike.
I did a Dan Soder.
Should take it on the road.
Far, far away.
We are here to do our movie trivia moxie round three, AKA whatcha been?

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No, and you can hear Michael sloshes drinks about as he prepares his mind mentally.
I like to keep the mind fluid and loose.
That's right.
That's right.
So we have 25 questions each.
All right.
And we are going to take turns going five at a time.
Each question is worth one point.
All right.
All right.

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We're just going to keep it nice and simple today.
We're not going to do five points for this or whatever.
Whatever.
Whatever.
We're just going to keep it all on board with a 25 point maximum.
I like it.
Straight, straightforward.
I have written heads or tails down on a piece of paper.
Okay.
I'm going to flip the proverbial coin.

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What is it?
Heads.
It is tails as you see.
Of course it is.
I'm going to defer.
That means I'm going to let you answer your questions first.
Okay.
So you are going to be on, I guess, I don't know if that's offense or defense.
I'm on offense because I'm trying to stump you.
You are pretty offensive.
I know.
Grossly.
Anyways.

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All right.
You ready?
I am, sir.
I've come up with some very fun categories for you.
We're going to start right here at home.
I need to know, truly, are you ready?
Because there is no prisoners taking.
There is no quarter given.
No quarter given.
No nothing like that.
We're going to try to have fun.
None asked.
I just asked that you answer somewhat slow so that people at home can play along.
So that's the only thing.
Unless you're just really excited and blurted out.

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Eventually it's just going to be Michael and I, we're going to run out of topics.
We'll be like, what's that one line from that one movie that I say all the time and
it'll somehow know which one.
All right.
Are you ready?
I am, sir.
We are going to start super local and then we're going to zoom out a little bit.
Now Michael and I attended the same high school, Leon High right here in Tallahassee,

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Tallahassee, Tallahassee, and my first category is go big red.
And this is all about Leon High School alone.
Go big red.
Yeah.
And I'm not going to tell you the mascot.
So for all you people that are going to fish for our personal accounts.
Right.
What was your high school mascot?

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Sure you can figure it out, but we're not going to just outright tell you.
It was the Virgin Indigenous Peoples.
That was our mascot.
All right.
Yeah.
It's Leon.
Anyway, that's right.
All right.
Question number one, which Leon alumni was nominated for two Academy Awards for Bonnie

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and Clyde and Chinatown?
Oh, oh sir.
That was the fabulous Faye Dunaway who interestingly enough went on a date.
Went on a double date with our grandmother at one point.
Our grandmother did not respect her because she was from two egg.
Yeah.
That's right.
That's right.
That's right.

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She thought she was all that, but she was from two egg.
That's right.
That is true.
Faye Dunaway, Leon High School alumni for those that didn't know.
That's right.
That's right.
All right.
You ready for that?
You got that point.
You ready to go to the next one?
Yeah.

(20:48):
I'm going to say that the school that we went to, she has sprawled her name somewhere on
the stage.
I have yet to see it, but rumor is it's there.
They buffed that shit out years ago.
Yeah.
Probably Charlie Day with the wax machines.
Anyway, a stupid bitch thinks she's going to be something.
She's nothing.
She's from two egg.
I'm sorry.

(21:09):
Speaking of Faye Dunaway, she is one of 26 people to win both an Academy Award and the
coveted Golden Raspberry.
Oh.
All right.
She is one of seven women to win both awards though.
So 26 people have won an Oscar and a Raspberry.
Only one of seven women.
Okay.

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Can you name another woman that has won both an Oscar and a Golden Razzie?
Okay.
Let me think about this.
One that you should definitely get.
You don't get a point for each one you name.
I just need one.
Okay.
Okay.
My first initial reaction was Halle Berry.
But I'm not sure if she actually won for Monsters Ball.

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Do you mean won the Razzie or won the Oscar?
No, won the Oscar for Mon- Yeah, she didn't get the Razzie.
That's why I was confused.
He said one won.
I was like, what are we talking about here?
I'm going to say Halle Berry, but as a backup just to hedge my bet.
And I also say Sandra Bullock.
You would be right on both fronts.
Yes.

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Halle Berry got it for Monsters Ball and she also got it for Cowboy Woman.
That's right.
She accepted her Razzie, which most people don't do in person with her Oscar in her hand.
Oh really?
Yeah.
Oh, that's nice.
Sandra Bullock did the same thing for, I forget what movie she...
The Blind Side.
No, no, she won the Oscar for the Blind Side.
I remember what she won the Razzie for.

(22:34):
Some probably terrible.
The opposition.
I think it was the love movie she did with Bradley Cooper, like Forgetting Steve or something
like that.
Whatever it was.
Either way, forgettable movie title.
Yeah, for real.
You'd be right on both fronts.
All right.
Seven Wim, I'll give you the list of all seven.
Yeah, please.
Obviously, Fade Down Away is won.

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What did she win the Razzie for?
Oh, Mommy Dearest, I think.
Oh, really?
Thanks, R. She might have been nominated for Mommy Dearest.
No more wire hangers.
That one, really?
Yeah.
Okay.
I don't remember, don't ask me in the movies, but Liza Minnelli.
Okay.
Sophia Coppola for obviously Godfather 3 and then she won for the movie she directed.

(23:18):
The Virgin Suicides, yeah.
Oh, no, I think it was Lost in Translation.
Oh, she did do Lost in Translation.
That's right.
And then Halle Berry and Nicole Kidman, Sandra Bullock and Kim Basinger.
Okay.
Seven Women to Win and Oscar and a Razzie.
Has Halle Berry ever won an Oscar while holding a Razzie?
She should.

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That'd be dope.
Right?
That'd be full-time at the moment.
Then it's just a snake eating its tail.
Life goes, man.
Life goes slam back again on the Oscar.
Can you get it?
All right.
All right.
We ready?
So you got two points so far.
Yes, sir.
You got two of them.
Two of them.
All right.
Your next question.
What Leon High School alumnus was nominated for two prime-time Emmys in Curb Your Enthusiasm?

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Oh, I can't think of her name.
She's married to RFK.
Yep.
Cheryl Hines.
That's who it is.
Cheryl Hines.
That's right.
Be correct.
Cheryl Hines, another Leon alumni.
That's right.
Was nominated for two prime-time Emmys in Curb Your Enthusiasm where she plays Larry David's wife,

(24:27):
Cheryl David.
That's right.
All right.
Three points.
You're three for three.
Locking down that alma mater.
We're going to crank it up a notch, though.
Here we go.
All right.
Do I know my peeps or do I know my peeps?
This one's actually very close to your, I mean, your graduating class.
Maddie Curley is an all-American gymnast, actress, stuntwoman, and most importantly,
most distinguishable, a Leon alumn.

(24:48):
Right.
All right.
So, 2019 film directed by Tim Miller, was she a body double in?
What 2019 movie was she a body double in?
Directed by Tim Miller.
Directed by Tim Miller.
He's not done that many movies.
I was going to say, it's got to be Deadpool 2, right?

(25:10):
Can I keep going?
Yeah.
I mean, hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Wait.
Tim Miller.
Tim Miller.
It is a genre.
He didn't do the John Wick series.
He didn't do, was, did he do one of the Fast and the Furious movies?
It is a franchise.

(25:32):
Yeah.
I'm going to go Deadpool.
I can't, I can't pin it down.
You would be incorrect.
Yeah.
She was a body double for, what's her name?
Linda Hamilton?
Sarah?
Sarah Hunter.
And Terminator Dark Fate.
Yeah, Terminator Dark Fate.
I tried to give it the eerie in the director, so.
Yeah.

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I guess Deadpool 2 would have been 20, 22.
He didn't direct that either.
Oh, he didn't?
Well, then never mind.
All right.
All right.
So you missed one, but hey, shout out to you, Miss Maddie Curley.
Your fifth question about our prestigious.
Maddie Curley.
I'm trying to remember if I, I don't know.
Google it later and we can figure it out.

(26:15):
All right.
This two time Emmy winner was the voice of Forky in Toy Story 4.
And once again, more notably, a graduate of Leon High.
Okay.
This two time Emmy winner was the voice of Forky in Toy Story 4.

(26:37):
Truth be told, I've never seen Toy Story 4.
I'm familiar with the Forky character.
What is trash?
You know.
He's been in enough things where you'll be like, oh, yeah.
I'm going to go Josh Gad.
I have no idea.
Finelanta?
Yeah.
That would be Tony Hale.

(26:59):
Tony Hale?
Yeah.
Oh, I kissed him one time.
For real?
No, not really.
You kind of, I don't know.
No, he was nominated for VEEP.
He won, he was nominated a bunch of times for VEEP.
He won twice for it, the show Julia Louis-Dreifus.
That's right.
Where we over-enunciate things.
Julia Louis-Dreifus.
Like, Erkyou Bar-Wall.
Yeah, Tony Hale.
Okay.
Leon Hale.

(27:20):
Okay.
So you did really well.
You got three out of five.
So that's not bad.
It's not bad.
You're on a winning record thus far, my friend.
Right on.
I'll take it.
All right.
And it shows you represent your alma mater pretty well.
Of course.
Of course.
I have to.
I have to.
Let's see.
So I guess it's my turn to fire some questions to you.
Okay.
Do you want to go to the show?

(27:41):
I'm asking you.
Do you want me to give you the categories?
Do you need to keep score, by the way?
Oh, I thought you were keeping score.
I am for mine, but I can't hang on.
You're gonna hear some papers ruffling.
Okay.
All right.
So it's 3,000 to one, my side.
I don't know, right?
Me, you.
You have three.
All right.
Let's go.
Okay.
Do you want me to give you categories or do you just want me to select one for you?

(28:03):
How do you?
Just select one for me.
We'll find that one.
Okay.
Let's do...
Let me do...
I love this game so much.
I love the movie Tribute Moxie game.
The goal, by the way, of this is to try to either bring interesting things like we're
saying like Leon High School alum or something that you think the other person's going to
know.
Like if I started asking Michael questions about the office, it wouldn't be fun.

(28:26):
Or Schindler's List.
Yeah.
Or if he asked me how does Bojack in there?
I don't know.
I can't tell you.
Let's see.
Okay.
Ooh, here's a good one.
Okay.
What's in a name?
What's in a name?
So what I'm going to do is I'm going to give you five aliases or alter egos of characters

(28:49):
in a movie.
Okay.
So I'm not looking for the actor or who played the character.
I'm looking for the character that the character is playing.
So, a dude dressed up like a dude, playing a dude, this guy says another dude.
This guy says another dude.
Got it.
Follow?
Gotcha.
Gotcha.
Okay.
Let's first alter ego.
Let me get my notes here.

(29:11):
First alter ego.
Okay.
1999 movie.
And with some of these, I can't tell you the title of the movie because I won't give
it away.
I got you.
We're looking for Thomas Anderson.
Ah.
Thomas Anderson is the name that Mr.... that agent Smith calls Keanu Reeves, who is

(29:36):
Neo, correct sir?
You are indeed correct.
Yes.
Good one.
Good way to start.
Little matrix.
There we go.
I'm going to give him a toe in the water.
You know, set you up for success first.
You know.
You know, the people play along in.
That's right.
They don't have quite our level of movie trivia.
That's true.
Moxie.
Well, I am a genius.
Same old, same old Leon Phelps genius.
All right.
2012 movie.

(29:56):
Miranda Tate.
Oh, damn.
I should know this.
2012 movie.
Miranda Tate.
This is something we've seen and talked about on the podcast.
Oh, we've talked about this movie many times.
2012 Miranda Tate.
This is going to bug me because I know the name.

(30:20):
Um, Miranda Tate.
Man, I don't want too much dead air going on.
Miranda Tate.
If I give you a hint of one other actor in the movie, will it help you?
It probably.
Tom Hardy is in this movie.
Oh, yeah, I don't deserve the point.
I should have had that.

(30:43):
That's going to be Talia Al Ghul played by Marion Cotillard.
Marion Cotillard.
Cotillard.
From The Dark Knight Rises.
Yes, sir.
Yeah, I'm not going to give my son.
Okay.
Okay.
That's well within the wheelhouse.
I should have.
So if you look at the guy's who it was, you're going to be like, yeah, I kicked myself in
the ass on that one.
I knew that I was like, dang it, why would Miranda Tate?
Anyways, go ahead.

(31:04):
The slowest knife always cuts the deepest.
Yeah, after you.
Which is why I had to fuck you and string you along for nine months, and then finally
reveal myself.
Surprise.
Surprise.
Anyways.
All right.
This one is going to be a little bit harder.
Oh, really?
A little bit.
But Verbal Kent from a 1995 movie.

(31:27):
You know what's funny is I actually do remember this.
Okay.
Because we did talk about it relatively soon.
I believe Verbal Kent is Kevin Spacey's character and the usual suspects who is known by the
end of the film as one spoiler alert, Kaiser Sose.

(31:48):
You are correct, sir.
Yes.
Kaiser Sose.
Yeah, he was almost one of your upcoming questions.
He was almost a part of it.
Okay.
That might have been fresh on my mind from doing some research.
Okay.
That's all right.
Hey, that's the way the ball rolls.
I am actually proud of you forgetting that one because that's one of the more difficult
ones.
I didn't know it before I saw it recently, but yeah.

(32:09):
Sure.
Okay.
2004 movie.
2004.
I'm locked in.
I'm right here.
I have what I call 20 of 20 memories.
Take me to ass.
Bob Parr.
2004.
2004 movie.
Bob Parr.
I'll give you a hint.
It's an animated movie.

(32:29):
An animated 2004.
Bob Parr animated movie.
Oh, watch him struggle.
Oh no.
Is it The Incredibles?
Is that Mr. Incredible?
Sir, you are correct.

(32:51):
Oh man.
You are correct.
I've only seen that movie twice in my life.
Really?
Yeah.
That's a good pull actually.
Yeah.
What are you waiting for kid?
I don't know.
Something incredible I guess.
Me too kid.
Me too.
Me too.
Yeah.
Yeah.
No, I'm surprised I got that one.
Yeah.
Bob Parr.
I'm good job on that one.
Yeah.

(33:11):
I would have got it if you had said animated.
So once again, I don't deserve the point, but.
Okay.
So we're on final fifth.
Fifth question.
Okay.
I'm 97.
Okay.
I'm there.
I'm locked in.
Locked in.
Castor Troy.
Oh man.
I'm not going to get this one because I don't know the other person.
Oh no.
I know it's Nick Cage and Face Off.

(33:33):
No, no, right.
But who's the character playing Nick Cage, playing Castor Troy?
I don't.
That I honestly don't remember.
Think about it.
You want to take a minute?
I review some of the lines in your head.
I've not seen that movie in a long time.
Blast with me, sir.
No, I know.
I just.
Watch it at least once a month.
No, I'm not going to get it.
I know what you're talking about.

(33:53):
I know who Castor Troy is.
Detective Nick Cage.
Volta.
No, I don't know.
I'm going to submit on that one.
I know once you say it, I'm going, oh yeah, but there's no way I'm going to come up with
that one.
I think you should pull the trigger, Sean, because I don't give a fuck.
Yeah, no.
Sean Archer.
We did.

(34:13):
We did that on the podcast.
Agent Sean Archer.
Okay.
All right.
Well, after one round in Duddy's elder, we are tied up three to three snacks.
I can't accept the Miranda Tate and Wales.
Okay.
Okay.
You.
That's a comic book, Wheelhouse DC.
Yeah.
Well, I appreciate your, your sense of fair play and sportsmanship on that one.

(34:36):
I wouldn't have taken it.
I would definitely taken the point because I want to win.
No, I get it.
It's been tough sledding.
It's right.
Are you ready for your next category, sir?
I believe sir.
I am.
We are going to zoom out a little bit just from Leon High.
We are going to zoom out to a little place called Tallahassee with our next category,
Tallahassee Love.

(34:57):
Oh, all right.
All of these people.
Sponsored by T-Pain.
Yes, I wish.
All of these things I'm going to reference have something to do with Tallahassee.
It's pretty, pretty straightforward.
So we're zooming out the map a little bit.
All right.
So speaking of T-Pain, oh, you almost got a Bojack one on this too.
Oh, no.
He does go on a book tour with Diane when he, when she gets in the beef with Hank Hippopopolis

(35:24):
on the book tour, they stop in Tallahassee.
So that was almost a question.
Oh, nice.
Okay.
You know, Bojack does exist in Tallahassee at one point.
That's right.
So anyways, Tallahassee Love, question number one, what adult swim show did T-Pain act in
a live action rendition of and what character did he play?
What?
Okay.

(35:45):
Run that by me one more time.
I want to make sure I'm following this.
Okay.
What adult swim show?
It's in a cartoon.
Sure.
What adult swim?
It's not in a cartoon?
No.
What adult swim cartoon did T-Pain act in a live action rendition of and what character
did he play?
In a live action rendition.

(36:07):
Oh, man.
Oh, man.
Oh, man.
This is so niche.
Like I have not seen this, but you have just piqued my interest, sir.
Like I want to see this.
I thought you did because we talk about the show a fair amount.
My initial reaction is Aquatine Hunger Force.
Okay.
You are right there.

(36:28):
Okay.
And what character did he play?
See, that's what I'm trying to puzzle out is I want to say like, of course, T-Pain would
have the pole to play meatwad, but maybe he plays MCP pants.
Like maybe they couldn't get MC Chris.
And so they got T-Pain to fill it.

(36:48):
Oh, man.
That's a tough one.
Oh, wait, wait, wait.
Does he do the theme song?
My name is...
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
He acts in it.
It's an actual episode of Aquatine.
Oh, man.
It's live action.
Oh, man.
I'm going to guess meatwad because I would guess like if you have T-Pain, why wouldn't

(37:09):
you give him the meatwad role?
You're going to kick yourself.
Are you done?
Sure.
I'm tempted to give you half the point, but I don't know if I can.
I really thought you would have known this.
I thought this was supposed to be the easier question.
He wasn't Aquatine and he played Freiloc with the dreadlocks and the tall red hat.
Oh, really?
Red jacket.
Yeah.
It's the end of season six, I think.
Yeah.
Okay.

(37:30):
I think it's called One More Forever or something like that.
Okay.
I think it's called Benjamin plays Shake.
Okay.
Okay.
And that's the guy that they did a contest to find out who did the best Carl impression
and that person got to play Carl.
Oh, that's dope.
Okay.
Alongside T-Pain.
Little bit of fan service.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So I want to give you half a point.
I really thought you would have known that.

(37:51):
No, it's all right.
It's all right.
All right.
Yeah.
Because once you got Aquatine, I thought you got a one in three chance of getting it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
This is question two.
Tallahassee is the name of the 15th episode of the eighth season of what NBC sitcom.

(38:13):
Wait, one more time.
Tallahassee.
Tallahassee is the name they go there in the episode.
Okay.
Okay.
Tallahassee.
Wait, do they actually go to Tallahassee?
They call it Tallahassee.
It's palm trees and beach.
So no.
Yeah.
You know, the beautiful beaches of Tallahassee.
Yeah.

(38:33):
There's a more apt description coming later.
Okay.
All right.
Tallahassee is the name of the episode, excuse me, excuse me.
Tallahassee is the name of the 15th episode of the eighth season of what NBC sitcom.
Very popular sitcom.
I'm going to guess the office.
Final answer.

(38:54):
I mean, my other guess would have been the West Wing, but West Wing is not a sitcom.
So I'm going to guess the office.
You would be correct in guessing that.
And they do mention Tallahassee a lot on the West Wing.
Right.
Yeah.
I don't think that's one of my questions.
Hopefully I didn't just fuck myself.
But yeah, so it was the office.
They go to Tallahassee in the office.
That's where the Dunder Mifflin headquarters are located.
In Tallahassee?
Yeah.

(39:14):
Really?
Yeah.
Or once they get bought out or whatever.
So yeah.
Okay.
But they go to Tallahassee.
It's not Tallahassee.
So good, good on you.
Learn something new today.
Right on.
All right.
Question number three.
Are you ready, sir?
Yes, sir.
And the next question is, which of his films won best picture at the Oscars in 2016?

(39:36):
Barry Jenkins.
Related to Leroy Jenkins?
No.
Oh, okay.
Okay.
Okay.
I didn't want to just charge into that answer.
Barry Jenkins, 2016.

(40:00):
Best picture winner.
It was a...
Best picture.
Not short feature, not animated film.
Best picture.
Best picture.
2016.
Damn.
It's pretty memorable.
In terms of...
Are you sure it wasn't Highlander?
It was not.
That was not...
Okay.
They were not awarding best film ever.
Okay, okay.
Because that should win every year.
No, but they just weren't doing it that year.

(40:21):
They took it off.
It's a different category.
Got you.
Got you.
I mean, once you win best picture ever, like...
They're like...
You can't do it every year, right?
It's just the level of how much pageantry are we going to do.
2016.
I'm going to go...
God.
It was a pretty...
Yeah.
I want you...
If you don't know it, I want you to hear it.
You're going to go, yeah.

(40:44):
I'm going to go...
I wanted to say crash, but I know that that's not right.
It is not, so don't...
I'll give you that.
I can't even remember what...
One in 2016.
Once you hear it, it's a pretty memorable.
Are you give up?
Yeah, just go and hit me.
I'm going to hate myself.

(41:04):
Moonlight.
Oh, you son of a bitch.
They did the whole...
La La Land.
Yeah, that's why I was like 2016.
Yeah.
Damn.
Damn, damn, damn.
This is a FSU film school director.
They also did Beale Street Could Talk, I think, which was nominated for a lot of stuff.
Okay.
Yeah.
All right.
Anyways, moving on to question number four, are you ready?

(41:26):
I suppose so.
I don't feel...
I'm slowly feeling less and less confident about this whole category, but...
I'm with you on that.
I tried to let you know your hometown.
If not, you can learn something and prepare.
So number four.
Question number four, in 1999, a green mile was released and it has a prisoner that owns

(41:46):
a pet mouse, right?
Sure.
Okay.
Right, right.
Before the prisoner's execution, he is assured by a guard that the mouse will have a good
home in Tallahassee.
What is the name of the attraction the mouse is promised to reside in?
Oh, oh, okay.
Yeah, yeah.

(42:07):
That's the green mile.
Oh, that was...
Was it Mr. Frenchie from...
I can see his face.
I can't think of...
But he was Mr. Frenchie in Sesame Street or Mr. French or something like that.
Yeah, no, you're...
So I'm not asking you that though.
And he was also in Evening Shade, but he's talking to Tom Hanks and they're talking about

(42:31):
his...
Monsieur Moussey.
Uh-huh.
And they say that there's an attraction that he's gonna... that they're gonna take him
and they're gonna bring him down to Tallahassee.
Oh, dumb.
Disneyland or Disney World.
In Tallahassee.
They say...
Let me re-read you the question.
All right.
In 1999, a green mile has a prisoner that owns a pet mouse.
Right.

(42:51):
Before the prisoner's execution, he is assured by a guard that the mouse will have a good
home in Tallahassee.
What is the name of the attraction the mouse is promised to reside in?
It's like Mousey World or something like that.
You're so close.
Mouseland.
Rodentville.
You're a dancer.
All right.
It's Mouseville.
Okay.
Yeah.

(43:12):
He says it a couple of times.
Plus, we've talked about the green mile in here enough times.
I was like, eh, he might know that one.
Oh, man.
Michael, not doing well in this one.
I thought this...
I thought you were gonna crush this one.
Me too, honestly.
That would be real.
Like, I set these up not to be like, try to word them a different way so the answer's
not just Tallahassee each time.

(43:34):
All right.
Are you ready for your fifth question?
Let's do it.
Why not?
Okay.
I can give you clues on this one if you need them because, but anyways.
What Colt Hit TV show refers to Tallahassee as all strip malls and waffle houses?
What Colt Hit TV series refers to Tallahassee as all strip malls and waffle houses, which

(44:01):
is an app description.
I mean, I want to say West Wing, but just because we mentioned it before, I'm trying
to think.
West Wing does get mentioned, does mention Tallahassee.
Right.
And apparently, so does Criminal Minds, but it's not either one of those shows.
Is it like Arrested Development or something like that?
I don't think so.
That's not the answer I'm looking for.

(44:21):
That's not...
Okay, okay.
Let me get one more.
Hold on, hold on, hold on.
It was pretty big back in the day.
It was...
Pissed a lot of fans off by the end.
All strip malls and...
Oh man.
Is it The Office again?
No, it is not.
Do you want one more?

(44:42):
One more about it?
Yeah.
It was a big...
It was, like I said, it pissed a lot of people off in the final season.
I'll give you that hint.
Oh man.
How I Met Your Mother.
Nope.
Damn.
Lost.
Oh, okay.
Lost has a lot.
I didn't know that Lost has a lot of references to Tallahassee.
I don't know if one of the screenwriters or something.
That's weird.

(45:03):
Yeah.
It gets mentioned a lot of times.
My other question was just going to be in the movie Zombie Land.
Obviously, mentions Tallahassee a lot.
Who directed that movie?
What did you have gotten that one?
Oh.
He directed Venom.
He directed a couple of other things too.
Eddie Brock?
No.
Reuben Fleischer.

(45:23):
Oh yeah, yeah, it is Reuben.
You're right, you're right.
I remember Reuben Fleischer, but you are right.
Yes.
Yeah, absolutely.
You did not bode well on that one.
I did not.
I kind of pissed in my own mouth on that one.
I thought you would have gotten the T-Pain.
Watch me step up and eat shit.
Yeah, yeah.
I thought those were, you'd get at least three of them.
Either way, hey.
I'm not mad.

(45:44):
I'm just disappointed.
I get it.
I get it.
All right.
Well, we're going to move on to round number two and it's back to me, sir.
That's right.
All right, sir.
For you, I have the category, Hollywood pets.
Hollywood pets?
Hollywood pets.
The sign on the car said Critters of Hollywood.

(46:06):
You dumb fuck.
Say it, don't spray it.
It's right.
You can always chip off like, yo, those cheese fries are really good or tell that stupid
Amy story, but you can't break off some basic knowledge.
Come on, you mute fuck.
Spit it out.
Anyways.
So Hollywood pets, I am going to give you a list of five Hollywood animals, very popular,

(46:30):
very well known.
And I want you to list them in order of the number of movies made.
Oh shit.
Okay.
Okay.
So you might want to take notes.
Okay.
Okay.
On this list, we have Benji.
Okay.
You know, Benji, the little terrier dog, little mutt.
Okay.
We have Flipper.

(46:51):
Okay.
You're familiar with the dolphin.
I am.
I saw the one with Frodo.
That's right.
Okay.
We have Garfield.
Oh, okay.
Okay.
We have Lassie.
Okay.
And we have Buddy from the sports dog movies.

(47:11):
Oh, like Air Bud?
That's one, sure.
That's a freebie.
Oh man.
Okay.
So list those in order from most number of movies to least number of movies and you get
one point for every correct spot.
Okay.
Are these talking straight to DVD?
Oh yeah, that's all.
No, no, no, no.

(47:32):
This is not straight to DVD.
No TV movies.
This is theatrical releases.
Oh, okay.
I was thinking.
Strict theatrical releases.
I was thinking.
Air Bud has got to be the answer there.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
I am going to go Benji.
I am then going to go Lassie.

(47:54):
Okay.
I'm going to go Garfield.
All right.
All right.
Buddy and Flipper.
Okay.
So you have Benji doing the most.
Yes.

(48:15):
Followed by Lassie.
Yes.
Then Garfield.
Uh-huh.
Then Buddy and then Flipper.
Then Flipper.
Do you want to review that at all?
I was like, you have all of them wrong.
You got some of them wrong.
I'm not going to lie.
There's a couple that are in the right spot but you might want to think about a few of
them.
Like just think logically, you know, not for nothing but you know some of these careers

(48:39):
have lasted years and some of them were much shorter.
It was like a French though.
So he's done movies forever.
That's like an old, it's like 10-10 or something.
No, no, no.
He's American.
Yeah.
Maybe Canadian but point being.
I don't know the ethnicity of the dog itself.
I'm just talking like production company.
No, I think I'm going to stick with it, man, honestly.

(49:00):
I think I'm going to go Benji, Lassie, Garfield, Buddy, Flipper.
Oh.
Because I know there's three Garfield movies.
Okay.
I think.
Okay.
Yeah.
I think there's three Garfield movies.
Okay.
I think I've said that I'm sure got one and two in the theater.
So that's two there.
Flipper, I only remember the one.
They might have had a second one.
And then Benji, I know I've seen at least a bunch of DVDs.

(49:22):
I just don't know how many of those went to theatrical release.
Correct.
Lassie.
I really don't remember like one or two.
I don't know how many of those went to theater.
I know the one.
Okay.
But yeah, I don't know.
Okay.
You ready?
Yeah, yeah.
Final answer?
Yes.
The answer is you are correct.
The movie Air Bud was two movies.

(49:44):
The rest were directed DVD.
Okay.
So you have Air Bud and Air Bud Golden Receiver.
Okay.
Is that the bottom of the list?
That's the bottom of the list.
Okay.
Then you have Flipper.
Okay.
So I got that.
Who has three movies.
He made Flipper in 1964.
Flipper's new adventure in I think 1967, 68.

(50:06):
And then the 1996 remake with Elijah Wood and Paul Hogan.
Flipper.
Who's Paul Hogan?
Crocodile Dundee.
Oh, nice.
Oh, that's a now that's a trivia question.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on.

(50:27):
Hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on.
As soon as those would have worked.
okay
He did Garfield The Movie, Garfield The Tale of Two Kitties and The Garfield The Garfield
Movie.
The most recent one.
Correct with Chris Pratt, right?

(50:47):
Okay.
The other two was Bill Murray doing The Voice.
He did a bunch of directed video and video movies, but that was more based on the comic
strip.
Okay.
Then we have Benji.
Okay.
I almost switched them.
With six movies.
I knew he had a lot.
I knew he had a lot.
He did Benji and well, and this is where it gets weird because he also did a bunch of

(51:10):
cameos and other like pet friendly movies.
But I'm talking specifically about the ones that starred Benji as the main character.
Okay.
All right.
So Benji in 1974 for the love of Benji in 1977.
Oh, heavenly dog in 1980 where Benji was voiced by none other than the incomparable Chubby

(51:34):
Chase.
Yes.
Then we have Benji the hunted, which was traumatizing because a baby cougar gets snatched up by a
big ass golden eagle and taken away.
And I was like, what happened?
Parents were like, oh, he got to eat.
Like damn, that's crazy.
Then we have Benji off the leash in 2004 and the reboot Benji in 2018.

(51:58):
Okay.
Which leaves at the top of the heap.
Lassie.
Lassie with 10.
10 motion picture movies.
I should have.
Yeah, I almost switched those two.
Played by different dogs, obviously.
I mean, like the first one came out and I want to say 19.
Yeah.
That dog is so dead.

(52:18):
I didn't I guess maybe they just because he had a TV show as well.
So yeah, not counting the TV show, counting the actual movies, but you understand a lot
of these movies were released in like 1954 where a movie counted for like 70 minutes.
Yeah.
And so when it one thing to overcome, there's no second act.
It's just, oh yeah, yeah.
Just tell me fell down the well again.

(52:38):
Yep.
Are you telling me that the Klansmen are moving into town?
All right, well round two, I only get a single point and then we are tied up again, brother.
Oh, very nice.
Very nice.
All right, well, that was tough.
That was tough.
All right.
That's right.
To be fair, I think that that's probably going to be the most challenging round for
you.

(52:58):
It was pretty tough.
I'm not going to lie to you.
We're going to hang in there.
We're going to keep it rolling fairs fair.
I, hey, why not?
Like I said, I could switch it.
I like a nice tight match.
You know what I mean?
Yeah, I'm with you.
I'm with you.
Also a nice tight ass.
That's how I helped.
She had a great ass.
All right.
All right.
Are you ready for your third before we take a break?

(53:20):
All right, now we're going to.
Yeah, we got one round.
Okay.
One more and then we'll take a break.
Sure.
Sit my soda.
That's right.
That I'm sure somebody spit in.
Okay.
So, we're going to be in the third category is called probe your mind.
Oh, and it is all about aliens, extraterrestrials.
Any movie that has an alien in it is a fair game.
Any movie that has an alien in it, it is fair game.

(53:42):
Okay.
You only got to go through five of them.
All right, let's do this.
All right.
This 2018 film takes place in the Florida Panhandle, stars Natalie Portman and is an
adaptation of Jeff Vandermeer's sci-fi novel.
I know this, but I've never seen the movie.

(54:04):
Okay.
Annihilation, which I've always wanted to see because I've heard that it's a horrible
like body dysmorphia like almost Roger Corman meets aliens kind of thing, which I mean to
me is one of the greatest elevator pitches ever.
Yeah.
So, have not seen it, but I will give a full report on it when I finally do sit down and
see it.
I'm just going to say this.

(54:25):
Jeff Vandermeer, friend of the show.
Please come on.
We'll take you.
No, I do not.
A friend of mine does know him actually.
He's still in the area.
So, why are you not?
I mean, look, we'll cross those bridges.
I'm just saying.
I just wanted to give a shout out to him.
Why don't you use your vast influence and charm to benefit me for once?
I'm not here risen.
All right.
Well done.

(54:46):
You got the point for there.
I wanted to give a shout out to any novel or movie that is taking place.
That was kind of a bleed over in from Tallahassee.
Sure, I'll take it.
There we go.
I segued some Tallahassee stuff into alien movies.
There you go.
And there was only one option.
Plus, I gave you a lot of stars Natalie Portman.
Okay, you ready for your second question?

(55:07):
Yes, sir.
Let's do this.
What canned goods do the prawns desire in the movie district nine?
What canned goods do the prawns desire?
That's a good question.
Can goods do the prawns desire in district nine?

(55:28):
What canned goods?
Let's see.
Okay.
I know it was something random.
I can't remember if it was dog food or cat food because I know one of them is prawns and
the other one is alf.
No, he liked to eat dogs, I thought.

(55:51):
Oh, he liked to eat cats.
Oh, yeah, I've seen all them all fucked up.
Right, right, right.
So, yeah, you got to go with it, which is...
I'm going to go with cat food.
Was it cat food?
It is indeed cat food.
Oh, good.
Thank you.
It is indeed cat food.
The prawns desired cat food in the movie district nine, which prawns is a derogatory term.
I just don't know what the name of your species is called.

(56:12):
So I don't mean to call you that.
I just don't know what else to call you.
Yeah, pretty much speaking of learning of species, are you ready for your third question?
Let's do this, man.
What are the names of the species of aliens that model their existence after the fictitious
Galaxy Quest series?
Oh, man.
We talk about Galaxy Quest.

(56:32):
The name of the species...
That model their existence after the fictitious Galaxy Quest series.
And we've got Missy Pyle.
Oh, man.
I want to say Theraxians, but that's the villain.
Oh, that's going to bug the piss out of me.

(56:55):
Okay.
I'm running the movie in my head.
Yep.
Will you come in, please?
Okay.
I'll give you a couple more minutes.
Oh, man.
Oh, that's going to bug me.
You know what?
I could sit here until those actual aliens come down and claim me and it wouldn't...
I wouldn't remember it.

(57:15):
Just hit me with it.
You were right.
It was a T word.
It was the Thermians.
Thermians.
Yes.
The Thermians is what you were looking for.
We do talk about...
You've talked about Galaxy Quest.
It's been brought up on the show enough time.
Thermians.
That's right.
Fair game.
We try to keep things related to like, has it been mentioned even?
Right.
Right.
That's in the title.

(57:35):
Hey, that was a fair question, man.
I should have known that.
But mark me.
You can question me on this next year.
I'm not going to forget it.
I'll take that back.
As I take another swig of my whiskey drink.
All right.
Are you ready for your fourth question, sir?
Hit me with it, brother.
There you go.
In the movie, The Day the Earth Stood Still.

(57:57):
Platte of Aractu Nicto.
That's actually a thousand percent correct.
That is actually, yeah.
Was that really it?
Yeah.
Did I just call it?
No, you didn't.
No, the question is, in The Day the Earth Stood Still, what is the name of the humanoid
alien who comes to warn humanity of nuclear weapons?
Oh, no, that's not it.

(58:18):
It's...
No, you got it.
That's the answer.
It's Platte.
Yeah, that's right.
That's Platte.
That's to say his full name, like Rumpelstiltskin.
Yeah, I was just except Platte.
Okay.
Okay.
Yeah, no, you got it.
Damn, that was quick.
You just took a guess.
Okay.
This is one of...I'm not going to give you too many clues because I'm already giving

(58:38):
you enough and if you listen to the way I'm going to ask the question, it should...it's
actually an easy question.
Okay, so it's how you're framing it.
Yeah.
Got you.
And we're going a bit jeopardy style here.
Okay.
So, you know, I don't need the what is, whatever, but...
All right.
This king first appeared in 1964 in what film?

(59:00):
This king?
First appeared in 1964 in what film?
Okay.
And it's based in Aliens.
Okay.
Wait, King based in Aliens?
King 1964?
Oh, I can't get any more information than that.

(59:23):
It's pretty tough.
I...once you hear it, you'll be like, yeah, there's not a lot I think you'll...
This king, 1964 film with Aliens, King...
This king for...yeah.
1964...
This king first appeared in 1964 in what film?
Ming the Merciless.

(59:46):
Give it up.
This king...this king...you're going to hit yourself once you hear it.
Oh, wait, Aliens...no, hold on.
King...King Aliens...King...Oh, man.
This is a lot of dead air.
Yeah.
I don't know.
Hit me.
Ghidorah, the three-headed monster.

(01:00:07):
Oh, you son of a bitch.
Oh.
I can't give you like, in this Japanese movie, you're like, okay, well...
You could have given me Japanese movie.
Yeah.
Okay.
It's tough.
It's the fifth question for a reason.
Sure.
You still got three though.
You still got three.
All right.
I'll take it.
You had a good round.
Ready?

(01:00:28):
Yeah, I'm ready.
All right.
Yeah, no, that was a tough one.
The name of the movie, because I was going to try to word it like, in Ghidorah, like,
it's like, okay.
Right.
Kind of gives it away.
Right.
I can't read it.
Okay.
Let's see.
I'm going to hit you with...this is the last round, right?
Before we take a break.
Yeah, we're going to take a break after this.
Okay.
Sounds good.
So I'm going to hit you with...is it Seagal?

(01:00:49):
Seagal?
Oh, God.
I hate these.
This is going to be...
So I'm going to give you a quote, and it's either Stephen Seagal, Katie Seagal, or Jason
Seagal.
Okay.
Katie Seagal, Stephen Seagal, or Jason Seagal.
Okay.
Jason Seagal is forgetting Sarah Marshall?

(01:01:10):
How I met your mother.
Okay.
Yeah, yeah, got it.
Okay.
Got you.
Okay.
I'm not good at this.
Okay.
No, I need to be my L on someone's T's.
That is going to be Jason Seagal, I'm going to call him, from forgetting Sarah Marshall.
That's correct.

(01:01:31):
That's right.
All right.
All right.
Good deal.
Ready for number two?
Yes, I am.
I kind of gave you that one because you had already mentioned I figured, like, all right,
here's a game, and let's get them on the board.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
No, I like it.
No, these are always...I failed at the Jason, Jason, or Jason one really bad at that.
That's what inspires us.
They're not easy.

(01:01:51):
They're not easy.
Yeah.
They're a Renz tour for Michael.
All right.
Let's see.
Next one.
Oh, here's a good one.
It's just like murdering little butlers.
It's just like murdering little butlers.
That I believe if I'm correct, that is...what's her name?

(01:02:16):
Katie Seagal?
Katie Seagal.
Katie Seagal from Futurama when Leela is hunting penguins.
That's correct.
Okay.
Sweet.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
Let's see.
All right.
Let's see.
All right.
Question number three.

(01:02:36):
Let's do it.
Question third.
You ready.
You ready?
This was a little bit of a twist.
Okay.
I am hoping that I can be known as a great writer and actor someday rather than a sex
symbol.
I hope this isn't the person that I think it is.
Okay.
Who do you think it is?
I sadly think this is somebody who's out of their fucking mind.

(01:02:58):
Okay.
And not in like the, oh Jason Seagal,
he's so silly and wacky.
I think Steven Seagal said this in an interview, didn't he?
He absolutely said that in an interview.
Oh my gosh.
Oh man.
Oh man.
Can you imagine the ego to save Seagal to be like,

(01:03:20):
I'm a sex symbol.
Fat turd.
Go dye your hair, jet black, and get the fuck away from me.
Dude, whatever.
Also, please come on our podcast.
I would love to talk about executive decision and.
Hey, under siege is the shit.
Under siege.
I'm fucking under siege now.
There's a couple of them less than the frigate.
What's Vladimir Putin like?

(01:03:41):
Yeah, there's a couple of them.
I will rock with no.
We'll take anybody.
I'm a fucking.
I'm a cheap whore.
Yes, we are.
Okay.
All right, next question.
You ready?
Oh my god.
That's so hilarious that he actually said that.
With a straight face.
I was hoping you were going to guess Jason Seagal,

(01:04:01):
because like that kind of sounds like something
he might say.
Yeah, he could say it in.
That was, I thought about that, of him being like knowing
that he was saying it.
Sure, right.
You know?
But I was like.
I didn't realize it was an actual idiot saying.
Once I thought about the third candidate,
I was like, you can't.
I bet this asshole really did say that.
Anyways.

(01:04:22):
All right.
That was funny.
That's a good one.
Good poll there.
Good job with the question.
Thank you, sir.
All right.
Let's see.
Okay, next one.
Okay.
I hate work.
It's why I got married.
Oh.
I am going to go with Jason Seagal, as we like to call him.

(01:04:47):
I think I'm going to go with that.
Yeah.
That's going to be my final answer.
You would be wrong, sir.
Oh, man.
That is Katie Seagal from Married with Children.
That was going to be my second one.
I thought that was him.
That was going to be my second one.
I thought by throwing in the word married, you would get it.

(01:05:07):
Yeah, no.
I thought, well, he's married to Alison.
What's her name in that show?
And I thought that might have been his character.
Oh, for sure.
Yeah.
Saying something silly.
I could see that.
Yeah, I should have thought Married with Children.
That was a pretty big giveaway.
Damn.
Okay.
Well, let's see.
Okay.
Question.
This is question four.
That thing's five.
Yeah, because I did two.
I got the first three.
I just missed four.
Let's see.
OK.

(01:05:27):
Got you.
Got you.
All right.
Here's another one.
Granted, gynecology is only a hobby of mine,
but it sounds like she's crowning.
So that's the other thing is I could see Steven Seagal saying
this to be dead ass serious to somebody.

(01:05:50):
He did do a lot of reality TV shows for a minute there.
That's what I'm saying.
He could.
Yeah.
I'm going to just hope that he's not that off the rocker.
I'm going to go with Jason Seagal once again.
And that's going to be my final answer.
It was actually Steven Seagal.
Are you?
No, you're bullshitting, right?
No, I'm bullshitting.
OK.
Oh, god.
It was Jason Seagal from.

(01:06:10):
Oh, man.
Jason Seagal from Knocked Up.
Oh, duh.
Yeah, I should have definitely got.
OK.
Right.
I couldn't, in my mind, I could actually
see Steven Seagal saying that.
Oh, me too.
Like he's helping something, being like, hey.
Didn't he do a reality TV show where he was a cop or something
like that?
Yeah.
I just pictured him like some chicks delivering

(01:06:32):
a baby in the back of a taxi.
And he's like, well, sounds like.
Kind of college.
He's only a hobby of mine.
That's what I was.
That was the.
I just.
That was actually the exact thing that was in my head.
I was just like, I really hope this isn't true.
So I'm going to try to will this in the fruition.
Please don't let Steven Seagal deliver my baby.
Please don't.
Is there like a real doctor anywhere?

(01:06:52):
If you read a book about children at any point,
I'd rather have you.
If you got nieces or nephews all the time.
All right.
Well, that is the end around three.
Oh, no, no.
There's one more bonus one just in case.
OK.
Do you want to go for it?
Sure.
What's the penalty?
One more bonus just for funsies.
Oh, I don't have a bonus one for you.

(01:07:13):
I don't want a free point.
That's all right.
That's all right.
Let's go.
Let's just go for it.
Why not?
Let's go.
This quote, mine.
That's this quote.
Where does the quote start?
Mine.
That's the end of it?
Yeah.
I'm going to go Steven Seagal.
That is an actual seagull from Finding Nemo.

(01:07:38):
Well played.
Well played.
Good question.
So no bonus point for you, sir.
Bonus question for me.
OK.
Well, sir, are you ready to hear the scores, tallied?
Let's do this.
We have done hard math way beyond the basic arithmetic
that you may think it takes to conquer such a feat.
We are in leaps.
We had to call him the ghost of Stephen Hawking.
That's right.
To make sure that we were getting this.

(01:07:59):
A seance went beyond the scenes.
What the fuck do you want now?
Yeah.
I'm not going to steal somebody's joke,
but he always shows up with bad news.
He never comes.
I was Bill Burr, was like, you know,
I was going to be like, in 2025, we won't have any apples.
There.
So you got nothing nice to say.

(01:08:20):
That's right.
The oceans are boiling away.
Yeah, I don't want to steal another comedian's joke,
but it is funny.
Anyways, after much tallyation, I once again
have the lead with eight points.
Oh, no.
And you are one point behind with seven, my friend.
Oh, sir.
We both had a really bad round two.
That's true.
We both had a really bad round two.

(01:08:41):
That's true.
That's true.
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(01:09:49):
Winnie the Pooh in the butt.
It's called Winnie the Pooh Adventures.
Oh, my goodness.
All that set up for that.
Well done, sir.
Well done, sir.
We are back.
And we are in the middle of our movie trivia, Moxie,
AKA what you've been knowing.
Right now, we are in a close game.
Oh, yeah.

(01:10:09):
With myself having eight points and Michael having seven.
So we are a point behind.
And, sir, it is the second half.
We got two more rounds.
We did three in the first half, and we're
going to do two in the second half.
So my friend, do you want to ask me questions,
or do you want to be asked questions?
Well, since you took offense in the first,

(01:10:31):
I'll take the kickoff in the second half.
There you go.
So I'm going to hit you with the category called SNL High Low.
SNL High Low.
All right.
All right.
I like it.
So this category is based on I'm going to give you an SNL movie,

(01:10:52):
and I'm going to give you its box office gross.
And you have to tell me whether it's higher or lower
than the number mentioned.
OK.
So you're going to give me a number,
and the actual number is going to be higher or lower.
Are there any that are the same?
No.
I see the note.
It's either higher or lower.
There's no trick, questions.

(01:11:12):
There's no.
And the difference is notable.
It's not like it's off by a dollar.
OK.
And are we adjusting for inflation,
or are we just keeping it whatever the?
I don't have that information.
OK.
I didn't know.
This is taken off of IMDB.com.
OK.
No, you're good.
You're good.
All right.
So I appreciate the rules.
Let's go.

(01:11:32):
So whatever their current information
is what we're going to go with.
All right.
Round four.
Kicking us off.
Round four.
SNL High Low.
SNL High Low.
To you, sir, I submit the movie, McGroober.
McGroober.
I love that movie so much.
I could do a whole McGroober.

(01:11:53):
I watched it.
I listened to a podcast about Miss Stallone the Island
and Seth Meyers.
Yeah, yeah.
Have a podcast.
And I guess the Lonely Island, or Andy Samberg,
wasn't there.
So they got on Will Forte.
And they just talked about McGroober and the origins
of it and stuff.
So at least on the SNL show.
So I really appreciated it.
OK.
OK.
Anyways.
So McGroober.
McGroober.

(01:12:15):
Set to Jet Groups.
Was the gross higher or lower than $9.5 million?
Oh, man.
This is rounded for, yeah.
I got you.
I got you.
Like you said, it's not going to be off by a dollar or something.
Right.

(01:12:35):
I, $9.5 million.
$9.5.
Man, I know that movie flopped hard.
I'm, so hang on.
So when I say higher or lower, I'm saying that the actual box
office is higher, right?
Yes.
OK.
All right.
This is domestic, not.

(01:12:57):
OK.
OK.
OK.
So I am going to say that the actual box office.
$9.5.
Is higher, but not by much.
I'm going to guess by like a $3 or $4 million.
The actual number is $8.5 million.
Really?
OK.
$8.5 million, $525, $600.

(01:13:21):
Man, that's tough.
OK.
I did not get that one.
OK.
All right.
You see, but you're into the game now.
I just didn't know when I said higher if the number you were
saying was higher or I got you now.
I got you.
Right.
Right.
I'm going to list a number.
You tell me whether that number is.
If the actual box office is higher or lower.

(01:13:42):
Correct.
Got you.
Correct.
Correct.
Got you.
OK.
Question two.
Question two, the Blues Brothers.
$55 million.
I'm going to say the.
Now that was a pretty popular movie.

(01:14:03):
It was.
It was.
I'm going to say lower.
I think that movie got more legs when it was on video.
Lower?
The actual number, $57 million, $229,000.
It was higher?
$890,000.
Oh, I too.
OK.
You're playing it real close to the bets.
I thought it was going to be.

(01:14:24):
OK.
It's within a couple million.
Damn.
OK.
I told you.
Yeah, yeah.
You said it wasn't going to be $2.
You're talking about $2 million.
I mean, it's all perspective at that point.
It's close.
Yeah, I got you.
I got you.
OK.
Damn, Blues Brothers.
OK.
I missed that one.
Damn.
That's all right.
That's all right.
Yeah, you're playing it much closer to the vest
than you did last time.
Last time, you were like $67 million.
And I'm like, that movie made like $8.

(01:14:45):
You're like, correct.
Well, this is a much tighter game.
No, I get it.
The competition has increased.
I respect it.
That's right.
This is for the titles, sir.
I get it.
There's an actual what's been watching movie
moxie trivia belts that's on the line here.
It's an old fake G-Unit spinning chain.
That's right.
I mean, it's made out of aluminum foil and cardboard.

(01:15:07):
But you think you were wank stuff?
But you never.
Anyway, it's good.
Let's see.
OK.
Oh, here's a good one.
And you know this movie.
I should.
I know you know this movie.
OK.
The Ladies Man.
OK.
11 million.
Point five.

(01:15:27):
It's got to be lower.
It's got to be lower than 11 million.
You have that little confidence in Ladies Man?
Maybe I'm mixing.
I know because it's rotten tomato score is 11%.
Um.
I mean, the movie costs, what was it, like 8 million, 6 million
to make?
I think it was 8 million.
Something around there.
No, I got to go lower.

(01:15:48):
I'm going to go lower.
I think it's going to.
I think it made less than 11 million dollars.
Actual amount of money.
I think it's going to be less than 11 million dollars.
It made less than 11 million dollars.
Actual number.
13 million.
Really?
600, 106,610 dollars.
Where are you getting these numbers from?

(01:16:09):
IMDB.
Got a box office mojo.
Damn, so it was high.
I got that one wrong, too.
I was out there collecting tickets.
So, you know.
I got that one wrong, too.
Damn.
That's right.
Damn, dude.
That's right.
That's right.
OK.
You're not doing so good on this one, man.
I thought you knew your SNL.
It's a flip of a coin, higher or lower.
I'm just guessing wrong every time.

(01:16:30):
I knew that these movies flopped and lost money.
The number you're setting it at is really close.
I'm like, eh, I could see it.
Yeah, statistically, you should have gotten one right by now.
Maybe.
I don't know.
I just want to make you feel bad.
Oh, you should.
You should.
I'm not doing it well.
I'm going to have to word my questions a little different
than I have written out.
Oh, now it changes.

(01:16:51):
Here we go.
Here's where the switch happens.
I'm not using a box office mojo.
Now go ahead, man.
I'll play.
OK.
Wayne's World 2.
2, OK.
51 million.

(01:17:12):
Man.
Wayne's World 2, 51 million.
Arguably, not the best Wayne's World movie.
That was probably the best box office that they've ever had.
I think Wayne's World topped out about $122 million,
something like that.
The fact that the drop off would be that.

(01:17:33):
It makes me want to say higher, but you've
put so many hires in there.
I'm like, is this just a game of me saying higher?
I'm probably going to regret this.
Actual total, $48 million.
Oh, thank you.
I got one shit.
$97,805.

(01:17:54):
OK, good.
I got one.
You got one.
You got one.
That was the one.
If I wouldn't have gotten all the other ones
incorrect at this point, I would have said higher.
Because that's a big draw.
I know Wayne's World was $100 million movie in terms of,
like, an actual blockbuster.
But yeah, man, that was tough.
All right, one more.
Last question.
Are you ready?
I am very ready.

(01:18:15):
It's Pat.
Oh, man.
$73,000.
Then $73,000?
Marcus, I just want to point out how shitty this movie is.

(01:18:35):
It made $60,000 on its theatrical release.
This is what I want you to remember, sir.
You made me watch a movie that made $60,000
on a multiple screen release across major cities.
$60,000.

(01:18:57):
I could make a movie for $60,000.
Yeah.
Yeah, probably comparable to it's Pat, at least.
Yeah.
Oh, you think?
Comfortable, yeah.
I mean, I would have to hire Charlie Rockets.
Yeah, of course.
Which means I would have to dig him out of the dead.
Yeah, rest in peace, Charlie Rockets.
You got to underrated forms of the week.
But if I reanimated the corpse, like got Stan Winston

(01:19:20):
to dig up Charlie Rocket and then
weaken at Bernie's that shit.
I'd watch it.
You get my ticket.
Could I at least make $75,000?
Probably just for the spectacle alone.
You could sell it to Tubi for that amount.
You'd be like, hey, Tubi, I've shot this for $60,000.
Also, I dug up a famous actor and confiscated his body.

(01:19:42):
You want to buy this for $100,000?
You'd be like, hey, why not?
Pretty good ROI, potentially.
All right, well, I got two there.
So that was pretty tough, man.
I got to give it to you.
That was tough.
Way tougher than it should have been.
Damn.
See, I thought you knew your SNL movies.
I'm surprised I missed the ladies, man.
I remember it flopped.
But I think I mixed up the rotten tomato score with the

(01:20:07):
actual profit.
Because I was like, 11.
That sounds familiar.
All right, well, I got two points in that one.
That was tough.
Thank you for the hard-weighted questions there, sir.
Yes, sir.
I have a question to you.
Are you ready for your next category?
Let's do this.
This category is called You Heard Me?
And it's about movie song soundtracks.
All right?
Oh, wait.

(01:20:28):
So songs and a soundtrack of a movie or?
The mostly.
OK, OK.
There's a little bit of variance in there.
It's just we'll just call it movie soundtracks.
OK.
There's no, I don't think there's any scores or anything
like that.
I'm not going to be like John Williams questions or anything
like that.
Oh, unfortunate, because I would probably guess that.
All right, but are you ready?

(01:20:48):
The song goes like, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da.
My favorite is the melody that right into the Indiana Jones
one.
That's a lot of fun.
Which I'll sing that for you another day.
But I'm proud of my label mother.
The names of my categories.
Probe Your Mind.
It was a good one.
Sure.
Play On Words There.
And then You Heard Me.
So are you ready?

(01:21:10):
Let's do this, sir.
Oh, yeah, brother.
Bring it on.
This one is just interesting in the fact
that you'll get the question.
I'm very confident.
And again, we want people to play along at home to feel,
hey, I'm smarter than the what you've been watching, boys.
I think you'll get it.
But it's also take a minute to appreciate the fact
that this band is wildly overrated.
OK.

(01:21:30):
I'm already thinking.
This song is Aerosmith's only number one single.
Oh.
I mean, the most obvious answer is
Don't Want to Miss a Thing in Armageddon.
I mean, that song was everywhere.
Hold on.
I'm trying to think if this is a trick question

(01:21:53):
because the answer might be too obvious.
So let me think.
What was another Aerosmith song that might have played out?
Maybe Dream On in Something?
Ah.
It wasn't crazy.
Like, remember those music videos where

(01:22:16):
they had Liv Tyler and Alicia Silverstone in like three
videos?
Yeah.
I just want to bring those up.
Those were great.
Where she jumps off the bridge with a bungee cord attached
to her belly button ring.
Yes.
To rip her, you know, rip her right on out of it.
Splat.
Pfft.
I'm going to go with.
She winks at the camera like a Minto's partial.

(01:22:36):
And then flicks off the camera.
It's like a Minto's commercial.
It's like, you really could plug that theme music in there.
But anyways, go ahead.
What was your answer?
But also, they intercut Liv Tyler doing a pole dance
to Steven Tyler.
And then they both spit into the crowd.
It's kind of weird.
I asked your daughter.
Yeah.
Anyways.
If you were Steven Tyler and you could date anybody,

(01:22:58):
who would you date?
I'd date Liv Tyler.
Yeah, it's kind of weird.
That's almost like a presidential candidate answer.
I mean, never mind.
Moving on.
Oh, how dare you say something kind of actual?
Anyways.
I'm going to go with Armageddon.
Don't want to miss a thing.
You would be correct.
OK.
OK.

(01:23:18):
And I don't want to miss a thing.
That is their only number one single.
But do you know how many writers they brought in
to make that song?
No, I'm just saying.
That's how fucking overrated that man is.
Oversit both continents.
Across the sea landing is our only number one song.
Mike, here's another question.

(01:23:39):
Hater as Huey.
Hater as H.
Hitting the air smith button.
Yes, there.
Michael, which song starts like this?
Ba-ya-ba-da-ba-ba-ya-ba-ya-ba-ba-da-da.
Well, do my eyes become large in the light that you shine?
That's not the question.
I just was curious.
That's right.
I don't know what.

(01:23:59):
What does it mean when it snows, your eyes become large,
and the light that you shine can't be seen?
Like, is that a cocaine reference?
Like, I don't know.
That song, if you read the lyrics,
he's not talking about it.
Damn thing.
But it's beautiful.
It is.
How about you?
I had to do my motherfucking guess from a road.

(01:24:19):
Anyways.
Do you know how many blowjobs it got to that song?
One.
Exactly one.
That's amazing.
That's your kind of a point.
In fact, that's a question.
Oh, for me?
All right.
Are you ready?
Let's go.
Question number two.
What is the best-selling movie soundtrack of all time

(01:24:40):
as listed in the Guinness Book of World Records?
Oh, best-selling.
And it's by a very large margin.
Soundtrack of all time.
My initial risk.
I'm going to ask the question one more time.
OK.
What is the best-selling movie soundtrack of all time
as listed in the Guinness Book of World Records?
And again, it is by a very large margin.

(01:25:02):
So my initial reaction is Queen.
It's a kind of magic from the Highlander soundtrack.
But I'm trying to decide if that's just my own personal bias
because I love that movie.
Best soundtrack.
My only other guess would be Garden State.

(01:25:24):
But that's just so random.
The 90s was a weird time.
It was a big soundtrack.
That's a bunch of indie bands.
It was a big soundtrack.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Oh, man.
So I'm trying to think of the obvious answer
versus the more pointed question or the more pointed answer.

(01:25:48):
I want to say Queen.
It's a kind of magic from Highlander.
You would be incorrect.
Oh, no.
I bring this up because you talked about her in a movie
when we were talking about Angela Bassett.
It would be Whitney Houston, The Bodyguard, by a wide margin.

(01:26:09):
Wow.
Oh, for that particular song.
Oh, yeah, no.
It's $17 million in the US and over $42 million
sold worldwide, just by Soundtackling.
Yeah, so it's a huge margin.
Wow, wow, wow.
On a remake of a song by Dolly Parton.
Yeah, that soundtrack pushed that soundtrack to that level.
Wow.
And there's other Whitney Houston songs on there, but it.

(01:26:30):
Oh, no, but none of them was as good as I will always
love you, for sure.
So yeah, that was.
If we should have.
That's an expensive song.
That's an expensive song.
Let's not do that.
And he cuts it.
Literally is cutting a check with his mouth and asking, OK.
Yeah, I'll just pay Whitney Houston that in crack.

(01:26:51):
All right, all right.
That was a great joke.
It was, but rest in peace to Whitney.
We're sitting there talking about her triumphs.
But yeah, no, it's by a wide margin.
Wow, that's a good question, actually.
Good job.
So that's the most financially.
No, it just it sold the most.
It's just the move the most units by a larger.

(01:27:12):
Which I would assume probably, yeah, but probably made the most
as well.
But are you ready for your third question, sir?
Let's do it.
With Deadpool and Wolverine revitalizing our love
for the old Fox universe, what band made their single debut
on the Daredevil soundtrack?
What band made their debut?
Their single debut.

(01:27:34):
On the Daredevil soundtrack?
Yes, sir.
See, all I can think of is the electrical movie
where she's doing the montage of her doing the training where
she's like slashing size into sandbags and stuff.
But it's evanescent spring into life.
That's not the answer.

(01:27:55):
Daredevil soundtrack.
What year did that come out?
I didn't write that down.
Sorry.
That was 2002?
I was still in high school.
Yeah, it was probably around that time.
OK, OK.
Soundtrack from Daredevil.
The Ben Affleck Daredevil?
The Ben Affleck Daredevil.
There has not been another Daredevil movie.

(01:28:19):
Unfortunately.
I'll read the question again.
With Deadpool and Wolverine revitalizing
our love for the old Fox universe,
what band made their single debut on the Daredevil soundtrack?
Single debut.
Oh, man.
Again, this is one of those.
It's either so obvious that it's like in sync
or it's such a niche band where it's like Coldplay or Nickelback

(01:28:42):
or something.
Nickelback.
Let's go with Nickelback.
Final answer?
Sure, why not?
You actually had it correct with you.
Talking myself out of it?
Yeah, it was Evanescence.
Bring me to life.
Really?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Really?
Yeah, you said that's not the right answer.
So I was like, eh.
What was the scene?

(01:29:04):
No, it's the whole, like that song came out
to promote that soundtrack.
Oh, wait.
So that wasn't in Electra?
That was in Daredevil?
Yeah, that was in Daredevil.
Oh, son of a bitch.
You were the one that on Mike said,
that's not the right answer.
Oh, man.
Nickelback is on the Daredevil soundtrack.
Of course it is.
That's why I gave you a look of like, oh yeah.

(01:29:25):
So yeah, and I lose that one.
Damn, I tucked myself out of it.
Damn.
Yeah, you had it, man.
All right.
I got those movies confused.
I would have sworn that that was in the Electra shitty movie.
I mean, you weren't very far off.
You were really close.
I almost wanted to give you a half a point.
Damn, damn.
No, no, no.
You definitively said that's not the right answer.
You're right, you're right, right.
I'll take it.

(01:29:46):
I'll take it.
Are you ready for your fourth question, my friend?
No, but let's bring it on anyway.
All right, now you're going to, this is a long worded.
So Queen recorded original songs for Highlander,
but released them on an album, A Kind of Magic, which
served as the Highlander soundtrack, but was not official.
What film was the first film they were

(01:30:08):
approached to do an official soundtrack?
Oh my god.
They've done songs for other ones.
I mean, an official soundtrack for the movie.
Like I can read the questioning if you need to.
Go ahead.
Yeah, yeah.
OK.
Queen recorded original songs for Highlander,
but released them on the album, A Kind of Magic,

(01:30:28):
which was a separate soundtrack, which served as the Highlander
soundtrack, but was not the official.
It was a queen record.
What film was the first film they were approached
to do the official movie soundtrack?
Which they did.
Oh, man.
Oh, I should know this, and I know
that this is on the tip of my tongue.

(01:30:50):
We've talked about it before, because we've talked about.
Oh, man.
Queen doing music.
My first original reaction was they live,
but that doesn't sound right.
Queen doing a soundtrack.
Oh, oh.
Flash Gordon of the 31st century.

(01:31:11):
Flash of the universe.
Is this your final answer?
Yes.
That is the correct answer.
Oh, I'm so glad to pull that out.
I'm so glad to be a rock opera.
That's right.
I'm so glad to pull that out.
Well done.
Well done.
Was it?
It was Flash Gordon of the 31st century?
I was Flash Gordon.
Flash Gordon.
OK, OK.
I think you're thinking of Duck, of a Buck, Roger.
Duck, Duck, Dodgers of the 31st century.

(01:31:32):
You're thinking of Buck, Roger, but no, I got what you meant.
Flash Gordon is the answer.
Yeah, that was the first one.
They were like, Hawkman died.
I have my Hawkman.
Yeah, no, they were approached after seeing some of the director
wanted to show them some clips from the movie,
and they saw it as like this could be the first score that
actually has a true metal or a true rock and roll feel to it.

(01:31:54):
Like rock opera.
Yeah.
Space rock opera, and they took it and ran with it.
So right on.
All right.
So I got that one.
Right on.
Yep, yep, yep.
Fifth and final question of you here.
Are you ready?
Finally, let's do this.
What was the first album to release its soundtrack commercially?
Or sorry, what was the first movie to release its soundtrack

(01:32:15):
commercially?
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
OK.
What was the first movie to release its soundtrack commercially?
So like, take the soundtrack, put it on tape, CD, vinyl,
whatever it is, and try to sell it to the masses.
What was the first film to do that?
First movie to sell its soundtrack commercially.
Yes.
So not just like, Jaws the soundtrack, but like songs put

(01:32:39):
on record as far as like, this is the soundtrack.
Yeah, yeah, and try to sell it commercially
so that you could go by.
Me, I'm like, oh.
Oh, man.
The blank, blank soundtrack is in store.
It was the first one.
My first reaction is the wedding singer.
But that's a lot of Adam Sandler doing covers.

(01:33:00):
And so I don't think that's the right answer.
Oh, first soundtrack.
It's before that.
Before that.
OK.
I'll get it.
It's before you.
It's been very long time.
First soundtrack released commercially.
Is it Highlander?
Are you for real?
Yeah.
Is it Highlander?

(01:33:20):
It is not.
OK.
Are you ready for the answer?
Sure.
You're going to kick yourself.
Sure.
Snow White.
Oh, of course it's Snow White.
Of course it's Snow White.
I thought you would deduce that just by the like,
oh, what was the first animated Disney?
Yeah.
Yeah, Snow White.
But of course.
Yeah.
Yeah, of course.
Because why wouldn't Disney try to cash in on like, hey,

(01:33:41):
this movie made a bunch of money and also people love the song.
So here's a record.
Yeah.
That makes sense.
That makes sense.
Wow.
I would have never guessed that.
But I'm glad to know that now.
Yeah.
It's one of those I thought you might get there.
I typically put the fifth questions as a little bit harder
than the rest.
Sure.
But yeah, good one, though, man.

(01:34:03):
Wow.
That was intense.
All right.
Well, with that, I scored two points that round.
You scored two points that round.
The score is Marcus MD3 with 10 points and M.
Dizzles the eldest with nine.
So it's still one point back.
So it's still one point.
Yes, sir.
Here it comes.
I think you're going to crush this next category, though.

(01:34:24):
Here it comes.
Here it comes.
I truly think I'm going to destroy my next category, though.
OK.
So it's my turn to ask questions?
Yes, sir.
It is.
OK.
So this category is called?
What?
Change it as I go to win the game.
Name my top five favorite wrestlers.
What am I thinking about right now?
Crispinwa, Crispinwa, Crispinwa, Crispinwa, Dylon Delon.

(01:34:49):
Stone Cold Center.
All right.
What is it, though?
This category is called?
96 was a great year, right?
Isn't it?
Why 96?
It's because I was alive in 96.
What was happening in 96?
Where were you at?

(01:35:10):
I was at Sealy Elementary as a school for me.
But also, that was a great year for film, right?
I'm going to take your word for it.
The 90s had some hitters.
OK, let's do it, though.
It did have some hitters.
So?
And if you are curious what the best movie of the 90s
is, you can go back and listen on our podcast.
Go ahead and scroll back to the March, around the March of 2024.

(01:35:33):
And you were here.
So our bracket busters.
Our bracket busters, where we break down, for you, the people,
out of 64 films, what the best movie of the 1990s
ended up being.
And we're not going to tell you now,
but go ahead and listen to that if you are curious.
It's a great, great, great two-part episode.
Here's a hint.
It almost was the past.
Yeah.
All right.
Let's do it, my friend.

(01:35:55):
Let's do it.
OK.
So, 96 was a great year, right?
Yes.
Now, the Oscar-winning film.
Ah, fuck you.
Jerry Maguire gave us the iconic line, show me the money.
In the film, what team do the line's originator,

(01:36:19):
Rod Tidwell, play for?
It's a fictitious team, isn't it?
Is it?
Is it?
Rod Tidwell, played by Cuban Gooding, Jr. says the line,
show me the money.
What team did he play for?
Was it the Atlanta Falcons?

(01:36:42):
Oh, you're so close.
You're, oh, with the frog's hair.
You're so close.
I thought, no, because he got a deal
from a competitive deal from the Falcons.
Yes.
I don't fucking know.
Yes.
That's why you're close.
Man, I would have bet it was the Falcons there.

(01:37:08):
Was it the Dolphins?
It was the Cardinals.
Oh.
The Arizona Cardinals.
I should have thought of the other red team.
Damn it.
Like I said, he was offered a deal to the Falcons.
That's why you were so close.
That's right.
Show me the money, Jerry.

(01:37:28):
Show me the money.
I love black people.
Yeah, I know the scene.
Yeah.
Damn, I should have thought.
I was thinking of other red teams,
but the only ones I could think of were up north.
And I forgot about those pesky Cardinals.
Damn you.
I would resent you this season.
So close.
Good question, though.
Good question.
OK.
Question number two.
Are you ready, sir?
That's a deep cut, too, man.

(01:37:49):
That's a deep cut question.
I mean, they did show the Cardinals jerseys.
So I thought you being a football fan
would have picked up on that.
I was close.
I was close.
You were right.
Right, we're right.
I'm actually surprised that you picked up
on the Falcons angle, because that was going
to be my other question.
Oh, yeah.
Like if I almost thought, but I thought
that was too deep of a cut.
So if I had offered that, you would have gotten it.

(01:38:10):
I just remembered the colors.
I was like, yeah.
Anyway, let's go ahead.
Let's see.
OK.
In 1996, Oscar award-winning Gene Kelly died from complications
after suffering two strokes.
For what picture was he nominated for best actor?

(01:38:34):
What picture was he nominated for?
Gene Kelly died in 1996.
I don't even know if Gene Kelly is.
He didn't win.
I can't say the movie.
I can't give you the movie.
The claim to fame was me.
He was a dancing singing man in the 1940s.
He danced with Ginger Rogers.

(01:38:54):
Oh, OK.
OK.
There's a very famous song and movie that.
No, I got you now.
No, I'm sorry.
You shouldn't have given me that.
Singing in the Rain.
You want to hold on to that one?
It was, repeat the question one more time.
Yeah, it was a tragedy.
Can you repeat the question?
It's a Chappelle reference for y'all.

(01:39:14):
In 1996, Gene Kelly died from complications
after suffering two strokes.
For what picture was he nominated for best actor?
It happened in 1945, and Singing in the Rain
came out in 1943.
How about in 1945?
1945.

(01:39:38):
This is, I have no idea.
I'm going to pick something way off the wall.
I just know Gene Kelly was in Singing in the Rain.
Sure.
I'm going to say the sound of music.
No, it was Anchors Away.
Oh, yeah.
I never got that.
He didn't win, but he got nominated for best actor.
I had never gotten that.
Which, ironically, he was a co-writer and choreographer

(01:40:00):
for.
OK.
Yeah, never.
Michael's pulling shit out of me.
Anyways, no, it's, yeah, I don't know.
96.
I would have expected 86 as it being the birth year,
but hey, you know what?
You gave me a decade worth of.
There's a reason why I gave you 10 years worth of leeway.
No, I got you.
Yeah.
I got you.

(01:40:20):
All right, let's do it.
Question three.
Question three.
The plot of this film follows a pair
of American criminal brothers who take a family as hostages
in order to cross into Mexico, but ultimately find themselves
trapped in a saloon, frequented by the undead.

(01:40:41):
What is the name of the bar that they run to?
Jesus Christ.
I don't know, man.
I know it's from Dust Till Dawn.
OK.
You're halfway there.
I've never been that.
OK.
What is the name of the bar that they run to?
It's going to be some stupid Quentin Tarantino thing.
Uh-huh.
I don't know, man.
I don't.
I could guess.
I know you said it on the podcast.

(01:41:02):
Think about it.
Cheech Marin has a character where he says the name of the bar
as he's calling out to people on a microphone.
I haven't seen the movie in 20 years.
I don't watch it that much.
I'm not that big.
It's an OK movie.
I largely think it got overrated.
But I'm not trying to defend myself.

(01:41:24):
I know what you're talking about.
It's from Dust Till Dawn.
I'm going to say something nipple.
Oh.
I don't know.
The bloody nipple?
Bloody nipple?
So I'm going to go with something like that.
Welcome, welcome, welcome, pussy lovers to the Titty Twister.
Yeah, yeah, of course.
Titty Twister is what we're looking for.

(01:41:44):
See a nipple something, Titty Twister.
I mean, it's predictable.
I definitely mentioned the name at least more than once
on the podcast.
Sure.
Ha ha ha ha.
Yeah.
I'm not that big of a fan of that movie.
That was more of a you question.
But it's all right, though.
All right, all right.
That's fine.
That's fine.
That's fine.

(01:42:05):
What number is that?
That was three.
That was three.
OK, OK.
OK.
Number four.
Four, let's do it.
Four.
I got to get one.
I got to get one.
OK, here we go.
Jerry Lundegard is in debt and needs to make money fast.
Hear me out.
Hear me out.
Hear me out.
I'll repeat it.
Jerry Lundegard is in debt and needs to make money fast.

(01:42:29):
He hires two men to kidnap his wife
and ask for a ransom to be paid by her rich father, which
is supposed to be a simple plan but turns into disaster.
1996 movie, name the actor who plays Jerry Lundegard
in the movie Fargo.

(01:42:53):
Is that which is the one that?
OK, I almost said I always mix them up just because of their names.
Philip Seymour Hoffman, but it's William H. Macy plays.
OK, good.
William H. Macy.
That's right.
All right, I got one point.
We got one more question right?
One more, one more.
OK, yeah.

(01:43:14):
It's tough.
Let's see.
Oh, see, I got a bunch of options here.
Oh, do you want to give you an easy one?
I'm finished on that one.
Do you want to give me an easy one?
Take no mercy, take no quarter.
I think you're going to crush my final.
Let's see.
Let's see.
I was a little pressed for time right, no, but it's all good.
I'm still having a good time, so.
Let's see.
OK, OK.
Let's do it.
This film stars Jerry O'Connell as he moves from small town

(01:43:39):
America into Joe's apartment.
Joe's apartment.
It's the first MTV movie released.
That was going to be my question.
What was the name of the production company
that produced that movie?
It's MTV films.
MTV films.
OK, so just because you're all cocky now.
No, no, no.
No, no, no.
We got one more.
Hold on.
Let's do one more.
Let's do one more.
No, no, read the whole question.
I'm curious.
I would do one more.

(01:44:00):
This film stars Jerry O'Connell as he moves from small town
America to New York City, but his place already
has some pesky tenants.
Name the major production company that financed the film.
Yeah, that was their first movie.
MTV films.
Yeah, that's right.
That's fair game because we had the poster on the wall.
That's right.
That's right.
That's right.

(01:44:20):
That's fair game, sir.
So one more.
So one more.
One more.
No point.
It's just for fun.
Featuring Jack Nicholson in a dual role,
this film's summer release was delayed by the success
of Independence Day and later released in December that year.

(01:44:41):
That would be the Tim Burton classic, I believe, Mars Attacks.
Exquisite.
I can't deny you.
All right.
You challenged me and you won.
All right.
Well, I don't know if that last one counted.
Yeah.
It's either 12 or 13 points.
That was just fun.
OK.
Just for funsies.
OK.
I have 12 points now.
You, sir, are on the line.

(01:45:02):
That was a good question, though.
Some of them are some deep cuts.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I was like, I knew.
I was in the ballpark on some of them.
I'm like, I don't fucking know.
OK.
Are you ready?
Let's do it.
This final question.
Here we sit.
Final round.
Last five questions.
And I am at.
You are three points behind.
You have nine points.

(01:45:22):
I have 12.
You are three points behind.
Shit.
So it's mine to lose.
I think you're going to do pretty well here.
OK.
It's all Kevin Smith movies, right?
Yes, all of it.
No, but here's the twist.
Is it's not Kevin Smith movies.
Oh, no.
This category is called Twist with a hint of line.
All about movies, which is a former sponsor
of what you've been watching that we're bringing

(01:45:44):
best back on is Hints of Line.
So appreciate that.
This category is all about any movie that has a well-known.
It's not necessarily like any movie that has a twist, a giant
reveal, things of that name.
Sure.
OK.
OK.
OK.
All right.
What a twist.
Yeah, what a twist.
That's Shemalunian-esque twist.
That's right.
OK.
Are you ready?
Let's do it.

(01:46:04):
In the prestige, how does Christian Bale's character,
his last name is Borden, perform the act
the real transported man?
I actually rewatched this, oh god, probably six months ago.
He has a twin.
And the whole twist is that.

(01:46:26):
Spoiler alert first.
Spoiler.
Spoiler.
Hugh Jackman's character is obsessed with it can't be a twin.
And Michael Cain tells him he does it with a twin.
And then the twist is he does it with a twin.
Yeah, that is the correct answer.
He has a twin.
Spoilers.
Spoiler alert there.
Also, spoilers.

(01:46:46):
Hugh Jackman works out teleportation because of David
Bowie and cloning.
Spoilers.
It's a great movie.
It's a great movie.
Honestly, one of my favorite Christopher Nolan movies.
Because I saw the twin twist happening.
I didn't see the science fiction like, oh,
he just clones himself and kills himself at the end.

(01:47:10):
That was so completely far removed from anything
I'd seen happening that I was like, oh, what a great twist.
It's two singularly focused men that could easily
that there was enough of the pie for them to go around
and be happy.
But they just cannot let the other one go
due to personal vendettas due to the one Christian Bale
pretty much killing dude's wife or his first love.

(01:47:31):
And then these twists and betrayals and all this.
It's such a good movie.
So anyways, yes, that is the answer.
In The Prestige, how does Christian Bale's character
board and perform the act, the real transported man?
He has a twin.
All right, now this movie.
Fallon.
Yeah, there you go.
There you go.
He's locked in.
It's a great movie, though.
Anyways, question number two.

(01:47:51):
Planet of the Apes has one hell of a twist.
We can all agree there.
You maniacs, you blew it up.
OK, so Planet of the Apes has one hell of a twist.
What is the name of the spacecraft
that Chuck Heston commands?
Oh.
Oh, wait, wait, wait.

(01:48:13):
You're talking about the original 1968.
The original one, yes.
Planet of the Apes.
Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, hold on.
You talk Planet of the Apes a lot on YouTube.
I have.
I thought it was fair game.
My initial thought was that it was the Icarus,
but I'm self-doubting myself, and I
want to say it's the Prometheus.
Oh, I mean, I know for a fact it's some sort of Greek legend.

(01:48:38):
I want to say it's Icarus.
Is it Icarus?
I'm going to give it to you.
It is Icarus, but that is the nickname.
Oh.
That's the nickname of the ship.
Oh.
Do you know the actual name?
I'll give you the point because you're right,
but I was looking for one of two names,
and there was one I was hoping that you would accept more of.

(01:48:58):
Are you ready to hear it, though?
Sure.
Yeah, yeah.
The Liberty One spacecraft.
Liberty One.
You're right.
You're right.
I'm going to give you the point.
And he mentions it in the opening monologue of last log
of the captain of the Liberty One spaceship.
Yeah, right.
Yeah.
So I'm going to give you Icarus,
just because I'm such a kind and loving man.
I appreciate that.

(01:49:19):
But yeah.
I was technically looking for the Liberty One spacecraft.
OK, are you ready?
Let's do it.
Yeah, brother.
I'm ready.
You're locking in.
All right.
I got you for three minutes of pain.
Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho was one of the original films
to have a twist.

(01:49:39):
Right?
Mm-hmm.
We can all agree there.
Which actor played Norman Bates?
Oh, not Anthony Daniels.
Oh, fuck.
This is one of those I'm going to kick myself,
because had you not asked me the question,
I could have absolutely told you.
Oh, yeah, that's how it always gets, man.

(01:49:59):
Not Anthony Daniels.
Anthony Michaels.
Chad Michael Michaels.
Chad Michael Murray.
No, I'm not going to throw you off by saying nonsense.
Oh, oh.
I'll read the question one more time for the people at home.
You still think so when I'm dead air.
Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho was one of the original films
to have a twist.

(01:50:20):
Which actor played Norman Bates?
Oh, man.
I'm going to hate myself for this.
Shout out to Cannon.
I mean, listen, this name is going first in my suicide list
tonight.
Anthony, not Anthony Edwards.

(01:50:47):
No, god damn it.
Oh, oh, it's going to bug me.
Oh, it's going to bug me.
Oh, Anthony Giovanni, Rabisi, Chad Michael Murray.
I don't know.
Anthony.
Yep.
You are really, really close.
I know.
It's Anthony Perkins.

(01:51:07):
Perkins.
God damn it.
God damn it.
You're absolutely right.
God damn it.
We were talking about psycho recently.
Yeah, you were close though.
You said Anthony.
I was like, I just got to get this one.
Shit.
All right.
I'm just going to go cut my wrist real quick.
I'll be right back.
Damn, man.
You're going to get pulled from me
and you're talking like that.
Anyways, you better get this one.

(01:51:28):
Hopefully, if you need more explanation on it,
we're going to have to pause it and I'll have to bring up.
But I think you're going to get it.
So if you need more of an explanation,
I think we'll get it though.
We can have a side conversation.
Yeah, and we'll come back.
All right.
There is an active Mandela effect
around one of the greatest movie twists of all time.
In Empire Strikes Back, tell me the correct dialogue word

(01:51:49):
for word of this twist.
Oh.
I think you know what I mean.
Empire Strikes Back.
OK.
So everybody thinks that it's Luke.
I am your father.
But the actual line is.
I need a word for word.
No.
I am your father.
That is correct.
OK.
That is correct.
I was saying, I need a word for word though.

(01:52:10):
Yeah, that's what I want.
That is correct.
It is a common misconception that he says,
Luke, I am your father.
Right.
No, I am your father.
No, it can't be.
He told me that you killed him.
Ben Kenobi told me that you killed him.
No, I am your father.
All right.
Yes.
Yes, yes, yes.
That's right.
OK, Michael, you better get this one.

(01:52:31):
And this is for the WIN right quick.
Oh, no.
It comes out of this.
We're tied up.
Oh, fuck.
You better get this.
Hold on, hold on.
OK.
Lion face.
Lemon face.
Lion face.
Lemon face.
That's a secret sauce to the show we just showed you right
there.
We get fired up.
Again, this category is twist.

(01:52:51):
Brought to you by a hen of life.
So all right, Michael, this is for the WIN.
This is well within your wheelhouse.
Which?
Also great alliteration.
All right, are you ready?
With wheel-wheaton and cool-wheaton.
All right, for the WIN.

(01:53:12):
For the WIN?
Please stop.
Which actor?
Which actor?
Which actor yells the famous reveal,
Soylent Green is people.
Again, for the people at home.
Which actor yells the famous reveal,
Soylent Green is people.

(01:53:34):
That is one.
Jason Muse and Jan Salat Bob reboot.
No, I'm kidding.
That is Charlton Heston in, it's only green, no?
What's the name of the movie?
It might be so.
It is only green, yes.
Yeah, it's Charlton Heston.
Final answer?
Yes.

(01:53:55):
You are correct for the WIN.
Yes.
You are correct for once.
We don't interfere with it and call it a tie.
My goodness, my graces.
Michael has stripped the title from me.
Get your dirty damn paws off me, you damn dirty ape.
With a Chuck Heston reference.
God damn right.
Michael gets one, two, three, four of them correct,

(01:54:17):
bringing his total to 13 points, where
I have a meager, disappointing 12 points.
Even though I did get the bonus right.
So I did answer 13 correct.
Here we are.
All right, all right, all right.
Born to be kings.
That was fun.
I hope you guys at home had fun playing along.

(01:54:39):
We truly love doing these movie trivia moxies.
Oh, yeah, brother, you thought you could come for me
and assert your movie moxie dominance.
But I showed you what was for by slamming your brain
in the concrete and curb stomping that motherfucker
into oblivion.
Now I'm going to go home and drink a couple of Coors

(01:54:59):
lights, some Steve Wiser's and drink myself into oblivion
and revel in the fact that you are once again
dominated by my movie moxie trivia.
That's right.
That's right.
And I cower in fear from it, brother.
Oh, yeah.
All right.
Well, that was fun, man.
Well done on the final one.

(01:55:19):
I said, I thought you'd do pretty well in that last category.
That was the twist.
The twist was that I put the easy question at the end.
That was the twist.
That's the meta game within the category itself.
Anyways, no, that was a lot of fun, man.
I hope you guys at home had fun.
Again, write us in at whatchabinwatchingpodcastatgmail.com.
That's right.
If you want to test your movie trivia moxie, we can do it.

(01:55:43):
You just got to promise not to Google.
We can do it via text.
You can slide.
We won't Google.
Yeah.
You can slide in the DMs.
And we'll do a Google-free one.
And I'll let you know.
So test our movie trivia moxie.
The goal of what we try to do is you just write us in and say,
hey, I think I know something about these subjects.
And we'll play along.
We got time to slide in the DMs.

(01:56:03):
Let's do it.
You hear us talk about all sorts of stuff on the podcast.
You just write us in.
Hey, you guys were talking some trash on Deadpool Wolverine.
Or you guys talk a lot about comic book movies.
I got five questions for you.
Gentlemen's word, we will not Google them.
And we'll try to do it.
So that's absolutely challenging.
Step up.
Slide into the what you've been watching DMs on the Instagram.

(01:56:25):
That is going to be at what you've been watching.
You can write us in on The Messenger and Facebook as well.
Again, that's at what you've been watching on Facebook
at Dudley Grove's podcast.
Or you can just write us in, what you've been watching,
podcast at gmail.com.
We are out there.
We are ready to test our movie trivia,
metal, and moxie against you, the legion.
Bring forth your queries.
And we shall ponder over them, reflect upon them,

(01:56:47):
and regurgitate the answer of correctitude back to you.
What is best in life?
Crush your enemies.
See them driven before you.
Hear the lamentations of the women.
And with that, go watch a movie.
And talk about it.
And also, make some trivia questions with somebody
that you love.
There you go.

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