Name That Cult Classic Movie - “The Father’s Day-Ish”

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Episode Transcript

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You're listening to Later with mo Kellyon demand from KFI AM six forty.
It is now time for the gamewhere you choose your own cinematic adventure.
There are ten movie clips that wehave assembled from various decades in American movie
history, as we do each andevery Friday night, and your job is

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to pick one and then name themovie from which it comes. Some days
we play for prizes and some dayswe play for fun. After hearing the
clip, you can ask for helpfrom anyone in the studio or in your
house. You can Google, youcan text a friend, you can lie,
cheat, steal, we don't care. But the answer is up to
you. You'll have thirty seconds fromthe end of the clip and one hint

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from those of us in the studioto give the right answer. Now,
let's get to it. This isName that movie Culte Classic. If I
am six forty is Later with moKelly everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. It's
the Father's Day weekend edition of Namethat Movie cult Classic. There is your

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hint. They all all ten ofthe movie clips have to do with movies,
or I should say all ten ofthe clips have to do with fathers.
On some level. It's not necessarilyFather's Day movies, but there is
a father child aspect to all ofthe movies. Some are pretty easy,

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some are pretty difficult, but everyonewill be going home a winter tonight.
Let's get to the phones as weplay for Red Box Chicken Soup for the
Soul Entertainment movie rentals. Let's goto Julie and Labra. Julie, how
are you this evening? Oh?I'm fine, Thank you. Moe,

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how are you? I'm doing well? This is your first time calling?
Correct it is. I'm a littlenervous. Think I'm gonna need a hint.
That's okay, real simple. Sinceyou are first, you get to
choose any number between one and ten, and we will play the corresponding clip
to the number you choose. Damn, I'm hoping it's easiest to hart.

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Its logo is number one. Hereis clip number one. Hie, Scott,
I'm your dad. Hi Scotty,Oh, good firm handshake, scattery.
How you doing, dude, I'myour old man. I suppose you're

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wondering why your middle name is rainbowyore? Scott? What's up? Holmes?
You know Scott? When I wasa boy your age I was pulling
on myself harder than a tractor pullin Arkansas. I'm your papa, your
daddy, your pair. You gotto care for me, you see,
I am your father. Hug meand let us join our spirits. Julie,

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do you need a hint? Still? I definitely need a head?
Okay. The movie starred Robin Williamsand Billy Crystal, Julia Lewis Dreyfus and
nineteen ninety seven. And the nameof the movie is You can't get more
on brand for this particular edition ofname that movie cult classic. Williams.

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How many words in the title?Two Sunday, this Sunday, this Sunday.
What is the Sunday? What isthe Sunday? Fathers? Yes,
there it is. That's the nameof the movie. I said, someone,
then be pretty easy, and someof would be pretty difficult. I

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think it might have been difficult tofigure out the movie from that clip,
either you are familiar with the movieor not. But the title, you
know, I couldn't make it anyeasier as far as the title. Alrighty,
well, thank you, thank you, thank you. Let me ask
you, since this is your firsttime calling, how long have you been
listening to the show that you justhappen to find us or are you a

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long time just KFI listener in general? Well, longtime KFI, but I
try and catch you every Friday nightfor the oh Bless Classics. But you
know, I knew a lot morein the beginnings than you know. They're
getting I think they're getting harder.But yeah, so I always listened to
I listened to you all the time, but especially Friday night. Well,

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thank you part of the reason theclips seem a little bit harder, some
people were saying, and I listen, I get all your messages and to
say, oh, you made ittoo easy or you made it too hard,
and I'm trying trying to find thathealthy balance in between. And also
thank you. Yeah, true,but I did like the scenes and I

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did not google anything. I wasI was just gonna go in cold.
Well you did just find Julie.And it's always most difficult to go first.
You have no real feel for anythingthat's going on, and you handled
it wonderfully. Thank you, Mo, I really appreciate that. Well,
thank you for calling you tonight.Have a wonderful weekend. And is your

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father still living? If I mayask, no, I'm afraid he's past.
I'm sorry. Is there a fatherfigure in your life or if you're
married or a husband? I knowI'm all in your business now, I'm
sorry. No, there is not. Well, I'm quite sure you have
fond memories of your father. Letme try that. Let me go see

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if I can strike out there.Definitely, definitely, definitely okay, all
right, friends, definitely. Well, I'm right there with you, and
I appreciate you calling in tonight,and don't make it the last time.
Be sure to call in again,please, Julie. All right, thank
you, mo. I have agreat weekend. You too. Let's go

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to Robin and Laguna, Miguel.Robin, good evening. How are you,
Himo? I'm great. Do yousound like you have already had a
great Friday night as it is?Well, I'm still working. I'm sitting
in my car and I'm not gettingout because I don't want my battery to
die. Okay, I'm a firsttime caller, well and I'm excited,

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outstanding. All right, So firsttime caller, but you know how the
game goes correct? Yeah, allright, you can choose any number between
two and ten. Number six herewe go is this the kind of graver
I have, someone who disobeyed,someone who lies to me. Is this
the kind of sun I've raised?And you, Tricksie, you know what

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this race did to this family?Did either of you stop and think about
us? That's all I've been thinkingabout, Pops, you mom's bridal,
Sparky, Yeah you too, Chim, Chim. We're in serious trouble,
Pops, and it's all my fault. This was not the play, so
the race. To do anything aboutthat? Why not? Because it won't
do any good. You don't knowthat. You think you can drive a

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car and change the world. Itdoesn't work like that. Maybe not,
but it's the only thing I knowhow to do, and I gotta do
something, all right, Robin.John Goodman's in there, but I give
me a hint, Okay, JohnGoodman and Neil Hirshe. The movie is

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a live action version of a verypopular nineteen sixties cartoon I want to a
cartoon and Sparky, Yes, that'sit it it is. Yes, Yes,
I'd like that cartoon too. AndI once again I tell people,

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trust your gut. You use theclues which were in the clip, and
you figured it out. If youhaven't seen the movie, highly recommend.
It did not do well in theaterswhen it came out, but if you're
a fan of the of the cartoon, I thought it was it was a
very nice adaptation of the cartoon.They put a lot of the cartoon into

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the movie, and if you're afan of the cartoon, you'll recognize a
lot of the Easter eggs and hiddengems within the movie. Okay, sounds
awesome. Well, right, Ijust download the red Box app on my
phone. So I was listening tothe fellow that does the reviews. Oh
yeah, Chris Woolsey, absolutely,yes, Well I'll make sure that let

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him know, right, And I'vebeen listening since Bacond the day when SO
is on. Oh well you're along time yeah, but I only stay
tuned for you and for the guybefore you, you know, when you
came in, and I thought Iwas wondering if I was gonna like that
because I worked the whole time.I'm listening to you guys, and it's

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perfect timing for me. Well,we appreciate you, We really do.
Thank you so much Robin for walkingwith us. You're there because you're really
good. I love your show everyone of them. Thank you, and
we'll try to keep earning your timeand your attention every single night. You
have it. Well, have agreat weekend. You do have a happy
you have a happy Father's Day.I will thank you. Do I know

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you're a daddy. Okay, thankyou so much. Robin, You're welcome.
It's Later with mo Kelly. We'llhave more of your calls, more
of our clips in just a moment. It's KFI AM six forty. You're
listening to Later with Moe Kelly ondemand from KFI AM six forty. K
if I AM six forty is Laterwith Mo Kelly. They're live everywhere on
the iHeartRadio app. As we continue, name that movie called Classic the Father's

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Day Weekend Edition. All of theclips are from movies which have something to
do with dads or may prominently featurea dad or a father child interaction,
not necessarily explicitly Father's Day, butthe fire other child component. And we're
looking out for first time callers.In fact, we have a couple of

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lines which are open. Give usa call, first time caller, as
we're playing tonight for red box codescourtesy of Chicken Suit for the Soul entertainment.
Give us a call, first timecallers at eight hundred five to zero
one five three four, eight hundredfive to zero one five three four.
Let's go to William in Capistrano Beach. William, good evening, How are

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you doing good? How are youare you? Hey? What's going on
at your house? What? Wegot a group of people there, yeap,
I got son, William Pryor uhhuh, And we're first time caller.
I'm a long time listener and he'she hasn't been around long enough to
be a long time listen. Well, there's nothing wrong on a Father's Day

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weekend that you would have your sonparticipate with us. If you are a
longtime listener, I can go overfor you real quickly. We're going to
have you pick a number between twoand ten, with the exception of number
six. So you have two,three, four, five, seven,
eight, nine ten that you canchoose from. Okay, William's going to
choose ten. Ten. Well,let me just say before I played the

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clip, that is a great name. That is my middle name and also
Mark Ronner's middle name. So we'llalways show favorite to people who are named
William. That's a great name.Here we go. What did I tell
you about going into my things?Where did you find? No? I

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gave you a key, hoping thatyou might see it someday. Yes,
the sun sets there are the mostbeautiful in the world. But I fear
you still may not be welcome.Wife. They will say you are lost,
But I'm I here test for me. Everybody dies. It's just like

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around here, we look at whatI've done. William? Do you recognize
that movie? Or do you needa hint? Ye, and say we're
gonna need a hint. All right? Are you a Marvel fan by chance?

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Yeah? Who is the hero fromWakanda? The hero from Akanda?
It's stars out stars, Chadwick Boseman, Michael b. Jordan. Okay,

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that's it, that's it, Welldone, Well done, well done,
William. How old are you,young man? Nine and a half?
Nine and a half. Have youfinished school for the summer? Are you?
Is it now your summer? Yeah? All right, So you'll be

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going Are you going into fifth orsixth grade? I'm going in to four.
I'm in fourth right now. Okay, So you'll be going into fifth
grade next year? Are you excitedabout that? Yes? What are your
favorite subjects? What do you liketo study? History? Science? Uh?

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Huh? Engineering? Oh do youthink maybe one day you might be
an engineer? Yeah? Is thatsomething that you would like to do?
Maybe? Yeah? Have you thoughtabout what kind of an engineer? What
would you like to build or make? Mechanical stuff? Oh? So you'd

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be a mechanical engineer. Maybe atiny little robot that kills cancer. Oh
okay, that would be a biologicalengineer. Absolutely. How long have you
been thinking about that? What?What made you get interested in that?

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Does? What? My cousin's momhas cancer and I want I want to
help people they don't die of cancer. That's a wonderful, wonderful goal to
have. And I hope that youare absolutely successful, because I doubt there's
anyone who's listening who doesn't know thatexact same feeling. And if you could

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find that cure to cancer, youwould change the world. And I will
be pulling for you, William,you know that, right? Yeah?
Well, let me just say this, have a great Father's Day weekend.
Do you know what you're gonna dowith your dad this weekend? Maybe go
fishing or go to Lamme Island.It's an island in Washington. Uh,

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Huh. That sounds like so muchsounds like so much fun. I remember
I used to go fishing with mydad. You're gonna have great fun and
you're gonna have these memories you're gonnakeep for the rest of your life.
So make sure you hug your dadfor me. Okay, all right,
William, have a great weekend,and hopefully we get to hear from you

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again. All Right, You're mostwelcome. See, that's the best part
of this job, absolutely the bestpart. Hearing a father's son combination like
that. Doesn't get much better thanthat, does not get but much better
than that. We still have afew phone lines which are open for first
time callers on this Father's Day weekendedition of Name that movie called Classic.

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More of your calls when we comeback. You're listening to Later with Moe
Kelly on demand from KFI AM sixforty. It's the Father's Day weekend edition
of Name that Movie Cult Classic.All the movies have a father child component.
The movies don't necessarily are not explicitlyabout Father's Day, but there is

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a father child component to all theclips. And we're playing for movie rentals.
Courtesy of red Box and Chicken soupfor the soul entertainment as we go
into the weekend. And now let'sgo back to the phones. Let's talk
to Marie in Pico Rivera. Marie, how are you this evening. I'm
doing this. It is nice tohear your voice. I have to ask

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you, where did the name Mariecome from? Because that is the name
of my sister. This it's nota common name that I here these days.
I am the oldest and my motherlikes Marie Antoinette the Queen, and
that's that's what she named me after. Unfortunately, she got beheaded and I'm

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still alized. Well, at leastyou know the history. You got a
story, and I guess you havetold that story more than once. It
seems, yeah, I have.Well, Marie, well, it's good
to talk to you. I loveyour show, and I love your backup
music that you put on there,that Saturday song and after party, I

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love it. Well, I'm trying. I'm trying. I think music should
be more a part of the show, but we can't put it in the
in the podcast anymore, so wetry to front load it in what we
call the bumpers, so you know, get people the good mood maybe move
around, check their behind it.I love it. You're doing a great
job. Well, thank you,Marie. Let me ask you this.
You've listened to the show. Areyou familiar with how we play the game

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a little bit? I just startedto hear that about a couple of weeks
ago. Okay, I'll make itreal simple for you. You can choose
a number like two, three,four, five or seven eight nine,
and then I will play a movieclip which corresponds to the number you've chosen,
and then you'll try to figure outwhat movie it comes from. And
if you don't know, we'll tryto drag you across the finish line.

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We'll give you some hint, hints, will give you some help. We'll
give you whatever you need to getthere. Okay, how about number seven,
Lucky number seven? Here we go. What's just like Jesus? Okay,

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I just lost a little blood.Everybody relaxed, Just relaxed. We
need to find a hospital. Okay, who are you? My name is
Ethan Trimbway. I'm your husband's bestfriend. Exice to me. Nice to
meet you to Now let's get thatbaby out of your vagina. Okay,

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that baby? What you? Whatare you gonna ask, look what you,
Marie, Do you have any ideawhat movie that is? No,
I have no clue. What yearis the movie it is? I think

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yeah, twenty ten. It's starsRobert Downey Jr. And Zach Gallifanakis and
they're trying to get across country toOh yeah, yeah, yeah. I
don't know the name of that movie. I love it though. All right,
every expectant mother has one and thisis when the baby is supposed to

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arrive. Delivery date close, giveme another word for delivery labor? No,
No, okay, a bill.You have to pay a bill each
month, and there is a datethere, it is there, outstanding where

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it's It's kind of like the twentyfive thousand dollars pyramid. Think of it
that way. That's what we're playing. Yes, fantastic. You know that
movie didn't do real well, Butto me, it was funny as hell.
I just liked the movie. Ilove it. It's a good movie,
it is. And I'm a ZachGallifanakis fan. His humor is really
really funny to me. But yeah, I'll watch anything that he's in.

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But you did it, you didit well. Congratulations, And this is
your first time calling in. Hopefullywill not be the last time. We're
doing first time callers for a fewweeks and we can get more people in
the rotation, but we'll open itup again and we'd love to have you
back on. Okay, Well,thank you more, and Happy Father's Day.
Happy Father's Day. Is there isthere a father in your life?

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Against speak to your father and yourhusband or someone. No, he passed
away, but I have great memoriesof my dad. He was, he
was my buddy, my ride anddie. Absolutely amen to that. I
feel the same way, same way. All right, Well, thank you
for calling him, Marie, thankyou. Goods you too. Let's go
to Tom in Woodland Hills. Tom, thank you for being so patient.

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How are you doing tonight? Great? Moe. Thanks. How's it going.
It's going well, it's going well. I got the best job in
the world and people ask me andI tell him the same every single time,
because it is still true. Whatwere you doing when you called in?
We were actually driving in the carand luckily made it home. We

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were coming home from a little gatheringof people in Hollywood, and we were
glad to make it home. Timeto be on the show. I've always
wanted to call in. I'm abig fan of yours. Well, thank
you very much. You had alittle gathering in Hollywood. So you're like
a Hollywood a lister on the downla. You just don't want anybody to know
your daily Well you're sure it's notlike Tom Hanks. No, there's a

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lot of few further down. Tom. Okay, Tom Berenger, I don't
know. I'm just kidding with you. But Tom, thank you so much
for calling in tonight. Do youknow how we play the game? I
do. I've listened to it andI love how it harkens back to old
radio show games, and I've alwayswanted to call in. You completely get

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it. You can choose two throughfive or eight or nine? Two through
five, eight nine? What aboutthat that speed racer clip? Is that
still available? Because I got thatone? No, I'm sorry, it's
already been chosen. I'll take three. All right, here is number three.

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Well, I'm engaged. I'm engaged. I'm getting married. Congratulations,
thank you? Oh my mind?Oh so oh my? And that's your
engagement ring? Huh yes, yes, we got in a flea market outside
of Rome. The guy we boughtit from said it was at least one

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hundred years old. Ah, soDad stuff and say something. I'm sorry,
what did you say? I'm wrong? And he's wonderful and brilliant and
we're getting married. Mom. What'she doing? George? Okay? Tom.

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Some would say that this is astraight up classic. I say it's
a cult classic. It could goeither way. Do you need a hit?
I agree with you, But Ialso think it's a remake of a
cult classic. Correct, keep goingwith that, because I'm a huge fan
of Steve Martin and Diane Keaton.So that's Father of the Bride. Yes,

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well done. See you didn't needthe help, you didn't need the
speed Racer clip. Well no,I'm just a huge fan of speed Racer
cartoon. When you did that,when I was like wow, I was
singing the song and stuff, It'slike, wow, it brings back great
memories, doesn't it. It reallydoes. The Father of the Bride.
I love that movie, and it'sheld up really well. It's hard to

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believe that the movie is like almostthirty five years old. Now get out
ny. Steve Martin's like forty yearsold in it, and you look at
it and it's like he looks exactlythe thing. Now. Part of the
reason is he went gray at sucha young age, relatively young age,
and he's you don't see it inhis hair as much because it hair turned

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white. His hair was almost whitein this movie already. So yeah,
it was fully for sure. Butit was a great movie, funny movie.
And Tom, you did it allby yourself, no help. Wow,
I'm so excited. Well, welove it all right, tell us
the truth. Great? No,no, no, you're great. You

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made the show great. Ah,come on, Well, Tom, all
I can say is, thank youvery much. Thank you for supporting us,
Thank you for calling in and beingsuch a great sport about the game.
Of course, keep up the greatwork. I really enjoy your political
analysis and your reporting on the musicindustry, which I know you have such
a deep background in and entertainment andstuff. I'm in the entertainment industry myself,

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and I really enjoy your information andyour reporting. Well, Tom,
that's high praise, and I don'ttake that lightly. I appreciate it a
whole hell of a lot. Thankyou, sir. Absolutely, I have
a great Friday night, you too, have a great this day as well.
Okay, thank you. It's laterwith mo Kelly, more of your
calls in the lightning round of namethat movie called Classic The Father's Day.

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We can addition in just a momentFriday night, Come turn to Nay,
Come second, calm show, talkto O, tell him what you know?
Help you hear? Name that movie? Coo? Have you heard It's

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Mom Woe spread the world? Let'ssay tell me Mom, cally bo,
Let's say tell me Kenny. Okay, if I am six forty, it's
later with mo Kelly. We're liveeverywhere on the iHeartRadio app. And it's

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the lightning round of name that moviecalled Classic The Father's Day. We can
edition. We have a couple morecallers we got to get to before we
close out this week. Let's goto Kristen and Westminster. How are you?
Yeah? Good? How are you? I'm doing fine? How are
What are your plans for this weekend? I am going to spend the day

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with my dad and my family.It's up to him. I don't think
he's chosen what he's going to doyet, but usually it's something by the
beach. I like it. Ilike it. That's as well thought out.
Have you obviously haven't played as youare a first time caller. But
do you know how we played thegame? Oh? Yes, I do.

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Okay, you can choose then cliptwo, four, eight or nine.
I'm going to go with nine.Here we go, Jo Honor.
Please then every Saturday's day a week. That's not enough. I have to
be with my children. It's nota question, really, I mean I

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have to be with them, soplease, I know it seems like a
lot, but for me, it'snot enough. Really, I've been away
from them for more than one daysince the day they were born. Mister
Hillard, I would like to addthat this ruling is only temporary. Oh
good. I will assign a courtliaison to oversee your case and there will
be a continuance of these proceedings inninety days. I'm giving you three months,

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mister Hillard. Thank you, threemonths in which to get a job,
keep it, and create a suitablehome. If this proves to be
a possibility for you, I willconsider a joint custody arrangement when we reconvene.
We're agerance Christen. Do you knowwhat this classic movie is? Yes,

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it is Missus Doubtfire, spot On, spot On. Now see this
is Father's Day weekend, so thatwill the clip which was better suited.
But any other time, I'd haveto play the clip with Sally Field where
she finds out and she realizes RobinWilliams, her ex husband, is actually

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the nanny, and she says thewhole time, the whole time, the
whole time. It's the best sceneever, her facial expressions. But if
you know the movie, you knowexactly what I'm talking about. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, of course.Well, Christen outstanding. You did it.
You have a great weekend plan foryou and dad, and please give
him a big hug for me.I well, thank you so much,

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have a great weekend you too.Let's go to Nora, who's holding in
Murietta. Nora, thank you forbeing so patient and thank you for calling
in tonight. How are you doinggood? How are you? I am
Well, it's again best job inthe world, having fun, get to
talk to wonderful people just like you. You make the night just so smooth

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and so enjoyable. Thanks for callingin. Yes, what are your plans
for this week in anything that's Father'sDay related? No, not really.
My dad just passed away, sowe're probably just gonna not really do much.
I understand that my father passed intwenty two March of twenty two.

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I know what that's like, Ido. Yeah, but well, we'll
probably go somewhere for him. Butyou know he won't be with us.
Oh he'll be with you. No, he will be with him, but
ye, yes, in the heart. So I completely sympathize and empathize.
I understand, and you know theythere will be better days ahead, thank

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you. I hope so. Well. Yeah, I know so, and
I appreciate you calling in on ashow like this where we're talking about Father's
Day and movies that I know canbe heavy, you can be painful,
But I think there's purpose in allof this. I don't think it was
just by chance that we got totalk tonight. I know I called the
first time and I got right infirst call. That's right, right,

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So tell us which clip you likeme to play? Two four or eight
four? All right, here wego. But I'm not a daddy.
You don't have to be a daddy. You're a male type humanoid, and
that fits in with the philosophy ofthe whole place. I don't know,
guys, man, I guess likehanging out with the kids, it's kind
of cool, but I guess childcarewasn't necessarily ive new that felt professionally.

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I was headed towards That's exactly whatI said, Yes, come on in,
Oh all right, how are you? I am so sorry? I
fetch what you would check this week? Ever since the divorce, and I
has just been like, alrighty,do you need a hint? There were
a lot of hits. Okay,it was like an eighties movie for sure,

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but I don't know am out intwo thousand and three. It stars
Eddie Murphy and Jeff Garland. Steve'sGone. I forgot he was in it,
and actually he was in that clipas well. If you ever see
me, you would remember the flashcostume. Child what the flash? This

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kid always wears a flash costume.Oh oh, I was gonna say,
I'm gonna say that Adam Sailor movie. But it hold on, Eddie Murphy,
it's so okay, listen, listend. That's it. That's it.
There we go, well done,my friend got it? Thank you?

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All right? Well you're most welcome. And look, we said you can
cheat, you can lie, youcan ask for help for the friend.
We don't care. You got theanswer. You're a winner. And that's
a. I think a fitting forus to end the show and also kick
off the weekend for everyone. Now, this is just for you, Nora,
because I know that someone is feelingjust like you, and someone felt

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just like me on a weekend likethis, and because we had this conversation.
They will come a time in thefuture where you meet someone who might
have just lost their dad and youwill be that angel for them and you'll
be able to say, oh,it comes with time, but you will
get there and you will be ablessing to someone else. I'm sure of

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it. Thank you so much,Bro, I listened to you every Friday.
Well, I appreciate and hopefully we'llget a Thursday and a Wednesday to
Tuesday and sometimes on Friday. Well, Nura, make sure you call in
again, okay, because we havea connection now. Okay's Day, Happy
Father's Day. Have a wonderful weekend. All right? All right? Well

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Josh, and before we get outof here, hey, Mark, I
have one for you. Do it. I don't know if you'll be able
to guess this one. You ready, let's have it? Will be wrong?
Little told you. Oh come on, he told me enough. No,

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you kill me? No, Ido your father. Not true?
That imparable switchy feelings, you know, be true? Uh hmm. Could

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could that character's name somehow be translatedas dark father or something like that,
something like that, something like that, duke sidewalk runner. A. That's
a tough one. Okay, Idon't know if I got that. All
right, let me see if youcan guess this one. Okay, if
you build it, Oh, comeon, he will come. I said

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some of them were easy, butthey didn't. They didn't choose the easy
one. I guess not. No, Yeah, I think one of those
stumped me that you did have becauseI hadn't seen it, And I'm glad.
The one caller identified Father of theBride as a remake of the Spencer
Tracy movie, right right as soonas he said that, oh he knows
what this movie is. I wishSpencer Tracy had been my dad. I'm

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gonna spend the whole weekend actually prayingthat nobody sends me a Father's Day gift.
You're a funny man. You're afunny man, sometimes not all the
time. But everyone, have awonderful Father's Day weekend, even though your
father may not be with us.Keep those memories tight. Inside your heart

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and he will be with you inthat way. We'll see you all on
Monday. Be sure to check outthe FOURK Report tomorrow as well as Soul
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