In this episode of The Hoodoo Factory we discuss the episode Sinking Ship. This is the second of three episodes in our “Everything, Everywhere, All at WNYX” unit. Part A is the game show portion of the Hoodoo experience. In the ABSA Fever round we’ll discuss some of our favorite scenes, quotes, keepsakes, and more. In the Marty Party round we’ll argue both sides of these controversial statements:
- Is it The Real Deal (I buy it) or The McNeal Perspective (I’m selling it)?
- Dave was already planning to give Lisa the biggest blue diamond in the world as a birthday present before he heard Walt’s plan to “artistically” sketch Lisa.
- If Walt and Lisa had actually been “steaming up” the booth, Dave would have shot Walt.
- When Bill insists that Walt not come back up without a soda, he is deliberately trying to drown Walt to protect Dave.
- Joe, overall, provides the most anachronistic aspects in this episode
- Dave suffers the most embarrassment in the episode.
We hope you’ll play along. Feel free to tweet us your answers by tagging @Hoodoo_Factory on Twitter. Come back Thursday for Part B where we’ll discuss the episode in greater detail.
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