All Fantasy Everything - Italian TV Characters (w/ Giulia Rozzi, David Gborie, Sean Jordan)

Episode Date: February 17, 2022

Ciao, fam! This week we ventured into the land of television to draft Italian TV Characters! It's been a long overdue deep dive into listing the great Italians gracing the small screen. Joini...ng this week is comedian and expert Italian Giulia Rozzi! Ciao, fam.    Episode Guest: Giulia Rozzi @GiuliaRozzi IG: @MsGiuliaRozzi   Support the show! Join the All Fantasy Everything Patreon for ad-free episodes, mailbags, and video pre-rolls. Check it all out at www.patreon.com/AllFantasy.    Follow the Good Vibes Gang on social media: Ian Karmel @IanKarmel IG: @IanKarmel Sean Jordan @SeanSJordan IG: @SeancougarmelonJordan David Gborie IG: @Coolguyjokes87 Mars Mel @marsmel IG: @mars.melSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 This is a HeadGum Podcast. This is all fantasy everything. The podcast where we fantasy draft anything and everything from the world of pop culture. On today's episode, we're drafting Italian TV characters. And our guest today is the hilarious comedian, writer, actress, podcast host, does a little bit of everything and is fantastic at all of it, Julia Rossi. I'm your host, Ian Carmel. And as always, we're joined by my friends and comedians, Sean Jordan and David Borey. Let's get into it. Welcome to another brand new episode of All Fantasy Everything,
Starting point is 00:00:53 the podcast that finally tried those Flamin' Hot Cool Ranch Doritos and has a bag of them right by his side. They're fantastic. Now, let me just open it up. Julie and David, you both say that you hate them, and that's crazy because it's, and we discussed this, it's Just Ranch and Hot Sauce, and those go dank on anything I've ever put them on.
Starting point is 00:01:17 Disagree. Yeah, here's the thing. It's not just me. It's my mom. I gave some to my mom yesterday. She hated them. Now it's my family. My husband gave some to my mom yesterday she hated him now my husband hated them and he loves hot sauce exact my assistant johnny hated him and he's 25 johnny's a ball
Starting point is 00:01:32 of health he's not eating doritos what are you talking about he's not he hates him he hates the solid brick of muscles not gonna like these shitty doritos i get it you can be brolic at 25 and still be eating doritos and shit it's's back, by the way. Brolic is back. I heard it in a song the other day, and it was Will, right? Yeah, didn't Will say that he wanted that to be back? Julia's husband. Yeah, I said it, but I don't know what to do.
Starting point is 00:01:56 It was slang words. What's really? I do stuff. I didn't know you guys were married. I didn't know that. Oh, that makes more sense. I didn't know you two were married, but yeah, and he said Brolic should be back, right? That was Will? Brolics? Brolic.
Starting point is 00:02:09 Brolic. It means like tough. I said it. I said it. I don't even know that word. It's a word for buff. It's like buff. Cool.
Starting point is 00:02:18 Yeah, I think Will said that it should be brought back as like a slay. I'm going to buy a gun and I'm going to shoot you. It's legal in this state. He does say funny stuff. David, when you're buying a gun, buy a couple masks. Start wearing those out in public. I'm going to quit this podcast today.
Starting point is 00:02:35 It's all I have. Don't quit. I wouldn't know what to do. Max, we're moving to an apartment. She's going to grow up like I grew up. We're going to grow up in an apartment with a tiny Christmas tree. In a white ghetto in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Yeah, it's getting more and more. I'm starting to come around now that I'm 40.
Starting point is 00:03:00 Like, yeah. You hear, like, why people get shot. And you're like, yeah, all right. Here's the thing, Sean. The fact that you hear people get shot is really what it is. Like in your neighborhood? No, in my hometown. David always makes fun of me because when I tell a story about from back home, he's
Starting point is 00:03:20 like, so the white ghetto is what you're saying. And I deny it, deny it, deny it. And I still don't. It's not. But, you ghetto is what you're saying. And I deny it, deny it, deny it. And I still don't. It's not. But some of it is. For instance, I don't know anyone who got shot growing up. And I never hear about it happening in Beaverton.
Starting point is 00:03:39 And when it does happen, it's like Intel executive snaps. It's like that kind of thing. I don't know. I don't think there was. Yeah, anyway. There wasn't like. It wasn't. People weren't like getting't think there was yeah anyway there wasn't like it wasn't people weren't like getting shot and stuff but it's you hear about the crime sometimes you're talking about people getting shot well not that i know uh you just sometimes see the news and you're like oh
Starting point is 00:03:54 someone like downtown or something you know all right yeah it happens i'm just saying all right all right cool ranch and all to say that the go. Here's my only thing. I think those are two wonderful flavors together. Listen, I have buffalo. I'll eat buffalo wings next to any of you. You know what I mean? I love a buffalo wing. Yeah, that makes sense. I don't know that I need that all in one bag.
Starting point is 00:04:14 I don't need it that in there. I kind of like to introduce one flavor to the other and then immediately to my mouth. I don't know if I want them hanging out in a bag for like three months before I eat them. Like if you have a wing with hot sauce, you can like, it's like how I eat wings is I'll like, I'll have a bite without sauce, then I'll put it in a dip,
Starting point is 00:04:35 then maybe then I stick some fries in the dip. And it's kind of like this whole like cornucopia of like different flavors. When you just mash the dipping sauce with the meat sauce you fuck it up that's true you can tell sometimes too because it's like oil and water it's like the ranch doesn't want to go on to the wing like the sauce would be a little barrier oh they're natural enemies yeah the chicken wing the chicken wing dip is very much the American hot pot. And I've maintained that about our culinary history forever. You create the flavors in there and then use this sort of mix them around.
Starting point is 00:05:11 I haven't had chicken wings in a minute. Oh, man. You missed the whole wing shortage then. I did. I sat out the whole wing shortage. You missed the whole wing. Do you own an air fryer? No, but I'm hearing a lot about it.
Starting point is 00:05:22 You got to get an air fryer and you got to make wings in it. I literally said last episode, when you first get the air fryer no but i'm hearing a lot about it you gotta get an air fryer and you gotta make wings in it that's i literally said last episode that's when you first get the air fryer it's like a bunch of possibilities like jason was saying like oh i'm gonna i'm gonna i'm gonna make my own jerky i'm gonna make cereal he said yeah i'm gonna make cereal and then after a while it's my wing maker it's that's what i do in there when Wing maker. Also grilled cheese. No way. So hold on. To the grilled cheese. That makes sense.
Starting point is 00:05:47 Do you just seriously get two pieces of bread and cheese and put it in there and it makes you a grilled cheese? I mean, you have to put some, I would butter the sides. You got to spray the inside of the air fryer. But yeah, you just put cheese between two pieces of bread. You butter the sides of the bread and then you make sure you flip it. I think like around five minutes or whatever and it is uh it's real good dog i'm gonna do it later can i can i bend you
Starting point is 00:06:11 guys's ear to this please i i've been i used it twice in the last week and i really like a good one i used it in the email and then i was like i'm putting that in real life you could bend your ear in the email yes i am i am growing up fast over here wow i'm so proud of you david no here's what i'm saying have you ever instead of butter on the outsides of the grilled cheese have you ever put mayonnaise i've never been able to get myself there and i've heard a lot about it you guys got to get in there what if you put hot sauce on one and ranch on the other you're an animal i mean david of all people will be very shocked to hear this often i don't use butter i use olive oil obviously are you italian i am wow italian use olive oil for everything i love olive oil i mean why i guess why why butter instead of olive oil i was more of a
Starting point is 00:07:07 sinbad the sailor guy i don't know what that is but it was a popeye joke cartoon character it wasn't good this this guy's got 16 plates spinning and they're all spinning fast the uh for the listeners david texted us last night about 10 o'clock and he goes this from last week's episode he goes what's what's the mind goblin joke i'm dying here i tried to i tried to i tried to do it on a room of people and i have you ever tried to do a bit and you blow it immediately like it was yeah yeah okay you guys know and i had it in my head and i was like these motherfuckers don't even know it's coming my mom was there it was gonna crush i like i got i like i i i blew it so hard i was like well you know because you're gobbling these
Starting point is 00:08:00 nuts or something like i said how do you set it up how do you set it i didn't i didn't i just got because i forgot about mind so i just got into goblin and then it was all it was all this feels like an inside joke it was good last week yeah so uh it's not it's not even worth well no uh it's funny i want you to know how bad david it. David, do you want another try at it right now? Do you want a mind goblin? I can't. No, you don't get to do it to me. I can't do it. Just tell her what it is.
Starting point is 00:08:32 I can't do it. We've already established I can't do it. Well, here's how I did it. Last night, I did it to my fiance, Dana Schwartz, and I videotaped it, and now I have a video of it, but I'm afraid to send it to you guys because I don't want her to kill me. Is this like a sex thing?
Starting point is 00:08:47 No, it's like a Deez Nuts thing. I filmed her and I said, hey, this filter makes you look like a mind goblin. And she was like, a what? A mind goblin. She's like, what's that? A mind goblin. She's like, what is that? A mind goblin.
Starting point is 00:09:00 And she's like, what is a mind goblin? And then you say, would you mind goblin these nuts? like what is a mind goblin and then you say would you mind gobbling these nuts and then and then she assaulted me he did it correctly and then she goes you're in your 30s and threw throw pillows at you and stuff i'm officially in my late 30s yeah now imagine a room full of people i'm bending their ear and i don't do that wait you tried that on stage no I tried it just in a room of friends that I like oh yeah I tried it seems more like it seems like something you do with a lover yeah yeah yeah I learned that the hard way I absolutely annihilated Dana with the last night yeah she really killed it I'm gonna do that to Will you should do it to Will right after this fuck him up i'll let
Starting point is 00:09:45 you guys know i'll i'll video i really will and i'll send it to you and see how it goes because we love we love jokes like that that's our favorite bit and then our other favorite bit that we do multiple times a day is like hey do you want some pizza or this is not a good hey do you want some chamomile tea you're a chamomile tea like whatever the you know whatever it is a your uh whatever and then i've been seeing that in like tv and movies a lot lately and i'm like whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa that's a private thing between lovers yes it is for television it's such a couple's joke it's such a light it's just a nice light comedy bit that you can do with your lover it makes me laugh so hard a social bit so my buddy adam it's it this is one of those things too where i got this from him but when laura and i are out in public or like going somewhere i will
Starting point is 00:10:35 i'll open the door just enough for me to get in and then i'll slide like so thinly through it and then shut it especially if it's like a clear door going into like an i-hop or whatever you just shut the door and keep walking and pray to god somebody saw it because she's just dying laughing every time and it's it's just gotta confuse them but i love a social bit like that you know what social bit i like is when you see a baby with a hot parent you go like whoa did you see that baby's hot boyfriend you guys can use it i like also if you see a dog roll down the window i got this from marcella arguello's brother roll down the window and say get a job conversely when there's a dog in front of the house i like to say that dog owns that house like what if like a another woman you know asks my husband like what time it is or like oh excuse
Starting point is 00:11:34 me i'll be like fucking slut and i'll like pretend she like that and what does she mean to you yeah god do i have a laugh and then my my my favorite bit which is the most annoying bit and my dad used to do this to my mom all the time growing up but it feels so bad for my mom is he would get in the car first and she would walk up to open the door and he'd just drive away slowly just a little bit and she'd be screaming in italian with her hands and she's always like holding you know a pizza pie when it's happening and uh oh it was such a such a goof i can't wait i'm gonna integrate that into my life today i can't wait the social bits man we were at the we took our daughter to the doctor and
Starting point is 00:12:25 it's a teaching hospital that we were at. I heard a doctor teaching these kids, like telling them something. And I walked by and I was like, and this is a baby. And then I just held the baby in for a second and then kept walking. The social bits the best. How'd it go over? How old's your daughter? Yeah, they left. They left. Oh oh how old's my daughter uh eight eight months coming up on eight months oh congrats thank you cool i gotta backtrack for a second my son is six years old you never ask maybe boring can you notice the difference between the mayonnaise grilled cheese and a butter grilled cheese or is it like with the mayonnaise you uh you get that char on the outside a little faster okay but other than that other than that it's like it's it just it's like a little more flavor than the butter
Starting point is 00:13:16 because mayonnaise it's oil-based you know what i mean yeah i'll try it yeah you guys should you love it second follow-up question unrelated is your family coming to uh denver from norway right now because it gets a little too hot there during the winter olympics like tensions are just the whole country's a little too on edge that is a very good point we gotta get we gotta bug out for a couple weeks norway during the winter always my mom's basically been on tour uh in a since christmas so she's just she's going back after this week okay this is the last stop on her tour she just went to sioux falls and kind of checked it all out yeah she had to see she had to go to toby jacks
Starting point is 00:13:55 tommy jacks oh oh fuck me i'm sorry that was so different i'm never going there again man to tommy jacks no they didn't close when they should have and i swore him off and so i'm never going there again, man. To Tommy Jack's? No, they didn't close when they should have, and I swore them off. And so I'm never going to go there ever again. Wow, where are you going to get Southwestern Egg Rolls in downtown Sioux Falls now? I'm going to have to pay people to go in and get them for me. Tommy Jack's is a fabled South Carolina eatery and drinkery that Sean Jordan frequented quite a bit as a young wayward youth. Yeah. And now I can't go anymore because they closed close they didn't close when they should have stayed that man who is uh currently boycotting
Starting point is 00:14:31 tommy jackson sean s jordan on twitter sean cougar melon jordan on instagram sean backwards camel hat doing a lip thing it's a move man and it says uh camp vibes i got it i got the yeah i ordered it because of yours your camp vibes hat yep yeah i dig it yep although i will say polar has been taken over by some sort of holding company who forced the original creative out unfortunate unfortunate but they still make cool stuff well no i'm not i'm not gonna buy anymore there's that another boycott yeah i'm out here don't cross boycott jordan dude get get in the crosshairs see what happens yeah uh what do you wear where uh what the what what what what dude what do you want what do you want tomorrow tomorrow when this comes out tomorrow i'll be at the comedy corner underground in minneapolis
Starting point is 00:15:22 minnesota and then saturday I'll be there as well. February 18th and 19th. Come hang out and see me. And that's why Julia just went, ooh. I love it. That's actually another social bit I realize I do all the time. When someone's like, I'm going to go have breakfast. I'm like, ooh.
Starting point is 00:15:38 Fancy. Cool. I will be in Rochester that Sunday after on the 20th. And then I'll be in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, the aforementioned Sioux Falls at Boss's Comedy Club. He'll be hanging out at Tommy Jack's 24-7. He'll be standing out there. Yeah, I just like to, you know, super spreaders. I like to do what I can.
Starting point is 00:15:55 Yeah. Boss's Comedy Club, February 25th. And then I'm doing the Grawlix February 26th at the Bug Theater in Denver, Colorado. Damn. If you get down to L.A'm gonna fucking well i miss you where you live i live in portland portland oregon you used to live here though right i did and um yeah ian used to hit me a lot and so i lived with ian and he hit me a bunch and then i just i was like yeah you know i considered our time together a four-year false count anywhere match
Starting point is 00:16:24 i'd burst through the kitchen door with like a two by four you know what i mean i would i'd I considered our time together a four-year false count anywhere match. I'd burst through the kitchen door with like a two by four. You know what I mean? I would leg drop him when he was sleeping. It was just like, it was fun, dude. I filmed a lot of it. Nice. Always filming goofs.
Starting point is 00:16:38 Always filming goofs. It was the best. It just, when COVID hit, oh, here's another social bit. Whenever somebody clears their throat and I'm anywhere near, I'll just go, go yes so when covet hit uh i just kind of ended up back here my partner lived up here i was going to come back anyways you don't have to explain it you don't have to explain anything you've done since 2020 yeah nobody has to unless it's murder or overthrowing the government but otherwise what happened is sean jordan crossed clive davis and yeah and then he had to get out of hollywood it was too hot he was gonna rip my dick up yeah it got too hot in hollywood i was gonna show up and just rip it rip it right the fuck off and i was
Starting point is 00:17:13 like no i'm gonna have a daughter clive i need that thing he scooted up he scooted up to portland oregon once we came right on my butt he did he did a little butt scoot up to portland right up the five uh and got him got himself to the jewel of the pacific northwest david bory is here cool guy jokes 87 on instagram not on twitter never you blew it you i blew it no they blew you blew it they listener you didn't blow it getting off you fucking did it before i do my dates i do have a question i want to ask speaking of social bits bits, my mom was at my house. Sam Talent was at my house. Sam Talent was wearing a silk scarf. I'll buy that.
Starting point is 00:17:54 Yeah, he loves it. That he bought in Paris. And my mom goes, ooh la la, Chester Pierre. And I was like, what the fuck is that? And she was like, that's a saying. No. And I was like, that's not as, she's like, you know, for French people. And then Sam doubled down and was like, yeah, Chester Pierre.
Starting point is 00:18:20 And then all night they were saying Chester Pierre to make me mad. But, like, now i'm with you guys that's not a saying right ooh la la is i've never heard of this chester pierre character it was a name she was like yeah that's a thing people say chester pierre it doesn't even those i don't think they're the same language those names no i mean pierre is but chester yeah chester's definitely chester's from like sheboygan or poughkeepsie yeah i don't know what she's doing i'm looking up chester pierre on google and i'm finding real i mean obviously sam's gonna back your mom i mean i would have i found a trinidadian ceo named chester pier Pierre. CEO of what?
Starting point is 00:19:06 The Unveil Group. David, I heard Chester Pierre is a mind goblin. It's not. I'm going to fucking shoot you. Did you hear that? Let me say my dates. I heard it. I'm not doing mind goblin anymore. You haven't heard that Chester Pierre is a mind goblin, though?
Starting point is 00:19:17 I'm not doing mind goblin anymore. Have you heard that he's a deez nuts? March 17th. March 17th through 19th, I be at the laugh shop or no no no wait first february 26 sean jordan's gonna be in denver i will be in trinidad colorado and then you're gonna drive back that night to hang out in the next morning uh march 17th through 19th the laugh shop calgary alberta april 7th through 9th the The Laugh Shop, Calgary, Alberta. April 7th through 9th, The Grove Comedy Club, Lowell, Arkansas. June 10th and 11th, Riot Comedy Club, Houston, Texas. July 12th through 16th, Rumors Comedy Club, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Starting point is 00:19:57 Also Michigan. We are re-getting those dates. I should be there in May. When you perform in Lowell, Arkansas, do they call it LOL Arkansas? LOL? I call it LOLs. They don't like it., Arkansas, do they call it Lowell, Arkansas? LOL? I call it Lowell's. They don't like it. Oh.
Starting point is 00:20:07 They don't like it. Oh, really? You know why there's even anybody out there? No. It's where Walmart is headquartered. Oh. Yeah. So, like, last time I was there, I ended up at, like, a salsa night with all these dudes.
Starting point is 00:20:23 Like, you wouldn't think there would be a bunch of dudes. You would't think there would be a bunch of dudes you would not think there would be a bunch of black dudes who can dance salsa in lowell arkansas but like you're right there's i wouldn't have thought that yeah there's 15 of them and brother they are cleaning up in there yeah they it was really it was it really blew my mind there are so many paths you can take in life yeah there are you could be a salsa guy you could be a salsa guy ivan carmel was a salsa guy so we'll see if it doesn't if it doesn't work out with if it doesn't work out with dana that is my post-divorce plan is to get in the salsa and buy a houseboat i'm just gonna follow my dad's path you can you can learn to salsa with your wife no no no no no no no it's a single guy it's not the same
Starting point is 00:21:05 absolutely not that's a different thing i had an ex that uh lied about being an award-winning salsa dancer because then he tried the salsa dance in front of my friends and they were like i don't think he didn't make up an excuse that's when you say no my ankle hurts i can't do it right now make up an excuse? He did it? What a word! That's when you say, no, my ankle hurts. I can't do it right now. Yeah. If you're doing that lie, I'm doing a backwards hat like Sean. If you're doing that lie, you might as well
Starting point is 00:21:35 double down and then say, when they ask you to dance, you're like, oh no. I can never do that again. Yeah, not after what happened or something. He wore tight jeans and his little hips would sway to salsa dance and I just hated myself do that again. Yeah, not after what happened or something. He wore like tight jeans and his little hips would like sway to salsa dance. And I just, God, I hated myself during that relationship. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:21:50 Did he have little hips? His hips did lie. Oh! That was an improvised goof. You just came up with that off the top. Yeah, I think I'm going to write it down. That was yours off the top? I'm going to write it down.
Starting point is 00:22:03 Oh my God. I heard they do open mics if you just go and tell all your goons i'm gonna go try i'm gonna go try it that's how jim gaffigan started and look at him this feels like watching paul mccartney come up with get back during that documentary it's wild holy shit man oh man that'll wrap up the podcast where were you when you you know? Yeah. David, do you have any other dates or anything like that to promote? No, you know, just watch the Late Late Show with James Corden. Thank you.
Starting point is 00:22:32 Thank you. Thank you. Julia Rotsi is here on the podcast at Julia Rotsi. And I'm going to spell that for everybody. So make sure you follow her. G-I-U-L-I-A-R-O-Z-Z-I. Now, that's on Twitter. On Instagram, it's also Julia Rossi, but with an M-S in front of it.
Starting point is 00:22:53 Miss Julia Rossi. Yeah, there's another Julia Rossi in Italy. I want her name. We're going to have to bump her off. Yeah. She's posted since 2014. There needs to be some sort of mechanism where if you haven't reported her many times if everyone listening wants to report her
Starting point is 00:23:09 let's get back going if we accomplish nothing else as a podcast as a family man she's gonna have a tough day that day she's not gonna have any idea yeah she might not even be around uh and website she clearly russie.com uh how are you doing? What do you got coming up? I'm good. I guess. Well, I don't have many tour dates coming up because I haven't really because I was locked
Starting point is 00:23:32 in my house for the last six weeks. Yeah, I was protecting my baby from COVID. We all do different stuff. And I held your baby.
Starting point is 00:23:42 My baby is 18 months. So I guess not a baby, a infant. We got COVID like a month ago. So that's why I'm out. That's why I feel like a prick. That's why I can do these things. Because the doctor's like, you're basically good.
Starting point is 00:23:56 That was really shitty of me to say. Because I don't even know what the fucking rules are at this point. She's in daycare. So you guys. Sean got COVID from a public hot tub public uh yeah i went to a kissing party and i left maxine in the parking lot and he drank from the neighbor's hose and then he was a kissing party at a rent-a-hot tub indoor facility um and i paid another baby to watch her with money that is expired you know you could get expired money but i could have a rent-a-hot indoor rent-a-hot
Starting point is 00:24:21 tub place up in port. Oh, gross. Yeah. It's always like a lounge where it's just like you and four friends get a table. I've never gone in to find out, but it can't. It can't be. I don't want to sit in there. I don't know. Who's in the rental tub place? Wild people.
Starting point is 00:24:38 I'd go in. Anyways, I'll be in New York in April. I'm often at the comedy store every week in LA I have a new podcast I think coming out in April wow look at the vagueness of my career right now
Starting point is 00:24:57 keep them guessing gotta keep them on their toes follow me and you're gonna be real surprised what's up my sleeve I was hosting a thing with David I'm guessing. You gotta keep them on their toes. Follow me and you're going to be real surprised. What's up my sleeve. I was hosting a thing with David. We are still technically hosting it. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:25:14 And that's that. That's it. All right. Many of you are probably familiar with it. No need to go into it. Fantastic. My name is Ian Carmel. At Ian Carmel on Twitter. ian carmel on twitter at ian carmel on instagram at ian carmel on shit jewish uh hawaiian airlines app i just looked
Starting point is 00:25:35 at my phone you have a hawaiian airlines app oh yeah dude you gotta get all the apps that's how much you go to hawaii i'm always in hawaii dude oh fuck me i'm not i've been once in the last year but like you know i was gonna say i only i only know you to go that one time that was the time i know you know i've gone to one or two times during our administration but i keep the app on me you never know when the heat gets hot. Yeah, you keep that thing on you. Of course. You keep that thing on me.
Starting point is 00:26:09 And it's the Jewish one, too. So, aloha, very similar to shalom in that it means hello and goodbye. So, many similarities between our people. Same with ciao. Oh, and ciao as well. Oh, I never knew that. Same with bonjour. True.
Starting point is 00:26:25 Yeah, that's true. No, it's not. Good day. No, it's not. Bonjour. Bonjour. No, I just knew that. Same with bonjour. True. Yeah, that's true. No, it's not. No, it's not. Bonjour. No, I just made it up. I think it's just, I'm pretty sure it's just hi. Well. I'm sorry.
Starting point is 00:26:35 I just wanted to fit in, guys. C'est la vie, David. Watch The Late Late Show with James Corden. Watch Sex Unzipped on Netflix. Listen to all fantasy everything. And hold, you know, hold fast for an upcoming announcement about another television project, which hopefully soon I'll be able to tell you all about. What else?
Starting point is 00:26:55 Nothing else. Speaking of chow, we are gathered here today to draft. There he goes. Italian television characters. A suggestion by our wonderful guest, Giulia Rossi. I kept trying to drop that I was Italian to like amp people up. I feel like they saw it.
Starting point is 00:27:13 I feel like from once we said Giulia Rossi, they were fairly... Am I going too hard on the pronunciation of Rossi or am I doing all right? No, some people say Rossi and some people say rotsi and i don't i i say you know choose choose what makes you happy what do you say i say rossi just because that's what i've always said but it probably is rotsi and it it isn't sounds nicer
Starting point is 00:27:39 yeah yeah in honor of us drafting italian tv characters i've been hitting that i've been hitting that pronunciation real hard in the words of my dad my dad's other favorite goof it's call me whatever you want just don't call me late for dinner now that's a classic yeah now that's a hall of famer i think that the man or woman who wrote that bit needs to never pay taxes again no no come on it's such a good bit why do we know louis pasteur's name but we don't know the first person to do that yeah dude such a good just a good good mellow light-hearted joke yeah will get me every time i love it i love it i want to find the guy who invented milk milk lemonade and just give him a million dollars dude that guy disappeared after
Starting point is 00:28:23 that that was it. He's the one and done. Oh, you mean Richard Branson? Yeah, dude. Milk, milk, lemonade around the corner and you never saw him again. Yeah. He didn't even make fudge. He just left.
Starting point is 00:28:34 He was gone, dude. He's never pooped. No. That's what the fudge is in that thing. Sure, sure, sure. Thanks. Yeah. We are gathered here today
Starting point is 00:28:44 to draft Italianian television characters julia what uh what inspired this this topic for you uh me yeah um my my heritage uh you know it's been a journey watching how my people have unfolded in media you you know, often we are the waiter. Yeah. But when you when you really think about it, there are some juicy characters. I also just recently watched House of Gucci, which I know is not a TV show. It's a movie. Did you think?
Starting point is 00:29:18 Oh, it was terrible. Yeah. Everybody said everybody has said that so far. It's not. There's no like it was the story is five minutes long like they really made like a meal out of like a snack and uh adam driver they couldn't find any italian person to play it i liked lady gaga she was fun i love lady gaga i mean jared leto was a caricature but you know i don't know uh al pacino i don't want to say my thoughts but i was you know he's and he's italian i think he does bad stuff sometimes we all saw carlito's way sometimes he blows it
Starting point is 00:30:01 carlito's way was dope so that movie sucked he just kept saying i'm just a puerto rican yeah yeah he did play a great jew in uh once upon a time in hollywood though and i'll always i'll always appreciate that yeah fuck it i like lady gaga and house of gucci too i it was a terrible movie that I wish I, like I, a terrible, I don't know. Who am I to say that?
Starting point is 00:30:29 I thought it was going to be more fun than it was. Yeah. I was also hoping for more like Gucci clothes and a lot of like boring suits. Yeah. Give me more like Gucci, like Gucci porn. You know what I mean? Show me some fucking crazy, like the closest they came where they give gucci main any part of the movie
Starting point is 00:30:49 like did they put him in there just for fun completely cut out he dropped he dropped out yeah yeah also fun fact about gucci main it's a family name it has nothing to do with the clothing really yeah i saw it in an interview his dad was also called gucci i enjoyed the von dutch documentary more than i enjoyed house of gucci the von dutch documentary was great it's really really good yeah much better anywho that's why i picked it fantastic fantastic topic uh now the way we determine the order of the draft is with a rollicking game of rock paper scissors played between the three of you, and we throw on shoot. I'll call. Here we go.
Starting point is 00:31:29 Rock, paper, scissors, shoot! Ah, David wins. It's the odd person out, basically. I know. Ah, you didn't explain that. How would it have changed a thing? It's streetball over here. It's streetball, yeah.
Starting point is 00:31:43 Bullshit. And one. David, as the winner of the winner of rock paper scissors it is incumbent upon you to determine the order of today's draft but before you do that i will remind you it is a serpentine draft and what is that great question it's like playing pac-man you start and you eat a bunch of the dots and you go all the way to like one side of the screen and then you go up a little bit eat all the dots all the way to the other side of the screen kind of finagle around a little bit go up a little bit more eat all the dots over to the other side of the screen and then just go up a little bit and eat them all until all the dots are gone and then you know you're good at it you get to the baby levels at some point basically what it means is you pick fourth in the first round you pick first in the second round now david with that mind, what will the order of today's draft be?
Starting point is 00:32:26 Can I also say, it finally dawned on me yesterday. What a serpentine draft is? Yeah, and also, good for you, Sean. That's a lot of, I'd have run out of steam at like six. Yeah, Sean has explained what a serpentine draft is probably every episode since our. Yeah, probably like 200 episodes. I still don't get it. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:32:44 I mean, you're going to get that. That'll happen. He's bad at it, but he keeps doing it. every episode since our yeah probably like 200 episodes i still don't get it yeah i mean that you're gonna get that that'll happen he's bad at it but he keeps doing it is that kind of that's what i i would not like me with stand-up i feel like 10 you're not bad at stand-up i feel like 10 15 times in i'd have been like i'm not doing this anymore it's fun this is fun i like this every single part of this even the ones i get nervous about like this i'm a little nervous about this one because i feel like I might sound stupid. It's all fun. You're nervous about this draft?
Starting point is 00:33:09 A little bit. I feel like I might sound dumb. No, I think it's all... And I'm making an assumption about one person that I'm going to pick. Because there's no proof. Presumed Italian. Chandler is not Italian. I will say that.
Starting point is 00:33:23 Is that your new podcast, Presumed Italian, Julian? Or I just guess? presumed italian chandler is not italian i will say your podcast presumed italian julia where i just guess hey tell me if you think this person was italian yeah but it's the character that's italian yeah no i know i know i know it's it's it's not it will we'll get there and you guys will be like oh yeah it's you're fine no it's not i'm not being uh i'm like yeah they had a piece of pizza right no it's nothing like that yeah david the order uh okay so i am going to go david sean shit julia ian top corner that's the order you're gonna i bet you're gonna fuck me on this me maybe i don't know i don't think i am okay all right i? Maybe. I don't know. I don't think I am. I don't think. I wrote my list.
Starting point is 00:34:07 I don't think that. Oh, you wrote a list. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, you got to come into this with it. Well, you might not do. You might not be able to go off the dome. I got a. I got a.
Starting point is 00:34:15 I got it. I got it. I got like a 20 person list down here. Yeah. I got 17. I got sharp elbows on this one. Let me get a pen. David Boyd, you've given yourself the first pick
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Starting point is 00:37:13 it's going to be fantastic keep an eye on the socials we're allowing a second podcast to happen it's unprecedented David Borey you have the first pick in the Italian tv characters all fantasy everything fantasy draft what will your pick be there was no question first on the board first in my mind from the town of salem illinois the television show days of our lives i'm taking
Starting point is 00:37:40 stefano de mera the best bad guy maybe on television. He possessed Marlena with the devil. He switched Hope and Bo's baby. He can do it all. Italian as fuck. Building his empire. Stefano DiMera. Wow.
Starting point is 00:37:55 I'm looking this guy up. Did you watch this with your mother back in the day? Every single day she taped it and we would watch it after she got off work. Aw, God, David, you're like the cutest. Yeah. I grew up watching all my children in Days of our lives are the two that i grew up on he has a whole section on his wikipedia that's titled henchman dog he was amazing in fourth grade or third or fourth grade he like i have a joke about it how like i don't know how to love because i learned from him i thought that you just like trapped a woman on the on an island
Starting point is 00:38:31 and possessed her with the devil and that's how you fall in love his henchman section is so long you could only hope to have a henchman section like that after your career he's amazing stefano de mera he also has a fake death timeline and notable possessions dog this is all on the days of our lives like yes that he was going nuts in the 90s he was going nuts he had a great accent he had one of those dual colored goatees he's been played by several actors yeah because the real stefano de mera died on a boat in 68 christopher walken was there he's been played by four what david let me let me ask you something and ian i think you're already looking let me get four
Starting point is 00:39:17 actors have played him that's amazing yeah yeah julia before you look it up let me ask you too david and julia how many episodes of days of Our Lives do you think there's been? Oh, dude. And Ian, if you didn't look it up yet, then you do. I think it could be thousands. I think it's. Because they don't take time off, right? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:39:39 Five thousand. Well, I'm going to say I'm going to say four thousand. OK, wait, let me adjust my guess because our show's been on we've done more than a thousand shows of the Late Late Show I'm going to adjust 15,000 I'm saying 22,000 14,355
Starting point is 00:39:57 Damn Good guess Very good guess Ian doing a dab just like look at that Ian and I both dab like the same exact way. That's not a dab. Stop doing it. He's doing, Ian's dabbing.
Starting point is 00:40:08 I'm doing a Mr. Universe kind of pose. Yeah, it's an Olympian pose. Don't be like that. Yeah, man, you were so close. Good job. I went over. So price is right rules. I don't get it, but.
Starting point is 00:40:22 This ain't the price is right, man. Yo, the original actor who played him died of old age at 87 in 2016. This guy's been around. So were they having other actors say they were this person like Aunt Viv? Or was it like, this is a different. No, but I think he died a few times and came back. He was always on some die, come back shit. Who isn't, man?
Starting point is 00:40:44 If you're living, you're living. Yeah, yeah. come back shit who isn't man if you're living you're living yeah yeah yeah i mean and also if you guys look him up if you google stefano de mara he looks exactly like you think there's also some really great super cuts on youtube of him saying gangster shit stefano tell you a thing that happened joseph mescolo played him from 1982 to 1988 took a break and then this guy frank thought to played him and then to 1988, took a break. And then this guy, Frank thought to play them. And then Joseph came back and played them again from 93 to 2016. That's so Joseph of him. So Joseph is so gnarly.
Starting point is 00:41:15 And if you look up Joseph Mascolo, he is an Italian man. Just like. Yeah. Man. The man that's a barrel chest oh barrel chested yeah strong strong looks like he can make a good pasta sauce i don't know when this gets racist i don't know i don't know the lines i'm sorry no italians are the last the the only group that it's a free-for-all i feel like it's free on the irish people don't really that's true i'm an irish boy people don't really shy away from your potato eating mouth well that it's always that you have to compare it like when if somebody would say the worst thing to me or to what like a you know full-blooded irish person it's like it's i don't
Starting point is 00:42:04 know it's not as bad as the worst thing you could say oh yeah that you know like the jew and the black guy feel bad for you guys yeah absolutely yeah i'm telling you what there's there's this pbs documentary four-part series called the italian americans and it really explains the trials and tribulations when my people first came to this nation. It was, it was rough. And for the Irish. Absolutely. Yeah. And that's why I think a lot of Italians tend to be racist because they're trying to avoid,
Starting point is 00:42:32 you know what I mean? Getting, going back to what, you know, anyways, you guys, I'm not going to sit here and say Italians are racist. You said it.
Starting point is 00:42:42 I have, I have nothing else. I don't feel any way said it. I have nothing else. I don't feel any way about it. I didn't say all. I didn't either. I'm trying to stay out of it. Yeah. Mamma mia.
Starting point is 00:42:51 Does that help? That's always the line. I didn't say all. Yeah. I'm just saying a couple members of my family. That's all I'm saying. Same. Listen, as someone who also comes from a culture
Starting point is 00:43:03 who likes gold chains i get it yes this joseph mascolo guy also played an italian in the bold and the beautiful massimo marone he won nfl to afl and he was also in the original cast of west side story at lincoln center wow he played shrank this guy what a phrase in 1968 this fucking guy you should after later West Side Story at Lincoln Center. Wow. He played Shrank. This guy. What a crazy. In 1968. This fucking guy. You should, after,
Starting point is 00:43:29 later today, you should go down to DeMera. Oh, not the original cast, but later, but you know. Still, West Side Story.
Starting point is 00:43:35 Broadway revival. When you're a jet, you're a jet all the way. Yeah. From your first cigarette to your last night on day. You're never alone. Yeah,
Starting point is 00:43:44 that's my first pick, Stefano tamara that's an amazing first pick fantastic uh sean jordan uh i'm going to boardwalk empire for this one and um i'm gonna go with my man i love that show and bobby cannavale has a character in there who's so intense and scary and gnarly. Bobby Cannavale plays an intense character? Well, you know the thing about... So it's Jip Rossetti from Boardwalk Empire. Yeah. Bobby Cannavale is like a...
Starting point is 00:44:17 He's like a really, really well-trained theater actor though, right? Like he has a lot of... I didn't know. I guess softer roles too. He's not always this gnarly intent. But the boardwalk empire he's a goddamn lunatic and it's yeah i re-watched it um beginning of covid and just he's actually scary to watch i don't know it's just such a such a fun character like hot scary like he is aren't supposed to be as hot as bobby where you're just like whoa man i feel i feel good in a bad way.
Starting point is 00:44:46 Yeah, you make me feel safe and in danger. He's easy on the eyes. He's easy on the eyes, that Bobby Cunningham. Oh, that's a hot dude. Yeah, and he's so intense. Yeah, something where you're like, man, I wouldn't want to marry that intensity, but I'll roll around with that intensity. He's married to someone equally.
Starting point is 00:45:06 Yeah. Oh, I mean. They're hot. We both. They're hot. What happens when they go to a restaurant? Yo, I don't know, man. It shuts down, man.
Starting point is 00:45:14 Calm in their pants is what happens. Everybody's like, I'm over there waiting for breadsticks like a fucking asshole. All of a sudden, my pasta has cream sauce. That's what happens. You're going to be out right away.
Starting point is 00:45:28 Okay. David, now I don't know the line. I mean, we're going where we're going. Yeah, man. Is the name Jip? It's G-Y-P in the show. I didn't know that. I thought it was Chip until I looked it up.
Starting point is 00:45:46 Is that short? It makes me wonder if maybe he's a gypsy. Yeah, but is that, I don't know. Is there like an Italian name I'm missing? Oh, maybe it's Giuseppe. Doesn't mean Giuseppe. I was wondering, or something like that. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:46:01 I don't know. I've never heard the name Chip. I mean, either. It's G-Y-P on IMDb. Again, I thought it was Chip, but. No. like that i don't know yeah i don't know i've never heard the name chip i mean either it's gyp on imdb again i thought it was chip but um anyway i would guess giuseppe have you guys seen that you know have you seen the show you know what like what role i'm talking about it's his name is giuseppe okay in the show yeah i never could get into i never get past the second episode it's so well i don't what are they what's the word i'm looking
Starting point is 00:46:26 for where it's like a period piece that's well it's accurately shot or whatever it's well shot it's well shot bro it's well shot bro it's well university they taught me absolutely mental it's fucking well mental that sounded like a drop like at the beginning of like a british dj's set British DJ's set. Oh, yeah. Yo, you guys ready for DJ Pudding? It's absolutely mental. And then it kicks in. It's my favorite British term.
Starting point is 00:46:56 Absolutely mental. I like that they call sneakers trainers. That's the one I love. I love everything about it. I like University. Big fan of Bruvs. Bruvs and Chav, too. Like that. Yeah. I like University. Big fan of Bruv's. Bruv's and Chav, too. Like that.
Starting point is 00:47:07 Yeah. Yeah, man. Bobby Cannavale, Jip Rizzetti, Boardwalk Empire. First pick. Beautiful pick. I feel like I had something
Starting point is 00:47:13 I wanted to say about Bobby Cannavale. Oh, yeah. Thanks. That's another British term. Oh, fuck. This is just a small digression. Julia, why do you... The history of American film
Starting point is 00:47:24 and theater is extremely well populated with Italians. Why do you think it is that so many Italian... Do you find it... What is the correlation? Why are so many Italian-Americans such great actors? See, I don't know that I thought that before. Well, I disagree.
Starting point is 00:47:44 No, no, no. I mean, there are great Italian actors. But so I think I've actually had the opposite reaction where I think, and maybe I'm just basing this off of, like, things I've been asked to audition for or castings I've seen. But so much of it often is, like, mob-ish. And, like, you know the jersey then the jersey shore happened right yeah how was that for you guys because it seems like a rough time i can't speak for everyone i mean for me it was like watching animals in a zoo like so my parents are from italy so i was raised very european and I think that's very different than like those Jersey Shore
Starting point is 00:48:26 people who some of them were sort of like many generations removed. And so it was more like Italian American. I don't know. Yeah. But what do I think it is about Italians that make them amazing performers such as myself? You know, we very expressive we have hands that move um you know uh we're loud uh i i don't know i don't know the same reason many of my people are in the arts yeah loud yeah yeah yeah never thought i was gonna be the one who would be uncomfortable racially on this show but i have. I have nothing to add to this argument. Going all the way back to Rudolph Valentino. You know what I mean?
Starting point is 00:49:10 Like all the way to Leonardo DiCaprio. I mean, there's so many great artists from Italy. Like Italy has such a strong cultural arts foundation. I mean, I can tell you why I went into it. Because I wanted attention from my dad. It didn't work. I mean I can tell you why I went into it because I wanted attention from my dad so you know it didn't work and that's why I'm not touring as much
Starting point is 00:49:32 my heart feels full anywho this is not what the show is about the show is about everything but your draft list is empty so far who's your first pick my first pick is laverne defazio from laverne and shirley oh fantastic i mean do i even have to explain why she's such a broad uh i i i've i i, you know, people talk about representation on television.
Starting point is 00:50:06 When I watched Laverne and Shirley in syndication as a young Italian girl with a strong nose and strong ethnic features. And I saw Laverne. I just, even though I don't talk like her, like I feel I get it. You know, I, I think she has rugged hands like I do. You know, like I got like meat, meat making hands, you know, like meatball making. My meatball smashers. Yeah, I got meatball smashers. And I just I really I liked seeing someone like Laverne because she was, you know, sort of the she wasn't typical.
Starting point is 00:50:45 And I like the relationship with her dad. Clearly, I have a lot of dad stuff going on. And, yeah, I just think she's a cool broad. Also, she wore an L on her shirts. How great was that? Awesome. Every shirt. So fucking cool.
Starting point is 00:50:59 Yes. It was very cool. I've always thought it's cool to have your name on your shirt. I got a lot of, I have a lot of things that have like Rozzy on them. And I have like my neck. I love having my name on stuff. And then I get freaked out when someone's like, knows my name. I also get freaked out when someone's like, hey, I know you.
Starting point is 00:51:18 I'm like, how? They're like, comedy. I'm like, what? Like it's, yeah. Anyways, Laverne. I didn't know her last name was DeFazio. Oh, what a good last name. That's so rad.
Starting point is 00:51:28 They owned a pizzeria. She used to drink Pepsi and milk, which I never understood. Yeah. Oh. Oh. That sounds buck. I hate to be that guy. I've done it with Coca-Cola.
Starting point is 00:51:40 It's not as bad as you would think. I'm not out on it. I'm not in on it but i'm not out but hot sauce and ranch can't go together you i want these chips to work as much as everybody else does sean like don't talk to me like we're not on the same team now i haven't tried them yet but no one is saying hot sauce and ranch don't go together don't put those words in our mouth you're gonna not mind these i know you very You do. You're going to not mind them. You might not love them, but you're not going to not like them.
Starting point is 00:52:07 We'll find out. You'll be right in the middle. You'll be stuck on the fence. Laverne and Shirley created by Gary Marshall. I watched The Princess Diaries for the first time last night. Good time with the movies. I've never seen it. You've never seen The Princess Diaries? Whoa, man.
Starting point is 00:52:21 Yeah. I love The Princess Bride. Oh. Sorry. Princess Bride is what I was thinking of. I've seen The Princess Bride. Sorry, sorry, sorry. bride is what i was thinking i've never seen it i've never seen princess diaries uh that's the anne hathaway right anne hathaway julia andrews gotcha gotcha yeah second favorite julia uh thank you you know no yeah uh laverne defazio time for my first and second picks, as it is a Serpentine Draft.
Starting point is 00:52:46 I'm so glad to get these two. They were my two picks on the board, and I can't believe I get both of them. My first pick, I'm going to take George Costanza. Yeah. Okay. Oh, my gosh. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:53:00 And this is fucked up to say? Yeah. I thought everybody on that show was Jewish. Absolutely. It never even crossed. Oh, Costanza. Costanza. It's an Italian name.
Starting point is 00:53:14 Yeah. Well, go on. No, please. I was going to mention someone else on the show. Like, I don't know. Are you not going to? Elaine? No.
Starting point is 00:53:24 Elaine was Jewish, though, right? Cosmo Kramer? No, I not going to elaine no elaine was jewish though right cosmo kramer no i was gonna his jerry stiller oh his dad yeah yeah you could say his dad off the board i think we can yeah that's what i'm talking about you're gonna be funny you snuck in and took frank costanza by the way jerry stiller in my opinion the funniest guy the funniest i don't think anybody anybody's funnier than that. But Gary Stiller was Jewish, right? Right. Right.
Starting point is 00:53:48 Oh, yeah. Okay. Oh, yeah. Jews and Italians are pretty interchangeable. We're very simpatico. Yeah, absolutely. We're at matzo balls, meatballs, it's safe. We're a swarthy.
Starting point is 00:54:00 Now, the Vatican had some opinions about this. I didn't. Do you want to hear a fucked up story? Yeah. Yes. worthy. Now, now, now, now the Vatican had some opinions about this. Do you want to hear a fucked up story? Yes. An acting teacher who's very popular. I took one class with her and she pulled me out of the class to tell me, and I quote, and she's Jewish,
Starting point is 00:54:19 that I won't get on TV because I look too Jew-y for television. And then she proceeded to tell me all the plastic surgery I needed to look less Jewish. No! Yeah. That's so fucked up. And the teacher was Jewish? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:54:34 If anyone wants to know who she is, I will happily tell them off air because I don't know what legalities are, how the law system works. Yeah. What a terrible, yeah. That's awful. And did she say like she was doing you a favor? Like, hey, you're going to want this advice. Yeah, she goes, I went through the same thing you did. That's why she got surgery.
Starting point is 00:54:55 Oh my God. We have a long history of self-loathing. No, she also like hasn't, she's like talking, she's been like a glorified extra and then she started teaching acting. Yeah. Does she look, does she not look Italian anymore? Or Jewish? She's not Italian, she's been like a glorified extra and then she started teaching acting yeah does she look does she not look italian anymore she's not italian she's jewish oh and she got does she not look jewish anymore i don't know she looks like a bitch is what she looks like sounds like it
Starting point is 00:55:15 sounds like one miserable that's what it says on the can yeah that's what have you seen licorice pizza yet yeah i mean listen i'm not i'm not a classic all-american gal that's why i liked laverne yeah yeah absolutely i you you look at a picture gaga with dark hair and you turn her profile to the side a star is born That's all I'm saying. Absolutely. A star is born. For real. If any television casting directors or producers or anyone is listening and wants to prove this woman wrong, reach out. Thank you. Well, it happens with Jews. It's happening with Jews, too. Like, a lot of the prominent Jewish roles, especially for women, this doesn't happen to men.
Starting point is 00:56:03 This happens to women, all go to Goyim. They all go to Schicks's. I mean, you are a salesperson for Schicks, but Italians and Jews, I think, run into the same problems. Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is played by not a Jewish woman, you know what I mean? They cast
Starting point is 00:56:18 what's-her-face as Joan Rivers, and then that fell apart. An amazing actress. And also, I don't think only Jews should play Jews and only non-Jews should play non-Jews. I don't think that at all. I'm just saying I want to see more, a variety of noses.
Starting point is 00:56:35 Yes. I want more nose representation. Let me get some big honks on the tube. Yeah. And mine's not even big. It's just like, it's long. A beautiful Roman nose. You know what else we need on TV? Bald dudes. too. Yeah. And that's not even big. It's just like it's long. A Roman, a beautiful Roman.
Starting point is 00:56:46 No, you know what else we need on TV? Bald dudes. We need big noses. We need bald dudes. Yeah. More dark skin people. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:56:54 I'm banging the drum. Yeah, dude. Fuck. Yeah. Big schnoz, dark skin, baldies.
Starting point is 00:57:02 Yeah, I got them all. It's a weird list. You become an agent that only represents those three categories. They're going to tell women to get nose surgery bigger to get repped by me. You want to ramp that up a little bit?
Starting point is 00:57:18 She told me that my... She's like, can you smile for me? After she gave me all these notes, and then I did. And then she goes, your gums are so distracting. You have to get your. She wanted me to get. She wanted me to get. Did you beat the shit out of her?
Starting point is 00:57:34 She wanted me to pull my lip down, get surgically my lip pulled down so that you couldn't see my gums so much when I smile. So, well, this is the even more fucked up thing. So this happened 10 years ago recently this woman posted a thing on christmas about how her mom uh making her get a nose job and celebrating christmas protected her because like you know she had ancestors in the holocaust and stuff like it was this whole thing basically saying like, I thought she was sharing trauma that she was forced to get surgery. So I decided to DM her. It's 10 years later.
Starting point is 00:58:12 And I was like, hey, I just want to let you know, read your post. You know, I'm glad you're sharing your trauma. However, I don't know if you remember me, but 10 years ago you said this to me. I also have since found out you've said many things like this to people it would be really nice if you acknowledge the damage you've caused to other people and she wrote back and doubled down whoa really back and she's she's like i'm sorry that it hurt you or whatever but um you know i uh she goes i she, then she Googled me and she goes, I see you had success as a writer,
Starting point is 00:58:46 but not so much as an actress. So the truth can be hard to hear. And I was like, what are you talking about? Like, you don't even know what my fucking goals are. Like, yeah,
Starting point is 00:58:59 I'm really piecemealing the story. Cause it really is like an hour long story, but literally if anyone in the biz wants to know who this is, and let's take this woman down yeah jesus christ but she she like speaks at like jewish events that's like fucking in a positive way actively encouraging people to like look less jewish she's an anti-semitic jewish woman she's an she's a big time self-loathing jew and not in a cute way and that is bad that's bad sorry i just wanted to be sorry but like being i was like if people think i'm a jew in hollywood won't that like help you'd think so but not but not getting roles as a woman let me tell you it's
Starting point is 00:59:38 done nothing for me now if you guys want to get a table at mastro's you know what i mean maybe that's where it starts factoring in uh that's terrible fuck that woman uh but george costanza yeah of course yeah this is a beautiful representation of how much in common where like the venn diagram of jews and italians is new york city and that a good point. There's a lot of overlap between the two there. And a lot of overlap in our experiences coming to this country and how we were treated once we got here. And your dance
Starting point is 01:00:14 styles. And our dance styles. The name has been dropped in the DM. I also don't want to say it. Clive Davis. Because I'm not sure what. It was Clive Davis. That's wild. But I will be fucking keeping this in mind
Starting point is 01:00:31 if I ever run afoul of this woman. Yeah. I might run afoul of her on purpose. Oh my gosh. She's very Google-able. What are you going to do? Wait, let's get out of here. Let's get out of here.
Starting point is 01:00:43 Let's get out of here. I'm pulling out of it. George Costanza is my first pick. I just love George Costanza. let's get out of here. Let's get out of here. Let's get out of here. I'm pulling out of it. George Costanza's my first pick. I just love George Costanza. He's also, he's based on Larry David. He's based on a Jewish person, but they made him Italian.
Starting point is 01:00:52 Yeah. He's, he's just the best, the best delivery. You kidding me? For 50 bucks, I'll go put my face in the soup and blow. He's just so,
Starting point is 01:00:58 he's so aware of who he is, which is fun. Encapsulates our idiosyncrasies and anxieties and all that stuff. Yeah. Wonderfully. And my next pick, I don't want to only try. I mean, I understand that like part of the legacy of Italian Americans on in film and on television is being consigned to certain kinds of roles. But I would be a fool if I left this man on the board early.
Starting point is 01:01:26 And I don't want to only traffic in this area, but I do have to take Tony Soprano as represented by James Gandolfini. I know it's all sorts of stereotypes and all stuff in there, but what a fucking amazing actor. Oh, yeah. And an amazing performance.
Starting point is 01:01:42 And a complex character. Such a complex character. Kind a complex character. Where it kind of like started to turn those like, you're just a mobster roles, like on its ear a little bit and like looked into the psychology. Because it showed the family, like David and I were talking, we've never seen it,
Starting point is 01:01:56 but it showed the family life too and showed the family side of him, right? When he was in therapy, the therapy stuff was wild. Tried to be like a good person, didn't he? Or tried to be decent, at least. Based on James Galanti, right? Was that?
Starting point is 01:02:12 No, I don't know. The owner of the Danbury Trashers? What? What? What are the Danbury Trashers? It's a whole hockey team thing, man. I don't want to get into it. I started this riff.
Starting point is 01:02:23 I don't want to get into it. Keep going. Is this not based on reality? It's real. It's real. I don't want to get into it. I started this riff. I don't want to get into it. Keep going. Oh, is it not true? It's real. I'm not making shit up. Come on, here he had a traumatizing night last night with Mind Goblin. I think you're feeling more
Starting point is 01:02:38 attacked than you are right here. We want to know more. It all started from Mind Goblin and then it's just, I'm shitting the whole bed. Did Sam leave that silk scarf on your bed and not let you sleep in it last night? No, no, no, never. You're on, I feel like you're standing on quicksand, but we're here. We're your bedrock. Yeah, I'll save you, man.
Starting point is 01:02:55 I'll reach out and pull you in. I appreciate you guys. Keep going. Tony Soprano, great character. Yeah. Yeah, I can't speak too heavily. I never saw it, but I. I mean, sometimes he tried to be a better
Starting point is 01:03:05 person but he failed at it almost every step of the way but just like a very it was an interesting work like building on i think i think a lot of the like mafia roles that i mean italian dudes have probably been forced to play forever but also just like a very interesting character that did some of that like the pulpy stuff but also did a lot of the like intellectual in-depth like interesting stuff and just fucking just cool just he was just fucking cool yeah while being extremely not cool david and i are discussing watching the sopranos together apart i might get in on that you want to get over it yeah yeah like you know a couple episodes a week or something nothing crazy but yeah then maybe we
Starting point is 01:03:50 you know we get together we drink some white wine we discuss oh a little chablis with some ice cubes in this the supreme baby who you telling all right our little dinner party you know what sean david you come to la i'll cook up i'll cook up a dinner i'll cook up some for a little dinner party? The brand bros. The brand bros is so funny. You know what? Sean, David, you come to LA. I'll cook up a dinner. I'll cook up an Italian menu. You know what?
Starting point is 01:04:12 You should make a charcut. I'll make a charcut. I'll make an aranciata. You get the fuck over here. Wait, we're still calling them charcutes? Charcutes, dude. In the charcut. In the charcut. Or an antipasto, whatever you want to call it.
Starting point is 01:04:24 Or an antipasto. But Tony Soprano is my second pick. Julia, time for your second pick. Oh, it is. Okay, my second pick. It bounces back. Sean was good. I got it.
Starting point is 01:04:34 My second pick is the beloved Tony Maselli from Who's the Boss. Damn it. That's what I was literally going to take right now. I mean, when he showed up at Angela Bauer's door, I think he had a mop in his hand. I'm not sure. You know, to show that a man can clean the house. I mean, I don't know what a silly show, but I loved him off topic.
Starting point is 01:05:02 I loved Mona. I love Mona. Not to keep going back to my my personal career but i my dream role is to play an older inappropriate horny lady oh it's the funniest character and i want someone else's line to me to be like ma ma'am, we're going to have to ask you to leave. Cause I'm being so wrong in the deli. You know what I mean? And, and so, but that show,
Starting point is 01:05:31 I just, you know, ah, Tony Maselli, what a, what a, his, his face is so kind in general,
Starting point is 01:05:38 every, every role he plays. He's the best. I going back to that, the, the, the brassy broad role. I just saw P patty lapone in
Starting point is 01:05:46 company in new york and oh my god the great the greatest fucking like brassy broad roll also i think an italian another great italian actor patty lapone uh just fucking fantastic she was so good at it. Tony Maselli. Tony Maselli. Also, great theme song. Oh. Take a chance and face the wind. Yeah. Go to bed and I wrote that shit. The friends of mine. There were times we lost a dream or two. Around the bend right at the end
Starting point is 01:06:26 with you. Everyone has turned off the pod or they're searching for our duet album. They rewound it for 30 seconds so they can hear it again. He was poised to be a professional baseball player. Am I correct?
Starting point is 01:06:42 Have we had a talk show? Yeah. Thank you. On the show we had a talk show yeah but didn't he also only play tony's i think so uh-huh i said shout out to alissa mulatto on that show as well yeah in um don john he played like the the Italian New Jersey dad guy still buff as hell I think he's a teacher now too dude Tony Danza's brawling we yeah when I was writing on the Grammys
Starting point is 01:07:15 Elton John and Miley Cyrus they were like doing duets of like new artists and great artists and they did Tiny Dancer. And I had this pitch. I was like, okay, after they perform this, James, you should come out with Tony Danza
Starting point is 01:07:32 and be like, I'm so sorry. I'm completely misunderstood. And it was in New York. It was the Grammys in New York. So it was all set up. And Tony Danza's fucking agent wouldn't get it to Tony Danza or something like that. We had, like, Full Go.
Starting point is 01:07:49 Korden was in. Like, the Grammys were in. That would have been great. Elton John was cool with it. We were like, it would have been amazing. Because, you know, hold me close to Tony Danza, of course. Yeah. I sing it all the time.
Starting point is 01:08:00 And this fucking agent, like, wouldn't get it to him. And I'm like, that would have been such a fun little moment. I bet if Tony listens to this and finds out he does no one tony yeah tony fucking listens to this and finds out his fucking agent didn't tell him all right it would have been such a fun little and he seems like a real fun guy yeah wow now it got offensive. Okay, I'm sorry. I understand.
Starting point is 01:08:26 I understand. Pull back. Pull back. That makes sense. That makes sense. Tony Maselli, excellent pick. Sean Jordan.
Starting point is 01:08:37 So, crap. Sorry, I was just looking at my list and wondering if I should do this one now. I'm not going to. So, for my second pick,
Starting point is 01:08:43 I watched Grey's Anatomy in its entirety in quarantine and there is a character in gray's anatomy played by giacomo uh gianniniati his name's andrew deluca and he's fantastic i think andrew deluca is probably italian yeah yeah well the real dude too but yeah andrew deluca in the show uh he's just he's just such a good part of the show obviously he's a doctor and uh he has sort of like a mental breakdown in the show and he identifies a sex like a sex traffic ring it's such a crazy story that's what happens on that show there's a lot dude i think a lot happens on that show deep they're deep that's a classic italian social goof that goes back to commedia dell'arte that goes back to like
Starting point is 01:09:33 to find sex traffic rings uh i mean he has some other stuff you know dresses some wounds and things um no he's just a dope character i just love that show so much i knew i was gonna love it from the second i started watching it and uh yeah he's just one of the most endearing characters on the show i don't think anybody else has watched the show in this on this i have not it's season one quite an undertaking i believe yeah yeah it seems too big for me 17 seasons but i was staring down the barrel of nothing to do and skateboarding so uh yeah anyway andrew deluca from gray's anatomy all right all right i liked it david time for your second and third picks i'm taking bob pinson yadi oh donna's dad hot tubbing free loving perm hair wearing yes gold chain rocking come on that guy was the best constantly always fucking
Starting point is 01:10:38 always had the chesties out too always yeah bob pinson yadi he was so funny he was so you know i'm 13 at the time i'm like dude this is what italian guys are like yeah i love that show i thought it was hilarious yeah it was really funny i really enjoyed that show don stark is the actor who played him that's his name yeah don stark it's a fun one good face on that guy good face great hair too he did have that perm popping in a big way now here's a question i have for you ian if we were around in the 70s do you think you would be a perm guy so i've thought about this a lot because i've been i don't know that he got a perm he's just naturally his hair is so fucking curly and like and like he had an afro he rocked an afro in like the 60s and and and went with it and i my hair is curly but it's more wavy because
Starting point is 01:11:35 like my mom's hair is wavy so i would i i've i don't think i would be a perm guy okay i think i would be like but i think i would have a beautiful sort of like wavy i definitely embrace the curls but i think it would be more of like a hanging around here around the ears you know yeah a shag yeah obviously would be a perm guy for sure a big time perm guy how about you david oh this is all natural i don't need a perm. Okay. How big would you want to get in the 70s? Oof. Oh, here's the thing about my hair, man. It is so... My hair is so fucking curly and coarse. Like, I've let my hair grow out for like a year,
Starting point is 01:12:15 and it's like barely a fro. Yeah. Really? So, yeah. I've never seen you with any long hair. I haven't done it since I was probably like... Shit, since before I got my dui so since i was like 20 but i know i don't think i would grow a lot because it's just also when my
Starting point is 01:12:31 hair gets long it's because it's so dense it's so fucking hot yeah yeah it's so hot like sexy yeah like way too sexy it's way too sexy but the point is no i think that i really any era you drop me and i would have the same hair right situation what about facial hair sean if you were alive in the 70s dude every everywhere wolfman no it'd be everywhere i'd be one of those like whoa like everywhere neck all the way down it'd be all all connected. My chest hair. You know, you can, we can do all these things now. I can, but it's frowned upon if I like let it, I used to, before I found out about shaving your neck when, I don't know, when I first started getting facial hair, I would just let it all grow equally.
Starting point is 01:13:17 And so it'd be like thick down to my neck. We had a turtleneck. Yeah. I despise a turtleneck, but people would like tell me to shave your neck and i'm like i thought i used to think it was cowardly to to shave your neck i thought you were like a sellout if you shaved your neck i'll go put a turtleneck on right now you had one last time you were here you look great the homie pulled up with a turtleneck the other day and i was fucking jealous you know why i don't like i've told you this story in sixth grade my mom made
Starting point is 01:13:42 me go to an orchestra concert and perform and and everybody had tuxedos on. And she pulls up with a purple turtleneck and a green turtleneck and a pair of fucking Zubas. And she goes, which turtleneck do you want to wear to the formal orchestra concert? And I was like, you are outside your mind if you think I'm wearing one of those. Because we didn't have any money.
Starting point is 01:13:59 So this was to her. This was like most she could do for dress-up clothes. And I was like, well, I guess give me the green one. She goes, you're wearing the purple one and i was crying so hard i was 26 grade everybody else was wearing tuxedos and you were on zubas everybody else had tuxedos all the girls had like very fancy shit on and i'm just in there like a fucking wrestler at a steakhouse so cute yeah you were so cute it's time for immersion therapy dude it's time for immersion therapy you got to wear nothing but turtlenecks for the next month no way yes no way you get a turtleneck on me as
Starting point is 01:14:30 an adult you would look like a dude who has like some lizards yeah i'll be you guys will i'll put a turtleneck on for you you'll see good it ain't gonna be tight i don't think it'll be tight but ain't gonna be good also speaking of being poor do you ever remember i remember being poor and like wearing a lot of shirts from like elementary schools i didn't go to because they were like donation shirts did you ever have that no well fuck me i had a lot of like half price store stuff where it's like this brand was cool eight years ago or something and you're like you're wearing or like knockoff polo where it's like this brand was cool eight years ago or something and you're like you're wearing or like knockoff polo where it's like where it's like not a polo association oh yeah it's like a fucking like a dog or something right here where the where the horse should be
Starting point is 01:15:16 and if you get real close you can see that i got it at walgreens and not yeah now if a dog was where the horse should be that's a whole different story and now you're entering my neighborhood my whole neck of the woods dude and i don't know if you can you might need to stay on the porch that's your biography right a dog where a horse should be i don't know i don't know that you can run with the big dogs like that sean i haven't sounds like sounds like porch talk to me i'll get off the porch and shit in anyone's yard you put a yard in front of me you stay on that fucking porch dude don't you talk to me like that i will shit in whoever's yard you don't know about jurassic bark if i gotta poop i'll poop is there any money in making big dog shirts but just saying what they were insinuating just like big dogs fuck and that's the that's the whole shirt i think there is some money in that
Starting point is 01:16:03 i'm gonna get i going to get rich. Big dogs do what they want. We still fuck. Big dogs can still fuck. Yeah. Your third pick, Dave. Oh, my third pick. That fucked me up because she took Tony.
Starting point is 01:16:20 I bet you're going to take one of mine. I can feel it. Johnny Bravo. Yeah. Yeah. Totally.. Johnny Bravo. Yeah. Yeah. Totally. Absolutely. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:16:27 Okay. Hey, mama. Hi-ya. He knew karate. He was always getting girls. He lived with his mom. He was basically Elvis. It was interesting that they made him Italian.
Starting point is 01:16:40 That was the whole thing, right, was that he was Elvis, right? But he was Italian. And a blonde Italian at that. A blonde italian a blitalian a blitalian it's a common and there's the blirish it's funny because blah it's also black i think a blirish something to shaquille o'neal tracy brady you know what i mean that kind of thing well those are black african americans
Starting point is 01:17:10 oh yeah i just my bride she's blycelandic so it's you know a lot of culture she's from blyceland but yeah johnny bravo man that guy was hilarious that i really watch it now no but it served a purpose why not was it i i mean i barely remember it i remember really liking it but i can't really remember a lot of cartoons anymore except for obviously except for oh too good for it huh no i just don't except for king of the hill except for i watch more now because i have a child and boys are fun what cartoons are you showing your kid or what are they showing you Sean
Starting point is 01:17:49 I don't know Bluey on Disney Plus I've been hearing about Bluey is the fucking best cartoon for kids it is good for the kids what age you thinking Max is 8 months when did they start caring for kids when it is good for the kids it's good what age you're thinking yeah because max is eight
Starting point is 01:18:05 months when did they start kind of giving a caring um maybe like around a year okay when they're like looking yeah and now especially like she sings the theme song and she goes like when it comes on it's this australian dog family and of all, they have a sick house. I'm like trying to buy a house right now. And I just keep checking out Bluey's Real Estate. They have an open concept kitchen, blah, blah, blah. But it's like their 10 minute episodes, seven to 12 minute episodes.
Starting point is 01:18:34 Oh, perfect. The parents always play with the kids. Parents have no boundaries. That kind of annoys me. But it's just, they're like such a fun family. Bluey's good. Daniel Tiger's neighborhood. Let's see. Fritz the cat.
Starting point is 01:18:48 What? Nothing, sorry. I'll send you some suggestions, but don't get, Cocomelon is the thing that everyone. They get drugged up, right? They get all blissed out. Am I the only one who's heard about that?
Starting point is 01:19:02 I think I've heard about that. I don't know. So stop giving Maxine Cocomelon? Is that what you're saying? They get all blissed out? Am I the only one who's heard about that? I think I've heard about that. I don't know. So stop giving Maxine Cocomelon? Is that what you're saying? Yeah, you gotta stop giving... Yeah. Okay. Because it like sets off their...
Starting point is 01:19:12 It's like drugs for little kids. Yeah, I don't know. I could tell. I mean, this is a whole other draft. I will take any advice, anything that you have, any tips, anything that you've had fun doing i'd love to hear about it yeah i mean obviously you don't have to right now
Starting point is 01:19:29 amistad sit her down let her know what's going on yeah well we'll talk off pod i mean i held her up to higher learning i'm just like spook like we're getting there you know yeah i understand you want to start a strong foundation of education yeah we're we're going to go watch. We need to talk about Bill Cosby together later. Man. Yeah, that's going to be a heavy one, but it's going to get watched. Sean Jordan, it's time to watch what your next pick is. We talked about Entourage.
Starting point is 01:19:59 I love Entourage. It's one of my favorite shows. I love Turtle. I've always loved Turtle. He's a great person. I understand. We're all very aware that show has its problems and there's no getting around
Starting point is 01:20:14 it. I know it's hard if you take that out of there. If you try to which is hard to do but Turtle is a good dude. You're talking about Salvatore Turtle Asante? I am. Remember he only tells his name to one person. to which is hard to do but turtle's a good dude you're talking about salvatore turtle asante i am remember he only tells his name to one per well it's uh rufus's daughter when he starts trying to date rufus's daughter but she's like makes him take his hat off and then tells him tells her his
Starting point is 01:20:36 real name and then you're just like oh man you're he's just i don't know he's just so funny he's so cool he uh he's like i don't know he he gets picked on he takes it the most from everyone he's like the glue i feel like he's the glue if everyone's fighting they can look at turtle and turtle will make it all better and i i like that i kind of identify with i like being also he was a chubby dude in a sweatsuit yeah and i'm i wouldn't have to sell him to me man you remember when it was like cool it maybe maybe i guess i don't know what's cool anymore but he everything would match it's like that was cool for sure a red yankee like a red jersey and then some red dunks or something literally wore that yesterday tight with your red yankee just like yeah i mean i'm wearing like a
Starting point is 01:21:22 like i have a full sweatsuit on right now and i'm gonna put on a black hat after this so hell yeah yeah yeah all turtle shit was i just watched the episode the other night where he got those 1200 velour pajamas to wear to the playboy mansion hell yeah he's just dope he's just dope he's the only one of the who i'd actually want to hang out with i don't know for sure yeah yeah we should try harper knows him to hang out with out of any of them for sure yeah yeah we should try harper knows him to hang out with turtle oh jerry to get jerry ferreira yes harper's brought it up before maybe anyway it's neither here nor there but i just i just love him i i think he's fantastic he seems like a rad fun character and uh he's just a good dude good vibes yeah i like a turtle turtle turtle turtle
Starting point is 01:22:02 he was inspired by mark walberg's real life assistant donnie donkey carol yeah okay mark walberg has his crew on there one in like the pilot episode you see the they all they all walk it's like bizarro seinfeld they all walk at each other you look at their counterparts and you're just like what do you know the real dudes are fucking brutes the only ones that go together are adrian grenier and mark walberg just because they're both very attractive. But other than that, you're like, this is different. No, the real entourage guys look like they are going to beat you up. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:22:34 Yeah. They look gnarly and they probably look like. Yeah. But anyway, they look like dudes in an entourage. Julia, time for your third pick. Just one. Yes. Just one. Just one pick? I'm going to go
Starting point is 01:22:49 with Dorothy Zbornak, but her maiden name is Petrillo. Dorothy from the Golden Girls. Oh! Really? Hell yeah. I mean, do I even have to explain why i picked a b arthur
Starting point is 01:23:07 character you should but you don't have to i mean first of all the golden girls do you know that the golden girls on the show were younger than the women on and just like that the sex in the city spinoff that's fucking insane to me wait really hold on hold on hold on hold on yeah the the movie that just came out the the and just like that in the golden girls they were younger they were younger they they were portrayed the women in the golden girls were i read this somewhere like and but that's how we used to they just weren't allowed to be like people over 50 sexual and embrace that shit they were sexual though do you remember the episode of the golden girls where they had a price check on condoms because they were going on a crew blanche was
Starting point is 01:23:55 fucking no the whole crew the whole nobody was all it was rose dorothy and blanche and they all and like you know dorothy was like always you know she was tall and she always had like a you know talking about matching outfits she would always have like a a robe with like a loose pant set and I remember she grabbed condoms and she threw them on the counter and they all bought condoms
Starting point is 01:24:18 and then the guy the guy at the counter had to do a price check on the condoms but they were buying condoms to go on a cruise because they all fuck not people yeah so um so i mean dorothy zbornak just her her her deep one-liner you know those like you know when she would talk to her she'd be like no rose we're gonna be on a boat you know like she would just always shoot her down and god i love her yeah love her her ex-husband stanley you know. You know what's crazy, too, is her mother in that show was played by Estelle Getty.
Starting point is 01:24:50 Yeah. Who was one year younger than Bea Arthur. Yep. Yeah. That's all. The magic of wigs. Wigs. Wigs.
Starting point is 01:25:01 You know, I didn't know really about wigs until a couple years ago. And, like, they're much more common than you think. I didn't know. Oh wigs until a couple years ago and like they're much more common than than you think i didn't know yeah i had no idea yeah there was on the new season of queer eye one of the women has a wig on and jonathan she's talking to jonathan about her hair and he goes is it a wig and she denies it and he goes you know i do hair professionally right it's just that where it's like i i would have had no idea i misspoke they're the same age as in just like that dorothy and rose were supposed to be 55 blanche was in her early 50s and sofia was 80 miranda and charlotte and in just like that are 54 and carrie's 55 wow
Starting point is 01:25:39 so dorothy and rose were supposedly the same age as Carrie. Wow. That is pretty wild. And just like that, we changed ageism. And just like that. And just like that. I just closed my laptop. Oh, damn it. Excellent pick. That's sick.
Starting point is 01:26:00 Hell yeah. Time for my third pick. I'm going to take Marie Barone from Everybody Loves Raymond I love her absolutely she's so fun played by Doris Roberts a comedy
Starting point is 01:26:17 great I think she's just so fucking funny and like also another area where I think like Jewish mothers and Italian mothers are pretty similar not to paint with a broad brush but to paint with a broad brush where they will get involved in your life and they do
Starting point is 01:26:34 and you will always be their little baby I know that's true like everywhere like you'll always be my little baby that's the thing moms say no matter what but like there is very much a like no I'm going to treat you like a child i'm gonna wipe you got some shit on your face i'm gonna wipe it off for you type thing i think that's universal i think that's happens with most cultures but like it's definitely it happens in ours my uh my mom just discovered everyone loves raymond like a few years ago. And, uh, and,
Starting point is 01:27:05 uh, we, we have a plastic, we have two couches with plastic on them. And she, she refers to the show to be like, she goes to see, it is not only me.
Starting point is 01:27:14 And I'm like, it's a fictional character. She goes, see this, the lady does. And I'm like, no, your parents are from Italy, Italian.
Starting point is 01:27:26 Yeah, they came on a boat, even though I believe planes might have been available. I think they were. They really wanted to go hardcore. They just wanted to get the full experience. I get it. Yeah. I get it. Where did they move to when they came over from Italy?
Starting point is 01:27:40 Watertown, Massachusetts, right outside of Boston. Wow. Was there a big Italian community there? I mean, my whole family. I don't know if that's – it's actually a very big Armenian town. Oh. But like someone owned a deli and so they all moved there. I mean, that's honestly I think is what the story is.
Starting point is 01:28:00 My grandfather worked at – owned a butcher shop deli and yeah I don't know but they met here they both they immigrated at different times and then they met in Watertown Massachusetts that's crazy but yeah Marie Barone fantastic her use of guilt as a weapon rang very familiar
Starting point is 01:28:20 to me and I should say mom I love the fact that you treat me still like your little. And I should say, Mom, I love the fact that you treat me still like your little baby, and I'll always be your little baby, because Sue Carmel listens to this podcast. She does listen to this podcast. I was going to do the same thing.
Starting point is 01:28:34 Another duet. Wow, we got to record an album. Yeah, Bori and Roz. We're going to keep it going. Yeah going yeah we gotta get the band back together yeah it's the band is still together yeah the band is together god damn it's together the band is together she's just i love her i love uh i love marie brown the character in time for my fourth pick as it is a serpentine draft it sure is i i'm getting like everybody i want uh uh uh i took a gangster i'm going to
Starting point is 01:29:12 hop to the other side of the uh fence here i'm taking colombo first name first name unknown i thought his name was Frank. Nobody knows his first name. It's never revealed in the show. It's never revealed. No way. Is it on IMDb? He doesn't have a first name, my friend.
Starting point is 01:29:33 You can go looking for it. That is pretty cool. Played by Peter Falk. Just a fucking... Dana got me into watching Columbo. Amazing. I love it. Very smart guy.
Starting point is 01:29:43 So good. So satisfying. And one more thing good so satisfying and one more thing oh and one more thing always solves the crime it's such a fun show you should watch it if you haven't watched it you should watch it you know the general was here for a month and uh colombo perry mason hung out with us every night colombo and perry mason can i say i had a weird perry mason phase myself when i was young really yeah you remember that channel packs yeah they had perry mason on there they had a lot of weird old shit that i got into i might be that that i pretty sure that's what we were watching is it still a channel i don't know
Starting point is 01:30:15 i i'm pretty sure i stream now i'm very well we'll get to the bottom of it eventually uh but colombo i don't have i don't have much else to say other than fucking watch him he never carries a gun he's fantastic you find out i mean his name's colombo but you find out he is indeed italian because there's an episode where the murderer is a food critic and he cooks up like a beautiful like italian like a spaghetti bolognese for him that his dad taught him uh now that is my fourth pick we will get to the rest of the fourth round after this short break. This episode of All Fantasy Everything is brought to you by Schedule 35. Now, microdosing is an absolute game changer.
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Starting point is 01:32:21 off with code ALLFANTASY at schedule35.coco that's 15% off at schedule 35.co and use promo code all fantasy welcome back to all fantasy everything already in progress uh we're about to get to julia razzi's fourth pick julia it is hold on i just want to make sure it is uh because i'm switching it hold on, hold on. Ooh. It's going to be, I said, I don't know if I should, oh,
Starting point is 01:32:48 do I go with my first? I'll go with my, no, I'm going to go with this person. Listen to your heart. Listen to your heart. Listen to your heart. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:32:55 Louie De Palma. Taxi. Oh, yes. Danny DeVito. Interesting. Taxi pick. Okay.
Starting point is 01:33:04 I was going to go with somebody else i was thinking i guess i'll share later no no no not even from taxi from a completely different show but i really picked it because i love danny devito the best i mean it's not i mean he's just he's so i i feel a kinship with him i think we've all felt like a Danny DeVito at times. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I always feel like the small, smart twin. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:33:35 I haven't watched a ton of Taxi. I haven't watched a ton of Taxi either. My parents used to watch it. But he hangs out up in the booth, right? He's like the dispatch guy? He's the boss. Yeah. He's like the dispatch guy. He's the boss. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:33:45 He owns, he runs the place. Yeah. Yeah. But he's just like, everything he does is just so great. So I'm kind of cheating because I'm kind of picking the actor more so than the character. That's all right. You found a way around the rules. That's what we're here for.
Starting point is 01:34:00 I get it. I fucking love Danny DeVito. And then the interest of time, Sean Jordan. So, all right. I fucking love Danny DeVito and then in the interest of time Sean Jordan so alright I'm gonna go with a cartoon oh man what am I gonna do this is what I was wondering if it was gonna be
Starting point is 01:34:15 I'm gonna try it you let me know if I can do this cause there's no proof and this is where I was wondering if I was gonna be a jerk Carl from Aqua Teen Hunger Force he's Italian is he not uh and this is where i was wondering if i was going to be a jerk carl from aquatine hunger force he's italian is he not he is from new jersey for sure he is definitely from new jersey can i pick that i think you can i know his last name is no no no i didn't know he had a last name is... No. No? I didn't know he had a last name. His last name is Brutana Nannadaluski. Brutana Nannadaluski.
Starting point is 01:34:51 Not Italian. That's not Italian? Maybe his mom was Italian. Maybe? That's true. What would that last name be? Well, made up. But I think referencing perhaps Central and Eastern Europe.
Starting point is 01:35:03 Okay. Then I don't have to pick it i was this is that's what i was wondering so then my fourth pick will be chuck mangione from king of the hill oh that's funny all right that's really funny you know he's real yeah um in that show he's the he's the spokesperson for megalomart yeah he lives in the megalomart we've discussed that show in length but just the brilliance of everything in that show and just the fact that chuck mangino doesn't really do anything in the show except be the spokesperson for megalomart he really doesn't say much he's just like the face
Starting point is 01:35:35 of megalomart and it's hilarious to me every now and again he'll show up somewhere and they'll be like that's chuck mangino it's just he's like the shit in that universe yeah he's like the biggest celebrity they could imagine is chuck mangione who's like a horn player in real life yeah yeah i didn't know so i didn't know any of that till last i didn't really know like the backstory yeah he's a horn player amazing and uh a very good one from what i gather david tell me your fourth and then your lightning round final pick I love that Julia picked Danny DeVito because I'm picking
Starting point is 01:36:10 Carla Tortelli from Cheers Yes you are! Love her so much She was a badass, so funny and that first season she had a bunch of kids, she was always taking the piss out of everybody, love it She's so fantastic, I didn't even think about that that's amazing uh
Starting point is 01:36:29 the jews and italians coming together rhea perlman yeah yeah yeah yeah i love yeah i love rhea i think she's so funny i think carla was so funny in that show and my last pick i'm going out on a cartoon i'm taking from the show recess ashley spinelli yeah absolutely i never saw recess you never saw recent oh it was so fun recess was such a good show it's a really great is it still on it's not i don't think so but it's up there i put it up there with hey arnold as far as like wow it's so good i mean they were right in the same the same era but god recess was so fun to watch it's, it's a really, really good show. But yeah, so Ashley Spinelli from Recess.
Starting point is 01:37:08 Fantastic. I'm out. Sean Jordan, your final pick. My final pick, thankfully they made a TV show where this gentleman is in the show because I wanted his character from the movie because it's one of my favorite movies of all time. And now there's a TV show with Daniel LaRusso in it.
Starting point is 01:37:22 So I can pick Daniel LaRusso and I get the Karate Kid. But, you know, I'm picking Cobra Kai as Daniel LaRusso. Well done. Just, I mean, what are we doing? It's amazing. Anyway, so Daniel LaRusso. Represent the Valley. Julia, your final pick.
Starting point is 01:37:39 I'm going to go with, you might not know who this is, Topo Gigio. Topo Gigio. I want to know who that is. Do this is, Topo Gigio. Topo Gigio. I want to know who that is. Do you know who Topo Gigio is? Uh-uh. He cuts my hair now. It is a 1960, and so I don't know if I'm cheating because it's not an American, it's an Italian cartoon mouse or puppet mouse.
Starting point is 01:37:59 Topo Gigio. He made special appearances on American television. He has huge ears. And he's like, I'm a Topo Gigio. He's so fucking cute. He is adorable. I see him now. He's adorable. I'm Googling him right now.
Starting point is 01:38:13 He's got ears. And I just feel like, you know, we need him for speed. I just feel like he could, I don't know, if we need to run. I get it. We got Topo Gigio. Topo Gigio. He was on the Ed Sullivan show. Look at this little guy. He's all over the place.
Starting point is 01:38:27 Oh my gosh, he is cute. Got his little overalls on. I like Topo Gigio. He looks kind of stoned. People think Topo Chico's the original Topo, but it's Topo Gigio. Try Topo Gigio. Excellent pick.
Starting point is 01:38:44 Time for me and my final pick. I'm going to take a man who placed himself on tv you can tell me this person isn't a character but i disagree i'm taking guy fieri yeah sure yeah absolutely wait it wait it i love i love flavor what's to like? It shows a level of confidence when if somebody says they don't like him for whatever reason, then it lets me know that okay, so you're that worried about how people see you. I understand we're all a little bit worried about it, but
Starting point is 01:39:15 he's dope. Yeah, but you're letting it get in the way of having a good time, and that's what Guy Fieri is. A good fucking time. It's frustrating with that shit. And a great Italian. Guy Fieri. A huge basketball fan. A charitable man. exactly it's just it's frustrating with that shit a great and a great italian guy fieri a huge basketball fan a chair a charitable man we really we really needed him after all the giuliani and cuomo shit went down you know we needed a hero and thank god for fieri yeah a lot of people don't realize very large italian population in flavor town yeah yeah big time hell yeah that's the final pick marissa do you have a final pick yeah my pick is from
Starting point is 01:39:50 orange is the new black it's lorna morello she's just a crazy bitch and i love her she's a crazy bitch and i love her marissa you're a crazy bitch and we love you oh thank you david isn't that isn't that a song yeah by buck cherry my mom saw it live and like oh yeah sorry i forgot yeah he has a bit i'm sorry david you went first you took stefano de mera bob pinciati johnny bravo carla tortelli and ashley spidelli sean you went second you took jip r Rossetti, Andrew DeLuca, Salvatore Turtelisante, Chuck Mangione, and Danny LaRusso. Julia, you went third. You took Laverne
Starting point is 01:40:30 DeFazio, Tony Maselli, Dorothy Zabornak, Louis DePalma, and Topo Gigi. I went last. I took George Costanza, Tony Soprano, Marie Barone, Columbo, and Guy Fieri. We left some great picks on the board. Julia, this is where you can say who you were going to take.
Starting point is 01:40:46 I was struggling between the Danny DeVito character and Vinny Barbarino. Oh, yeah. Yeah, Vinny Barbarino's on my list. But then I picked based on the actor. For sure. I get that. Up your nose with a rubber hose.
Starting point is 01:40:59 What a show. We left Jess Mariano from Gilmore Girls on the board. Tommy Carselli from The Wire. Oh, I a show. We left Jess Mariano from Gilmore Girls on the board. Tommy Carselli from The Wire. Dr. Melfi from The Sopranos, played by Lorraine Bracco. Carmela Soprano? Are you kidding? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Arthur Fonzarelli, one of the classic TV characters.
Starting point is 01:41:22 Yeah, I didn't know too much. I couldn't speak on happy days because i haven't i haven't really seen it fat fat tony from the simpsons very funny the fat guy for boy meets world yeah we want to hear your picks hit us up at all fantasy pod on twitter all fantasy podcast at gmail.com shout out to everyone on the all fantasy everything patreon we love you thank you for holding us down shout out to everyone on AFE Shaslackity on the subreddit. Shout out to St. Sue Carmel. Shout out to Frankie Ocean. Shout out to
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