Doug Loves Movies - Wayne Federman, Samm Levine and Andy Wood guest

Episode Date: June 25, 2021

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Doug hates candy wrappers, screaming baby sticky seeds with 50 acid pop or kernels in his teeth. There's still not one that he won't see because Doug loves movies. Hey, hey, hey everybody. My name is Doug and I love motion pictures. This is Doug Lowe's Movies coming to you with our second bonus episode this month. The presenting sponsor of Doug Lowe's Movies is OCB Rolling Papers. French kiss Mother Nature with OCB. Enjoy the show. Another Homes Alone edition. It's Thursday, June 24th, 2021.

And my guests are returning champs Sam Levine and Wayne Fetterman and Andy Wood. Hello, 2021. And my guests are returning champs, Sam Levine and Wayne Fetterman and Andy Wood. Hello, gentlemen. Hey, Doug. Hi, Doug. Good evening. People never know when they're supposed to speak when I mentioned you all three at the same time. So let's meet you individually and alphabetically so you know it's coming.'s start with wayne fetterman is here my last name alphabetically yes of course um what's going on wayne well i'm back going into the movie theaters i've already seen two motion pictures both i believe they were digital i don't know whether but they were one at the regal theater downtown and the other at uh what's uh the chinese six was the other one one of them had me did the forehead temperature test the other one was just like come on in we don't care you look clean yeah

thank you thank you it's also changing every day like how long ago was the forehead test uh the forehead test was and not that long ago i think it was last monday yeah yeah but that's how quickly things are moving is that place might not be doing that anymore i know that the temperature checks are really dropping off because, you know, everyone's realizing that's that was always like taking your shoes off at TSA. It's like it's only for show, really. Oh, OK. OK.

But I do like I do have enjoyed I apparently I run cold. I think the women I've lived with can attest to that. But it's but I've never been to 98. I've always, I'm always in the low 97s. So they can't turn you away for that though, right? No, they're like, I'm sorry. You're emotionally distant. You can't come into this movie. This is a Pixar movie. What do you think you're doing? You need to be crying three quarters of the way through um no 10 minutes in now all right with the montage immediately

you're thinking of the up one when they go to that montage yeah but also soul it starts with death and um what's the latest one the latest one about the little... Luca? Yeah, somebody dies at the beginning of that. Spoiler. Wait, someone dies at the beginning of Luca? Am I misremembering? I just watched it two weeks ago. Is it Luca Brasi? They do sleep with the fishes in that movie.

They do sleep with the fishes. I'll see it if that's what it's about. It's a sequel to the Luca Brasi story. Here are the two movies I saw, if you're interested. Are you? If you're not, we can just move on. No, I had follow-up questions for Andy, but I also did want to know which two movies you saw. So tell us.

The first one was something called A Quiet Place Deuce. And the other one was... A Quiet Place to Quiet Place Deuce. And the other one was... A Quiet Place to Drop a Deuce. And then I went into the movie theater. And then a movie called The Sparks Brothers, which is a documentary. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. That's where you had to go to the Chinese six

to check that out? You got them exactly opposite. Oh, OK. So that was at the Regal downtown. So that's a pretty probably pretty nice single auditorium situation. Ten twenty screening. Wayne Fetterman was the only person in the theater. Oh, I wish I had known I would have come to that. Oh, you would have. Oh, man, it was so fun. I felt like a Kennedy.

It felt like I should have done this, then date raped somebody, and then paid off a local official. It was incredible. It felt so good. You're one of the only people I've ever watched a movie with where we were the only two people in the theater. Yeah. Oh, security was there. Yeah. Yeah, the security guy had to watch it too but um but okay so and did you enjoy the

sparks brothers film well this is again you know i like to be the guy that knows everything about everything not to the level of sam levine but to a certain level and i don't i don't even know who that band is i was like i i recognize them from the movie roller coaster like i remember them in that movie and yeah i don't know i am i just an idiot were they is that how obscure a band is that really everyone tell everyone jump in it's uh you know they're not that obscure they had you know they had a fairly popular song called cool places that was uh they recorded with jane weedland of the go-go's right those were big and um you know they've just always been at the part of the new wave sort of scene and they have you know a shit ton of albums yeah and it just really influenced a lot

of musicians but so you didn't think that the documentary was fun or you were just too confused about because you just don't know the band no i mean i can't i didn't know any other songs i didn't know that go right but why do you need to know the songs every song you hear you didn't know at some point good thank you thank you thank you i don't know we're gonna get into philosophy here it was yeah uh yeah i get i get your point though no i was just i was a little at first i thought is this a mockumentary is this uh really yeah well it's got because it's got humor in it it's a humorous yeah musical documentary because they are all scott aukerman's in it so i was like what's happening here okay so um no but i real i mean it's cool i was so inspired by their

decade after decade creativity it was really really fun to watch that movie and then um that was it just by myself and bought some popcorn spilled it all on the floor and poured some root beer on it just to feel good about myself it was sounding it was sounding like you were making a case against them like you didn't enjoy the movie i did i did i was no it was more about me feeling ignorant i guess in a way it just felt like a little bit of a slap in the face like right okay, this is not for you. You don't go to the movies to feel stupid. Yeah, exactly.

Suddenly I'm a Jeopardy contestant in this new round. All right. We have to meet our other contestants today, starting with our returning champion. He won on the last episode and the one before that. Look out, everybody everybody it's the meme machine sam levine you know how many new followers i picked up on the instagrams thanks to that last episode we did and many of them were very very pleased with themselves to comment on my dumb christmas meme hey it's the meme machine. Oh my God.

That's so fun. I love it. I love that. You know, I don't go around giving nicknames to just anybody. I only give them to you. And now you have four. Thank you. I'm like, you know what I'm like? I'm like a spokesman for Geico.

You can never have too many, I think. I guess not. I'm like, you know what I'm like? I'm like a spokesman for Geico. You can never have too many, I think. I guess not. I guess not. Is it the Ron Serling guy? Is it the Gecko? Yeah. I keep waiting for it. It's a really deep world, the GU. All right. The GCU. Geico Commercial Universe.

And also joining us today is another champion of sorts, a recent participant in the Tournament of Champions on the program called Jeopardy! with an exclamation point. It's Andy Wood. Thank you for having me back. Thank you for being back it's uh i i you know i've known a few jeopardy contestants uh you know over the years but uh it was very exciting to uh watch somebody i know and like you know compete and that first the first times you were on was really fun because you know you didn't tell anybody or you couldn't tell anybody how many

nights you won for. So we just kept watching wondering which night it was going to happen. Cause we knew you had, you were going to lose eventually, but you know, you had a nice run there and then came back for the tournament and we were talking before the show and Sam has, and I agree with what Sam, what Sam, you want to repeat your sentiment, Sam? I just said it was lovely watching you on the show and I hadn't gotten to speak to you since. And it was a real treat to watch you work that big brain of yours.

Thank you. And then I followed up by saying, do you still say that in spite of the fact that I ended my run with an impossibly incorrect answer? And the answer is yes, because it's also reassuring to know that you are still a human being. Yes. What was the question and what was the answer? Okay. First of all, if you're going on Jeopardy, just always remember the category, always remember the category. It's so important. And like, it's funny that um you know i've seen people these guest hosts like savannah guthrie she'll let it go when somebody misses a question because they clearly aren't paying attention to what category it is and uh alex trebek would never let that go he

would always remind them what the category is sometimes really condescendingly too yes well it always it was always condescending because it was just like you didn't need to say that alex right i'll tell you what the final clue in my response were and then tell you what would have happened had alex been there um so the category was american authors the clue was something along the lines of uh born in 1809. This author's parents who were both actors most likely named him after a character from King Lear. And characters who aren't named King or Lear are unknown to me in that play. I did not do adequate Shakespeare preparation, even though I have an actor friend who made me this 20 page Shakespeare primer, but it was single space and it was so

big. It was almost too daunting. So I didn't use it enough anyway. Uh, so I'm just trying to think of anybody who's like a jeopardy level, famous author in the 1800s who was born around that time. And I got to first go to Mark Twain, Samuel Clemens, but I do the math on the Halley's comet years. Cause I know he was born in one and realize that's off by like 20 or 30 years. And then I'm thinking like Louisa May Alcott, Harry Beecher Stowe, wrong gender because they mentioned the maleness in the clue. Time is running out. And I'm just like anybody born around 1809, who's a Jeopardy level famous author. You got to put somebody who has a plausible first name. That's a Shakespeare name. And then at last second, I'm like, oh wait, Dickens is born around

then. Charles could be a Shakespeare name. Jot that down. And then Buzzy Cohen, the host, as he's reading my, he can't read my handwriting. So I also have to say out loud, who is Charles Dickens? Again, the category was American authors. Had Alex been there, I think he would have said, no, we're looking for American authors. And then I would have had the reaction that I had as soon as we finished the post-game interview, where I suddenly looked up one thing above the clue on the board and saw the category, and I just yelled out, American! And then I buried my head in my hands. And the producer said, Andy, we're still taping.

I wish that moment had been on TV so you would know that I know Dickens is not American. I just forgot that part of the... See, this is what I think we need to do if they really want to spice up Jeopardy! is when a contestant gets Final Jeopardy wrong, they need to devote a good two to three minutes to each of them to explain. Yes. Where the missteps in their thinking occurred so that us, the home audience is like, oh, well, he's not an idiot.

He just got a little confused. He just lost track of what I mean, the criteria I was going with born in 18 or nine plausible, first name, Jeopardy level, famous male. And I forgot they also have to be American, but the answer was never. You were working the problem and that's an admirable, the correct way to do it. When you don't know, you make your best educated guess, but you know, you just forgot the category. Yeah. Did anyone get it? Did anyone get that? Yeah. So also I was, this is my quarterfinal round where you're up against two people picked at random from the 15. And my two people were, if you're going by March madness seeds, like I had the luckiest pick of the week in terms of they were the lowest

seeds of any two. Turns out Sam Cavanaugh who beat me in that game won the entire tournament and Veronica Vatican came in third. So I was up actually up against the two hardest opponents. So Sam got it right. Veronica was librarian did not in my defense. Uh, the correct response was who is Edgar Allen Poe. I was never going to guess that. So it doesn't even matter. It's just the ego of saying a dumb thing. And then also because Poe, you think of him more as a poet. Yeah. He never would have even, he never would have occurred to me. And I didn't know there

was an Edgar and King Lear. Uh, But since then I have met in the last week, I've met three dudes named Edgar. Like the universe is throwing Edgars at me. And every time I meet him and I'm like, Oh, your name's Edgar. Would have been nice to have met you two months ago and maybe talked about the origins of your name or something. Do you do that a lot? Yeah.

Why couldn't I have met you sooner as I'm shaking their shoulders? Anyway, I just had to get that out there i wish i could have put like subtitles on my jeopardy app that said andy knows dickens is british yeah that's uh you know that's that's rough but again that's the great thing about jeopardy is like uh you know everybody just sort of moves on rather quickly from, you know, even in that moment. You know, like that's another thing I've noticed in Jeopardy this year is when they're introducing the contestants, people will wave or do a little thing now. And they always used to just stand there, you know, because they're like mostly people who are just terrified about being out in public and on TV. It's I mean, even as someone who's not scared of cameras, it's still just a whole lot of things to process at once

and couple that with COVID protocols. It's just a really stressful day. It's not very easy to also be like having fun until the questions start. And then it actually is fun. Andy, I have a question for you. I've noticed that when anyone gets a daily double, the other two contestants applaud.

Is that something they teach you to do? Cause sometimes I see people do it or do it begrudgingly. What's the deal? Yeah. I think you're just, there's just times when you're supposed to applaud. When Alex comes out, you're supposed to applaud. I mean, as you should anyway, you'll follow the lead of, uh, what I was on when Alex was still host. So yes. Um, yeah, you follow the lead of the audience, or I guess I've never been in front of an audience because i only okay okay i didn't know if it was a something you were like supposed to do you're supposed to do it yeah yeah i think it's it's very strange i've noticed on game shows lately that when people lose and lose in a huge way like the person they're playing

against wins a hundred thousand dollars and they're going home with nothing they stand there and clap for them like they they they tend to just keep a smiling happy clappy kind of uh vibe you know it's it's it's rare you see somebody actually look you know genuinely disappointed and then they just remain in that mode you know like they always uh are so friendly about it but anyway this i i could do douglow's game shows all day long i could too but we've got to uh actually have a game show here in a second but first really quick if we can do anything quickly oh you know what we'll do let's go to our first commercial break we'll be right back we're back and we're gonna to go to Recommendation Nation. That is where I ask each of my guests to recommend one movie and one movie only. And then I will pit those three movies against each other on Twitter.

And it's just fun to see which one comes out on top. Usually, a lot of times people haven't seen all three movies because people bring really interesting recommendations let's start with you sam um uh i would like to recommend a movie that no doubt everyone listening has seen but they would do well to watch again who framed roger rabbit interesting that's a good one um we re-watched it and it is absolutely hilarious and charming and wonderful what do you think like it's you know it's kind of like i'm sure it made a lot of money at the time but it's been sort of obviously they didn't make sequels and it's sort of been relegated to cult uh status is it on disney plus Is that where you watched it?

No, I actually watched it on DVD. Oh, okay. But why do you think, what's your, what would you attribute to the movie's failure, or not failure, but like reason it hasn't really, isn't considered a classic by everyone? Is it because it just was ahead of its time or something? You know, I don't know.

In my mind, it's always been a classic, but, you know, I was six when the movie came out, so I got to see it as a six-year-old. So, you know, if you're six when WALL-E comes out, that's always going to be a classic to you. Yeah. Right, but I think that movie is a classic. Sure. Well, it's because you were six when it came out, right?

No, no. But, I mean, I'm just saying, you know, I'm just bringing up the fact that Roger Rabbit really sticks to its premise. And the premise is Roger Rabbit is an extremely irritating individual. And I think that Roger Rabbit as a character never really caught on with America or the world, especially the world, other countries probably hate him, but you know, he's probably like Jar Jar Binks in France, but, but, you know, he's just, he, but they, but it's a commitment to the idea that he's an annoying cartoon character, you know,

and that Bob Hoskins always has to be irritated with him and Bob Hoskins is amazing. So, you know, it's not like it's a you know i just i always wrestled with you know the roger rabbit character being like if he was more likable yeah and not just annoying then well you know what would have would things have gone differently or was the movie just too dark and weird because Because it basically is like Chinatown, but with animated characters. That's exactly correct. It is Chinatown, but with animated characters in what's supposed to be a family film. Yeah.

Like it's the plot of the sequel to Chinatown. Like the two Jakes is about railways in Los Angeles and stuff. Oh, it is? I think so. Yeah. Wow. It is. And for me, I think, honestly, Doug,

the reason I love the movie so much is, well, I've been on your podcast a lot and I've made a lot of terrible jokes. And it's not that I'm like, ooh, here's a good opportunity to make a terrible joke. It's that I'm incapable of letting the opportunity slide. Right. It's like it's some form of a mental thing that i have and there is a scene in the

movie that gets me every time it's when um you're trying to lull roger out by doing shave and a haircut you know bum bum bum bum and then bob hoskins is like why does he think that's gonna do anything and then he turns around and he sees roger is unable to control himself he is vibrating he is he's shaking so hard and then even though he knows it means certain death if he reveals himself he comes bursting through the wall and screams to bits. And that's, that's what happens in my brain. Every time there is an opportunity for a terrible joke to be made. It,

it causes me physical pain to not say the horrible joke. Makes me want to rewatch. I think it was a good movie. I didn't until Doug started trashing it. I didn't, I didn't know that it was a good movie i didn't until doug started trashing it i didn't i didn't know that it was anything but a balloon yeah same i dug you may be alone on this i don't know anyone who doesn't love that movie okay was it intended it was never intended to be like a launch pad for merchandise or anything they weren't supposed to be right or it doesn't it became that it became that anyway. I mean,

they do sell Roger Rabbit stuff toys and there's a whole, you know, Toontown, there's a whole section of Disneyland that's dedicated to it. I just, I just feel like, I don't know. I just don't feel like people have the passion for it that they do for, you know, so many of the other sort of called Disney classics. For your cool worlds, let's say, obviously the beloved cool world who doesn't, uh, cool world. I just watched it for the first time, like two weeks ago. And I couldn't believe that's like a lesser Roger rabbit. Yeah.

But Sam also, I just don't think you run in a world where, uh, especially adult men think that anything with animation in it is not for them and it's for children? I don't run in that world. The schmodown world in which I run, there's a lot of grown men who like animated movies. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. That's what they like. I'm saying there's people who have a distaste for it. There are people that have never even watched Roger Rabbit because they think it's a children's movie. That's what I'm guessing.

Right. I don't know for sure. I don't have the stats in front of me. I mean, it's definitely a family film. You know, there's no nudity in it. Jessica Rabbit's tits alone scream family. Let's get a couple babies on these. Man, it was 1988.

It was a different time doug all right let's we gotta move on okay we gotta move on way too much time on this uh but uh we're all in agreement though who framed roger abbott's the greatest movie ever made wayne yeah i the second greatest movie ever made it's a movie that it's one of those like it was everyone says it was great i never saw it when it came out never saw it in revival never saw it on hbo finally saw muriel's wedding and on tcm turn to classic movies and that's my recommend do they edit stuff on tcm nope that's good because i bet there'd be stuff they'd have to cut out of that yeah because they say like cocksucker and stuff like that

is that what you're trying to get me to say i love i love you know i don't swear no way to convey that to us without saying it so you just had to say it but it really like it felt like you were you know trying to whisper it so the listeners wouldn't hear it but the way they say it so offhandedly i loved every bit of that movie have you ever seen it i have and it's kind of funny you mentioned it because two episodes ago that movie was recommended by mr sam levine what ah sam i love it i wasn wasn't going to say anything. Yeah. So I had never seen it. So I was so taken by it.

It was really for the same reason I'm sure Sam was, which was, you know. Yeah. I think it's on HBO currently. Oh. I think so. Oh, okay. Yeah. I love it.

People want to see it. Well, that's it. So now I feel like it's a terrible choice. No, yeah, I love it. People want to see it. Well, that's it. So now I feel like this is a terrible choice. No, it's a great choice because it's the only worst choice would have said if I just said Roger Rabbit.

I think it did very well for Sam. And I agree. I like Muriel's wedding a lot. So, you know, all my negative talk about Roger Rabbit, who knows how this is going to end up? Plus, we don't know

what Andy Wood's going to say. Andy, jump in, jump in and save me. I'm excited. i've never seen muriel's wedding so now i have two people who i opinions i trust saying to see it so i don't don't hate yourself i'm glad to know that i should go see it i was gonna go with a little bit later in the 90s movie i'm a big sam raimi fan this came out between his evil dead dark man days and his spider-man days uh a simple plan i want to go re-watch that i haven't seen that since it came out i re-watched it a couple months ago uh because i saw it when it came out and i thought it was great then and it still is great great okay good i'm gonna watch that soon that's i was thinking about movies that i love that i only saw once and i was like i want to

come back and see if that was as good as i remembered because i remember it being awesome oh yeah overlooked that was it was back before they decided to just start hiring billy bob torton to play the same character every time he appears in anything like it was back when he was a character actor right isn't he in tombstone also yeah yeah anybody with facial hairs in tombstone oh i see that thing is quite quite a mustache parade for those who do who do seek out a simple plan uh make note of becky ann baker who has a terrific supporting role in it who some fans will recognize as the mom from freaks and geeks playing a decidedly different character yes yes he's quite different in that and uh the late great bill paxton yeah yes of course

yeah so and they're they're brothers in them is that right is that bob and bill i think yeah yeah and he's slightly yeah that's a it's another one of those where money corrupts right it's yes yeah yeah noir-ish uh i almost feel like it probably has a lot in common with Blood Simple besides just the simplicity of the titles. Yeah. And with this heat wave, it's probably a good movie to pop in just because it's, you know, it's so snow-bound. So blue and cold. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. I thought it was almost in black and white, but just blue. Kind of. Dark gray blue. Well, we did it. We got through Recommendation Nation. Thanks for your suggestions. The games will begin right after these messages for you. We're back, and we're going to play some games. Yes.

Yeah. We're halfway into the hour, so I think we can get through two games. We'll give it a shot. We'll start with a game called So-and-So and the Something Something. Okay. Okay. You know the kind of movie titles I'm talking about, like Potter and the Black Messiah or Judah and the Goblet of Fire.

See what you did there? Yeah. I've made up some movies. I've given existing movies that kind of title. The name of a character and then something else about the motion picture. And I will give you my fake one. And then you tell me what real movie that that's the title for. And we will start with...

Where's my score sheet? We'll start with GoAlphabetical like we did before, right? Yes, by last name. We'll go Wayne and then Sam and then Andy. The exact opposite by first name, by the way. Yeah. Yeah. the exact opposite by first name by the way yeah yeah and um i'll give it i'll give wayne the first shot at the first one if he doesn't get it right then it moves to sam then it moves to andy if no one gets it no one gets the point

in the past these have proven to be too difficult for my guests okay i feel good about the three of us we do a lot of movies between the three of us i do too plus not unlike jeopardy i've dumbed it down a little oh terrific i appreciate it i appreciate it andy i feel even worse about missing edgar allen poe now right it was so easy gave you the locals discount and you couldn't even... Well, it's just, you know how every host has a different way of, you know, these replacement hosts, these guest hosts, they all have a different way of responding when somebody gets something right or wrong. They tend to have like one thing they say for each of those and then they basically

repeat it. But somebody will come along occasionally that like changes it up a lot but like savannah guthrie always i feel like i've been noticing that they're missing a lot of questions because she seems sad when they miss oh okay like you know she seems like oh damn you guys try better do better you know like she's a real she's a real cheerleader but i think she's one of my favorites uh of the guest hosts oh interesting i haven't seen i think i'm with the public and going with dr oz i think everyone agrees everyone agrees yeah i thought aaron rogers was terrific i mean the robot that they made to look like aaron rogers was terrific those imagineers what can't they do but i think that's one thing that does that suzanna guthrie and probably also anderson

cooper they're and katie couric obviously they're they're like all the ones that like are just so comfortable right being on camera that like the extra challenge of having to run the game you know they don't have more things to think of it. Like Aaron Rogers has too much to think about at once. Cause he's, you know, not used to being on camera and then also has to run this game. So I think that's why I think he was stiff, but people loved him. You know, I got the impression that people thought he was great. Yeah. He was a little, the first episode he was like getting the kinks out.

But then after that, I felt like he found his, he had his stride and he was great. Yeah. Yeah. I also feel like. Stupid answers, sticky buzzers, lazy hosts. I think these guest hosts have shown that like the show hosts itself, like as long as you're not fumbling the words, you know, as long as you're saying everything quickly and, and the amount of retakes they do, I saw Alex Trebek do the show.

And there are a lot of times they go in and clean up things. So it sounds like he's really flying through it and knows everything. But wait, you, you sat through how many episodes did you sit through? I watched Ken Jennings win the goat. And they had to retake things did they do pickups you know they come out and like uh you know have him say have him say things again i'm sure he has off good days and bad days but my day of the original run all five episodes i was in they only did one pickup and it's because alex wanted to rewrite a question he didn't flub a

line in all five episodes it was amazing to watch it just flew but i'm sure yeah and i mean you know yeah he's he's amazing at it also considering that he was you know yeah not well at the time like he really was fighting for his life still and uh but doing the show so it was it was amazing to watch and he and he came and did the like there was an audience because this was pre-fando right and uh and he uh you know took questions from people in the audience in the breaks and uh you know it was just really really interesting man more into wine than i would like to hear about but uh but uh he was great okay so um the game is called so and so and the something something Wayne you're up first ready to go all right what movie could be called

Captain Stephen Hiller and the Alien Attack is it Alien Is it Alien? Ooh. You think I put the name of the answer? As a thing, yeah.

You said you dumbed it down. Well, not that much. Oh, okay. Next up is Mr. Levine Doug you picked one that's right in my wheelhouse Captain Stephen Hiller is of course Will Smith

in the film Independence Independence Day yes Independence Day is correct good one Sam thanks buddy not alien not alien Good one, Sam. Thanks, buddy. Not alien. Not alien.

Okay. Sam's on the board at one point. That means we start with Andy Wood on this next one. You ready, Andy? I am ready. Aaron Ralston and Severance Day.

You know what? I know what this is. I'm just trying to make sure I have the number right. Right. Oh man. Good luck. I am trying to imagine I know it's multiple days cause you don't cut off your arm after, after 12 hours. No, I would, I had to pee man. Yeah. I imagine five days is about right.

I think the movie is called 127 hours. That is correct 127 hours. That is correct. Yes. Okay. Are you blowing an actual thing or pressing a button? You're blowing a thing, aren't you? I'll never tell.

All right. Andy's on the board. He's got one. See, this is going great. You guys know this shit. Yes. I like that. I'm part of the good team, even though I haven't gotten anything right yet let's go you're lumped in with them yeah you guys know

stuff all right uh this is uh this is for wayne yes wayne gets first stab at this um i want to make sure i'm saying this right let me put yeah make sure I'm saying this right. Let me put it in. Make sure you're saying it right. Let me get my magnifying glass. Jesus. Okay. William Miller. Yeah.

The golden God. William Miller and the golden God. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. William Miller and the Golden God. Mm-hmm. Hmm. William Miller and the Golden God. Hmm. All I can think of is the Golden God was that rock and roll movie, but I don't know the name william miller so

i don't know what's that called you can just pass you can pass or guess something this is almost famous or something famous or something like that the cameron crowe movie is that close no all right i pass i pass well well i mean just say make a guess don't just say a bunch of words and then ask if any of them okay sorry i don't remember the name of the movie i want to say almost famous that is correct yes that was so fun to listen to i'm the worst i quit i quit is it something famous it's not something famous right i i it's it's not something i worked on a movie and our director of photography was named uh william miller and ever on the clapboard every day he said william miller and every day i'd walk and go are you golden god today

oh yeah because i remember that great scene right yeah the pool yeah yeah but yeah you did it the memory is a crazy thing isn't it it's the worst i am this is it's not even early onset dimension it's just dimension too old for early onset jesus all right no. No, you got there. You got there. That's all that matters. Thank you for the assist, by the way. I appreciate it. We've got a three-way tie at this point. Okay. And we're going back to Sam to start off this next one.

You ready, Sam? This is my first time getting to start off a round. I'm very excited. Steve Edison and the wedding planner. Steve Edison and the Wedding Planner. Steve Edison and the Wedding Planner. Isn't that McConaughey's name in the Wedding Planner? That is correct that's like not so stupid answers category on jeopardy right yeah i would have never gotten

all right so and my alien guess is not as bad at this point right i've been redeemed a little bit. I knew what was going to happen later. Oh, you did? I had to have disdain for your answer. I thought it would throw everybody off the track, but it just made Sam laugh to himself. Right. Sam just giggled. Yeah.

All right. So this is really Sam's game yeah yeah he's killing it of course he's really good at this but we get to andy gets to get the uh first try on this next one are you ready andy i am never been more owen and claire and the dinosaur scare. Owen and Claire and the dinosaur scare. After the last answer, everything's, all logic is out the window. Are these stupid answers or smart answers? No.

I don't remember if those are the kids. I don't remember if Claire is the clever little girl or clever girl, but I guess I got to say Jurassic park. No, I'm sorry. That's not right. And Claire and the dinosaur scare. Yeah. Let's move on to Wayne. Okay. I'm going to, this is the total douchebag jeopardy move, but I'm going to say Jurassic world. That is correct what i use the knowledge of the person before me to get the answer i love it is that the chris chris pratt and um yeah that's chris pratt and howard bryce dallas howard bryce dallas howard yeah yeah

and claire yeah yeah thank you thank you i mean i knew it was something jurassic right from there you're the clever girl wayne that's yeah that was a great park you're still in jurassic park now oh look at sam so look at him he gets sam even with the off-handed comment he has to correct someone no i'm just saying he's still thinking of the wrong movie that's hilarious all right so sam gets to go first uh this time and if he gets this one right he wins this game oh yeah this is only the second time sam's gone first so let's see what happens let's see what happens. Exactly. Malcolm Crowe and the something he doesn't know. He's not giggling, you guys.

Malcolm Crowe. God. Malcolm Crowe and the something he doesn't know. Malcolm Crowe and the something he doesn't know God that name is so familiar though Right Malcolm Crowe Malcolm Something he doesn't know

I'm going to need an answer. I think that's Bruce Willis's name from the Sixth Sense. That's my guess. That is correct. You did it. Nicely done. Yeah. He didn't know he was dead. Sam, congratulations. Good work.

Good work, Sammy. You know what he wins? Nothing really. Tripped a Puerto Vallarta? No. No. I was just guessing.

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our papers and follow our social accounts back to the show okay this is a game where where I think Sam has played this already. And it's a game where I name an actor or actress, and it was starting with Sam. And Sam will tell me how many movies he thinks he can name that that person is in in 60 seconds. Oh, wow. Wow. Okay. Yeah.

And whatever number he gives me, then it moves on to Andy to decide if he wants to bid more names. Oh, I like this. Like if he thinks he can name more in 60 seconds, or if he just wants to challenge Sam, just like the old Leonard Malton game. If you challenge somebody and they don't do it, you get the point. And if they do succeed, they get the point and if they do succeed they get the point old school molten yeah and uh so yeah it's a you know kind of a bidding game but also a uh i like uh i like game shows with a timer so i decided to give this a try and we've been playing it for a while and uh it's pretty fun are you ready sam for the first round

i mean i am i've been watching a lot of alan ruck movies lately so i really hope it's pretty fun. Are you ready, Sam, for the first round? I mean, I am. I've been watching a lot of Alan Ruck movies lately, so I really hope it's Alan Ruck. I mean, I think he would just destroy everybody if it happened to be Alan Ruck. Nobody can wear a Red Wings jersey quite like that guy. Nobody. Gordie Howe, baby.

Come on, make it be Alan Ruck. Let's do this. Can you imagine showing up to Jeopardy? on. Make it be Alan Ruck. Let's do this. Can you imagine showing up to Jeopardy like, I hope there's an Alan Ruck category. There fucking should be. Well, let me ask you this, Andy. What, if you can tell me,

if you can remember, what one category, when it was announced as a category in a game you were playing, did you go, like, interior eye roll like you know god i don't i don't know anything about this oh i thought you're gonna say the opposite i knew the opposite um oh the ones i can't think of ones that really stuck out as bad but when i watched the ones after i lost i watched wait a minute didn't what about american authors from

the 1800s yeah you don't like that one very much. But when I was watching the semis and the finals from the stands after I'd lost for the tournament, I was like, oh, these boards are awful. There was a whole category about this one Austrian palace I'd never heard of. I'm so glad I'm not playing these games because I would have done so much worse.

I was going to embarrass myself eventually. Why not have it be in the first game of the tournament? Yeah, they get some really bizarre categories where it's So I was going to embarrass myself eventually. Why not have it be in the first game of the tournament? Yeah. Really, really bizarre categories where it's like, you just don't know anything about it. Yeah. It got hard. Definitely got harder in the tournament than in the regular season games. But in the regular season, I got a central America one,

which I was psyched about. Cause I'd just done this kid's map where you drag and drop all the countries of the Americas. And I was very confident. I went straight for the bottom row clue and I was like, it's going to be Tagusa Galpa. Cause it's a fun word. And it was, it was what country is. Yeah. Oh, that's what, that's what happened is the other night, the category was H and H. All the answers are going to begin with H and end with H. And a woman said an answer that did not end with H and Savannah Guthrie just cruised right by. And I was just like, Oh, Alex would have really, really had a, really had a little meal with that. Okay.

You must be smoking hashish to have said that answer or hash. Either one works, I guess. Yeah, they both work. Okay. So Sam, the first name that you have to bid on how many movies you can name that they are in in 60 seconds is the great recent Oscar winner, Francis McDormand. He's counting them up in his head. I am. And that's one of the things I was going to say is we should have a stipulation to this game. We're like, you say the name and then I have 10 seconds to give you an answer because you're absolutely right what i'm doing right now in my head is going over the names and i'm counting them on my fingers so i'm going to be able to give you what i think is a pretty accurate guess yeah i'll pressure you to answer quickly okay you know yeah because also the bidding might come back around to you anyway so you know you just ballpark it you don't want to bid too high that's the only thing that's true um i'll say

10 that's the number i that's the number i had in my in my head i thought you might go 10 so so andy do you think you can name more than 10, or do you want to see Sam try? He has 60 seconds to name 10 Francis McDormand movies? Yeah. I'm going to let him try. Oh, okay. Okay. He's going to succeed is my prediction,

but you'll get a better feel for this, Andy, after you. 60 seconds turns out is way longer than we all think it is. Uh, but anyway, so Sam's going to say each of the movies and then I will say the number right after. So take a breath in between each one, please, Sam and, uh, producer Ryan is ready with the clock. Your time starts now. Go. Uh, blood, simple raising areas. hey see you're doing it already sorry one two okay go uh fargo three um uh wonder boys four um something's got to give five uh north country six moonrise kingdom seven hail caesar eight three billboards outside ebbing missouri nine uh nomadland 10 wow he didn't even have to go to laurel canyon wow i was that one was tough because

i was thinking of her career like chronologically so if i hope yeah i hope you didn't it was almost famous would have been a good one. Oh, I honestly, I got to the, to the aughts. My, my head skipped right past it. Yeah. I mean, this is an easy game to step up afterwards and go, you should have said, I was not, I could not have, I wouldn't have said that. Yeah. All right. So Sam's on the board with one point.

So all he needs is one more to win and win for the day yet again. But we start with Wayne cause Wayne didn't get any piece of that action. So it's going to start with Wayne and then, and then it'll go to Andy and then Sam. I gotcha. I got it. I got a sense of the 60 seconds also. Right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Cause I, I, we don't even know how much time Sam had left and I bet you 10 or 15 seconds. Okay.

Yeah. Sam got it in 28 seconds. Thanks Ryan. What is that? What was it in north country what did you say yeah it's a heavy drama about coal mining coal mining never heard and they mistreat the women and they want yeah but that was like that was awesome man yeah it was like not unlike nomad land it was very similar that uh you know, she was cheap, cheap labor, you know, her characters. Anyway, the name that you have to do now, you have to concentrate on now, Wayne, is a gentleman called Joel Edgerton.

Joel Edgerton. Yeah. Oh, my God. Joel Edgerton Joel Edgerton yeah oh my god bluffing is also you know can be a factor in this game you know you could say a number that maybe you can't achieve but we don't know that

or you can just start off super small you know if you say just one and then you get challenged, I would think you might be able to come up with one. Oy. Joel Edgerton. I don't know. I know this face.

I know the face. God damn it see if i were you i'd pretend to think of one right right right all right all right i got you i thank you thank you thank you um because you'll still have a little bit more time to think about it if you get challenged. Right. All right. I'm going to say one. Okay. So now it goes to Andy. Do you want to challenge Wayne Fetterman to come up with one Joel Edgerton

movie or, or are you going to be a fair and nice player? No, you can, you can crush me. I bid the number that you think you can crush me. I don't care. And bid the number that you think you can do. I'm not gaming this. I can only think of one, so I'm going to challenge him to name one.

I'm not trying to call you out. I'm sorry. I'm being honest. How many can you think of, Sam? Because I'm about to guess here. I immediately thought of six jesus jesus why can't you yeah i should say i should add i should add though when i came up with his name because i always try to think of how many i can come up with without looking him up

and and he was he was i could only think of three i can can only think of one. I get him mixed up with another actor. J.C. Mark. Yes. Me too. All the time. They're both in one movie. They're both.

I'm not going to say it. I'm not going to say it. Fair enough. Yes. I was both Australian. It's very confusing. Yeah. I was confusing him with Joel David Moore for a second,

which I could have named more movies. Wow. But I imagine you and your friends. No. It's again in big movies but joel edgerton is now emerging also as a director oh interesting oh that's right he did the gift oh that probably would have counted oh well he's also in it but never mind yeah but we'll just pretend that wayne would have wouldn't have thought no i didn't know the gift i didn't i'm sure he did one movie he said he probably knows so i'm i'm okay with it yeah what's your answer wayne i don't know we start should we start the clock start the

clock i want to hear the clock starting okay well you don't really hear it it just he started it all right the one movie i'm gonna say is um um I'm going to say is Way to use that minute. No, no, no, no. It's the F. Scott Fitzgerald fucking thing. I can't remember

but it's a famous novel. Famous novel. I love this. 60 seconds to think of this title. Yeah.by gatsby it's called gatsby the great gatsby is that your final answer no yes that's my final answer i'm sure he's in that movie i saw that movie a couple times yeah and he's very good at it i think you have some weird mental thing where you just drop one word out of time. My brain, I'm telling you, this might be

my last time on the show. Gatsby is what they should have called a reboot. That seems like a more modern... It was a reboot. It should have been Baz Luhrmann's Gatsby exclamation point right now anybody

anybody can make a great gatsby now you can make a great gatsby movie right now wayne it's public domain yeah oh all right anybody can do it hold on hold on let me get out a pen and write this down what can i do tell me again what you want me to do you can make your own great gatsby movie oh okay thank you for that you could to do? You can make your own great Gatsby movie. Oh, thank you for that. You could just take the book and make your own adaptation of it and not pay anybody anything. And you could just do it. I love it. Isn't that wild?

Yeah. We're going to get a bunch of weird Gatsby movies now. It's going to be the wild West egg out there. Can I please hear some other movies? Can I hear some other movies? Sorry. Can I hear some other movies that he's in? Hang on, guys. Hang on, guys.

We're running short on time. But very quickly, Joel Edgerton is in and wrote, he directed and is in The Gift. He's in The Great Gatsby. Boy Erased, Loving, King Arthur, the Star Wars, Revenge of the Sith, Smoking Aces, Kinky Boots, Life, Bright, that movie where he played an alien. race loving king arthur uh the the uh star wars revenge of the siths smoking aces kinky boots life bright that movie where he played an alien opposite that's the only one i was gonna name

is bright yeah and gringo he's in a movie called gringo but uh yeah special zero dark 30 warrior yeah yeah he's been good sam's pretty busy yeah sam should win yeah yeah i think he's going to. Oh my God, the last name is Alan Ruck. I got this. Okay, so Sam wasn't involved in that ugliness just now, so he gets to go first in this next round and then

Andy challenged Wayne. It's coming to you next. It's the films of selma blair oh wow yeah wow she's under the weather now right she has like a thing she was yeah she has a chronic illness okay yeah yeah but making the best of it and out there doing stuff and i think she's great right but how many of her films can you name sam by the way i'm in a movie with her sam so that's a hint for you cool so am i uh yes andy how do you feel now guys i was on jeopardy okay i was on

jeopardy i also have credits you can this is provable sorry you guys are just you guys are just giving sam evil genius sam more time to think of course well how many sam Sam? I'm going to say six. He says six. Andy, do you want to roll with it? Do you want to add more? Do you want to challenge him to do it? Bix, I don't know personally about that.

I mean, yeah, maybe I'm not playing this close enough to the vest but i know that i can't name seven so i guess i have no choice but to let me just one more second one more second uh yeah um it's too bad people don't listen to this show before coming on i'm not i'm not accusing anybody i'm not saying it's bad that you didn't but like no i do everybody if everybody knew this the rules of this game i think that everybody could have played it a little differently you know it's like yeah when you're just finding out for the first time as we're playing it you kind of you know it's like when i watch prices right i always feel bad for the contestants that clearly are not following what drew is telling them and it's the first time they've ever played one of these games and we watch at home every day and we know how to play

it but but they're just like so you know confused by it i'm not i have been listening i'm just this is the game that i play i'm just honest and i'm gonna call i'm gonna see if he can do six name those i'm pretty confident that he can't I'm pretty confident that he can. I don't even think we need to put time on the clock. Okay, wait, seven. But then when I fail, because there's no way Wayne's going to try to do eight.

I'm just saying that it's like sitting down to play poker and you're not thinking about bluffing at all because it hasn't been explained to you as a concept. Okay. No, no, but actually there is no bluffing that can be done because Wayne is not going explained to you as a concept. That's what you guys are doing. There is no bluffing that can be done because Wayne is not going to outbid my seven. Right, and then you're not going to be able to do it. You're right. He is 100%

correct. My only play, I'm just talking through my thought process to make sure. Okay, I'm ruining the game. That's where a lot of people go wrong is talking through their thought process and they try to stop them. I'm saying there's no world. there's no world in which me uh playing this close to the vest allows me to win with any play besides challenging sam to name those six it's just this is the truth of it because i know wayne's higher than seven and i can't name seven

it's i gotta get i gotta get some real gamblers to play this game because there's also nothing to lose you guys can't really okay seven i'm gonna he's already said name it i'm locked and ready to go i will not stand for this nonsense yeah no you're right sam you're right sam sam sam gets to name six i'm sorry dog i'm sorry no it's okay i was about to bid eight what's going on here? All right, Sam. 60 seconds is on the clock. Your time starts now. Brutal intentions. That's one.

Hellboy. That's two. Bonus points if you don't mention the one Wayne's in. Hellboy two. The golden army. Three. He's amazing. The sweetest thing. oh good pull a guy thing

five that's not a movie what starring friend of the show tom lennon and jason yeah yeah no time no time for no time for extra stuff and finally the movie that i appear in with selma Blair, Columbus Circle. Very good. Very good, Sam. Doug, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Doug. I'm sorry. Oh, and I just thought of a seventh one. She's in Pretty Persuasion as well.

It's like if they came to you on Final Jeopardy and went, I'd like to talk about what I'm going to do in front of the other contestants you won't let this go i love it i like to peel back the curtain on thought processes i'd like to uh maybe he's playing the long game doug maybe he's playing the long game no i just mentioned it again because he apologized again he has nothing to apologize for. This has been super, super fun. Okay. And you know, and you know, come back and play that same way. Play, play your way. I love it. And I got an open date in 2024.

That might be kind of a tumultuous year. So we'll see. That's the revenge of the Sith that year, I guess. Sam Levine, you get to do your plugs first since you won. Thank you. I have nothing coming out anytime soon, but again, this has proved to be a very popular thing with many of your listeners, Doug. Please find me on Cameo. Look, of course I can do regular birthdays and anniversaries and, you know, congratulations on your retirement.

Those are fine. I'm happy to do those. But what I really, really enjoy doing is delivering bad or uncomfortable news. If you need to break up with someone, news um if you need to break up with someone if you need to tell someone the baby isn't theirs i'm your guy okay i'm happy to deliver the awful news for you to someone else okay all right i'm great pride in my work we got it okay great uh wayne fatterman um just so you know i'm also on cameo i've done three in the year i've been on it so i've again if you need to tell someone that tumor's malignant i am your guy hey hey hey this i'm already on this corner buddy and i have a book out called the history of stand-up from mark twain to dave chappelle at fetterman and insta fetterman that's it those those are all great that was

great you have a podcast too though right let's not overload it let's not overload it okay uh andy wood what would you like to plug of course you know me from my hit podcast about gambling strategies and how to keep a good poker face love that podcast i yeah i have a peel back the brain right yes uh it's called nothing left unsaid no i have a podcast called probably science that i do with matt kershen we have comedians and scientists on um on a movie front a show that i wrote for all last year is coming out the second season on YouTube originals in a week or two called, could you survive the movies? And it looks at movies like the first season had ghostbusters, uh, back to the future diehard and looks at the actual science of what would happen if you were in those movie situations. And it's hosted by Jake Roper of this, uh, great science YouTube channel called V sauce. And it's really, really

cool. They match the look and feel of the movies and the science is great and interesting. I'm super proud of it. So watch for Could You Survive the Movies on YouTube, July 1st. Wow. Cool. Awesome.

Yeah. Very nice. And watch for me in the, oh, sorry. What's that? And watch for me in the Top Gun episode as the guy who has to give bad news about the fullness of the pattern to Ghost Rider. Okay. We're going to remember all of that. I'm going to be doing Douglas movies once again at the American comedy company in sweet home, San Diego on Saturday, July 31st at four 20.

All of my dates that are trickling in are at Douglovesmovies.com. Sam, can you join us? This was a bonus episode, so we've got a regular episode that we tape on Sunday afternoons. Can you join us this Sunday? That I can, Doug. Yes. Marking you down as a yes. All right. And thank you again to Sam Levine, Andy Wood, and Wayne Fetterman.

You're welcome. Sam Levine, Andy Wood, and Wayne Fetterman. You're welcome. At the end, I always say, you guys can try to figure it out if you want. At the end, I always say the last line from a movie. Yes. So, and I say, as always, first. So, as always, all the family stuff now it's time for Doug to watch

another talkie eyes of gold his viewing prowess makes him cocky there's no room in his heart for you cause Doug loves movies