The Kristian Harloff Show - Avengers: Doomsday Filming Finished WAY Sooner Than Expected?!

Episode Date: September 16, 2025

Avengers: Doomsday has already wrapped filming this week?! On today's episode of The Kristian Harloff Show, Kristian Harloff, Roxy Striar, and Mike Kalinowski break down the biggest stories in movies, Marvel, and TV. Topics include: RUMOR: Avengers: Doomsday wraps shooting much sooner than we anticipated and why that could be great news for Marvel fans. Leonardo DiCaprio in Heat 2 rumors are heating up—will he join Michael Mann's highly anticipated sequel? James Cameron confirms he's working on a new Terminator movie but admits he hasn't been able to get very far. HBO sets multiple 2026 release windows and what that means for the streaming landscape. Plus, Roxy's TV picks and Emmy talk! We'll dive into what it means if Avengers: Doomsday really wrapped filming early, the chances of Leonardo DiCaprio starring in Heat 2, James Cameron's next Terminator project, and HBO's upcoming slate. SPONSORS: #CashAppPartner Download Cash App Today: https://capl.onelink.me/vFut/76rlxe00 #CashAppPod As a Cash App partner, I may earn a commission when you sign up for a Cash App account. Cash App is a financial services platform, not a bank. Banking services provided by Cash App's bank partner(s). Prepaid debit cards issued by Sutton Bank, Member FDIC. Visit https://www.cash.app/legal/podcast for full disclosures.

Holy moly, there's a rumor that Vendor Doomsday has strapped shooting sooner than anyone thought, and why that is, apparently it's good news. HBO sets multiple 2006 release windows. Terminator, director James Cameron, confirms he's working on a new movie, but has been unable to get very far. The creator of director James Cameron confirms he's working on a new movie, but has been...

Stop that. Cut that out. It's me talking twice. Stupid idiot. There's key two rumors again, the Caprio. Warming up, is you going to be in it? And unfortunate news that the great Robert Redford has passed away a true legend, an icon, rightfully used an icon, Robert Redford.

So we'll discuss all of that and more. We got TV picks. Roxy was at an Emmy party. We'll talk about that. That and more on the show here today with myself, Mike Kalanowski, Roxy Stryor. Let's get to it, everybody. It's Christian Arlop Show. It's Wednesday.

See, I almost said Wednesday. What's up, everybody? Welcome back to the show. It is Tuesday. Joining me on the show. Roxy Stryor is here, ladies and gentlemen, hello. Roxy, how you doing? Hi, Christian.

I hope you're having an amazing morning. You'll read too many comments. And Mike Kalanowski is here. The three musketeers. I hope yourself. That's what I think about your morning. But they won't have a problem with you saying that, Mike, unless you grow a vagina and then you should smile more.

Oh, no, what I missed. Stop coming in hot. Stop coming. Roxy got glass on our fist. Roxy, for a second there, I thought, I saw your mug. I just saw the lower half. I thought it was a plastic man mug. Oh.

Because I just saw like the red with like the yellow belt. Still D.C. I've been using this since our D.C. movie news days. I remember. Yeah. And I don't read too many anything. I couldn't care less, but you have some toads on this network.

Holy fuck, Christian. All right. Do you get it all out? I got to say one thing, Christian. Not even close. Let me, Adam. Let me go. Here, Carl up.

You like this. So I'm doing, you know, I do Halloween Horror Nights Universal. I'm doing the one character I do up at the hotel there. Yeah. I'm doing hundreds of guests. I'm in line, this and that. I hear people, I'm so on walking. I don't see it, but I walk by and I hear this.

What is she proposing? That's great. And then they just, they all go, Harl off! Like a crowd of them. No, I missed this. What happened? So,

back when we did Sith Council, there's a line in Rogue One, where this random ADR line is thrown in to help the storyline that they add. And it's just this one guy going, what is she proposing? Like, I don't know where it's so, Out of nowhere. It's so random.

So we were at Star Wars celebration, and Harloff had said, hey, if anyone sees us, just say this. And I think we might have had one person do it. But so here to this is, like, four years later, three years later, I'm working Halloween Horn Nights. And someone ran by in the middle of Halloween Horn Nights, yells, what is she proposing? I started losing it, laughing, laughing.

I had a fun thing. My little one just started playing softball. And she always wanted to play. She never played. She doesn't know the rule. She doesn't need it's weird. She just got a little nervous because she had one practice. And then she's like, we have a game. There's a game on Saturday. And she's like, I don't, she's like, I don't want, I have only one practice. I don't know what I'm doing. And she was nervous. So I was like, you got to, you got to, don't worry about it. The other kids are on team. They don't know what they're doing either. It's okay. Well, let's learn this. So I took her in the backyard, she starts swinging. I don't know where. She goes, I want to play. Like, all right. So let's go to the, we go to the team. Turns. It turns. out, luckily enough, her coach is a fan at the show, which is great, found that out. And so that was nice, but that didn't really do anything except say, she still at the bat last because she showed up late. So a lot of good that did. I'm just kidding. He was really nice guy. But anyway, she shows up, she takes the bat and she gets to home. And I'm like, okay,

she, you know, they give her six pitches at her age. I'm like, so she, you know, she, we'll see what she does in her first one. Probably take a cover hits. First swing. First at bat, swings gets a hit runs first and i'm like that's it you went two for four bat in 500 already that kid love it so damn yeah that was my weekend are you guys um two and done oh yes are you kidding me now i mean i don't know i kind of picture you having a third i'm sorry it might be accidental ain't gonna happen they got to push through the swimmer's got to push through not not not not not they ain't gonna happen so we um but we yeah dude two maybe maybe maybe maybe five, six years ago, rocks. Maybe it, possibility, but no. Anyway, so then, never say never.

And I went, I was, I was so strict on my diet last week. You have no idea. It was so strict for five days. And then I ate like an absolute asshole this weekend. Um, and I, I went, we went to this place. Do you feel horrible afterwards or do you feel okay? No, I felt okay because I, you know, was when I, we went to this place, we really liked this Italian restaurant that we, it was a family restaurant that we eat at and um we just loaded up on all this food i just had not eaten and then the next day we had leftovers but um so i went in yesterday the reason i wasn't on the show i went to i saw two screenings yesterday and i had already eaten kind of poorly i ate pretty good yesterday in the city except i went into the city and i went to see after the hunt the new luca

julie roberts uh andrew garfield movie i liked it a lot i don't know what people were talking about i like a lot i think it's a conversation start I think that it is like Lucas movies. I really like Lucas movies. And I think I think he, he, he gets people talking. And I think that you are going to be talking about this movie. And I, and, yeah, I really liked it a lot. But then, so I saw that.

Then I had a break between movies. And then I saw, I saw Big Bull, Beautiful Journey at four. How is that? It's fine. So I think, I feel like you would really like it. I think it's a streaming movie. I think it's a romantic movie. But I feel like, you know, sometimes when I'm,

there's movies, I'm like, it's fine. and you're like, I loved it. I think it's one of those. I loved it for you. I mean, easy mark. Yeah. But in these types of romantic movies, they have good chemistry. Exactly.

Apparently it's not the same movie that's pitched in the trailers, but I wouldn't know because they didn't watch any the trailers. I mean, they did. But during the break, I went and I walked around in the village, and I had gotten myself the, uh, industry pizza. Hoof, really good. Really. Industry pizza?

Oh, the industry. And it's, uh, it's really, really good. was only two slices and then i went and i got myself like a mediterranean bowl then did a lot of walking um but it was it was it was a nice time in the city it was nice i need to try my overhead light off it's pissing me off i'm here yeah so i'm hope you're here but so we've got um we got a lot and so the other thing the reason i was a little late today and it's my fault today um roxy will talk about it a little later but so i i don't know if you guys have mentioned and roka might had brought it up on yesterday show. I'm not sure if he did or not. But Netflix has a new doc called

AKA Charlie Sheen. And it's my good buddy, Andrew Freed, boardwalk, who I have called my Edis to you guys many times over. Welcome to Rexum. Hepsey, where's my jet? Chef's table. List goes on and on and on. Andrew's company produced this. And so I spoke to Andrew for about a good 25 minutes, half an hour right before we got on and on the air. So I'm going to air that tomorrow. And that's why I was a little late. So anyway, let's get into some stories because we got some.

Hopefully, that's what this show kind of is. So here is the first story. And this way we can have both Roxy and Mike being able to talk here, should they choose. This is a rumor. Comic book movie. The rumor is.

Avengers Dooms Day wraps shooting much sooner than we anticipated and why it's good news. As excitement continues to build for Avengers Dooms Day, we have a big update on one of the movie wraps shooting and it's quite a bit sooner than we expect it ahead of its release in theaters next December. Avengers Dooms Day was originally scheduled to be released in theaters next May with it and Avengers Secret War set to film back to back. There were concerns and Marvel Studios was rushing the Russo Brothers to get the guaranteed blockbusters out in time. Well, they've both since been postponed to December 2026 and December 2027, respectively. That's going to give the Russo Brothers plenty of time for post-production BFX work and reshoots,

the latter of which will be led to major changes for the movies at Marvel Studios, continues to figure out how to end the multiverse saga. Doomsday, which started production without a complete script, began filming in the UK in April and several actors, including Chris Hemsworth and Alan coming have since confirmed that they're done with their scenes. Now, Daniel Rickman is reporting that the movie were, wrap as soon as this week. This may mean we'll get something in the coming days to announce that the work is done on the movie,

crucially, Avengers Doomsday. Now has plenty of time to be perfective by the time it's released next December. That's good news. Though, we bet on reshoots being factored into this lengthy post-production period. Those will likely help Marvel Studios work around certain actor's schedules and change key elements that make the movie better fit whatever the Russo's come up with for Avengers Secret Wars. Earlier this year, Joe Russo said, it's all in London. We're shooting them fairly back-to-back and it's a lot of work again.

we may or may not survive, we'll see, but we've been very, we are very excited about it. We found a way into the story and we think it's going to be challenging for audiences, challenging for us to execute, and it's exciting for us, it gets us out of bed to do it. I mean, that would probably be giving too much away. I think we're always looking for new faces because there's always new stories to tell. I think these movies are going to be a surprise. And then Shung-chi actor, Simul-Lu, meanwhile, has shared in the middle of the unreveilling photo from the Avengers' Teams'A Z.

I think Jennifer Garner sent something today, too, by the way. Saw something. Okay. So this is good news, I think. Roxy, right? Because if you're done already, it's pretty much what the article hints, if you're finished and you're wrapped within a week, that gives you so much time to hit that release date.

It gives you so much time if you're in the middle of editing and you say, oh, you know what, we need this shot, our reshoots are set for this. This is what we need to get. It gives you a lot of time and probably gives you a lot of time. and probably gives you some time to breathe, no? I took this the absolute opposite way that you took this. Okay. I haven't been concerned about this movie,

but to me, shooting a movie like this with out of finished script is like one of the scariest things you could say out loud. For those of you who have never written a script before, any time you make a change to a page, it affects five other pages minimum. Like there's no time where you change a scene where it doesn't, wouldn't be enhanced if you changed another scene or another thing

in a good script because all scenes affect other scenes. So hearing that they're banking on reshoots because they started filming when this script was not finished is one of the most concerning things you could ever hear about. movie of this scale. It means that they started shooting scenes that they thought were good concepts that would fit into a movie. Or they're phrasing it a little strangely.

And really, they had the entire script finished other than the final, like, post-credit or whatever. And they're just doing normal reshoots. But to me, this sounded like they're planning on extensive resuits on the count of the fact that they did not have their script done. Interesting. I didn't, yeah, I didn't get that out of that. that they were counting on the shoots,

but Roxie very well might be right. I didn't get that. I just got that maybe that they're done shooting, and obviously they'll go through the editing process. They'll look, and if they have to film certain things, but there is, maybe Roxy's right. Maybe that this is something where they're like, look, we shot everything we needed to shoot.

We're going to do reshoots anyway. If it has to be a big, huge chunk later on, then that's what it is. But what did you make of this? I'm curious where you stand on it. I don't know. I kind of, maybe I'm in the middle. I think from the beginning,

this film has been a, like, yeah, I'm from the beginning, like, well, we're doing Kang. Now I can't do him anymore. How do we get Dr. Dune here? We're bringing Robert Dyn Jr. back. Chris Evans, I'm not doing it. I wish I would be a part of the party.

Now they're seeing he's all buff at Tiff, you know, a festival. He was buffed for the movie. That's, that's, that's, Oh, 100%. Of course. I mean, I know they have to say they're not in it, but I just can't stand that stuff. I wish they would just go, guys, I can't answer your question.

Right. You know, but anyway, that's nothing. Like, I'm with rocks. Like, you know, and the big thing with a movie is if you, when you're writing a scene, if it doesn't affect the next scene and the story, you get it out of there. So in the fact that they're writing it without a finished, the fact that they were writing without a finished script or, or, shooting that to me is like i can't imagine you hear all the stories actors like well i didn't

know who i was working with i was in a green room because i had a few days to film and the fact that we didn't see a single leaked set pick means they're shooting all indoors so to me i'm kind of like what that's a good book i'm like i love the fact that spider man got ahead of all the press they showed pictures of him they did that video because they knew like oh we're filming outside you're going to see this huge thing and everyone look how hype they got for that film. Like, I mean, it's the Rousseau's. They've got my goodwill because I think they've created the four best films in the Marvel universe, I think. So it's that's, that's, it's, it's, yeah. It's been a long time since they've worked in the Marvel universe. And someone made a good point

when I say that they go, Mike, but they were working that to build the end game. They built the groundwork themselves. This, they're coming in with the foundation, the rafters, everything that was already built. And they're like, look at this house that doesn't. stand. I got to add on to this house and make a, you know, whole complex around it. I'm like, they, they were just given the pieces and had to put it all together. So I don't know, man. I, I don't know, man. I think it's, I think both you have very, very fair concerns. I think they're very fair. Um, and maybe it's because of what you just said that I am really floating on the side of optimism here where I'm, I'm,

looking at it as maybe more of a glass half full here where it's like, okay, they started with a script or an unfinished script, but they knew where they needed to go. Doesn't say treatment was unfinished, said script. So if they're there going, okay, you know, it doesn't say that, but there's there is a world, and I could be making this scenario up and I pretty much am, but there's a world where they could have been like, okay, we know where we need to go, but we also need we need to start shooting and we want to be done soon so we know where we're going with it script's not finished but we know where it's going to go so okay here's our here's our layout this is what we're going to do while we're shooting and other things okay joe anthony we get whoever i remember who's writing it but it's

like okay this is what we need to do can you get those pages done while we're working on this and shooting this here's the part of the synopsis that we need shot can you turn those in that we're going to be shooting in three weeks from now it's not like they don't have it done and then it's like oh, what are we shooting? They know what they're shooting. It's just not sort of certain things aren't finished at. It's certainly a possibility. And a production like this, that's what I tend to believe.

Um, yeah. Or. Yes. You push your movie date back. They did. Or you wait until your script is done to start shooting a movie. Uh, I, I, I just think that this is becoming more and more common. I'm with Mike and you completely that I have a lot of trust in these filmmakers.

And so who am I to sit here? They've done something that I'll never do in my lifetime. What they've accomplished is so incredible. So it's not them that I'm questioning. It's the first time. And I've been hearing, I don't know if you guys ever listen to Greg and Coy talk about this, but they're like so concerned about these movies. Every podcast I listen to is so concerned about the Avengers movies.

Where's MCU going? Where's MCU going? And I've been like extremely positive, literally up until. until today. Like, oh, I'm just so excited. I love the announcements. I love chair spinning, and I'm so into it. This is the first time.

I've been like, uh-oh. That does, that did not sound good to me. And also when it comes to this movie, I don't want it to be a Deadpool and Wolverine. Right. Like it was fun to watch. Cameo soup? Yeah, but it was awesome.

You're watching it and having a great time in the theater. and after you look as like, that didn't make any sense that movie. What happened? What? Oh, well, I wanted to be... Like, okay, like, he was supposed to reset the universe,

and this was supposed to be, the talk going into that movie was like, this explains the multiverse, this explains Deadpool in the MCU, how the X-Men come into it, and it really didn't. And it ended like, okay, they're going off on their way,

and he's not part of the MCU, he's back in his world, Yeah, the way I look at it, Mike, is that Thor, Love and Thunder Thunder Night Live version of MCU, and Deadpool and Deadpool was a really funny Saturday Night Live version of the interview. Yeah, and it was fun, but it was just, I don't think, I saw it twice in theaters, and I don't think I've seen it since. And I want, I want, I mean, do you guys remember what, like, end game, like, if any war? Like, those were, I think moments that will never happen in a movie again.

when you like the portal scene and the scene where they all get dusted it was just like but you felt for these characters because we've been with them for so long and when he sees he's with peggy at the end now they're talking captain america's going to be in this we still don't know where Steve rogers is but we're going to see an evil version of him that's the talk like i don't think so i don't think it's going to me an evil version i think from i don't know again all this is rumor we don't know anything but i'm like we don't know where these characters are the newest the newest rumors is that that when Steve went back with

Peggy that offset something with Doom so the version that we knew of Steve were going to see back. But who no, you're right. It could be, well, we'll see. I like all that stuff. I wouldn't call it cameo soup, but I love Deadpool Wolverine. I think the studio would be stoked if this is another

Deadpool Wolverine on account of the fact that that was the last comic book movie to make a billion dollars. I see no problem with that. I found it to be very cohesive. I get what you're saying. in terms of its place in the MCU. But as a movie, I just found it to be fun, cohesive, and exactly what I was looking for going to the theaters. I don't think that's what this is going to be.

I think this has a lot more moving parts and a lot more heavy lifting to do. And because of that, I think that they need to have everything certainly in place. I don't love the idea that they have story in place and then they're plug in playing characters based on which actors they can get, which is what a lot of this kind of seems like to me. Like, okay, so we know that in this scene, we need to move the plot forward by doing this. We don't know which characters we're going to have do that yet because we don't know exactly who we have for what days or this person shooting this thing because everybody's so big. But we'll make it work within these boundaries because that does sound to me like, oh, okay, so you're just going to, you're just going to like plug and play with all of our characters. I could be wrong.

They could really have shot this whole movie. They could have had the script 99% finish and I could be reading into these words way too seriously. But that's not what it sounded like today. Mike, you have something else you want to say? I do. So at Comic-com, me and the boys, the geek buddies,

we all took bets on Doomsday's runtime? Do you guys want to be added to this? Sure. So let me write your names down here. Let me get your names. I'm writing this down. So we have it. So, all right.

Roxy, what do you think the Avengers Doomsday runtime. I'd have to look. What was Infinity War? What was Endgame? I don't know. I would say like 240. Each of those were around 240.

I'll play right now. Avengers, Infinity War runtime was 149 minutes. So that's two. Boxing just under two and a half hours. Yeah.

I think that end game was almost three hours, but let me see. Yeah, three hours in one minute. Holy shit. Yeah. And that movie doesn't feel like it at all. Yeah, I know you can love one minute. Wow. Yeah, but I think that I'll take credit. So are you including credits on this mic or not? Yeah, you just when they say this is the runtime of the film. Okay. I think it's going to be 242. Okay. I'm going to write this down to 242. And Harleff, what are you saying? I'm in the same range, but I'm going to go 248 because I think that I just feel that and if it's longer, I wouldn't be surprised

because you just have so many people in this movie that if you want to give them a fair shake, you got to give them enough scenes. They have, not even that, they have so much groundwork to lay. Wait, what are the other numbers? Who's got? Okay, so, all right, so we got,

do you know Jonathan Gubei? No. He's with a friend of the geek, but he's an executive over, I don't know where he is right now, but he said, let me get my glasses, Jesus Christ. He said 236.

Mike Vogel, who you guys know from Geek Buddies, he said 237. Shannon McClung, geek buddies said 240. And I went the opposite. I went the old Price's Right Route. And I said 225. I have a feeling. My thought on that was they're going to get this all together and realize some of this doesn't work. We need to start trimming.

We got to trim. We got to get, we got to trim. So I'm just hedging my bets and going the opposite. Going short on it. There's probably going to be a four and a half hour. version of this movie. Right. And then secret words is going to be even longer.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I know, we'll see. You'll see. It's a good bet to have. What do you guys make of all of? What do you think about the conversation we've been having so far about not just runtime, obviously, but what do you think about the fact that this movie's going to potentially

still a rumor too, by the way, stop shooting this week? Good thing or a bad thing. Where do you land on it? Put your thoughts in there. Let me know. Okay, we're going to come back in just a moment. I've got to tell you about Cash App. Please, tell me you've been using Cash App. Please, please, please.

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I saw somebody say something so crazy about you, Christian. There was a marble glazer. What an imbecile. Oh, that's not the part that I was talking about. And I was like every single time I say anything about Marvel. I'm a hater and this, and I say I have confidence in this because the Russo's Mclayser. It's like people just, it's like I feel like most people's heads are in their

assholes looking at their like, you know, hearts and they're like, oh. And like, you're like, oh, I'm supposed to say something stupid right now. And they stick their head out of their assholes for a second and they say something. Christian, you, I mean, that's one comment. I know that you were like, are you done yet, Roxy, whatever, and it's your channel. But you have to see the way that I get like annihilated.

Oh, it's true. It's, and it's, and it's, where are these comments on the YouTube channel? Yeah, but it's like when, the thing is people don't understand of Roxy have been doing these shows together for so long that it's like,

our dynamic is back and forth. We're like, it's like, we have like a brother's sister relationship. It's like, oh, the, he's annoyed. Rock seems like she's annoyed to even be here. Why does she come on this show and? Quite literally never.

Oh, the day that I'm allowed to wake up and exist. And it's so crazy how the internet has decided that I'm not allowed to do that. What was the other comment that you saw? The comment that I saw about you, this was actually, I don't know if it will piss you off. And I was like, I actually want to punch this person on the base.

Oh, it's pretty disappointing that Christian never had a son. Oh, it's disappointing. I mean, I don't piss me off. That's okay. Or whatever they said. He's more upset about it than I am.

I don't, it's funny. Well, just like I hate the way that people put that on it. Like, you have two healthy, beautiful, talented,

wonderful daughters. Like, that's an insane thing to write to a stranger, but okay. Yeah, that one doesn't, it's like, okay.

Yeah, I just think it's not upsetting to you. It's upsetting to me that that's the state of our country sometimes that somebody is like sitting at home. Like, you know what I should, write to him right now on his movie discussion channel.

It's a bummer. He doesn't have a son. It's you looking out as a friend. That's a crazy thing to write to someone. Can I ask you guys something so we're on this topic right now? Yeah. Go ahead, Billy. I know you hate Twitter Harleff and you hate that people like myself are on it in the way that I am.

Oh, yeah. How do you guys navigate? the fact that you have a voice, you want to use it, but also you do have an audience that is a paying audience that, you know, she had an hour talking. She's like,

you know, we were sitting there. She's like, well, Mike, how to you say, some of the things that you've said, you know,

you've gotten into with people, you know, let's just say one day you're, you know, a series regular on a TV show. This could come back to get you. And I'm like, we were talking about, you know, the current state of what happened this past week.

And nothing I said was negative. I was very much, you know, very much, this was what was wrong happened. It was terrible. But some of the arguments I got in with people, I was like, well, I just fine. And you guys have much a bigger following than I do is if you have a voice and people are putting out wrong information, it's, I think, the right to have to call them out on that, you know, that. And again, I could do it maybe in a much better word instead of calling people fucktards. Right.

But I think that's a problem. Yeah. That's my favorite word to use of all time, Roxy. But I think that's, I think that's an issue, though. I think that's, I know. No, no, no. But what I'm saying is, I think that people automatically think because you have a following, that you have to use your platform

to speak and be part of a movement. Who says, and who's also to say that you can't do things behind the scenes outside of it. Why does it have to be public? Why does everyone have to say, oh, where do you stand? Well, fuck you. I stand where I stand where I don't need you to,

you need to use your platform. It's the same way that I don't like the way you use your platform, but I can't tell you not to. You do what I agree with Shannon. I think she's right. I'm completely in between the two of you guys. I know you are rocks. I know you are.

And I also like as somebody who lost hundreds of followers because of one post that I posted this week. I so feel you, Mike. Like, yeah. Christian's right in terms of I gained absolutely nothing by saying like, this is my moral stance on an issue. I literally gained nothing. And in fact, like my,

how much I get paid for certain things is 100% based on how many followers I have. And I lost followers, therefore losing finances because I felt the need to be like, I think this is wrong. And then I kind of kick myself a little bit because I'm like, I saw this post that was like, what am I going to do, spend my entire life trying to prove to people that I'm a good person,

only for them to think I'm a bad person. Let me just tell you guys now, I'm the devil. Move on. Like, I just don't understand. I feel it so deeply. I just don't feel like there's anything to be one on social media.

But I, but, okay, to your point, though, Mike, I will say without getting into any specifics, every time I post something, every single time that I'm like, I don't know. And even if it loses me followers, I do get at least a dozen people in my DMs that say like, you changed my stance on this. I appreciate you saying this.

If you had, I didn't see anybody else who had this. You made me think about this thing. And those are the people that I'm like, that's cool. And it happens to me. And I'm sure it happens to you guys where you feel like you have one opinion and then you see something. And it changes your mind. You're an open-minded person, your mind can be changed. So I still do it for that dozen people compared to the hundreds or thousands of people that I lose every time I say something.

But there's a difference. That's what I was saying. I don't tell you, and I didn't say to you that I don't think that you choose to use your platform, how you want to use your platform. And it's not anyone to say, you know, you shouldn't use it. If you believe in something and you want to say something, you should. Also, don't call anybody fucked hard or names. I just say this is my thing. It's like you're saying, and Mike knows because I know Mike well enough.

I wasn't singling you out of a single mic out. I don't like the way Mike handles himself on social media. He knows that. But for you, you believe in something you post it. Look, here's an example. And maybe I'll get in trouble with this. So be it. I've talked to you about this many times when it comes to award ceremonies.

When it comes to award ceremonies, if someone is part of a documentary or a television show, something scripted inside of a topic. that is relevant to a certain political topic or anything, and they bring that up during the speech, I think that's fair game. And I think that it makes sense and I think that it's relevant. When someone gets nominated for or wins for best comedy and then makes a political statement right afterwards

and does something to say, hey, this, this and this, I think that's, I don't think that's fair to the show. Are you specifically talking about Hannah Eindler? Yes. And I think that I don't think that was the right time. Now, on the flip side of that, You thought Go Birds was very controversial. Very much so.

If she decided to do that on social media, I think screw anybody else to say, oh, you can't do that on social media. That's not why I follow you. Then don't follow her. But an award ceremony where I watch hacks, it's a comment. It ain't about anything she's talking about.

And then she decides to do that right then and there. That's one of things I can't stand about awards, not just singling her out in general, but when people do that. Now, you've said this consistently for years, and you and I feel differently about this and I totally see where you're coming from. I just want people to be consistent about it.

Like, which you are because you didn't like that she said that, not because of what she said, but because of just in general. And you would have talked about, veganism. I would have been like, what are you doing? And I,

and I like when people say what it is that they feel on their, I think that they should say what they feel on their platform. So regardless of how I feel about the specifics across the board, I'm just annoyed with people who all of a sudden are like, Hannah should not have said this. And yet if somebody- But that wasn't her platform, rocks, that wasn't her platform. No, no, no, that's not what I'm saying.

Hannah should not have said that. Okay. Let me finish. Hannah should not have said this in her Emmy speech. And yet, XYZ person saying go pro-life, pro-tuit, whatever in their Emmy speech, that I'm okay with. And that is so annoying. That's not me, obviously.

Yeah. I'm just saying, I'm only stating the only thing that bothers me is when people lack consistency, it's so annoying because you can't be mad at her and not mad at other people. So I have no issue with anybody using that time in that way. And you have an issue with everybody using time. Yeah. It's just, yeah. Like I said, if it was, if the stuff she was talking about was relevant to the show, she won. And then she started talking about, I was like, well, yeah, that's what that's what the show's about.

The whole reason why she won the thing. and that she should bring it up and that's why that was important to her. That makes sense to me. Like Kills of the Flower Moon when Lily Gladstone, when she was winning in what she was saying, and say, yeah, this is, this is relevant to what's going on in this movie. It's a whole reason. Like it made sense. But anyway, all right, let's move on.

Other things going on. And I wanted to, before, yeah, to let you guys know yesterday. So, Mike, you're going up against the founding fathers again. Dan Merle and Roker were on the show yesterday together. Oh, no. That's the number. 57. Oh, come on.

Beatable. Connie Fathers, just like in the past, done. Put in a passenger. You guys are at 32. How's down? Come on now. Come on now. It's the best.

Okay. Before we move on to anything else, we got to, you got to bring up the legend. I saw this. I was at the gym today when I saw this. Robert Redford, Golden Boy of Hollywood, dies at 89, the great.

And you talk about icon. That's Robert Redford. 89 years old, Butch Cassidy and all the president's men, actor, Oscar winning director, and, come on. Oscar winning director and says, come on, it's not loading now. Come on. Robert Redford, Molden boy of Hollywood dies at 89. Butch Cassidy, all the president's men actor, Oscar winning director,

and Sundance founder was always about breaking the rules. Robert Redford, the Hollywood Golden Boy and Sundance film founder who starred in such movies as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid the way we were in all the president's men and who won Academy Award for directing Ordinary People died Tuesday. He was 89.

Herbert died in his sleep at his home outside of Provost, Utah. His longtime publicist, Cindy Berger, confirmed to the Hollywood Reporter. The actor, producer, director, four-time Academy Award nominee an honorary Oscar recipient was one of the few truly iconic screen figures of the past half-century, the avatar of a certain kind of all-American ideal, who nonetheless took a deceptic view of his country in several notable dramas, including downhill racer, the candidate three days of the

Condor, and all residents men. He brought his good looks, an affable charm, and romantic appeal to heroes as well as anti-heroes from one of the outlaws in Sundance Kid to the Nixon-topling journalist Bob Woodward. and all the president's men to the well-meaning but naive political contender bill mackay in candidate his sheen often contrasted with his jaundiced view of his pictures particularly in the 70s films that remain among his best but he could use his appeal to equal and devastating effects in romance notably opposite barbara strisen in the way we were behind the california kid's surface was a darker and more complicated figure the very definition of a hollywood star he nonetheless saw himself as an

outsider and spent much of his time living away from the epicenters of the industry, including the Utah skiing resort that he turned into the Sundance Institute and the Sundance film festival. So it goes on to really go over the greatness and everything that he did in general. It's a great article in the Hollywood reporter. But I mean, I saw this and Mike, I was in the middle of, you know, it was like towards the end of being at the gym. And I look up and I look at the TV and I audibly didn't even catch myself. those two late, went, oh, shit, no, I caught myself, you know, because it's like, this is, this is one of the biggest movie stars of all time, the natural, one of my favorite movies.

And, yeah, I mean, you, so you told me earlier, you heard it, you threw the show notes today. So, yeah, I woke up, you know, like, late today, and I was open up the, the email that put the thing my computer, and the first thing in the show notes is, Robert Eifford dies. It's like, ah, come on, fuck, man. I mean, I haven't read the article. I'm hoping it was natural causes, you know, just went peacefully. Because I don't think he, I don't know the last time I saw him in public or in a movie. But yeah, it sucks, man.

So hopefully it was natural and everything was okay. And you guys ever see Spy Game, him and Brad Pitt? Oh, yeah, Brad Pitt. Oh, my God. Yeah, it's so good. It's such a good. We're going to watch that tonight. Yeah, but so, Rox, I mean, you're, I mean, obviously, no.

I'm young. You're in the younger generation, but I mean, still, this is someone who. I'm a child. Yes, but you're an actor. So you clearly very familiar with Robert Redford. What stands out? Did you hear about it earlier? Did you hear about it in the notes? Like, what were your initial thoughts?

Yeah, I see everything on. Every morning I wake up and I start doing social media posts for various companies. And so I usually am the first to hear about any death because somebody posts a picture. And I was like, oh, wow, bummer. I thought that he was younger than he was even. And when I saw he was 89, it's so weird because I guess I've had such luck with how long some people in my family lived. I was like, oh, I feel like he could have gone longer. Did something happen?

And then I did read, Mike, they didn't sit. They just said died in his sleep. So I'm not exactly sure if there's more to it. I'm sure that that will come out. But I thought to myself immediately like, wow, he was brilliant. And then I thought to myself, I actually haven't seen. the majority of his stuff. Wow.

And I started looking up and I was like, what is my favorite Redford thing? As obviously had to make it all about me. What do I love? And I was like, I was like, huh? And the movie that I've seen the most

of his is the horse whisper. Did you guys watch that? No. No. Yeah, no, I know it, but no. As a kid, I would watch that. I don't know why. I had like an absolute

fascination with that movie. I remember it being, it's like a, it's a Western, more modern coming of age. Like, it was very sad and I loved that movie. And then I was like, wow, I'm sure on the show today, it will come up that I haven't seen ordinary people. I have not seen quiz show. I have not seen a lot of his performances like The Natural,

never saw it. I have not seen all presidents men. I've missed a lot of his, like, very, very famous. his stuff. So I am excited to go back and honor him and watch it. The thing that I think of him most for is Sundance. And that's kind of like an unbelievable legacy to leave behind on top of all of his amazing work. So yeah, he was just, I mean, he really was like the definition of like a movie star, you know, but but coupled with just really, like he's like that old school movie story. He's a combination now, right? When we talk about movie star, we talk about like there's movie star and

then there's actor in his golden era. It was like movie star was kind of both. Do you think of him as a movie star more than you think of him as a filmmaker? Yes. Oh, 100%. Yeah. Yeah. He was like he was the, that's why spy game when Mike brought up spy game, he was essentially Brad Pitt.

Like he was, he was Brad Pitt first. Yeah. And like he was like that type of swooning by. He had that kind of like you could see him doing like the Brad F1. when he was younger. He wasn't that out, he wasn't that over the top. He was real kind of subtle

in his performance and real kind of, but he was just so charming and good looking. Yeah, of course, I mean, I've seen him in a half dozen more things,

but just like. Yeah, I know, and you obviously know him from Captain America. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, but he was very similar

to Brad Pitt. I remember, and I think it was Legends of the Fall because a lot of times, like whether it's a, whoever the actor-actors may be, the people will be like, oh, they're only getting roles because they're attractive.

And, okay, sure, all the ladies love Brad Pitt. And then I saw Legends of the Fall, I'm like, this guy's cool. I get it. I'm on board. Seven and other things. And the same thing went for Robert Redford. Like, Robert Redford was like one of people,

everybody just thought he was cool and that he just was just such a solid actor. So he, and he did. And as you mentioned, Roxie, not only with filmmaking and um, the one that the river runs through it is another one. Speaking of Brad Pitt, uh, Craig Schaeffer.

Uh, that's, that's a movie to me, uh, that I, that I think of Robert Redford. And so he is, um,

I love legend of bagger vans. That's, yeah, there's, there's, he's done, see just did so much and he did so much for the film industry in general.

So this is one that is, you know, you get like these, obviously any single time, someone passes away. He, it's terrible. And,

you know, know it's like the impact you talk about that they've had the impact that robert red for that was just second and none i mean the guy was i mean massive like i'm telling it like audibly oh shit no and i didn't some guy who's working out of those who's what the hell's going on but it was it was one of those things so uh it is unbelievable and i think that this is like a lot of the reason why um some people like myself i actually don't want to speak for mike or you get into the industry, not the reason, but one of the things that, like, I think about all the time is, I desperately want to be remembered.

I have such a fear of being forgotten. And what an unbelievable, he will never be forgotten. He will always be remembered. And you're talking about, like, that's one of the things when people die. You go and you watch things again. It's like a second life. So cool. Yeah.

Real quick. Can I help with system of Roxy said? So, Rox, I fight with what you just said a lot sometimes, but you have to remember already the impact that you've put out in the world. And again, I say this because I came from this as a place from someone that I went after Twitter with someone once. And I didn't put this. I was going to. Some kid was trying to come at me.

And I said, well, dude, I'm on TV shows that are going to be watched for the rest of my life when I'm dead and gone. You're going to never be remembered. Now, I didn't say that. I wanted to, but I didn't. But the sentiment is there. The work you've done will be discovered 20 years from now. So you will re-remembered. And I think that's something that we forget sometimes.

And I think that's why we talk about, you know, who do we impact? What do we say? We watch what we say. If I have one person say like, hey, man, that thing that you said and I'm a fan of yours, I follow you now because of this, that impact is someone's life. You know, so even, Roxy, you know, as young as you, you are, and what you've done and as many people you've got to come at you to tell you to shut your mouth your work is still out there and you will not not be remembered i appreciate that you want to know

why it's been like so on top of mind recently is actually with um i swear christor i won't make this political but with the um with the charlie kirk stuff specifically like how many articles every article was like father and husband father and felt so bad because he's father and a husband, father and a husband. And I think it's very challenging to deal with being alone and wondering, like, if something happens to you, does nobody care because you didn't have a spouse or kids? It's like a very real and like possible legitimate concern from my future that the place that we hold in society is only cared about based on how many offspring you have or,

if you wed. And so kind of like film is not, it isn't all I have. I have friends and I, you guys and you know, like, but it's, it's definitely top of mind recently.

It's fair. It's a fair concern, fair conversation in general. And look, Robert Redford's passing is also having that conversation. General, this is someone that we all agree with will always be remembered because of the impact that he has had.

So again, Robert Redford, an absolute legend, rest in peace to the great Robert Redford. It's never an easy transition. But what we will say- You did great. I thought you nailed it, Christian. Thank you. What I will say, though, is that another movie star, someone I think will have major impact, is Leonardo DeCampry. He has. Leonardo DiCaprio, it has been rumored for one of my favorite movies of all time, the sequel to Heat.

Heat is one of my favorite movies of all time. The sequel to that movie has been talked up, and Leonardo Caprio was a name that's been floating around of whether or not he is going to be in said sequel. Well, the rumors are getting warmer. Last month came a report from Puck News about concerns over the budget for Michael Mann's Heat, too. It suggested that the script had been submitted to Apple

for consideration to potentially partner with Warner Brothers' creatures on the project. Additionally, the outlet cited that Leonardo DiCaprio's name had been entered on the casting mix for the film alongside previously rumor names like Adam Driver and Austin Butler. Now World of Real has an update on that report saying according to their sources, weeks of negotiations has led to Leonardo DeCepro being set to star in the film. One of two projects, he'll film next year alongside Martin Scraise's Hawaiian set crime drama. The trades or studio have not confirmed this at this time, though,

if they have managed to snag DiCaprio, that immediately makes the film even more of a especially as the report adds that a few major casting surprises await with the overall cast being an all-timer. 82-year-old man is now laying the groundwork for the film, a prequel sequel hybrid that follows the early days of Neil McCauley and Vincent Hanna, who's Rale Pacino in the original, while also following Hannah's hunt for Chris Churliss Val Kilmer in the aftermath of the original film's climax. Reports are that man is also intending to shoot this on film. first time he's done so since the inside.

Okay. So I forget. I assume that both of you have seen heat. Love. Okay. Come on now. Okay. Okay.

Sometimes you never know. In all fairness to you, I didn't see it until about five years ago. So no longer because I went with Ben. So it must have been like seven years ago. I went at that big Michael Mann was speaking in Westwood. And I got to see it on big screen the first time and then hear him talk about it. I was like, how have I missed this movie my whole life? it's so good.

It's so funny because I just watched it with Sadie this year. And I was trying, I've been trying to get her to watch it forever. And I had to like do a trick in order to get her to do it. But did she love it when she finally did. Yes. She was like, that's a great movie.

I was like, yeah, I've been trying to tell you that. What's this Martin Scorsese Hawaii film? There's something that was announced a while ago. I remembered it when they said, I can't, I don't remember the detail.

The rock, right? About the like Hawaiian mobster or something. Yep. Yep, that's exactly right. Um, that's cool. So they're right though that you make this way more of an event and you probably get your you're probably get your budget green lit because it was a highly rumored budget that if you can get Apple on board now it's Apple and winter brothers with Leo and then you're probably going to green light this thing get a big budget and they're going to try to

do what they did with F1 and they're going to try to get it uh solid I think now I think F1 perform Christian yeah hell yeah it was its highest it was Apple's highest growth thing for sure I think I don't know what the ending is going to be. I think it tops Superman. Oh. It's like it's going neck and neck. It's like six, ten. It's, it's, I don't know.

It might have changed over the past couple days. Profit. Profit, not profit. Yeah, Superman was pretty damn good. So let me tell you this real quick. You're saying that. I want to know, did it, did it have you guys watch Dan Merle's video about Superman's not going to make a profit? I've heard it.

I've heard about it. But then I saw that. I want to see because now it's out there that it made a profit. And it's not Warner Brothers saying. saying that's variety. Yeah, as the reports were disputed of what Dan had said,

I'm curious about how I would, I want to know how he came about that number. Maybe they discussed it on, maybe someone asked them that question. I didn't get a chance to watch the whole show from yesterday. So I'm not sure if they discussed it at all. Maybe the audience can tell us if anybody asked him about that. But that's been something that's been brought up here a lot.

But Leo in this movie to me, I was already, I was playing, McCauley? Maybe. I would assume he's probably going to play McCauley. I would assume so. I mean,

he's not going to play McCauley. play Hannah. I think that Chris Hemsworth should play Val Kilmer in the in the future part of it. Austin Butler, you think? Well, he was the talk. Austin Butler has such a Val Kilmerness about him. Oh my God. It's just I don't know. I don't know if that's two on the nose. So you think Hemsworth should play now? Did you guys read Heat 2 the book? That's that's I'm so mad, Mike. I had that somewhere and I can't for the life of me find it. If you can't find it, I'll, I'll mail you my copy of it. Mail it to me because I want to read it.

I think it's deeper for you to just get them one for Amazon. Probably. Probably. Probably. Someone asked me yesterday. I have a birthday coming up. Someone said, it's a fan wrote me the day and I was, I'm only going to do it for one day, but I want to put a birthday list on for Amazon.

I'm going to put heat two on there. I know. Yeah. For a day. Oh, yeah. But anyway, I'll put heat two on there. Um, anyway, so yeah, I think that Leonardo DiCaprio doing this is going to be great. I'd love to see the surprise cast.

I feel Pacino's definitely going to be in this. It can't be too much of a prequel because it, I mean, I think, I think Pacino was like 55 when he shot heat. Right. But I mean, if we're doing DeCaprio, right? Yeah, you'd have, you'd have to recast Hannah at that age. What do you guys think for women? well you're probably going to have I mean I don't think his wife

well I don't know Hannah's wife oh Hannah's wife he originally because he was divorced so many he was divorced so many times he really says like I'm on the downside of a marriage my third that's my third I think it's his third

yeah I think you're right that was a pretty decent impression I've seen the movie so many times Rocks don't get me started on impression no no no no oh no God no that was the downside of my marriage my third

that was like Borat mixed with like a 1950s diva I need you guys to know something I in my head thought it was you nailed it sound awesome no let me tell you something what you didn't do is nail it

not even close you tried you tried hard but it sounded like you stepped on a trap oh Ralph Sound You can say her and Fuck my wife

And her husband's Postmodernistic Bullshit house But you can't watch My motherfucking television I think I did a perfect job With the

You're like a deep south I do declare Yeah you sound like Phoenix and Joker Folly a doo-do Yeah Anyway All right what do you guys think

about Decaprio and he too. Good stuff, bad stuff. Let's say you. Let's talk about the Emmys. Not the whole thing, because I didn't watch a second of it. But let's talk about, sorry, Rox, what you say? Not one second.

No, I didn't watch a second. Wow. Not a second. I figured I just read, I don't want to hear people. So I just, I just checked who won. Very happy that Andrew won for writing. Needed to. Yeah, man. It was a great win.

Uh, very happy the studio went. I love the bear. Couldn't be in those categories. Didn't deserve to win. It could have been in the dramas. Um, and shut out. Uh, yeah, and I love the beer. I love it.

Uh, so you went to the, I don't even want to talk about the Emmys themselves. I'll talk about the, you went to the party. You don't want to talk about the Emmys at all? Yeah, I don't care. So Apple, uh, you went to the, I wanted to know if you guys heard Nate's opening monologue that I thought was,

uh, didn't even, who's Nate? I didn't even, I don't even know who was. Gates? Rocks, I know him because Shannon loves his S&L like George Washington, Biddy does. That's what he did to open. I heard. Yeah.

I know. But watching him, I was kind of half watching because Shannon had it on. I thought he bombed as a host. And I think his boys, girls thing, I think that was a good idea, but was awful.

Like you could hear the groans in the audience about halfway through that. Well, okay. Okay. So Christian, you don't know what this is about. So let me just tell you really quick. Do we have to? Yes, Roxy.

I think that this, you won't mind. So he, you know, everybody's speech is supposed to be under 45 seconds. Oh, yeah. The host was like, okay, here's what we're going to do. I'm going to give $100,000 to the Boys and Girls Club of America. And every time one of you guys goes over the 45 seconds, you're taking away from the money. And very quickly, the money started running out. And I think that that it did kind of.

backfire a little bit because then they like made fun of it, made a joke of it. And people were like, I'll give more money for my time or whatever. But I was thinking about, I thought it was a funny bit, but I was thinking about, I worked putting yourself in any of these people's positions, I've worked my entire life to get to this stage. And I want to give a speech. And the speeches are some of my favorite parts of the Emmys. I love hearing what they have to say.

But if I give this speech, the way that I want to give the speech, the boys or girls Club are are suffering. So I think people legitimately didn't want to talk. And so like you see people stumbling and not knowing how to deal with it. They cut to like the boys, girls club, keep people in the audience. They were there like,

please, no more talking. We need the money. Like it was like terrible. J.B. Smooth was doing a weird job with that too because at first he was like, make sure you keep your speeches short. don't give money or long. You don't want to pay them or whatever. And I was like,

happening here. But like, like you said, you just said something that I'm completely the opposite side. You're like, my favorite thing is some of the speeches, my least favorite thing. I know, I know. I just love, I love when people work, no matter what they were, whether it's the espies, whatever. I love when you work your entire life or something and you get it. I love watching people get the thing that they work for. When it's an actual speech that comes from the heart that is like motivational. Did you hear Christian Milliotis? I heard it. No one's. Oh, right. Zero seconds. No one. Christopher Villiani was so awesome, dude. Britt Lauer was so awesome.

Like, Christopher Wadi literally starts speaking. And she just, she adds it with, I love acting and gets on. It was like so genuine. Right. So in a sea of nonsense, when it comes out like, I do, like normally what I do when I watch these things is I'll fast forward. I'll watch a little of the speech and I'm like, you got me? And then they start listing off 7,000 names or going into some nonsense and I fast forward through it. How do you feel when people reference God the same way that they, when they reference politics?

It depends on how it's, are you preaching to me or are you thanking God? You know, it's like if you're preaching to me saying everyone, I'm just letting you know that if you take this into your heart and do this because you're looking at things the wrong way, then I'm like, don't do that. But if you're like, I thank God because I'm a person of faith and it's good for you. Okay, fine. That's, that's different. Don't preach.

No matter what you're doing, I don't, because I don't assume that I agree with you. Don't assume. and you're not there to do it. And again, if it's relatable to your thing, it's like, I, I believed in this. So I did this and thank God. Of course you should do that. You shouldn't be ashamed of your faith.

You should express it. So that's my opinion. Anyway, the Emmys, but we're not talking about TV. And that's where we're out right now. So, Roxy, before you do that, I want to know about the party. How was the party? Was it fun?

And holy shit. Chitaki mushrooms. I felt like I was in the right room at the right time. It was just so cool. So for those of you guys who don't follow me on social, I went to the Apple TV after party for the Emmys. So that's everybody

from shrinking, slow horses, the morning shows, the studio which won the most awards of the night, severance. Just like, you know, I talk about TV every week on the show. There's not a single week that I don't reference that Apple's my favorite network in terms of television right now.

Like they put out my favorite, favorite shows. So it was pretty cool. And I had actress coming up to me at the party. And I won't say who, but that literally thanked me for my shows, recognized me. And one guy who even said, we all talk about,

we know that we have made it when you're referencing us on your shows. And I was like, tell us who. Name drop. I just thought that was the cool. How about a show? Give us somebody from a show.

You don't have to tell the person. Just for what... That was somebody from Dark Matter. Oh, my. Oh, my. And I was like, that is to me so cool that I, that I, you guys know who I am. Like, I'm the biggest diehard TV fan that I know. And I'm in a room with all the biggest people in television from Apple.

And you guys know who I am because I love what you do. like that's great that was just so so cool and the whole reason i got invited was because i talk about their shows right so that just felt really it felt really cool to be in a place where i felt like i was wanted because i just am such a huge fan you're not to do it again so yeah it's time for your tv picks and we're going to start we just kind of did that yeah the emmys i thought were great this I didn't say that. I thought that Nate did an amazing job. I thought the speeches were really good.

I was watching it on my way to the party on my phone. It's nice when they're on a streamer so you can just stream it. Like, you know, I was on Paramount. What? I've been saying that for years. Yeah, yeah. I think a lot of people don't have Paramount, so that's probably a bummer for them. But I was easily streaming it on the road and that's great.

So I really enjoyed the Emmys. And also shout out to Tremel Tillman. that he gave an amazing speech as well. He brought his mom. Like what an absolutely cool, cool. I did see that line, Rocks. I saw the line of like my, my acting,

my first acting teacher was my, was my toughest, but all great mom. I love that. Yeah. Yeah. It's just so nice. You know where people are coming from.

Did you see Britt Lauer on the back of her severance speech? It said, like, help me or something. No, that's funny. Or it was like, I'm stuck in here or something.

It was funny. Like, People were clever and cool. And I thought that the fashion was good. Grammy was not impressed with the fashion. Grammy thinks people need to mix up their hair. She's sick and tired of people wearing their hair down regular, she says. Okay.

All right. Well, next one after that. Oh, I saw this. I saw a lot of this. Okay. So this isn't a TV show, but it's on Netflix. And I wanted to mention it because I watched this yesterday. I did an amazing thing yesterday that I'll talk about on my socials later this week,

but where I was like incapacitated for hours. So I was able to watch something while I was doing what I was doing. Anyway, and this, like, helped me get through it because it was the most exhilarating doc. Holy crap. Unknown number, the high school catfish is, I don't want to give you guys any spoilers if you don't know. But it's about this girl and her boyfriend who are in high school who are getting cyber bullied and the search to find who is doing it. And I was, I mean, on the floor watching this thinking. about like I cannot believe this is happening to somebody and then I cannot believe this is

who did this crazy it was the story is crazy so I incorrectly said that you told me who it was um I talked to Steph about this step watch this first and and then I asked um I think I think so because you just watched this recently right? I watched this yesterday okay yeah so it was step and she told me who did it and I was just like why and she said why and she She was like because that person is an absolute psychopath. And after watching it, yes, a person's an absolute psychopath. So you watched it. I watched a lot of it.

And I watched a reveal. It's so scary that somebody like that exists. It's crazy. So scary. It's really crazy. And there's so much more to talk about with that thing. But it's just, it's, it's, we don't know that time. Yeah.

All right. After that. I told you that this would be on my list every week. Peacemaker. Which episode did you is out this week? I know you. I think it's gorgeous. just passed.

Those four is out. Four just came out. Mikey, are you watching this? Roxy, I need to ask you. I need to ask you, Roxy. Have you seen all the episodes or no? No, I've seen five. Okay.

I feel bad because I'm Mr. D.C., but this show is not getting this season. Wow, okay. I think episode three was good. I think I'm hysterical when Tim Meadows does his job. jokes, but I think it does not fit. It's almost like a parody. I agree with you there.

This show is almost a parody. But I feel like the show is just spinning its wheels. Four episodes in, and I think they could have done it all in two episodes. If you're not into it in four episodes, I don't think you'll be into it in five. I'm really into the idea that we are, who we are based on nature and nurture and, like, seeing different versions of people and how things would be, grass is greener scenarios. I love the concepts the show's presenting. But I definitely hear you. A lot of people are getting fed up with the bits. And I get it, Roxie. What you said

is great. And I love, I actually like this idea better than season one with just the butterflies and the monsters, the aliens. But I think you could have done four episodes and two episodes of what you're trying to accomplish. I haven't watched four yet. So I'll have to catch up. but rocks you you're digging work i'm really digging it okay yeah a couple more i watched this entire show i watched season one last year so i would like or whenever it came out it's called my life with the walter boys okay um and i think it might be based on books i'm too old to be watching this show like far too old to be watching this show and yet i found myself binging through season two in one day um i don't know what's wrong with me that this show just did

does it for me. I went and looked. It has like the worst reviews of any show I've ever seen. Oh, wow. Like people were like, this is, this show is awful. And I'm like, it's really, it's really enjoyable to watch. It is like a soap opera. This is, I've talked to you about other shows this year that have this exact plot. She's torn between two brothers. She's torn between two brothers. This is like a love story. She's tore. She her parent her whole family dies. She goes to live with this other family. The Walters.

She lives into two brothers. They're both into her. Who will she choose? It sounds like shit. Mice banging around pots and pans back there. I know. I hear it. So he doesn't even care either.

I just think it's so enjoyable to watch. But I can't wholeheartedly recommend it to you guys unless you're looking for something that sounds like this. Like it's it's just so fun for me. All right. Well, for you. To me, it sounds like duck shit. All right.

No, no. Not for you. If you like the summer, I turn pretty and you're looking for something else. You could try that. What's this? What's only murders in the building? It's a comedy. It's starring a couple of people that you might have heard of it.

So it's for the new season, obviously. Yeah. There's a new season. There's been four episodes out. They drop, I love the way that Hulu does this. They drop three episodes the first week and then one episode every week following. It gets you into it. I actually really am into the murder.

murder mystery this year. And that's difficult because we're, I think we're like six seasons deep. That's a lot. Their dynamic of the three of them is elite. And also, I feel like Selena Gomez has found a confidence in herself that is like made her performance even better this season. She, the, the show rocks.

It's a great comedy. Okay. So Selena Gomez is, I think, to me, I think she's really, uh, I agree with you. Her comedy timing has developed the more and more I see her. I think there's a couple of different things.

I don't know what was a short sketch I saw something here, but like, she was just on Amy Polar's show, a podcast and like I think even her timing on that is good. She's so solid. My wife's going to be excited because I didn't think this was out yet. It's not out until the two days from now. Okay.

You've seen it. I saw the first two episodes. and this season starts off really strong. I will remind people that they follow real-life events. So if you are so sick and tired of watching the news, this show's not for you. And I think that that is one of the reasons this show continues to suffer is because we're dealing with in our day-to-day life. And then it's like a dramatized version of what we're dealing with, but the actual things we're going through. For me, it works really well because I think that the performances are amazing.

I think the perspectives are great. I like the nuance conversations that they're having. And there's never going to be a time that Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon are starring in something that I don't think is amazing to watch. And the rest of the cast is so nesters on it, you know, we interviewed. But every year they introduce like insane new actors. I don't know who's been announced. So I don't want to say who, but it's so good. Last one.

AKA Charlie Sheehan. So you interviewed Andrew Freed about this this morning. so I'm assuming you watched it, Christian. Yeah, yeah, I watched both parts. Yeah, so I put this on my TV picks, even though I know that this, they are calling this a two-part movie, but to me, if you have two episodes,

I'm going to put you on a TV list. Sure. First of all, I didn't know, you think you know about Charlie Sheen. And then you watch this and you're like, I don't know shit about Charlie Sheen. Right. And that's what a great doc does

is it takes a topic that you're already interested in, but then tells you, like, this is what actually was going on here. I was so impressed with how open Charlie was. I mean, there's literally a 20-minute period where he's talking about why he started using crack. Yeah. And, like, like, physically what, the first time, what happened to make him start using crack? And I was sitting there thinking, like, this is mind-blowing that he was willing to do this. Who he got to be in the dock is mind-blowing.

Yep. And it made me have a lot of respect. And also, I recently watched Rackrium for a dream, which when I watch that, people were like, this made an entire generation of people scared to do drugs. And I do think that this doc without trying to and without shoving it down our throats, I think it is a massive PSA for don't do drugs kids. And I think it works very well because, like, you watch them literally destroy his life. Right.

The story is that Nicholas K. The Nicholas Cates stories are crazy. Crazy. Yeah. They're crazy. Nicholas Cade stories are crazy. Denise Richards is a saint. Like that was...

It's amazing to watch her throughout. Just... It's just so, so, so, so well done. If you have any interest in Charlie Sheehan, this is a great thing to watch. And I asked Andrew actually yesterday. We'll literally air tomorrow. And we talked a lot about like how... it came to be, Charlie was hesitant at first and said no initially. And the conversation on how it

came to be was great. There's a lot of great stories into it too. And I'll layer it tomorrow. So let everybody know. It makes them look really good by the end though, like not on purpose, but I do think it was really smart of Charlie to do. Yeah. Because in my eyes, after watching this, I have more respect for him than I did prior. Are you going to check it out, Mike? Yes, I will. it's worth it honestly like it it was just it was fascinating to see what happened and we all lived it with him not knowing what was going on so it's like there will be moments in it like tiger blood or whatever

that you're like oh yeah that's what he was doing when was the height of like tiger blood was that one nine uh he's got to be in that general area it's right when he left um it's right yeah it's yeah it's it's yeah so between 2008 and 2008 Rocks, do they go into his kind of battles with Chuck Lorry? Yeah.

Oh yeah. Full blow. Chuck Lurie goes into his battles. He's in that he's in two? Yeah, yeah. So is John Pryor. Yeah, yeah. And Pryor?

Wow. Chuck Pryor's into it. And everybody's super honest about him. Like, there's people in the talk who are like, I don't like him. He didn't like him. He doesn't call him like a pussy bitch. Yeah. It's interesting to watch like because,

Harleaf, you know, in the 80s, Charlie Sheen was just. He was the guy. And it wasn't like. like one of those things like people would always compare him and Tom Cruise this and that because they had similar trajectories. They were just the era of the movie star in that 80s and 90s is different. And watching him in those 80s movies, it was so good.

Top. Oh, do you remember when he popped in in hotshots and how his body looked and like everyone like, well, he was, they talk about it. He was, he, he was, he, that was his first and being sober. When he, when he came. Was it? Yeah, when he came in a hot, they, I'm telling you, it's fascinating. And then.

He does want him. Ferris Bueller. They talk about his HIV diagnosis. They talk about him sleeping with men. They talk about him getting sober and not and then not getting sober. They talk about his two marriages. They talk about his four children, which a lot of people don't know that he has. They talk about where he's at now. Like they talk about specific interviews that we all watched where he was like, I'm not on drugs. Like I, they talk about his stand up, not stand up, his tour. Like they go into do everything and he answers every question. Like I would be shocked that there was anything left on the cutting room floor because there is.

There is. And I talked to Andrew. There, there, there's a lot more. But like, they just, they had it turn into this.

We talk about it on the show tomorrow too. There's a lot of, there's a whole thing with like, Chris Penn that wasn't included in it where it's all those movies that are made were a lot of Chris Penn. So anyway, a lot more tomorrow. Thank you, Roxy,

for the great TV picks. A lot more tomorrow on that Charlie Sheen Duck. Make sure, you check out. I'm going to have Andrew Fried on tomorrow to discuss it. It's a really great conversation. So hopefully you join us for it. Okay. Let's get to it. Moment of Truth, guys. You got to beat Dan and Roca at 58 actually. Sorry, Mike. So you got a long way to go currently right now at- No, Andrew, that the entire chat is now saying they're going to watch the show and that's because of me. I'll take my check in the mail. I will. 52 you guys have right now. So I don't know if you're going to catch 58. All right.

Let's start with the first. Yes, they talk about Corey Hame. Yeah. Mr. C.J. Mike was listening to License to Kill by Gladys Knight as a Bond fan. What's your top five favorite Bond themes? I got to do this right now.

Why don't you think about it? I'll think about it. Or buy my book because I listed in there. No. I'll come up with it. It is so difficult when you, I'm not trying to get, not have you guys asked questions. I'm obsessed with your eyes questions, but it is so difficult.

when you guys ask us for a top five. Yeah, it's tough. I mean, on the spot. Sometimes you try to do it, but it's, it's, take me off camera for a second, Harlow. Take me up. Gladly. So let's, let's try this. Perfect. All right. Let's see the next one here is she's a rock senator. Glad you're feeling a bit better.

You have a lot of horror franchises in the books with the she Jeejacks. What are your top three? There you go. You have a top three? Definitely, I know that my favorite is the Chucky franchise. I am so, so obsessed with the people call it Chuckie franchise or Child's Play franchise.

I think Chuckie franchise is fair. That's by number one. And then after that, I'm not sure. I really loved Evil Dead and I loved the Purge franchise. That's like my gut instinct right now. That's good ones.

Okay, Hamas Shane Christian. Guess what's on Prime? Broken Arrow. That's a good one. Travolta is back as the 90s villain. Who on your team hasn't seen that? I just don't know that I'm going to pull, but Broken Arrow is a good one.

I'm sure there's tons. I'm sure Steph hasn't seen it. I'm sure Winston hasn't seen it. I've never even heard of what that is. Christian Slater and John Travolts. It's a classic 90s movie. Christian, I think you gain, this is from Jake. And I have standing viewership if you watch Demon Slayer, the amount of views you'd pull him would be crazy.

Well, I'm going to put that to the test, Jake, because Winston and I are recording them on Thursday, I believe. We're going to do the first four episodes. I'm going to put them out there and see if they do well and see if I like them. If they do well, then we'll keep watching them. If they eat it, we'll move on to the next thing. And maybe I'll just watch it on my own. Mike Joyce, best read for movies is ordinary people.

You see it? Yeah, a long time ago, but it's a good one. Roxy's never seen it. Nathan Drake, Butch Cassidy or The Sting could be good reactions. Those are not bad to do, you know, to honor the great Robert Redford. I think, you're back, you know, not back yet. The problem is, like, what people don't even understand. And you understand better than anybody is, it's almost like you had to have that in the can waiting to upload in order for those would perform at all.

Exactly. If you dropped it today, it would perform. Right. But in, like, two or three weeks from now, probably that's a certain. We'll lose money on it. Yep. That's why. Yeah. So, example, Roxy.

So, you know, after the hunt is coming out, and then we're assuming, from the performance that I saw, I think she's going to get nominated. But so, and it's also the 40, 40 year anniversary of a pretty woman. So, or 35 year, rather. So Sadie and I are going to watch that and then post it around the same time. Will it do anything? We don't know. That's fun. Yeah.

Did you do your list, Mike? Yes. Okay. So back to my friend and asked you a question. I just happened to have this handy book here. I have one on my counter which says the dossier and it lists all my rankings of all

like film actors this this and this so if you want to know the rest you can pick up the book so top 10 top five songs for me we've got number one Free Eyes Only by Sheena Easton and Free Eyes only two GoldenEye by Tina Turner and GoldenEy. Three Skyfall by Adele in Skyfall Four Living Let Let Die by Paul McCartney in Living Let Die and Number five nobody does it better by Carly Simon

and The Spy Who Love Me Well done Jim. Appreciate it with that Joe. All right, let's see, Aaron Ambrose. I'll be watching if you do the first two or three episodes of Demon Slayer. Okay. The dub is really good for this show. Maybe the first two of Attack Titan as well at some point, both on Crunchy Roll. Every time I hear Crunchyroll, I get so hungry.

Roxy, I tell you, I'm going to be in L.A. at the end of the year. No, when? Why did you tell me? Why don't you, do you don't care that I'm not going to? No. December, I'll be there, Rox. And then I was thinking maybe me and you can go to that sushi place we finally talked about. That would be amazing, but I come home.

Oh, when are you back? I'll be there for the Critics Choice Awards issue. When is that? When are they? Beginning in January. Are you coming with the whole fam? Yeah. Nice.

Mr. I'll be back for January for sure. Okay. Hail Hyder. There you go. Kenneth Colt. There's so much to say about the legendary Rob Red for this. You're going to just okay, Hail Hyderet.

Yeah, because I don't want to acknowledge that. There's so much to say about the legendary Robert Redford's speaking on Hydra. This man was not only one of the best. He was also much more Godspecies. He really was. He really was. Absolutely. Icon. Nathan Drake. You think Colin Farrell should have won the Emmy. I do. I do. Who did he lose against? Who won? A kid from the I'm blaking on what is last name. Oh, no, no. Sorry, Stephen Graham is who beat him out, I think. Who's that? Stephen Graham from adolescence. He gave like the such an unbelievable performance I felt going in I predicted almost every single

Emmy by the way I did on my channel the night before and I nailed it oh did you um Stephen Graham did an amazing job he couldn't have given a better performance I said that I think that the edge should have gone to Colin Farrell but Stephen Graham was you can't knock it it was like so so I didn't see it so I can't I can't say whether or not he's surface i didn't see but what i will say is i saw that movie yesterday the big bold beautiful journey with colin farrell and uh and margar robbie because i'd seen the penguin and that's the last kind of thing i really have of colin farrell in my mind it was nice to see colin farrell again yeah that wasn't colin farrell i mean it was it was a great performance but it was awes you know

um it was nice he's using the accent he's got that charming he's got his charming self um he's just just so good i and he was winning everything else surprised he didn't win the emmy What did you think about Harrison Ford losing and then leaving? You didn't hear about that? You just talking about it. He lost and got up and left. Good for him. People were like, what's going to do asleep?

With Kira. People were just like, or, no, not Kira. What the hell is Harrison Ford's wife's name? Calista Falkland. Colista Falkland. Thank you. Imagine like losing and just be like, and we're gone for the night. Do you know that that happens all of the time?

But when it's the Emmys and it's something along those lines, if you watch, like Critics' Choice Awards, it happens all the time. It's just so subtle. There are people that are there. And then after their, hey, after that category comes up, they take off. So why did you get mad at me when I lost the Schmorden and I left?

I was out. I was done. That's in the middle of a line. Harrison Ford was not part of the show. No, and he wasn't, yeah, right. It was in the middle of a line read. And it was a- You should apologize, not to me.

You should apologize to Chance, not me. That kid did good. Hey, baptism by fire with that kid at the mic. Do you ever have like memory blocks about things? I remember Chance not liking me in real life, but I don't know if that's real or not. Did that happen? No.

That's 100% made up. Oh, good. We never got into it. No. There was no one in the Shmodan he didn't like. Oh. He just played the part. He played the part.

Palhy, thank. We did that already. we did that one already. Go Pal, a little early support on my dad's birthday. Happy birthday your dad, go pal. Amazing. Yeah. 56.

You guys are two away from beating. Yeah, but we got to like really boost the numbers if we want to win the week. Yeah, last week I had 95 until Cape Towns beat me. Sam Red. I'm late for casting suggestions. However, I noticed too many younger Disney and Nick actors mentioned in last week's stream. Oh, so they're talking about Roxy for my pilot. where we're at currently as I mentioned we I can't mention yet we have a director and producer

on board I'm not allowed to really not privy to be able to say anything about that yet um but we're going through and basically what we're doing is I told the audience last week we're building on a stream launching a Kickstarter we're putting together a cast list and we're going to try to go out to people inside of the cast and really build out a cast list of people mention certain actors and things and we're studying this, submitting it to the director and producer. Is this how you're telling me? I lost my role. You did not. You are 100% on the top of the list for that role. You were the first name. I promise you that. But there are other names that are for other roles that are your names. And you are the first person, to be honest, that said to me, you need to cast this thing.

You said, you were the first person. You said you need to cast the favors everything to. too. My favors go one way. The favor of these directors and producer go a lot farther. And Roxy, off air, I got to tell you about the producer because you're going to be pretty stoked about it. Oh, I'm so happy for you. Is that, is December relevant to that or no? I mean, I would probably have meetings, but not necessarily. It could be. We're basically where we're at now is then tomorrow I'll have more for the audience. I'm going to do my live stream with them and it was great. They really got involved. It was amazing to give ideas for Kickstarter and everything too. Um, but I'm the new draft is submitted director and producer

have it. Um, the, the cast list is now going back and forth with myself and martini, getting that over to them. And then we're going to have our meeting and then the goal is to then announce the Kickstarter and the director and producer of us. Have you given people a number yet? No, no, no. That's why that's why. That's why. why we have to do this because we're doing the script they're going to break it down kind of line produce it and go through because we cut it down it was longer it's now like you know that open i can say in the opening scene of the comedy club i can tell you that that's gone um that's going to be a separate episode um there's more to it in general what are you opening with i'll tell you off off

i'm gonna once we had a kickstarter i'm going to have a whole synopsis for the audience to be able to read so they can do it. But we're getting, I mean, I am I am actually pretty, I will say humbled in the fact that the responses that we've been getting from certain names that I'm hearing about. I'm, I'm pretty blown away by it. I mean, I have confidence in it. Obviously, I told you how much I like it. But like I'm really been taking it back with the responses we're getting from. Thank you, go, pal. That's awesome. Lave for Cassing, just said, yeah, there, There's a lot of, well, the Disney and Nick actors are specifically for the daughter that were announced. But there's a name that I have also that I'm very hopeful for.

Sam Red, Macy Stella has already established herself on TV with Nashville, holds her own with Aubrey Plaza in my old ass. She was good in that. And it's currently dating Bella Ramsey. Oh, interesting. Didn't know that. She was good in my old ass. She's really good, net. It's a great casting choice, actually.

Sam Red, I don't want to bombard your email on the channel. description without permission, but I can send more. Yeah, please do. Please send it. I always say Smosk contact at gmail.com is the best part. Sam read. Fun fact, they took a casting class in college taught by the casting director who found Natalie Portman for Leon the professional. Love that. Please, Sam, send it over. Dude, I love that movie so much and I got so much so much, so much heat for loving that movie. Why? Why? Who would have a problem for you like the professional? Bring it because I'm, because I love it so much. I think it was because it was right after I had watched

interview with the vampire and didn't like it. Okay. So she, okay, you got it. But I found them to be completely different. Uh,

got it. They are different movies. Yeah, but that people think it's the same controversy and I did not find it to be. Oh, by a young actress being put in that. Yeah.

It's acting. It's acting. I have a random question. I have a random question for the audience. Anybody go into the med game tonight? John Darius. Hey, y'all. Why are you going?

I think so. I'm a Yankee fan, but my friends are. Yeah, you do know that? But I was, but I'm going to, I'm going to go and, I think, go with the fans, with the friends. John Darius. Hey, y'all, shocked, Paramount made by Warner Brothers. Batman 2 is a huge success. One billion in Guns DCU, including his Batman or performance. What may the future be for DC?

It's likely one of their worlds will be canceled. I mean, there's always a likely that anybody's world can be canceled if it doesn't perform. It's nothing to do with who bought it, though, to matter of a performance. I just don't understand. Why Warner Brothers is even thinking of selling, considering the year they're having. Well, it's not just about the movie. This is like a banner year for Warner Brothers. You're just talking about the film.

You're just talking about film. You're just talking about all the other stuff that comes with it. But I also was under the impression for the past few years. Paramount was on, you know, life support. When I saw it. Yeah, Skydance, but Skydance just bought them. Skydance has. The guy who owns Skydance has the most richest guy.

They're battling back and forth about it, but the guy that more money than anybody. Go ahead, Roxy. But then why didn't he buy Warner Brothers? Pie cheaper? Yeah, but then why would he then buy Warner Brothers? Maybe there was a lot to go again. Maybe it was a, because of what he could do and the prices. It's a strategy.

There's strategy behind it. I'm super curious if there's legal issues behind that. We're going to find out soon. Mad Dog, Task on HBO is great. Any news on Black Rabbit? Oh, yeah, you know what, Rox? I'm surprised at task. Have you not seen it yet?

No. Okay. So I watched episode one and a half because we just got so tired yesterday. We saw it had nothing to do with the show. Feels great. Really? Really good. Yes.

So I started an alien Earth. So I'm trying to binge that to take my time. Tatsk is great. Same producers of Mirro of Eastwick. Yeah. So I'll tell you who is a star. And I can't even, so much of a star, I can't remember the poor guy's name. But you remember the brother in Ozark?

Oh, Tom Pelfrey? Yes. I love Tom Pelfrey. I'm obsessed with Tom Pelfrey. It's him and Ruffalo are the two stars of the show. Yeah. Tom is a true, true, incredible transformative actor. He's like insane.

He's incredible. He is one of the best actors that not enough people talk about today. He's so good. He's, the minute he starts, he's great. You know him from Ozark, which is a better way to know him than most people remember him from Iron, from Iron Fist, which I feel like is why it's

taken him so long to take off because that show got so much heat. I never even saw that show. You didn't watch Iron Fist? Yeah. I forgot about it. It was out. Bored with that shit by then. Lobo. Charlie Sheen documentary, five out of five. Yeah, it's really solid.

It's really excellent. It did an excellent job. I tell you what I call free. Call Midas. There's a reason why. John Darius, is it me or is it Reeves more professional than gun regarding media and work. I love Superman, but Reeves film feels more coherent and well thought out, not just popcorn fun, which do you all prefer? And if you only have one,

why? Well, that's different conversations, right? Um, because- Why does that make it more professional? Well, that's what I'm saying. It's different conversations. More professional. If you would have went with, you don't see, uh, Reeves going after fans in the same way that gun does and back and forth. Then there isn't conversation we had about professionals in there if you wanted to. But as far as, the coherent and well thought out, there's two, there are two different styles.

Reeves is going for that David Fincher style. Gun is going for the more comic accurate Saturday morning cartoon, more popcorn big budget action film. That's what he's going for. And I think they both hit it. So it's harder. What do I prefer? I prefer the Reeves stuff.

But I would assume that my two cohorts here would be on the Superman side of things. I don't have a preference. I like them both, but I'm also at a point where we've had so much of the Reeves. Dark and gritty, Snyder, Nolan. I want to see Batman done in a comic book way.

I want to see Batman with Robin flying around on ropes through the city. Like, both are great, but I've had so much of the one I want the other now. That's fair. That's why I love that we are. are getting the Batman 2 and we're going to get Batman Brave and the Bold. I love that.

Okay. Mike Joyce, who's your least favorite sibling in TV movies? For me, it's Bradley Brother in the morning show. He's awful in season 2. I'll tell you, only because it's fresh from my mind.

Pugsley stinks. Yeah, Pugsley stinks. Because it's the character or the actor? Maybe, I don't know. I'm going to go as more so. No,

it's not the actor. He's a child. Yeah, not the act. No, sorry. Sorry. Didn't even hear both. I didn't hear a question. It wasn't both.

Roxy's 100% correct. It's not the kids doing what the kids asked to do. It's the character. What I meant by that is that the story that they're taking him with, and every time he calls this zombie slurp, I want to hit myself in the head with a shoe. It's tough. He was given such a tough role.

It's not the kids. You're right. It's not a kid's, but yeah, it stinks. All right, Mike, be careful with this one, please. Oh, God, no.

Lobo, Mike, sorry to say, but some of us don't share your opinion about J.K. Rowland. My 10-year-old sister loves the Potter books and movies, so am I supposed to steal away all that and say, no, you can't enjoy this? Why is this directed at me? I don't talk about Rowling. That is so untrue. I talk about JK. You go and find in my tweets, me talking about JK Rowling.

On this show. What did I say? You talk many times, Mike. I've been on the show. You said that the Potter series isn't going to work. You're definitely not watching it. That because of the JK Rowling stuff, nobody will watch it.

Those are the things I can remember. Yes. I said people are not going to watch this because of J.K. Rowling. Yes. I don't know. I remember. You not remember saying that.

I remember the last conversation we had about the union thing was going to do well, but that conversation, you did not bring that up. But in that particular thing. But in the past, I might have said, I might have said this. Hey, the generation that is watching it now, they are being brought up in a generation where she is this type of person.

As opposed to 25 years ago, this was not out and people were just all the books. Address this. So you're not telling you're not telling Lobo that they shouldn't watch it. You're saying that you're not going to watch. I'm saying I'm not going to watch it because I watch the movies. I don't read the books. It didn't connect with me. I think that this is such an aggressive way to ask this question, Lobo. Am I supposed to steal away all that?

Like are you me when I'm a 14 year old girl? Are you stealing away all that? Say no, you can't enjoy this. Like I'm not saying that this is the perspective. But if that was somebody's perspective, there are millions of books and properties. And it's not like you're stealing joy from somebody. I don't think it would be a crazy for somebody to say that they are or not watching this. I personally am going to watch the show.

So I'm not saying that I'm not. And I have mixed feelings on that. I have no mixed feelings on JK. Everybody knows I strongly disagree with JK, but I'm still going to watch the show. What does that say about me? Probably not great. Like, are you going to steal my joy? No, that's unfair.

That's unfair for what you just said about yourself. The fact, you can still want, there's tons of, so usual suspects is a movie that I'll use an example. I, and I know that Kevin Spacey was proven, you know, or went up being, uh, that's the car charges are dropped or whatever it might be i just heard so many things about kevin spacy and heard other actors her Bernthal talk about her everything's too i don't like the guy and now it's my opinion of right and i think that he probably did some really heinous shit to be honest that's my opinion of it i'll still watch usual suspects i still that's not me i'm selective okay and i think that that's lame here's me here's me you mean it's lame that i watch you

Suspects? That's not what I just said. I'm selective and I think that's lame. Oh, it's lame that you're, Yeah, like I will not listen. My favorite rapper Kanye West, I will not listen to him now. I will not.

That's a little different though. It's not really. Because he came for my people. Right. But JK has come for a specific group of people and I'm still watching her show that she's making all the money from. I think that's lame of me.

Well, you could have made it rock. like longer conversation like for me like okay i don't believe in scientology top crew is my favorite actor of all time i'm not going to stop watching his movies i'm not going to stop there and say like i would kill to work with him i would absolutely kill to work with him but his private life what he does with his religion is him jaco is a little different it's a little different what she says you'd be a scientologist within three weeks working with him rennet at w hey hey squad big rye yeah i would not i would not real quick i'm not i'm not

religious as anything. Yeah, it's Tom Cruise. You can ask you, Mike, you believe in aliens. Okay. Big smiles, seeing Mike and Roxy in the mix. What is a drink that made you so sick, you swore not to drink it again? Mine was long on iced tea. Audio's, my God.

Oh, I got one. It's a brand of, it's a brand of whiskey called Dickel. I got drunk on the Dickel in college. I don't, holy Christ, never again. Did you guys have AMFs? No. Adios, motherfuckers. You guys didn't have those bright blue fucking drinks.

Adios motherfuckers? Yeah, AMFs is what they were called. No. It was like tequila, rum, vodka, and whiskey all in one drink. Plus like this blue powder. And it was actually, you would have one and you would be on the floor. Adios, motherfuckers. Yeah.

Yeah. You know, I did, when I first, Mike, when it was Mike and I were in the same attorney in college. And so when I just got there, I was doing stand-up comedy. I was like, that was known as the stand-up comedy. And they hired all these comics to do this thing. And so I was with a bunch of people. And I was supposed to be like the main guy at the end because everybody wanted to see me. And they had hired all these other people.

And then I was, so they gave me a bunch of vodka. And I'm not, more vodka for me, I get sloppy. And I had, and I was, I was hugging the toilet by the end and on the floor. So our, this guy, Chris and another guy named Kevin came in, they go, if you don't get up and you don't do this show, you're going to be an embarrassment. And I go, if I can go up like this, that is the embarrassment. And then I went to sleep. I never showed up. That's so sad.

It's really sad. Go, pal. I just rewatch sneakers after J.E. Jones passed, but it is really underrated Redford movie, song theater for my friend. friend's birthday yesterday. Never heard that. Sneakers in theaters. Oh, it's a great movie. Davis Chuthorian. River Phoenix.

River Phoenix. Yeah. Dan Aykroyd. Is it about sneakers? No. No. It's about spies and stuff like that. He loves, he was the king of spy movies. My voice is my passport. Verify me. That's, uh, that's, what movies are you from? It's a red fur one, right? Sneakers.

Say it in the accent. No, no, no. Who's accent? I don't know if yeah, I thought maybe it was like an Al Pacino thing. Oh, I don't know. Mike's movie madness. With the bear not winning an Emmy this year, do you think the network will finally campaign for it to be a drama and how do you think it would compete in that category? It should be.

There was nothing, and I think that that's why I think people finally, I think the conversation got louder that it should stop being nominated as a comedy. I think more people are saying it's not a, stop it. It's not. It's one of my favorite shows in television. Roxy and I joked about it. There's a scene that happens in the last season, which I loved the last season,

by the way, and the last season of Jamie Lee Curtis and Jeremy Allen White's sitting at a table together. There's not one laugh. It's not, it's a hardcore drama. And it's not just the show. It's,

the problem is you're now putting Eben Moss backrack and Jeremy Allen White and Iota Biri in categories with, in comedy categories. Yeah. Like as the actors. Right.

That's not Jeremy. They've got to be pissed off. So, but I, the question being, how will it compete there? I'm so happy the pit won. And honestly, even though I was at an Apple event, I'm obviously not paid or sponsored by Apple. And what I will say is it was very clear that everybody on that event thought that Severance was going to win.

But I thought that the pit was going to win. And I said so much out loud, which is kind of funny of me, maybe keep your mouth shut, Roxy. No, it's an opinion. I was so happy for the pit. And as much as I love Severance, Severance is my favorite show. of the decade. You guys know I'm obsessed with that show. I thought this was an amazing year for

the pit to win. I think it was a really exciting year for the pit to win. And I don't think the bear would have beat out the pit, even if it wasn't drama. So I don't know that it would have made a difference for this particular year. Maybe, but maybe in the future, but I agree. Possibly, yeah. You tell the buzz behind the pit. Okay. All right. W. Trimel just took the Emmy and my heart. That mom shout out, it was pretty

great. Pure legendary vibes. Chef's kiss. Perfect. Yeah, he's great. He's a star. He's a star. And he was. He brought his mom out on the carpet for the Apple Awards. And she was just like so cute holding on to him. I love that. Yeah. It was really,

really sweet. It was so good a Mission Impossible. He stole the scenes he was in. Lobo. So I just read Joaquin Phoenix and Vigo Mortons who were supposed to be in one battle. Really? Are you happy they got Leo and Sean instead?

I'm happy they got Sean Penn. That's not lazy casting. Look, I love Jo. I love him. I just think that Leo. and Sean were so great in that movie. Oh, you saw it? Yeah, I saw it.

So, Roxy, do you know that? Yeah, I liked it a lot. So, Roxy, you know that the Sean Penn, you do notice that his haircut was ridiculous in the interviews that he was doing that Charlie Sheen? In A.K. Charlie Sheen? Yeah. It did look a little off. It was from that, because of that role.

Oh. His hair is... By the way, if you didn't have enough reason to watch, A.K. Charlie Sheen, Sean Penn is in a significant amount of the dog. A lot. when you popped up i was like what yeah um no i i look wakene and vigo would it would have been great um it's it's just as good as they both are um leo and vigo mortensen yeah i don't know sean pen brings such a weirdo energy to this not the vigo couldn't vigo's incredible and i love vigo but

this particular role of what he did i think sean pen's going to get nominated uh lobo saw skyfall and 4K, Roger Deacon's cinematography and Flawless. What's your favorite Sam Mendez film? Mine is 1917. It's a good one. It's a good one. Skyfall and Road to Perdition. Let me see. Oh, Road to British, I forgot. Yeah, I'll have

to go Skyfall. I mean, let's go back to what we were just talking about. I'd probably say American Beauty. Love the American Beauty. Okay. And I would watch it again. I agree with you, Christian. I love American beauty. It's like the greatest movie.

But 1917 is, I think, his biggest masterpiece. That movie is insane to watch. It's really good. Mirjam, Serenity, Moon, becoming YouTube, great time. So speaking of all the stuff for time, I cast, I mean to him, PLD has, and I say this adoringly, he has been on me saying every day, give me stream dates.

Give me stream dates. I got to get some member stream dates. And just from waiting to schedule everybody for the reactions. But they should be coming soon. And it's a good time to be a member. Lobo. Top three, Spike Lee films. Mine are Malcolm X, Black Klansman and Defy Bloods.

What are yours? You got to put, do the right thing in there. Defy Bloods is so underrated. Do you see highest, the lowest? No, I got to finish that one. I'm glad you reminded me. I got to finish it. So again, top three are tough, but I'm going to say Malcolm X,

do the right thing. and then yeah. Oh, it's Black Klansman. It's a really good one, yeah. I really like Black Klansman, too. Remember that movie got a lot of heat when it came out? Did it? It did?

I liked it a lot. Why? I don't know. I don't remember. I am two-fly cam. Owen Cooper would be a good DC edition, but he can't play Damien. Damian is part Arabic,

Middle Eastern. I guess he could do Grayson. I don't know. Who's Owen Cooper? That's the guy from adolescents who won, who's 15. Oh, okay. I saw what I did see with him was I saw the interview that he did with or he was doing an interview

then he's like a big Jake Gyllenhaal fan did you see this rocks no so he's like a major Jake jillen hall fan and they'll tell him like tonight you're going to be what are you know nominated and jillen hall is going to be there too you're going to what would you say if you met him and he's like oh my god I wouldn't even know then they sent jillan hall in and jillan hall met him and gave like he gave him a lucky um gave him like a lucky charm to holding his So nice. It worked. Yeah.

I have never been so happy for a 15 year old in my life. His acceptance speech, he got on stage, it was like, I don't know. Wow. This just proves that if you work really hard and like listen to the right people, I don't know. He was like, where the F am I? Yeah.

It was maybe it was a top five performance of the year. Like in anything that I've seen, it was the greatest performance. Go, pal, just saw Roxy's friend Sean Whalen on Castle 517. I just saw Sean Whalen on Friends. I didn't realize he was on Friends. Yeah, the Pizza Box.

I was watching with Vivies started to watch Friends. He is not only my friend, but he's my director. He is awesome. I love him. Okay, so we're at 65. Ronetta, Doomsday is concerning. Endgame works because history of characters over numerous films. Cap, Nat, move on scene in Endgame Works because the scene in Winter Soldier, I trust you.

There's another continued one, but Mearsham follows up and says support to the lovely Roxy and lovely Mike. We're in part two here. We'll get to part two in a second. The Sink Lord, sub team, Mike, who's your favorite bond and who do you think is the best? I grew up with Pierce Brosden. He had great delivery and best gadgets. So cool. I'm always stand by this.

I think Timothy Dalton is the best bond. He was awesome. He was, I say this, my quote is this, he was the Daniel Craig Bond before Daniel Craig was Bond. Oh, that's a good call.

Randall, that scene, Civil War at Peggy's funeral, all the lay of the groundwork for the emotional thread. What characters have been more than a one-off in this phase that have real connections, concerns. 100%.

That's a great point, man. I think it's good points. It's like that you, they're going to, but here's the counter to that. we were so used to following this MCU as a television show that we forget traditionally movies are set up here's movie one let's get engaged in movie one and then when movie two comes out then we're now have part two of that film you can still do that you don't have to have

everything you're going to have to set a lot of things up you're not going to have that same kind of connection but we're so used to the way that the MCU is and we're like they haven't set up everything the way that they set up everything else let them set this movie up. They have a lot of work with all these characters, but there's a chance, but I guess I'm blazing mar. Okay, let's see. Right now, 66, and Simon section says part one.

You got to keep a push it. We are behind. I know. Well, we're behind on time, you mean? Yeah. Yeah, we're behind on time because of me, because of that 10 minutes, where the shows are so far, are you rushed out at? I'm going to do the best I can, but I got to get it. You just tell me when you got to go. Yep.

Because right now, because again, I pushed us back because of 10, minutes. The show right now is only an hour and 48 minutes, but certainly. Simon section, part one, R. Peter Robert Redford, the Brad Pitt, before Brad Pitt. That's what I said. Finally, someone passed away. I was hoping C.K. would survive only for him to have his George Wallace moment and go to a particular church. And you deciding to mumble the rest of that was. It's unnecessary. It's unnecessary. Lobo, come on Scorsese. You're like Hydra. It's unnecessary. Come on, Scorsetia. Just one more film before you leave us. Just one more film. Of course, he's going to do another one. And he's got to do that Frank Sinatra one.

Sean McCabe, Christian, Roxy, Mike, Steph, Winston, Coy, Rogan, everyone I forgot. You all kick ass. Thank you, Sean. And all around team. We've got Chris Carr. And around team who bust their humps day in a day. I'd love you. I got your six. I knew you do, Sean. Sean's a man. Oh, very nice, Sean. Time and two. Beg for forgiveness like O.J. and Holcogan, or I'm out loud and proud. To some of who that might be surprised, others would blame out on the injury. I don't really necessarily, Simon, I love you to death. Sometimes she puts things in there,

I don't really get it. Did you get it, rocks? I don't get it. What was the part one of this? I don't remember. Oh, the,

somebody should beg for forgiveness. I don't understand. I'm sorry, Simon. Christopher Brickner, my confidence for Avengers doomsday is that Figey is able to give the movies his full attention now. For a while,

he's spread very thin. Yeah, You hope so, right, Mike? We'll see. We'll see how it actually plays out. Go, pal. Dan did a follow-up on his numbers versus variety. They don't line up and not in a way he could work out about the fraction of box

box coming to studio. So I guess he said the profit didn't really make sense. I guess so. I mean, I love Dan. He was wrong or he's saying. I think he's saying for what they're, I mean, I assume. Right. He's wrong.

Yeah. I love Dan. I really do. but when it comes to box office numbers, I think, I don't know. Okay. He's very good at them.

He's very good at, but I know what Mike saying? Mike saying he's as good as he is. But what access does Dan have to the financials? You're saying he's not a paper that doesn't have the access to the financials that like people. Totally do. That's fair.

Ralph. JFK, platoon, born on the 4th of July, Wall Street, Scarface, the doors, any given Sunday.

Oliver Stone was a top tier director. He sure was. Natural Burn Killers is. one I really like to. Why were we talking about him? About Oliver Stone. You just brought them up. Support for Roxy and Mike.

Roxy, you look great in that red dress for the Apple Emmy party. Thank you. Where'd you get that dress? My friend Jess lent it to me. I was really nervous about it because everybody you know is in their designer dresses. Like even the people that I was there with, like they all dropped $4,000 on dresses. And I was like, I cannot do that. I could barely

whatever. So I was happy that I thought that it looked great. You looked great. Mike Joyce. They opened a real central perk in terms of Times Square. Oh, you got to check that out. Time Square seems appropriate. Ralph. No way, Roxy. Tom Cruise, Leo, Denzel, Pitt, Julia Roberts, Merrill Street, Gary Elba. They all talk to you backstage and thank you.

Yeah, that's what I said. Top dog. Am I a weirdo for being supremely irritated by the fact that Batman shares a universe with a guy that has bird blindness. Gunn needs to chill out. The bird blindness, the problem, my problem I have with Tim Meadows, and I've said this to you before,

Rocks, and Mike, I think I've said it to you. But I agree with what you said, Mike. He's funny. I love watching his bits, but I don't believe that they would hire him to oversee this job. That's the thing. Like, I, when he's like, and you just got Titties killed, like, I'm crying at his line delivery,

but this is Argus, the high like you got this Rick flag that was going to kill this guy like and I love Frank Grillo in that role I love him he's great he's hired a bunch of buffoons and it's like it looks it looks it looks like that's Hargis is supposed to be this elite force it's just like it's right why would you put him there it doesn't I get the jokes I get it and I get that that's the show he's doing but still and it works because when Peace Baker popped up in Superman it fit it just Yes, Ralph. I like Jeffrey Wright and no disrespect to him and even J.K. Simmons, but Gary Oldman is the Jim Gordon.

Maybe my favorite casting in all three Nolan. He's great in that. I'm just watching it. So we just, people are out here Dark Night Rises. As soon as this show is over, I'm going to make it public with me and Sam, Dark Night Rise's reaction. Nick Alexander, I watched the Munsters again last night. Holy fact and shit, the only way to make it worth it is to watch your reaction with Brett. I remember when you guys, you guys were like on a kick for like weeks about that.

For weeks, $40 million. biggest scam in history uh brandon summers pitch a spin off for a character from a movie you enjoy summer movie with tremel tillman's character for mission impossible would be incredible it's a good one it's a good question um huh let's see another one though brandon as much as i it's just like it's one of those ones that you get you got to like really dive deep into it to think like which who's the first person i would think of to do their own character i mean the first one i don't know who comes to mind that's tough man yes it's hard Yeah. You know what? I'll give you one.

Frank Rillo. I'd like to see a movie with Frank Rillow's trainer, the trainer from Warrior, managing you fighter. That'd be cool. That's such a good question, man. I'll have to get back to you. Maybe reach out to me at Twitter if you're on Twitter and I'll answer that. Ralph, who would you like to see,

AKA Stalin, no holds barred documentary about After Sheen. Mine is Robert Dayne Jr. It's a good one. Also, Mark, for my son made me cry. Who, who are you? I would love to see this, but I don't know how authentic would be? I would love to see one of these on Steven Seagal. Oh my God. That would be super authentic.

But you have to, but would he be as open as is, that's what I'm saying. I would love to see. Eddie Murphy. The fall of that man to what he has become, my God. Yeah, it's true. Roxy, you got one in the, you can think of it.

Oh, it's going to. Is she the one right now, Roxette, like her face? She's like painted the eyebrows and her Yeah, and there's like a heart. I just am curious what's going on. I'm wanting to watch somebody. I just, what happened? Hey, this Sunday is Tulsa King season three?

Oh, great. I'm so caught up on, I just got caught up on two, so it would be like bouncing. Oh, my God. Yay, I didn't know. Zrod. Which X-Men are you all excited to see in Doomsday? If the old school X-Men,

then probably watching Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen again. It'd be great. Yeah. I want to, I mean, for me, it's James Mars, then it's psychos, but when he popped up, when he popped up in Days of Future Past and they had that nice little thing at the end, like that was awesome. And that's what I needed. But I do want to see him finally get the do in the role because he's always been shortchanged.

There. Top Talk. Has Sam Wash Tarantino's film. She's seen Pulp Fiction and the Kill Bill movies, but not the other ones. So, go back. My dad thinks he's very promising director. That was hilarious. Go Pell, a USHK John Wu reaction series would be great.

Killer, hard-boiled, broken arrow, face off. It's something that could be in Illinois. Probably, it'd probably be Winston. Don't forget, Hard Target. I know, you brought that up earlier. But Winston, Winston would probably be the one to watch those. James LaVario. I drove from Austin to Nashville to see 9-inch nails last weekend.

What do you think of their music and trend Atticus Films? Well, they just did after the hunt. Really good. And they're doing Tron also. When I see they're doing a score, I'm so excited. Let's see. Next one is Bobby Jackson. Just saying hi.

Hi, Bobby. Bobby rules. We say that about Bobby. Bobby is one of the best. 70s so far as we're getting down to sink lord. It's up team. Mike, who's your favorite bond? We did that already.

That's Tim Dalton. And who do you think is the best? Who's the best outside of him? I grew up with Pierce Brosney, a great delivery and best gadgets. So cool. Yeah, Timothy Dalton's the best. That's my thing.

Stand by that. This is hilarious. Trey, if the ads in your assess, they're relentless, sensationalable, bottomless, unreasonable, not understandable need to pay your bills can coarsely and just suck it. The sheer audacity. Just kidding.

Love you too. Thank you. That was from something last week. So thank you very much. Trey also says, I'm kidding. You're in Muffin. I got it. I got it.

Okay, 71 thus far. And the next one, as we are going on the line here. John Morgan. What's up, guys? Zeppelin or Sabbath Sabbath Nirvana or Allison Chains I like them both but Nirvana or someone else from that scene in the 90s girl jam also uh also loved caught stealing yeah there you go a lot of people like that nirvana okay uh Mike you got any choice or not and sound guard I don't favorite of that Josh Vascovitz Roxy's a gangster for bringing up AMF yeah yeah I mean I am like destroyed Stephen talking about it Trey, please don't eat me off. I jokes. I kid. I got you. I got you.

Legend, M.M. 600. You all rock. Let's go Mariners. Stop this. We division leader. Stop this. Mad dog. You have a sense of humor. Thank you. You forgot about my second part. Black Rabbit looks good. Which one's the Black Rabbit? I know what that is. Movie? Yeah. I missed. Oh, yeah. That's the one. That's the one with, I know what it is.

That's the, yeah, the Jude Law and Jason Bateman one. Oh. Have you seen that trailer, Rock? No. It looks good. It looks pretty good. Yeah, I agree. Trey. Love you all and you do great work. Thanks for letting goof for you guys. You're all my memory of movie. Series on Netflix. Yeah, it looked good. We saw the trailer. Thank you, Trey. We much appreciate. Great profile pick. The Sinklord. Interesting take, Mike. I do like Timothy Daldon. License the Kill is a great watch. Top 5 movies. Great soundtrack. Patty LaBelle and Gladys Nade. There you go, buddy. Oh, no. Rocks. You look great. Total smoke show. All due respect. Sydney Sweeney, who?

Josh Vasker. Yeah, that's what everyone said to me. Sydney Sweeney, who? Did you see her when you were there? No. You got a bath soap coming out, Roxy? Yep. Would you buy it? No, don't ask you that question. What we should do?

So my balls are nuts. I'm in section. Apologies, guys. When I saw people versus Larry Flynn after the failed attempt on his life, he was in a wheelchair and a court, wearing a T-shirt saying, I wish I was black.

That's not the same person, but I'm still controversial, okay? I guess that's what you're talking about. Thank you, Simon. He's talking about Larry Flint. Trey Warden, I feel bad that I can't hold my farts in at work and cropped us my co-workers, mercilessly it was like Mike Mike you send this in

poor but gotta let it fly baby yeah I feel like Mike you do that universal no amount of people who had me Christian asking who it was that I was calling smelly it just made me think of that because the crop doesn't absolutely hilarious um okay we did it officially the show's two hours so we went over a little bit we hit the 10 minutes over um 71 71 pretty good

so then tomorrow I'll have a chance We have a shot. And then we'll see if we'll see if Steph can do it on Thursday or the new team of capes and cows. We'll see. All right. What's the new team of capes and cows? With Chris Carr. She replaced Koi?

Yeah. Simon section. Coy, is conflict of interest of Koi because of the D.C. show. Simon's section. Mike, if there were to come up with a video game where you'd play Timothy D. Dalton as Bond, what story or gadgets or countries would you like to fall? we've got to go to the far east we've got to go to somewhere in eastern europe

yeah got to have a i got to have the golden eye grappling hook belt uh that's a good gadget i love yeah all right rocks uh where can the good people find you everywhere at roxy strayer wednesdays and sundays on my youtube channel youtube dot com slash roxy strayer at mike kellanowski twitter instagram thank you guys for joining us here uh apple podcast Spotify and speaking of Spotify, I will get yesterday's show with Roka and Merle up on there too. Like I said, it was the city all day. I handled that. So by to Roxy, by it to Mike.

Thank you guys again for being here. I really appreciate it. 72 on the 73 on the day here. Looking forward to your demon say reaction. Christian says, Jake, thank you, Jake. Hopefully people watch them. Keep doing them. So let's see what happens.

You guys rule. Clips channel. Make sure you go to that clips channel. Please and thank you. Check out my out of the theater reactions. that I did. I did two smaller, well, one smaller film, one big budget film, so make sure you go and you check

those out. It helps get more exposure to those movies. Tomorrow, please check out the show. I'm going to be in real, my friend Andrew Freed about the Charlie Doc, legend MM 600. Favorite team and player, mine's our catcher. I'm Yankees. And right now,

it's hard, it's cliché, but I mean, how does you not like, how does a judge not the best? Thank you guys for being here. Again, my bon, oh, here you go, Mike, before you go, Bon, who's your favorite Bond villain all the time? Off the top of the head, Raul Silva, Harvey Bar Dam in Skyfall.

There you go. Thanks again, everybody. We'll be back here. I'll be back here tomorrow. Make sure you come and you check us out. Make sure you stay on this channel. We're going to release the Dark Night Rises reaction in just a second here. So appreciate you, and we'll see you on the flip side.

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