The Morning Stream - TMS 2871: We blame Ken Jonnings

Episode Date: August 18, 2025

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The morning stream. Wouldn't there. That's the perfect one to grab it at random since I screwed that up. Totally was. So appropriate. I didn't even plan that. Hey, everybody. Welcome to TMS.

It's the morning stream. It is August 18th, 2025. What? It's the 18th? Yeah, 18th. I know. Right. It just feels August is going too fast.

that's jacked up Brian that does not feel right at all I know we do this like every month but this one really grabbed me just now like right now going it's the 18th are you freaking kidding me it's it's redunculus god it's redunculus I don't like it I like a refund on the month please anyway we're here we got stuff to talk about we got a whole show plan for you find folks um Brian I have I have big questions about how your garage sale went I know you were what Brian went through I think you talked about it here on the show but you went through so many where is it film sack but you talk about all your bags talking about a film sack i'm i'm a dude who like is was on a constant search in the 90s and 20 2000s and 2010s for the perfect travel bag the

perfect computer bag and the one i have i'm very happy with it's been my bag actually it's one it's one that i didn't even pay money for it was a a prize from the alzheimer's research group um the longest day for one of the game streams that i did and and i raised enough money they're like hey you get a you get a free bag and it turned out to be the perfect bag like it's got pockets on the outside which i like pockets tons of pockets on the inside easy access to the things that i want quick uh access to without having to open everything up you know that sort of thing and um but in my years of of of collecting bags i had uh i counted 15 of them now five of those were blizzard related blizzcon bags world war

craft bags and I still well we get to that I guess a spoiler took him to the garage sale but because I got there late ran this stuff out there after film sack we had taken a big load of stuff Friday night but did film sack and I'm like oh I'm going to take all those bags so I really quickly went through

them drove him out there but by that point the big rush was gone all of the other stuff that I had sold really a couple yeah a couple old games old board games that I got for free from loot crate or other sources. Don't worry. Tadpoolers, when you give me a board game,

it's one I keep. I got one free from fidget factory for buying a Spider-Man fidget or something. I'm like, never took the plastic off of it. Got a Harry Potter code names from a neighbor during a white elephant game gift thing. Oh, yeah. He can let those go. We're never going to take the plastic off of this because, yeah. I love, look, I love code names, but

I love code names. It's the same game. So unless you're super into the variant, it's like get rid of it. It's got to be a variant that everybody knows. And we're not taking it over to Tina's mom's house and playing Harry Potter code names with her. No. You know, I'm not taking Marvel code names. I don't own Marvel code names, but I'm not taking it over to, you know, Aunt Barb's,

although George and I would kick ass at it. But anyway. Stack the deck. So went out there to the garage sale. and we're sitting there and there's a slow trickle of people coming and it's late morning early afternoon and a guy

comes up an elderly guy and says hey I used to live here and I made the joke oh in this garage how did he like that did he like it oh good you thought it was funny but he started talking to Barb

and they were like figuring out where in the timeline because he didn't she didn't buy the house from him when she moved there there were other people people in between. But he was like, yeah, I lived in this house for a couple years and then sold it. And she's like, oh, my God, I can't believe. I've never met any of the people who've lived in this house before. It's fascinating. So, cool, he leaves. And then we get another couple that

comes by and they're perusing everything. They're, they're checking out the 17-inch view sonic monitor that I bought, which sadly didn't yet purchased. Who's buying a 17-inch monitor these days? I don't know. Is it a CRT or flat panel? flat panel oh geez even then yeah you'd have to they'd probably some really basic need like a dumb terminal or something nobody needs that anymore like exactly like i just need a tv in my kids room and i can hook up a chrome cast this thing or something yeah but uh he gets up close to us and and uh like oh where where you guys from oh we live just a block away and and uh then barb starts uh to tell him she's like oh well you won't believe what happened the uh one of the people who used to live in this

house came by now at this point this guy they're they're pretty much done shopping it's just chit chat time she starts talking about oh yeah the previous owner from the house came by and was talking to us he starts going yep oh yeah really yep yep he starts backing up he is backing away as he's going you know like like holy shit responding to her story like i have never seen someone so subtly trying not so subtly trying to escape a conversation than this guy right here if he i've seen olympic sprinters that that moves more slowly than this guy like he he could not get out of there fast enough and as soon as he gets in the car all six of us that's george barb me tina a couple kids bust out laughing like he he just couldn't get out of their

fast enough. This is one of my favorite stories you've ever told. I love stuff like this. It's so great. Like he he wasn't like there wasn't because it was some gnarly story about the guy when he lived there and now you guys are starting to figure it out. It's like Chris Hanson's been here and confronted me. Not even a little bit.

Like it was just, Barb had barely started this story and this guy was making his way, making his way far away. But it was it was like if you watch that Homer Simpson backing into the hedge, but on high speed, if you played that Giff at three times normal speeds.

Oh my gosh, dude. That quickly. So, of course, later on that day, as soon as Barb started telling me a story, I stood up and started backing away and going, oh, uh-huh, yeah, uh-huh, that's good. Yeah, wow, interesting. That's awesome.

She did not find that as funny as I did and a couple of the kids did. Oh, I imagine not, right? Yeah. Yeah, I would have died. Later on, she found it funny. Yeah, I would have cracked up. Nobody wants somebody walking away while you're telling a story, but in retrospect, that's some funny shit right there.

That's some funny shit right there. That's some funny shit. shit yeah nice so by the way i mentioned pre-show that had uh dinner with um leslie victorine her friend amy all the kids logan sammy wyatt um today is actually amy's birthday so if you could throw out a quick uh happy dursh day oh hell yeah let's do it hold on uh i got it handy here uh here you happy birthday yeah that's very nice lovely lovely family and they live out here uh Leslie was uh visiting them and they went and saw the Danny Elfman show at Red Rocks last night, which I'm sure was freaking amazing.

I'll bet it was. Yeah, I hear that tour is real good from what I've heard. Kim went and saw, you know, she saw that Cindy Lopper the other day. Yeah. She loved it. She had a great time. She said she couldn't believe this 73-year-old pop star was just tearing up the stage, dancing, jumping, freaking out, girls just want to have fun, all that.

They had a great time. It's this nice outdoor venue we have out here, and she had a great time. So, yeah, it's a big, big weekend for the 80s rockers, you know? Nice, nice. I saw a movie last night. Oh, yeah. I'll make this quick because we got Dunaway coming up in like right now. A minute.

Yeah. He, or Kim and I went and saw Nobody 2. Here is my 10 second review. Okay. If you liked Nobody 1, you're going to really like nobody 2. Okay. It's more the same. It's more of the same.

It's a good time. It's a fun time. I only have one complaint. and that is the chief villain's a little bit too much of a cartoon. When you see it, you'll know what I'm talking about. I don't want to spoil it. It's handled a little too campy, that bit, that one bit. Okay.

The rest of it, good time. Lots of fun violence and elevators and tight spaces and, you know, John Wick adjacent stuff. That's pretty good. It's what you go see those movies for, the outrageous fight scenes and stuff like that. Like what else you even there for? Right. You got to be there for that.

All right. We're going to play a game. It's going to be with Brian Dunaway, and it's going to have this intro. Oh, look who it is. It's our old pal Brian Dunaway. What's going on, man? Oh, oh, is it me?

Oh, hi, it's you. It's you. How are you? It's a you. What are you doing today? Are you working? Yeah, of course. Right now.

All right. Paying them bills, man. Getting it done. Shut up you guys. I'm trying to do my thing. Hold on a second. Trying to get work done. I get you, man.

I'm at lunch, fool. It's good to have you here. I hope your lunch is a winning lunch because you're about to face your nemesis in the form of me. I won last week, last half-asses, so it's time for me to either put up or shut up. It's my game to lose. To fend your title. That's right. Brian, why don't you explain what this is and maybe who might win what?

I will do all of that. Welcome to the morning half-asses. A trivia game where I'm actually going to be giving you to the answers. I'm going to give Scott and Brian a category and six possible answers, three of which are correct than three, like stepping away slowly as somebody's telling a story is incorrect, depending on how confident they feel with a category that can provide one, two, or three guesses. But if they get any of those guesses

wrong, they get zero points for that round. Get one right, you get a point. Two right gets you three points. Three right gets you five points. We'll add all those points up at the end and the player with the most points. One's a prize for their contestant. You're not playing for yourselves. You're playing for other people. Scott, you're playing for a patron

named Mark Polardi. Nice. A patron saint, Mark Wood. That's right. His name's very familiar to me. I don't know why. He's the patron saint of quality footwear. Yeah. There you go.

Brian, you're playing for St. Stephen Edsel, who is the patron saint for cereal cables. Ooh. Yeah. Appropriate, actually. You might have to go back

and look that one up, kids. I love it, though. It's a good one. Good deep cut. All right. All right, let's get to the game here, and we'll talk about what the prizes are afterwards your uh your first category your first topic uh remember we're looking

forth the the three correct answers the three right uh oh i've been playing this all wrong you have that's that's that's why that's why you do as well as you do number one countries with multiple capitals which of these countries have multiple capitals your choices are i didn't even know that was a thing i didn't either don't think that i had no idea great then uh first one Eswatini, formerly Swaziland. Number two, Serbia, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, South Africa, and Sudan. Oh my gosh, dude. The question was written, by the way, before Swaziland changed its name to Eswatini.

Otherwise, all of these would be S's. Wow. Did that, that was recent? I didn't know that. 2018? That's fairly recent. Yeah. I did no idea.

All right. Well, this is one of them guesswork jobs. sure guesswork jobs yeah guess work jobs i didn't know there were such a thing kind of like making love to me yeah baby job yeah this is this good how about this is this good um all right uh you guys were all over the place on this one uh i went with the most wishy-washy places you did south africa Saudi Arabia most well i'm telling people what you chose how about that right right right um the most wishy-washy of places south africa does have uh multiple capitals actually it's got oh man tiny tiny writing got to get the glasses out nothing wrong with that um three of

um pretoria bloom fontaine and cape town in south africa so three capitals wow uh scott let's look at yours sri lanka is one of the ones you chose uh yes sri lanka also has three shri jia ward and usipitura kote and colombo koate oh i like colombo chote does that does that capital is it walk away does it turn around and go, oh, yeah, one more question. It does. It basically says two capitals. One more capital. Yeah, one more capital before I go. Yeah.

Ask your parents, everybody. Tali is already disagreeing with the question. It would be great. Let's go to the other two. You guys chose Serbia and South Africa. That is, oh, I did write capital. Well, capital of an A. You're right.

Thank you. Serbia and Saudi Arabia only have one capital each. Belgrade for Serbia and Riyadh, for Saudi Arabia. Poop. All right. Well, poop in times. I knew that Saudi Arabia was definitely just the one

because I saw something recent that told me that, but that's a bit of a cheat. Everything else was like a confusing mess. I know about Saudi Arabia could fill a nothing. A big old cup of nothing. By the way, let me show on screen here, the Ken Jennings

written card that says multiple capitals with an A instead of an O for cap oh shit it should be it should be capitol's yeah we blame ken jennings i do blame ken i should i should i should get free points in which means you blame the utah school system because that's where he was raised so it's our fault that's right i should have caught it because i've been writing all week like talking about uh washington wisconsin dc and visiting the u s capital i'm spelling correctly with an oh so there you why i thought it was like everything with two words in

it like it's got right yeah because there is two capitals yeah south africa so i think i'm actually right yeah you are correct uh by the way the question is written saudi arabia and south africa each contain more than one capital hey let's get uh question two because uh i'm going to get yelled out by nicole if we don't uh no question number two is people shorter than five foot four inches five feet four inches which of these people were shorter than 5.4. Martin Luther King, Martin Scorsese, Paul Simon, Prince, Napoleon Bonaparte,

and Woody Allen. I was really hoping my sister was on here. That's an easy one. Oh, man. I think I know it's all three of these. No. I'm going to try it. I'm going all in.

Go all in then. One of them's a trick. One of them's a trick? Yeah, I think. Yeah, one of them is classical. known for being super short, but not as short as people pretend. I'm worried because

I'm not hearing Ibit. I'm sorry. He doesn't want to give you any hints, Brian? I don't want to give any hints, plus I'm watching the Tadpool argue over my questions. Their goal is just a two-time, those guys in there. They really are. Yes. That means

more than 5-4-3, 5-3-0. Oh, here we go ahead. Less than 5-4. All right, you guys both hit Paul Simon. Yes, in addition to 50 ways to leave your lover. He is also shorter than 5.4s. Paul Simon specifically is 5.2. He's a wee little guy.

You guys also chose Prince. Now, Prince, he had a lot of really tall bandmates. Yeah, maybe the problem. Apollonia was like, she was already 6'9, and then she wore four-inch heels. That's center. No, I'm kidding. Princess. Prince is 5.3.

Yeah, Prince is short. So you guys both got that one. You split on the other one. One of you did Martin Scorsese. The other one did Woody Allen. Woody Allen is like 12 foot tall. Yeah. Woody Allen is 5 foot six inches.

Scott. Corrupt answer. All three, right. Martin Scorsese being the other shorty. He's also 5.3, just like Prince. I think I got that from his, his TikTok with his daughter that he does, this channel he looks so short in every shot they take really that's that's the only reason i thought maybe he was the dude so he's the dude he's the short little dude how tall how tall was uh boner

part how tall was he bonaparte was um five seven five seven okay never never as short as everyone thought no no not as walking phoenix but no but who is really but still uh all right let's get to yeah who is job scott looks like you're going to take this one no way i get three you could You might. You don't know. No way. Give it a shot. This is going to be a dumb one. By the way, I'm kidding about Apollonia. She was not 6.9. Oh, I knew. Did someone in the chat think you were serious? BioCow might have thought I was serious on that one.

All right. No, Sheen Easton was 6'9. Let's go to the last one here. Actors who have played Dracula. Which of these actors actually played the character of Dracula? Your choices are, Gerard Butler, Adam Sandler, Christopher Plummer, Ray Fines, Lanchini Sr. and Leslie Nielsen. Three of these people played Draguolo. I know two of these for sure, but one of them I don't know. I selected three because I have nothing to lose here.

That's true, yeah. Nothing to lose. Everything to gain. Although if you chose just one that you were super sure of, you could lock him out from getting. That's right. That's all you would have needed. He could tie if he gets the right three.

Well, I'm a bad player of games. And I didn't think of that here. It's a very good point. I don't know. Here. I don't know. That's an absolute guess on that last one. All right.

Well, yeah, all right. So let's start with the easy one. Leslie Nielsen. Sure. Dead and loving it. Played Dracula. No problem there. You guys also chose Lon Cheney Senior.

You actually did the very last second brand. And the other one you had selected was Gerard Butler. If you would have kept Gerard Butler You would have actually had the points Because it was Gerard Butler In Dracula 2000 Adam Sandler in the Transylvania

Hotel Transylvania movies Animated ones And Oh well And those are the three Dead and Loving it Hotel Transylvania Gerald

Gerard Butler felt right But I couldn't I was like I couldn't think of it I was like I don't remember being anything I have no memory that You would have forced the tie Damn dude look at you going not going with your gut that's a shame that's what you do you don't second guess

you don't second guess your guts yeah don't talk to yourself out of a right answer well that means congratulations to scott for uh to pete yeah uh and congratulations for uh to mark polarity who because scott was playing for him is going to get a copy of sonic mania and sonic mania encore d lc fantastic sonic game people don't know enough about mania mania is like a throwback and a new same time. It is real good. Nice. But don't worry, Stephen Edsel, you're getting a copy of Sithe, Digital Edition.

Which I don't know anything about, but it might be great. Might be great. Well, there you go. Brian Dunaway, look, you and I are getting together tomorrow. Why are we doing that? Well, the arcade is calling to us, and we want to be cavemen. Tell me what we're covering tomorrow. Cave men, ninjas, or you may know it, is Joe

and Mac. We're going to basically platform and beat a bunch of dinosaurs until we get to the end. Oh, well, that's perfect. I was, I was worried I was not going to have a good time, but now I'm sure I'm going to. So that's fantastic. It's totally, I mean, and it's all, man, I forgot about Captain Caveman. I've been to a whole

caveman thing this whole past week. Sure. Can't wait to talk about it. Yeah, it's going to be great. Play retro wherever we get your podcast. Come watch us live at frogpants. com. TV, Brian Dunaway, kiss our butts. All right. He's getting a little slow on the reply on the kiss our butts. He is. He is. Kind of sad.

Sad performance. his work you know he's thinking about his the spreadsheet that he needs to write a formula for clearly uh all right guess what guys it's time for uh it's time for some fun yeah and by fun i mean a thing that we've missed and by a thing we've missed i mean recommendals here it is well what do you recommend i don't know why i had to explain it that way that was real dumb uh hey everybody look who it is It's our old friend and pal and cohort Nicole Spagg. Hello, Nicole.

How are you? Nicole. We sure can. Can you hear me okay? Yeah, you sound great. I saw it out like one of the best pairs of my headphones with a microphone. Oh, well, you've sought out properly. It sounds fantastic, actually.

I will use these each time. Hey, sound really good. It's fantastic. Thank you. And I thought you were going to play my old intro, like the old Nicole. Remember that? Oh, I probably still have it. What was that called? Do you remember what we, what it was.

Point Blank. Let's see. It was a band called Point Blank. Nicole, I'm going to find it because I like this. I have so many clips of you saying ridiculous things. Let me see if I can find it. You want to choose from in the soundboard label Nicole. I'll have to find out. I have tons of you is the problem.

Like this one. Let me just share you this old, this old favorite. Shedwick. Shedwick. Remember Shedwick? Shedwick. I don't even know. I don't remember what that was.

For the Kakaku, Kakaku, Kakaku. Yeah. Don Chito. I keep all the hits. I keep all the favorites. That's right. For those who are maybe tuning in for the first time to this particular segment, just so you know what this is, this is Recommendals. It's where Nicole in her created segment, by the way, comes from the old movielisha show, decided to bring those here.

And now we're back to doing it with just us. It used to be Wednesday. We were Wednesdays for 15 years. Good Lord. Was it really that long? Holy crap. Wait, we've only been around 14, though, in total, right? Are you sure?

It's 2025. No, I know. We started 2011. I thought you started 2010. Oh, no, yeah. We started movie elitious in 2009. Gotcha. Same year we started the film sec.

I remember that being a deal there. We were battling, like, ooh, what movie podcast. Yeah. We'll reign supreme. I just. knew which whatever one Patrick was on was going to lose that's what I knew at the time because he's French you know the French always lives just kidding Patrick you're the best he's having a hard time so he has a he has a clogged um pipe and he has a in his house he has a clogged pipe in his

house yeah uh and everything's backed up so I'm like oh shit it literally wait is this their place in Helsinki or the one the French one not in France And is that Helsinki's in Finland. Finland. Yeah. Yeah.

Yes. Yes. Dang, man. That's no good. That's not good at all. I feel bad for him. Anyway. So I told him like,

you need to find somebody with a one of those snaker things with a thing on it. Anyway, we're not here to talk about Patrick. No, f that. That means he won. Ultimately. Patrick, exactly.

Like, let him show up and do this if he's so inclined. That being said, I miss Patrick a lot, but, you know, I do too. He's also, he's a French pud. Just kidding. Hey, let's get to the, I love him. I really do. Let's get to the thing here.

We're going to talk about stuff we've seen on streaming services that we think you might enjoy as well. And we have a tradition of Brian going first, and we're not changing it. Brian, you're going first. Why don't you explain your clip here? We'll do. Nicole, move the microphone of your headset up just about half an inch. Oh, because she's breathing on it. Yeah, we're getting breathing noise.

inserted in your nostril there you go much better exactly all right i was letting the dogs out because they were starting to bark and i was well well that answers that question i feel a little out of breath now we know who let the dogs out right let the dogs out uh all right let's get to uh this is the the the clip i've got it is an anthology tv series and that's all i'm going to tell you about it all right Here we go. In ancient times, agents like me were known as the Hattut Zarazi. But now they call us war dogs. The secret network of spies sent out across the world to do the missions that Wakanda does not want known.

But there is a risk when they send people like you and me out into the world. And what is that? We see it For what it is They sent me here to bring you in They sent you here to die Like their others So why follow the path

They set out for you When you can make your own here As they all have I freed these people From their suffering And they worship at my feet Not by compulsion But inspiration, I can free you too.

Well, I feel like he's a complicated character. He is. Feels like a genie or like Will Smith or something. Yeah, just a, just a kind of a dictator, a bad leader, bad leader. That is part one or episode one from the animated Marvel series, Eyes of Wakanda, which just premiered at the beginning of this month. Now, this is the first part, this is the first series of Phase 6 of the MCU.

Brand new, brand new phase. And this thing is fantastic. It's four episodes. Each one is about 30, 35 minutes and features different time periods where Wakandan agents are sent out in the world to retrieve vibranium artifacts that had gotten stolen. You see the beginning of the first episode explains how those

pieces of vibranium got out into the world and they've got to go back and retrieve from like the Trojan War and from you know ancient Greece

and 1896 Israel or something I'm trying to remember all the different places but it's really really cool the animation is

spectacular this is not your I mean I really like the animation style they used for what if of course x-men 97 has its own thing they've they've done some really cool things with animation this one feels like a very cool science fictiony stylized um world that just happens to be um ancient uh ancient time time periods that uh the wakandan agents are having to go back into you can tell they're they're kind of eight not aping on because i don't that's not what i mean

It's not the wrong connotation, but it seems very like the arcane style that everybody's doing these days, like just a nice painterly sort of thing. Right. It's extremely artistic and does nothing but adds to the beauty of this series. It's a very beautiful series. It's also got a lot of fun. Like there is some great hilarious interplay with some of the characters. There's almost like a buddy cop episode. you get an early appearance of a character or really a possession of a character, so to speak,

that appear it in Netflix series. I won't go into much more detail than that, but you get a very cool, like, introduction to the spirit that leads to a character you see later on. So you're confirming that stick is in there. Stick. Yeah, yes, right, the stick. The actual stick. Great.

Is in here. Not a character, but a stick. Yeah, just a stick. And that's it. That's all you get. Exactly. It's really good. And it's a quick watch.

It's a bummer. This thing was announced as a kind of one and done limited series because this would be a great annual series to just keep getting more and more seasons of because it's so much fun. I guess with the fact that it's these specific time periods, it's not like they can keep adding new time periods to, to go back to but um it's interesting they used an anthology uh animated show to kick off phase six right it is yeah it's i don't think that there are any lasting repercussions because of the historical nature of the show there's not something that i feel is is introduced here that's going to get paid off in doomsday or secret wars or anything like that however maybe um with one specific character that character that I mentioned before, that could be a way of bringing them back into the MCU

and maybe a better, a better format. But, yeah, that episode of Eyes of Wakanda was better than the entire series that character had on Netflix. And boy, I feel like I've just given it away, but that's all right. I don't know. They haven't seen either of those. They won't know. That's true.

Yeah. They might not have. So it's on Disney Plus. It's on Disney Plus, like I said, four episodes, each about a half an hour long, produced, executive produced by Ryan Coogler, who of course did Wakanda Forever in the Black Panther films. Some incredible voice work. You heard Winnie Harlow there and Chris Williams. Lots of video game alumni. I like these guys.

Yes. That's great. A bunch of lizard people, yeah. Very highly recommended. You'll, I think, watch the first episode. you'll be hooked. This isn't one of those where, you know, decide what you think out for the first episode. If you're listening to us, if you're listening to TMS, then this is something probably that you're going to really enjoy. So it's like saying, you could even say watch it on Hulu

because pretty soon these are the same jam service. All, all one little homogenous little network is what it's going to be. Yeah, we don't know how we feel about that yet. Uh, all right. Well, there you go. That looks awesome. I do want to see this one. This is maybe the most intrigued I've been about the animated stuff there since probably X-Men 90s. seven maybe. Well, it's well deserved because it's it's kind of an unknown quantity, right? You're going into historical Wakandan agents, right? And we know about the Dormelagia. We know about Black Panther. We know about, you know, all the modern stuff. But what was Wakanda like in the, you know, in the BC and the early AD timeframe? So, well, Disney invite you to find out. Go

check it out. Nicole, let's swing Mike over to you. What do you got this week before I hit the thing? Oh, oh, my clip, my clip, my clip. Yeah, your clip. The map, the map, the map. Yes. I asked you, can you, can you put me on camera or is that something different? It's something

different, but I can call you on a thing and put you on camera if you want. Don't worry about it. No, no, no. You sure? Don't worry about it. I don't mind doing it if you want to get on. It's all right. You'd have to answer. Here's how it works. You'd have to answer Discord and then mute Discord. If you can do that and then stay on the audio here, you'd be fine. You want to do it? I can do it. Sure. We're doing it. All right. We're doing it.

Here comes. Watch this, you guys. We're going to blow your minds. Hold on a second. Did you get all gussied up for recommendals, Nicole? Yeah. I did. If you did, then I'm 100% cool with that. Let's see. I'm going to deaf and you. You will not hear us. I muted it. Oh, look at you. Okay. I don't see your video, though. You have to send us camera. Can you see. send us to the camera? Oh, I had the camera turned off. Oh, there you are. Hello. There she is. There she is. All right. Look at that. I just feel like, I feel more part of the show when I get to be on the camera. Yeah. We can do it every time. You should. Yeah. Why choose a sleep number smart bed? Can I make my site softer? Can I make my site firmer? Can we sleep cooler? Sleep number does that. Cools up to eight times faster and let you choose your ideal comfort on either side.

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That's an old throwback. Speaking of old throwbacks. He used to draw a lot. Is he still drawn all the time? So that was part of his condition. He couldn't write. He stopped writing. He stopped talking.

He had a lot of problems over the summer And he's slowly coming back and doing fun little snakes for me So I love it I'm glad that would be so frustrating Yeah, it is so he's kind of relearning things right now So yeah, we're we're in a Awful place as far as our diet is concerned Because we have a very restrictive elimination diet that we're doing but we're you know we're watching movies together we're doing family time i did not watch this

movie with him though i he he probably could yeah i think he would love it actually to be honest with you he just got his ears pierced he um he's like man they take 12 vials of blood for me i can get my ears pierced i'm like do your thing fair point yeah i'm with him So, this is a movie, I think it's on Amazon Prime, right, Brian, Amazon Prime? I think so. I think that's right. Yes, I'm pretty sure. But you might be able to find it other places, too.

This movie is so ahead of its time. It was made in 1995. It holds up. I don't know why. I'll give you a clue. I am in a Patrick Swayze kind of mood. So I have watched Dirty Day. Like, I normally don't re-watch movies.

But one day I was just like, I want to watch dirty dancing. And so I watched dirty dancing. And then I watched this one and I was like, oh, I miss Patrick Swayze. Yeah, he was great. So, like I said, this movie way ahead of its time, it holds up. I think it's wonderful. If you haven't watched it, I encourage you to watch it. I'm sorry if you hear my dog barking.

But yeah, it is, I love it. I love, love, love, love it. I love, love it. And I've never recommended it. Here's your clip. We'll see what we get. How are we going to know where we're going, okay? Instincts, my dear. And exquisite wit. Darling, if you're going to become a drag queen, you're going to have to learn these things. What do you mean be a drag queen? I am a drag queen. Oh, child. No, no, no. You are simply put a boy in a dress.

When a straight man puts on a dress and gets his sexual kicks, he is a transvestite. When a man is a woman trapped in a man's body and has the little operation, he is a transsexual. I know that. When a gay man has way too much fashion sense for one gender, he is a drag queen. Thank you. And when a tired little Latin boy puts on a dress, he is simply a boy in a dress. I'm just a boy in a dress. Oh, absolutely.

Was it a blade in there, driving the car? Yeah. Yeah, you heard mainly Wesley Snipes. The fact that Patrick Swayze and Wesley Snites were probably at the height of their career, right? And did this movie. It is. And then you also had, it's a bold move. It is, it's, I don't, would that happen today?

I don't know, but, um, what's the name of it? You also heard Chi Chi in the back as, um, we should, we should tell, we should tell, we should tell people the name of this movie so they know what movie we were talking about. Oh, yeah. So usually it's just called to Wong Fu, but it's a longer name. It's too Wang Fu. Thanks for everything. Julian Umar. Or Julie. That's the, the full name of, of the movie, but usually people just short it to Wang Fu. It's such a long, long name.

And the reason why it's called that is because these three, well, two drag queens and a boy in a dress who wants to be a drag queen, they win a contest hosted by Rupal and they

decide to cash in their flights and get a car and drive to L.A. for the big drag queen competition. And it's a fish out of water story. It is, the time framing of it is like I really hadn't really thought about it, but they were really only in this small little town for a couple of days.

And they just totally transform it. And so you have so many amazing. amazing actors as I was going through the list. Oh, my dogs, I want to just kick their butts. We barely, if it helps you at all, we barely know. We're just some tip-tapy, that's all. So you have stalker Channing. You have Chris Penn.

Oh, my God, Chris Penn. Is the cop that is looking for Patrick Swayze, who plays Vita, Miss Vita. they get stopped by Chris Penn, Sheriff Dollared, and tries to take advantage of Ms. Vita. And she knocks him out, but leaves a shoe. So he has this shoe, this giant shoe that he's going around looking for Ms. Vita. Isn't this movie based on that Australian thing that... Priscilla Queen of the Desert? That's something else, I think.

they were just I thought this was based on that weren't they? Yeah, I think they're around the same time. Okay. I thought there was a whole like this is the U.S.

take on it and it wasn't as good or something like that. Adventures of Priscilla. Queen of the Desert. Yeah. It might be. I mean, they're they're they were 94.

Yeah, both road trip. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know. I could be wrong on that. It's just something I remember hearing. I totally forgot that Robin Williams was in this

which as I'm looking the bird cage came out in 96 so you have a lot of these very

I don't know heartwarming a real look at gay and lesbian people in that community and they make them a person

and they are people And I just, I don't know, I have a heart, I've, I've just a loving spot for this movie that I wanted to recommend it and encourage people to watch it because it is still funny as heck. And you probably don't remember a lot of it if you watched it when it first came out. I saw it. Yeah, that's, that's, I saw when it first came out. I'm sure there are things that I probably confused between that and Priscilla Queen of the Desert. There's a couple songs, I'm sure, that I'm trying to remember if... I don't think there's any songs in Tuang Fu. Okay, so I'm definitely thinking of, I've never been to me. Terence Stamp actually singing that one, right?

Yeah, just died yesterday. Yeah. Just passed away. Weird parallel right there. Yeah. Alice Drummond, who plays Clara, she's in the small town. She doesn't speak. She's an old lady.

And all I can think about is her. Ghostbusters when they ask her in the library. She's the one that finds the ghost in the library that her uncle thought he was St. Jerome. It's that actress. She's great. She's wonderful. She's wonderful in this, but that's all I can think of is that scene in Ghostbusters.

She's forever connected to that scene. So I've never seen this one. You're saying I should. You're saying, get in, I know, I just never did, never got around to it. Oh, my goodness. Please watch. A light Danner. Light Danner is in it.

It's a Glenna Paltrow's mom, right? Oh, really? Isn't Blatner? Oh, I didn't know that. That's crazy. I didn't know she had a semi-famous parent. I thought she just made vagina. Oh, no, she's definitely a nepotism baby.

Yeah. Oh, okay. But I can't remember. I love when you look at the cast, at the very, very bottom is the rude boy. And it's a guy holding up an Emmy or his. Michael Tushiyash. Sure. I'll bet you're nailing it.

I'll bet you're nailing that name. TuSas. Yeah. Toussas. It sounds like German. It sounds German, like a house, you know, houses, house, house, house, house, house, yeah. You have all, nine. I'm blown away that you have not seen this movie.

Well, I need to then. So prime, you say, is where I get it. Prime and Hulu looks like it's in a couple places. I like when they do that. I like a little option. I'm so excited for you. All right. You know what?

I'm going to do it and I'll let you know. I've seen Priscilla Queen of the Desert. I thought they were based on the same thing, which is probably why I just never got around to this one. And maybe I was wrong about it. that should have watched it. So I will watch it and let you know what I think. And sadly, no Benedict Wong in this. Oh, that's a shame. Yeah.

Yeah. Well, he's too busy. But Julia Newmar. Julia Newmar is in it. Yeah, I like her. Julie. Yeah. Julie. Julie. Sorry, not Julia. Yeah. She was cat woman. Yeah. She was one of them. One of the cat ladies. All right. Excellent. Here is mine for the week. Oh, go ahead.

Sorry. Go ahead. What are you going to say? I'm done. Oh, I thought you said something else. Oh, Michael Varton is in it. Oh, Michael Barton. Oh, he's young. Alias. Yeah.

He's very young. Handsome fella. He's kind of, he has a fun scene with Wesley Snife's character. Oh, nice. He's a vampire? Just kidding. I like, no, no. He just grabs his nuts.

Well, fair enough. You know, that's more, that's kind of a blade thing, I suppose. I don't know. All right. Here is my clip. This is for a thing that is on Netflix. It is currently, I'm a little surprised it's trending at number one watched thing on Netflix right now. I didn't expect that.

I thought this would be kind of a throwaway deal, but I still found it pretty intriguing, in some ways sort of infuriating. But I'll play a clip and we'll talk about it. I lost 239 pounds in six months, three weeks, and five days. I won the biggest loser. I was the world champion of weight loss. I knew everything. Apparently not. because here I am.

All right. That is one of the winners, season eight winner of the biggest loser, which was this reality TV show on NBC that ran, I think, 17 seasons. It was a number of seasons. It was a hard watch. Yeah, it was a long, long show.

Lasted a long time, and now there's a documentary called Fit for TV, colon, the reality of the biggest loser. I want to thank Todd. Tyler, a listener who recommended this because I wasn't, it wasn't even on my radar. And he's like, you got to go watch this. It's going to piss you off. We're on some documentary.

It really reveals some stuff. So I went and watched it. And basically what it boils down to is it gets into that show, how it was made. They have a couple of the creators on there. They have the guy that was the doctor and was in charge of the medical staff that was there to, like, help with, you know, medical issues. One of the trainers, because there were two big trainers. There was the one dude. forgot his name and then this lady named Jillian who I guess now is like some relatively popular

podcaster I don't know much about her other than that and I never watched the show when it was on so this is you know yeah not my kind of reality TV at all yeah but these people would come in and they'd be you know large people uh you know sometimes weighing in the 350 400 pound range looking to change their life to lose a bunch of weight and in this particular case you could also win $250,000 if you were the biggest loser of weight is the concept. And for those that didn't know how the show worked. Anyway, this documentary is all about exposing how the show worked and how much of it was maybe real or how much of it was done for just, you know, making the audience think, oh, they had a challenge or everybody had to eat a whole pizza and who made, who did it, who didn't do it, you know, like a lot of salacious stuff versus. Did they make them eat? No, I don't, did they make them eat pizza?

Oh, they had to do all, they had all kinds of challenges. I don't remember. I always remember it to deprive them of, of things. It was, but they would have temptation challenges where they would go into these rooms and there'd be like an entire cheesecake or whatever. And it was all just done for sensationalism. None of it was like good for them. the workouts and the revelation that the trainers were giving their team's caffeine pills against the warnings of the doctor there got them in trouble for a while there because to make them go poop no it was to make them work out harder it's common if you're if you're doing like a really hardcore lose weight regime and you're just in the gym pumping all day

not unusual for caffeine pills to be part of the the regimen and they are not in and of themselves like super dangerous or anything but we're talking about 400 pound people who are already being pushed to limits there too quickly right too fast they're lucky somebody didn't die on set honestly the way this documentary plays out wow no kidding um and there were a couple of times one lady thought she kind did die on set um and so there's this whole whole thing about her and you get into it anyway there were some lawsuits and other messy things that happened around this thing basically what it came down to is just talking about our unhealthy relationship with weight in this country and how we treat people and food and everything else around it and that the beat like this guy that won season

eight unrecognizable after he won right like when he went in great big guy pushing 400 pounds comes out of their uh 175 or something just totally different looking human being and then in this documentary you heard his voice in there he's back to his he's bigger than he was when he went in now oh no and it's most of the people end up like that and it's so they get into the whole the whole thing about like well we just don't understand enough about the science behind this and then on top of that you're doing this salacious thing on tv where everybody wants to sort of be a celebrity and everybody wants the money and the show is just really interested in the show they don't really care that much about the health of the intestines.

And then the guy, the trainer, who was like the Uber health guy, had a heart attack. So all these 400 pound people doing fine. This guy has a heart attack, some weird heart thing. You know, it happens to people. But the point was like, it's not to say that, oh, well, then none of the 400-pounders had heart attacks. Only the skinny super-shaped guy did.

Therefore, go ahead and eat what you want. You're never going to have a heart attack. It doesn't mean that. But it means you're putting, pushing this narrative about ha ha funny fat people to eating too much or har har well now let's see if they can lose now we'll have people yelling in their face and now one of them threw up because you made them run on the treadmill too long and ha ha ha fat people fat people right and that yeah that culture on the show is just kind of nasty it's awful so i hate the wayans did they talk about the

way in yeah they talk about the wayans they talk about uh marlin way in just kidding no they talk about that and they talk about how they made them wear shirts the last few weigh-ins on every season and everyone always wondered why they were wearing shirts because in the beginning they were just like all out there and stuff and it's because all that excess skin the producers are like

well that doesn't look good on camera let's cover that up I'm like all right well which way do you want it do you want to you want to show this is this truly a reality that you're trying to portray here or are you trying to tweak it to fit whatever you think is going to get ratings and obviously the ladder. That's what they do.

That's what all of them do. Yeah. It'll kind of piss you off in those ways. It's not too over the top, but there are a couple of these moments where they get a little documentary crescendoy. And I don't like that. I don't like when the music takes a bigger role in like how I'm supposed to feel between episodes. There's

a bit of that. So just know that going in. Overall, though, I think it's a pretty well-made documentary. It's three episodes long. And I'll have to watch it. I enjoy. I enjoy. And it pissed me off. So there you go. What more can you ask for from television?

He did what it was meant to do. Yeah. Yeah. So Mateo and I are on an eight-week elimination diet called AIP. And it's for autoimmune, it basically because we have autoimmune encephalitis, my joints hurt so much all the time. So basically what this elimination. does i hate it so much i want to scream yeah i hate this this is the worst diet i've ever been on my life but i basically can't have dairy grains uh nuts um oats i can only have like fresh meat

fresh vegetables and so and there's a lot of different i mean i will say i'm glad this is happening for me oh oh no for me he's a beater oh you're back but when he he gets hungry enough he's gonna he's gonna eat sure he's 40 he's a 13 year old kid that's what they do they eat yeah so it's kind of resetting us and eventually we'll be able to add like we can't even even eat eggs so i'm just like i can't eat eggs oh yeah But that's going to be one of the first things that once we get through it, it does sound like paleo. It is a little like paleo, but it's actually more restrictive than paleo. And I can't have cheese.

I can't have nut thins. I can't do any of that stuff. But I have my suspicions about what causes some of our inflammation, both for me and for him. And I'm really curious, this is doctor, our doctor is, she took blood work before. She's going to take blood work after. But when you actually go through a process, I mean, I'm the biggest I've ever been. I've never been over 200 and I'm 215 because every other week I get like a crap load of steroids put into my system. Yeah, that definitely makes it worse.

Yeah, right? and so yeah um just i can't eat rice i cannot eat rice i'm so mad yeah rice is uh rice is great and when you can't eat it it sucks you know oh my god no sugar yeah no rice that i'm like what am i doing yeah but again when you when you have those i mean and i have to imagine that show they had diet plans too, right? Yeah. Like it could only have so many calories per day or whatever. Yeah.

Yeah, they had all that kind of like laid with limit caloric intake. They just, the health of these people was not paramount. What was paramount for them was the entertainment value. And that's what bummed me out because it's just so like, I don't know. I mean, it's a show. Of course it is. Like, that's what they're doing.

Yeah. But, but it's such, it's, it's bad optics to base a competition around people's health. I agree. It just feels like right there, the very heart of it, the very essence of that show is flawed. Yeah. Yeah, for sure. You know, when the learning show was actually the learning show. The learning channel, you mean?

Yeah, TLC. Yeah, I think it was. I think they had some really good, like, where they would show people going away to, like, a camp to kind of reset themselves. and about like mental health of what your relationship is with food and you know why for me when I get tired I'm like God I'm so tired and my doctor's like go for a walk I'm like I don't want to go for a walk I want to take a nap so I've I've been listening to her and so I go for a walk and then I'm, I feel better. So, but it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, everybody's different.

Everybody has, you know, diseases and things that they're, that cause challenges and, uh, it's just a mess. And that's what I always thought, thought about those people on those competitions. Yeah. Especially like, survivor. Like, how are they like doing this? Like, what did they get a headache? Wouldn't they? of a madville yeah they they um they do have like the first aid team on on site so there's

they don't show it on the show but like if uh somebody's got a headache or they're injured or even like minor stuff the major stuff they'll show like oh this dude fell off a cliff being silly but um they'll they take care of their uh their contestants off off camera yeah that makes sense they kind of legally they have to do a certain minimum exactly yeah exactly they can't exactly just do it willy-nilly but whether they how far they push it is really the question so there's no aspirin on the island so nothing natural so just tough it out that's right how many seasons has there been of survivor 355 It feels like it But I

Pretty close They've got to be pushing 50 Because they start in 2000 They do two a year Two seasons a year So pretty close to Yeah Yeah

They do a They do a They do a Um A fall season And then a Early Like spring season or something

Yeah 48 looks like Oh no 50 Looks like 50 is about to About to air Do they still do the Bachelor, too, because I hate that show with a passion. As far as I know, the only reason I know that is because when I listen to Howard Stern,

he's a huge fan of the show and talks about how much he loves The Bachelor. Are you so sad that he was canceled? He's not canceled, is he? I think that's, I think that's, his contract. His contract comes up at the end of this year and he hasn't decided yet if he's going to renew it. No, I heard they're not renewing it. Oh, really? Oh, wow.

I mean, he could go and do whatever he wants. The question is, is he come on and keep making this into his 70s. Yeah, I don't know. Exactly. He's just like, I'm over this. Yeah. Yeah. Well, anyway, check this out on Netflix.

Netflix is where it is. That's going to do it. Hey, QuickTMS. I will have all three of these listed. So if you're like, I don't remember any of this, it's up there. So go check it out. That's quicktms. Nicole, anything happening in the Wood Whisper world or anything else that we should mention?

You can still join me and Mark, Mark, every Friday on our new channel called The Spag Show. And we do a live show. The first half of it is more woodworking kind of related. But we have an after show where it's like 20 minutes of just thoughts that come into our head. Nice. I showed off my new Weird Al-Yankovic album that I got for, instance. Oh, nice. I've been seeing those posts. Yeah. Nice. Yeah. So we do that every Friday, starting at 10 a.m. Eastern. But you guys do your show. What's time do you do your show?

Well, we're doing it. 9 a.m. Uh, 9 a.m. Uh, yeah. We're doing it right now. This is the right when we're doing it. 9 a.m. on Friday's 9 to 10 a.m. on Friday's. So yours comes on an hour before ours does. Oh, okay. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Come check us out. Come check it out. lead into, watch that and then lead into our Patreon business. And I can actually, I can actually put in yours in, in my what to what net, watch. Well, do it for the, do it for the Monday through Thursday because Friday is a Patreon only thing. Oh, never mind. Yeah.

There you go. Nicole, I want you to have a fantastic week. I hope you get to eat something decent soon after all this and we'll talk to you soon. All right. Cool. Brian? One final thing before we go. Yes.

One last thing, and that is this. Jamie put together a retro mashup. And by retro, I mean, it was a while ago. And by mashup, I mean it's me. And by putting together, he did it a while again. Exactly. And by mashup, we mean a classic. And by classic, I mean, it's me saying dumb shit.

So enjoy this. This is me pronouncing things wrong. Have fun. A new type of carriven. Carnivorous plant. Megan Maloney, Malani, rather. Malaney, Malaney. Patrick Heaton.

Patricia Heaton is what I meant. There's no Patrick. It's Patricia. There's no Patrick Heaton. Is this crystal? Billy Crystal. Crily Bistol? Crily Bistol?

Yeah. Old Crilly Bistle. Still rocking it. Traffic light was installed at a crossroad in the Scara Scata-Mucci macho. district. Uh-huh. Accurate. Polittle, or a

polittle. Polan. Polin initially picked 23 athletes. Man, that's wrong with me. All right. On a roll here. Kentuckworth shit.

Tom's tech time. Recommendals and more. Not shit. Here are the rappers with Lil in their name. Lil Wayne. Lil Uzi Vert. Lil Baby. My least favorite, Lil Peep.

Lil yachti. Yachti. Okay. Like yacht. Because it's fancy and expensive. But that stuffed bear has a twinkie in it. Shit. I did it.

I did it again. Why is Twinkie in there? Yeah, what's a Simun Lubbogoo or whatever's name is? I can't say his last name. Hey, you're probably better off saying Shung-Tee. Coin centers near-Niraj-R-Jawi. Yeah, I think it's Agriwal. I thought that the hell was it.

Black Sabbath's frontman. longtime spouse, Sharon Stone. Why do they, Black Sabbath's not together anymore. What do you, well, that's a dumb line. Right? I'm more curious about the fact that you see Sharon Osborney, but you say Sharon Stone. Did I say Sharon Stone? You said Sharon Stone.

Oh, what the hell? What the hell, CVS? What do you stand for? Contrary Super Vagina. Is that what that stands for? That would be CSV. That'd be your comma separated values. Here, I'm going to try trumpet ball without my eyes pose.

Okay, all right. T-R-U-M-P-U-T. Trumpet. Oh, so close. Didn't I get it? T-R-U-M-P-U-T. P-E-T. Not trompute.

Tromput. Did you play the trumpet in high school? The trumpet? Oh, my lord, dude. That's embarrassing. That's fantastic. Everything about that. Embarrassing.

It might as well have been last week that that clip came from. Yeah, that's about right. All right. guys check it out stuff to mention frogpants.com slash tms is our website all right that's where you go if you want to help us out patreon.com slash tms that's another thing you can do you can also check out the monday show today at 1 p.m me and carter doing our thing check that out and then if you're still bored well brian right here's got you can't help you Brian's got a song to play and that's not boring it's not boring at all this is a great one too this is uh neither

request nor an india in the middle or an india at the end i should say um this is actually a little tribute to Terrence Stamp. And what I'm playing is Waterloo Sunset, originally by the Kinks, covered by the amazing Colin Hay, another bucket list artist that I need to see in concert live doing one of his storytelling tours. Why Waterloo Sunset for Terrence Stamp, you may ask? Well, in 1967, Ray Davies, who wrote the song, wrote the song about when he was recovering as a 13-year-old from a tracheotomy in a... hospital overlooking Liverpool and then he saw the river at like basically every day they would wheel him out as he was recovering to look at the river and he would see people walking around and

he'd kind of make up little stories in his head about who these people were and what they were doing fast forward to 30 20 years later however long it was and um he turned it into a song about a fictitious couple terry and julie who meet at one Waterloo Station and makes up a little story about them that he watches the character in the song watches from his window. Now, at the time, he kind of visualized Terrence Stamp and Julie Christie, British actors who were involved at the time and decided, all right, perfect. Terry, great names for a song.

Terrence Stamp, Julie Christie, Terry meets Julie. That's why we're playing this for Terence Stamp. Love that. So Neil B. Forzod and listen to Colin Hay, sing Waterloo Sunset. dirty old river must you keep rolling rolling into the night people so busy make me feel dizzy taxi light shines so bright but i don't need no friends As long as I gaze on Waterloo Sunset

I am in paradise Every day I look at the world From my window Shanna Chillie Chilly's the evening time Waterloo Sunsets fire That's fine Terry meets Julie

What a loose station Every Friday night But I am so lazy Don't want to wonder I stay at home at night But I don't feel afraid As long as I gaze on

What a new sunset I am in paradise Every day I look at the world from my window Chillie Chili is the evening time Waterloo sun sets fine Millions of people swarming light flies round

Waterloo undergrow But Terry and Julie Cross over the river And they feel safe and sound And they don't Meet no friends As long as they gaze on Waterloo Sunset

They are in paradise Waterloo Sunset Waterloo Sets Waterloo Sets One of the sunsets fire One of the sun sets fire One of the sunsets fire One of the sunsets fine

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