List of Shame: Geek Culture Classics We Haven’t Watched

Hey, this is Steve Bloom, and you are listening

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When I left you, I was but the learner. Now I

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The podcast that is gonna get shameful this time

around. I say that because we're gonna be going

off our list of shame. Those infamous movies,

TV shows, comic books that people just are all

about. Notice being some of the best of all time

in the world of geekdom But we ourselves have

not gotten a chance to get around and actually

watching or reading them So we're gonna reveal

that list of shame and I know a lot of people

keep a list of shame of like movies and TV shows

So we're gonna go all over that But then in order

to kind of put a little extra twist and in our

next special homework episode You're gonna be

able to try to tell us which one we should mark

off our list of shame and we'll get into more

of that In the second segment, but before we

get to all that stuff, how's the week been going

for you guys? Guys, I have a sex spot. Again,

so let me let me get to that and I'll read it

for you guys This one actually has a normal name.

It came up something weird But when I clicked

yes to it, it came up. Oh, it was a daisy Something

friend does right now daisy front is that would

have been awesome But now and so her regular

name is Amanda So we'll just go by that her supposed

real name is Amanda and just to set this up for

those that don't know way A few months ago, Greg

had a nice little run in with the infamous sex

bot that basically was trying to convince him

to go on some sort of webcam, which led to some

humorous encounters. I'm curious to see how this

one turned out. Yeah, this one starts off kind

of slow, but it does all of a sudden suddenly

pick up. Just a little burn. I'm looking forward

to it. Amanda. Hello. Hi. Who is this? Hey, my

real name is Amanda First thing that you say

like never weird to start a conversation off

with my real name. Yeah There was a smiley face

at the end of that. How are you doing Amanda?

I think it's exciting chatting with new people.

Would you like to talk now? Where are you located?

Sure, I can chat on here a bit. I am in PA you

Please answer my next question. Um, sure. Do

you enjoy big booty females with big breasts?

But for real, because that's what I am slash

have. Is that too much for you to handle? Like

Nicki Minaj? Have you ever heard of a hoodie?

Would you like to watch me I'll show you my hoodie.

Am I watching on here. What's that that I have

no idea what a hoodie is it. Is it is this is

this there's record it's w h o t y. Laughing

my ass off hoodie is a white girl with a big

booty I want to show you mine. Who do you sounds

like the owl version of doctor who. Look let

me connect you connected my cam for you, babe

Okay, then it took about another 15 minutes and

I was like this this person is not doing anything

So I I decided to get them going again All right,

guess you forgot about me. Good night Um go to

and then there's a link And and we can web chat

just click accept invite on the bottom left.

Why can't you do it on here don't you worry baby

it's absolutely free to register to register

to this website all you have to do is sign up.

Yeah we're sure he's probably free cuz that's

how they get you yeah and it's free to do on

here as well. Fill out your credit card information

for age verification only your card won't be

charged Okay, I'm ready for you now. What are

you gonna do on the camera? What color G G string

do you think I should wear I? Differently have

your favorite color here somewhere Differently

have yeah, and then I went totally off character

for me Zebra print laugh out loud I'll do anything

you want me to do. Do you see me? I can't chat

with you on the web page until you sign up Why

can't you do it here on Skype? Baby, I am so

horny right now Do whatever you have to do whatever

you have to to come inside and come was spelled

CUM Oh I see she got she got a pun there so that's

awesome. Nothing's sexier than puns. Nothing

is sexier than puns. I'll spank my tits till

it's nice and red for you. Is that a thing? Who

wants that to happen? My response was... You

want me to come inside you? I don't think that

is going to work via the internet. I'm not sure

you know how the internet works. She doesn't.

She has no idea how internet parts work. You're

such a good boy. I'm going to show you what good

boys get. I'll be waiting for you on the site.

I'm a good boy? I'll be waiting for you. Click

and join. And then my response was, I'll be waiting

here for you to do it on Skype. And then you

guys were coming on and said, okay, my friends

are on now. Come in here later. Don't drag us

into this. I didn't mention you guys by name,

so there could be like a three or four way of

viewing of this girl. That won't be creepy. No,

not at all. I was I was actually gonna ask you

guys. Did you want to get in on this or I'm good?

Yeah, I'm good Negative yeah, this negative goes

right or the pattern is full Wow, well we got

it seems legit though, you know, totally legit.

Yeah To legit to quit. I'd love the like just

your credit card for age valid for date Verification

cuz you know, yeah that you won't use that at

all Just put your credit card and information

in this identity theft machine and then you'll

be good to go. So yeah, we also need like your

social security number for social reasons. It

gets us implemented to be more social with you

helps us to make you socially secure. Anyways,

how's your week been going Chuck? Pretty good.

I I am back. I am indeed back. Yeah, welcome

back. We were Greg and I were like, like we said,

we need that balance of the force that Chuck

provides. So it's good to have you. You guys

did great without me. I listened to it. But we

need you here to censor us a little bit. Want

me to make beeping noises? That could probably

help. I wasn't going to say the F -bomb there.

Listen, who's the sensor here? What the fuck,

Chuck? Beep. Damn it, I was late on that one.

You missed it. You missed it. He sensed it happening.

So, yeah. I had quite a busy week. Unfortunately,

I had to visit a friend in a hospital last week.

That's why I wasn't able to make it, but they

are doing well. And then this week, I was out

of town for like two days because I had to go

to a conference for work. Um, I didn't get a

whole lot done here, but it was interesting.

The conference I went to was literally in the

middle of nowhere. It was in a celestial head.

Yeah, it was a giant celestial head. I flew out

to outer space and back in two days. Did you,

did you listen to the Guardians of the Galaxy

soundtrack all the way there? Cause that'd be

awesome. Yeah. Uga Chaka for like 4 ,800 hours

straight. Yeah. After the like the 80th. You

know, 800th time you're like, you know what?

It gets old, you know? But yeah, the conference

was in Clearfield, Pennsylvania, which is about

two hours east of Pittsburgh. And it's, you know,

it's kind of in the center of the state, like

near state college, but not like too near it.

So like there's literally nothing to do there.

And, uh, were you close to the falling waters?

I don't think so. Oh, cause that place is awesome.

I'm guessing like I was probably still a good

hour and a half or two hours away from that,

but we were about, about, uh, you know, maybe

30 or 40 minutes outside of state college, but

so it was Penn state country and everything,

but there's like, yeah. So that like, there was

another office of like, for my company and we

had to go there and we had, we had the conference

and we stayed overnight and, uh, There was like

pretty much like one restaurant in this town

that like everyone went to. Nice. There's a couple

other ones, but they're like they were like chain

things right off the interstate. But this was

like the only like good restaurant that everyone

knew. Nice. And it's actually been featured on

TV and several TV shows. And it's just weird

because it's in the middle of nowhere, but it's

called Denny's Beer Barrel Pub. I've heard of

that place. Have you? Yeah, I knew you wouldn't

let me down. I don't remember what show was on

or what they had, but that name sounds hella

familiar. Well, apparently they are the home

to the world's largest cheeseburger challenge.

That's right! Was it Man Vs Food? No, well, they've

been on, um, they said they've been on Travel

Channel, Food Network. I think the Rachel Ray

show and another one. I want to say Ellen, maybe

or something. Operation 911 when they had to

call someone for having a heart attack. Well,

we hear this. They have several food challenges,

several hamburger challenges, and it starts at

a two pound burger. OK, and you start at a two

pound. All right. Yeah. And Chuck Chuck did all

of them, which does seem nice, which doesn't

sound like a lot, but two pounds is, you know,

it's about four times the size of your average.

uh, burger going out, but, um, that's a lot of

quarter pounders. Yeah. But yeah, basically eight

quarter pounders, but, um, they, so they have

that one and then it progressively went up. They

have two, three, six, 15 pound Jesus. 25 pound

hamburger. Wow. I believe a 75 pound. And then

the world's largest hamburger challenge one hundred

and twenty five pounds. Jesus christ you have

you have to give them seventy two hours notice

so they can make it. And build a coffin so when

i called three days earlier i told them. Wow

is that like a multiple like how could you. Yeah,

they do allow you to use multiple people. I know

the 15 pound one, they said you could even use

two people. I didn't think to look how many people

they allowed for the 125 pound one, but I'm guessing

like 30 people. 50 people maybe, I don't know.

Which challenge did you accept, Chuck? I didn't

either. I ended up getting a burger that was

called the Paterno. Okay, obviously we're in

Penn State country there and it was actually

pretty good. I enjoyed it. It was there was like

bacon on it some fried onions there were It was

there was a barbecue sauce Some type of honey

mustard almost or something and then they had

like a capicola on there for some reason Okay,

like the lunch me Which I ended up taking off

because I didn't really like but the rest of

the burger was really good And it was the burger

was so big That like they actually had to put

it on like half of a hoagie roll wow just to

like cover it and this wasn't even one of the

ones that is a challenge. But anyway that that

hundred and twenty five pound burger challenge

the cost of that is three hundred and eighty

dollars. If you eat it all do you get it for

free or I'm not sure if it's for free because.

Think it might be like half off or something

because I know the two pound when I was looking

at it was 20 bucks and if you if you finish that

it's 50 % off so it'd be 10 bucks for it, but

But you get the t -shirt. So that's like Yeah,

they they had actually some pictures up on the

wall of People holding these burgers before they

started eating them like and these things are

just massive. They're so huge and It was just

cool to like look at all them and like all the

different sized ones and everything. It was just

ridiculous I guess like the the bigger ones they

you know, they hire out this baker in the town

to like make the bun for the thing That's why

they need like three days to build it and it's

like it's unbelievable man That's crazy any famous

people that uh that have attempted or not Not

that I saw I didn't I didn't really spend a lot

of time looking at it, but It was a great little

place though. We had a great time there was pretty

cool So if you ever pass them through, you know

the middle of nowhere definitely stop there And

Pennsylvania has a lot of middle of nowhere.

So we do My week has been quite busy as well.

I I know you missed last week check, but we also

talked about a little burger Talk as well as

a new burger place open up their ass, but uh

had a lot going on We actually had some people

down in our area helping us out because we did

some painting over the weekend. We painted our

nursery. We were going to do this elaborate diamond

design and then we started trying to tape it

and measure it and that didn't go very well.

It went from like 90 minutes of arguing to trigger

it, how to do it to like 30 minutes of taping

to 90 minutes of going back and like redoing

it. So we ended up going with a simpler, just

striped design, but it looks pretty good. So

glad it got that out of the way. The next step

is getting all the furniture put together, which

is going to be so exciting. Oh yeah. I don't

know why you didn't call down your brother -in

-law who actually paints. Wrong type of painting,

but. Yeah. Put a giant mural on the wall. I think

he would have done a good job. Probably, but

he's a little busy in college right now, so.

I couldn't really bug him. We thought about it

though, but we'll wait for him to do more of

the detail design after it. Yeah, he could draw

like little comic strips in each one of the stripes

there. Exactly, exactly. But this is kind of

in a whirlwind of media news coming out this

week. Some really good, some kind of the sadder

news, and I'll get to the more bittersweet news

in our last segment, but the amazing news. Yeah,

get it amazing news that came out recently was

the I guess not killer news expect sensational

news the more levels news the Marvel Cinematic

Universe The Marvel Cinematic Universe got a

little I guess more superior because Spider -man

is now going to be part of the more MCU, you

know as people who are listening this probably

Well aware of the fact that marvel and sony came

to some agreement. I don't know what it was.

I don't know if marvel secretly hacked sony's

accounts and made them say yes without them realizing

or what happened, but Just took them to this

link to this website and then sony just had to

fill in their credit card Just click here It's

only for validation or purpose. It's just for

age. We don't have to transfer money or anything.

What should we make your character wear? A blue

suit? We have all the different uniforms. How

about an amazing bag man? But yes. So I was curious

to hear your guys' reactions to the news that

Spider -Man will be joining the Marvel Cinematic

Universe. So what do you guys think about that?

Best news ever. That sounded like the comic book

guy from the Simpsons, but No, I'm like super

excited for it. Like I know it kind of sucks

that you know, you're changing actors again and

You kind of have to get acclimated to a new guy

playing spider -man But I think it's just for

the geek factor of having him interacting with

all the Avengers and everything I think it's

gonna be awesome. It's just gonna Especially

like with how huge of a role he played in like

Civil War Another anticipating him starting off

in that movie and stuff. Yeah I'm just like super

stoked. What do you think? What are the chances

that we actually see the iron spider uniform

in the silver war? Oh, that would be awesome.

Imagine if Amanda had the Iron Spider uniform,

it would be, put your credit card information

immediately. I have my Iron Spider -Man thong,

huh? E -string. I think the suit is so advanced

it has a credit card slot on it. Nice, nice.

All right, Greg, what did you think? I'm okay

with it. It was just kind of weird and kind of

out of nowhere, but I think it's a good thing.

I do find it weird that we're going through so

many actors playing Spider -Man. It's starting

to be the same kind of thing as the Incredible

Hulk situation. He's the new Batman. Yeah, definitely.

I definitely want to see what Marvel is going

to do with the character. hopefully they I'm

pretty sure they know how to do him right Since

it's their character to begin with and they they

know the history so well, so Hopefully that's

gonna be a great thing Yeah, I mean, I definitely

you know, I think it's all really overly all

good news I think Sony just didn't know what

to do anymore. They're like, yeah, so We're kind

of ran out of ideas. They had all this elaborate

plans But they try to think catch up to the Avengers

and one movie and it didn't work out very well

So super excited about that. I think it's gonna

be good I know there's gonna be a new actor,

but I was wondering like do you really I mean

I know it's pretty apparent at this point that

in regard for listen coming back But I wouldn't

be all that against the fact that he did I mean

you could just be like, you know all that stuff

that happened. That was just a weird dream We

had I know they talked about a few people taking

the spot over and one was like Logan Lerman who

I wouldn't be against I'm not sure they're like

he's a decent actor. But what was he in Dan?

He was in fury He was didn't see that dan he

was another movie you're probably gonna see these

but he was in noah. He was in and he was in parks

not part recreation but i was in that person

being a wallflower he was not as well didn't

see any of those yeah he is kind of like. I could

see him fitting the role i can see in the role

for sure he's a little bit. I think you make

a decent peter parker i'm just worried if you

make it. Spider -man keys never came off as like

the quirky, you know Sarcastic that Andrew Garfield

had which I hope they don't get they don't forget

about that if he comes back to the MCU I liked

Andrew Garfield's snarkiness. Yeah, I mean there's

Been into this for a long time. I know when the

Avengers was being made that they were trying

to get the Oscorp building to show in the background

and There's a lot of rumor regarding the emails

that came out from Sony. So I guess it finally

and it was interesting though. It's like Marvel's

not paying anything for spider -man It's kind

of crazy the deal if you look into it, so it's

no wind. It's a no -lose situation for them It

really is and I think I think they still get

final I think they get creative control for the

most part and then I think I think Sony gets

pretty much final creative control, but what

they're paying for him to be in Marvel's movie.

Yeah. But the only thing they get back out of

it is they're supposedly going to be allowed

to use a couple of the MCU characters in their

next Spider -Man movie. Yeah, which could be

interesting to see how that goes. But I mean,

there's some negatives to it, like we said, like

rebooting it again. I think Sony even realized

that they kind of They kind of screwed the pooch

over and they really had no chance. So did you

guys hear that? I thought I read this, but isn't

he supposed to be back in high school? Yeah,

I think they want to go for him back in high

school as a younger, younger Spider -Man. Which

is, I think, why they're going Lerner and Lerman,

because he's like 23 -ish, but he could probably

pass for someone in high school. So, but I guess

so could Andrew Garfield, and he's like 30. So

I guess, I don't know. You put your hair high

enough, you can. Pass as a teenager, maybe. I

don't know. Oh, great. I pass as a teenager then,

guys. Good news. You shaved the beard and you

might be good. Never. But yeah, so that's kind

of cool. Can't wait to see what that... We'll

probably talk more about it when, you know, we

get the casting and all that good stuff. So looking

forward to it. But one thing also that I've been

looking forward to quite a while and finally

came out early last week and had a little bit

of a double dip was the, I guess, spin -off show

of Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul. And I know

you guys haven't watched Breaking Bad at all,

correct? You see that's that's part of my shame

for the next segment. What's the shame. I haven't

watched any of it either. Yeah, it will better

call Saul. For those that don't know, Saul is

a character in the Breaking Bad universe. He

was kind of a lawyer. You know, if you watch

TV, those 1 -800 lawyers that were like, call

me if you have a lawsuit or whatever, they're

kind of swarmy and tend to like get the worst.

Swarma? Swarma. Yeah, they get a lot of swarma

cases, but no. I'm trying to think of what you

can call them. They're ambulance chasers. Yeah,

basically. Yeah, they're basically ambulance

chasers. And that was kind of who Saul was. He

dealt with a lot of shady people. He was Walter

White's lawyer. So now we have this show, Better

Call Saul. And it takes place as of right now.

Before the events of breaking bad and it's kind

of interesting. I've actually I really like it

a lot It's it's just kind of fun being back in

the world of breaking bad And I would say like

you don't have to watch breaking bad to watch

better call Saul though I think you would appreciate

it more because there are certain cameos of In

familiar faces that have showed up that kind

of make you wonder where they're going with it

in a little bit I'm kind of I felt like they

relied on some of those famous faces a little

bit too much and maybe put a little bit too many

like characters in to the first two episodes

but overall like I just love how this show looks

it's so cinematic and There's all these little

great segments of this like a lot of no dialogue.

Just really well shot put together montages of

different things happening in the beginning you

kind of see where Saul is and it seems like it's

that part is taking place when he's older. And

then there's also this really great little montage

of him, uh, going through all these different

core cases because he's this, uh, oh, a public

defendant. So you get some of the really crappy

cases. This first case is. Rather hilarious.

Well, not I should say Larry's kind of twisted

the people that we see him have to defend it

He's kind of down on his luck. His office is

in like the back room of a nail shack It's you

know, you there's like a dryer and going on so

he's kind of he's very little money So it's him

before he's really kind of become the infamous

better call Saul from Breaking Bad. So The second

episode, there's actually two episodes. The first

episode was debuted after Walking Dead and the

second episode debuted on Monday nights. And

the second, the first one was good, but the second

one was even more fantastic. A lot of, a lot

of tension kind of got in a situation where,

as you would expect for a series that is based

upon Breaking Bad, where Saul gets, not Saul,

but that's, that actually is his real name, but.

where he gets placed in a situation well over

his head, but Bob Odenkirk is the guy who's the

star of the show, for those that don't know,

and he's awesome. He's really funny. He's been

a comedian forever, but he's also a really strong

actor, too. So I think this might do for him

what Breaking Bad did for Bryan Cranston. It's

a different type of performance completely, but

it's a lot of fun. It's a lot different of a

show than Breaking Bad, but... It, there's some

similarities to it as well. Like this guy who

is kind of trying to just get by, but because

of his failures in life, it's kind of stuck maybe

going the more morally corrupt route. So looking

forward to it. I can't wait for more episodes.

I think it's actually available on Netflix because

I think they become available on Netflix the

day after that they come up, which is kind of

cool. I was going to say if it does the same

for his career that it did for Cranston. Do you

see him appearing in the next Godzilla movie?

Yes, and getting killed 10 minutes in. It's Godzilla's

lawyer. Exactly. For all the property damage.

He's going to represent Godzilla and Superman

from Man of Steel. Yeah. And Batman v Superman.

It's a court case, but people don't realize.

Honestly, I think Godzilla was more careful with

what he destroyed than Superman was. Which is

pretty sad. It kind of was. You know, he tried

to like, you know, go under the ships and he

was more protective. He went between the buildings

and through them. Yeah. Yeah, that's really true.

He can learn. Superman can learn some lessons

from Godzilla. That's very true. Very true. That's

cool. Very nice. Yeah. And Greg, I know that

last week you kind of hinted that you're reading

a book and it seems like you finally finished

it. So I was curious, you know, what it was and

how you enjoyed it. I did finally finish it.

It's a book called The Unincorporated War. It's

the second in a series. I read the first one

like years back and I've had this one sitting

around for a while because I actually got it

from when Books -a -Million in our area used

to be Borders and I got it when Borders was closing

down and I got it super cheap. The first story

was good. But I wasn't totally interested in

the series, but I figured it was cheap enough

and was good enough for that price, so I picked

it up. It's dealing with a lot of issues, a lot

of issues, and a lot of heavy issues. Economics,

religion, different social issues, politics.

So you've got a lot of that mixed in there. which

I'm not really a big fan of those heavy issues.

I rather something a little bit more fun. But

the writers of this book, which I don't remember

offhand now, you probably look it up online,

the writers do a great job. They really kept

me interested the whole time. And the big main

thing that got me into this is that this guy

is a kind of man out of time. And it kind of

has the same kind of scenario as one of the episodes

of Futurama where this 80s businessman gets frozen

and then brought back dethod later in the future.

And so he's he's got a lot of money. going on

and everything. But he eventually, everybody

else has become owned by corporations. And the

first book kind of deals with him in a world

where everybody's owned by a corporation, but

he has, he's not owned by any corporation. So

he's the unincorporated man, which is the title

of the first book. In this book, war kind of

breaks out over that issue. I don't want to go

too far into it. because well a lot of people

didn't read the first book I didn't explain the

first book and it would ruin a lot of stuff in

the first book if you want to read it. So like

is the character actually from like does he is

he like an actual time traveler or is it just

that he's. He was just frozen. Walt Disney style

and America he's like. Yeah he had some kind

of a disease that they couldn't treat in the

eighties so he had a lot of money to get himself

frozen and waited out until they come up with

a cure. The same universe is demolition man.

I don't think so they didn't mention anybody

wearing weird robes or anything. No, three seashells.

Everything sounds painful. No. Well, corporations

own a lot of stuff, but it isn't just Taco Bell.

It's kind of like an epic. If I can use that

term. No, you can't actually go back and try

it again. Um, it's the science fiction with a

lot of stuff going on, but yeah, it, it deals

with a lot of stuff going on. So that's that.

Then some other stuff I read. I've read graphic

novel. Novel number eleven for fables nice still

great still awesome story line. The author of

that like i don't know where the hell he comes

up with the stuff but it's always interesting

stories going on the artwork is always so so

but really i work. Really i like the covers more

by james john but the artwork is just ok for

me it doesn't. Do anything for me doesn't take

away doesn't add anything to it really i'm more

into that for the story. And then there's saga

which i'm sorry she's talking fables i'm thinking

saga i haven't read i don't know i love i love

fionna staples artwork yeah which is why i was

confused i'm like fionna staples yeah okay sorry

i haven't read i've never read fables so the

fables is really has a good storyline it deals

with. Fable stories the characters and i can

kick out of their universe and so on and so forth

and i highly recommend that everybody and then

i read the latest saga graphic novel. I don't

think it was as great as the first three still

really good you still got the great artwork of

fiona staples it does set up for some interesting

stuff for the continuance of of the story. that

the pairings off it deals a lot with the prince

robot actually. And I think prince robot and

the missus in the story have a lot a lot of stuff

going on which is interesting and so. They kind

of leave you off in an interesting spot, I think.

So I'm very much looking forward to the next

part, but the artwork, it just blows you away.

Even if the story does fall just a little bit,

but Brian K. Vaughan, it's still a great story

going on. And I think issue, the latest issue

just came out like two weeks ago. So not the

next volume, just the latest issue. So I might

have to pick that up. Hell yeah. All right. Anything

else? Oh, uh. totally missed out on and I wish

I could have went to it in New York. They had

a thing for the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition

where Emily Ratajkowski was there and all the

other models in it. And I wish I could have went

to profess my dying love for my undying love

for Emily Ratajkowski. There's another one this

weekend on Valentine's Day in New York. I can't

make it up for that either because I have work.

And that restraining order gets you every time.

No restraining order yet, even though I favorite

everything she does on Twitter. Alrighty, yeah,

it might be in the mail, you never know. Alright

Chuck, I know you've been quite, quite busy,

but I think you mentioned you've been able to

watch a few things in your time away from the

podcast. I have. I ended up doing Redbox for

the first time in my life, believe it or not.

Wow, how'd that go? It was interesting. I couldn't

get my debit card to swipe the thing. I was staying

there for about half an hour. They just need

that for age, Chuck. You don't actually have

to pay anything. They just need that for age

verification. Yeah, it was weird. Usually I buy

DVDs because I'm pretty good at knowing what

movies I like and everything. I have Netflix

too. You know, my girlfriend and I felt like

kind of watching a movie. There was nothing really

good out in the theaters that we hadn't already

seen. So we're like, well, let's go to Redbox

and see what they got. So we picked out a couple

of movies. And one of them that I got was actually

something she wanted to see. But it was the Purge

Anarchy. And I did not see the first Purge. You

didn't. I was aware of. the story basically and

kind of what it was about. But and honestly,

I didn't even know if this one was the second

one, because I'm like, I don't know what the

titles are or anything. I figured usually when

they put the little second title thing, usually

that's the second one. But yeah, we checked that

out. I thought it was pretty cool. Nothing really

like that great. Like I'm not a huge like horror

thriller movie type of guy anyway. And it's.

Don't know if you'd call it horror like it's

classified under horror in the red box thing,

but I guess it kind of is but uh the cool thing

I thought was uh that Frank Grillo was in it

who played a crossbones and playing America.

Oh, yeah Grillo oh Yeah, I had someone say like

After seeing him that like you get you get it's

almost like if you imagine it him playing the

Punisher that movie just yeah a little bit better

Yeah I definitely started getting that vibe because

well from I guess I'll backtrack a little bit

But from what I understand like the first purge

movie all sort of took place Indoors. Yeah, the

first person which really like that entire concept

for those that don't know is the idea that for

one day all Crime is legal or maybe not even

a day. It's almost just like one night. You can

do anything It's like 12 hours or some 12 hours

including murder the only thing you can't do

is I kill like certain members of the the government

or something. And the first film, they just -

That's who I would want to go after if I was

allowed. And I say, he's listening. Oh, shit.

The first purge, the entire concept was used

just to use like a home invasion story where

there was a family second home and like someone

was trying to get in and whatnot. But the second

purge was like the movie people actually - Wanted

to see the first one. So it actually used the

premise more so as a actually see the chaos that

was occurring in the middle of the city. Yeah,

and I thought it was pretty cool. Like in this,

the stories are totally unrelated between the

first and second movie. So you really don't need

to see the first one at all. This is totally

different, totally different characters and everything.

But this one takes place primarily outside on

the actual streets of the city. I'm not sure

what city it is. I don't know if they even really

say do they do I thought this had Los Angeles,

but it could be incorrect Okay, basically kind

of like it might have just been a current city

current, Chicago or Detroit with all the crime

that was happening They're just like let's just

film this like normal day. So yeah they yeah,

they put a like You know, they put a thing on

the bottom of the screen that says like, you

know, the year is actually like 2023 I think

yeah and What sort of just to kind of set it

up like there's a you know, it's the day of the

purge like the purge is gonna be having that

night and You know, there's this couple that's

Sort of fighting and everything in there. They

want to like get a divorce and stuff and their

car like breaks down Just outside the city and

it's like they're like hour or two away from

like the purge beginning and like no one is out

on the roads because everybody's home like locked

up in their houses and stuff to be safe and So

it's just like this feeling of like extreme Like

loneliness like there's no one there to like

help them out of the situation and they kind

of run downtown And which is like the worst place

to go and let's go into the city more so like

why wait till the last night like i would be

like three days before the purge like where i

need to be yeah like let's go get some groceries

you know two hours before the purge will be alright.

But i'm. You know there's like another side story

going on with another like a lady and her daughter

and stuff and and then the frank. Grillo's character

sort of comes into play and they sort of all

team up. So you have these five people and the

series of events or adventures or whatever they

go on, like they have a goal trying to get to

this place and, you know, something doesn't quite

work out. So then they're making it to this other

place. And so you kind of follow this group of

five people around. And it was really interesting.

Like it kept my attention definitely through

the whole thing. And I'm not into these movies

at all, like usually so. I was more impressed

with it than i thought i would be i guess which

was the best way to go in this is kinda like

really low expectations i was kinda like it wasn't

too bad i didn't hit myself afterwards so there's

that yeah. I don't know what would you say dan

that it's. Like, obviously you're hinting at

it, it's probably a lot better than the first

one. Oh yeah, definitely a lot better than the

first one. I don't think he was ever hinting

at it, Chuck. I think he was full out going,

yeah that one sucks. He was screaming it. Yeah,

the first one, it's just, there's some decent

parts, like the best part of that movie is there's

the guy who plays like the major villain is pretty

good, but besides that it's just kind of a dull

film. You're better watching your next for a

good home invasion movie, but... The approach

to is not perfect, but I thought it kind of there's

a lot of issues with it, but I thought it felt

like an old school John Carpenter movie. So that's

what I kind of liked about it. But I think, you

know, getting in the red box is the perfect way

to watch that movie or watching it on Netflix.

Yeah. And like not to give too much away here,

I'll just keep it very vague. But I was sort

of disappointed in the main character at the

end. Like, and I guess. I guess it's not really

their angle to create a hero in the film but

it's sort of like the movie sort of leads you

on this path that this guy's like sort of a hero

not a hero but like you're sort of like looking

up to him to have the answers and to get people

out of these situations so you're kind of looking

up to this guy through the whole movie and at

the end you find out like there's such a simple

motivation behind his Like behind his actions

and stuff and it's just a little bit of a letdown

for me, but I kind of understand why they had

to do it like I don't know if you felt that way

at all Dan, but I don't know I guess like the

idea is that he would need some sort of motivation

to go out and want to purge that night and I

felt it was it kind of cliche but I thought that

I just thought there would be more to him like

I thought there would be a Little bit higher

nobility to him. I guess but it turned out. I

guess that's kind of if he was the higher nobility

wouldn't be doing it in that way. Right, right.

So but I see like I the first thing I thought

of is like, OK, this guy is out because, you

know, he is like a Punisher character. I did

get that vibe at first. Like, OK, he wants to

like he wants to clean up the sea. I guess these

psychos and stuff like that. But I guess I kind

of maybe that was my own shortcoming. Like I,

you know, my own misconception going into the.

The film that and I first saw this guy I see

I guess I took something else because there's

like when it first starts there are like scenes

between him and I guess it's his wife or girlfriend

that I thought kind of hinted at the fact that

He was doing something for more of a selfish

means So that's kind of the way I took it. That's

that was my assumption from the beginning Okay,

see I totally didn't see the beginning that beginning

part Well, there you go. I don't remember that

at all. Yeah. Yeah, it was like I don't know

I don't know if I was out of the room or what

happened, but like to me, the the movie started

with the the mother and the daughter. Oh, yeah,

yeah. And their and their father. So I didn't

get I didn't see that opening sequence. There's

a sequence with that guy. Or maybe it's just

in the trailer. But I think it's in the movie

where you see him in it. But I could see if you

don't see that part of it, why it almost seems

like he's more of a vigilante than he really

is. Oh, OK. Well, yeah, that would be. That would

be a key aspect. Very nice. Who knows? I probably

was out of the room and doing something and came

back in. I don't know. Very cool. You watch anything

else? I did. Well, I did get to the next morning.

I watched the other movies so that I could take

them both back in time. But I watched Homefront

with Jason Statham. And I'm a pretty big Jason

Statham fan. I think you guys are as well. Yes.

Yeah. He is awesome. There's not really there's

really not many movies. I don't like that. He

was in I think crank crank was a little weird

Yeah, that was probably That was probably The

only one that I'm not like super excited about,

but there is a crank to Chuck. Yeah, I did hear

about that. Actually though, I didn't see a death

race, so I guess I can't really comment on that

one. That one's kind of schlocky. I wasn't a

big fan of safe. Definitely need to watch it.

You probably would love to have two of my favorite

words in there. Jason Statham and schlocky. Okay,

but it was home front more the lines of crank

or was it more the lines of like transporter?

I don't know. It wasn't I wouldn't really put

it close to any. There you go kind of like It

was something a little bit out of his wheelhouse

in my opinion like cuz He he spent like the beginning

of the movie trying to lay low cuz he's like

a police officer and stuff and him and his daughter

move out into Basically, it's a boondocks in

Louisiana Just trying to get away from everything

and lead a simple life and you know, of course

it ends up running into trouble there Which you

know, the good fighters always seem to run into

trouble wherever they go. It's weird how that

works But um But yeah, it was like I don't I'm

trying to think of something I can compare it

to like Rambo in that way or is it like a Steven

Seagal movie sort of yeah kind of like maybe

it's something like Steven Seagal try to get

out but they keep bringing me back in It's like

it's like Steven Seagal except was not with no

squinty eyes in the fact that he can bend so

But actually I remember seeing the trailer for

this like way back when and I wanted to see it

for a reason I never got to but actually what's

interesting is uh The screenplay was done by

Sylvester Stallone. There you get was so maybe

it is kind of like Rambo Yeah, and I wouldn't

say it's too much like that, but I know Stallone's

writing style by now, and it's definitely my

type of movie, so usually I know I'm gonna like

something that he does. When I saw that he did

the screenplay, I was like, yeah, that makes

sense, because this is totally my kind of movie.

I don't want to say it's a mindless action movie.

It kind of is, but it's... I don't want to like

dumb it down that much. It's not like terrible

and it's like no plot. I wouldn't say that. Like

it actually has a pretty decent plot to it. And

there's a couple other people are in it. There's

James Franco plays one of the bad guys. Winona

Ryder is in it as well. And we know she's bad

because she shoplifts. I enjoyed it a great deal.

Like if you're if you're a fan of Jason Statham,

like I know this movie kind of flew under the

radar a little bit, didn't get a lot of attention.

But if you haven't checked it out, I would definitely

recommend I think it's a pretty cool movie and

uh Hate to break it to you Chuck, but I think

home front is actually available on Netflix.

I think it is I guess when I looked for it, it

wasn't on there. Nope. Yeah, it is Okay That's

all right. I just I've done that many I've bought

it a movie before and I'm like, oh fuck it's

on Netflix Yeah, if you wanted to watch it again,

or if people want to watch it, it's on Netflix

Actually, I think I'm going to end up buying

it anyway. Just out of habit. If I really like

a movie, I like to have a hard copy of it. I

don't know why. I do too. Old habits die hard,

I guess. I don't know. Were you a fan of your

first Redbox experience? I guess I was a fan

of the movies, but not the whole experience.

fucking machine that I went to as a piece of

garbage. Pardon my French. I haven't had huge

issues with the machines. I haven't used it in

a while, but I tend to, the good thing is I tend

to get it online and then go up and pick it up

when I'm there, which is kind of cool. And then

I get codes and stuff like that, which is nice.

Yeah. Like I picked them out and I'm swiping

my card. I'm doing it both ways because you can

do it up and down. That's what she said. Apparently,

I didn't have it. I don't know. It wasn't working

exactly. I wasn't holding it at the exact like

friggin angle or something. I don't know. So

I ended up like trying it like 30 times. Didn't

work. So there's people behind me. So I'm like,

you know, why don't you guys go and you try it?

Yeah. So like they had trouble with it and they

didn't really find a movie they wanted anyway,

so they left. Oh, that sucks. Just jammed in

there, Chuck. So I tried again. And I'm trying

it and trying it and there's another guy behind

me like waiting to use it And he's like, oh usually

this one works better if you swipe up So I'm

like, okay, so I did it and it freaking works

the first I'm like I'm like I literally did it

like 40 times by now and it didn't work and right

after he says it it works I'm like what the hell

you like the font of the rose like oh, thanks

So, but no, it was pretty cool. I think it's

like a $1 .50 for DVDs now. Oh, really? Because

then, you know, with, with tax it came to $3

.18 for the two movies, which makes sense. See,

this is what happens when Blockbuster starts

going out of business. They start raising their

prices because you got no other choice, so. Yeah,

I know. You know, they get, they get a little

greedy and everything. What really makes no sense

to me is that there's a red box, like, streaming

service, kind of like Netflix, but you can, like,

you know, rent new movies, but to rent them online

is $5. But the physical copy, it's only adults

50. So I'm like, I don't understand that at all.

Why would be more? But the one thing that kind

of sucks about the red box is like they don't

have any of the special features on the desk.

It's only the movie, like it's only the feature

presentation, which isn't a huge deal. I mean,

usually I'm not paying a lot of attention to

special features anyway. But one quick thing

I want to mention, I. kind of forgot, but I wanted

to say how the two movies that I watched were

related. Really? And I didn't even realize this

when I picked them out. But I was watching Homefront

and one of the bad guys in that. Played by Frank

Grillo. Nice. So it was like Frank Grillo night.

I'm like watching these two movies. One of those

infamous, totally real nights. You know, these

kids are having nowadays. Yeah. And I'm like,

well. Now the number of movies I know he's in

is up to three. Have a Frank Grillo party, have

some Frank Grillo cheese. Because the whole time,

and I couldn't remember his real name, I'm like,

oh, that's Rumlow. That's who he played in The

Winter Soldier. Was it Brock Rumlow or something

like that? And I'm like, oh, it's Crass Bones,

it's Rumlow. I'm like, no, that's not his real

name, dammit. Very nice, but yeah, it was pretty

funny. That was like a little unexpected thing

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and yesterday we're gonna go through our list

of shame and for those that were kind of what's

like a list of shame now it's not bad things

we did that we're trying to admit though, you

know, we can't do that because a lot of Greg's

acts are currently pending in court, but a Lot

of poop involved. Yes. Yes. We're gonna be counting

down or going through different comic books movies

TV shows that are Very well regarded in the geek

community ones that people talk about her or

known To be like the best of the best that we

have yet to watch or read and uh, then what we're

gonna be best. And then to kind of make it a,

you know, put a little bit of a twist on it.

Well, we do homework episodes and that's typically

where we assign each other different things that

we feel like they should watch or read. Well,

we're going to have the opportunity to do that

for us this time around. I'm going to be putting

polls for each person with the different items

from their list of shame, and you're going to

vote on those and then tell us which ones we

should cross off first. And we're going to do

our best to then use those polls to then do another

homework assignment where we give feedback and

finally crossing off some of those big properties

that we have yet to partake in. Kind of like

a double episode here, you know, a little bit

of a tag team because that's how we do. So that'll

probably be happening. That is how we do. Yeah,

that'll be happening probably in a few weeks

or so, maybe near the end of February, because

depending on what it is, it might take some time.

But already, but anyone wants to step up and

get this thing kicked off by admitting to your

first item from your list of shame? I got hit

in the stomach and then I pooped my pants. That

will there you go. I'll do it. It's a way to

go with it. But again We're thinking more so,

you know movies and TVs Chuck I know you have

you have a big lift. See what you want to maybe

go down one of yours I Could it's it's so shameful

though So so embarrassing we're only pointing

our fingers and laughing at you. Don't worry.

Nothing bad will happen Everyone listening is

going to be like, how does this guy on a podcast?

He's never even watched these movies. Let's see.

I guess I could start with one that I have brought

up before, so I guess it's kind of a way to ease

in, maybe kind of just sticking my toe in the

water here, and that is the James Bond franchise.

I have never ever seen one single James Bond

movie. Wow. Wow. That is definitely she yeah,

I what I need to do is like give you my James

Bond or Let you borrow my James Bond set so you

can actually partake in the James Bond ness of

it all so not James Bond So not even one not

even the new ones not even one James Bond movie

No, I've seen uh I've seen like parts kind of

flipping through the TV, but I I felt like I

didn't want to pick something like that up in

the In the middle so yeah have you what if we're

gonna give Chuck James Bond movie to do which

one do you think which one would you recommend

them that's that's a that's a good question I'm

you like the Bourne franchise correct Chuck.

I do I'm thinking if you like the Bourne franchise

the first one that might. Be the best I would

say either GoldenEye which isn't like the Bourne

franchise but or casino so I don't know why I

said that but the reason I say that's because

Casino Royale is very much like around the same

lines of the Bourne film so I would say GoldenEye

or Casino Royale is probably the better one to

start with because a little bit more modern I

don't know how you - Is Casino Royale Daniel

Craig? Yeah, yeah. Okay. Casino Royale is the

first Daniel Craig film GoldenEye is the first,

uh, Pierce Brosnan one. Okay. Some of the older

films, the ones that stick out to me, my favorite,

like, older films would be, like, From Russia

with Love. I really like that. You Only Live

Twice, and GoldenEye, no, sorry, Goldfinger,

of course, but I don't know, Greg. I was waiting

for Goldfinger, because that was the one I was

going to suggest. Goldfinger! Do you think that's

a good one? Do you think that's a good one for

Chuck to watch in his first viewing? Yeah, I

really enjoy Goldfinger a lot, especially at

my butt. But yeah, I really like that one. That

one's probably the one that I've seen the most.

I can't really think of another title besides

that because all the titles kind of run together

of these weird... The beauty kill that one's

terrible. It does have Christopher walk -in.

It does not help out the issue. I would say like

since I'm thinking more so Pierce Brosnan gives

you a better idea of what the classic James Bond's

like, but Casino Royale takes it in a different

direction. You can kind of skip Quantum of Solace

and go to Skyfall, which I do think is available

on Netflix. I don't know if Casino Royale...

That was the better of the Daniel Craig. I'm

a big fan of the Daniel Craig ones. I don't understand

why. Are they just too good? James Bond is supposed

to be a handsome man. Daniel Craig looks like

he's gotten the shit beaten out of him with a

sock full of quarters. I don't know where that's

coming from. I don't know. He looks fine to me.

I feel an argument coming out about the handsomeness

of Daniel Craig. These are the best kind of arguments,

but I don't know. It seems like the ladies like

him, but I don't know. But I did see I did happen

to be flipping through one day and I saw the

scene where he was sitting naked in the chair

and the guy was smashing his balls with that.

Oh, yeah. That's a good scene, though. That is.

Which film was that? That's been seen around.

Yeah, because I saw that part and I was like,

that's like somebody did that to his face. Oh

man i don't get i think the only reason that

women like him is cuz he has money and cuz he

has a good body. See i can be creepy with men

i think you have a certain secure my sexuality.

I am I am drinking Makers marketing. I don't

know. I think you have a certain inviting you

with the drunkenness Maybe you have it. I don't

know. Maybe like you for your guys. They have

to look a certain exact way I guess I don't know

Jason Statham's good. I don't know. I never heard

anyone called Daniel Craig ugly before His face

looks terrible. Even my dad has agreed with me.

So I'd an old -school take on sides that he's

they're still really great movies I like I like

the campiness though of the old stuff. So Alright,

we should probably move on. I'm sorry. I'll go

with one that that's probably been mentioned

for me on the podcast before. And that is Alien.

Have you watched any of the Alien franchise?

I've only seen bits and pieces. And I think I've

seen Alien versus Predator, which is probably

not the best example of that movie. I think I'm

I think I'm at the same place as you. Because

I actually had this on my list, too. Interesting.

And I saw, well, I saw Prometheus, but didn't

see any of the other ones. And then I saw AVP.

You saw AVP, too? Yeah. As well, I mean. The

first Alien is more of a, like, I would say like

a horror thriller. So I know you guys aren't.

The biggest fan of those films. So I like horror.

Well, maybe I skew more towards campy. But yeah,

well, yeah, the first alien isn't really campy.

Well, there's there's like a couple of moments

that are kind of campy just because of, you know,

through time. But the second alien aliens is

more of like an action science fiction film So

you may you may be better off you think you'd

probably enjoy that one a lot more if you watch

aliens Alien 3 is kind of weird it like there's

some interesting parts to it But yeah alien and

aliens are the ones you kind of want to focus

on so aliens is cool because it has a colonial

marinas And they're pretty awesome There's only

movies are that are on my list and I kind of

grouped them together because Most of the geek

movies I've watched or you know for the most

part the only ones I haven't seen anymore the

critically acclaimed ones I still have yet to

watch like Lawrence of Arabia and a few others

but the biggest like hole for me regarding movies

or They're probably big hole. Yeah, it probably

Probably the horror franchise like I don't watch

it. There's a lot of horror movies. I have not

seen I've watched most of the Nightmare of Elm

Street I've watched like the first three or four

of those But what's kind of sad is with these

two franchises. I've watched the remakes But

I've yet to watch the originals and I've not

watched any of the Halloween franchise the John

Carpenter his first film or any of the other

ones I did actually see the remake done by Rob

Zombie by Rob Zombie I did see that in theaters

randomly enough and I haven't seen any the Friday

13th like similar to you guys are probably seen

bits and pieces here and there but I've never

sat down and watched one from getting the end

so And I have seen the remake of Friday the 13th

that was done by plant and dooms which was god

-awful, but in that I don't hate the remake done

by Rob Zombie the first Halloween But like I

said, that's coming from someone who hasn't watched

the originals. So yeah, that's my that's kind

of kind of get that off I know like horror fans

are probably like yelling at their their Podcast

right now because they're so infamous, but when

it comes to horror those I need a lot of catching

up to do But I've seen bits and pieces of them.

They're not they're not terrible Yeah, I I know

like most of the Friday 13th most of the Friday

13th is kind of not all that well regarded But

I know the first Halloween is it's supposed to

be one of the better horror movies of all time

Yeah, that one is pretty great. You've seen Halloween

Chuck Yeah, I haven't seen many of those either

but I'm kind of like you like I like I did see

the first one But then I saw like some of the

newer stuff I'm not a huge Freddy Krueger guy

either like That stuff seen them up to the third.

I think which would they're super corny to me

but then I saw like uh, some of the new ones

like freddy versus jason, which was kind of ridiculous

But seeing that still entertaining somehow we've

seen all the versus films alien versus predator

freddy versus jason and saw the individual ones

we're having trouble with But uh, all right chuck

you have anything else to admit on the podcast?

Um, unfortunately, I do I better not whip out

all the big ones, because people are going to

really think I'm a... That's all you can whip

out, Chuck. We all know. This is a pretty big

one, I think. Pretty high on a lot of people's

movie lists, but I have never seen Pulp Fiction.

Wow. Interesting. Have you just not been interested

in it, or do you think you won't enjoy it? I

never really felt interested in it before. I

feel like now maybe I would be a little bit more

open to watching it because I am a bit of a Samuel

L. Jackson fan. But I guess sort of just the

bits and pieces I saw of it sort of turned me

off and I never seemed too interested. But I

guess I'm kind of curious about why it's so highly

regarded. So I feel like I should kind of watch

it maybe. Yeah. Pulp Fiction is like probably

in my top 20 favorite films, but The current

Tarantino has a certain style to him. Have you

watched any of his other films like Reservoir

Dogs or Glorious Basterds or anything like that?

I don't believe so. Okay. Pulp Fiction is on

Netflix, so if you wanted to see it, you have

easy access to it. But have you seen Pulp Fiction,

Greg? I have. Have you enjoyed it? I believe,

I think. It was alright. Quentin Tarantino's

movies are... Interesting kinda crazy which kinda

intrigues me a little bit but there's always

something there that leaves me just a little

bit like not too crazy about the guy I think

my favorite movie from him was Inglorious Basterds

for the most part or Kill Bill Yeah, I love Tarantino

trying to think of I don't know what my favorite

film of him would be I mean Paul Fiction's up

there Reservoir Dogs is obviously really great

I also love Django Unchained but uh Pretty much

like everything he's done, honestly. I think

he's one of the directors who has a perfect filmography.

Perfect, Dan, perfect! He doesn't have a bad

movie. There's never a perfect, not kidding.

It's like, what was that, English class? There's

never a perfect paper. Yeah, exactly. I can't

get A's. Well, screw you. No such thing as a

hundred. I am interested in his... Movie coming

out this year. Isn't he doing hatefully? He is

doing the hateful eight. Yeah, and yeah some

kind of interesting Which is interesting because

he's not like the guy type of guy to do to the

same genre back -to -back but because he's a

Django on Shane and which is also on Netflix

and So I'm curious how that's gonna work out

Shane of Tatum starring in that and Samuel L

Jackson, of course, and I think Bruce Stern,

which is kind of cool because he's a good actor

He's older than all the boosters. Oh yeah, definitely.

He's older than the dirt they're gonna fill down.

Especially if you see Nebraska, he just looks

like, he's like the epitome of everything that's

old. Alright, Greg, what's next on your list?

I'll go with Predator. Never really see I feel

like I shouldn't be saying that one since I've

already said alien I've seen alien versus predator.

I've seen both of them. I mean like here's me

Yeah, kind of like I could watch alien or can

watch predator organs watch them together and

you know cross both off the list Yeah, pretty

much. I haven't seen either of those, Alien or

Predator, but I have seen Alien versus Predator.

Well, if you like campy fun, Predator is a lot

more campy than that of Aliens or Alien, so you

might like that one a little bit more. Plus,

it's got Schwarzenegger, and one of the most

intense kind of high fives of all time, which

is named from Paul Creed. I can't think of his

real name. How are weathers and Schwarzenegger

have like the most like that this high five?

Which is just like flexing like their muscles

are just gigantic. It's so funny the most powerful

Yeah, the history of film on it may have been

the big bang. It could have been something like

that But yeah, think think like total opposite

of Tom Brady. Yeah And then you can watch predator

2 which has Danny Glover taking that, you know

fighting against predators, so He's too old for

that shit. He really is. Only this time in the

concrete jungle of the city instead of an actual

jungle. You know, it's weird. You would think

like you go from only Danny Glover can go from,

you know, fighting a predator to dealing with

something more crazy in Mel Brooks in the in

the lethal weapon. So Mel Gibson, Mel Gibson,

not Mel Brooks. That's not the right person.

Different mouths. It's good to be the king. Next

for me is actually gonna go into the first graphic

novel of the night and I have a lot of like infamous

graphic novels I have not read which is kind

of sad mostly in the world of DC and some of

the more like especially stuff in the 80s that

kind of just flew by me or came out way before

my time and This one I feel bad of. What's kind

of sad is that I haven't read this but I've watched

the movies and I don't know if that's good or

if that is cheating or what have you, but I have

not read the infamous story by Frank Miller,

The Dark Knight Returns. That's okay Dan I haven't

either. I have. It was okay. It wasn't like a

lot of people like there's Kevin Smith out going

like it blew their minds in the world of comic

books. I just thought it was okay. I'm not sure

if it's because I've read it after reading so

much modern comic books that have maybe come

out of that so I'm kind of. A little bit more

jaded, I guess, but it wasn't that great, if

you ask me. It was okay, but... You also don't

like Pulp Fiction, though, so maybe I like it

better. No, I didn't mind Pulp Fiction. Like

I said, I haven't read it. I watched the DC animated

movies of the two versions of it, which I don't

know how... How well that relates to to it or

like how closely how closely that follows the

actual story itself. But I just know for like

importance factor because a lot of people do

say like that was the book that made Batman cool

again and like made him kind of get over the

whole campiness from the Adam West era and gave

us Batman 89 and gave us Batman you know eventually

would give us the animated series and the Dark

Knight and all that so it's like look at it seems

like it's one of those. you know, books that's

more infamous for what it did for the character.

So like I said, I haven't yet to read it, but

I just feel like I have to. It's kind of like

one of those things that you kind of just need

it for background knowledge of the character.

Yeah, I've always felt like I have to too, but

I've sort of been, I guess, actively protesting

it and putting it off as long as I can because

just from things I've things I've read about

it, like, you know, basically. Frank Miller just

hates Superman and he basically just wanted to

write his own version of the story where Batman

kicks his ass and to me it just seemed like a

- Go Frank Miller. It just seemed like a 12 year

old kid writing his own version of it and like

- Not that I'm comparing his writing to 12 -year

-old kids, obviously. He's an excellent writer.

If you read Somerset in City, it does sound like

a 12 -year -old at times. I will get to that

at some point, too. I agree with you, but I've

just been putting it off because it didn't interest

me that much. This might sound bad, but from

what I've read of Frank Miller, I've never been

the most gigantic fan of his stuff. I remember

his Daredevil stuff, which I heard is People's

argues maybe his best stuff, but wasn't a big

fan of Sin City like I like the movie It's just

kind of I don't know It's it feels like a guy

who isn't like love with like just being tab

violence and taboo But doesn't really offer more

than that and it was just kind of like yeah But

I know that's probably sacrilegious for a lot

of people though I hear a lot of people are kind

of turning the tide when it comes to sex from

Sin City and more people are Seeming to kind

of reevaluate It's overall quality maybe since

frank miller has just gone off the edge and it's

completely crazy now. So I don't know but uh

truck i'll bring it back to you. Do you have

anything else on your list? I do let's see. Uh,

i'm gonna throw this one out there next. This

is another movie uh harrison ford movie star

wars No, I I have seen all the star wars several

times No, actually I was talking about uh blade

runner i've never seen blade runner and i know

it's like uh some people anyway regard it as

one of like the greatest movies for some reason

so i was always kind of curious about that but

i never got the chance to watch it so uh it's

pretty decent the sad part is there's like a

trillion different versions of it so it's hard

to even know which one to pick i've only read

watched think like the director's cut or the

third version of it i'm not sure there's so many

different takes on it but it is i think i've

seen the director's cut yeah which is I heard

not don't bother with the original cut and the

not the final one. But yeah, I've it's really

slow I will say that it is it does take its time

It's well shot though. Oh, yeah, it's a gorgeous

film. It's definitely influential influential

like if you look at fifth element like that entire

world is basically based upon that of the Blade

Runner universe, so it's Very heavy material

I would say I think it's certainly worth watching

just like similar to like something like the

Dark Knight Returns just because it's such a

huge staple within the world of science fiction

that a lot of Stuff that's you almost kind of

appreciated on that end because you can see a

lot of stuff That's today which has certainly

been influenced by Blade Runner. Did you like

Blade Runner Greg? Thought it was alright. It

wasn't my favorite movie of all time. I do like

Harrison Ford I don't think it was as slow as

you're suggesting It's been a while since I've

seen it though. It seriously has been a while.

Yeah, I do have it on Blu -ray or DVD I forget

which format but uh, I didn't think it was that

bad Definitely like Harrison Ford It left me

a little confused about what the hell was going

on, but it was interesting to watch. It is one

of those movies that people have taken a million

different ways and whatnot. All right, Greg,

anything left for you? I've seen the movies and

I've loved the original. This last take of it

was awful for me, but I have never read the Teenage

Mutant Ninja Turtle comics at all. Interesting.

None of them. Either have I. I have not read

one. Nice. Have you read them, Chuck? I have.

I've read some of them. And just recently, in

fact, I was going to talk about that on an upcoming

issue, but, or issue, yeah, upcoming episode.

I've read, I think so far I've read the first

three issues. Nice. Of the Eastman and Laird,

like from 1984. And they're really long issues,

too. Interesting. Which is kind of weird, but

um, yeah, maybe i'll hopefully get to talk about

that at some point i'm I bought like a comprehensive

volume of uh The first like seven issues. I think

nice And I think i'm on like the fourth one,

but it's actually pretty great. I love it a lot

Yeah, i've heard a lot of great things about

like this the idw series that started a few years

ago But yeah, i'm not i'm not i'm right there

with you greg I have yet to read any of the any

of the graphic novels, but i'm assuming you have

watched the cartoon, right? Oh, yeah, definitely

have watched cartoons. That's what that's that

and the movies what kicked it off for me. So

I will say the first 90s movie Like it's pretty

much taken right from the first issue. Oh really

of the comics like it's it's amazing How much

stuff they nailed in that movie like it's it's

pretty cool cool for people When that movie came

out, they felt like it was more in line with

the comics than the cartoon, which I guess makes

sense All right, well I've I went over a movie

so far I went over a graphic novel So I'm gonna

kind of go into something different. I don't

know if we talked about TV yet Do we mention

TV any TV at this point? I guess we mentioned

breaking bad early in the episode, but uh I think

you've watched this series. I don't think Chuck

you have and it's actually one that's had like

two series there are two I guess original series

and then a reboot and if it wasn't for Greg I'd

probably be putting Doctor Who right here, but

I'm putting another infamous science fiction

series that was been on TV and that's Battlestar

Galactica. I have not watched any episodes of

that series. Old or new? Old or new? Either.

Which one are we talking about? I have not watched

either one or the new one. I've seen bits and

pieces of the old one, it looks awful to me for

some reason, my parents like to watch that. And

I have started watching Battlestar Galactica

the newer one a while ago and I still have not

finished it Dan, I still haven't finished it.

I think I have like one more season left, I don't

know why but it's... Good, but it just taken

me a while to get through. For some reason, something's

not really appealing to me, I guess. I don't

know, but it's taken me a while to get through

Battlestar Galactica. Yeah. The sad part is,

I think the first time I really even had any

interest was from watching The Office. You know,

it's like, uh, it's way true. Yeah. You know,

Bear's Beats and Battlestar Galactica. But I've

not watched Battlestar Galactica at all. for

whatever reason and never really appealed to

me and I remember we went to like Wizard World

and Philly and like the entire cast was there

like and we walked by them and I had no idea

who any of them were so and I know it's a really

high regarded geek show I don't think it's nearly

like as infamous as like Doctor Who or some other

ones or another TV series I'll get to before

we finish but uh, yeah, I don't know maybe I'll

finally get the chance to check it out Unfortunately,

only the original series is on Netflix right

now, which is kind of disappointing Oh, really?

I guess I missed out on watching the video. Finishing

that up, apparently. It'll probably come back.

But all right, Chuck, bringing it back over to

you. OK, my next one. I'm going to go to TV as

well. Nice. And this one's really embarrassing,

I think, for me. Full house? Now I've I've seen

probably it's probably embarrassing the opposite

way that I've seen too many Yeah, I've seen too

many flaws. We should do the opposite list of

shame stuff We're sad we've watched too much

of and on that list for me would definitely be

glee. So I Would be bad if we had a music category

there Spice Girls. Oh the the movie No, the their

their first album. Did you buy it? That's all

right. I thought that's cuz I bought for crushes.

Yeah, I bought the space jam jet soundtrack So,

you know, I also have that and and I read this

the space jam novel. So, you know Yeah, there

was You know, what do they call it when they

the Book adaptations of the space jam. Yeah,

it's totally red So yeah, yeah, cuz you know,

I you need to learn more about how that world

functions. So Great. Yeah, sorry Chuck. What

is the TV series that you're ashamed that you've

never watched? Very ashamed. This is a big one.

I have never watched any of the original Star

Trek episodes. Me either, if not. I have. You

have, Craig? Yeah, the originals are pretty good.

I'm not a... The second iteration with Patrick

Stewart, I think, are pretty decent as well.

I haven't watched beyond that, but the originals

are good if you're up for something campy. Yeah,

like I have seen some, not a whole lot, but I

have seen some of the Patrick Stewart era episodes,

and some of those were actually pretty cool,

I thought. But I just hear, like, I hear everyone

talking about How much better the older ones

are and I know there's like debate and that stuff

too, but everyone says like how much better Captain

Kirk is and all that all the old school stuff.

So I just got a problem with the originals are

they're kind of slow as I totally take out what

I said earlier, but They're kind of slow from

what I've at least from the Star Trek fans. I

know I think more people Like the new the Star

Trek next generation. I think maybe it depends

on the fandom. Oh, okay I know like he cash radio

did a wars episode and I think the next generation

kind of one hands down But I don't know if that's

just because of the people that depends on the

Trekkies I guess I don't know or trekkers. I

don't know what they prefer to be caught Might

depend on the age group that you're talking to

at that particular time. It does Yeah, it probably

it probably has a huge effect on it. I know I

know like a lot of people look at the original

definitely for its like its impact regarding

science fiction in a lot of ways, but uh I mean

I've seen all the original movies like I watched

all those and I've watched episodes of the next

generation But I've not watched any the original

to just I don't know. I just can't there's two

to two can't be for me I guess a little too but

it's maybe if I went back and watched it with

an open mind. I'd like it Yeah, that's that's

kind of why I never really Was interested in

it cuz like you know you just see things like

flipping through or you see clips here and there

and it was just like I think though the bad thing

is most of the clips we see are like the worst

moments because people like making fun of it.

All right. All right, Greg. You got anything

else? Let's go with the Terminator is if you

guys have consistently. ragged on me for not

seeing. I've seen bits and pieces of them. I've

caught the endings of them, but I have not seen

an entire movie of... Arnold Schwarzenegger as

Terminator all the way through so interesting

Well, I definitely think with a new one coming

out that might be one that might win the poll

for you. So Because it has Amelia Clarke in it.

Is that why you're saying I don't know Chuck

if you were gonna tell him to watch one Terminator,

which one do you think you would choose? I Don't

know see I'm a weird case cuz like everyone always

says that the second one is the best but for

me like The very first one has a soft spot in

my heart, kind of, because I watched that when

I was really small and it scared the crap out

of me. But with that sort out of the equation,

obviously, because Greg is much older than I

was when I saw it. I think I was like six years

old when I watched it. I scare real easy, Chuck.

I don't know if much is a six -year -old question.

I watched it when I was like six or seven years

old scared the shit out of me when he was crawling

through that little. Oh, yeah, yeah. And but

I it's going to be corny, though. So I would

say I would probably say the second one. I mean,

you'd probably there's there's a certain charm

to the first one for sure, because it's such

like a low budget, like almost little like more

grit to it. And yeah, it definitely feels you

can watch the second one without watching the

first one. But I think definitely it. I heard

some people talking the other day about how like

They actually the second one was the first one

that they saw out of the franchise and They had

sort of grown up and then watched the first one

and they were they had no idea He was bad at

one time. Yeah They were like, wait a minute.

He was bad. And then now he's like, okay now

he's helping John Connor and but I did see it

from the beginning and it you're right. It does

have a charm and it's it's kind of good to get

the little Background on it because that's where

it all started and like yeah It's just got that

like early 80s feel that if you like that type

of stuff you might like it's definitely I've

never really been a big fan of the 80s and I'm

going to get what Maybe maybe early 80s is even

right, but maybe like 70s ish because it's like

It very like it's not like Sylvester Stallone.

It's more, you know, low budget and more like

simple. It's almost like a horror film in a lot

of ways. I think they treat it more like a horror

movie. I have to take exception to this 80s comment.

Listen, from 1985 to 1995 was like the best the

best 10 years in this like millennium in the

history of the world. You know, a lot of good

stuff happens. A lot of good stuff happens. I'll

agree to disagree. I'd ever float your boat,

I guess. Yeah. It's mostly music for me in the

80s that kills me, because I had the one girl

at work. It used to be that, uh, take on me.

Take on me. Oh, that's not representative of

the 80s. She had that play. That's an outlier.

She always had that as a ringtone and it ticked

me off because I heard it so much I didn't like

that song to begin with the music video was freaky

to me. I Just just throw in some 80s movies soundtracks

like the Top Gun soundtrack. I do like that though

The Rocky 4 soundtrack But they said rocky horror.

I'm like that sounds I thought he said rocky

horror. I realized it's chalk and it would never

be rocky horror. That was unexpected Alright,

so that was Greg with Terminator Next sure me

is another graphic novel. Which is sad is that

I've watched the movies. I haven't read the book

I think that's kind of you know a lot of people

are shaking their fists if you look at like any

list of best graphic novels up to all times is

usually like one or two Always up there, but

I've never read it and watch the movie never

read the book and that is watchmen Pretty good

pretty close to the movie except for the ending

I didn't like the story of the the comic within

the comic that was read the pirate story kind

of it Yeah, I didn't care for the pirate story.

I just wanted to get past that but I think it

was kind of Integral to how it was how everything

was set up. I guess a little bit but I wanted

to skip over all that Yeah, I like know a lot

about it. I've read a lot about it. I've But

I've never actually sat down and read it I just

think I even like borrowed it for you know took

it out from the library at one point and just

This is gonna sound bad, but sometimes like I

need to be in the right mood to like read a comic

that has like the old 80s art style I'm spoiled

with the new stuff and like like the look of

today So I just I just have to get in the right

mood for it kind of kind of thing. So that's

a good story It's it's pretty close to what the

movie is I think that hurts it too when I've

watched the movie then you I know kind of what

happens. So it's already Kind of small. Yeah,

so it's almost hesitant to go back and read it

because I've already know the story for the most

part. So it's like, I'd rather read Kingdom Come

because I've never read that and I don't know

that story at all. So, but I don't know. Chuck,

have you read it at all? Have I read Watchmen?

No, I have not. Have you seen Watchmen, the movie?

I saw a good amount of it. Never watched it beginning

to end, but I saw quite a bit of the movie. I

thought it was interesting, but not really, not

really my up my alley. Yeah, that makes sense.

All right, Chuck, I think maybe we can make this

the last round and then we can finish this episode

up. So what's your, I guess, I know you have

a lot there. So I don't know if you want to write

off a few or if you want to just go with your

most, the one that you feel like you're the most

shameful of that you have left. Okay. Yeah. I

know I've done, I think I've done three movies

and a TV show so far. So I guess I'll go into

the graphic novel realm and This one's really

embarrassing considering how much I like this

title, and it's an X -Men story. This is, of

course, something that Dan loves. Dan loves this

story, and I was with him when he got a great

deal on this story, and that is X -Men Age of

Apocalypse. Really? Yeah. I have not read Age

of Apocalypse all the way through. Have you read

any of it, or just some of it? Maybe like an

issue here and there really and the sad part

is I have all of them. I have all the graphic

novels there's five volumes. I have volumes one

through four and I have the prelude to Age of

Apocalypse. Haven't haven't read them yet. It's

just always it always seemed so daunting. Yeah.

And that because it's five volumes and like I

never for whatever reason never got into it.

But I do know like, like a little bit about it

and like stuff like, uh, that we've discussed

before, but to know the ins and outs of it, I,

I couldn't talk about it because I haven't read

it. So. Wow. Yeah. That's, that's surprising.

Funny. I just always assume that you've read

that. So that's, if I could put my vote in anything,

I think it would be age of apocalypse. So if

I can influence the vote at all, which I don't

know if that's cheating, I would say go with

that one. Yeah. And I'm looking at them right

now on my shelf, but. It's just for whatever

reason I haven't read them Alrighty well Greg.

I don't know if you have anything left that you

want to admit before we end this episode Yeah

So it's like a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles I've

seen the movie never read the comic and it's

also got a new version coming out I've never

read the Ghostbuster comics. I'm not even sure

how Close it is to the movies, but I've never

read them I know TGF one Mike was suggesting

that I read Ghostbusters with the Teenage Mutant

Ninja Turtles whatever that name of that series

was but I've never read anything Ghostbuster

related Just watched if it makes you feel any

better Greg. I didn't even know there were Ghostbuster

comic Yeah, I was actually the same thing. I

didn't even There were Ghostbuster comics. I

know they had the crossovers, but I didn't even

know that was like a thing So I believe it is

Yeah, I guess it makes sense. But have you watched

the any of the Ghostbusters cartoons? Hell yeah

real Ghostbusters. Tell me I've watched how about

the reboot that happened like in like I think

that early 2000s or in 90s I forget have not

seen that bother. It's like extreme Ghostbusters

and the only person I think comes back for that

is like Egon so Yeah, it's weird. It's like I

forget the the premise of it, but it was it was

not it was not very good It was like it existed

in like the same universe as real Ghostbusters,

but it was with new people and stuff like that.

So it sounds weird. It's not worth it. But yeah.

All right. So I guess technically maybe some

of the ones that I've mentioned already are more

acclaimed than this one. But the reason I'm saving

this one for last, just because the person who

created it is like the man in the world of geekdom

right now. Like he's he's one of the most infamous

people in the world of geek. He's got a huge

fandom, he's done a lot of TV, and this is kind

of like the thing that made him famous. And the

sad part is, running theme here, I've watched...

Can I guess this, Dan? Sure, go ahead. Is it

Buffy? It's not Buffy, but you're on the right

track. I've watched episodes of Buffy, my wife's

actually a big fan of that show, so I've watched

episodes of Buffy, seen a little bit of Angel,

but I've not watched any episodes of Firefly.

So yeah, I've yet to watch any episodes I don't

know why like remember starting one and then

fit not finishing it But I have watched Serenity

and I do own it. So You know the TV show that's

based on not watched it watch the movie though,

so Sadly, I think when I first saw the movie

didn't know it was based on the TV show. So Very

very short -lived. Yeah. Yeah. I mean that was

way back when I figure when that came out but

uh Yeah, it was like I just was out of the world

of geekdom at that point and but uh since then

I just haven't again gone back to it I really

want to because I loved I love shredding the

movie but uh heard good things but yet to partake

in It is a really good TV show. So if you feel

Like, you know, that's something I should watch

the work. Oh, maybe just go down my list of shame

again If you go to geekcastradio .com, I'll have

These all posted but I went over Firefly I indicated

I've get to want read the Dark Knight returns

or Watchmen You get to watch Battlestar Galactica

and yes, I've and I've yet to watch any of the

movies from Friday the 13th or Halloween franchise

So those were my items from the list of shame,

but Chuck what were yours? Mine were James Bond

franchise any of those pulp fiction Blade Runner

Star Trek original TV series all right and Age

of Apocalypse So quite the variety there and

lastly Greg, what were yours? We've got alien.

We've got predator, but I have seen alien We've

got Terminator we've got the Ghostbusters comics

and we've got the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle

comics. So like I said You have the opportunity

to kind of influence us and tell us what we should

go off of our list of shame and we'll going and

we'll do that in an upcoming episode but before

we end the show we like to end each episode with

a letter and when he started the show I mentioned

my Week was kind of like a whirlwind because

we got great news that spiderman is coming to

mcu but then later that day got a little bit

of a bittersweet news and when i learned that

uh in the world learned i should say that the

john stuart will be leaving the daily show in

you know the upcoming months so Kind of it's

kind of sad as someone who's watched the Daily

Show before John Stewart was even on it and saw

the evolution of it It's just I can't imagine

that show without him. So I kind of kind of wrote

that in retrospective of him Finding out that

he'll be leaving It is Daily and it is the show

earlier this week We were given some sad news

that John Stewart will be stepping down from

this Daily Show after nearly 17 years in the

chair This coming not long after Colbert left

his show to replace David Letterman Colbert living

his show was bittersweet, but this news is quite

the blow. I've been watching the Daily Show even

before Stuart hosted, and I even remember the

apprehension of seeing Stuart take over for Craig

Kilborne as people were worried the show would

not be the same. And it turns out it wasn't.

Stewart and his staff transformed the show from

a novelty act to the epitome of political satire

that was equally intelligent and hilarious. Of

course he didn't do it alone as he allowed others

to equally shine. I'm happy to say I've had the

opportunity to see people like Ed Helms, Rob

Cauldry, Lewis Black, David Tell, Colbert and

- even Steve Carell come into their own as comedians.

One of my all -time favorite segments was even

Stevens where Carell and Colbert would face off

on a number of topics with Stewart stuck in the

middle. Now in hindsight it's like being able

to watch Larry Burr, Michael Jordan, and Magic

Johnson play a pickup game before they got famous.

Three of the biggest names in comedy kind of

breaking out right before our eyes. The Daily

Show became an outlet that called out the insanity

of the new system we lived in, whether it was

calling out politicians or news stations that

cover them, Sirup became that other sane person

in the room that would go to verify the craziness

and everything they're seeing is in fact real.

He made political comedy cool again, and thanks

to him we now have shows like Larry Wilmore,

Last Week Night, and how they've even taken what

he did and involved it even further. There are

many defining moments of Stewart's tenure, and

it feels inappropriate just to pick one, but

if I did it, it probably would have to be his

first show after 9 -11. It showed everything

that makes Stewart such a unique talent. Earnest,

honest, and appropriately hilarious. The biggest

compliment I think I can give him is the fact

that it's so difficult to even think of someone

that's going to replace him. Someone who's equally

funny, smart, can both interview celebrities

and debate politicians. Whoever it is, they surely

have much bigger challenge ahead of them than

Seward when he first took over. Just to put it

in perspective, how much the show has changed

and how bigger it's gotten. Since his first days

in his chair, the show's ratings have increased

400%. Yes, 400 % since he first took over. quite

the leap from this just random show on a cable

network no one watches to almost a news force

that people go to every night. Whatever Stuart

does next, if it's directing, comedy, news, what

have you, I think whatever it is, he definitely

deserves many moments of that. So sad to see

him go, but definitely looking forward to seeing

what the Daily Show has left when he leaves,

if it stays. But yeah, I was it's quite sad to

hear that but uh, it's I guess He kind of hinted

at it a few times. There was actually an interesting

interview with Potter Odenkirk He had the week

before where he's like mentioning that yeah,

it's time for him to leave and I thought he was

joking but he wasn't so And I guess he he might

be stepping down in November or so But anyways,

but like I said if you go to geecastradio .com

I'll be putting up those posts for the different

list of shame and we can work on getting those

For upcoming episodes next week. We're gonna

have a little bit of a different episode though

as the Oscars will be coming out we're gonna

take the Oscars and do a little bit of a geek

spin and Coming out next week to you. You're

gonna hear the key cash radio awards. We're hopefully

we're talking in circles Well, hopefully, you

know win that illustrious award for best GCR

and core podcast and if we don't we're blaming

you Yeah, we also have a suicide pact, so that's

on you guys. Yeah, about that. None of us signed

that, Greg. Oh, damn it. I guess it's me by myself.

Going to that well one more time. Hey, that's

what we do here. What? Something about shitting

in a bucket or something? I don't know. Yeah,

exactly. But yeah, all right, anything else before

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all right, well, that'll be it for this week.

We'll be back next week. Same time, same channel,

same podcast feed. But for now, this has been

Chuck. This has been Greg or the 20th iteration

of Spider -Man. And this has been Dan and we've

been talking in circles. We'll see you next week.

You know, in the first Spider -Man movie with

Tobey Maguire where he had the little hairs coming

out of his thumbs, I actually have those and

I can crawl up the wall just by my chest. Nice,

nice. There you go, there you go. I know. If

you can get the snarky remarks and, you know,

you just need to have some sort of bad thing

happen to you so great power comes with great

responsibility. And I'd be also the first creepy

perverted spider -man that also would use your

your web powers for bad I'm sure like oh, I'm

sorry. Did I get your shirt? I apologize Oh,

I got that all over you. You know what else I

can get and that's it