SteveJRogers
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Loved Dan’s quick response to Mike’s feeble attempt to keep the conversation going with the Replicant analogy
I may have said this back when you guys covered the episode, many years ago
but the talk of bare feet being a TV “code” for sexual activity reminded me of how “Kirk lacing up his boots” was used as the answer to a trivia question “On Star Trek, what was the signal that Kirk just had a sexual encounter” which pretty much implied that it was as frequent of an on screen thing as say Bones saying “I’m a Doctor, not a…” or “…dead, Jim!”
Yet it was done only one time!
Granted Kirk’s on screen conquest numbers are exaggerated when you sit down and watch all 80 TOS episodes, but certainly it’s more than just once!
But it does make sense when you are trying to get things by the censors I suppose. I wonder if that, “putting articles of clothing back on” actually is what “barefoot” evolved into in the 1980s.
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Though now that I think of it, Red State, Tusk, Yoga Hosers and Clerks itself probably would count as good material for this pod!
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I see Susan and Rosylin and raise you deaths with IRL implications Charlie Sheen’s character in 2 & A Half Men, and Rosanne Connor in The Connors
No clue if IRL has much to do with the first one that I thought of, but Danny Sorensen leaving NYPD Blue in an off air death with not-Ricky Schroeder getting ID’d as the body in a rug that was dumped in to the Hudson River.
Seemed on the petty side since both David Caruso (who was also known to be a diva like prick) and Jimmy Smits, both of whom Schroeder replaced as either the main or co-headliner of the show, both got a few episode arc to close out their characters’ respective time on the show to start the season after the one they said was their last.
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Even though Willis was always known to be an unprofessional asshole on his sets, it is interesting that Kevin Smith has been wondering if his dementia like state had it beginnings around the time of Cop Out, which soured Smith on Willis as a person.
Might be interesting to put that movie on the list.
Also I heard Sunset, not a good movie though, might not be a bad watch for an early career Willis.
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2 hours ago, Donomark said:
This literally feels like some kind of Futurama or Simpsons joke told in the 90s about the future, but it's really happened. The Shat in Shpace.
And it appears there were no signs of….A….thing…ONTHEWING!
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In the book Movie Memories Shatner claims when he was filming Kirk’s death scene in Generations, he noticed a plane fly in the sky as he muttered “Oh my…” and pictured that was Kirk watching his Enterprise going by. 30 some years later that could be the Blue Origin with Shatner on board flying
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On 8/12/2021 at 7:45 PM, You Know Who said:
If you’re thinking of doing cinematic dynamic duos like
Damon and Affleck, then I suggest the following:Good Will Hunting, Dogma…Hard pressed to find any others where they appear together mostly and share top billing.
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Julie and Maria, I think this is from Julie’s early 1970s variety show
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I know it was an innocent mixup, but when segueing into Murder by Decree Pandy referred to Spock as "Doctor Spock."
DOCTOR Spock is the very much deceased and renown pediatrician.
MISTER Spock is the formal, non-rank referencing prefix for the very much fictional half-human/half-Vulcan science officer of the USS Enterprise!
=;)
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2 hours ago, Pan-dub said:
Never seen it! Hopefully to be rectified before the official call up to Flipchart Forums.
Fucking WHAT?
You are better off not knowing
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You missed Liza’s turn in Muppets Take Manhattan!
Her caricature is the one Kermit and the rats replace at that posh restaurant.
Also disappointed, just a little, that Kevin Nash’s turn as a Wizard of Oz “themed” gimmick (very short lived), literally called Oz, in the early 1990s WCW was not mentioned!
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Would be a bit of an irony if future Oscar winner Liza Minnelli was the child Judy was nursing along in the spring of ‘55, but Liza was around 9-years old by then.
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Would Ernie Hudson or Harold Ramis have enough of a resume?
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As much fun as the Hook running gag is, wonder if any other film has four, or more, HAA subjects as major subjects of an ensemble, that hasn’t been featured on the podcast?
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Star Trek IX
Sound of Music
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Meet Me In St Louis
A Star Is Born
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Bit of a disservice to not mention Terry’s journey from RR time to this point as Chainsaw Charlie.
Especially when it’s chronicled on Beyond The Mat.
Essentially, Terry went back to ECW. Headlined their first PPV, Barely Legal on April 13th and won the title. He holds it until August, dropping it to Sabu, then has yet another ECW swan song at Hardcore Heaven, when Shane Douglas won a triple threat with Funk and Sabu.
Which led to the ECW promoted Terry Funk’s Wrestlefest on September 11th, that was promised to be Funk’s retirement match, against WWF Champion Bret Hart!
Mankind, yes despite the fact that Mick wrestled in ECW exclusively as Cactus Jack and “Mankind” is a WWF creation, also wrestled, defeating Sabu by DQ.
Honestly, I wonder if “being another character” was Terry’s was of reconciling such a quick turnaround from a retirement. That it wasn’t “Terry Funk” helping Cactus out against The Outlaws. Eh, who knows.
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Granted there has been two “theme years” where he doesn’t qualify, but just realizing that it’s been too long for Jack Nicholson not to have an episode centered around him!
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Now, how the Euro title goes from Triple H to Owen is worse than what happened with the HBK-HHH title switch though.
I think Trips was legit injured, so a month later Owen defeats Goldust, who was mimicking Triple H, and gets awarded the belt based on Goldust’s “acting job”!
Owen holds it until a few weeks before ‘Mania, and drops it to Hunter. Hunter defeats Owen at Mania, and holds the bell belt until dropping it to D-Lo Brown in July.
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FUCK! I forgot to post my “Smark trying too hard” story surrounding Kane’s debut!
Okay, so Bad Blood is coming up, and I’m in college in Southern Connecticut, and channel surfing. I hit upon a local access cable channel as they have a guy talking wrestling in a call-in show format.
Anyway, guessing who Kane was going to be was a question of the day, and a caller says “Diesel” To which the host asks “Which one? There’s been two of them.”
In my head I’m thinking “Yeah, Kevin Nash, who was sidelined at the time, is going to jump on his very sweet contract with WCW, and return to his old place of employment to portray a character that is pretty much just going to be canon fodder for The Undertaker!”
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You guys did gloss over some good titles though. Specifically Bingo Long where Pryor was a character based on the iconic Satchel Paige, and a dramatic turn for three standup legends with Redd Fox and Eddie Murphy, Harlem Nights
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Finger Poke of Doom is a much more egregious of a swerve, especially with the whole Hogan’s nWo vs Nash’s Wolfpac war that had been building to that expected crescendo for the better part of 1998.
Throw in the onscreen dig at Mick Foley’s pre-tapped title win that was airing that night, and you have all the ingredients for one of the worst storyline moments in wrestling history.
At least here it fit the characters they were portraying, and they did need to get the Euro title off of Shawn in a fashion that wouldn’t make you wonder “well, why the hell wouldn’t the guy go for the heavyweight title instead!?”
Episode 167 - Fugitive of the Judoon and Praxeus
in Bigger on the Inside
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I figure IRL stuff is why you guys aren’t trudging through the dregs of TNG S2, more so than that…thing that was called TNG S2?