On your marks, film buffs and pop culture enthusiasts, our latest podcast episode is here to take you on a wild ride through the thrilling universe of movies. We take you behind the scenes, unearthing the fascinating stories that shaped some of the most iconic films by acclaimed director, James Cameron. Hear about his journey from Piranha 2: The Spawning all the way to the Avatar movies, and get ready to digest some jaw-dropping box office numbers. We also dig into some podcast gold, revealing the fascinating tales from 'What Went Wrong.'
Brace yourselves for an epic ranking showdown. We're tackling everything from Jurassic Park and the Twilight Saga to Terminator Salvation and the Jurassic World movies, and we won't stop until we've ranked them all! Plus, we're putting the spotlight on the talented Brice Dallas Howard and her amazing career. And it doesn't stop there. Superheroes, movie directors, and classic rock bands - they're all on our list. If you're a fan of heated debates and friendly disagreements, you won't want to miss this.
But wait, there's more! We're crossing the boundaries of reality and venturing into the realm of fantasy. From Ursula in The Little Mermaid to Neo from The Matrix, we're ranking our favorite fictional characters. And because we can’t resist a good food fight, we’re rolling up our sleeves and entering a mouthwatering debate about desserts and dinners. As we wrap up, we'll have a thought-provoking discussion about overconsumption and the art of using chopsticks. And just to keep you on your toes, we've got a surprise in store for our next episode. Buckle up, sit back, and let's get this cinematic journey started!
Stay in touch yo!!
Instagram: @the_duncan_and_angus_show
Duncan: @freakinchocolate
Angus: @darkhorse_barbering
On your marks, film buffs and pop culture enthusiasts, our latest podcast episode is here to take you on a wild ride through the thrilling universe of movies. We take you behind the scenes, unearthing the fascinating stories that shaped some of the most iconic films by acclaimed director, James Cameron. Hear about his journey from Piranha 2: The Spawning all the way to the Avatar movies, and get ready to digest some jaw-dropping box office numbers. We also dig into some podcast gold, revealing the fascinating tales from 'What Went Wrong.'
Brace yourselves for an epic ranking showdown. We're tackling everything from Jurassic Park and the Twilight Saga to Terminator Salvation and the Jurassic World movies, and we won't stop until we've ranked them all! Plus, we're putting the spotlight on the talented Brice Dallas Howard and her amazing career. And it doesn't stop there. Superheroes, movie directors, and classic rock bands - they're all on our list. If you're a fan of heated debates and friendly disagreements, you won't want to miss this.
But wait, there's more! We're crossing the boundaries of reality and venturing into the realm of fantasy. From Ursula in The Little Mermaid to Neo from The Matrix, we're ranking our favorite fictional characters. And because we can’t resist a good food fight, we’re rolling up our sleeves and entering a mouthwatering debate about desserts and dinners. As we wrap up, we'll have a thought-provoking discussion about overconsumption and the art of using chopsticks. And just to keep you on your toes, we've got a surprise in store for our next episode. Buckle up, sit back, and let's get this cinematic journey started!
Stay in touch yo!!
Instagram: @the_duncan_and_angus_show
Duncan: @freakinchocolate
Angus: @darkhorse_barbering
3, 2, 1, and we're back. How you doing, guys and girls, dna here, dunkin' an Angus. How you doin' Angus, my dude.
Speaker 2:How you doin' that yourself, or is that a voice? No, that's my voice. No, that's unedited.
Speaker 1:That's raw. That's unedited Raw baby that's.
Speaker 2:WWE Raw is it? Yeah it is yeah it is no it's WD and Raw, isn't it WD? No, isn't it WWE and Raw? Or is it WWE, raw?
Speaker 1:On WWE Raw Okay.
Speaker 2:Raw and Smackdown. I'll Smackdown. That's what I'm thinking. I'm Smackdown. Layeth the Smacketh Down Are you gonna crack one for the boys? Let's do it. Get, do it Ready. Oh, crispy. Okay, while you're taking a sip, I need you to pull your board out and give me a 1 to 10.
Speaker 1:We shall not be. Take a guess at what is on my board right now. What was the last thing I wrote?
Speaker 2:Was it the Simlish style spelling that you wrote?
Speaker 1:No, this is spelled correctly. Oh, it's just spelled correctly, it's two words.
Speaker 2:Snoop Dogg, you're close. Free booze. Free booze In horrible yellow marker.
Speaker 1:No, it was the oh gosh. Let me turn my lights off Red marker. That's orange.
Speaker 2:Orange marker.
Speaker 1:Yeah, well, I'm going to go light less for this episode. I'm going to sit in the dark. Okay, you do that. Then Let me wipe off my free booze For context. Do you want context?
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, sure yeah, If you feel like you need to provide some context.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I mean it might bring some other podcasters across. I last week recorded a couple of episodes where I took over a friend of mine's podcast for three episodes and doing I'm like interviewing the interviewer so she normally interviews people and I'm interviewing her for the three episodes and we're talking about the three locations in which she has traveled solo. I had three days and my biggest take from her spending time in Dubai was free booze. Oh, free booze baby. So that isn't live yet. It's currently being edited by a profesh by the name of Duncan Ramesh. Oh, so yeah, ramesh.
Speaker 2:Ramesh, I've got one to ten, but I started running out of room. Very good, I need you to give me the top ten highest grossing movies of all time. Top ten highest grossing Yep.
Speaker 1:Okay, time Of all time, let's.
Speaker 2:So, far.
Speaker 1:Oh, grossing, that's not include, that's like not just box office stuff, hey.
Speaker 2:Like I would argue, box office Okay.
Speaker 1:Let's roll with Avengers Endgame.
Speaker 2:That is number two. Yeah, that's $2.7 billion.
Speaker 1:And G'may. All right, and would I be remiss in saying that number three is Infinity War?
Speaker 2:No, but number three is on there. Oh, number no Infinity.
Speaker 1:War is on there.
Speaker 2:And number four oh, avengers Infinity War is number six. Six, that's $2.052 billion.
Speaker 1:Infinity War All right, frozen. No, oh, okay, it's Frozen. 2. No, okay, no Frozen, no Frozen 2.
Speaker 2:Frozen 2 is number 13 at $1.45 billion.
Speaker 1:I was close. I was close. I know that it did really well.
Speaker 2:All right, but not well enough to be in the top ten.
Speaker 1:No, let's go. Spider-man, oh, what's the newest one? Far From Home, is it? No, far From Home, is that the newest one? Yeah, yeah, that movie.
Speaker 2:No. Really it didn't crack it, not top ten at least, wow, okay.
Speaker 1:Okay, is Titanic up there?
Speaker 2:Yes, number four, the technique. That's $2.26 billion Billion dollars.
Speaker 1:Billion dollars, all right. So let's stick with the James Cameron and say Avengers, no Avengers. What's it called the other blue guys? Avatar, avatar.
Speaker 2:Avatar is number one at $2.9 billion.
Speaker 1:I'm pretty sure there was a point in time where Endgame took over it, and then Avatar's. Like you know what let's release in the cinemas again, let's get some more money. And it worked, yeah, avatar 2. Or way of water.
Speaker 2:Yes, number three at $2.3 billion. Way of what. So that should be all of the James Cameron movies you know what's crazy. Niles.
Speaker 1:Barkley, yeah, swalls.
Speaker 2:Swallay Swalls.
Speaker 1:Barkley Muds, it was, but James Cameron must be loaded.
Speaker 2:Well, like I was listening, I'm listening to a type Digression time. I was listening to a podcast that talks about I'm going to hear my eggs while you talk. The podcast is called what Went Wrong. Okay, it talks about the behind the scenes stuff of famous movies, whether they were box office hits or flops, and James Cameron has popped up a couple of times. There's only been, I think, he's only had one or two movies that have been mediocre, and essentially every other movie he's ever done is like box office gold, because he did Terminator, aliens, aliens, the second Alien movie, I think Terminator 2 as well, then obviously Time, titanic and then obviously the Avatar movies. Let's have a look here. Let's look at his filmography. So in Niles he started in 1982 with Piranha 2, the Spawning which have you heard of that one? No, no, that was his first movie. It was kind of like those sat nuts, like those really B-grade sharknado sort of thing. Yeah, like the not serious, serious, like horror movies of you know, like back then Wait when was Piranha 2?
Speaker 2:1982.
Speaker 1:You know what? That's wild? Because I'm pretty sure the Piranha. I think there's a movie just called Piranha that came out probably 10 or so years ago. That's the only Piranha movie I know.
Speaker 2:I wanted to Okay. So since 1982, he has done not including Avatar 3 and 4, because they're not done yet Nine movies, Jeez, Okay. So 1982, he starts with Piranha 2, the Spawning, Then goes on an absolute tear like absolute tear with the Terminator. Aliens. The Abyss was pretty good. It wasn't, as you know, huge as Aliens or Terminator, but it still broke a lot of ground when it came to CGI, Terminator 2, True Lies, Titanic, Avatar and then Avatar, Way of the Water, Single-handedly bringing in like multi-built wind or movie. It's like keeping the friends.
Speaker 1:The film industry out.
Speaker 2:They're usually alive. Yeah, that's crazy. Okay, so you've got one, two, three, four, five, six.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, correct, and seven. I don't have seven, do I? As far as I'm aware, I have five, seven, eight, nine, ten left.
Speaker 2:Five, seven, eight, nine, I guess you do. I thought you did have seven.
Speaker 1:Alrighty, is there an animated one on there? No, as in cartoon animated no, nope, okay, hmm, um. Is there a Leonardo DiCaprio movie out there other than Titanic? No, oh, okay, hmm. Is 2012 up there? No, okay, I'm gonna need to get some hints from here.
Speaker 2:I don't really. Let's have a look here.
Speaker 1:I Think, along the marvels, one still oh, so there's still some more Marvel up there. Yeah, okay, grossing. Oh, are the other two Avenger movies up there? Which Avengers ones do you have? I've got Infinity War and game is age of Ultron up there.
Speaker 2:Do you want to go with that one? Yeah, I'm going with that one.
Speaker 1:No, ah, the original Avengers yes, yes, that's number 10.
Speaker 2:That's number 10 at 1.5 billion dollars.
Speaker 1:Avengers the yeah, okay, any more Marvel up, there is at all.
Speaker 2:There is another Marvel one up there. Is it Civil War? No, this one this one broke so many fandoms. It starts a new age of Marvel. I'm in one. No, oh, a new age of Marvel. We've had, we've had endgame. What's the new age of Marvel now? Come on bro. We've had endgame. We've had Infinity Stones, eternals. What's the new age of Marvel that we're hitting down Eternals? No, come on dude. Oh gosh.
Speaker 1:Oh gosh Come on.
Speaker 2:It's like the whole point of all these damn TV series on Disney Plus and stuff that's building for this new age of Marvel. Phase four, what's phase four? All about this is a yikes, ah. Ah Think logically, man, what's phase four about? I I'm from, I don't know, you do know, come on.
Speaker 1:I do Okay, okay, okay, come on. What is what I?
Speaker 2:So we've Say what was one division all about? Didn't finish it. Okay, have you? Have you finished any Disney Plus Marvel series? No right, have you finished any spider-man movies? There we go. That's a big hint. Yeah okay, the new phase of Marvel that's no longer about singular Earth Multiverse. There we go. Okay, which spider-man movie talks about multiversal ramifications?
Speaker 1:Was that? No, not no way.
Speaker 2:Home, no way home, there we go. Oh my goodness.
Speaker 1:That's all about moldy one.
Speaker 2:That's the newest one. You said far, we said far from home.
Speaker 1:I, but I also Also went on to say the newest one Couldn't think of it. I couldn't think of it. That's number five. Yeah, that's number five.
Speaker 2:Yeah, no, oh okay number seven, seven at one point. Nine billion dollars, oh, Was pretty much there. One of these movies was a live-action remake, the line of a yes, the Lion King at number nine. Really, that made it up there at one point. Six, six billion dollars. That kind of annoys me. Why, why does it annoy you?
Speaker 1:I don't know. I personally think that Disney needs to focus more on the animated, like the cartoon, the animated oh, I wouldn't say. I didn't finish it it.
Speaker 2:Oh, what is it with you? And not finishing stuff, man.
Speaker 1:It's the story of my life, man bro.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't know. Would you say it's a live-action remake? I Mean.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I mean they're usually lions, otherwise that'd be very difficult to film. I mean it's CGI yeah yeah, I'd call it a live remake. Yeah, yeah, okay.
Speaker 2:Um, oh, look, they just moving forward in time. Okay, so we got number 10. Yes, number nine, we need eight and five. Number eight, or number five, is one of the Star Wars movie. That's some good. That's some logical thinking. There Is that Lord of the Rings movie. No, I would still stick with the Star Wars movie. Oh, okay, so it's a huge. There was a huge hiatus Of the disappointing prequels, some some behind the scenes stuff was happening and this movie was announced and it blew apart everything. It was like a reimagining again.
Speaker 1:Um, trying to think what's called Um. Can I get away with just saying Star Wars, episode seven.
Speaker 2:I'll take it, because you're horrible with names as well. Yes, star Wars, episode seven.
Speaker 1:Hold on, hold on, let me get, let me guess it. It's uh, oh, is it? The force awakens, it is the force away. Hey, what number's that?
Speaker 2:Five at two point zero seven billion dollars, geez that's been infinity war yeah man All right we have number eight is um.
Speaker 1:Not so, they are quite not. So. Number eight Um, is this a well-known movie? Well, of course it is, it must be. But Uh, is it a movie I know, do you reckon?
Speaker 2:I would assume you'd know it.
Speaker 1:Okay, okay.
Speaker 2:It is a. Is it disney owned? No, okay, oh let me double check Um. I don't believe it is.
Speaker 1:Okay, no, it's not.
Speaker 2:No, it's not Okay.
Speaker 1:Okay, um, it's not a cartoon movie, no, um, can you give me an actor?
Speaker 2:You don't know actors, so that doesn't help you. You're right, I don't, you know some. Yeah uh, brice dallas howard, brice dallas howard.
Speaker 1:Hmm.
Speaker 2:What is he being in? I have no idea.
Speaker 1:I've never heard the name of my life.
Speaker 2:This one was Brass dollars. How this, this one? This movie Is a continuation of a story, so it's a sequel. It is the fourth movie in the franchise. Fourth movie in the franchise.
Speaker 1:Yeah Right, is it Tokyo drift? That's the third movie in the franchise, don't worry.
Speaker 2:Yes, when someone argue that, to spin off. So it's not yeah.
Speaker 1:Um.
Speaker 2:Franchise franchise. In the first movie, the three big actors were Sam Neal, laura Dern and Jeff Goldblum.
Speaker 1:Okay, I know one of those people. Is it Jeff Goldblum? It is.
Speaker 2:And the droplet goes down the hand.
Speaker 1:I don't get it.
Speaker 2:Sam Neal turns Laura Dern's head and they pan and see this. See this majestic sight Of something eating leaves At the tallest branch of the highest tree. Oh, is it Jurassic Park? Okay, so we've got this. We've got Jurassic Park. And what movie did I say it was in the franchise, the fourth, so what would be one of the newer movies? That?
Speaker 1:is Jurassic.
Speaker 2:World. There we go, jurassic World.
Speaker 1:Hey, you could have given me Chris Pratt.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I know, $1.67 billion.
Speaker 1:I I remember from that movie is blue and I remember the scene where it's a Sam the lady. What's the guy's name? The one who is Brice Howard, brice, yes, when she's running In the high heels, in the high heels, that scene gets me. It's funny. Who's Sam Neal?
Speaker 2:He's that professor from the first movie, that professor from the first movie.
Speaker 1:Oh, would I be remissed in? Not remissed, would I be? I'm just going to say it I've never seen Jurassic Park. Why?
Speaker 2:Why do you set yourself up for Uncontrollable Bullying and harassment with this type of With these type of revelations you still out to people? I don't know?
Speaker 1:Like I, it's just it's.
Speaker 2:Why haven't you seen Jurassic Park? Well, when I was young, it's in a life was so wonderful Miracle. Now you're an adult.
Speaker 1:So why have you not seen so long, long story short. When my, when I was young, my brother watched it With my mom and she said I don't know, duncan, this might be too scary for you. Staying during for this one Was like okay, I haven't, I guess, given myself the opportunity to To watch it, right? Yeah, I've seen More of the children's Animated Jurassic Park TV show On Netflix. Then I have Hours of Jurassic World or Jurassic Parks Right.
Speaker 2:When are you going to be an adult and watch Jurassic Park?
Speaker 1:I don't know. I could try this weekend. How far will you get? How far will you?
Speaker 2:get through it before you go. Let's do something else.
Speaker 1:No, I don't give up on things like that, I just fall asleep.
Speaker 2:Well then, don't watch it at night.
Speaker 1:So yeah, that's my biggest problem. My biggest problem. I woke up this morning To my phone was on my charger, which is like a. It's a wireless charge, that's on an angle, so I have my phone on the side of it Watching GMM. I fell asleep watching the first episode of GMM and I woke up and I, like it would have been. I don't know how many episodes it had gone through, I could probably do the math but it just kept on Like playing the next thing, then the next thing, the next thing, yeah, yeah, yeah. One would say I was tired last night. One would say, cool. Well, thanks for the 10 things, man, I got the phone, I got the phone. I got there eventually. I did.
Speaker 2:I did Quite painstakingly.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I mean, maybe this helps me know things.
Speaker 2:I think it's just going to be my mission, to just try and get you up to speed Well known Actors names. What else is that? Sheila in Brice Dallas Howard? Yeah, well, so I know that from. Oh geez, what would you know her from?
Speaker 1:Um, I think the problem lies with, like, my brain connecting the two things. Like Jeff goblum, I wouldn't have guessed, as Jurassic Park, what? The only thing that got me there was the thing eating leaves. Hmm, let's have a look here. What would? What, would you know, brice?
Speaker 2:Dallas Howard in Brice Dallas Howard in Brice Dallas Howard in Brice Dallas Howard in Brice Dallas Howard in you will. You may know Brice Dallas Howard in the Twilight Saga. She was, she vampire.
Speaker 1:Was she Alice?
Speaker 2:No, victoria. Oh, she was Gwen Stacy in Spider-Man 3. Blonde hair Didn't watch it. Terminator Salvation Didn't watch it. Jurassic the Jurassic World movies no, I didn't watch it. I didn't watch it the Jurassic World movies.
Speaker 1:No, I think I've seen one Terminator movie. You want to hear about Brice.
Speaker 2:Dallas Howard.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Her father, ron Howard.
Speaker 1:Oh, I know that guy.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he was an actor on Happy Days, directed Forest Goom. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's her dad. There you go. Well, I've got some things for you to blind rank, blind, blind ranking. I've got quite a few here, so we'll do a few and see how we're feeling, see what tangents we go down, how many thing I use.
Speaker 2:It's always five.
Speaker 1:Okay, let's do it All right, so blind rank these Wonder Woman. Wonder Woman, okay.
Speaker 2:I could just just do one to five and you could. For the content Number six bro.
Speaker 1:Number two all right, we have Batman.
Speaker 2:Which Batman.
Speaker 1:Whatever Batman you want me, we are ranking these famous superheroes. I Gathered that, alrighty, we have Superman, oh, number one, we have a spider-man, number four, and we have black widow.
Speaker 2:Well, chicken bit number five.
Speaker 1:Nice, that's a. That's a. Yeah, it does sound like it's pretty good. This All right. Now this these, or rank these iconic movie directors.
Speaker 2:Well, I've got three favorite movie directors, all right, well, so let's see if any of them are on there. If not, I don't care and I'll just go one.
Speaker 1:But you won't know. So come on, let's see. All right, christopher Nolan oh.
Speaker 2:Oh, oh.
Speaker 1:We have Steven Spielberg, five. We have Quinton Tarantino, so when he we have Gretta Gerwig or four, and In the number two slot is it no number three slot number three Is Martin Scorsese Scorsese.
Speaker 2:Marty boy, look, I'm happy with the first two. I've never heard of my. What does he? What does he do? He directed Jigs.
Speaker 1:This podcast is an education for Duncan.
Speaker 2:Wolf of Wall Street. Oh yeah, good movie, yeah. And the, the gangster movie with De Niro and Pacino and Pesci, where they were all the characters and they were John. Oh, look, I think you would like. The one you would only probably know is Wolf of Wall Street, right, right.
Speaker 1:Okay, okay.
Speaker 2:We are now going to. I don't know why I didn't say Zack Snyder man, He'd be number one.
Speaker 1:Is he the number one? No, he would be like my three favorite is Nolan, tarantino and Snyder, and they are interchangeable interchangeable Gotcha, gotcha, yeah, all right, we're going to now list or rank these, these five classic rock bands.
Speaker 2:Okay, I've got an idea of classic rock. Let's see what these classic rock bands you've come up with. All right, you've come up with.
Speaker 1:All right, we're gonna start it off with Queen.
Speaker 2:Hmm, that's a good one. We'll point them at one.
Speaker 1:Okay, okay, straight at the gate. Number one we have the rolling stones. I don't really care about the stones, fair enough. Yeah, we have the darkest side of the moon. Pink pink Floyd. Number four I don't really listen to their stuff, okay, okay.
Speaker 2:We have the Beatles. I Number three. I don't really listen to their stuff.
Speaker 1:Fair enough. Number two is Led Zeppelin, then.
Speaker 2:I'm happy with that. Yeah, out of those, out of those five, I would say I listened to Queen and Zeppels the most. There are a couple of Beatles songs I do like and I really know the one song from pink Floyd which is dark side of the moon. But yeah, I would say yeah, I'm happy with those two because would Queen or play their greatest hits album from start to finish? I won't really skip any of their songs. Yeah, and Zeppels is just a whole different ball.
Speaker 2:I wouldn't say that Queen and Zeppelin in the same ballpark or any of them are in the same ballpark when it comes to classic rock. So it's interesting that they were on this list. I guess they are now at a stage in history where it's like from Star Trek 3, they were playing the Beastie Boys and someone goes is that classical music? It's not so far in the future. So I mean, we probably are at that stage where at the time they were just like oh no, this is heavy metal, no, this is hard rock and stuff. And now they're just classic rock because they are the classics.
Speaker 1:Classics, classics. Alrighty, we are now going to rank these beloved Disney princesses.
Speaker 2:Well, I've only got one favorite Disney princess.
Speaker 1:Okay, let's see where the other ones fall then. Okay, we're gonna start off with Cinderella.
Speaker 2:Which Cinderella, the live-action one.
Speaker 1:For the sake of this, we're gonna say it's the animated one. Is there a live-action one? I believe. So yeah, We'll go five, okay. Okay, we have Bell from Beauty and the Beast.
Speaker 2:Is this the animated or the Emma?
Speaker 1:Watson Bell. This is the animated.
Speaker 2:We're gonna go all animated for these all the, all the animated, I'll put her at R2, why not?
Speaker 1:Okay, okay, we're gonna go to Ariel.
Speaker 2:Well, she is a princess, isn't she? We'll go three snow white four.
Speaker 1:What positions? Well, one number one is Mulan.
Speaker 2:No, I guess that's Even if she is Chinese oh yeah, I'm happy with that list. My favorite Disney princesses.
Speaker 1:That's the only Disney Pixar.
Speaker 2:Disney, pixar.
Speaker 1:The Pixar. Alrighty, we are going to name not name it lists or rank these top five iconic sci-fi spaceships.
Speaker 2:I don't really know that many spaceships.
Speaker 1:Okay, all right, we're gonna kick it off with the big dog, the Millennium Falcon. The folks, the folks. Oh, let's point about one number one. All right, next one on list we have the USS Enterprise. Which USS Enterprise Is there? More than one is there? No, there isn't.
Speaker 2:Star Trek, if that helps. I know it's from Star Trek, I didn't know you star Trek and then Star Trek, the next generation. Let's go to you.
Speaker 1:Okay, we're gonna follow that up with the TARDIS.
Speaker 2:Oh, that's a good one. Actually three Alrighty, alrighty.
Speaker 1:The next one on the list we have is Serenity, which is the Firefly spaceships.
Speaker 2:Enterprise.
Speaker 1:Four Okay, okay, that means number. You're working my down list here. Number five we have Battlestar Galactica. Is that a ship? Yeah, from Battlestar Galactica.
Speaker 2:I thought Battlestar Galactica was the rings that have portals.
Speaker 1:Not according to my list, isn't it? Oh, interesting.
Speaker 2:I think the only thing I would have an issue with because I did not think of the TARDIS is I would have put TARDIS in number one, but at the same time, the Fox is the Fox for a reason. The USS Enterprise. Do you know that song? The USS Enterprise song. Yeah, how's it go?
Speaker 2:Um, um, um Star Trekking Across the Universe, oh wait, I missed a bunch of Enterprise, followed by Captain Kirk Star Trekking Across the Universe, finally going forward, because we cannot find reverse. There's Klingons on the starboard Bow, starboard Bow, starboard Bow. There's Klingons on the starboard Bow. Where would I have heard that? I've heard it before, but where have I heard that? It's probably some joke song or something. Yeah, okay, star Trekking Across the Universe.
Speaker 1:All right, we are going to be now listing the iconic movie villains Iconic All right, we're going to kick it off with Darth Vader. Oh.
Speaker 2:Darth Vader. Um Soldier Darth. Would there be any more villains that I'm aware of that you could potentially put on here? Vader is pretty menacing in a number of ways.
Speaker 1:He can go at number one, one, alrighty, number one straight away. We're going to follow that with the Joker. Which Joker? Uh, let's go. Heath Ledger. He should be number one. Oh well, number two. Okay, going to follow him up with Hannibal Lecter.
Speaker 2:No, I'm far, but I don't really care about Lecter. Fair enough, fair enough.
Speaker 1:We have Ursula from Little Mermaid.
Speaker 2:Little, Little Mermaid.
Speaker 1:The Little Mermaid, the rapper Little Mermaid.
Speaker 2:The silent rapper, the mumble rapper, not even shown the water she's not, yeah, true, her performances are only underwater. Yeah, and she's like I want to walk around and like give us your voice.
Speaker 1:Number four I want to walk around and give us your voice, yikes. Um, what numbers left Three? Number three is Dolores Jane Umbridge, senior undersecretary for the Minister of Magic. Yeah, oh look.
Speaker 2:It's pretty incredible that she is more hated than Voldemort and the fact that she's just a bad person. Where Voldemort oh no, voldemort is a bad person. It was actually um Boldy girl at Grindelwald. That is more like a, more like a is like a vigilante style villain, where he's actually not a bad person but his ideals are considered bad. So where Voldy was just like so have you looked at a muggle? Oh, I have to. I mean, I walk around here and die, you know. So.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I think that just the fact that Dolores was able to have a patronus means she was so evil that she loved it so much.
Speaker 2:She was so happy being evil. A cat, wasn't it? It was a cat.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, crazy, crazy. All right, one more list.
Speaker 2:That's still. That still baffles me that Harry was like I'm not going to take the veritas serum. It's like, bro, take it, man. Where did I get that? I'm doubled or go, don't I? Oh well, he's telling the truth, he's took the veritas serum.
Speaker 1:I think the main reason he didn't want to take it was he didn't want to give up.
Speaker 2:Serious, because I'm a new, but did she know about serious?
Speaker 1:Yeah yeah, because um, draco knew about serious and Draco was part of her, so something's scored what it's called.
Speaker 2:Was he? Uh, do you think that? I thought she was just more than where double door go.
Speaker 1:She was obviously interested in that because she thought that he was working against fudge. But she also was constantly asking about serious Black.
Speaker 2:Didn't have to put so much mustard on that word.
Speaker 1:All right, we have another list here we're going to rank famous science fiction characters, so it's pretty broad. Pretty broad is going on here what. Um, we are going to kick it off with uh, let's keep us. Dull Was at the top, let's go. Luke Skywalker.
Speaker 2:The squawker, let's put him at five squawker.
Speaker 1:All right, we're going to follow that up with Ellen Ripley.
Speaker 2:Oh, um, from alien. Yes, she's pretty badass. Um, what are it to ripples at two?
Speaker 1:ripples at two. We're going to follow that up with Spock.
Speaker 2:Uh, four, four.
Speaker 1:Okay, okay, uh, next on list we have is Neo.
Speaker 2:Oh, the matrix. Huh, what's funny is that what he acts now is the way he acted in the matrix should have been a precursor of what we were to expect of him. Expect of him as his range of acting, because he has not changed since the matrix. You're telling me that I had to do this. I was like yo. You're putting emphasis on the wrong parts.
Speaker 2:My man just be more fluidly, even when he was playing Chuck Kaboom, you know. Oh yeah, all right, chuck Kaboom, it's like, bro, you're doing your grants in a, in a, in a. Keanu Reeves, he matter, uh, neo, or number three, why not?
Speaker 1:Who's my number one? Your number one is Sarah Connor.
Speaker 2:That's actually not a bad one. I do like well-written female leads. They are pretty awesome. And Sarah Connor, which Sarah Connor were you talking about From Terminator? Yeah, no, is this pre-Terminator? Or they verse the Terminator? This is Terminator two, where she's running around doing pull-ups and chin-ups and squats and like getting jacked to protect her son and herself from the evilness. That is Terminator.
Speaker 1:I could tell you I haven't seen it, bro. I haven't seen it.
Speaker 2:Oh, my goodness Say, in the first Terminator she is the more single mother character. She doesn't have any type of combat training because there's a futuristic, there's a robot from the future trying to kill her.
Speaker 1:Does she have kids? Does she? No, she didn't. Oh, so she's not a single mother.
Speaker 2:She became a single mother.
Speaker 1:So she was by herself.
Speaker 2:Yeah, okay, so she wasn't a mother in the first one. In the second one she's a single mother. I'm just gonna watch it, man.
Speaker 1:No, I want to hear the movies.
Speaker 2:No, you need to watch these billion dollar grossing movies. Okay.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:I'm not full of sleep, so I think for every movie you don't fall asleep to, I'll give you $1. Really yeah.
Speaker 1:Okay, okay, I'll see how many of them get through.
Speaker 2:If I tell you you should watch this movie and you watch it all the way through, I'll give you a dollar, okay, okay, you can't just go and start watching Disney movies, where I know you will stay up for the whole time. Okay, so I have to go watch Terminator, and if you watch it all the way through, I'll give you a dollar, okay.
Speaker 1:Is it on? I'm sure it's a stream or something. I'm sure I'll find it. Yeah, all right, last list we're gonna rank. We are going to rank these top five desserts Ooh.
Speaker 2:Ooh To be honest. I don't think I am a dessert person.
Speaker 1:Okay, let's follow it up with a dinner then Okay. Okay, let's go. Actually, let's do dinner now. Yeah, dinner now. Okay, let's have dinner before dessert. All right, we're gonna kick it off with none other than sushi.
Speaker 2:That is the entire, the entire treat of sushi. That's an interesting one, because I don't consider sushi as dinner, so I'll put that at five.
Speaker 1:Okay, okay, now we have barbecue ribs.
Speaker 2:Okay, we call that a solid two Okay.
Speaker 1:A solid two, not a soft two. Someone needs to have some more flavour.
Speaker 2:It's a solid two if you eat a lot of barbeque ribs.
Speaker 1:Just before we move on, curious to know why wouldn't sushi be a dinner? What do you see it as A?
Speaker 2:snack. It is an experience, not a dinner, okay. Okay, you go to any sushi places in Japan that is not sushi trained and it is served to you by a Michelin star chef that's been training in the art and consolidating in skills for decades, and they don't give you a lot, they give you a piece and it's all about the presentation and it's all about how it's prepared and how it's prepared.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:You know it's Western sushi. You could argue it's probably dinner, but traditional sushi is not.
Speaker 1:Another tangent as well. While we're still in this tangent, do you know why it's called Michelin star?
Speaker 2:Is it because the tyres that were graded for the distance or something?
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Something along those lines where if you had to get to a certain place, you'd need, like, a three grade Michelin star or one grade Michelin star or something.
Speaker 1:Yeah, exactly. So you obviously want to drive further for better food. Yeah, that's wild that you knew that. I found that out at trivia. How did you yeah?
Speaker 2:I don't know how I know that one. It's probably through social media that I kind of heard anything. It's probably a TikTok.
Speaker 1:So I'm like did you know? Yeah, All right, let's get back to this main dishes list. We're going to go from barbecue ribs all the way down to vegetable stir fry.
Speaker 2:Oh, that should have been number five. Stir fry is for veggie stir fry for protein in life, like proper meat protein, not vegetable protein. And before I get a lot of hate, which I don't care about, you need twice as much more vegetable vegetables for a little amount of meat. You need a lot more vegetables to replace the same amount of protein that you would get in less meat.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, like per gram. Yeah, for sure, per gram Okay.
Speaker 2:You can have a small amount of meat and that will say what 50 grams of protein? You need a crap ton of vegetables to make up that 50 grams of protein. And what happens? When you eat a crap ton of vegetables? You're still hungry because it's not nutrient dense where you have a steak and you're like I'm pretty full now. I don't need to have anything else with this because it's packed with a lot more nutrients and micro nutrients that satiate your appetite.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:So yes, stir fry, that'll be six. Actually, that can be an honorary six.
Speaker 1:Maybe stir fry, all right, well, I'll throw an extra one in there as well. Let's do this up top six. Then, following that up, we have the margarita pizza.
Speaker 2:Oh, I do like simplicity. That can go three.
Speaker 1:All right, following that, we have beef stroganoff.
Speaker 2:No, they'll go four. Why not the Stroggs? The Stroggs. What's my number?
Speaker 1:one, your number one, is pork chops with applesauce.
Speaker 2:I'm happy with that Meat. Bye-bye Now. Do you like pork chops with applesauce? I do.
Speaker 1:I enjoy most foods, if not probably all foods.
Speaker 2:I enjoy some more than others but I don't think this food won't eat, unless it's not Brussels sprouts.
Speaker 1:Oh, I love Brussels sprouts. Man, what do you say?
Speaker 2:Ando.
Speaker 1:Nato, oh Nato. Yes, I showed that video. That's on YouTube, by the way.
Speaker 2:Oh, with the tuna and the Nato and the milk.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I can't remember who I was showing. Oh no, I do remember. Actually it was at my brother's house for mum's birthday. Yeah, it was birthday, and I don't know how the conversation got to Nato. But mum was like have you ever tried Nato?
Speaker 2:I'm like let me show you it was rough.
Speaker 1:It was real rough. Let's quickly smash out this dessert one, because I do want to hear what your opinion is on this one.
Speaker 2:Okay, I think I've only got one dessert that I would go frequently to, but I don't know if you would count it as a dessert, so it'll be interesting what you've got down. Is it potato salad? Do you eat potato salad for dessert? Sometimes, yeah, why do you like this?
Speaker 1:man, I love potato salad.
Speaker 2:More than Brussels sprouts. No Well, maybe you shouldn't be eating it for dessert then.
Speaker 1:Okay, let's hear you, brussels sprouts are expensive. All right, we're going to kick it off with a brownie Sunday.
Speaker 2:Three, three.
Speaker 1:Okay, okay, key lime pie.
Speaker 2:I've never had key lime pie, so I'll get that at five.
Speaker 1:Okay, creme brulee, four Red velvet cupcakes. Two, that means number one, is peach cobbler.
Speaker 2:That's not a bad option, I would say. My most favorite dessert is apple pie. Apple pie- so, that's oh, mate, doesn't matter, okay, it's going down the same way and coming out the same way. What is it topped with? Whatever I want.
Speaker 1:Yeah, whatever, some toppings that you like more than others.
Speaker 2:No, not really Like I. It is a three way tie between ice cream, custard and cream.
Speaker 1:Okay.
Speaker 2:All very suitable accoutrements.
Speaker 1:If I was to rank those, I'd be like custard ice cream cream, because you don't like dairy. How?
Speaker 2:dairy.
Speaker 1:You don't like milk, milk yeah. Unflavored milk Cream tastes like unflavored milk. Yeah, ice cream doesn't.
Speaker 2:Ice cream doesn't because it's got the sugar added Would you count ice cream as a dessert, like ice cream by itself? I would, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't know. Like a bowl of ice cream.
Speaker 2:Or would you have?
Speaker 1:to add the I definitely would. Yeah, Bit of Milo on top A bit.
Speaker 2:What do you? A child. Like half a tin of Milo on top. Yeah, half a tin, there we go. What do you actually speaking of Milo? Actually?
Speaker 1:no, no Do you want me to get some? I've got some here.
Speaker 2:No, no, no, Don't worry about I'll save it for the recommendation.
Speaker 1:Okay, okay, okay. Anyways, we're going to get the accoutre here. Thank you all so much for listening. Angus, do you have recommendations? My dude, yeah.
Speaker 2:My recommendation is a is a thought provoking one. Oh, Is it technically overdosing if you do not follow the recommended amounts of Milo when you're putting it to milk or ice cream?
Speaker 1:Hmm, so if I thought, if I thought quite literally food for thought, um very good, very good my recommendation my thoughts. You want to know my thoughts. Yeah, I don't think it's overdosing.
Speaker 2:Even though it says the recommended is two teaspoons. So if you add more than two teaspoons, aren't you technically overdosing? Cause overdosing is going over the recommended amount. Is it a dose?
Speaker 1:Well, it's a measurement. I think a serving in a dose is different, though.
Speaker 2:A measurement, a serving at a dose is different.
Speaker 1:Yeah, cause dose I? When someone says dose, I think of drugs. When I say serving, you don't think of drugs. I'm having three, three penitols with as my serving.
Speaker 2:Hmm, well, much, much, just really bet. What is the wording on overdose?
Speaker 1:Um, let's do it. Should we check it, or yeah? Let's check it. Yeah Over dose, um definition. All right, we have an excessive and dangerous dose of a drug. Sugar is a drug, though, isn't it? Wait, is it? Is it drug and addictive substance, or is it a drug, a pharmaceutical created thing?
Speaker 2:Well, I mean, I mean weed is a drug.
Speaker 1:All right, let's go drug, drug overdose, our drug meaning? Um, all right, so a medicine or other substance which has a physiological effect when ingested or otherwise introduced into the body, hmm, Depends on how you want to interpret that as. According to these definitions, I think overdose is more drug related than it would be food related. According to these definitions.
Speaker 2:So what so when a food has a recommended amount and you go over that, what would they be classes?
Speaker 1:Um over consumption. I don't know, I wouldn't, I don't, I don't think I would say overdose is my word.
Speaker 2:What has? There has to be something. Yeah, If you go, if you're knowingly not following the recommended amount when you don't follow the recommended amount.
Speaker 1:What is that called?
Speaker 2:Hmm, ask, ask, chat GPT.
Speaker 1:Ask chat GPT. Yeah, all right. What am I asking to GPT? The exact wording, what is it called when you consume more than the recommended amount? Recommended amount All right, chat GPT, what you got for us, all right. Consuming more of a substance or product than the recommended amount is generally referred to as overconsumption or excessive consumption. Hmm, that's what I said. I said overconsumption. We're on the same wavelength for me and chat GPT.
Speaker 2:Chat GPT and I yeah.
Speaker 1:Sorry. My recommendation is to practice using chopsticks because it's fun, it's fun times. Okay, bye, love you all. See ya, bye. Don't forget to do the things, and we will see y'all in the next episode. The next episode, however, we'll have some more structure per se and I will not spoil it yet, but in a few episodes time, we have a surprise for you. Okay, all right, bye, see ya, love you, bye.