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But wait, there's more than just movie magic on our airwaves! We're grappling with the enigma of the Zodiac Killer and slinging theories about "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" that'll have you hanging on tight. Plus, we're putting on our power suits to navigate the treacherous boardrooms of "Succession," before setting sail with the formidable Norsemen of "Vikings: Valhalla." And for gamers, we're dissecting the digital dilemma of microtransactions and sharing a chuckle over a nostalgic round of 90s cartoon trivia.
To cap it all off with some holiday spirit, we're teasing our merry Christmas special while sharing a chuckle over the unexpected comedy that unfolds during an impromptu bathroom break. So gather 'round for this eclectic mix of intergalactic insectoids, ghostly gags, and the high seas of entertainment—it's a ride you won't want to miss, complete with the kind of off-the-cuff humor that might just make you forget to pause for your own bathroom break.
Could you design a video game?
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Speaker 1:Hi and welcome to entertain this podcast about movies, TV shows and video games. My name is Hayden. With me, I have Tom. And Mitch Not respect.
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Speaker 1:Only fans, everything. Slow down, mitch, You're gonna give yourself a migraine. He already has one.
Speaker 2:Who are we kidding? Terraformers For Mars, oh okay, terraformers, oh.
Speaker 1:They put that much work into that title.
Speaker 2:No, I put that much work into saying it like that. Okay, terraformers, the 2016 YouTube Japanese movie classic. It actually made 5.5 at the box office 5.5 thousand dollars. No, five bucks 50 cents.
Speaker 1:No, it was 5.5 mil. Wow, in Japan.
Speaker 2:So this is apparently based on a anime, which I think is also based on a manga. It's usually how it works, how this works in Japan with animes and etc. This movie sucked. So let me, let me whirlwind you through this adventure. I bet you this is the worst.
Speaker 3:I was like, is this the worst one you've ever had?
Speaker 2:No, no, this is not the worst one I've ever seen. This is. This is a movie I would be into watching if it was good. This was not a good movie, though, I think that's kind of how it was.
Speaker 3:I like the idea.
Speaker 2:I. I almost started watching the anime just to see if that was better, but then I didn't want to get roped into an anime and have that consume my life for weeks or however long it takes me to finish up.
Speaker 1:the series and animes usually go either one season or a thousand seasons.
Speaker 2:There's no in between. Yeah, so there was no in between. So Terra Formars is a movie where a bunch of Japanese people in the year 25 and etc I don't remember the exact date Get like Shanghai, because they're all pieces of crap into working for this very flamboyant man who runs a company and his last name is Honda. Very, it was.
Speaker 1:There's no tongue in cheek, and that one is there, nope.
Speaker 2:So they're like I'm gonna go to Mars to kill cockroaches.
Speaker 3:Okay, it makes sense, I know, I know it's riveting.
Speaker 2:It's a gripping plot. So apparently, because Earth is up you know, you know what's Creek without a paddle they decide we're gonna Terra Form Mars. And that was 500 years ago. So they're like oh, we'll have, we'll put a bunch of moss on Mars to Terra Form it, because it can survive in like these horrible climates, that and that.
Speaker 1:One movie with Val Kilmer, the Mars movie, not a mission to Mars, yeah.
Speaker 2:They put basically Mars yeah they basically just, you know, ground covered Mars with Mars and sent cockroaches to assist with cross pollen, you know with pollinating and which I didn't know. Cockroaches did that with Mars, but okay, and I guess apparently cockroaches can survive out there now in space and like the well, whatever the atmosphere of Mars is.
Speaker 2:Yes, so thanks for my because of this and radiations without it, you know, an atmosphere and whatever, and 500 years of being left to their own devices. Cockroaches super evolve into bipedal super, monster looking rock dudes like the size of the rock, but with these dopey bug guys, like they're like jacked humanoid looking things and like where they're for, like the top of your forehead is just picture two baseballs's eyes and they're just. I have this dopey look on their face. The whole freaking movie Are they smart.
Speaker 2:Yeah, one day a couple of them figured out how to use guns. Okay, Several of them use clubs.
Speaker 1:You mentioned, cockroaches could use guns to be horrifying.
Speaker 2:So they go there to kill cockroaches and they sound like 12 of them, like you're gonna go kill a planet of cockroaches and I'm like that's a lot of stepping on tiny bugs. No, no, the cockroaches were not having it. So they land and they meet the cockroaches and they're like hey, you know, wave at it. And then the cockroach does like the super speed from like Phantom Menace and just chaos, this chick Done. And then the other people come back from like their little missions. They're like oh, we got jumped by big bugs.
Speaker 2:And then they find out all the cockroaches evolved and the guys like guess what? You all have bug powers, to just like a secret operation that we had that you all have to sign up for. We implanted you with bug DNA.
Speaker 3:That's how they surprise it.
Speaker 2:You have this like secret gun thing that pops out this you know their stormtrooper compartment belt and they inject themselves in the neck and it like unleashes it for like a couple of minutes. So if you do it too much, you'll turn into a bug.
Speaker 3:So they didn't want to tell them this before the neck yield.
Speaker 2:No, this sounds like an anime, this sounds very much like an anime and when they introduce people like doing it, there's like a quick synopsis and like they have like the whole, like you know, laboratory, like DNA sequence stuff is going by and they're showing the bug and like listing out its powers.
Speaker 3:So it's like a power ranger's power up.
Speaker 2:Yeah, pretty much. And then like you watch, like I don't know how many of these people go through the transformation, and it's like, yeah, and it takes out like one cockroach and then, like two seconds later, he's like getting ripped in half or decapitated or something.
Speaker 1:So was it like gory, like rated arm material?
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, people get punched right through the chest straight up decapitation. Such a dumb plot for rated R kind of content, oh it was so the main dude he turns into like a Japanese murder hornet, which is scarier than this movie. I did not know this. I actually looked this up. Murder hornets kill on average 2026 people a year more than sharks. Okay because they tell you this in the movie and I didn't believe him. So I looked it up and I was like that's actually factual.
Speaker 1:That was right. You know who kills more than murder hornets. Vending machines I don't think, yeah, vending machines falling on people. They're like 100 a year. I know, like cows kill like yeah, falling over like sitting there. I think cows kill, like it's 100 or 500 people a year.
Speaker 2:I mean I'm doing my part, I go, I eat burgers all the time.
Speaker 1:And then in deer kill a bunch of people just because they wreck into it.
Speaker 2:So nobody turned into a deer or a cow.
Speaker 1:No, kills even more than all those guns.
Speaker 3:Who kills more than that knives?
Speaker 2:and screwdrivers and hammers, and death. You know who kills the most dead death, the most evil killing of all MVP every time so so did the end of the movie justify the means to watch it? No no today Tara.
Speaker 1:Today Tara for Mars?
Speaker 2:Oh the bug. People are called the formers, formers, formers.
Speaker 1:They just hear words in English and try to make it work. Yes, all right.
Speaker 2:Now the weird thing is I'm watching this and there's subtitles, because they're all speaking in Japanese and then, randomly sprinkled throughout, they talk in English, for no reason.
Speaker 1:And it's really weird, like English right.
Speaker 2:Forced like that. That's like the eight words they knew.
Speaker 2:So, it's like every dumb, like group of, like companionship of people trope is explored. You got the guy and girl really like each other. You got the creepy dude. You got the nerdy guy. You got the dude is trying to always one up everybody else. You got a guy who's in charge. You got a girl who's useless, like every bit of this is fully in there. You got like two Yakuza guys who were just, you know, dwindling about in the background. They're the only ones who died. Normal, they get shot by bugs, of course, three Yakuza.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Whereas, like the other ones, are like severely injured, decapitated, ripped in half, have their like arms ripped off and then beaten to death or something. Those guys, just I was like I'd rather go out like that. They just got shot like normal people and it was over.
Speaker 1:Will there be a sequel?
Speaker 2:I hope not. So, they leave it open to a sequel, of course. So all of them get shwacked season two for Venus except for one of them the guy who turns in the murder hornet dude, and then the guy who turns into a bug that can't die Like a cockroach. Not a cockroach, it's some sort of larva bug, but like it can be cooked at like 200 degrees, still live. You can freeze it, still live. But if you sprinkle some water on it and rehydrate it boom those are called tardigrans, tardigrans.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, that was it.
Speaker 1:They live in space too, for an extended period of time. Strange.
Speaker 2:There's a lot of science in this movie. You learn a lot of things.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but they go to like their power ranger, morph stuff and like the little action you know sequence with like all the Asian characters pop up and then like glowy lights and you know quick little expose on a character and then boom, decapitated done.
Speaker 1:So, they're purpose Now on a scale of stopping your pinky toe to I don't know T boning your car. Where would you rate this movie?
Speaker 2:Accidentally shoulder checking a doorframe.
Speaker 1:So it's like a four. Yeah, it's about a four.
Speaker 3:I'm glad you got that analogy in there with the numbers on my arm.
Speaker 1:Yeah Well, I can't give him a one to think he's gonna rate it a one.
Speaker 2:No, no, I mean some of the set piece stuff, like the ships, the suits. They all look really cool. The CGI is garbage, especially for a 2016 movie. Yeah, from Japan.
Speaker 1:Well, usually like the Japan live action adaptations are terrible yeah.
Speaker 3:Like.
Speaker 1:Attack on Titans, one of the worst movies ever made.
Speaker 2:No, I can't remember it, but I hope people in Japan look at this movie and go. No no, you messed up Send him to the prison.
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 2:Couldn't tell you a single actor who was in it. One guy turned into a locust but he had, like these cool ninja legs.
Speaker 1:You know, if you explained some of the plots to the MCU to a random person they'd probably look at you like you were insane. And then you explain this movie. They'd be like those could be the same things.
Speaker 2:Yes, so this was like it's just about a watered down, r rated, dumb version of Power Rangers, but not as cool in space, but not the fun way against monsters who initially were horrifying but just became laughable and comedic. Because the first cockroach guy he does like the super ninja sprint and just like and like one of them, like he like to capitate somebody with his bare hand, like blade hand, just done and it's like and like they're very like you know, shadowy looking, and it's like you're like oh, that's creepy.
Speaker 2:And then you see him later and they're just all bumbling around like there with their big stupid bug eyes, and then one of them turns around and like their little mandible things it's sticking out of his butt.
Speaker 1:Tom, it's not like the way the monsters look.
Speaker 2:No, they don't. How do you have cockroaches that all of a sudden involves 400 years and become bipedal man looking things with fingers and feet? You've already rated it.
Speaker 1:Tom, you're done, you're off the hook and you get trivia today. It's over, it's over.
Speaker 3:It's not over. It can't hurt you anymore.
Speaker 2:I still haven't read it for 30 days.
Speaker 1:You can watch it again tomorrow.
Speaker 2:I won't ever watch it again.
Speaker 1:Moving on who had movies?
Speaker 3:I did. I did me Go ahead. I saw a movie in the theaters by myself. What are those? I went and saw Ghostbusters after life.
Speaker 1:It's good, it's pretty good, and that's it there, you go, but on TV is there a lot of spoilery material in this.
Speaker 3:Um, I mean nothing that you can't. I mean there's a couple of things, but not too much, that you can't just tell from what you call it a trailer. It revolves around the first movie, which just so revolves around, like the Gozer character.
Speaker 2:So like the characters from Ghostbusters one and two, yeah.
Speaker 3:Awesome. But you know it revolves around the original Ghostbusters, one kind of like plot line where they have to have they have the key master and the gatekeeper and all that. But it does a good job of explaining why you have these other master, are you the gatekeeper? It does a good job of explaining why these new characters fit into that world, because the the mom of the little girl that you see all in the trailer stuff is Egon's daughter and Egon Mary doesn't, doesn't really go into, do they do like one of those CGI bits to forheld Ramis, because I know he's been dead.
Speaker 1:Well, okay, I don't have to talk about it, but yeah, Anyway.
Speaker 3:I mean, I guess we can now.
Speaker 1:That's fine.
Speaker 3:But it kind of goes into a story where you find out that Egon left the rest of Ghostbusters and they're mad at him because he just, they think, abandoned for you know other reasons. So he's living off on his own. On this. They call him the dirt farmer, like everybody in town, because he kind of was secluded and stayed to himself.
Speaker 3:Oh and you know he's got this whole compound, basically that his daughter and their, her, the daughter's son and her daughter, it kind of inherit. I guess it's like this old creepy mansion kind of house and because you know he's, he's dead, so they go to claim it or whatever and there's just nothing there. They can't figure out why he had all this junk and stuff.
Speaker 1:So he left and the Ghostbusters continue without him.
Speaker 3:No, he, when he left, he basically takes all their stuff, and so the Ghostbusters are disbanded because he takes all their stuff when he leaves.
Speaker 1:and that figures into the story later on. Do you see plenty of the living Ghostbusters? Um, probably about as a more cameo kind of related.
Speaker 3:They're in it for about 15, 20 minutes towards the end Okay.
Speaker 1:So it's like a Harrison Ford Blade Runner 2049 kind of thing.
Speaker 3:It does a good job of including them, but without making them the new stars. You know, you still get the rest of the people to shine A little girl. She's like this super genius, just like Egon was, to where she knows how to work with all these different mechanic things and stuff like that, and it was nice to see that, uh was Finn Wolfard, as annoying as he is, and stranger things. No, he was pretty neat. He learns how to drive, driving the Ecto one in the field Nice.
Speaker 3:Man, you know they're not, they're poor people. So they, you know they, moved in. He didn't have a car, but all there were all these junk cars laying around.
Speaker 1:Well, the Ecto one's the only one that had an engine in it, so he tries to fix it up and everything is the purpose of Paul Rudd being in this movie, besides just coming relief and Paul Rudd Is there like a good purpose for him?
Speaker 3:Yeah, okay, his, uh, his character arc kind of fits in and explains more about the situation and why it's happening. He helps them figure things out.
Speaker 1:Okay, so he's like the paternal figure, yeah.
Speaker 3:Cause like he shows up like he's a teacher at their school, but then he's, you know he he's like teaching summer school and they're he's kind of like here watch this movie and he's in the back working on science, you know science stuff, neglecting children.
Speaker 2:What a great, great man.
Speaker 3:He's supposed to be teaching summer school and he's like here, watch Kooge, watch this dog kill people. I think that he walks into the back. You know his back office or whatever he's working on stuff.
Speaker 2:Is uh? Is Rick Moranis in it?
Speaker 1:No, no, that was confirmed before. Uh, the movie released. Um, they try to get him in there, but he's still refused.
Speaker 2:What about Sigourney Weaver?
Speaker 3:No, I don't remember seeing her at all which is strange, cause she's like doing anything.
Speaker 1:I bet she would have said yeah, they just didn't ask her shoes in the first two kills busters movies, but like.
Speaker 3:I said, it does a really good job. It brings back a lot of the original stuff and basically this little girl, she retools it to where it works nowadays because it was old, it's got updated CG. And what they do with the CG really looks a lot as close as they could to the original, but still look modern.
Speaker 1:It looks good, but better. Oh, I mean it keeps the same feel to the movie, the way they portrayed stuff like the uh, the big dog looking things.
Speaker 3:They're still like, for the most part, not CGI, they're like mechanical stuff, except for when they have to do big, you know, like chasing down somebody in a car or something like that. Yeah, so, so, um, it did pretty well.
Speaker 1:I think it was one of the bigger releases during the COVID period. Um what did you rate it? I?
Speaker 3:definitely give it probably 8.5 out of 10. Wow Cause I mean, like I said, it does really good as far as, like honoring the first and second movie and including, you know, the little bits of that into the new narrative that they have going.
Speaker 1:Do you think children from this generation would be interested in seeing this, especially if it turns into a franchise?
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, Because, like I said, it does a lot with all the new characters and gives them reasons to be there and besides just throwing them in there, cause like, even, uh, like they, they meet these new kids in town when they move there and though they some of them get included into their situation.
Speaker 3:that's going on and it gives them a reason to be there because you know this person knows the town, so they know where all these like secret locations that they have to find, where their kids riding around on bikes trying to solve mysteries.
Speaker 1:Trying to solve mysteries, yeah, okay, good, I'm tired of that yeah, kids don't do that anymore. That's that Okay.
Speaker 2:There was some kids just like walking into stuff because they're trying to play Pokemon go. Yeah, they got their hoverboards and crap like that. All right Playing Fortnite.
Speaker 3:You have the, the uh got from stranger things. You have him and then his sister and then they. They include two other people like this girl that the got the kid really likes, and then you have this one really nerdy kid that has his own podcast about supernatural stuff.
Speaker 1:That's the thing, man. He probably has more downloads than us, but what's funny about podcasts and movies is like the Godzilla movie. They'll see Godzilla and King Kong like destroying skyscrapers and the kid will be like podcasting and happening with perfect crisp audio, like you know. Oh my goodness, godzilla just took one of the phase, all while and it like you can hear just clear as day. No, it's not. Yeah, no, run a podcast for one episode. Listen to our pilot episode. Can you then go to?
Speaker 2:now and see how much we've improved.
Speaker 3:Well, my favorite part so far like there's far like lying in the movie was that their fighting goes or whatever. And then, when you know the new people are, the original Ghostbusters show up. They're like she asked them again are you a God? And Bill Murray looks over at our Dan Agroide. He goes always tell them yes, and she goes your decisions been made. And they go, ray.
Speaker 2:We didn't forget what you did the first time.
Speaker 3:It does really good, like I said, going back to the original stuff and incorporating it in good ways and you at the end of it you feel like they're they're pushing for a sequel. Yeah, I mean they lead to where more things can continue to happen.
Speaker 1:Okay, All right, cool that's. I'll probably watch it. My kids did. I watched the original Ghostbusters with them a couple weeks ago and they fell asleep, so but you know well, like in this movie, they don't really know who the Ghostbusters are like they find out, it doesn't be a better update.
Speaker 3:Maybe they'll have absorbed enough material to be like oh, yeah, yeah, Like even the egon's daughter doesn't exactly know what he did because he moved away when she was little. And then the grandkids they have no idea until they find like this video in a Paul Rudd's character. It's like you don't know the Ghostbusters are. What do you mean? You don't know Pretty much, so it's really good.
Speaker 2:I played um. Is that a more? Is he unit to who's?
Speaker 3:that more.
Speaker 2:He's the other Ghostbusters, the other Ghostbuster for them.
Speaker 1:There's Egon, yeah, there's Ray, there's Bankman and Winston.
Speaker 2:Is that a more?
Speaker 3:Yeah, I'm yeah, oh yeah, they're all in it.
Speaker 2:Okay good, I can't remember what is actual name was, yeah, ernie Hudson.
Speaker 3:Yeah news. Well, I'm pulling up right here. There is a sequel coming out to a Keanu Reeves movie 47. Ronan, are you?
Speaker 2:serious 48 Ronan.
Speaker 3:I don't know what it's gonna be called. It's got mark to cast the cascos, which was in the most recent John Wick movie, where he's like I'm a huge fan.
Speaker 1:Oh, that guy, yeah, yeah, what else has been in, but yeah he's like the duties to host iron chef probably so, okay, I read 47 Ronan back in high school. I love that book. It's it's purely about historical Japanese. Takagawa Tokugawa, over overthrowing and stuff like that. Like if you were to take I don't know, some of like, like Vikings or something like that, a medieval kind of like monarchy, cool, and then put that in the Japanese you know, feudal setting right, right, and it's based entirely off of history.
Speaker 1:You know, it was a really interesting concept that that kept very true and was grounded in reality. And then the movie is like we yeah, it's like dragons and in like spells and nonsense.
Speaker 3:I'm not saying the sequel is gonna be good. I only brought this up because I knew you're disdain for the original. What the first one didn't even do good.
Speaker 1:It was like one of Henry's worst movies ever made.
Speaker 3:Yeah, come on. Yeah, I just wanted to mention to see your reaction. Come on, man.
Speaker 1:All right, that's not gonna happen.
Speaker 3:The uh. The next bit of news I have is the Texas chainsaw massacre is getting a remake.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's by Netflix the New Mexico to chainsaw.
Speaker 3:Now, to be honest, though, it does have the the director from the the newest Evil Dead, which that was a scary movie. So you know, maybe it'll be, at least be a scary movie on Netflix.
Speaker 1:How many Texas chainsaw massacres are there?
Speaker 3:a lot more than there need to be. Only one of us been good.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and that might have been the original.
Speaker 3:No, that was the Jessica Biel one that was down scary.
Speaker 1:I don't know early Ernie. I saw, I saw, I saw, yeah, I saw a couple of them and then I got interested in research the actual Texas chainsaw massacre. I gotta say for a massacre it's kind of underwhelming.
Speaker 3:You know people died yet, but you know not a lot, not enough for the word massacre. The disturbing thing was that he got away. Yeah, it was never caught. It's Texas man.
Speaker 2:Yeah man, yeah big it is down there.
Speaker 3:Still, he was never caught. That's a disturbing. I was the zodiac killer, well you got caught recently.
Speaker 1:Well, he was found out recently the zodiac killer. Did you know that?
Speaker 2:Yeah, they think it's this guy.
Speaker 1:Did they? Evidence is pretty overwhelming, I mean but I mean the guy's dead. Yeah, that's why he's been found out.
Speaker 2:Cuz he couldn't keep throwing shit. But they can't close them just cuz he's dead.
Speaker 3:Wow. And then, lastly, I have Spider-Man across the spider-verse, which is the next. Like Miles Morales, cartoon one. Okay it's coming out.
Speaker 1:It's gonna be focused on basically it's him versus Spider-Man 2099 are they gonna do the Beatles song but just change it from? Universe to spider-verse.
Speaker 3:I don't know. I know it's got him across the Spice, it's got Oscar Isaac, which?
Speaker 1:I don't know what he's gonna play.
Speaker 3:I'm sure he'll have his own little thing going on, but Essentially I'm assuming that the 2099 Spider-Man knows something about Miles Morales that he thinks is bad, but he doesn't realize they're from a different universe or something like that.
Speaker 2:So that's why he's after you're gonna fight, you know, team up and fight a bad guy the 2009 spider-man 1999 2099 Spider-Man.
Speaker 1:That was a good year.
Speaker 3:Sure it is, but uh yeah.
Speaker 1:So basically he comes back to the past they go to Mars and try and terraform it, and he turned into a bipedal spider.
Speaker 3:I don't think so Okay that wouldn't even make sense.
Speaker 2:They have eight legs by.
Speaker 3:Oh, that's all my news for today. Okay, well.
Speaker 1:I Watched a TV show and I watched it to complete. Well, I guess it's like caught up now he watched it to current. Yeah, so actually the next episode comes up tonight, so I'm totally gonna watch it. What is this show? The show is called succession. Yeah, succession, succession. I don't know how you say that, but it was a satirical black comedy drama by Jesse Armstrong. He did the fresh meat and peep show. You ever heard them?
Speaker 2:So some things.
Speaker 1:It's kind of like rain or the crown, but for American media moguls. Okay and Like it's very expensive purely because of like the locations They'll use, like Towers four and seven of the World Trade Center. They'll use Like a yacht, like a billion dollar yacht one that you land helicopters on. Yeah, it's big enough to have it like boats poop out of it.
Speaker 2:It's a big yacht if it's good enough for a bond villain.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they, they use castles in England. Actually, there's a good portion of season two that takes place in England, so you might actually enjoy this time and then. They go to like hungry, hungry and Gary and all sorts of places like hungry whatever it stars Nicholas Braun, alan Rock, cameron from Ferris Bueller, natalie Gold, cured Colkin, the lesser noon, colkin.
Speaker 3:Well.
Speaker 1:I think he's actually Probably surpassing yeah, at this point yeah but he didn't do home alone, so that's true, he doesn't have that. He did actually do home alone. Yeah, he's in the first home alone. He's the kid with glasses that bees the bed he's fuller, yeah, yeah. But it also has Nicholas Braun. I don't know where this guy's from, but he's pretty good in the show. And then Brian Cox. Brian Cox is like the ultimate I'm going to talk down to you person and in movie.
Speaker 2:He's your favorite character, isn't he? Oh yeah, so he plays this character.
Speaker 1:I don't know he's his old man, like Logan. His name is Logan Roy and he runs a way star Roy Co. Which is this media conglomerate of I Don't know. They buy everything. That's just like the whole show. You don't really understand the politics of their business, except for the fact that things are intense and everybody hates everybody Okay he has a lot of money.
Speaker 2:They're all family.
Speaker 1:Yeah, at one point they're like you know, gripen, about a five hundred million dollar deal and you're like man, that's a lot of money. And then by the end of season three they're talking about fifty, six billion dollars. You know like, this is the, this is the big deal now.
Speaker 2:So it's like what happened to the 500 minutes.
Speaker 1:It's just jump change small potato. They rarely ever resolve anything. It's always like they push it off to the next episode or season or whatever and it just compounds into being more and more of a thing. The biggest deal is that they run a Disney-esque park, kind of like a theme park, and they have cruises and stuff like that. They go out of that and then Apparently in the 80s a lot of people were sexually assaulted and one person died. So there's like this whole cover-up that the corporation is trying to do and then it comes out and Congress gets involved and you know that there's people backstabbing people. But anyways, the whole show is about succession. Like Logan Roy, brian Cox's character is old and feeble and a lot of people are challenging his mental capabilities to continue to run this company, like mostly his children Well, mostly one children Nicholas.
Speaker 3:Brown.
Speaker 1:Nicholas Braun, who plays one children. Kindle Roy is a. They call him the first born son, but he's actually the second born son because Cameron Allen Rock he's the first born, but he's just so much of an idiot that they don't consider, he's like Fredo, I'm smart. I was passed over yeah he wants to run for president and everybody's just like okay good for you buddy I have a seat over there, sit down, shut up.
Speaker 1:He's like you adults are talking. He's like in his late 40s, early 50s and he's, like I Guess, dating or he's hooked up with this like mid-20s Girl, you know, and she's totally a prostitute.
Speaker 1:But everybody knows it, including, like him and her, but he's just wants everybody to pretend that it's not real. Anyways, so the those children, karen Calklin Calklin plays Roman Roy. And then you have this girl, natalie Gold, I think is her name. She plays Shevon. Yeah, shevon Roy. The one daughter is called Shiv. They call it Shiv and and yeah she's a good nickname if you're in prison.
Speaker 1:She works in politics like for real, like she's Been campaign managers and stuff like that. So the way they call the president the raisin, like that's their thing, because you know dumb Trump and stuff he looks like a raisin but they don't never use like an actual president, they just use a lot of like man.
Speaker 2:But you know who we're talking about.
Speaker 1:And then they talk about, like you know, how much influence this media company has on the country, like they can like lean into these Parties where, basically, they'll pick the next president. You know they'll just sit around, like him and his Elidious children will be like, alright, who's gonna be? And then, like the Alan Rock characters, like I think it should be me and they're like, alright, sit down.
Speaker 1:Alright you think it should be and they lost the next kid or whatever you know. So, yeah, it's a lot of backstabbing, a lot of Shice thing, and everybody's in it for themselves and just it's horrendous language, you know, like the stuff that they, the creative insults they have for each other, makes me cringe. I'm like whoa, what are they come up with, that one? And but it's super. Like you know, elite, I'm trying not to be egotistical, so I'm gonna have a birthday party about my birth and make everybody walk through a pink tunnel vagina so they can experience fresh life, because I'm so giving that kind of thing Like they're so up their own butts they can't even understand, like how terrible they sound. Really, yeah, it's, and they do a really good job writing that stuff out.
Speaker 1:So I I've enjoyed it. I've enjoyed it. If you like to see just pretty people being terrible to each other, you know I give the show an eight out of ten. It does have some slow bits that make people who come in halfway through the show not enjoying. I would recommend you start from the beginning. And it definitely like the. The reason for why they're in all these terrible fixes is kind of like it's hard to understand. You know they. Just you want to understand the intensity of drama.
Speaker 1:You understand why people are angry, but you don't understand Exactly what the nuances of the business that caused them to be there. So, uh, I think it tends to pretty good uh review, for everybody's been getting it. Uh, ninety one, ninety six someone really hard reading for uh for the show, yeah, uh so I recommend it. Right by news there's a show coming out called vikings valhalla. That's right, this sequel tv show to vikings. Not well, hello, that's from the history channel I think, this has been bought out by netflix.
Speaker 1:Uh, jab stewart, the guy who wrote diehard, not the christmas movie is the one who also wrote this show. Uh, and michael herst from the first vikings is also involved in creating it, so he'd back. This takes place roughly about a hundred years after the history channel vikings, with uh leaf erickson and his venture from greenland into america. There you go, so I'm back that wikipedia has a very established overview on the show. I'll just give you a quick synopsis.
Speaker 1:Uh, blah, blah, blah after the death of king edward the confessor, three lords make the claim to the english throat leaf. Erickson has greenlanders across north atlantic. He is loyal to his family but has trouble with his father, eric the red fratis. Eric doter, his half sister, a sexual uh. A sexual assault by christian vikings has made her anti christian and she becomes the leader of the old norse religion against rising christianity in scandinavia and will now look for uh, a new home for her people. She's romantically drawn into a relationship with torson, a christian viking from a royal family. Torson is part of a battalion that is being assembled by king herd herdard darada to avenge the massacre. I can't wait to hear how they pronounce these. He is guided by alien or the son of the made-up name?
Speaker 3:his queen in earl colby an angle sex and cat angle sex and caster.
Speaker 1:Uh, so you go that it's. Netflix probably have some weird castings fact that I did as, but it's not getting that and uh but see what happens that I like how like failed tv because I didn't really watch the final season of vikings I haven't seen any of vikings I haven't watched any of it I've always wanted to, but I haven't seen any of it.
Speaker 1:I enjoyed the first couple seasons and then they did some character write-offs and it got kind of weird after that. I never finished the final season, so it seems like a when I failed tv show still has some creative juice to be milked out of it.
Speaker 3:They just like throw it at netflix you know so we need the money.
Speaker 1:Netflix is quickly becoming like the studio tv yeah yeah, the, the show, the studio that generates the crappiest was that one that did uh, not underworld, but the other weird knockoff vampire stuff are you talking about?
Speaker 3:I will, anyways, there's my tv show news interviews well, my whole thing with netflix, though stranger things, was a great show. It had three seasons and they were like oh yeah, four seasons coming out and it's been three years and these kids are supposed they were kids and they got male pattern baldness they were writers riding like little bikes and stuff. Now they're like full grown adults yeah, they're like.
Speaker 1:It's like beaverly hills 90210, where everybody's in their 40s in high school yeah, oh man, I can't wait for my first name.
Speaker 2:It's like season one, it's like little jimmy comes in house. Mom, we got me sonny d season four. Mom, we got beer hello, fellow students hey kids, on to video games, rocket league five years ago six six, I'll have you know.
Speaker 2:Six, I'll have you know, sir is the game all three of us collectively have played, and even when we're losing I'm still having fun. I was trying so hard, we're trying hard. It's a team effort. Most of the time we're shooting ourselves in the foot with crashing into each other. What is this game time? This game is a three, is a three v three or four v four. It goes up to four v four, four um soccer game. But you're in a car yeah or a car, or but the cars.
Speaker 2:You think they'd be normal cars. Now you can drive the ecto one, the batmobile, the mystery machine or some other conglomeration of nonsense the halo warthog the halo warthog it poops needlers and we all now know what he drives is a very fun game that we uh, which was like a delicious play this and we played casual and I think we want our first game against real people like thirteen to nothing and we're like all yeah, we're the best, we're so good let me play ranked and then we played ranked pain, a lot of pain messy we've won several ranked games we have.
Speaker 1:We're up and down.
Speaker 3:I'd say we're pretty average for, like the com competitive aspect of it when you find somebody that's really good at it and he's the one person on their team. This course, five goals.
Speaker 1:We're gonna stuck there I don't understand how you're like phenomenal at rocket league, though it's just it's, it's.
Speaker 2:I've watched competitive play and like when we first started playing we won our first game like twelve, thirteen, nothing, like yeah. And then I watched these dudes like the number one in like three ranked people in the world and I watch them. And then I watch us and I was like pro driving little kids first time.
Speaker 1:Go carding, that's, that's the difference you know, still you might have, like I don't know, you might throw like eight kittens into a ping pong table and just drop the ball and hope for the best. That's essentially what rocket league is. You don't know if they're gonna score on their own goal.
Speaker 3:Well, which is happening. Which is happening. I don't know if this is good or bad, but it is supposed to be kind of skill based, that where you're not always playing people higher than you, and we have been playing at some people that have tournament winner on their monogram yeah so several people, we typically lose to them.
Speaker 2:But I mean, it's a mind I won't say mind-numbing it's. It's a fun game that you don't get horribly frustrated with. It's very fun even if you're losing. It's still blast just rocking around this little track hitting a soccer ball into a net, knocking each other out of the way crashing into people.
Speaker 1:If you rear end somebody fast enough, they'll explode yeah, yeah, they uh, the whole jumping mechanics are really I still don't understand.
Speaker 3:I still am at a loss for how the jump mechanics actually work I'll go flying down the road, hit the jump button and then I go oh, they're with the ball it's like does I miss it?
Speaker 1:yes, don't jump in that game if you know it's good for you.
Speaker 2:I think the best strategy is just to keep the ball on that side and either one of us or one of them will get the ball on the goal that's why I just try to keep it down the other side yeah, me and Hayden have come up with this, the alley-oop, which is pretty much smack it off the backboard on the side of the goal and hope one of us is like further back so we can rock it into it and try to tap it in.
Speaker 3:Yeah I just kind of sit in the goal and kind of goaltend it, unless I see an opening, and then I just gun it with full boost it's a free game and you know, anybody can play it.
Speaker 1:My son plays it and my daughter plays it. My wife has played it. She doesn't like them. But you know, and then we play it. So I think it's good for all ages and um, there's like no way you can communicate with the other team, so there's no call of duty, speak and uh, you know, uh, and it hasn't changed at all in the six years that it's been out, so it's consistent just new cosmetic stuff, just new cosmetics.
Speaker 2:There's a battle pass again for the game.
Speaker 3:Of course there's a store.
Speaker 2:You know it don't. Don't buy anything out of the store. No, it's. It's a money trap, unless you're Mitch. Unless you're Mitch batmobile so it's our. It's a fun game, especially if you're kind of in a rut, if you're just grinding call of duty or halo or fortnight, or if you still even play that or pubg, whatever the other big to do games now are, and does anybody play pubg anymore?
Speaker 2:I don't know britt does everything and everything. So if you want to transition to just something with the friends, something a little less stressful, rocket league check it out free on the battle pass for you in the bout you mean free and game pass.
Speaker 1:In the game pass, I think it's free, I'm just free battle game pass free battle game pass. Just throw all the words together all right, that was a that was a mediocre review. Let's go on to your mediocre news rocket league hey, so much, keep what you're like systematically trying to tear down this part. Excuse me while I poop look at happens people poop I'm gonna do no seriously rocket league side swipe it's.
Speaker 2:The apparently greatly anticipated mobile version came out today have we ever reviewed a mobile game?
Speaker 3:no, yes, I did pokemon go yes, he did.
Speaker 2:Do pokemon go, and for you we.
Speaker 1:We joked for a year about doing raid shadow legends just because of the ads like you did we just let you go through your bits and wait until you're done to continue on?
Speaker 2:apparently that's out, but that's not my big news I'm glad um halo.
Speaker 1:Infinite hidden multiplayer modes have been uncovered so oh yeah they're for the launch of the game. They don't know if it's going to come out for the actual launch, but they say within a couple weeks of it you can do more detailed playlists, play styles of the game.
Speaker 2:So I have them here, if you'd like to go ahead.
Speaker 1:I know one of them is swatter than knockoff, so there's multiple versions for arena fiesta ranked in tactical.
Speaker 2:So arena you have attrition, attrition, dodgeball and elimination. You have fiesta, attrition, fiesta, capture the flag. Fiesta, one flag, capture the flag that's my favorite format capture strongholds. You have ranked elimination, ranked one flag, tactical slayer, tactical slayer, commandos tactical slayer is swat with uh, so no shields, yeah yeah, uh, commandos, manglers, slayer side kicks, slayer stalker rifles, that's that new.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's that new crappy rifle. Yeah, but these were uncovered. Somebody was playing the online beta and went to offline mode and went through like custom lobbies and all these you they found inside, or yeah, you can look at it right now. Yeah, I know, okay, but apparently these were hidden because nobody knew, because I guess everybody just wanted to play online, nobody wanted to play the other version. I don't know if you click on custom game for it.
Speaker 2:You can see the listings for also my last piece of news dune video game. I knew you. I knew you'd be upset by this. I don't know about that. So apparently the movie came out, everybody was pumped, and now fun com. Oh yeah, those guys, those guys are in cahoots with new gear oh yeah, those guys are bringing an open world version of dune. It's open world version of dune it's a desert look desert over there if you turn around more desert.
Speaker 1:You go that way you get eaten by a worm.
Speaker 2:You go that way you die from exposure you go that way both so that sounds so they're working on an open world dune game.
Speaker 1:Sounds terrible to capitalize on the money grabbing all right, I hope you put more effort into your trivia than also among us, comes out on console on wednesday oh, does it they?
Speaker 2:yes, I have you recently got onto among us. No, they messed that game up. That doesn't start the mobile version there's like it's. It's a totally different game, don't bother playing it.
Speaker 1:Okay, I Don't want to. It was fun. Well, at last but it got.
Speaker 2:It was fun playing at work, but it does get old quickly it would be fun if they could have, especially when every single game with game chat is something Would happen. I'd be a crewmate. Hey would accuse me immediately With he just go, hey, it was blue. And we go like no, it's him to go. What me, jesus now. And then they'd all vote for me and I die right off the bat and I'm just watching hate and kill people and I'm like my goal was to get Tom. Even if I wasn't the bad guy.
Speaker 3:I would promise.
Speaker 1:I would say something like I swear, if it's not him, you can vote me off the next round and people be like okay.
Speaker 2:And the next round will come along nothing.
Speaker 1:They forget about it.
Speaker 2:I wasn't me. That was another guy. That was me. That was that other man dressing the exact same color. Okay, all right.
Speaker 1:You ready for trivia today? Uh-huh, you just gonna wing it. Google trivia. What year did Google come out?
Speaker 2:What year did it come out brain?
Speaker 1:97 wrong.
Speaker 2:No, sorry, you guys don't know how to press buttons, yet so many your own buzzers.
Speaker 1:We've heard you Listeners. You want buzzers that have sound effects, so you know who it is. We're working on that, all right.
Speaker 2:Today's trivia topic yeah, 1990s cartoon trivia. Okay, you both, both you grew up in the 90s, both you watch cartoons. This should be easy, or will it?
Speaker 3:Doubt it. I know I did not watch the same cartoons y'all did. I watched Ninja.
Speaker 2:Turtles. Question number one what is Rocco's dogs name?
Speaker 1:Spunky yes.
Speaker 3:I Actually watch that show and I had no idea.
Speaker 1:I played the video game to you.
Speaker 2:Question number two what is Freak is Oids alter ego?
Speaker 1:It's a nerdy name.
Speaker 2:I have.
Speaker 1:It is a nerdy name, it's like Neil.
Speaker 2:No, I'm your brain. I don't know, donna Dexter Douglas, yep.
Speaker 3:There is. I knew it was gonna be something kind of you know, yeah, same letter start, but who is Darya Morgan Dorf's best friend?
Speaker 2:Who? Is that from the show Darya. That was a big show in the 90s. I didn't watch it either.
Speaker 1:Isn't that a?
Speaker 2:girl's show. I don't know, I didn't watch it. No, and all the 90s trivia came across. This show was featured prominently.
Speaker 3:Well, I know it's called Daria not yeah, that's why I think Darya, dary whatever and I know I have a friend that watched it She'll be mad because I never watched it. So she's probably screaming the answer, but whatever her best friend.
Speaker 1:Yeah and oh, you weren't With an F.
Speaker 2:Frank, all right, this one should be easy for you guys. Who are the animating acts? The Warner Brothers and the Warner sister. Where are their names is what I'm not for.
Speaker 1:There's, there's dots, the girl Okay yeah, I go and Waco.
Speaker 2:Yes okay, very risky show back in the day. What is the chimpanzee's name on the wild thornberries?
Speaker 1:Oh, never seen that is that, that that feels like 2000s this, it was late 90s.
Speaker 3:I don't ever seen it boots.
Speaker 2:No, that's from Dorothy's. The monkey could talk, but only to the girl. Yeah, she can be.
Speaker 1:She can talk to all the people I remember. Her father's name is Nigel and goes.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, that makes sense now. Yeah, that was like the giant nose mustache, like it took up his whole face. I don't know Darwin.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, there you go. That makes sense now yeah.
Speaker 2:All right. Where does Dexter hide his laboratory? In his?
Speaker 1:closet.
Speaker 2:No, not in this closet. There's parents under his parents house. I'm more specifically Where's the entrance Hidden? How do you get into it? Oh there was multiple. This is normally the prominently featured one the bathroom?
Speaker 1:No, it's behind something his dresser, no Poster, no bookcase. Yes, okay, I was gonna go classic hidden bookcase.
Speaker 2:That's a hidden bookcases. What? What is the name of Johnny Bravo's sidekick? Friend Already got the glasses.
Speaker 1:I hate it, johnny. Was that one Neil? No, I feel like there's a Neil.
Speaker 2:It's like it's a name that's synonymous with damn it. Wait, you know, carl.
Speaker 3:Yes, I just guess you are correct. I don't know why that sounded right, but I just guess I've never seen Johnny.
Speaker 2:I'm not gonna ask you to say his last day, because I can't pronounce it, nor could I spell it right the first time. What sort of dog is Ren? And Ren and stimpy? You have buzzers.
Speaker 1:He is a Wait, oh, he's a. He's a Chihuahua stamp, he's a cat. Yeah, yeah, ren is it.
Speaker 3:Ren is a Chihuahua, my guys well, I hate hits the button to think about it.
Speaker 2:You had the opportunity to push the button. We're gonna have to put some sort of time limit. Who is Garfield's owner? John?
Speaker 1:John what?
Speaker 3:Davis. No, I don't know the last name.
Speaker 2:I'll give you. I'll give you John R Buckle.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, you didn't know that. No, I remember now when you say it.
Speaker 2:What is the name of Tommy's favorite dinosaur in Rugrats?
Speaker 3:Rex no.
Speaker 1:It's, it's. It sounds like Godzilla, but it's not. It's like.
Speaker 2:It's a spoof of Godzilla, but the name isn't like Zilla I.
Speaker 1:Don't know, I can't remember repp tar, repp tar yeah.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's right. Do a start with an order.
Speaker 2:Who were the talking mice on Animaniacs peeking the brain?
Speaker 3:Yes, oh, what's that?
Speaker 1:show.
Speaker 3:Same thing we do every night, pinky try to take off the world.
Speaker 2:Or might know what is the name of Dexter's sister, dd take it I. What is the name of the teacher in the Magic School bus? Miss?
Speaker 3:I know, I know.
Speaker 1:I lost it. Go ahead miss. Frissel yes darn it, my daughter would be ashamed.
Speaker 2:What are the five powers to summon Captain Planet earth?
Speaker 1:wind, fire, water heart. Yes.
Speaker 3:I'm every saying he hated Captain Plans. I was hoping he didn't know.
Speaker 1:You watch the intro once I'm in your brain what do pinky in the brain do every day?
Speaker 3:try to take over the world.
Speaker 1:Yes, Darn it. Well, they fail. Does I get a point? Yeah, okay.
Speaker 2:Who is the masked vigilante in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles?
Speaker 1:Casey Jones yes, that's a unfair question.
Speaker 2:I know the subject matter.
Speaker 3:I'm already giving you a ninja turtle, how can you do a 90s?
Speaker 2:cartoon trivia and not include what villain originated on Batman, the animated series, before appearing in the comics yes, what's that superhero question? Score. Hayden's once commanding lead, now dropped To you're just one ahead seven to six. You were winning like seven to three.
Speaker 1:Then you started asking Mitch questions.
Speaker 2:What is Tommy's last name in Rugrats pickles? Yes, okay.
Speaker 1:Because it's like his brother's name is dill. I always thought that was stupid.
Speaker 2:There was one question. He was like what is your parents names?
Speaker 3:That's the only reason I remember it was dill pickles.
Speaker 2:What is the name of the female police officer who helps the gargoyles? Melissa no, miranda. No, starts with an M does not. Start with an M, it doesn't.
Speaker 1:It's Hispanic. I believe she's Hispanic, rachel.
Speaker 2:You are wrong, sir, don't remember I.
Speaker 3:Knew the gargoyles question was gonna come up, but I was hoping it's gonna be like the villains name or something.
Speaker 1:I've been watching it with my kids in a while.
Speaker 3:I can tell you the dog's name. Is that count now? Well, what's the dog's?
Speaker 2:name. It might be the same Bronx. No, mitch, that's right.
Speaker 1:I don't remember, lisa. I was close. Let's take that M off.
Speaker 2:You would have had it. Who is Dexter's arch rival?
Speaker 1:man dark.
Speaker 3:Yes, it's like hate in real life.
Speaker 2:In real monsters. Which monster carries his eyes in his hands?
Speaker 1:It's gross names. It's something like stinky or no, it's not stinky arm pit hair.
Speaker 2:I'll give you a very interesting hint. Okay, the name is also the last name of a character from Harry Potter.
Speaker 3:I've never seen Harry Potter, so it doesn't help me go.
Speaker 2:Oh no Long bottom no, granger, not a main character.
Speaker 1:Malfoy no.
Speaker 2:I don't know what this is crumb, crumb.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, all right?
Speaker 3:hey, I'm trying to read your writing.
Speaker 2:You go blind now yeah who voices the Joker in Batman animated series, mark?
Speaker 1:Hamill, suck it, mitch I.
Speaker 2:Feel like if Mitch was fast around the buzzer, this could have been different. Now that's the 20 questions, but I got three bonus questions. All right, if you're interested now. And hey, Arnold what is the name of the girl who had a crush on Arnold? Oh, uh, the unibrow.
Speaker 1:Yeah, olga, olga, olga. I've never seen, I don't know what.
Speaker 2:I don't know. Last time I had another hey Arnold question. All right, and hey Arnold, what is the pet pigs name Bacon? No, it's not that tongue in cheek.
Speaker 1:Pebbles or something like poop related, isn't it? No no, I remember.
Speaker 2:Abner.
Speaker 1:Oh, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:This one. If you could do this, I'll give you like 10 points. So for the win, for the win, whistle the intro to the Ed Ednettie song.
Speaker 1:No, that's not close. I don't know. I always like slipping to Green Acres or something.
Speaker 2:You don't know how to whistle yeah.
Speaker 3:I didn't watch it at 80. You ever watched that at night? No, I hated those kind of cartoons. Well, I only watched superhero stuff.
Speaker 1:I didn't. Eddie was one of the last hand drawn cartoons.
Speaker 3:I didn't watch stuff like Doug. I didn't watch hey Arnold. I didn't watch any questions from the Thornberry's, I didn't watch any of that stuff.
Speaker 2:Oh, so I didn't know if you guys watched Doug so I didn't want to like. I watched Doug. Did you watch Doug?
Speaker 1:Only weird people didn't watch.
Speaker 2:It's just watch. Change me as a turtle, yeah.
Speaker 3:I watched superhero things. That was pretty much it. Gargoyles, X-Men, Spider-Man you left out a lot of good Marvel.
Speaker 2:This is. This is why you are the way you are, mitch, but if I put comic book stuff, it would have been incredibly one. So yeah, definitely what, but you know, that's why I had to sprinkle in some Batman you would have a lot more friends if you watched normal TV, stupid cartoons.
Speaker 1:So it's got toons I don't know who was it or the whistle? Did you whistle it?
Speaker 2:Good, I can't whistle, you can't whistle, I can't, but very poorly.
Speaker 1:I heard you whistling while you're on the toilet earlier.
Speaker 3:And that he oh yeah. All right, what's my punishment?
Speaker 1:Okay, your punishment. Mitchell Bower, stop your feeble attempts List out the buttercreamer gang, the what Yep? I don't know what it is.
Speaker 2:Did we both say the what at the same time? I'm not even punished, but I'm curious.
Speaker 1:Somebody gave it to me, so I was like okay, I'll add it to the list. Let's see here.
Speaker 3:Oh, it's not even a cartoon, it's some real thing, it's live action.
Speaker 1:Come on man.
Speaker 3:That's his real voice. I thought it was an old guy talking.
Speaker 1:Smarten up.
Speaker 3:You do all the audio you must, because they don't match up with the lips.
Speaker 2:That must oh my God. It's so manly.
Speaker 1:All right Well it's a movie about childhood drama. There you go.
Speaker 2:Oh, that looks like Terrible, terrible actors. That looks like something you had to watch in like middle school.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's like a dare promotional video or something, maybe I don't know.
Speaker 3:Looking forward to that, mitch, I appreciate it. That'll be the week before Christmas, something like that All right, we need to do something special for Christmas.
Speaker 1:So, listeners, if you want us to talk or do something stupid for Christmas, let us know on Mitch's social media and we will make it happen and we will also try and do a Christmas special. I think we have plans.
Speaker 3:We got a couple of specials ready.
Speaker 1:And Christmas trivia. Okay, well, that was. We got through that episode. Thanks, tom. Goodbye from itch, bye man. Goodbye from Tom and Tom's colon.
Speaker 2:And goodbye, shut up. Hey, goodbye I gotta go poop. People go to the bathroom, not aggressively in the middle of things. I don't play with you. You should stay here. I gotta go. There's a thing to have Good job. I go. Before I go out of the road, I'm like I guess.