Hearing him complain about Marcus and Draymond during that anecdote almost made me forget we’re not supposed to call players by their first name.
would not have guessed that a random draymond and 1 call in the first quarter was going to be the call that changed the game
Now that he’s been going to these games courtside there should’ve been a “something you could only tell in person” space since he acts like TV coverage is still from the 80s instead of in high definition where we see everything
Bill is gonna see Cody Rhodes courageously wrestling with a torn pec and compare it to Jayson Tatum’s phantom shoulder injury
Just got to that section and nearly choked on my lunch. Holy shit that was funny. I think the 2 second pause from Bill was him not initially realizing his original “cousin producing the podcast” remark hit close to home and he didn’t even realize it. I love the RR is comfortable enough with Bill now to take little jabs at Bill. Half the time Bill doesn’t even get the joke.
Any ballpark as to what section of the podcast that was at? I dont really feel like listening but that would be great to hear.
Apparently it's a reference to the shape of the bowl and why the stadium is as loud as it is for being relatively small, which again I've never heard anyone say
Bill: "this won't be the only time I say this, but for 21st century recasting couch, I am gonna go with Sydney Sweeney" oh bill
they'll be doing This is the end soon? Looks like a ringer exec told them that there are about 25 obvious popular movies from the 21st century sitting out there that they need to do.
What would those 25 movies look like? They've done 76 movies from the 21st century which is about 30% of the podcasts. Thats more than I thought: Spoiler Comedy: Knocked Up Superbad Legally Blonde Neighbors Royal Tenenbaums Bridesmaids Easy A 40 Year Old Virgin Wolf of Wallstreet Inglorious Basterds Mean Girls Forgetting Sarah Marshall Old School The Hangover Wedding Crashers Step Brothers Action: Spider-Man The Dark Knight Miami Vice Bourne Identity The Martian Gladiator Fast and the Furious Fast Five Furious 7 Edge of Tomorrow Unstoppable Dunkirk Skyfall Den of Thieves John Wick 2 Proof of Life Taken Mad Max Fury Road Shooter Training Day Inception Sports: Miracle Remember The Titans Warrior Hardball Creed Moneyball Love and Basketball Miscellaneous: Rachel Getting Married Panic Room Limitless Focus The Departed Argo Memento Insidious Inside Man Country Strong Spotlight Unfaithful The Conjuring 25th Hour Perfect Storm Castaway Ocean's 11 Ocean's 12 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood The Holiday Gone Girl The Town Collateral No Country For Old Men The Notebook A Star is Born Devil Wears Prada Social Network Michael Clayton Get Out Zodiac There are still a bunch of 90's movies I want to be done but off the top of my head for 21st Century I would like to see: Anchorman Dodgeball Zoolander Tropic Thunder Django Casino Royale Almost Famous La La Land
If they haven't done There Will Be Blood, that's got to be one of them. Sean, Bill, and Chris all love PTA.
For Comedies: Pineapple Express Meet The Parents Jump Street How have they never done Dumb and Dumber? or other Jim Carey movies, like Liar Liar? or Sandler movies?
Meet the Parents is a great one. Pineapple Express is a lesser member of the Apatow/Rogen canon; glad they're doing Knocked Up first. Bill mentioned on the new category selection pod that they need to do Forgetting Sarah Marshall. Catch Me If You Can is the hill I'm willing to die on wrt The Rewatchables. I'd love to see The Prestige, Steve Jobs (the Fassbender one), and Whiplash.
if they are focusing on the last 15 years...my comedy wish list would include Tropic Thunder Horrible Bosses Role Models Ted Zombieland Hot Rod The Other Guys
Great call on Meet The Parents and 21 Jump Street. Same with Catch Me If You Can. Fuzzy Zoeller They’ve already done Forgetting Sarah Marshall. March 5th, 2019
It's insane that they haven't done a View Askew movie (Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, Jay & Silent Bob, Clerks 2) but it might belong better on The Big Picture when you can talk about all of them.
Perhaps I heard wrong or maybe they all three forgot about I swear Bill said they need to do that one and none of the other two pushed back. Glad to know they've already done it.
just give me Sean and Chris on Clerks and I'm good for a while. Clerks is 1) hilarious and 2) important, so the conversation on the pod would expand beyond just the movie and to the influence of Smith, nerd culture, new filmmakers, etc. i credit clerks with helping me understand that there are great movies beyond 'summer blockbuster' types. i saw it at a very young age for its content but i loved a dialogue-driven black-and-white film and it was very different from anything else that would've been my favorite movie before then. it literally opened my eyes to entirely new genres. clerks!
Bill really yearning for the days when the fellas could still be outwardly homophonic on this knocked up pod