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bobkatt013 posted:Relistened to the Speed Racer episode. Holy poo poo is it an amazing episode and I need to watch the actual episode. IhavetheBESTreasonforlikingthatepisodeHAHA
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Squallege posted:IhavetheBESTreasonforlikingthatepisodeHAHA ItisYOUwhoarewrongbecauseIsentthemailitorecommendtheepisodeHAHAHA! But seriously, the Speed Racer cartoon is delightful and you don't have to watch it high or drunk to enjoy it, but I'd assume it'd only enhance the experience. A bunch of crazy poo poo happens in other episodes as well, I wouldn't mind it if they did an episode on each and every episode of that show, because its amazing. Speed Racer does race against a train made out of gold
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It's like Lupin the 3rd in that way.
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Is there a youtube of Daphne letting that puppet go, it sounds delightful
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Calaveron posted:Is there a youtube of Daphne letting that puppet go, it sounds delightful https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oU2eTLaYCe4&t=226s
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Here's how you do a fuckin' scooby doo remake: Daphe - Scarlett Johanssen Fred - Channing Tatum Shaggy - Ninja from Die Antwoord Velma - Zooey Deschanel voice of Scooby Doo - Jonah Hill
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precision posted:voice of Scooby Doo - Jonah Hill You'll have to pry that role from Frank Welker's cold dead hands.
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Ror posted:You'll have to pry that role from Frank Welker's cold dead hands. And it'll still make the estate of Frank Welker $70,000
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"My me puppet is missing a button." "And I swallowed a button" got a genuine belly laugh out of me. This cartoon seems genuinely funny, wow.
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TheFallenEvincar posted:yeah, I agree, that shaggy is really representative of hip current youth imagery through the eyes of a 48 year old ad executive or something It's the handlebar mustache. You can just hear some exec. after a night out at some trendy brewpub saying "give him one of those funny mustaches all the kids have these days."
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Question for next week's movie: Does the Daredevil director's cut actually make it better or am I just gonna subject myself to 30 more minutes of poo poo?
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Illinois Smith posted:Question for next week's movie: Does the Daredevil director's cut actually make it better or am I just gonna subject myself to 30 more minutes of poo poo? Yeah it makes it better, but it's still in the realm of "not great".
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Yeah, it's definitely better, but if you hated Daredevil, the director's cut isn't suddenly going to make you like it. The scenes you likely hate are still in the movie. They just add more stuff. Like Coolio! And it flows a bit better. But I doubt your issues with the movie boiled down to, "Did not have Coolio." I didn't hate Daredevil, and thought it was, at worst, "alright". I think the director's cut is therefore a pretty decent flick. But I recognize what people hate about it. And I'll just say this: the fight in the schoolyard is still in the director's cut. In fact, I'm pretty sure it's even longer.
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I've never seen it. I mean, I vaguely remember coming across it on TV 10 years ago, going "ugh, Ben Affleck in a comic book movie? No thanks" and moving on. And I think someone linked me to the playground fight at some point, though I can't remember it. I was just asking because you'll usually find someone on the internet arguing even for the shittiest DCs, so I wanted to make sure the good things I read about it were at least somewhat grounded in reality. At the end of the day I'm still gonna spend at least 103 minutes doing homework for a bad movie podcast, so better flow, more violence and a Coolio subplot definitely make a difference. 
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Illinois Smith posted:I've never seen it. I mean, I vaguely remember coming across it on TV 10 years ago, going "ugh, Ben Affleck in a comic book movie? No thanks" and moving on. And I think someone linked me to the playground fight at some point, though I can't remember it. Oh, okay. Well these are all true of the DC, so you should try it.
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I'm a weirdo who doesn't get the hate for Daredevil. Like it's not fantastic but for its time it's totally fine.
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It wasn't bad, I liked Colin Farrell in it too. This playground scene is almost as bad as Catwoman's playground scene though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLntlRklNBU
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Oh man, all the HW impressions in this week's episode slayed me. "Gotta break up those dojos, Bar."
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YOU RIP THAT GUY'S DICK OFF OR YOU'RE NOT MY SON
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Finally, the movie adaptation of this Mr Show sketch
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thrawn527 posted:Yeah, it's definitely better, but if you hated Daredevil, the director's cut isn't suddenly going to make you like it. The scenes you likely hate are still in the movie. They just add more stuff. Like Coolio! And it flows a bit better. But I doubt your issues with the movie boiled down to, "Did not have Coolio." My Daredevil story: For a while, during college, I didn't really have any friends and was in a pretty depressed state. I eventually made a small group of friends, and went to see Daredevil with them. As we left the theater I went to the bathroom and they all left with out me. I never hung out with them again.
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SIR FAT JONY IVES posted:My Daredevil story: For a while, during college, I didn't really have any friends and was in a pretty depressed state. I eventually made a small group of friends, and went to see Daredevil with them. As we left the theater I went to the bathroom and they all left with out me. I never hung out with them again. Send that into the mailbag
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Two things: one, I'm legit surprised they didn't catch that American Shaolin is basically a lovely version of The 36th Chamber of Shaolin. That's probably the most famous Shaw Bros. movie. Two, who was that going "ee-cee-dub, ee-cee-dub" quietly during the ECW bit? Eric? Andrew and Steve seemed to mostly either be unaware of ECW or have it buried deep in the memory hole.
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LORD OF BUTT posted:Two things: one, I'm legit surprised they didn't catch that American Shaolin is basically a lovely version of The 36th Chamber of Shaolin. That's probably the most famous Shaw Bros. movie. It was Steve.
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LORD OF BUTT posted:Two, who was that going "ee-cee-dub, ee-cee-dub" quietly during the ECW bit? Eric? Andrew and Steve seemed to mostly either be unaware of ECW or have it buried deep in the memory hole. Collectively, I think these guys know exactly as much about pro wrestling as I do. I think one of them even said they stopped watching in 2001, which is when I checked out of it too.
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It's kind of funny, I was way too young for ECW when it was running (I was actually born exactly a week before Shane Douglas threw the NWA belt down and ECW became ECW) but in adulthood the WWE Network has turned me into a serious mutant. It's crazy how good they were, even compared to the Attitude-era WWF.
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LORD OF BUTT posted:It's kind of funny, I was way too young for ECW when it was running (I was actually born exactly a week before Shane Douglas threw the NWA belt down and ECW became ECW) but in adulthood the WWE Network has turned me into a serious mutant. It's crazy how good they were, even compared to the Attitude-era WWF. I half expected them to mention the commercial of Kimona danced on top of the ECW arena!!!! They also mention wrestling a lot, and at least one seems to be a regular watcher.
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bobkatt013 posted:They also mention wrestling a lot, and at least one seems to be a regular watcher. All ECW mutants are wrestling fans (obviously), but not all wrestling fans were mutants in the 90s. 
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My impression of this podcast: Give it a rest. Just stop. Ridiculous. It's pretty good.
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TetsuoTW posted:I think you mean "It's pretty good, question mark". I mean, you're not wrong.
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JT Smiley posted:Both Steve and Andrew said they stopped watching after Wrestlemania 17 and the last time they tried watching they couldn't sit through a 20 minute match. Eric mentioned he checked out around the time the Undertaker first showed up. Steve had a line once about how his wrestling knowledge has stuck around in his mind that I've used for other things since then because I love it so much. It was something like, "I picture my brain swimming in alcohol like a flooded apartment, and my wrestling knowledge is standing on top of a bookcase, just holding out as long as possible, while everything else has drowned." I'm sure I butchered that, but you get the idea.
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Squallege posted:Send that into the mailbag Done.
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I just sent one in too. I had it in my drafts folder for a few weeks. Finally finished it up.
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Jose Oquendo posted:I just sent one in too. I had it in my drafts folder for a few weeks. Finally finished it up. Oh do tell. I emailed about dad taking me to see Zoolander, but they didn't read it.
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