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Not to be “that guy,” but as cool as the Explanation Hope Line song was, it gives the wrong number. The lyrics say “619 Ask Paul” when we all know it’s “619 Paul Ass,” er, I mean, “Ask”

MEGAFORCE AT LAST!! I am going to be pretty hard to live with during this. I apologize in advance. Fun fact: I make comics in my spare time and happen to be working on a Megaforce-inspired comic RIGHT NOW. I mean, not literally now, I'm at work, but in my spare time that's what I am doing.

Debunking a fist fight, Jason stops by for a chat, and more on this week’s mini-sode! Paul offers advice as he opens up the Paul Help Line, Blake J. Harris returns to interview Cool World screenwriter Michael Grais, Paul goes through Corrections and Omissions for Cool World, and Jason stops by to talk about what he’s been to during quarantine. Plus, find out which movie will be covered next week! Subscribe to Unspooled with Paul Scheer and Amy Nicholson here: http://www.earwolf.com/show/unspooled/ Check out The Jane Club over at www.janeclub.com Check out new HDTGM merch over at https://www.teepubli…wdidthisgetmade Where to Find Jason, June & Paul: @PaulScheer on Instagram & Twitter @Junediane on IG and @MsJuneDiane on Twitter

Wow, the writer of Cool World almost worked on Always, aka Audrey Hepburn's last movie, which is that remake of A Guy Named Joe discussed in the Blake Harris interview.

There's a pretty good recent documentary about Kathleen Hanna too, speaking of. Sort of

Ah, The Go! Team. What an amazing and wonderful band. My wife and I saw them play about two years ago and we had so, so, so much fun. You can't not move while listening to any of their songs. I have two mixes posted on my Mixcloud page that have The Go! Team songs on 'em:

A couple of nominees for the Paul's childhood stories category: Talking about dancing in the movie theater as a kid and his mom's second wedding song (Second Sight) His my buddy doll/adopting a cabbage patch doll (I *think* it was Striptease) His grandma telling him the story about the butcher and the camping story (Pinnochio) His mom buying him Tasmanian devil decorations for his dorm (Space Jam) And of course...trying to french kiss his mom after watching an episode of the Love Boat (Jaws 3D) Another possible category would be Paul & June at home stories: Their fight over a backpack June bought Paul (Jaws 3D) Paul getting locked out of his house and having to sleep in his car (Blues Brothers 2000) June being annoyed by the sound machine in their home (Shanghai Surprise)

Definitely check out the Beastie Boys doc if you are the least bit into the band. My wife called it the Beastie Boys TED Talk.

I don't really do music streaming services but if anyone is looking for film scores to look up and listen to, I highly recommend: Haywire Stay Solaris (the Soderbergh one) The Man From UNCLE Drive Round Midnight Man of Steel I'd be interested to hear everyone else's recommendations, film scores can be a real rabbit hole. Edited to add: I don't do streaming services because I am limiting my subscriptions to stuff, no judgement intended. I do have some musician friends who tell me that they prefer Bandcamp, for what it's worth.

Decided to compile and post a collection of some of my favorite instrumental soundtrack songs:

Good luck with your job search!