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Wow both the movie "Sleepaway Camp" and this episode (Number 48) have MTV references and Ties... From "Jersey Shore" to "Jackass" and Paul and June who starred in "Human Giant" and the guest Zack Pearlman in "The Inbetweeners"

HAhahahahaha!!! Epic episode!!! Loved It!!! OMG so much win!!! http://www.mtv.com/v...lood-oath.jhtml I think Scott Aukerman and Paul Rust couldn't decide what to eat so they made a Blood Oath just like the Human Giant skit... And also I made this...

Don't forget about Rob Schneider...

They mention that he was one of the guys who steals the Ferrari in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off"

Yes... Sometimes less is more

I seriously don't recall this scene... Any other clues? What happens before/after that scene?

Also the title of the movie should be "One-Liners To The Head"

I saw "Bullet to the Head" last night... I don't care when, but this movie NEEDS to be in an upcoming episode of the podcast... And its so crazy/cool that Stallones buddy in the film is the actor who plays Han in the "Fast & Furious" movies I don't even want to get into it... But I enjoyed it A LOT!

From "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" (2008) Indiana Jones: So what are you, a triple agent? Mac: Nah, I just lied about being a double.

From "Dude, Where's My Car?" (2000) ( Not necessarily a Bad Movie, but more of a a Silly Comedy IMHO ) Mr. Pizzacoli: A trained dolphin could deliver pizzas better than you two! Jesse: But then the pizzas would get all wet.

If what he said to "Collider.com" is true then he will only appear in 2 more films in the franchise... http://www.slashfilm...-enough-for-me/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Im9WfZElFkw In the final scene from the 4th F&F film we see that Tego Calderon and Don Omar drive the third car... They have cameos at the begining and end of "Fast and Furious"

I read in a review that this movie is the equivalent of Will Smith playing a video game in which he controls his son... YIKES!

Maybe it was meant as a Romantic line??? He didn't care if there was a car (or anything) to break his fall because he was willing to die just to save her... Mind Blown. Can't process it.

You should see it regardless... The movie is bonkers-bananas and the HDTGM guys and gal explaining it (or attempting to do so) is going to be that times 10 I personally liked it... Here is a taste of the soy sauce-- I mean the soundtrack... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9SAT4MKit0&fmt=22&hd=1

For the record I was 5 years old in 1991 when "Boyz n the hood" first came out... And I have never seen that movie... I will see it this weekend

IMHO "2 Fast 2 Furious (2003)" is WORSE than Tokio Drift... Its directed by John Singleton from "Abduction" fame and has the same jarring close ups and it also has the same production designer... In "2Fast" there is a night club scene and it reminds me of "Abduction" train fighting scene because the sets are not quite there... It seems as any room dressed up to be a night club or train wagon... Enjoy the video lol http://vimeo.com/11890554

I purpose a 2 hour mega-episode for the first 4 movies ("The Fast and the Furious (2001)" "2 Fast 2 Furious (2003)" "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006)" and "Fast & Furious (2009)") to average 30mins of discussion for each movie Or two normal episodes, two movies per episode... Or 4 individual episodes... I don't care, I WANT THEM!

That image just makes me want to see The Rock in a sequel for the movie "The Grey (2011)" lol

In this episode Paul said he missed the two brazilian guys in Vin Diesel's team from "Fast Five" They are not Brazilian they are Puerto Rican... Their names are Don Omar a reggaeton singer and Tego "Teg" Calderon a Rapper They first appeared in the 4th movie helping Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez steal a gasoline truck and at the end surrounding the prison bus with Jordana Brewster and Paul Walker And Don Omar provided the song for the "What is everyone doing?" montage at the end of "Fast Five" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zp1TbLFPp8

Adam Scott said that the line "How does it feel being on the other side of a Wanted poster?" that Vince (Matt Schulze) delivers to Brian O'Conner (Paul Walker) doesn't make any sense... But... If we consider that Paul Walker's character was an undercover cop in the first movie ("The Fast and the Furious") and an F.B.I. Agent in the fourth movie ("Fast & Furious") and then goes on the run after helping Vin Diesel escape by flipping the prison bus, the question "How does it feel being on the other side of a Wanted poster?" although a complex way of greeting someone, IS VALID and DOES MAKE SENSE IMHO... Because now Brian O'Conner is no longer a cop or an F.B.I. Agent and is not looking at wanted posters but is rather IN a wanted poster himself, HENCE he is now on the other side of a Wanted poster... Basically Vince was just curious to know how Brian feels about being a wanted criminal (On the wrong side of the law) after being a cop and F.B.I. agent, and also because they had not seen each other since "The Fast and the Furious" 2001

I seriously think that director Justin Lin is a How Did This Get Made fan... Remember how in episode 9 the guys reviewed "Fast Five" and Jason said that at some point he thought that "Biker Chick" Gisele and "Brazilian Police Woman" Elena Neves where the same character because they had the same hair style, hair color and hair cut? What do we see at the very beginning of "Fast & Furious 6"??? The "Brazilian Police Woman" Elena Neves has hair highlights.

Yes this is true, he is also a forum member... "JustinL" lol