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Well, according to this Tweet, the whole thing is over now. They ran out of copies. I want to say I heard somewhere (maybe Twitter), that “M Bay” made a documentary of the whole thing...

It really does suck. Didn’t he say they would never do QotD, but then they just let this guy pester his way into getting his movie picked? You’ve been a loyal listener and forum contributor for YEARS! If anyone deserves to get their movie discussed it’s you. I don’t know, I’ve just never really been all that charmed by the Transformers bit.

Ep 142 The Phantom Best Story from Paul's Past--6:06 Paul's story of trying to ingratiate himself to his girlfriend's father through the Phantom and Dalmations. Best Audience Explanation Hope--1:02:55 Knitting Girl returns with a present for Paul and June and an extra large scarf for Jason's dick. (She was previously in Ep 136 Hell Comes to Frogtown @ 4:11) Best 2nd Opinion--1:28:53 A long post about how The Phantom helped the reviewer stand up to bullies. Best Guest Laugh--Ed Brubaker

I believe crackle is free pretty much anywhere you can stream. It just has commercials.

I didn’t know this existed! Cool choice

Sorry to say it, but we covered this one a while ago. I know JammerLea has a google doc of all our picks on her profile page. I also have a running list on Letterboxd.

Not to worry! Furthermore, I heartily approve of your use of a Ryan and Shane gif.

This was my take as well. I didn’t hate it, but there are movies, both Musical or not, that I feel are far more deserving. Even if I limit just to Astaire and Rogers, as I said at the time, I would have preferred Top Hat. Overall, I felt like the movie was pretty mediocre, and like @AlmostAGhost said, the minstrel number doesn’t exactly do it any favors.

We should not be giving in to terrorists.

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1) F—Baranski; M—Streep; K—Walters (sorry) 2) F—Brosnan; M—Firth; K—Skateboard These answers are the only correct answers.

Here’s my list: https://boxd.it/1PHoC Like @AlmostAGhost said, I’m constantly fiddling with it. Not in huge leaps or anything, but a few spots here and there. My list also includes Modern Times as I watched all the Chaplin films at one time. Also, again like AlmostAGhost, I feel like I need to rewatch some stuff. I’m also behind in the podcast, so it’s possible catching up might influence my opinions by a couple of degrees here and there.

Fernando is a great song. As for Mamma Mia, I didn’t hate it, and I’m not going to bag on it, but for some reason it really didn’t click for me this time. I’m not sure why that is as I remember liking it quite a bit. Perhaps it was the mood I was in, or, not to get political, the state of the world? It feels like good escapism, but it also feels too frothy. Like, when they world felt more optimistic, this would be light fun, but now it feels, I don’t know, shallow. Don’t get me wrong, I still think it’s a fine movie. I’m really not sure why I didn’t connect to it.

Sorry, I’m a bit behind do to my introducing my son to Marvel movies this weekend. I’m only about thirty minutes into Mamma Mia, but I will finish it up today. In the meantime, what’s everyone’s favorite ABBA song? Mine:

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

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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”

The problem I’ve found with Hulu is that they will advertise they have a show when they actually don’t because it’s available on one of their add-on channels. So when you look it up it says it’s there, but when you click it it says you need Starz—which isn’t remotely the same thing. I guess they do it to look like they carry more movies than they do..?

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I have a similar nit to pick. First, Pitt meets up with Lonette. They trade some flirty banter, he throws his arm awkwardly around her, and they discuss what they want to do that night. Unfortunately for them, Nails shows up and tells him a Noid has appeared and is with currently with Holli at her club. Pitt apologizes to Lonette and heads off with Nails to confront Deebs. Fine. However, when they get there, as Pitt is telling Deebs that it’s against the law for Noids to have sex with Doodles, the movie cuts to Lonette looking forlorn—at the same club!!! So, what were these plans they were making a minute ago? Lonette is clearly working that night! Not only that, she is working at the same club Nails and Pitt are heading off to! Fuck, guys, at least offer her a ride! Finally, Pitt returns home, and who’s there? Motherfucking Lonette fresh out of a shower! How the Hell is she teleporting all over Cool World? But seriously, these kind of continuity issues have always really bugged me, but especially so when you’re dealing with animation. That shit takes time. At some point someone should have been like, “Wait, this doesn’t make sense. Before I draw another line, maybe we should figure this out.”

I don't think Doodles can slip into our world, otherwise I think we would have made more attempts to do so. I think her knowledge of the real world came from the Noids that passed through and from the movies she somehow got her hands on. I have no idea how she was able to watch "real" movies however. Much less, enough movies to establish a favorite actress in Marilyn Monroe. What doesn't make sense to me is just how clueless she is of the real world when she has seen real world movies. I get movies are a bit heightened, but they should have given her at least a baseline of what to expect. Instead, it's like Plato's "Allegory of the Cave." Everything seems to take her by complete surprise. I mean, I've never seen the movie Let's Make Love, but I'm pretty sure there's more than one dude in it, and Marilyn doesn't just go around sniffing them all.

Mamma Mia is currently streaming on Starz. If you don't have Starz, Redbox (which is free) is offering one month of Starz free if you sign up for the app (Plus three disc rentals, although I can't imagine any one wanting to touch physical media at the moment). It's also currently on sale for 4.99 on iTunes, but I think that price will end tomorrow.

Correct me if I'm wrong, (and I do not doubt that I could very, very be wrong), but Vegas Vinnie *is* Doc Whiskers, right? He's the one who traveled to the real world with the spike and set everything up Vegas. If that's the case, then I would have to assume that Doc W was, at least for time, a Noid. I mean, how else would he be able to establish a foothold in the real world without being immediately dissected by the military for being some kind of bizarre, interdimensional oddity? We also know that a Doodle can't just go to the real world. They have to be humanized first. And the only way they can be humanized is through sex with a Noid. So, I guess what I'm asking is: Brad Pitt totally fucked Doc Whiskers, right?

Did we skip you?!? I’m so sorry! You can go next after Taylor Anne. I apologize!