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2:08

hey, hey everybody, my name is

2:10

Doug and I love movies. Coming

2:15

to you once again from the Bottle

2:18

Rocket Social Hall in Pittsburgh,

2:20

Pennsylvania. As

2:26

part of the WDVE Radio

2:28

Comedy Festival, which has been

2:31

a thing I understand

2:33

for 10 years. I'm

2:40

not sure how many years I've been a part

2:42

of it. I think maybe four or five, but

2:44

I will get the exact number possibly from

2:46

one of my guests today. It's

2:49

my second time here at the

2:51

very cool and popular Bottle Rocket

2:53

Social Hall. I know the best

2:55

places to come if you want

2:57

to have many cop cars parked

2:59

outside. I

3:02

said at least a dozen or I'm not

3:04

there and I think they

3:06

overdid it. I think there's 15 to

3:09

20 cop cars out there and

3:11

I didn't have a chance to count them all

3:13

because they were looking at me funny. Last

3:17

year's festival was in July and it

3:19

was hot as fuck. This

3:22

year they moved it up to June and it's still

3:24

pretty hot as fuck. It's

3:27

pretty comfortable in here today

3:29

so far. Good

3:31

job, Bottle Rocket. It's Saturday, June 22nd, 2024.

3:33

Let's do some plugs. Come

3:38

on plugs up, plugs up, plugs

3:40

up. Okay, settle down. Spokane,

3:44

Washington. I'm doing stand up next

3:46

weekend, June 28th and 29th at

3:48

the Spokane Comedy Club with special

3:51

guest Jeff Tate. Jeff

3:53

Tate, David Tate, David Tate.

3:57

I thought that might happen. This

4:00

and movie interruption is back at Dynasty Typewriter

4:02

in LA on Tuesday, July 2nd, and I'm

4:04

doing a Dabbs Day show of

4:07

stand-up comedy with some friends

4:09

on July 10th at the

4:11

punchline in Sacramento, California. For

4:14

all my dates and deeds,

4:16

go to douglovesmovies.com. That's

4:19

douglovesmovies.com! Yeah!

4:22

Good job! Wallet! Shhhhhh! Hey,

4:26

dancing! Oh

4:29

my god. Possibly

4:32

best audience of the year. Or

4:39

worst audience if you dislike cults.

4:43

If you're afraid of cults, that

4:46

was pretty scary sounding, but it's

4:48

all in good fun. Let's take a

4:50

look in the prize bag, shall we?

4:53

I made

4:56

a legal weed purchase in

4:58

New York City. When you're

5:00

in New York City now, some of the weed

5:02

places have a big sign on them saying, we've

5:04

been closed because we're not legal. And

5:07

then other ones are open, so that's

5:09

how you can tell which ones you can shop in.

5:11

It's the ones where they let you in. This

5:15

was a place called Nichols. This is

5:17

the really nice gift bag thing they gave

5:19

me. I just bought like an eighth of

5:21

weed and they gave me this

5:23

beautiful bag. And they also gave me,

5:25

I'm paying it forward, a

5:27

Nichols rolling tray. Yeah.

5:31

Somebody gave me a shirt recently. You

5:34

know, I often give them re-gift shirts

5:36

because they don't fit me. But

5:38

this one, I just don't like what it says on

5:41

it. It just looks

5:43

like a misspelling of my name, so

5:45

that's something I'm going to wear out

5:48

in public. It fell out when

5:50

I was fishing through the stuff.

5:52

I hope it's not anything too good. I

5:55

think it was one of the pins. I've got pins

5:57

to say, Doug loves movies. And another one says, Doug

5:59

Benson on TV. but you have to be able to

6:01

find it. I think it

6:03

fell in the cracks here on the stage. And

6:06

so it'll be a little bit of a

6:08

mission to try to get that

6:10

back. I know some of you are saying,

6:12

wow, that's what an amazing prize bag. Is

6:15

it possible that it could get any better, or is

6:17

that it? Oh,

6:20

there's the Doug Benson pin. So I don't know

6:23

what the hell sounded like it

6:25

fell over there. But this

6:28

is something that I have more than one of. I

6:30

don't have a lot. I just kept one

6:32

for myself, and I'm giving one away now, because

6:35

it's just such a weird thing that I have. And

6:37

what's the point of having two of them? The one

6:39

I have, it's just sitting in a

6:42

box somewhere. And it's

6:44

just there. I just know that I have it.

6:47

But it's still just an interesting thing for

6:50

just a random person to now own. When

6:55

Roseanne Barr and Tom Arnold got

6:57

married, I

7:02

went. I was a guest

7:04

of someone that knew them a lot

7:06

better than me. I was their guest

7:09

at the wedding. It was across the street from

7:11

where I lived at the time. And

7:14

it was in a synagogue. And

7:16

we even got, I'll never give up

7:19

my yarmulke that says Tom and Roseanne

7:21

on it. But this

7:23

is straight up, this is real. I don't

7:25

know if it's worth anything. But

7:28

this is a cocktail napkin

7:31

from the reception that says Roseanne

7:33

and Tom, June 23, 1991. First

7:44

I'm going to blow my nose with it, and then I'm going to

7:46

put it, no. It's still

7:48

in semi-pristine condition. Someone's

7:51

going to win that today. The

7:54

stakes have hardly ever been higher. And

7:57

I've got three great guests. that

8:00

are ready to go, had to had to try to

8:02

win for somebody in the audience. Are you ready to

8:04

meet my guests? Yeah. Yeah.

8:07

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They

8:10

all killed it last night

8:12

at the Biome Theater as

8:14

part of the WDVE Comedy

8:16

Festival. Please give a big

8:18

warm welcome to Randy Bauman,

8:20

Greg Fitzsimmons, and Chris Porter.

8:23

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

8:26

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

8:28

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

8:31

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

8:34

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

8:38

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

8:41

Yeah. Hey, fellas. Hello.

8:43

Fun colors on the microphones, huh? Oh,

8:46

I didn't even notice that until you

8:48

all picked him up. Yeah. It just

8:50

looks like we're all holding

8:53

Muppets genitalia. Yeah.

8:55

Yeah. Yeah. Like that.

8:58

Sort of Muppet bukkake. Yeah.

9:01

I've got a Cookie Monster. Randy has Kermit. Yours

9:04

would be Elmo. Elmo. And yellow would be?

9:06

Am I Bert? Or yeah,

9:08

Bert. Big Bert. Or Big Bert. Or Big

9:10

Bert. You're more like Big Bert. That's

9:13

fair. Yeah, just in general. Well,

9:15

let's meet everybody in

9:18

alphabetical order by

9:21

first name. So our first guest

9:23

I'm going to introduce tonight is

9:26

Chris Porter, everybody. Thanks.

9:29

Thanks. I

9:34

had a corny introduction for you. I was going

9:36

to say he's not in Kansas anymore. Oh,

9:39

yeah. Because you're a known Kansan. Yeah,

9:42

one of my specials is called A

9:44

Man from Kansas. Yeah. Yeah. Which

9:46

they've obviously seen by

9:49

the amount of laughter from the joke.

9:52

The applause. The

9:54

recognition applause. Overwhelming. But

9:58

yeah. So. So

10:00

that's why I was going to introduce you with

10:02

Kansan. But I do think

10:06

that Kansan Chris is kind of

10:08

a fun, if

10:10

you need a nickname at some point, or

10:12

a wrestling name. I'll put it

10:15

on the list of possibilities. You got a

10:17

list? If I ever make

10:19

one. Well,

10:21

thank you for being here. Do you have fun last

10:23

night? I had a blast last night. You

10:26

know, it's a great show with great comics.

10:29

And make beautiful theater. If

10:32

you're not enjoying one of the comics, you can just enjoy

10:34

the architecture. Like, there's

10:36

sculptures in the architecture. Like,

10:38

there's art built into the

10:40

walls. Naked. Yeah, I love

10:42

continuity. I love voluptuous sculptures.

10:44

Yeah. Yeah. That's really fancy.

10:46

In Pittsburgh, the cultural trust

10:48

paid to maintain and

10:51

restore all those old theaters.

10:53

Because before Carnegie died,

10:55

he felt bad about

10:58

shooting everybody's great grandparents who

11:00

were striking in Homestead. So he left the

11:02

trust to make sure that we always had

11:04

nice theaters and libraries and stuff like that.

11:06

Does anyone else feel like they're on a

11:08

segue right now? I

11:12

know I want to move on to something else. Nicely

11:16

known. Nicely known. I feel like we were on

11:18

a tour. Yo,

11:21

that was a great bit of business, but speak

11:23

when spoken to. We

11:29

had a great time having you at the festival

11:31

again this year. Oh, thank you so much. It's

11:34

always a great time. I popped in for a

11:36

few minutes last night on stage at the biome

11:38

just to get that, you know, it's just fun

11:40

to just pop in a big

11:42

theater show. You're a surprise guest. Yeah. You were

11:44

like, all right. There's a surprise, because like, why

11:47

would I, you know, why? You

11:49

know, so some

11:52

of us will see that guy tomorrow at the bottle

11:54

rocket. We don't need him tonight. But I

11:57

just flew in, did a quick

11:59

five. Yeah, it's kind of like when

12:01

Incidentally appeared in a rap song in the 2000s.

12:05

Like, we don't need him, but

12:07

we're glad he's here. It's exactly

12:09

like that. Randy, another fun fact,

12:11

quick. How about video? I learned

12:14

my lesson. There's

12:16

no lesson to learn. I'm just being an

12:18

a-hole. Because do you hear how

12:20

they laugh at it? They enjoy that sort of

12:23

business. And I like to give the people what

12:25

they want. But

12:27

your last in alphabetical order by first

12:29

name, it's a total... It's

12:32

actually all three of you. It's a

12:34

complete flip to probably what you're used

12:36

to in your lives. Because alphabetical order

12:38

is usually by last name. But GF,

12:40

they're right crowded there together. So

12:42

I don't know how often that

12:45

comes into play. For Greg Fitzsimmons!

12:48

Thank you. Thank you very

12:50

much. Now,

12:54

how much fun did you have last night getting to

12:56

see Chris Porter? You

12:59

know, honestly, I feel like some people

13:01

are great at clubs. And

13:04

I saw Chris last night as a guy who really knew how

13:06

to play a theater. He really

13:09

fucking nailed it. He

13:13

left the mic in the stand and just brought them

13:15

into him and just pounded it out. It

13:17

was great. I enjoyed it. So you're saying he

13:19

was hard to follow? He was hard to follow.

13:23

I think I did follow you. I

13:25

think so. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You don't even

13:27

remember. That stuff doesn't matter to you. I

13:30

don't follow anybody any time. Honestly, we

13:32

were all watching the hockey game. Anybody

13:35

watched the hockey game last night? We

13:37

had it on our phones. And so we

13:39

were kind of splitting our attention between the

13:41

other comedians and watching one of the most

13:43

exciting hockey games in years. I'm sure everybody

13:45

at the baseball game had the hockey game

13:47

on their phones. I'm sure they did. Because

13:50

that was a bit of a blue out,

13:52

which I hate to see because I like

13:54

the town to be in a good mood.

13:56

Yes. When the stadium's right there

13:58

in the middle of the city, you want... You

14:00

want everybody to be happy. Yeah,

14:03

it's a beautiful city. There's a lot of

14:05

bridges. Randy, you got

14:07

a fun fact about bridges? The

14:10

reason there's so many bridges is because there's

14:12

so many rivers. In fact, three

14:15

of them in our downtown area. Now,

14:17

if you'll follow me to the next road. Hang

14:19

on, hang on. That's a bridge too far. Movie

14:24

reference. OK, so Greg,

14:27

thank you for being here. Thank you for

14:29

having me, Doug. Today, this

14:31

place has turned out to be, I think,

14:33

very comfortable. I was worried

14:36

that me and my guests might be a little warm, but

14:39

it feels great in here. And

14:42

I know you're going to have plenty of time

14:44

to be uncomfortable later when you get on Burt

14:47

Kreischer's tour bus. Bus

14:49

is. He's got two buses. Oh, so you

14:51

might not be in the same bus as Burt? No.

14:53

There's like eight comics,

14:56

I think. So there's like two sets of

14:58

books. There's a

15:00

bunch of bunk beds in each bus. And then

15:02

Burt has a suite in the back of. It

15:04

takes up half the bus. Yeah, probably a Jacuzzi.

15:06

It's got a Jacuzzi back there. There's

15:08

a wet bar. Sorry,

15:10

I didn't mean to step up on your joke. That's

15:13

fine. I mean, you're more of a theater act. This

15:17

is more of a bar. This is like a row house.

15:20

This is where Greg shines. This

15:22

is my. Sit down, theater boy.

15:28

Save your bows for after Act Two. All

15:32

right, so who do you have to

15:34

bunk with, do you know? Do they

15:36

tell you? I think me and Henchcliffe are

15:38

the smallest guys on the bus, so it'll

15:40

probably be me and him. Spooning, reverse spooning,

15:42

forking. Well, you're the only ones that have

15:44

to share a bunk? Is that what you're

15:46

trying to say? So little. I see. OK.

15:50

Well, you're only going to Buffalo, and then you're

15:52

off. It's not like you're going on a long

15:54

bus tour, right? No, I did that with him

15:56

a couple weeks ago. We hit a bunch of

15:59

dates and. You really just go to

16:01

your, after three days, you go, I

16:04

don't need to change clothes. Because

16:06

your suitcase is underneath the bus, you

16:08

gotta open this giant door, and

16:11

your bunk is just like, it's like a

16:13

cadaver. Like it's like when they pull out

16:15

the drawer. You're all vampires. Yeah, you're vampires,

16:17

and you just go like, you know, how

16:19

dirty am I? I'm fine. Can

16:22

you sleep on an overnight when the bus

16:24

is going? Better than I sleep in a

16:26

bed. It kind of rocks you a little

16:28

bit, and there's like the humming of the

16:30

engine. I totally agree on cruise ships and

16:33

in planes, but something about a bus to

16:35

me, I'm just like, if that one driver

16:37

nods off, we're all fucked. Like what a

16:39

horrible way to be in an accident, to

16:41

be in a car on a bus. Well

16:45

there's two guys, arguably, or a lady could

16:47

be in there. Let's

16:50

not get ahead of ourselves. Well you

16:53

only know that if it's like, Or

16:55

two ladies. There's other planes honking behind

16:57

you, then you know that

16:59

there's a woman. But

17:03

anyway, I didn't mean to get into a whole

17:05

thing about transportation, but I'm sure Randy has something

17:07

to say about it. Oddly

17:09

enough, rail car was the main way to

17:12

transport one another up and down the huge

17:14

hills here in Pittsburgh for many years. Yeah,

17:18

speaking of the huge hills, so Chris

17:21

and Greg are experiencing, you came

17:24

from a hotel somewhere in Pittsburgh

17:26

to this venue

17:28

and you saw how

17:30

the road was windy and went up quite

17:32

a bit to get here, right? Last

17:35

year, Steph Tolev walked to

17:38

this gate. No she didn't. She

17:40

fucking walked. What? I got here

17:42

all sweaty and like, I didn't

17:44

expect it to be like that.

17:46

Yeah. Yeah. It

17:50

was pretty awesome, but it was, it

17:53

really hot, like wet hot day. Yeah.

17:56

And she was on Bert's tour bus and didn't shower.

17:59

Oh really? That's true. Okay. All

18:02

right, so let's

18:04

meet the man who, he's the

18:07

one that first invited me to

18:09

participate in this festival, Break Doug

18:11

Loves Movies, to the DV Comedy

18:14

Festival. Give it up, everybody, for

18:16

Randy Bauman, everybody. Whoo! And

18:20

this is the tenth one you've done.

18:23

No way. I was up here guessing. I think

18:25

I've done it four or five times. This

18:28

is ten, I've done ten of them, and you've

18:30

done ten of them. So I've been in it from the

18:32

beginning? Yeah. You've never not done, you

18:34

didn't know, dude, you're like, I

18:36

did not know this. You are the exclamation point at

18:39

the end of the DV Comedy Festival every year. I'm

18:41

so glad that you are honored by that distinction.

18:44

Well, no, I've been honored that I've

18:46

been, you know, invited back multiple times

18:48

as it is, but I didn't realize

18:50

it was ten times. How

18:52

many different venues do you think? I

18:55

think three. So there were

18:58

a lot of them at the improv? No,

19:00

no, Rex Theater? A lot at the Rex.

19:02

And then one or two at the improv.

19:04

Yes. And then this is our second

19:06

one here. Correct. The best spot of all.

19:09

Yeah, Bonerock, it's great. Yeah, we love it here. Whoo!

19:14

So here's to my next year, year six. You

19:18

guys are like the old married couple where one

19:20

knows how many years you've been together and the

19:22

other one's like, I don't know. It's

19:25

been a while. I didn't even know if Randy

19:27

would know for sure because we did get busted

19:29

up there by a couple of years off because

19:32

of COVID. Yeah. And, but

19:34

I know I heard you say last

19:36

night at the biome that

19:38

you're ten years strong. So I

19:41

truly am honored to have been part of

19:43

all ten years. Yeah, we always

19:46

thought it was like a great way to end it because we'd have

19:48

comics come into town for the main stage event and we're like, well,

19:50

what's a good way to finish it so

19:52

that they can come into town and have

19:54

two gigs basically. And

19:56

your podcast was a natural fit and you're friends with everybody that

19:58

we end up booking half the time. It's

20:00

a pretty easy sell. Except for this time, where I

20:02

have to get out of town. We gotta get out

20:04

of town. Like, you know, it's always a timing issue.

20:07

And some great comics I

20:10

was able to ask could not be here.

20:12

So I'm glad... I'm glad... Let

20:15

me finish, Chris! I'm glad

20:17

that even better comedians took

20:20

my call. A

20:23

quick yes from all of these gentlemen,

20:25

which I absolutely appreciate. But before we

20:27

get into the game portion of the

20:29

show today, I'd like each

20:31

of you, and we'll go in

20:33

the same order we just went in. We'll start

20:36

with Chris. I'd like you to recommend one

20:38

movie that you

20:40

think people, you know, would get

20:42

something out of, whether it's laughter,

20:45

or change their

20:47

life in some way, or, you

20:49

know, just a movie

20:51

that... I mean,

20:53

you think will be a worthwhile experience for a

20:55

person. I know I hate that question, because

20:58

then it's on you if they don't like the movie. For

21:01

sure. But I still want it

21:03

to be something that you personally feel very good

21:05

about. I

21:09

don't... I don't... Like

21:12

movies? I would

21:14

say the other guys, I think it's

21:16

very underrated. On cable,

21:18

quite a bit. It's on cable. You

21:21

gotta see it unedited, though. It's like

21:23

seeing blazing saddles on cable. Right,

21:26

no farts. This isn't funny. They're

21:28

just sitting around the campfire. What's

21:32

that word that keep bleeping out? Yeah,

21:36

it's true. I'm very much against

21:39

the edited movies, but I'm also

21:42

in a hotel room a lot of the times. And

21:44

instead of looking at my phone, I want... In a

21:46

hotel room a lot of the times. And

21:49

instead of looking at my phone, I want to

21:51

watch whatever TV they've got there. Some

21:53

movies you can watch... Like Forrest Gump, you

21:55

can watch edited all day long. Oh, right,

21:57

yeah. There's like one curse word, I think.

22:00

Yeah, doesn't he say? Get

22:02

your fucking hands off her. No,

22:04

really? Or what? Forrest Gump

22:06

drops an F-phone? I don't remember. If

22:10

he did, he should do it somewhere better than that. Like,

22:12

I need to fucking pee. Yeah, yeah,

22:14

yeah. I better not

22:16

get the fucking Aids. Life's

22:18

a fucking box. He's

22:21

just real mad at his

22:24

mom. Yeah, lots

22:26

of fucking bucks of chocolates. Fucking...

22:28

Who's that random dude? No,

22:30

it really does make it... It just

22:32

takes all the niceness and fun out of that expression

22:35

and say you never know what you're gonna fucking

22:37

get. It's

22:40

no longer the joy of mystery. Life's

22:45

big questions. Okay, what was

22:47

your answer? The

22:50

other guys. Do you have

22:52

anything else you want to say about that

22:54

movie? I agree with you that people would

22:56

probably enjoy it. I like

22:58

the way it's well structured and the fact

23:01

that halfway through the

23:03

movie's new gags start. Like,

23:06

the TLC gags don't start until an hour

23:08

and a half into the movie. And

23:12

then it just keeps getting better and better. I just

23:14

thought, as far as comedies

23:16

go, I thought it was a really good

23:18

one. And I don't think a

23:21

lot of people know about it. Yeah,

23:23

as a comedian, I think that's a strong

23:25

recommendation for people

23:28

to hear. The other guys. I

23:31

like the nice guys too. Oh shit.

23:35

Put that on your list. Put

23:38

that on one of your many lists you're not

23:40

making. Greg, what do you think?

23:44

What would you like to recommend? Have you seen anything

23:46

great lately? Lately?

23:50

I mean, it was kind of underrated and people

23:52

didn't get huge reviews. I

23:54

really like the Amy Winehouse movie. I thought

23:57

it was, I mean, I loved her. Loved her.

24:00

The actress or the Amy? The

24:02

actress was amazing. Didn't care

24:04

for Amy so much, but that actress

24:06

really captured whatever was going

24:09

on with Amy. She really took the music to another

24:11

level. You really enjoyed that movie? I did,

24:13

and it was so funny because I never check Rotten

24:15

Tomatoes or anything before I see a movie. I

24:18

don't read reviews, I don't watch trailers, I get

24:20

to movie theaters 21 minutes

24:22

after the movie is scheduled to start. Because

24:24

I want a fresh start. I love

24:26

when I can see a movie of

24:28

Virgin, not knowing even the genre. Anything. Yeah.

24:32

It can be really fun. Yeah. Especially

24:34

in genre bending movies. Well the one... Because you get a

24:36

movie that starts one way and goes another fucking way and

24:38

you didn't know which way it was going to go in

24:40

the first place. That happened to me last year. I

24:42

was in Hollywood and I had like two hours to

24:44

kill and I walked into a multiplex. I remember that

24:47

Korean movie last year that I think it might have

24:49

won the Oscar. It was all over

24:51

the place. Parasite? Nope,

24:53

last year. Oh,

24:55

Past Lives? Nope, not Past

24:57

Lives. Oh

25:00

my god, everyone's just going to keep guessing. Everything

25:04

everywhere all at once. Everything everywhere all at once.

25:06

Oh, that movie! I walked into

25:08

that not knowing what genre it was and

25:10

it took me 20 minutes to go, did

25:12

I take acid on the way over here? What's happening?

25:15

And then I loved it. Yeah,

25:17

everybody loved that movie. I'm shocked that I

25:20

didn't think of that when you said Korean

25:24

movie that won an Oscar. Last

25:28

year. Last year was... Yeah,

25:30

that was a pretty good clue. It

25:32

wasn't too long ago. Yeah. Okay,

25:34

so... Wait, so what's

25:36

your answer? I would say Amy, but I'm going to

25:38

give an honorable mention to... I just

25:40

showed my kids who are now 20 and 23 repo

25:43

man and they lost a shit.

25:46

Really? Yeah, I forgot how profound

25:48

that movie was. It was like,

25:51

you know, it was back when indie movies were

25:53

really just down and

25:55

dirty, funny ideas. Like,

25:58

just let's think... They just have to be like...

26:00

a good sense of humor? Like they just enjoyed

26:02

the humor of it? I think they liked that

26:04

they're so used to seeing things

26:07

overly produced now and smooth. They

26:09

just loved it like you could tell there were

26:11

certain scenes where they edited it and then they were like,

26:14

oh fuck, we left out why

26:17

they got from A to B. Let's go

26:19

shoot it in a room with one camera.

26:22

And it was just like, you know,

26:24

guerrilla filmmaking. They kind of felt it. But

26:27

a funny script like they say funny

26:29

things. Yeah. In that movie. Yeah. Like

26:33

let's get sushi and do some crimes. Some

26:37

fun like. All right. So Amy

26:40

Winehouse movie. Is that what it's called? That's

26:42

not what it's called. Amy Winehouse. The movie.

26:45

Which seems disrespectful. I think it's called

26:47

Back to Black. Oh, okay. Yeah, I

26:49

think you're right. Maybe even Colin, the

26:52

Amy Winehouse story. And

26:54

then the ACDC movie is Back in Black.

26:57

Yeah, you got to keep those straight for

26:59

sure. Okay, so

27:01

let's go to Randy with

27:04

the weather. I was just

27:06

telling you about like watching Sorcerer for the first

27:08

time. Yeah. But like I feel like I need

27:10

to watch that another time to really appreciate it.

27:12

So I don't like it's one of those not

27:14

sure I could recommend it. Cinema

27:16

Paradisio is the one I probably

27:18

knows it, but I never saw

27:20

it until recently. And I

27:23

just could not believe how much I love

27:25

that movie because it's literally a movie about

27:27

loving movies. But like the overall reaching theme

27:29

is a little bit different. It's like centered

27:31

in this world of appreciating movies and like

27:34

Sicily in the 50s and how

27:36

big in this little town, how

27:38

big it was to have the movie each week and

27:40

how the Catholic Church would cut them all up and

27:42

everything. But it was like this one dude in town

27:45

tells this guy who had gone to be a great

27:47

director one day like get the hell out of here.

27:49

Because if you don't, you're never going

27:51

to achieve all these dreams you have. And I

27:53

think that that's like a resonant theme for so

27:55

many people that are like, you

27:58

know, I could take a chance or I could

28:00

just hang out where I am here, where it's

28:02

safe. So it's got cool themes. And if you

28:04

love movies, it

28:06

just makes you feel like, oh, dude,

28:08

this is everything I like about movies

28:10

in a movie that's about loving

28:13

movies. So it's kind of

28:15

inception-like in that way. Yeah, it's very much

28:17

the movie that comes up when people are

28:19

talking about movies that are

28:21

love letters to the movies. That's

28:24

like the, if not

28:27

the number one, it's way up there.

28:29

And I've got to admit,

28:31

I've never watched it end to end.

28:35

Every time there's a montage

28:37

in any awards show or anywhere that's

28:40

a love letter to the movies has

28:42

moments from it. And

28:45

last action hero, I feel

28:47

like, kind of steals some

28:50

aspects of that movie, because it's also about

28:52

a little kid in a

28:54

movie theater and being in the projection

28:56

room, the magic of it. But

28:59

then they have Arnold Schwarzenegger. OK,

29:02

so those are three

29:04

terrific recommendations. I mean, three very

29:06

different kinds of movies. You

29:10

can laugh, or you could cry, or

29:12

you could watch some foreign nonsense. No,

29:14

I'm kidding. So

29:17

check those movies out if you get

29:19

a chance. And of course, support movies

29:21

in the cinema wherever

29:23

possible. We're

29:25

going to take our first commercial break.

29:27

During the break, we'll pick out who

29:29

my guests are playing on behalf of

29:32

today. And we'll do that after

29:35

this. We'll be right back. Good job,

29:37

Mark. Good job. Good job. Good

29:40

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We're back! Oh

32:21

boy, oh boy, I've got what I

32:24

think are some fun games to play

32:26

with you gentlemen today. I

32:30

hope you really want to win for the

32:32

person you're playing on behalf of because they

32:34

are counting on you. This

32:36

is possibly one of the best

32:39

prize bags ever.

32:45

You can feel it right? You can feel the tension

32:47

in the room. And

32:49

the first game we're going to play today

32:51

to determine a winner is something I like

32:53

to call Live, Die, Repeat. Oh,

33:02

I almost forgot the important part of

33:04

telling the listeners what's going

33:06

on with what we did during the

33:09

break. Chris is playing on behalf of

33:11

a gentleman with a name tag that

33:13

says Ron of the Dead because Chris

33:15

is a fan of Shaun of the

33:17

Dead. And Greg

33:20

is playing for Chuckie Horror

33:22

Picture Show to spite Jim

33:25

Manji. It

33:27

was a spite choice on the part

33:30

of Greg Fitzsimmons. He's going

33:32

to build a spite store to continue

33:34

his fight against Jim Manji. And

33:37

then Randy is playing for

33:39

Jen Her. I

33:43

know there's had Jennifer's on name tags, but

33:45

I think that Jen Her might be a

33:48

first. Is that like your

33:50

dad's favorite movie? Yeah,

33:52

sure. Okay. Shut

33:54

up, Doug. Okay, so those

33:57

are the people that you're playing for and the

33:59

first game. as I said, it's called

34:01

Live, Die, Repeat. And this

34:03

is an absolutely ridiculous game. Like

34:06

all the contestants were sweating last year

34:08

during this game, because it was

34:11

hot as fuck. I'll

34:13

say the title of a movie, and

34:17

you have to tell me the

34:19

title of that movie. The first

34:21

person who can repeat back the

34:23

full correct title of the film

34:26

wins the game. I'll say it

34:28

slowly. I'll say the

34:30

title very slowly. And every time somebody has

34:32

a guess that's wrong, I'll go back to

34:34

the beginning of the title. So,

34:36

you know, some people play it

34:38

one way, they sit back and dive

34:41

in when they really got it. And other

34:43

people like to guess based

34:45

on what they've heard so far. Does

34:48

that make sense, Greg? Nope. Nope. So

34:50

you're gonna say it, and then we're gonna take turns?

34:52

You're gonna call it? No, you're just yelling out.

34:54

So three people will yell it out at the same

34:57

time. I don't think so, because

34:59

one of you should figure it out before

35:01

the others. Okay. But it

35:03

could be very close. Yeah.

35:06

But, you know, it's not like I'm

35:08

gonna say Jaws. Yeah. Then

35:11

it really would be like, holy shit, they all

35:13

said it at the same time. How do we

35:16

pick? Okay. Which one is the winner? All

35:18

right, so here we go. You

35:21

know, I got a few of these, so you'll

35:23

get the hang of it if you don't, and the very first

35:25

one. A

35:28

man, a woman, and

35:30

a... A

35:39

man, a woman, and a dog. A

35:42

man, a woman, and

35:44

a bank. Jaws.

35:51

A man. A

35:56

fun with dick and chain. That's

35:59

what it's about. a woman

36:03

and a bank. You're saying

36:05

the title right now? A

36:09

man. Yeah,

36:12

first person to repeat it back correctly. A man, a

36:14

woman, and a bank? That is correct, Randy! I

36:18

got to say, I got to say, Doug,

36:21

one of your poorest performances

36:23

in explaining a game of all

36:26

time. That was like... People

36:28

never get it. People never understand it.

36:31

It has to happen, because

36:33

now you understand it. Do you

36:35

understand it now, Craig? There's a

36:37

movie called A Man, A Woman, and a Bank? Yeah.

36:42

And you were shitting on my Cinema Paradisio

36:44

reference. Well, these aren't going to be movies

36:46

everybody's heard of. I already set

36:48

that up by saying it's not going to be

36:50

Jaws. All right. So,

36:53

Randy got that one, but let's see if

36:55

he can do it again. As

36:59

we go into round two. But

37:02

that was, you know, somebody was on the right

37:04

track by at least trying to guess where

37:06

the title was headed. Just

37:09

wasn't dog. Just

37:11

didn't work out. I feel like you're talking about

37:14

me. Die! Exclamation point.

37:21

Die! Exclamation

37:24

point. My...

37:29

Sweet. Die, die, my sweet. Die.

37:31

Die. My. Darling. Die,

37:37

die, my darling. Randy wins again. This

37:46

is so stupid. You guys

37:48

should hear or see on other

37:51

episodes. Just imagine other comedians, you know,

37:53

and how they wouldn't shut the fuck

37:55

up guessing everything that comes into their

37:57

head. And you guys are all just like,

37:59

you know what? What, Randy, when

38:01

you think you've got it, go

38:04

ahead. We're polite. It's

38:09

usually mayhem, but

38:11

fun mayhem, but this is

38:14

an interesting game because, let's

38:16

see if Randy

38:18

can three-peat and

38:21

do it one more time. Okay,

38:24

here we go. Clute.

38:28

Clute. Correct. That is it.

38:30

Randy did it again. Classic

38:40

curve ball I throw in there. Yeah,

38:43

yeah. Yeah. Change

38:45

up. That was a great job, Randy. You

38:48

really killed it. You're a good listener.

38:53

What do you think that a man,

38:56

a woman, and a bank and I

38:58

die, my darling and Clute have in

39:00

common? Donald Sutherland. That is correct.

39:02

We just lost a great actor, Donald

39:04

Sutherland, so I thought I would give

39:08

him a back door tribute. That

39:10

sounds terrible. So I

39:12

decided to fuck him in the ass.

39:17

Although if you remember, in Animal House we

39:19

saw his ass naked. Yes, we did. Yeah.

39:23

I like everything I'm reading and seeing now

39:25

and interviews and stuff because you always get

39:27

a deluge of information about somebody when they

39:30

die. I

39:32

wish I'd run into him anywhere because if

39:34

you ask him anything about his career, he

39:36

would stop and tell you the story, which

39:38

is very generous with that. Everybody's

39:40

stories were all the same. I ran into

39:43

him somewhere and I just sort of said, I liked your movie

39:45

and then he told me a whole story about it. It

39:48

was super nice and super into acting,

39:50

like was constantly acting since the

39:52

70s. Like never, like up

39:54

until, you know, I guess he was sick for a

39:56

little while, but up until the very end he was

39:59

still in stuff. He was in all the Hunger

40:02

Games movies, just clearly passionate

40:04

about acting and being

40:06

an actor in films and TV. And

40:09

so anyway. And he turned down points on Animal

40:12

House. He took a day rate.

40:14

Well there you go. Instead of taking 2% of

40:16

Animal House, he didn't think it was going to

40:18

be anything. So he was like, just

40:20

pay me for the day. This is going to flop. Yeah.

40:24

Well he had already played the clumsy waiter

40:26

in their in Kentucky Fright movie. Atlantis

40:29

is a movie before that. So

40:32

that's another thing. He just was clearly a guy,

40:34

if you go through his resume, there's short films

40:36

here and there. Like he said yes to people,

40:39

to be a nice person, I think sometimes. And

40:41

that was the case with Animal House,

40:43

turning down the points. I'm

40:46

glad tonight I actually went

40:48

with points on this

40:50

episode rather than the flatbed out. I think that's

40:52

going to work right. It took my age in

40:54

a while to beat Doug down, but we got

40:56

it. I mean I don't know

40:58

if you've had the thrill of getting a residual

41:01

check for a penny, but it is pretty, makes

41:03

you feel pretty good that they spent more money

41:05

on the stamp to get it to

41:08

you by a large margin. And

41:11

the amazing thing is, I will not stop

41:13

on the street to pick up a penny.

41:16

I will scan and deposit a one cent

41:18

check. I ripped that fucker up immediately. Do

41:20

you? There used to be a bar

41:22

in the valley in LA called Residuals. The

41:24

premise was if you brought a residual

41:27

check that was less than $5, some

41:29

small amount, if

41:31

you brought it in, they'd pin it up

41:33

to the wall and give you a free drink.

41:36

And then it's in a city of a million

41:38

actors who are all out of work, so they

41:40

had to stop that. They had

41:42

to stop that policy, but I still

41:44

drive by and it's still called Residuals

41:47

and it makes me laugh. I

41:50

wasn't getting, when I went there,

41:52

I wasn't getting those checks regularly, but now I

41:54

get checks for a penny a lot

41:56

of the time. Sometimes for one show where I did

41:59

a bunch of episodes, they'll put them

42:01

in different envelopes even. So it's like 13 envelopes

42:03

that are each a penny. You're just

42:05

going through each one going, come on, come on, give me, how

42:07

about 23 cents? How

42:10

about 50 cents, let's go. It's

42:13

your own little lottery game you get to play. There's

42:15

an idea that they take anything under $5 and

42:18

put it into a fund for sick

42:20

actors. Oh really? Yeah,

42:22

it's great, like some kind of pension fund for

42:24

people. Well I just keep the penny check and

42:26

do that. I wish I

42:28

could just check something off so they don't send me

42:30

the little ones. Just

42:33

send me the ones that are for $4. Because

42:37

that's going to come in handy. All

42:40

right, so Randy, again,

42:42

congratulations for winning that first

42:44

game. Of course, as

42:46

you and listeners of the show

42:48

might be already aware, all

42:50

he gets for winning that first game is he gets to

42:52

go first in the next game. And

42:55

this next game is something I call

42:57

Go Fish. Whoo!

43:04

Chris Porter, before you get too

43:06

excited, it's Fish, F-I-S-H, it's not

43:09

Fish the band, it's Fish,

43:12

as in the word fish. And

43:15

you'll understand why this game was

43:17

invented once I explain it

43:19

to you. I'm going to say a

43:21

fun fact or

43:24

statement that applies to a

43:26

motion picture. We'll start

43:28

with Randy, he gets multiple choice, three

43:30

answers to choose from. I'll

43:33

say this factoid and then

43:35

you tell me, and

43:37

then you tell me if it

43:39

involves, if it is the movie

43:41

Big Fish, Rumble

43:44

Fish, or

43:46

The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh.

43:48

Hey! Whoo! Yep,

43:53

I've been sucking up to the locals for 42

43:55

years. Yeah,

43:57

I noticed how you gave Randy the first three correct

43:59

answers. answers. Clued?

44:04

What? But

44:09

if Randy misses, because it's multiple

44:12

choice three, if he misses, then Chris

44:14

gets a crack at it. And if

44:16

Chris misses, you'll know what the answer

44:18

is, because it'll be the third of

44:21

the three choices. So you'll get what

44:23

we call the gimme point. Which

44:25

may in fact be the only points I

44:28

get, because as you know... That's how you

44:30

do it, Greg. You come in here and

44:32

you just do the bare minimum and sometimes

44:34

win. Yeah. Yeah. It's

44:36

beautiful to behold. And

44:40

whenever somebody gets one right, we'll start on

44:43

the next one with the next person in

44:45

order. Are you ready, Randy, to

44:48

tell me... Are you familiar

44:50

with these films, Big Fish, Rumble Fish, and Fish

44:52

to the State of Pittsburgh? Yeah. I mean, I

44:54

don't remember too much in Rumble Fish, but I

44:57

know... It's like the

44:59

second Outsiders. I see

45:01

a hint in the same writer. It is, yes. The same

45:03

writer, and it is the film that was shot almost

45:06

concurrently with... While he was

45:08

making the Outsiders, Francois Koppel thought, Oh, I want

45:10

to make something that's grittier in

45:13

black and white, more down and

45:16

dirty, less big setups and spectacular

45:18

looking shots. And so they made

45:20

Rumble Fish. But

45:23

one company that he went to to make Rumble Fish

45:25

was like, Will you

45:27

make Rumble Fish? And they were like, No, we

45:29

already saw the script for Outsiders. The movie was

45:31

making... They didn't even made it yet. They

45:33

were like, We saw the script. We don't want

45:35

Rumble Fish. But then he managed

45:38

to find somewhere else to do it,

45:40

obviously, because it exists, and

45:42

it's in this game. You

45:46

know what else also exists? The fish that

45:48

saved Pittsburgh, which is one of

45:50

my favorite titles of all time,

45:54

because it's got Pittsburgh in there and

45:56

the fish for some reason. And

46:00

of course, Big Fish is

46:02

the Tim

46:04

Burton motion picture. So

46:06

the first one that

46:09

you get to do, Randy, is

46:13

tell me which one of those three is the answer

46:15

when I say not based

46:18

on a book. Which

46:22

one is not based on a book?

46:24

Yeah. Is this just something that you

46:26

happen to know being such an expert

46:28

on all things Pittsburgh? No. Because

46:31

I know we just said

46:33

Essie Hinton did Rumblefish. And

46:37

I remember that reading

46:39

that Big Fish was a book at

46:41

some point, but I'm not 100%

46:43

sure on that. So I'm just doing

46:45

the SAT process of elimination. Maybe Big

46:47

Fish was maybe they made a novelization

46:49

after the film. It's quite possible. In

46:51

which case, you know. It is quite

46:53

possible. And that's what happened with the

46:55

fish to say Pittsburgh, you are correct.

46:57

Wow. There

47:03

is a novelization of the fish

47:05

to say Pittsburgh. And

47:07

it deviates from the plot of the film.

47:11

Is what I've been told. How could they do that?

47:13

I don't know what they're thinking with

47:16

the novelization. But those novelizations, like the

47:18

person who writes them sometimes takes pride

47:20

in like, well, I got to change

47:22

a few things. I got to

47:24

put my stamp on it. Plus,

47:27

who was going to really check it? They

47:29

just hand it in. They're happy with that.

47:31

Now it's called the water sign that saves

47:33

Christmas. I

47:36

decided to change it from Pittsburgh to

47:38

Christmas. And I don't like

47:40

people that are Pisces. They

47:47

have a basketball team in the film.

47:49

And they're the Pittsburgh Pisces. Did

47:52

you know that? I did. I

47:55

guess at the beginning of the film, they're the Pythons. And

47:58

then along the way. to get

48:01

good luck because they consult a

48:03

fortune teller who

48:05

tells them that, yeah, she tells them that

48:07

their whole team is a Pisces, I guess.

48:11

And so that's why it's called the fish

48:13

that say Pittsburgh. I think that

48:15

astrology makes the team better. I think there

48:17

was like an ABA team that was the

48:19

Pittsburgh. Pythons. Pythons, yeah.

48:21

But you think they were still a team

48:23

when they made this movie and it probably

48:26

changed the name? They

48:28

did what? Yeah. It might

48:30

have dissolved a lot of people's bank account after that

48:32

one got released. I don't think it did very well.

48:34

This is a movie that now, just the amount of

48:36

looking at it today, just reading about it today that

48:38

I've done, it makes me want to watch it again.

48:40

But I just know. I mean, is

48:42

anybody here a fan of the fish that say

48:44

Pittsburgh? Applaud if you love it. Now,

48:50

applaud if you like ice cream. OK,

48:56

a little more, a little more. Who

48:59

likes Bridges? What's

49:04

the most popular thing around here, Randy, that

49:06

would get everyone to applaud? I mean, Bridges

49:08

was pretty good. Right? Like this town has,

49:10

as Greg and I were talking about earlier,

49:12

there's an ordinary civic pride here, right? So

49:14

like people in Pittsburgh love Pittsburgh. That tells

49:17

you how bad the movie The Fish That

49:19

Save Pittsburgh is. Nobody in Pittsburgh

49:21

gives a shit about that movie. But they

49:23

think Striking Distance is Citizen Kane.

49:31

So because Striking Distance,

49:34

Bruce Willis and Sarah Jessica Parker are

49:36

like boat cops. They're boat

49:39

cops. And they boat around

49:41

on the, I hear there's three

49:43

rivers that go through the area. That's

49:46

what they patrol, is all the Pittsburgh

49:48

rivers. And they break up all sorts

49:50

of international drug transactions that are going

49:52

on and stuff. There's a lot of

49:54

illegal activity, apparently, going on in the

49:57

three rivers. Yeah, I think they probably

49:59

wanted to call it. Pittsburgh Vice, or

50:01

you know, or something, you know, but

50:03

you just once you throw Pittsburgh in

50:05

there, you know, you can't like, be

50:07

like, Oh, what a cool title that

50:09

is. But striking

50:12

distance. What striking

50:14

distance? What is in striking distance of

50:16

what? In the course of that film?

50:19

They're just about I believe to

50:21

strike the

50:24

killer, the Polish Hell Strangler. Oh,

50:26

okay. Because within their,

50:29

he's there with, you know, Oh,

50:31

so why did they just call it within our grass? I

50:36

think it's the crime has to be in striking

50:38

distance to a boat for them to

50:40

catch them. Oh, right.

50:43

Yeah, yeah, you know, you know,

50:46

they're not coming up here to

50:48

Allentown up the hill, which

50:50

they need to. It's

50:53

the Steph Tolev workout

50:56

and really, really sweat

50:59

during it. Okay, so Randy

51:02

figured that first one out. So he's off to

51:04

the races. He's on the board. He's got one

51:06

point. Chris

51:09

Porter. Do

51:11

you remember the premise Big Fish,

51:13

Rumblefish, or Pittsburgh? Yep. Yep.

51:20

You see, speaking

51:23

of Donald Sutherland's butt,

51:25

you see Danny DeVito's

51:27

Naked Butt. Which

51:31

film is that? Big

51:35

Fish. That is correct. Yeah. You'll

51:39

never unsee it once you've seen it. It's

51:42

like, damn, that's a big baby. Is

51:47

this honey I blew up

51:49

the baby? Yeah, it's

51:52

one of them one of the memorable things

51:54

about the Big Fish from 2003. People,

52:01

when you bring that movie up, some people

52:03

just absolutely love it. And

52:05

I've never got the appeal. Have

52:09

you seen it, Craig? Yeah, I remember it being

52:11

a little trippy. It's a little bit of a

52:13

trippy film, isn't it? A little bit. Yeah. But

52:15

it's also like probably the

52:18

dirtiest looking movie that takes place at a

52:20

circus. Like it's got like the circus is

52:23

just sort of like, oh, that circus has

52:25

a layer of dust on it. And

52:28

the cinematography, some people think

52:30

it's beautiful. But I didn't get

52:32

it. Who was the director again? Tim Burton. Oh,

52:34

right, right. A little bit of a departure for

52:37

him, because a lot of it takes place in

52:39

daylight outdoors. Yeah. Right.

52:42

And there's no puppets. Yeah.

52:44

There's nothing to animate necessarily.

52:47

Yeah. I love a lot of

52:49

his stuff, but that one. And also,

52:52

it's a father-son thing. Like

52:55

people that have a relationship with

52:57

their father, they can relate to from

52:59

the movie. Because doesn't he have a hard time

53:02

getting his father's respect in the movie? Yes. Yeah,

53:06

so I think a lot of people relate heavily

53:08

to that aspect of it. Yeah. I

53:11

didn't know any of these movies existed

53:13

until this game started. Wait,

53:16

so Big Fish was really a wild guess?

53:18

Yes. I love that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because

53:20

that one was supposed to be easy. Everybody

53:22

knows Danny DeVito's in Big Fish. I heard

53:24

in the audience when they were like, he's

53:26

got to know this one. I

53:29

feel like I've walked into a 400-level class in

53:35

a subject I have zero

53:37

knowledge about. And everyone's just like,

53:39

oh, the cinematography. I'm like, yeah,

53:42

right? Yeah,

53:44

it was good. But

53:47

we let you guess, and you could have just

53:49

played it off like you knew. But you're an

53:51

honest person. I am. I

53:53

like people to know my mindset. Well,

53:58

it's especially fascinating to know. as

54:00

we move forward with this game that you

54:02

know nothing about any

54:05

of these films. Except for we've already,

54:07

you know, Randy and I have been yapping

54:10

about all

54:12

of this, so... Oh, no, I feel like Greg

54:14

and I are friends and we

54:16

took, we went on a double date and our

54:19

dates are getting a long better than

54:22

we are with our dates. And Greg

54:25

and I are just looking at each other like,

54:27

should we go do another podcast or something? No,

54:29

you should shut up and eat your salad. How

54:35

many times can he excuse himself and go to

54:37

the bathroom? Porter's

54:39

doing coke again. Okay,

54:43

Greg, you're gonna go first on this one. Oh,

54:45

I was hoping to get that third spot. I

54:47

think you'll figure it out. Okay. Maybe,

54:49

we'll see. Just make your

54:51

best guess. Okay. Which of

54:54

the films, Big Fish, Pittsburgh, Rumblefish

54:56

has this quote in it. Don't

54:59

rub me the wrong way. I'll

55:02

have you rubbed out. Jaws.

55:09

Um, don't rub me the wrong

55:11

way. I'll have you rubbed out. I believe

55:13

that that is... I

55:17

like the way you're setting it up. Like, you're gonna

55:19

tell us the correct answer. A

55:21

fish called Wanda. Don't

55:26

get me started about the fish choices I

55:28

had to make in

55:31

preparing this game. I'm

55:34

gonna say Rumblefish on that one. You're

55:36

going Rumblefish? Yep. Well,

55:38

that is not the answer. That

55:41

is not correct. I got

55:43

so excited. I thought we were gonna

55:45

have a three-way tie, but instead, it

55:47

goes back to Randy. You got two

55:50

choices. Don't rub

55:52

me the wrong way. I'll have you rubbed

55:54

out. Is that from

55:57

which of the two movies that Greg didn't say?

56:00

It sounds corny enough to be

56:02

Fish That Save Pittsburgh. Do

56:04

you think that line is corny? Well, like, I

56:06

could hear it being delivered. I don't know. Do

56:08

you love that line? I'm like, yeah. I'm

56:11

sorry. No, it's brilliant. But, uh.

56:13

Doug's like, I wrote that line. No,

56:17

I definitely think it's dumb. But I

56:19

don't think any of these movies are

56:21

above that line, necessarily. But

56:23

what's your answer again? Fish That Save

56:26

Pittsburgh. That is correct. It is The

56:28

Fish That Save Pittsburgh. Randy's five for

56:30

five. Randy is, well, you know, that's

56:32

not how I add it up. I

56:34

look at him as being two for

56:37

two because he just won the second

56:39

game. And that means, you

56:41

know what that means, Randy

56:44

has to go first. Could be,

56:47

could not possibly work against him. Randy

56:49

has to go first in our next

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commercial break, as always. And we

57:48

have one game left to play

57:50

today and Randy's gonna

57:52

go first in this game. And

57:55

this is a game where I like to play

57:57

along, so it's gonna go Randy, me, Greg, Chris,

57:59

go around like. that and it's

58:01

something that I call last

58:04

person standing extreme. What's

58:10

so extreme about it you might

58:12

ask? Well our participants

58:15

today have a

58:18

new lifeline that we've just instituted.

58:20

If they need help at some point

58:23

they can call a celebrity. We just

58:25

all have to agree that the person

58:27

they're calling is a celebrity for

58:30

it to happen and you

58:33

know it's pretty loose

58:35

definition of celebrity so we'll see what

58:37

happens. But you also get a normal

58:39

lifeline and that's the person in the

58:41

audience that you chose

58:44

to play on behalf of today and

58:46

the game is simple

58:48

kind of. We're going to get

58:50

three names of actors and actresses

58:52

from those three

58:54

people that you chose to play for.

58:57

Then we're all going to take turns

58:59

naming movies that any of those three

59:01

performers were in. If you can't

59:03

think of one you can go to

59:05

your two lifelines the person

59:07

in the audience or the person on the phone

59:09

to try to stay in the

59:12

game. If you can't think of one you're

59:14

out. Last of

59:16

you three standing will

59:19

win and the person you're playing on behalf

59:21

of will get this prize bag. Did

59:23

you hear what's in the prize bag? Oh

59:25

my god that cocktail napkin. Isn't it wild?

59:28

Yeah. This is

59:30

the weirdest thing to give away and to

59:33

have. If I were them

59:35

I'd probably pass it along it hasn't worked out

59:37

for me. I

59:39

think it's cursed. But yeah

59:42

I also have a yarmulke

59:46

with Rosanne and Tom on it and

59:48

I will not part with that. No.

59:50

No that's that's mine until the end.

59:52

Might even take it with me. Put

59:58

it on me when you cremate me. Okay,

1:00:01

so Like

1:00:03

I said the Actor and

1:00:06

actresses names are going to be chosen by the people

1:00:08

you're playing for Who is

1:00:10

Randy playing for again? He was playing for

1:00:12

Jen her so Jen just

1:00:14

in this first slot I'm going to

1:00:16

give you the option of naming an

1:00:18

actor or an actress Could

1:00:21

be could identify it as

1:00:23

anything Who

1:00:26

would you like to pick? Steve

1:00:28

Buscemi the great Steve Buscemi

1:00:33

Punched in the face on the street recently

1:00:35

and we all Felt terrible

1:00:37

and wished him a quick recovery and it

1:00:39

sounds like he's doing good and it'll

1:00:42

really perk him up to here that we're Using

1:00:45

his name in this game today And

1:00:49

then we'll move on to Greg is playing

1:00:51

for Ron

1:00:53

of the Dead

1:00:58

Sorry, you're playing hard you're playing for Chuck

1:01:00

E. Whore Chuckie. We

1:01:02

need an actress name any actress He

1:01:07

loves Jamie Lee Curtis So

1:01:11

he's going Jamie Lee Curtis That

1:01:14

was Greg's

1:01:17

right. Yeah, Jamie Lee. Okay You

1:01:20

know what Chris is playing for

1:01:22

Ron of the Dead. What do you got

1:01:24

Ron another actress? Julianne

1:01:28

Moore you really

1:01:30

don't want to help these guys do you I'm

1:01:33

gonna say can I look her up? I Mean

1:01:36

she might be single you can go ahead and try

1:01:41

When you get back to LA now, she's married to

1:01:43

a director who's directed a couple of her films. I

1:01:45

said too much All right

1:01:49

I don't think I could think of the names of the

1:01:51

films that her husband directed but she's been in a lot

1:01:53

of stuff So that's the game

1:01:56

is those three actors Buscemi

1:01:58

Jamie Lee Curtis Amy Lee Curtis

1:02:01

and Julianne

1:02:03

Moore, any

1:02:06

of their movies, as long as you can name

1:02:08

one, you're still in. Like I

1:02:10

said, I like to play along, so Randy, start

1:02:12

us off, and then I'll go second. Big

1:02:16

Lebowski. The Big

1:02:18

Lebowski featuring Steve Bechary. I

1:02:23

didn't know if you wanted me to finish

1:02:25

it. And Julianne

1:02:27

Moore. Yeah. That's the

1:02:29

actual double that I don't

1:02:31

know how often that's going to happen, but you got

1:02:36

that. Okay, so

1:02:38

I'm going to go... I

1:02:40

tried, Greg, to go more obscure. Good.

1:02:43

To kind of help everybody out, not make

1:02:45

it hard for everybody. So I'm going to

1:02:47

say Halloween. Halloween

1:02:51

II. That's

1:02:57

what I was driving at. Thank

1:03:00

you. Chris. True lies.

1:03:03

That's right. Randy.

1:03:09

I'm trying to think tactic. Right?

1:03:12

Like should stay rare and go with the broad

1:03:14

brush ones. I am holding on for dear life.

1:03:18

Bart and Fink. Yeah, don't say anything

1:03:20

that Chris might say. I'm

1:03:25

going to go with just

1:03:28

another obscure one that rarely

1:03:30

gets mentioned. In fact,

1:03:32

when it comes up, sometimes people are confused. It's

1:03:35

Korean, I think. Everything everywhere,

1:03:37

I don't know what. Halloween

1:03:42

III. Dude,

1:03:45

slow down. Slow

1:03:48

your roll, buddy. Save them? Yeah,

1:03:50

you're rubbing me the wrong way. I don't want to have to rub

1:03:52

you out. Miss

1:03:56

Curtis is not in the third film

1:03:58

in the series. In

1:04:00

fact, she, oh, shush you. Is

1:04:05

that true though? Is that a real trivia fact?

1:04:09

What does her voice show up on the TV? Oh,

1:04:13

look, it's even Chucky coming in with

1:04:15

that. My partner! With that fucking business.

1:04:17

Making sure I don't lose. But

1:04:20

here's the bad news, Chucky. Is

1:04:23

that he's not saying

1:04:26

the title correctly. And you know, we

1:04:28

do need the correct title. So that's

1:04:30

another reason why you might want to

1:04:32

move on from Halloween. All right. I'm

1:04:34

going to go with Raising Arizona. Yeah.

1:04:38

Which one's in that? I

1:04:40

mean Fargo. Chris,

1:04:50

how are you doing? You hanging in? Con Air.

1:04:53

Yeah, Steve Buscemi. Yeah, yeah. Nice. Thank

1:04:55

you. Oh, I wonder what Randy's going

1:04:57

to say next. Trading places. Oh.

1:05:02

I'm sorry. Yay. Halloween

1:05:09

three season of the witch. Ghost

1:05:14

world. Buscemi,

1:05:16

you're killing it with the Buscemi. Holy

1:05:19

shit. You're a Buscemi machine

1:05:22

over there. Oh, so he's

1:05:24

going. Chris is going to his

1:05:26

lifeline, Ron. Ron,

1:05:28

you could go strategic here if you want. But

1:05:30

what's your answer? Body

1:05:33

of evidence. Body of evidence.

1:05:35

Was that Madonna? Oh,

1:05:38

shit. And which Julianne

1:05:40

Moore's in it. Holy crap. Oh, I thought

1:05:42

of a good obscure Julianne Moore. Randy,

1:05:46

is he here? Wait, whose turn is it? I

1:05:50

just went. OK, Randy. Boogie Nights. Yes.

1:05:58

I got so many things in my head. now

1:06:00

but are you what are you

1:06:02

looking at your oh okay Chris is looking up

1:06:05

people to call for a second

1:06:07

I was just like oh he's just fucking opening

1:06:09

up IMDB have

1:06:17

we said this in regards to Jamie

1:06:19

Lee fish cold Wanda no ha

1:06:22

ha ha I was sitting on that yeah oh

1:06:24

you were yep look at

1:06:26

you over there sitting on names wait

1:06:30

now you're pulling out your phone okay so you

1:06:32

want to call somebody or do you

1:06:38

want to use your lifeline in the room oh I

1:06:41

can do a lifeline in the room or or

1:06:43

the phone yeah you got Chucky or that

1:06:45

and you know in the next round you

1:06:47

could call somebody no Chucky's fucking because Chucky's

1:06:50

Chucky's gonna hook you up for sure talk to

1:06:52

me Chucky we

1:06:54

have not said prom night yet prom

1:06:56

night night go somebody

1:06:59

wants a napkin I'm

1:07:02

gonna I'm gonna make

1:07:04

a call okay

1:07:07

who do you want to call I'm

1:07:09

gonna call Jonathan Kite oh I love

1:07:12

it comedian he was

1:07:14

on that really awful

1:07:16

sitcom donut

1:07:18

shop two broke girls two

1:07:20

broke girls he was also on a I

1:07:22

wrote on a sketch show on Fox with

1:07:25

Jamie Fox that he was a star of

1:07:27

he was very talented a lot of characters

1:07:30

I just like I've always liked the name

1:07:32

Jonathan Kite yeah it's got a good sound

1:07:34

to it yeah and you

1:07:37

could tell him to go fly himself this

1:07:42

is exciting it's gonna go to his voice he's

1:07:45

so he's so good that he's working right now

1:07:48

you just say call me right back and hang out we'll see

1:07:50

what happens I get a call you a

1:07:52

friend who's smart but doesn't work a lot

1:07:55

your call has been forwarded to voicemail the

1:07:57

person you're trying to reach is not available

1:08:00

At the tone, please record your message. When

1:08:02

you have finished recording, you may hang up.

1:08:05

Hey, dude, it's Porter, and I'm on

1:08:07

Doug Loves Movies, and I needed your

1:08:10

help, and you... Well,

1:08:12

here I am in voicemail,

1:08:14

so... Thanks. Thanks. Thanks for

1:08:16

nothing, Jonathan. It'd

1:08:19

be so funny if, like, I called

1:08:21

Jonathan on mine, and he answered me.

1:08:24

Just like Fitzy! I'm

1:08:27

not doing a goddamn thing! You

1:08:30

know, just try to call me Porter,

1:08:32

that fucking asshole. Do

1:08:35

you have his number, Greg? Yeah. Let's call

1:08:37

him. No,

1:08:40

it's, you know... But then ask on

1:08:42

Chris's behalf, because he's his lifeline. I

1:08:46

know, I don't have his number, I thought I'd

1:08:48

ask. Who's cool now?

1:08:50

Oh, well... Let's get out

1:08:52

of here. Is

1:08:55

Steve Simian in Reservoir Dogs? Sure

1:08:58

is. Oh, he is. Whoo!

1:09:03

Mr. Pink... You're

1:09:08

thinking, because of strategy, you're not thinking,

1:09:10

because you can't think of one. Trees

1:09:12

Lounge. Yes. He directed

1:09:14

that, Steve Bushami. But,

1:09:19

you know, I feel like I can take this

1:09:21

one down, because not

1:09:23

to be too insulting, but you guys are

1:09:26

just a bunch of airheads. Oh...

1:09:31

I think you're blowing a lot of smoke,

1:09:34

Doug. What? Is

1:09:36

it what we call... Is it because you're having a smoke? Sure. It

1:09:39

was about a cigar shop. A bunch of you guys have hung out

1:09:41

at a cigar shop. I like it. Wasn't he in that? Sure. Harvey

1:09:44

Keitel. Yeah, with Harvey Keitel. Yeah, thank

1:09:46

you. It's getting more real every moment.

1:09:49

No, I like it when, you know,

1:09:56

I don't use any source to verify. Okay. So

1:09:58

it's just like... based on, you know, it's like

1:10:00

if we were playing a game

1:10:02

at somebody's house and we didn't have internet. And

1:10:05

to the best of my knowledge, you sound

1:10:08

correct. Yes. And I like that.

1:10:10

Because if you're wrong, and I find out about it

1:10:12

later, it's funny that you got it past me. Chris,

1:10:14

did you think of another one? It's

1:10:18

Steve Buscemi and Reservoir Dogs. I was so

1:10:20

excited. I felt you were gonna

1:10:27

say a different one. I'm

1:10:30

gonna say

1:10:33

the holiday

1:10:36

because why

1:10:39

not? That

1:10:41

movie was Jack Black, Jude Law, Kate

1:10:43

Winslet, and Cameron D'Arnes. Pretty sure Julianne

1:10:45

Morrison in it too. She

1:10:48

walks in the back. She's one of the inn

1:10:51

keepers. Julianne Morrison

1:10:54

is some interesting ones. Maybe we'll

1:10:58

get to them. But thank you for trying,

1:11:00

Chris Porter. Do I leave? No, hang out.

1:11:02

Hang out. You

1:11:06

still get to do your, you know, plug your

1:11:08

stuff at the end. And anytime

1:11:10

you have anything to say, please, please

1:11:12

join in. But if you would rather just watch

1:11:14

stuff on your phone, that's cool. I

1:11:19

had texts I was seeing if it was Jonathan

1:11:21

Kite saying, Oh, did he text

1:11:23

you back? New phone who dis? But

1:11:28

it was not. It was my family group

1:11:30

chat. They were

1:11:32

laughing at a meme. Do

1:11:37

you ever have to step in and go, I'm a

1:11:39

professional and that's not funny. The

1:11:43

best was my uncle made a cunt joke and

1:11:45

my aunt left it. She left, you know, like

1:11:47

if you're in a group chat, it says like

1:11:49

this person is left. And then

1:11:53

someone let her back in just so she

1:11:55

could ask that same uncle a question. And

1:11:58

I got on another group chat with all.

1:12:00

my cousins and was like, how funny would

1:12:02

it be if he dropped another kunchuk right

1:12:04

now? Randy?

1:12:10

Magnolia. Mm-hmm. Yeah,

1:12:12

I was surprised that

1:12:15

when Boogie Nights came up that didn't

1:12:18

follow right behind. All right,

1:12:20

so this is an interesting one for

1:12:22

Julianne Moore because she plays a

1:12:24

circus clown. Could

1:12:27

be a different kind of clown. I'm not committing her to

1:12:29

the circus, but she's a clown in

1:12:31

full clown makeup who fucks

1:12:33

Tim Meadows in, uh...

1:12:38

Oh shit. Uh,

1:12:43

the single man. Is

1:12:46

that right? Ladies man? Ladies

1:12:48

man. Shit, ladies man. You're out.

1:12:51

I'm out. Who you calling, Greg?

1:12:53

I'm gonna call a gentleman named

1:12:55

Judd Apatow. Oh shit. You

1:13:00

can't possibly pick up. He's

1:13:02

producing multiple films right

1:13:04

now. How

1:13:09

come Chris's was so crisp

1:13:11

and yours sounds dooky? I

1:13:20

think you should text

1:13:22

me. Is that his

1:13:24

outgoing message? Judd,

1:13:27

is that your outgoing message or are you talking to

1:13:29

me? Oh

1:13:32

that's it. Yeah, really,

1:13:34

he either says that angrily or it's

1:13:36

his outgoing message. Do

1:13:40

you want to text him? If

1:13:44

I text him, I'd probably be like, you should write me

1:13:46

a letter. Um,

1:13:50

I'm gonna... Let me guess one more. Julianne

1:13:52

Moore, wasn't she in like a merchant ivory

1:13:55

period piece or something? She seems like she

1:13:57

should be, right? She should have been. Elizabeth.

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No. OK. That

1:14:03

was Kate Blanchett. So don't even try to say

1:14:05

Elizabeth, too. But

1:14:08

thank you for playing. Thanks for having me. Randy, do

1:14:10

you have one more just to, you know, pour

1:14:13

some salt in it? I

1:14:16

mean, yeah,

1:14:18

Buscemi should be easy. I

1:14:20

feel like Julianne Moore and Buscemi, you could just go, like,

1:14:23

all PT Anderson for Julianne Moore,

1:14:25

and you could just go all

1:14:27

Collins for Buscemi. We went through

1:14:29

a lot of the problems. You don't have to be a dick

1:14:31

about it. You can just win the game. You don't have to

1:14:33

tell us how fucking easy it is. Here's

1:14:36

how you could have won, Chris. Ever see an

1:14:38

Adam Sandler movie? Buscemi's in most of them. Yeah,

1:14:40

all of them. Yeah. I was going to say

1:14:42

Billy Madison. But not everyone, though. So it's a

1:14:44

minefield. It is tricky. But what

1:14:46

do you got, Randy? Billy Madison. What's your

1:14:49

final one? Billy Madison. Very good. That's probably

1:14:51

the first Buscemi Sandler

1:14:53

collab. And Buscemi's

1:14:56

just been in

1:14:58

every other one, at least, ever since. Right?

1:15:01

He's been in a bunch of them. I think all

1:15:03

of them. Seems like it. At least

1:15:05

like a cameo or something like that. He's always

1:15:07

got really great character actors that just want to

1:15:09

come in and just fucking be ridiculous. Like,

1:15:12

Al Pacino in a Sandler movie is

1:15:14

just insane. How he

1:15:16

just shows up and is just, like, so into it.

1:15:19

So over the top. Hwah!

1:15:23

All right. Congratulations, Randy. Bobby

1:15:25

is our winner today.

1:15:27

He did it. Against

1:15:30

all odds. I

1:15:33

don't know how he made it happen. But

1:15:38

congratulations to go to

1:15:40

Jen Her for winning.

1:15:43

We did it, Jen. Yay! We did it.

1:15:49

Don't get your nose too close to that napkin.

1:15:51

You might start to feel cold

1:15:53

a little later. Is

1:15:57

your relationship solid? Why do I love this

1:15:59

napkin? I just love the napkin. I just love

1:16:01

the napkin. It smells so good. All

1:16:04

right, Randy, let's do your, what

1:16:06

do you want to promote? What are your

1:16:08

plugs? Not the DV morning show. I mean,

1:16:11

a lot of people here know what that's

1:16:13

all about. We've been having another great year.

1:16:15

The DV Comedy Festival wraps up with this

1:16:17

show, man. So thanks for being a part

1:16:19

of it every fucking year, by the way.

1:16:21

Hey, wait here. Hey.

1:16:23

I know that. 10 years. 10

1:16:26

years. How profoundly appreciative you are to

1:16:28

be that the ending point

1:16:30

on it, every single one of these. I was

1:16:32

talking to Sarah Tiana last night, just reminding her

1:16:35

who was on the time she did it over

1:16:37

at the Rex. And she was just like, this

1:16:39

is all news to me that I did this

1:16:41

and these people were on it. It

1:16:44

was Burt and Brad Williams and

1:16:46

Sarah Tiana. Yeah, and Aaron Clyber

1:16:48

and... That was a way better

1:16:50

show than this one. And Brad...

1:16:54

Brad Williams popped in and... Chad

1:16:57

is for a little bit. That's

1:16:59

what he does. Brad just pops in. He

1:17:01

doesn't really... He's not gonna

1:17:03

break the door down. He's

1:17:07

a dwarf for those years. Yeah,

1:17:11

he's the first one to know that. So... I

1:17:17

still can't do it much

1:17:19

in his presence, the jokes,

1:17:21

you know, because I still... Even though he

1:17:23

says he's fine with it, it's still wild

1:17:25

how badly you want to make

1:17:27

jokes. Oh, me, Kim, Andrew, Santino, and Jimmy Schubert

1:17:29

went and had lunch and Brad went and took

1:17:32

a phone call. And when he came back, we

1:17:34

had a high chair at his... Oh,

1:17:36

no. And

1:17:41

he just walked in and he's like, that's a good one. That's

1:17:43

a good one. Every time I introduce him at the comedy

1:17:45

store, I put the mic stand up to my sixth beat.

1:17:48

Oh, God damn it. You guys are terrible.

1:17:50

I'm pulling it down. Yeah. Every

1:17:53

chair I sit in is a high chair. So what would

1:17:55

you like to... Want

1:18:00

to promote some stuff, Chris Porter? I

1:18:02

have a special on YouTube I would like

1:18:05

you to watch called There's

1:18:07

No Money in Babies. And

1:18:09

you just go, there's no YouTube search, there's

1:18:16

no money in babies. And

1:18:18

I'm the first thing that pops up. Right

1:18:21

after Brad Williams? The second thing is like a sex

1:18:23

trafficking thing. It'd

1:18:26

be cool if you watch that. And

1:18:28

other than that,

1:18:31

I'm coming to a funny bone

1:18:33

near you slash improv.

1:18:37

So if you have a comedy

1:18:39

club in a mall, I'll

1:18:41

be there. You

1:18:44

like chicken fingers

1:18:47

and apple spritzes? Go see Chris

1:18:49

Porter. Oh, yeah. Do

1:18:51

you need to return an item but also

1:18:53

need something to do? Fucking

1:18:55

Chris Porter. It's

1:18:58

one stop shopping. I

1:19:00

love it. Greg Fitzsimmons. Well,

1:19:04

it's really almost pulled off a miracle here

1:19:06

today. Getting skunked?

1:19:08

Yeah. There's

1:19:11

been miracles in the past, Doug. It's true.

1:19:14

Fitzdog Radio is the podcast. And then

1:19:16

I'm doing live dates later

1:19:19

this summer in Denver, Alaska,

1:19:23

and Austin, and somewhere else.

1:19:25

Go to fitsdog.com for tickets.

1:19:27

Thank you, guys. Yeah!

1:19:32

Fitzdog! Douglas

1:19:36

Movies is back at Helium in

1:19:38

Portland, Oregon on Saturday, July 20.

1:19:43

And our annual San Diego Comic

1:19:45

Con, Douglas Movies, is going to

1:19:48

be at the American Comedy Company

1:19:50

on Wednesday night, July 24. Some

1:19:54

people know that that's where the eagle is on

1:19:56

stage at all times. Very well-lit

1:19:58

eagle. I

1:22:02

swear doesn't he like have a line of dialogue

1:22:04

with the love interest in the film or is

1:22:07

she not on the aircraft carrier? She's just not

1:22:09

there. She's the trainer. Yeah so she's gone like

1:22:11

we don't really care what happens to her in

1:22:13

fact we're gonna keep that going. Actually she turns

1:22:16

into an old lesbian. In

1:22:18

the sequel? Well Kelly McGillis. Oh

1:22:22

the actress? The actress turned into like

1:22:25

a fair

1:22:27

founder. Like

1:22:31

she did it like a magic

1:22:33

trick she like had a formal

1:22:36

life just a formal presentation. The

1:22:38

80s were crazy bro. Let's

1:22:40

be clear that was a love story between

1:22:42

Val Kilmer and Tom Cress. Right that's I

1:22:45

guess what is being said here. That is

1:22:47

the gayest movie of all. I mean going

1:22:49

back and looking at you like yeah this

1:22:51

is pretty homoerotic. This volleyball

1:22:53

scene is not necessary in

1:22:56

the least. Yeah no during that

1:22:58

scene Tom Cruise is checking his watch like is

1:23:00

it how that I had my shirt off long

1:23:02

enough this could be more just gratuitous. One

1:23:05

more hour of gay stuff and then I gotta go

1:23:08

be straight. I

1:23:10

gotta get this oil off of me to

1:23:12

have a hetero sex scene with somebody who's

1:23:14

gonna become an old lesbian. Dude if I

1:23:16

was ever playing beach volleyball with two dudes

1:23:18

and one of them flexed down on me

1:23:20

I'd be like game's over I'm leaving. Although

1:23:22

we were just having fun here. See

1:23:25

you later showboat. All

1:23:30

right well I've got my final line

1:23:32

for the episode today. Thank you to

1:23:34

the Bottle Rocket Social Hall. A

1:23:36

great place to

1:23:39

entertain your face. I just wrote

1:23:41

that slogan. A great place

1:23:43

to entertain your face with

1:23:46

drinks and hot dogs and laughter

1:23:49

and let's do it for all of

1:23:51

my guests tonight. Randy Bauman. Chris

1:23:54

Porter. Greg

1:23:56

Fitzsimmons. Fitzdog.