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Now arriving on track 12, the second attempt at recording this podcast (to hear the version that got sidelined by a fender bender, stick around to the end of the closing music, which is Walken's and Fat Boy Slim's Weapon of Choice.) In this week's episode, we cast the inevitable Anthony Scaramucci movie, who is the most conservative character on TV, and what movie needs a sequel? The answers may surprise you.
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Pretty great photoshop, EJ.
Jonah with that hair looks a bit like Gene Hackman's Lex Luthor. (and isn't his name Gene in that sketch, as well?)
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Wow! Listened to this streaming off the site, and when it was over and I clicked on the Member Feed, the first headline I see is Mooch fired.
THIS must be the Master Plan of the administration: "Nice try parodying us, because by the time you think of it, we've already done it ourselves."
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The Flying Nun had a crucifix on her Rosary that the Order wears around its waist.
Nun dolls frighten me not - I was educated by Nuns.
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JPod remarks: "Movies with James Brolin tended not to be very good."
In partial defense of Mr. Streisand, check out the overlooked 1981 Stewart Rafill heist film High Risk, where Brolin leads a band of blue-collar amateurs who set out to rob a Colombian drug lord (James Coburn), which naturally goes awry, and get mixed up with a semi-competent rebel band (led by Anthony Quinn) as they try to get back to their rendezvous point and be rescued by a pair of hippie smuggler pilots. Lindsay Wagner in a great turn. Highly recommended.
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