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Beat the summer heat with a healthy dollop of GLoP! This week: some discourse on Stripes (always start with a 40 year old movie), Inside Out II, the peculiar problem with Jeffrey Jones, why Star Trek: Discovery sucks, anecdotes about David Soul and Chuck Mangione, and some inside info on Jonah Goldberg v. Niall Ferguson.
Hosted by John Podhoretz,
Jonah Goldberg, and
Rob Long
Discussion (12)
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Is it G, Lo, or P who gets the line, "Chicks dig me!"?
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I hope they figured out "Discovery" was awful BEFORE it ended. After FIVE SEASONS. (But only 65 episodes, thank God!)
Have they realized that "Picard" was awful too, or are they still working on that one?
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Chuck Mangione and his "song" became a running gag on King of the Hill. That might be what you are thinking of concerning the game show theme song.
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As one who had the misfortune to watch The Boys in its first season, I find that GLoP’s admiration for this scabrous, nihilistic show merely lowers my (already not high) opinion of GLoP.
I won’t go into the unpleasant details.
The guys have been down so long, it looks like up to that them. That is, they are so used to being bathed, submerged in liberal propaganda, that it no longer registers.
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Tastes differ. GLoP clearly mentioned how the show isn't for everybody. Critical Drinker explains why The Boys is an incredibly popular t.v. show.
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