What's up guys? I am your host, Ty.
I'm your co-host Joey.
And this is Hawks Entertainment.
Today on Hawks Entertainment, we'll be talking about
Top 5 Favorite Actors.
We're going to talk about our Top 5 Favorite Actors
and the movies that are playing that we just love.
And, um, you're going to explain why they're our Top 5 Favorite Actors.
Joey, you're up.
Um, okay. My first favorite actor is Viola Davis.
You're going to order or you're just calling them up?
I'm just going to call them up.
Okay, okay.
I mean, I don't know if I have like an actual like order.
I just know that Viola Davis is my favorite.
Okay. Absolutely.
Um, I think she has really good range
and I liked the roles that she's played in.
Um, most notably how to get away with murder.
Oh, that's a great show.
Yeah.
And I really didn't like her role in the Suicide Squad.
I thought she was perfect in that.
I feel like, yeah, I definitely, I definitely agree with you.
I feel like that role was perfect for her.
Yes. It really was.
Um, I guess my second one, I was trying to think of it.
I mostly a woman for like my favorite actors.
That's cool.
Um, I like Tower of Jim P. Henson.
I think she's hilarious.
I really like the roles that she picks.
I think, you know, she's really good for the ones.
I fell in love with her on that show Empire.
Okay.
That was a really good one.
And um, what was, oh, wasn't she was on, um, what was that show?
The movie Hidden Figures.
I liked her in that too.
Hidden Figures? Oh, about Captain Johnson.
Yes.
That's a great movie.
I think my, I think my favorite movie that she was in was probably, uh,
I can do that all by myself.
Uh, Tyler Perry.
I think she was excellent.
I think she was fantastic.
Um, my next one's probably going to be Audrey Pazza.
I fell in love with her on the show, um, Parks and Recs.
Okay.
And I thought she played that.
She played her role very well.
Audrey.
You said Audrey Pazza?
Audrey Pazza, yeah.
Uh, I don't really know.
I'm not, I'm not familiar with this, uh, actress.
Can you let me know something about her?
Um, well, like I said, she was on Parks and Recs.
She's in another movie.
I can't remember what it was.
I've only actually really seen her in Parks and Recs,
but I, I, I watched a lot of interviews and I think she interviews really well
and I like her personalities in it.
Um, so yeah, I kind of really fell in love with her for Parks and Recs.
And then, try to think of my other ones.
That's all I've been doing is trying to think of this list.
I haven't really been short-term in memories.
Um, how about you go and then I'll think of my next, um, my other two.
Okay, I'm gonna go in order.
I'm saying I'm, uh, can I get an order?
I'm on top five.
Uh, so five, five, I'm gonna go with, uh, Adam Sandler.
Mmm.
I grew up watching Adam Sandler.
I love everything he's in.
I probably watched every Adam Sandler movie that's out there.
I've seen, uh, grown-ups, grown-ups to, uh, Mr. Deed, uh, uh, Billy Madison,
um, Waterboy.
I've seen almost all of his movies.
I just think he's hilarious.
Um, I love his personality.
I just love that he brought all his friends with him and make sure that every,
like everyone he knows is in a movie with him.
And I just love that there's creativity, uh, when he does movies and he doesn't care
what anybody else is think, uh, anybody else thinks.
Um, I'm gonna say five.
I'm gonna go with number five is, uh, five is probably, five is probably Tom Cruise.
Really?
I'm gonna go with Tom Cruise.
I think I see Tom Cruise because, um, I just love how he acts in, um, in Top Gun.
And I love how he acts in Mission Impossible.
And I think it's very cool that he does his own stunts.
Like, I think that's awesome that he does his own stunts.
Um, number four, well, I'm gonna, I'm gonna three.
Number three is Cuban Gooding Jr.
I grew up watching Cuban, Cuban Gooding Jr.
Um, in movies like Radio, I just seen him in, uh, Men of Honor, which I love.
Men of Honor was a great movie.
And I just think, um, I think he was excellent.
He was funny in Norbit.
I love Norbit.
Um, uh, number, number two, I'm going with Denzel Washington.
I just love Denzel Washington and everything he does.
Um, he's an amazing actor.
Um, I love them in movies like John Q.
Uh, Remember the Titans.
And those two movies, I just, I felt like, and remember the Titans, I was, I'm a football,
I was a football player and I just felt, felt very inspired by that movie.
I felt like it, uh, it taught me how to be a leader and how to deal with teamwork.
Um, and, uh, number one is Ryan Reynolds.
I've probably almost seen every Ryan Reynolds movie that's out there.
I think he's hilarious.
I think he's an amazing actor.
I've seen him in movies like The Proposal, um, uh, Deadpool, Deadpool 2.
I love Deadpool.
And, um, and, uh, Free Guy was, uh, was a funny movie.
This is hilarious.
And it's more like more movies.
I can't even really, I can go on and on about Ryan Reynolds.
I just love the way he acts and how he just, he bring it, uh, how he comes to every role
and just bring enjoyment to it and just have, and to have fun.
And the way he improvises, which I can't wait for Deadpool 3.
It's really amazing with him and Hugh Jackman.
Yeah, I'm really excited for that.
And Hugh Jackman is an honor, honor and mention for me because I love Hugh Jackman and X-Men.
Uh, as he plays as character Wolverine, I loved him in, um, uh, The Greatest Showman.
I think he did an excellent job in The Greatest Showman.
And I just love everything about Hugh Jackman.
Uh, I look at him as America's favorite Australian.
And as Hugh Jackman is amazing.
Okay, so adding to my list, um, Anne Hathaway, I really liked her.
Oh, I love Anne Hathaway.
I think she's a really good, um, actress too.
I think my favorite Anne Hathaway movie was probably Princess Diaries.
Yes, mine too.
I really liked her in those movies.
That's actually kind of where I fell in love with her was The Princess Diaries.
I loved that.
And Steve Carell, I really like him.
Steve Carell is funny.
I think he's really, really funny.
Uh, you ever seen the 40 year old version?
No, I keep meaning to add that to my list.
He was hilarious in the 40 year old version, where, uh, him came in the heart in a lot of other, uh, funny characters.
That was a hilarious movie.
I need to watch it.
I fell in love with, like, I think the first movie I remember watching him in was that movie Get Smart.
Yep.
With also Anne Hathaway.
Anne Hathaway and The Rock.
Yep.
And, um, I thought he was just really, really good, well done in that movie.
And I remember watching it with my dad and he apparently gets smart and space off a cartoon from back in the day.
And my dad seemed really happy with, like, the way it was, like, portrayed as a remake, I guess, kind of.
Yep.
And, um, I also really like Margot Robbie.
I think she's also really, really good.
I love Margot Robbie.
Yes.
And Wolf of Wall Street.
Yes.
She was amazing in Wolf of Wall Street.
I honestly, Wolf of Wall Street is one of my favorite movies.
I watch that movie at least, like, twice a year.
Yeah, I gotta watch the Barbie movie.
I heard she did an excellent in the Barbie movie, so I have to watch that.
I'm waiting for her to come out on HBO.
So, um, but I got a question for you.
So what name an actor or an actress that she probably relates to the most?
Ooh.
I don't know.
I don't really relate to celebrities like that.
You know?
Yeah, I understand.
I'm talking about far as background.
And he's, like, for me, I would say the way that Rock Johnson, um, that's the way he grew up, um, far as ex football player who, um, who got hurt and couldn't play football anymore and just decided to go a different route with his career, uh, grew up, um, grew up in the struggle, um, with the
limited bad neighborhoods.
His mother was doing everything she could to raise him.
Yeah.
And I relate to that because, uh, I have grown up in a bad neighborhood.
My mother does everything and have power to, uh, to support me.
So, um, and I played football and I got hit with an injury when I couldn't play football ever again.
And I just love the way he deals with it.
He think of everything as a positive, uh, positive, uh, moment or even a positive thing.
I just love the way he deals with it, because I love the way he deals with it.
And I'm, I'm in a, uh, I, I'm in a position to look at everything as a positive to, um, encourage him and move on to the next thing for his career or his, uh, his life.
And that's how I look at life.
I look at life.
Since, uh, football was not for me.
I look at it as me encouraging myself to, to find something new, so I found something better and, uh, and starting with a new career and directing in, uh, in screenwriting.
So we're going to go back to what we was talking about the last time.
We were talking about movies.
We were talking about favorite TV shows, actually.
We were talking about Parks and Racks.
We were talking about Vampire Diaries.
We were talking about just certain shows that were just amazing to us.
So I'm going to let you take the mic right here and just go ahead and talk.
Perfect.
Because I actually have a show I want to talk about.
So I started rewatching the Marvelous Miss Maisel.
And I love it for multiple reasons.
Number one, it is a historic piece.
It's about Jews.
And I'm mildly Jewish.
I have a sit in a family that are Jewish, so I kind of relate to that in the fact that...
I mean, obviously the family portrayed on the screen is a lot.
They are more practicing Jews than my family is.
But I kind of relate to that.
Your history is all over the place.
I just found out you're Jewish.
You got a little bit German in you.
Yes.
You're almost everything now.
I basically am.
So my mother's side is her mother is Jewish.
And then her father's family came over from Syria.
So I'm fourth generation American or third generation?
I think I'm third generation.
Yeah, because he was first generation.
My mother would be second.
And I guess that makes me third generation.
So third generation Syrian.
My grandmother converted to Catholicism to marry my grandfather.
And then the German side comes from my father's side.
His father's like 100% German.
So yeah, I'm like all over the place.
Because you know exactly where you come from.
All I know is I'm from America.
I'm from America and I'm black.
That's all I know.
So I guess I got to do a MyAncestry.com.
I did mine actually.
I can show you my results afterwards.
It's something like that to figure out when I am.
Because I want to know.
Because if I'm a little bit Irish, I'm going to be happy.
I love Irish.
I love Irish people.
I love the culture of Irish.
I'm a little bit British.
I would love to be British.
So we did MyAncestry.
My mom did it once.
She did the whole, this is before they did the DNA kits or whatever.
And so she did it out on the website.
And that was pretty cool.
And like I said, I really like history.
And so I remember doing the history, the DNA thing.
And we weren't necessarily like surprised by the results
as in where they came from.
We actually kind of were surprised at like the percentages that came back.
Because apparently, I guess like a large part of me is Jewish.
And then the Syrian came back as like a very low percentage.
And my mother was like, what does that mean?
Because you know, her father came from Syria.
So like, her, well, you know, her grandfather came from Syria.
So like, she thought it would be higher than that.
But I guess not.
And the German was also lower than we thought it was going to be too.
Because again, we thought it was going to be a lot higher.
So the percentages itself were, we were actually surprised about.
But the locations where they were showing up, my family came from,
we were not surprised by.
Okay. So tell me more about this marvelous Miss Maysle TV show.
Okay. So before we go off track, yeah.
So the family is Jewish.
It takes place in New York in the 1950s.
And it's basically about a woman who goes through a divorce
and becomes a comedic.
And a standup comedian.
And I like it because I think it portrays the time period very, very well,
especially for divorce.
So like in the first episode, her husband leaves her,
she goes down to her parent, they live in the same building.
So she goes, or I guess goes up to her parents building,
her up to her parents apartment.
And she's like, my husband just left me in the first thing.
Her mom goes, what did you do?
And like, she didn't do anything.
Her husband left her and he was having a affair with her.
And he was having an affair with a secretary.
Like how whole like stereotypical men in the 50s leaving their wives
for their secretary.
But you know, which I would never understand.
Yeah.
To me, that's just stupid.
I agree. I agree.
And to me, that just like, that just says the only reason why you end up
with your secretary is because she does whatever you want her to do.
And it's just a man with power.
Yes.
And for me, it's also like trading in for like the younger model per se.
I would never do that.
But like that's how.
But so the main character, her name is what Miss Maisel?
It's Midge or Mariam.
But yeah, she goes by Midge.
And so her husband, or I guess ex-husband,
they do eventually get married and get divorced,
but she keeps her last name.
But you know, her ex-husband was trying to be a comedian.
And so she thought more of a, it was going to be,
it's kind of an interesting power play where she thought it was like a fun hobby for them.
You know, like how some people play golf or go salsa dancing.
And he was like, no, I want this to be serious.
And she was like, why?
You know, it was more of a, I think, I just watched this scene last night.
I just started over.
But he was like, I'll never be a professional comedian.
And she was like, of course you won't.
And he was like, what do you mean by that?
And she was like, well, I thought it was like a fun couples thing.
And then she goes and eventually becomes this like legendary comedian.
So it is kind of cool to see how their lives, you know, they have kids.
So their lives are like constantly interchanged, interwoven.
But it is kind of cool to see how she basically gets to live his dream
and he changes his life for the better.
But he kind of gives up on that dream.
Right. So I actually heard about this show before.
So I got to check it out. I got to definitely check it out.
It's on Prime.
Right. Because I watch a lot of shows.
I watch a lot of movies.
I watch a lot of shows and movies for this podcast.
Man, I'm watching like new now.
Like the TV show you brought up, what is Gen Z?
Gen V, yeah.
Gen V, spin off of the boys.
So I said I was going to watch that.
But do you give me some insight?
Don't spoil it, but give me some insight for the show.
Oh, this is going to be hard.
Because I was actually thinking about what I was going to say.
And then you think you haven't seen the car.
Okay. So basically it's about a freshman college,
or a freshman going into college.
The college itself is basically meant to,
so the whole purpose of the boys, or the small businesses,
was that like you have them being seven and they're basically treated like celebrities.
Right.
And so one of the main arcs of the show is that you take,
I think her Annie, but her superhero Miss Starlight,
is that basically she's an outsider,
she wins the contest or the background check,
and then she gets thrust into this world where every single time her move as Starlight is done,
it's like calculated from a PR perspective.
And so the point of the college is to get that next big seven,
get that next big like social media.
Like one of the things that the main character struggles with is that
she doesn't have a social media presence.
Some people are like, so she actually got kicked out of a class
because she didn't have that social media presence.
And the whole point of the university is to basically funnel these people into the pipeline of,
you know, you're either, basically they're trying to find the next big seven.
And so all of their classes are based on being built around that.
Okay. Okay. Okay. I think I get the gist of it.
You know what I'm saying?
Because I like some very fun characters, you know, because you know me,
I love character development and TV shows and movies.
I think you're really going to like this one because it has a lot of interesting character developments in it,
including some that I have some thoughts on, but I don't want to say it until you've seen it,
so we can discuss it because some of them are pretty interesting.
I was back. Okay. So I'm going to watch The Night.
I'm going to watch The Night, check it out.
Good.
And then we can try to review some on Wednesday, next podcast.
Yeah. Because there's only three episodes out right now.
Okay. It should be easy for me to catch up.
But back on to the TV show, basically that's all history and all that.
I actually know a TV show that's, it's a time traveling TV show,
but it actually has some accurate history on it called Thomas.
Thomas is a time traveling TV show that has a lot of accurate things that happen in history.
And I love it because I love it in fact, because it's accurate.
Like I hate a TV show that's time traveling and it's not accurate to what's happening in the real world.
So they time traveled to what they met Bonnie and Clyde and what happened with the hemp that happened in them.
They time traveled to see the where the the Revolutionary War started,
where they were when they just found out that that what was the what was the guy named that betrayed and joined the British side.
Oh, I'm trying to remember his name.
It was a.
It's going to torture me.
This is going to torture me and watch and watch.
I'll remember it when we straight when we done.
I guarantee you I'm going to remember it.
You're going to text me and you're just going to be like give the name of it and I'm going to be like, what is it?
And then we like, oh, that's the name.
Well, it's going to come to me.
But other than that, but they just go into a lot of interesting events.
Because to me, I love time traveling shows.
I love them so much that I'm watching the show called Quantum Leap.
Ever heard of Quantum Leap?
Yes.
And I'm not talking over and it's about a new one, the one they just started.
But that show is basically about a guy.
So it's not it's not basically it's not a real time.
Yeah, it's not real time.
But it's about a guy leaving into basically time travel, leaving into other people's body that needs help.
And he helps that person whatever situation they go through.
He helps them in a way and that he needs to be helped.
And once he helps him, he leaps to another person to help that person.
So throughout the shows, he's leaving to other people throughout the episodes.
He's moving to other people to try to find his way back to home because he got lost.
He's lost in space, lost in time and space, just keep leaving and leaving and leaving.
But he's trying to find his way back to the present.
So he can only be in it.
He can only literally go go back in time.
And it was an episode where he jumped to the future, but everything was messing up in the present.
So he had to go back in time.
So season two come out October, I want to say October 4th, or even somewhere around in the middle of October.
And I can't wait for it.
And I definitely think you should check it out.
It's on Peacock.
It's on NBC.
It's a great show.
That kind of reminds me of the show.
This is like a cartoon back in the day.
Time War trio.
I've heard it.
Basically it's these three guys.
And they give in a book.
And the book travels them back to different parts of history.
And the whole purpose of the show is that they have to find the book again in order to get back to modern day New York.
But they also go back in the future and they meet like his ancestors.
It's actually kind of cool.
I think you can watch all the episodes on YouTube.
Okay.
But I forgot what he was going to talk about.
Because there's so much going in my mind.
I'm trying to stay on topic.
But I love TV shows and movies.
So I want to talk about.
This is the best time to talk about TV shows.
Because it's basically TV premiere season.
I feel like this season is a little lackluster because of the strike.
I was in favor of the strike.
But I definitely feel like there's just not a whole lot of TV shows that are premiering this season because of the strike.
I can't wait until some new shows start up.
I can't wait for Grey's Anatomy to start up.
I can't wait until next year because of the actor strike and they got delayed because of the writer strike.
I'm waiting for season 3 of Avid Elementary.
I can't wait.
That show is so funny.
The guy that turned on America was named Minatic Arnold.
That was the guy's name.
That's when they just found out.
Avid Elementary is a great show.
With Tyler James Williams.
Yes.
I like him as an actor.
I've seen all these shows.
I didn't really like watching as a kid with him.
And it was probably Everybody Hates Chris.
And I know a lot of people will hate on me for that because everybody loves everybody hates Chris.
But I didn't really like it that much growing up.
I like him better in movies like Let It Shine.
Or Where He Was In Walking Dead.
But he's definitely in my top 20 favorite actors.
I just love the way he acts.
Just the way he portrays himself on TV.
I like Avid Elementary because it's very down to earth and it really highlights the struggles that are happening in public schools.
Especially in our city.
It's serious.
It's crazy how accurate it probably really is.
I went to a school in elementary.
It wasn't as bad as it is in a TV show.
But it was somewhat like that.
Like when I went to elementary school and then public school.
And some hallways was dark because the lights didn't work.
And the food there was just terrible.
But the thing was that we didn't have teachers like that.
Our teachers actually knew what they were doing.
And then didn't struggle to try to get kids to learn.
But that probably happened to somebody else because in my experience it didn't happen.
But going up in public schools is somewhat like that.
It's crazy.
Yeah, I have a friend who teaches second grade.
And she said the show is like complete.
Or is it first grade?
I think it might be first grade.
I can't remember.
She's a very good friend of mine.
And so I asked her opinion on Avid Elementary.
And she said it is so real, so true.
Especially with Ava Coleman, the principal being bad at her job.
She sent Tealum's admin.
It's just like that.
I can't stand the principal, bro.
I'm like, why is she not fired?
And I'm like, why does she still have a job?
And I'm like, they could have gave the job to my boy Greg.
Because Greg wanted it.
Like he wanted the job.
He was qualified and all that for the job.
And he didn't give it to him.
And I was like, oh man.
Is she blackmailed for it?
I'm like, oh man.
I feel like it's like an accurate representation of her management in general.
But yeah, it's a show that I can't wait.
Like I already spoke about Grey's Anatomy.
I can't wait for Grey's Anatomy to come back on.
Because it's going to be interesting.
Because most of the main stars on the show left.
And they're basically restarting with a new brand new Eurocast.
And I'm very interested to see what they're going to do with this young guest.
And where their stories and their characters will go throughout the show.
Last season they introduced the new cast.
And I think they did excellent.
I think the actors did a phenomenal job.
I think their character was great.
I think it was great character development.
I just think like Grey's Anatomy period.
Some people might not like Grey's Anatomy.
They might hate it.
I just can't get into it because of so many seasons.
Which I heard before.
But one thing Grey's Anatomy has is great character development.
All their characters develop.
Like every last one of them.
They develop in some way.
Even the characters you can't stand develop in some way.
And that's what I love about Grey's Anatomy.
Because I hate a character in the show.
Her name was Teddy.
Teddy Oatman.
I couldn't stand her.
But one thing about it.
She was absolutely developed and became somewhat of a good character.
Probably think like they love it.
They probably said I love Teddy.
But no.
I don't like Teddy at all.
But I just love the show.
I just love the show's character development.
Some people probably say that they lost that edge for storytelling.
And getting to the good stuff.
All the reason I don't say that is because even though people die at hospitals every day and stuff.
I feel like Grey's Anatomy is going this direction because of what they did early on in the season.
With the plane crashes and the shootings and all that in the hospital.
They basically did everything in the hospital with the character they have.
So they got to figure out what they want to do with the young cast that they have now.
And tell a better story that hasn't been told before.
And that's a lot of hard work.
And that's a lot of creativity that you have to do in the show.
So I think people should give Grey's Anatomy a shot.
Because I gave it a shot.
When I first started watching it.
I said it was too long.
But once I actually watched it.
I felt low when it was a Grey's show.
I think people should give it a shot.
I feel the same thing about One Piece.
People ain't start giving One Piece a shot until the live action came up.
Everybody kept saying One Piece was too long.
It is.
It got a thousand what 78 episodes.
It is.
It is too long.
But people ain't start really watching One Piece until the live action came up.
Okay.
Now I got to ask.
Since you love character development.
Have you ever seen the show?
Big Bang Theory.
I love Big Bang Theory.
When do you think of the character developments for that one?
Because I think they did a pretty good job.
I think I love the character development in that show.
Especially with Sheldon.
I love Sheldon's character development.
It took time.
It was great pacing.
And it was great work that Amy was the one who somewhat changed them.
Amy and Penny was somewhat the ones who changed them.
Because if you look at it.
If Penny would have never came into that live.
Sheldon wouldn't have changed at all.
He would have been that same person.
Because of his friends always caught on with him and let him get his way.
He was never going to change.
That's like that Penny came in and disrupted everything that was happening between them.
It got him to be uncomfortable for a second.
And it got him to involve in some type of way.
And then you bring Amy in the mix.
He never had a girlfriend in his life.
You bring Amy in the mix.
That Amy put him in uncomfortable situations where he has to become a boyfriend.
And it has to do boyfriend things that he doesn't do with girls.
Period.
Like he's never let a girl in his room.
He has like a child.
He's probably one of the smartest people.
He is the smartest person in the show.
But he has a child mind.
As far as when it comes to girls or when it comes to comic books or anything like that.
He's very intelligent.
When it comes to Howard.
I think Howard character development was good.
I feel like he, I feel like, I feel like Brandon Depp changed him a lot.
Because when the show first started he was just all over the place.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah.
He was kind of gross.
He was gross.
Uh, uh, Rod's character development changed a lot once Penny came around.
Because he couldn't talk to girls when it show first started.
He couldn't talk, he literally, he could not talk to girls unless he was drunk.
And then once Penny, once he started being around Penny and burning that and Amy.
He got used to talking to females more.
Um, and I just feel like he went through the most in that show.
He was a very lonely character in that show.
Um, and the person that, I feel like that really didn't really improve the months was Leonard.
I feel like Leonard was probably the same guy throughout the whole show.
Yeah, he was pretty static.
And then the thing that I like about Big Bang is that the character developments, you said, you said it, you know, it was good pacing.
And I think the pacing was very good.
It wasn't, it was subtle.
It wasn't like it's, it wasn't like one season there this, the next season there, like.
And I hate when TV shows does that.
Yeah.
When that, um, like they could take a dumb character.
It could be a dumb character in season one, season two, season three.
And then once we had season four, that character becomes one of the smartest characters in the show.
I don't like that because if they dumb throughout season one, two and three and you got no improvement of them getting smart.
How do they become the smartest character in season four?
Exactly.
But, um, Big Bang, the thing, the thing I really didn't like the most about that show was Penny and Leonard's relationship and how basically how Penny basically, uh, wouldn't say, I don't know,
it is the fact that it made Leonard basically beg Penny over and over again to be with him.
Yeah.
Um, I like both the characters, but I definitely feel like that Leonard kind of put Penny up on a pedestal to speak where, where she was like the ultimate girl and even through, you know, she really didn't give him the time of day.
Exactly.
And she didn't like, she didn't really treat him good at all.
Even man on is like, she had a moment, but she really did not treat him that like, like he should have been treated at all and Leonard messed up on some times too.
Like, I do like that.
She never cheated on him, but she did gaslight him a lot.
Yeah.
She did play with his feelings a lot and she did lead them on some times.
Uh, but I just think ultimately they weren't right for each other and then they suddenly got married.
Like that's just, I don't know.
I feel like Penny was too independent and then Leonard was too codependent.
And I think together that doesn't make a very good relationship.
And, um, and I didn't go like that.
They, they got, they made Penny pregnant literally at the end of the show.
Like I probably, I wanted to see, I wanted to see that, like being a father and all that.
Yeah.
I wouldn't be interested in seeing that.
I would, I would not mind seeing Leonard become a father or anything.
So I think I was really mad that he ended it off like that.
I do love that he ended it with Shelton getting his, his, um, what's the award called again?
The, uh, the signs award.
What is it called?
A Nobel Peace Prize.
Yeah.
No, I'm glad he has Nobel Peace Prize.
Um, and I love that when he said at the end where he recognized that his friends got him to that moment and they helped him do his journey because he was kind of a narcissist.
Uh, when the show first started.
Kind of.
Kind of, kind of is not the word.
I guess I can say kind of is not the word, but he was a narcissist.
Definitely a narcissist at the beginning of the show.
But I just love, I love big bang theory.
I love the theme song.
The theme song is probably one of my favorites of the show.
Um, but I love the show.
Um, like I tried to watch young children.
I did.
I just couldn't get into young children.
Like I did with big bang theory.
I liked it because again, like the historical aspect of stuff and, um, I liked the parents a lot.
The siblings kind of got in a wing after a while.
Yeah.
But I kind of understand why they're there and that has nothing to do with the fact that they were like mentioned in the show, the, um, the big bang theory show.
But I kind of liked that they're there to like, you know, provide shelding growth because I do think the show would be very boring if it was just sheltered in his parents.
Is he honest, bro? If you really think about it, they really didn't help Sheldon grow at all because in big bang theory, in big bang theory, excuse me, he's literally the same.
Yeah.
Until Penny and them got into his life.
He was basically the same character from the young Sheldon.
His siblings didn't help him.
If anything, if anything, they made him isolate to become the person that he became in big bang theory.
Yeah.
But as far as them picking on him, bullying him, and like just being ashamed of him because how smart he is, like his brother was ashamed of him because he was like what, what, seven, eight in the same grade as him.
He was like what, sixth grade?
Yeah.
Um, I agree with you.
So I retract my growth comment, but I think it makes for a better TV show.
Yeah.
Oh yeah, it does.
It really does because it just shows how the life was shelding when he was young.
Yeah.
And he talked about himself in the ending bang theory.
I feel like people are very interested.
Okay.
How was Sheldon when he was young?
And that's why that, okay, we're going to make a show about Sheldon, how the struggles of being a kid genius really is.
And sometimes you'll be interested.
Okay.
Yeah.
I'm interested to see how a kid genius struggles in school because I guarantee you it's hard being a kid genius in school.
Yeah.
Especially for like social development and stuff like that.
Sheldon talked to kids that's older than you, especially if you like, like, like 12 in high school.
You know how hard it is to talk to high school kids at your age?
Yeah.
And you're like what, 16 in college?
But um, I've been taking to a show that you probably know a lot about.
I love this show.
You love this show, Bob's Burger.
Yes.
Oh my God, I was watching this morning before I left class.
I love Bob's Burger.
Bob's Burger is a show, Bob's Burger is a comfort show for me.
Same.
Um, what's your favorite character in Bob's Burger?
Oh.
To me, I love Louise.
I just think Louise.
It's so hard to rank.
Okay.
Louise is just hilarious to me.
Let me say this.
I absolutely love all the characters.
All of them.
But we had to pick one.
It's torn.
I was supposed to say I was going to put Jean at the bottom.
Sometimes I get bored.
But then I'm like, he's so relatable.
Jean, to me, Jean is irritating.
Jean is that little brother that you're like, can you just please be quiet?
See, that's how I feel about Louise.
I love Louise's character.
I love the woman who voiced her.
Yeah, I love her too.
I've seen her in a lot of movies and shows.
She's hilarious.
Um, I love Linda.
Linda is probably one of my favorite characters in the show.
You know what?
Okay, Linda's my favorite.
Linda is just great.
Linda is a great character.
She's funny.
I think the woman who voices her does an amazing job.
And I just love how active she is with her kids.
Actually, I'm pretty sure Linda is voiced by a man.
Is she?
Yeah.
I think all of them are voiced by men except for Louise.
Yeah, okay.
Right, because the guy who voices Bob is, he voices Archer.
Yes, ancient John Benjamin.
Yeah, yeah.
Okay.
Right.
And then Tina is voiced by a guy named Dan.
I think the presence was that Tina was originally a boy in The Pilot.
And then they just kind of kept his voice actor and they changed Tina into a girl.
Wow.
Another small fact about Momsburgers, because I love facts.
The show was actually pitched as a family of cannibals.
Wow.
But Fox decided it was too dark.
And so that's where that first episode comes from.
Of them, you know, people were thinking that they were serving human-grade meat and they
weren't.
But that's where the idea for The Pilot episode comes from.
I didn't look it up.
You're right.
I didn't look it up.
That is crazy.
I never knew that.
The way they voice these characters is amazing because I thought Linda was my woman.
No.
And Tina was my, okay, Tina understand.
The way they knew I was understandable.
But that first episode was a little dark.
The first season?
It was dark.
It was.
The first three episodes was dark of Momsburgers.
And then they went into that family as well.
I love the show.
Like, because I grew up watching, because I haven't watched that show growing up.
I grew up watching shows like Family Guy, American Dad, and The Simpsons.
So, I literally just started watching stuff like Bowsburgers and South Park.
I just started watching South Park like a year ago.
Because my mother never let me watch South Park when I was young.
She told me that South Park was a bad show for kids.
She didn't want me to watch Family Guy on American Dad.
She said those shows are not for kids.
So, don't watch it.
Everybody used to sneak and watch it anyway when everybody's sleeping.
Family Guy was hilarious when I was growing up.
And then in kids in middle school, we used to talk about the episode.
Like, did you see the episode of Family Guy?
Like, yeah, that show was funny, bro.
And we used to always just talk about it and just laugh about it and recreate the moments.
Like, we did it with Bone Docks.
Bone Docks is hilarious.
But, and now watching South Park at this age, I understand why she didn't want me to watch it.
Because the way they do Michael Jackson in that show is ridiculous.
And the way they do other characters in the show is crazy.
But they do Michael Jackson the worst in the show.
Which is crazy.
I'm like, wow, bro.
It's just so funny.
And they're like, I don't even want to watch this episode.
Like, wow, bro.
See, for me, the show, I wasn't allowed to watch.
And that actually became one of my favorite shows is Archer.
And came out when I was in eighth grade.
I think I was 13 at the time.
And I told my mom, I was like, I want to watch Archer so bad.
And she was like, no.
And I can't remember, I might have been like 16 or 17.
Because I remember it was the fifth season.
So if it came out when I was 13, it was the fifth season.
So I guess I was like 18 when I first was like starting to watch it.
Yeah.
Because I remember using a VPN to get, because the Netflix in the UK had season five.
Before it did in the US.
So I used to VPN.
I think I started watching it when it was around like what season five or six.
And now season five is the Miami, the Miami vice.
Well, it's it's it's Archer vice where they become cocaine dealers.
Yeah, I think I watched it around that.
And once I started watching it, I stopped watching it because I didn't know Archer.
Like, I think I stopped watching when Archer woke up from his coma.
When he had a coma and he woke up and nothing I stopped watching it when it was teasing Archer and Lana getting back together.
And I never found out they put Archer and Lana back together.
Because all I know is they broke up and all that.
Well, Archer was not Archer.
Lana was married.
Yeah, she was married when she was married in that season, right?
Yes.
But then when that guy, she felt like I cheated on her.
Yes.
And they got divorced.
Right.
Did she ever get back with Archer in the new season?
I don't know because I haven't seen the new season.
Okay.
Because they were together at the, I think there's 14 seasons in total.
So 13, they weren't.
And so this new season is like the final season.
Okay.
So, so that kid, that's Archer's kid, right?
Yes.
Okay.
Abagene.
AJ.
Okay. So that's what I was like.
That's why I stopped watching it.
I think I stopped watching around 12, 12 or 11.
I think I got all it with 12 and 11.
Yeah, I'm done.
I'm done watching it because I didn't like how they was doing Archer, man.
Like Archer was my favorite character throughout the whole show.
I'm like, no, I don't like how they know my favorite character.
Like, no.
So I stopped watching it and I got interested and see what else they was doing in the show.
And I was like, okay, I'm going to have to go back and start watching it again.
But besides Archer being my favorite character, Pam, I loved Pam.
Pam was hilarious in all of the seasons.
She was just a great character and great thing about it.
She keeps developing in each season, which is a favorite.
What's that girl that can never get her name right?
Cheryl.
Like she just keeps changing her name.
Yeah.
And I love that she went on that country artist run.
Because I love country.
Because I love country music.
So when she went on that country artist run, I was like, yes, that's because of country music.
I'm excited.
You can actually download her album of iTunes.
I have it saved on my playlist.
I got it.
I love one of her songs that she did.
Do you want that?
As she did.
My favorite off the album is Swing Shift.
Swing Shift.
Let me listen to that.
But far as the show, I love the show Archer.
I love the show Archer.
What really made the show for me was the mom Mallory Archer.
So the voice actor died in real life.
So obviously she couldn't continue her career.
Yeah, I've seen that.
So the last couple of seasons, they were all over the place without Mallory.
They actually addressed that.
I think one of the new characters was like, who are you people?
Yeah, so I need to watch the new season or like the final season, but it did kind of fall off after Jessica Waters died.
Yeah, so I got to question three.
Probably off topic, but it could be TV show or movie.
But name a TV show or movie that you grew up watching as a child that you just love.
I just love to watch over and over again.
I'm not sure if I've seen it over and over again.
You can say more than twice.
But growing up, my favorite show was Impossible.
Yes, I need my hamster after that show.
Oh, no, no, okay.
I actually have a perfect answer for this one.
We were just talking about Impossible in class the day when the girl had a Impossible ringtone.
We just go hearing it.
Oh, that's Impossible.
So the show that I mean, I wasn't sure I think I started watching it in like eighth grade.
No, seventh grade was that 70s show.
That 70s show.
I recently just started watching that 70s show sometime like six months ago.
Oh my God.
That's like a classic show.
I watch it all the time.
I started watching because I wanted to watch that 90s show.
And I didn't want to watch that 90s show, but I wasn't somewhat of that 70s show.
Yeah, as far as spin-off goes, it's not like the boys in Gen V where you can kind of watch Gen V and not have to watch the boys.
I would say in order to get a lot of the jokes that they make, you would you have to watch that 70s show.
Yeah.
But I don't know.
They do it in season two for that 90s show.
They are acting so.
I don't know if I really like it that much.
Yeah.
I can say that it's okay.
It's a cool show.
But I don't really know about it.
I got to check it out again and see how season two does.
Because I really don't know about the characters in that show.
Now, if we see some changes in season two from the characters, I would think about it.
But I did like that 70s show a little bit.
I was interested in how to do the characters in there too.
Because one of the characters from that 70s show was in a TV show that I watched called The Ranch.
Yes.
And it was action culture and it was the guy with the glasses.
Danny Masterson.
Yeah, it was him.
Those two were in The Ranch.
And I loved The Ranch.
The Ranch is a great show to watch.
The Ranch is on Netflix.
That show was amazing with Tom Elliott.
Tom Elliott is probably one of my...
Bro, I would say Tom Elliott is probably one of my favorite cowboys in a TV show movie ever.
Tom Elliott is the guy.
Okay, so speaking of that, since you're talking about cowboys, did you see Yellowstone?
I haven't watched Yellowstone.
I heard it was good.
I keep seeing trailers and previews because there's a new season coming out.
Yeah.
But I tried.
I tried to watch one episode but then I got distracted.
Because I showed that I was watching an episode and it just got released.
I cut that off and turned on a new episode and I showed it right away.
But I'm definitely going to try to check it out because I do want to watch more Western shows and more Western movies.
Okay, so if we're talking about Western, Westworld.
Westworld?
Yes.
Who's in it?
Oh, God.
It's one of those really good all-stars setting casts.
Evan Rachel Wood is in it.
I can't remember.
There's this one actor in it.
I really like him.
I don't know his name.
I'm thinking of his face.
It's basically a futuristic Western town.
So basically like people...
Jeffrey White?
I mean, Jeffrey White?
I think so, yeah.
I think I found it.
Tessa Thompson.
I only watched the first two seasons.
I was told the fourth season is really, really bad.
The first two seasons were amazing.
I'm going to check it out.
Have you ever seen a show called Glee?
Yes.
So I can talk about Glee forever because I've watched every episode of Glee. Season 5 was trash. It's terrible.
Have you ever got past season 3?
I don't think so.
So you watched one and two?
I watched one and two.
Okay.
Maybe three.
What's the one where they started shifting focus from the characters who graduated?
That was probably season 4.
And then probably... I stopped watching.
Oh, they shipped you some...
So you said they already graduated.
They were shifting the character.
It was just what? Focus on what?
Other characters in the show?
The newer ones?
Yeah, that was season...
I want to say season 5.
Maybe 5 then.
I remember watching the first and the second one pretty vividly.
Yeah, I rewatched that show a lot.
I love that show.
I love the songs they sing in the show.
My favorite character in the show is probably Rachel Berry.
A lot of people probably disagree with that.
It probably says Rachel Berry is irritating, annoying, and full of herself.
But I understand the Rachel Berry character.
And when you got that much talent,
if you had that much talent, wouldn't you change yourself one costume a day?
If you could sing like her, wouldn't you just be nonstop saying how great you are?
I would.
I need you.
I would sing to a root top and I would let everybody know how great I am.
You call me a narcissist, call me whatever you want.
I think this is one of the...
And she was driven.
She was definitely driven.
I think this is definitely one of those things where our age has come into play.
I'm pushing 30.
You said you're 21.
I'm turning 20 next year.
You're turning 20 next year.
So yeah, I feel like definitely at your age,
and definitely at the age that the character Rachel Berry was portrayed in in the show,
I would definitely be like that.
But now that I'm 28, I'm like, maybe not.
I think people didn't like her really much because she knew exactly what she wanted.
Out of all the characters in that show,
she knew exactly what she wanted and she repeated it over and over and over again.
She knew exactly what she wanted and not everybody in the show knew they wanted.
So I like the character Rachel Berry.
I don't like how they did a sin.
They made him think that I was a serious idiot.
How they made him think that a woman could get pregnant in a hot tub without having sex.
To be fair though, I feel like that's just basically how sex education in America is.
But he didn't even have sex with her though.
He came in a hot tub and she said it's floating in her.
That's not how it works.
I could have sworn once sperm hits anything hot and initialize anything that seemed in it.
As far as getting kids or anything.
That's why they keep it cold, right?
Am I right?
I don't know a lot about that but I know for a fact that has like...
The only thing I know about IVF is...
I mean, I know a little bit about IVF because I have friends who go through it.
A lot of what I know actually comes from horses.
So I don't think I'm the best expert on this.
Oh man.
I watched a horror show called Heartland.
Heartland is a great show.
Heartland is a great show for horror.
But I just know like how they did my man's dirty.
His best friend got his girlfriend pregnant.
And then another boy and then his best friend kissed his carrot girlfriend that he just got.
That's just mean, right?
And I'm like what is going on?
And then he stayed friends with the guy.
That's just mean.
Why would you do somebody dirty like that?
I'm like wow, bro.
That is so...
It don't even make sense because
first of all nobody would stay friends with a person that gets your girlfriend pregnant
or even kisses your other girlfriend.
Nobody would stay friends with that person.
That's just dirty.
So I guess for the show I watched Over and Over again growing up.
To be honest, I would say the game plan is a movie that I watched constantly.
Like to this day.
Even as 21 years old I watched that movie over and over again.
It's with Madison Pettis.
Yeah, it's The Rock.
The Rock.
I love that movie.
I love everything about the movie.
I probably could recite it.
The strip back is on.
I probably could recite the words that they sang to you if we watched the movie.
I watched that movie so many times.
It was that in the movie Starstruck.
See, I like that with Scott Pilgrim vs The World.
See, I heard it was Scott Pilgrim vs The World.
I haven't watched it, but I heard about it.
And somebody put in their top 5 best movies.
It's a good movie.
I've watched a lot of movies and I ranked them.
I write them down and I rank them.
So I watched the movie Her.
Somebody told me about the movie Her.
They said it was probably in their opinion one of the best movies ever made.
They said the movie was perfect.
So I watched it and I was like,
he was right.
The movie is perfect. It has everything you want in a movie.
You know what I'm saying?
I was like, wow.
So when I heard Scott Pilgrim vs The World, I was like, I gotta watch Scott Pilgrim vs The World.
Because every movie this guy has told me to watch has been amazing.
So I'm like, I'm gonna watch Scott Pilgrim vs The World.
I gotta find it.
You gotta watch it.
I gotta find it.
I think that's the movie I quote a lot.
I wouldn't say a quote, but I can definitely say it word for word as it's going.
Honestly, I would say the movie I quote the most isn't necessarily a movie,
but I quote John Mulaney a lot.
I watch a lot of stand-up.
So John Mulaney, I definitely quote.
I don't know if it's stand-up.
So I think I can watch probably Kevin Hart Laugh Out Loud.
I think I would recite that every thing he says on that one.
Because I've re-watched that so many times.
But I'm trying to think.
I think they call it a movie, but it's really a Broadway show.
The song's Hamilton.
I could recite every word from the songs from them songs.
I could recite that over and over because I watched that Broadway like five times.
I'm like that with Scott Pilgrim.
That Broadway was amazing.
That Broadway made me want to watch more Broadway shows.
Because I wasn't even into Broadway.
I wasn't even into musicals at all.
I just knew that I watched High School Musical.
And I just watched movies like that.
Once I watched Hamilton, I was like, wow, this is interesting.
I want to see more.
And I watched Hand Spray because I watched a movie Hand Spray,
but I've never seen the Broadway Hand Spray.
I watched Hand Spray.
I've watched In the Heights.
I've seen the movie Hand in the Broadway.
And I've watched Wicked.
You can't never really get a clear shot on Wicked.
Because nobody ever recorded it like how they recorded Hamilton.
So I'm trying to watch Wicked right now.
Because it's a movie where you come up early on a grand day.
And I think Violet Dave is going to be in it, right?
I don't think Violet Dave.
I know it's not Violet Dave.
I just know that the dude that Ariana Grande cheated on her husband with
from the show is played SpongeBob on Broadway.
Hold up.
Ariana Grande, she know her husband?
Yeah.
What was this?
Oh my god.
Okay.
I heard that she was getting divorced.
I don't even know if they've been divorced yet.
I didn't know that she cheated on her husband.
Yeah, like publicly too.
I got to tell my friend this because he loves Ariana Grande.
She's a home-owner.
He hates cheaters.
So look, Ariana Grande is probably one of his favorite women artists and favorite women
actors.
I've seen her.
Okay.
I like Ariana Grande, but she's a little sus to me.
Because, okay, hear me out.
I have done her for, I have done, I used to work at Sustain Chan.
So I've heard a lot of like concerts live.
I've done actual like mixing for live bands.
And I saw Ariana Grande in concert.
And I'm not going to say, sit here and say that like she was lip syncing or anything
like that.
But her concert sounded just a little bit polished to me.
There's like a difference between hearing them on the radio and hearing them live.
And it just sounded just a little bit too polished for me.
Like it sounded like it wasn't that.
I get what you're saying.
Yeah.
I didn't even want to see her or my parents.
My sister wanted to go for her birthday.
That's literally probably his favorite female that's on TV.
Probably famous.
And he hates cheaters.
So once I tell him that Ariana, he won't feel, he won't feel mixed.
She cheated on her husband with SpongeBob for Broadway.
He gonna feel mixed.
Out of all people, SpongeBob though.
Yeah.
He gonna have mixed signals.
But I feel the same way when I listen to people.
And like when I watch TV shows and movies that involves music.
So High School Musical and the movie, you can tell that when they sing that their voices
was already, the song that they sing was pre-recorded.
Yeah, pre-recorded for the movie happened.
But when you watch the TV show High School Musical and the Musical and the Series, you
can tell that's really them singing.
And I love that.
And that's why most of the songs that they recreated from the movie, I give to the show
because they just did it better because it was just them actually singing.
They actually rehearsed those songs.
They actually did it without pre-recorded, which was amazing.
Joshua Bassett, one of my favorite pop artists right now, did an amazing job.
Every song he sung in that show, he even produced or written.
Oh, good.
Every original song that he sung was even produced and written by him, which was excellent.
Every song that he ever sung was amazing.
And Sofia Wilde, she did an excellent job too with her character in the song, She's
Song.
And just the character, she, right.
Olivia Rodrigo was also in the show for, she was in there for two seasons.
She written all the songs that she sung, she written it and she produced the most of our
songs too.
And I'm like, that show is so creative.
They just let the artists, because they have most of the cast on the show were artists
or they were even Broadway or pop artists.
And I'm like, that's great that they let those young guys, young guys and girls be creative
and let them do their own thing throughout the show and not focus on having other people
write the songs for them.
Let the artists do it.
Because when you got somebody like Olivia Rodrigo or Joshua Bassett on your set and
their songwriters and they do music, won't you let them write the songs too?
I would.
I would let them write songs.
Yeah, because especially if they have a true track record of writing out bangers and hit
wonders and you know what I mean like that.
And then because to be honest, I think Heisken Music really got popular once Olivia started
taking off with Job's license.
I think that's when the eyes really sat on Heisken Music with the show because she got
popular after her and Joshua broke up when she wrote Job's license.
She wrote Job's license about Joshua Bassett.
That's when the whole Joshua Bassett, Sophia Carpenter and Olivia Rodrigo scandal was
going on around.
I can't speak on that more because I don't know anything about it.
But those two are amazing artists.
They're amazing songwriters.
And I highly recommend you listen to Joshua Bassett and just listen to his lyrics because
he's great.
But I'll get back to TV show and talk about music.
I have a show.
Have you heard of Empire?
I think Tarzan Pete.
Well, we talked about Tarzan Pete.
Yeah, Tarzan Pete.
Yeah, I heard of Empire.
I watched season one and two.
Yeah, I watched the first and second season.
Yeah, I didn't really like it.
Once I got past season two, I didn't like three.
If I don't like a certain season, I'm not going to finish it.
So I just kept rewatching one and two over and over again because I can't get past three.
So every time I get on three, I'm like, yeah, I don't like it.
And then I try again.
I still don't like it.
But I do like the characters.
I do like the songs.
The songs are amazing in the show.
I liked the first.
I have the first album from the first season and I really liked it.
I still listen to it to this day.
But yeah, I don't think I watched past the second season.
Yeah.
I can't remember.
I don't know.
I don't really like musicals.
So I don't really watch a lot of musical shows.
I watch a lot of musical shows.
I started with Glee.
I think Glee really got me into watching shows and watching music because of the way they
did things.
Because you can tell in Glee that all the songs they sing is pre-recorded.
You can tell.
Yeah, definitely.
You can actually tell.
But like I said, I go back.
High School Musical do it better because they actually sing the songs live.
Like they're doing it themselves.
They're not pre-recording it.
That's them singing.
Actually them singing.
And I love that.
I love the authenticity of that.
You know what I'm saying?
I just love the way the writers and the director did it in the show.
But I love musical shows because it just focuses on the characters singing.
Because I love hearing people sing.
I love character development.
Because musicals can definitely focus on character development too.
And I just love those types of shows all around.
And I try to find more and more.
But it's not really a lot of shows out there like that.
Not really, I think Glee kind of took off and then it kind of fizzled out.
My thing with musical shows is like...
It's not really being good around season 5.
Once the...
I can't get his last name right.
But his first name was Corey.
The one that died?
Yeah.
Once he died, they really didn't have really nothing to do.
I feel like they didn't know what to do with the show after he passed.
I don't know if they were going to bring him back in some way or some form, but they really
didn't know what they did once he passed.
And that's why that season was so bad in my opinion.
But season 6 was a bounce back.
Because season 6 was a great season.
They had a lot of talented people on that show.
And it was crazy because the people in season 5...
If people in season 5, I watched the girl that played in season 5.
She was Supergirl in the DC show on CW.
She was Supergirl.
Oh wow, I didn't realize that.
She could actually sing.
And Grant Gustav was in season 3.
The one that played the flash.
He was in season 3.
I think he was what?
18-20 at the time?
He looked so young in the 30s and 16s.
But I watched that show more because I've seen those two.
Because Grant Gustav is one of my favorite TV show actors.
And once I've seen him in the show, I gotta watch more.
And once I realized he could sing, I'm like, he can sing?
Wow!
And I feel like TV shows like that, even movies like that, shows like what other actors...
What other attributes that actors can do.
Hugh Jackman, the greatest showman.
You didn't ever thought he could sing until you watched the greatest showman.
Hugh Jackman can sing.
It's crazy.
Yeah.
Sorry, I got distracted by something.
That is definitely an interesting concept for musicals.
And I do like the fact that there are certain shows where people talk about the musical
episodes of shows that aren't particularly musical-y.
So like the musical episode of Scrubs or the musical episode of that 70s show where
it actually kind of does branch out and allows characters to showcase their singing abilities.
And I mean, I don't really watch musical episodes.
There's two episodes I don't like watching.
I don't know why, I'm very weird about it, but it is anything to do with like holiday
episodes unless I'm actually watching, unless I'm like actually in that holiday season.
So like I won't watch Christmas episodes in the middle of July.
I won't watch Halloween episodes in like the middle of March.
In fact, I was actually watching Momsburgers and there's a Halloween episode and I came
out and I was like, mmm, and then I was like, wait a minute, it's October, it's Halloween
season.
I love the Bobsburgers Halloween episode, I love the one when they tried to scale a
weave.
Yes, that one is actually really, really good.
I like that one, I love that one.
I think that one and the one where they're at the...
When the old woman was trying to conjure her husband.
I am not seeing that one yet.
Because I love the Christmas episode where they...
I like the one with the...
I love the Christmas episode where Linda Stryk is stolen.
She was just looking for it and trying to find it and they found this little rave, this
little Christmas rave in the song.
The song that they sung at the end was amazing.
Bobsburgers has got great songs.
They really do.
They got good songs like focus on the episodes.
They got a lot of good songs focused on the episodes.
I love those seven episodes from Bobsburgers.
Bobsburgers is very creative.
Yeah I think my favorite episode, that one, I liked the Christmas one with the Maddigan.
I thought that was pretty funny.
Yeah, I'm going to go with that one.
I liked the one where they went to the house where the woman, her husband died and they
kind of like pieced it together.
That's what we're talking about.
That one right there.
Yeah that one.
That one.
That one with Tina figure everything out.
Yes.
You got a peanut allergy and all that.
Yes.
That's what we're talking about.
I thought that one was really, really well done.
My mom loves True Crime and I made her watch that episode.
I was like, you need to watch this one.
It's so well done.
It was crazy.
I just love listening to a podcast about True Crime.
They talk about TV shows, they get most of that information from a True Crime TV show
called 2020.
I watch that sometimes because I don't know.
I got fascinated with True Crime.
I'm not really interested in it.
I can't say I love it.
It's just fascinating to me.
To be able to understand, to understand why they do what they do.
To understand why did you do that.
What made you do that?
I just love when people's story gets told.
The podcast speaks a lot about True Crime.
It's called Murder with My Husband.
It's a great podcast.
It speaks about a lot of great things.
It talks about a lot of other TV shows.
I watched a documentary from that show about the piece of bombing that happened in 2002.
The year I was born, I didn't even know that until I heard it from the podcast.
It was a very interesting story.
It's on Netflix.
The documentary is on Netflix.
It's a great documentary.
I learned a lot from it.
I tried to watch True Crime movies.
What's that movie called?
It was called...
Was it Zodiac?
I think it was Zodiac.
The Zodiac Killer?
Yeah, I watched Zodiac.
I liked that movie.
I enjoyed it.
It was the movie.
I tried to watch American Psycho.
American Psycho was...
That movie was brutal.
It was a great movie.
But it was a great movie.
It was brutal.
He had a social path tendency.
He can charm any girl he wanted.
And then that's when he went back crazy.
He went off on him.
It was crazy.
I was like, wow.
It was crazy.
I tried to find movies like that because I watched American Psycho 2 with...
What's her name?
She voices Meg.
I can't remember her name.
She's married to Ashton Cushion.
She was in Part 2.
Part 2 wasn't really good.
I understood the story they were trying to tell and what they were trying to do.
It just ain't go off how it was supposed to go off.
I think if they did it in a different way, it would have been something big.
I feel like if they would have shot it, like American Psycho was shot and it had the budget
that American Psycho had, it probably would have been a good movie if they had that budget.
But you can tell that they did not have the budget that American Psycho had.
And that's why it wasn't that good.
Because it wasn't as American Psycho was.
I think some movies just need to be one and done.
The sequel to Legally Blonde.
I could not get through that.
I love Legally Blonde.
Do not get me wrong.
I love that movie.
You don't need to bring it back.
They are?
Yeah, I think it's Legally Blonde 3.
I love Reese Witherspoon.
I do too.
I can ride Reese Witherspoon all day.
I was seeing Little Fires Everywhere.
Were I hearing Kerry Washington?
Yes.
Kerry Washington, that's another one I love.
I read the book.
The book was really, really good.
They were amazing in that show.
They were.
Of course, one of the scenes when the tick-tock ended blew up.
They were fantastic in that show.
But yeah, they're supposed to be bringing Legally Blonde 3.
I think they're going to start filming sometime next year.
There's a lot of shows.
There's a lot of Twilight.
Twilight is coming to the TV show sometime next year.
Oh my God.
Harry Potter is coming to the TV show sometime next year.
I remember when Twilight was really, really big.
I was in middle school when that happened.
It was massive.
It was kind of like how Taylor Swift is now.
She was talking about it.
It was just insane.
When it first came out, I refused to watch it.
I didn't like Werewolves and Vampires.
Now I love Werewolves and Vampires.
I love the TV shows.
I went insane as my mother was watching it.
She was always like, I'm seeing Edward all the way.
She said she was seeing Jacob all the way.
I think she loved Taylor Lautner.
Once I watched the movies, I went to see Edward.
First of all, Robert Pattinson did a great job playing Edward.
He was excellent.
I'm like, I understand why she chose Edward.
You really watched the movie.
You understand why she chose Edward.
Because Jake was a little aggressive towards her because she ain't choose him and all that.
Plus he was younger.
He was younger than I don't know what when she first met him.
He was like, what?
15, 16?
Something like that.
That was Taylor Lautner's real age when he first started.
When he first started playing Jacob in Twilight.
I was like, wow.
I like all the movies.
I've been to all the movies.
I've been to them like one day.
That's another one where I think that the actress, I know Kristen Stewart.
People hated on her acting in that movie.
But the thing is, I'm a huge reader.
I read books all the time.
She was acting based on the character.
I think she's a phenomenal actress.
I think people wanted her to bring her to the character.
Because like bring a little something like, say I make a movie that's based on a book
and I'm directing.
I don't want you to only be going when she read from the book.
I said, I want you to be a little bit more, follow the character because other people
that read the book will be like, you didn't follow the script of the character.
Be the character with bring your own twist to it, bring some of you to the character.
I haven't read the book, so I can't really judge that because all I see was a movie.
You would say you read the book, right?
I've read all of them.
Did Robert Pattinson do a good job playing Edward from the book?
Did he bring any creativity to that character?
A little bit.
He was a lot more soft spoken than I would imagine the character to be.
And the thing is, I think Kristen Stewart did a really good job of playing Bella because
in the book, in my opinion, Bella is very light two dimensional.
There's not really a lot going on with her character in terms of character development.
So I think, I don't know.
Did Taylor Lawton bring something creative to the character?
Jacob?
Yes.
And I think that's what they wanted from Kristen.
Kristen Stewart, because I think they just wanted her to just bring something creative
to that character and not only rely on just being that.
I don't want to say dull, you know what I'm saying?
Because she was very like, she was very like, mostly her face was rather sad in the movie.
She was just very dull.
I did enjoy, I think I did enjoy New Moon.
Her playing New Moon.
I think I enjoyed that one.
But I think she did a pretty good job.
I don't hate her performance in the movies.
I think Robert Pattinson is a great actor.
I just seen him in Batman.
I love tune in Batman.
He tore it.
He tore the house now.
He did such a good job in that movie.
I was watching Harry Potter.
When I was young, I always wanted to, I tried to watch all the movies when I was younger,
but I could never get through them because there's a lot of movies.
So as I got older, I'm like, okay, I'm gonna sit here and I'm gonna watch every last Harry
Potter movie until I'm done.
And I sat there and I watched and I never read the book.
And then once I started getting information, because I'm like, excuse me, I'm like, why,
I don't watch the movie.
I'm like, why didn't they put Harry and Hermione together?
It made sense.
It made all the sense in the world.
Once, what's that?
JK Rowland?
She said that in the book, Hermione was ugly.
She didn't say it like that, but how she's, how she worded it, how she worded it, Hermione
was ugly and Harry was into girls that were pretty and they were gorgeous and all that.
So when they cast it, you can't just cast the movie and look for ugly girls.
That's just messed up.
So when they cast the movie, they found, don't tell me your name.
Emma Watson.
Yeah.
When they found Emma Watson, they said she was like, she was gorgeous.
They were gorgeous.
They was trying to do everything they could to like, they were trying to mess with her
hair.
They tried to make her look rugged or something because she was more beautiful than the character
who was portrayed in the book.
So that's why I was like, that was a big question.
I mean, why would she end up with Ron?
Of all people Ron?
So I'm like, okay.
And then I'm like, okay.
And then I'm watching the movie and then I'm like, so Harry ends up with Ron's sister.
Out of all the people, yeah, out of all the people he ends up with, Ron's sister.
The thing about the Harry.
Who had a question about the way sister first movie.
Yeah.
And then you see her into what, the seventh or the sixth?
I started dating in the sixth book.
Which don't even make sense.
Have you ever seen this girl for what, five years?
This is crazy.
Well, actually, well, yeah, like, I mean, like he saw her, but not like that because
he and obviously like Harry Potter is one of those movies where because it's a spin-off,
it relies heavily on the fact that, you know, that people who are going into the movies
have read the books.
Now, a lot of the movies, some movies aren't like that.
Like you can watch movies and like, you know, I feel like Twilight is one of those where
you don't really have to read the book to understand the movie.
But Harry Potter, because there's so many like hidden details where, you know, you just
tell it yourself where, you know, he didn't really see her.
Well, in the books, she's constantly around.
So he saw her.
Right.
But he didn't see her like that.
Right.
Because in the movie, she was not really around.
She wasn't really around.
Yeah, I know.
So that's why I've seen it like that.
Okay.
Because I never really read the books.
I said I was going to read the books.
I was going to catch up on reading the books because the TV show that's coming out on
Max is going to be based off the books.
It's not going to involve the movies at all.
It's going to be all based off.
Each season is going to be based off each book, which doesn't make any sense because
there's no continuation in the show.
But I'm still going to watch it because I'm very interested in seeing what they're going
to do with the characters.
But I'm actually interested in seeing that.
So that means that there's going to be like at least seven seasons.
And if they do it to the point, I think that they'll be able to add in more detail than
the movies would because, again, the books are pretty lengthy.
I mean, even the first one, and I think that one's arguably the smallest one in terms of
like length, the shortest one.
And so I feel like they'll be able to get more detail, but honestly, Ginny played a
huge part in the books, especially in the second one.
So yeah, it's going to be interesting how they do that.
Yeah, I just hope they include her character more in the TV show.
They should.
Yeah, because I do want to learn more about the Ginny character.
When I was watching, I want to learn more about the Ginny character because all the girls
that Harry was talking to was like, they even betrayed him when they just, they really liked
him like that.
And I was like, wow, like, I think what was that?
What was that with the one where the little evil lady came and took over the school and
he let them do anything?
Dolores Umbridge.
What was that?
The girl he was with was Cho Chang.
Yeah, she like, she ratted on him.
Yeah.
I'm like, wow, bro.
Well, actually, she didn't rat on him.
Her friend ratted on him.
Ah, okay, okay.
Okay, okay, I'm wrong.
My apologies.
But, uh, I'm like, I'm still like, I do want to know more that, more that Ginny character.
I do want to know more.
And I wouldn't mind, um, because I do want to, I do want to watch the, I got to watch
the fan chat with the fans and the Beast movies.
Oh yeah.
When they, when they put in Professor Dumbledore and all them.
Yes.
I do want to watch that because don't those movies have, don't those movies introduced
like the people from the, that represent the Gryffindor and all them?
I have actually never seen this movie, so I don't know.
Okay.
So I got to watch that and see if they do that.
Cause I do want to learn more about the, the creators of the House of Gryffindor, Hufflepuff,
Slytherin.
I want to learn more about those characters.
Hopefully they do that in the TV show.
Cause they did it in the movie.
But that's all our time guys.
That is all of our time.
Yep.
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I'm Joey.
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