From the Dungeons of Morningstar, my name's Stretch.
And I'm Clint, and this is Prevailing Strange.
Welcome back guys to our Week in Review, a segment
of Prevailing Strange where Clint and I get to
share our thoughts on some of the content that
we've checked out this week. What kind of content
have you checked out this week, buddy? Well,
I woke up this morning to some rather fucking
incredible content. When I say incredible, it
was a bit of a dick slap. I thought it was funny.
I bet you did. I'll put it up here somewhere.
You don't have to at all. Is that all you watched?
I watched the light flash out of my eyes. Take
that shit. Those tears. My tears don't fall.
They crashed around me, Jeremy. Never had that
many comments on a fucking post before. Yeah,
and it was all our friends. Thank fuck. Oh, and
my wife. Yeah, my husband. Cockhead. Bet the
only times he's ever taken credit for me, and
it was when I had a compilation of farts and
burps. It was a good compilation. Oh, dude, it
was so bad. It wasn't. I was sad. Don't say that.
I was put on a drip at lunchtime because I was
so dehydrated because of all the tears that I've
been shedding for the last 14 minutes. 14 minutes?
Before. I told you, they don't fall, they crash.
I watched Ted Lasso for the third time in three
weeks this week. Okay. I also started watching
the new Dexter. Right, okay. How many episodes
are we talking? I've watched four. Yep. Should
have just fucking left it, dude. So slow, man.
So boring as shit. Yeah. And the prequel series
they made with Christian Slater and the other
young bloke playing Dexter Morgan. Yep. Phenomenal,
dude. Great. Perfect. Amazing. It's shit that
we haven't seen before. Right. And it was showing
more of his dad and why he is the way he is.
More of the code, fleshing out the code and why
he kills the way he does. This one here is exactly
the same as the one in Alaska. He's chasing after
his kid. His kid thinks he's a killer. It's fucking
trash, man. I'm not enjoying it. There was four
episodes to which I felt if I skipped some shit,
it wouldn't have bothered me. Yeah, right. He's
a fucking Uber driver. Is it in New York this
time? So shit. And, like, dude, it's annoying
because Dexter, the original series, was great.
Yeah, fantastic. Then they had that sequel series
where he was in Alaska and it was – So shit,
dude. It was so boring. In this one, they come
in hard and fast with the cameos from the original
Dexter. So straight up, you've got Angel who
shows up because Dexter's been shot by his girlfriend
from Alaska, blah, blah, blah. And all of a sudden,
just the way that they announce that he is now
a free person. Like all that shit that happened
in Florida didn't happen. And then all the shit
in Alaska apparently didn't happen. It's just
shitty storytelling, dude. It really is shitty
storytelling. And a cash grab, you reckon? Well,
this is the thing. Didn't need to be a cash grab
because they're bringing out the prequel series,
which, I said again, was so good, man. I thoroughly
recommend anyone to go watch that because it
is good. The bloke who plays Dexter. in that
show does an incredible job. You would think
it was Michael C. Hall as he was younger. The
way he speaks, carries himself around, the way
he looks and just reacting to shit. Nailed it.
Crushed it. Christian Slater, perfect in it.
The chick who plays Deb, you hate her straight
away, so she does a good job. The bloke who plays
Vince Masuka, hilarious. The bloke who plays
Angel, incredible. So you've got all these different.
characters in it that are in the later shows
that do a better job than the fucking original
Dexter actors did. It is great. A good show.
Well told. Great story. More action. He's figuring
himself out. He's sorting out how to get away
with these murders. Does a great job. This one
is so shit. Look, I'm going to finish watching
it because I think I'm semi -retarded when it
comes to that shit. I can't stop watching something.
It has to be finished. But yeah. It's coming
out as an episodic every week, so it's not a
dump. What have you watched? I have watched more,
but we'll just go tip to tap. I've watched a
couple of things, but I'll start with I've finished
the third book of the Southern Reach series by
Jeff Vandermeer. It's funny. So the first book
was obviously based around - And that's the Annihilation
series? No, there's one more book. So I'm reading
that one. Right, okay. So the first book is about
Expedition 12 into Area X. She's looking for
- So it is the annihilation movie. Yeah, basically
the movie. What? Can you go? So basically the
same, not quite the same as the first book. Second
book, you get some details on some of the characters
that were in the first movie that weren't fleshed
out. Yep. But then you've got like the aftermath.
So you kind of go backwards in time a little
bit and you go forwards in time a little bit.
And then in the third book you go back further.
So you get to find out in this one about the
lighthouse keeper. Where the shimmer is. Yep.
Because that's where it originates from, isn't
it? The lighthouse. Yeah. Right. And then you
go forward in time and follow. the two characters
that were in the second book, which is Control,
who became the stand -in director, and Ghost
Bird, they call her, the biologist, but it isn't
the biologist, as they're kind of exploring Area
X and stuff like that in the third book. So it's
interesting. You find out more stuff, but they
don't tell you fuck all. Like it might be extraterrestrial.
It might not be. They kind of give you how it
began. So is this the final book? No, this is
the third book. But it was meant to be the final
book of the series. There is another book that
goes back even further before Area X and before
the whole kind of thing happens. And it's just.
Yeah, in this fourth book, it's just more of
like some of the characters that showed up a
little bit in the third book, just more of their
background and just more of the area that became
Area X. It's interesting, but we're not getting
any solid fucking answers from this series, which
is why I stuck with it. I wanted to know where
did it come from. They're saying, oh, it could
be, you know, aliens looking from another world
or they. you know, everything in Area X might
be on another world. Like it's fucking. So like
the shim is like a teleportation panel. Basically
just a pocket of another reality or another world.
Fucking Lex Luthor. Yeah. If you like the first
book, you'll like the rest of them. You just
don't expect to get any fucking answers. I can't
stand that. I can't stand not having answers.
If I get to the end of a book and no answers
have been, being given, I'll lose interest so
fast. I don't mind the characters, though. The
characters have been good, and the way he describes
their descent into madness is quite good. Yeah,
right. I quite enjoy that looping on fucking
what they're saying just loops over and over
again, but they're throwing in these visuals
of what's happening. Yeah, nice. So in the second
book they talk about before they kind of went
into Area X, they did this experiment where they
got all these white rabbits, put cameras on them
and tried to release them in there. Pretty much
they threw that many white rabbits at it that
they're trying to find the doorway and they'll
pile on up on each other and shit like that.
Anyway, the fourth book starts off no real time
given but before Area X has happened. And these
cunts that are just biologists out there checking
out this area run into white rabbits with cameras.
But they don't, like, the cameras come from a
future time. But they don't specify the timeline
at all. But they're able to watch the cameras
in the past. I don't know, man. It's fucking,
I might be missing something. It might have been
a shorter timeline than I thought it was. But,
yeah, like. They're watching these cameras and
whatever's on these cameras on these rabbits
is sending them fucking loopy and shit and like
fucking very. This seems like it would bake my
noodle. Yeah. Yeah, every time they watch the
camera, what's recorded on there, it's something
different. They're seeing their own death and
fucking different shit. Yeah, right. Yeah. It's
not a bad story. It's just I don't think it's
very linear. Yeah, right, okay. Yeah. That does
sound like noodle breaking though. Yeah, so I
think the trilogy was meant to be the trilogy
and then he's come out and just written another
book based in the whole kind of universe world.
I'm kind of hoping that it all comes full circle
by the end of this book. However, the trilogy
wasn't wrapped up for you at all? Not really.
It just wrapped up with the kind of how the expansion
from the lighthouse happened. Okay. So it doesn't
tell you where it come from or anything. It was
a seed from the flower that ended up in the finger
of the lighthouseman. And then he descended into
madness and then it just exploded out from him.
Basically. It's fucking weird, man. Okay. Are
we getting a sequel to the Annihilation movie?
No. That was a standalone film. A standalone
film. The fellow that made the movie. read the
book, was inspired by the book, didn't make it
as an adaption of the book. Right. Just made
his own movie. Okay. Self -contained. All right.
Fair enough. All right. So that's what I've been
reading. Okay. Have you watched anything? I have.
Do you want to tell me the next thing you read?
No? Okay. The next thing, the first thing I watched.
I like listening to you talk. I talk so much.
I think. And I keep interrupting you, which I
don't think I usually do. We'll see. For the
sake of this. It doesn't look like that in the
edit. I'm going to keep doing it. You fucking
jerk. Steph and I started watching The Bear again
on Disney+. Why? Because it's fucking great.
So the fourth season came out and we started
watching the fourth season and we're like, this
isn't ringing a bell. So we went back and we
had a look at season three. We hadn't watched
season three yet. Somehow we missed that. It
had been a while since we watched it. So we started
watching season three. Sell the bear. Okay, so
Jeremy Allen White. I like him. He's pretty cool.
Did you ever watch Shameless? No. Okay, so the
characters are very similar. I'd be interested
to see how this Jeremy Allen White does in the
upcoming biopic for Bruce Springsteen. He plays
Bruce Springsteen. Apparently Bruce has said
that in some parts he can't tell whether it's
him. Bruce Springsteen or not? Bruce Springsteen
can't tell? He can't tell whether it's him or
Jeremy Allen White singing in some of these.
Oh, yeah, right. Okay. So he's actually singing
some of it. I don't know. Not all of it. Let's
face it, though. The streets of Philadelphia.
He has some good songs. You're just going to
keep doing that, aren't you? So Lip in Shameless
is a pretty fucking reckless, funny character.
And Cammy in The Bear is similar. So one of the
things that sold me about this whole thing is
I love fucking cooking shows. Like you talk about
your comfort watches are like re -watching Friends
and How I Met Your Mother and all that. Mine
is turning on the Food Network and just watching
people cook. I fucking love it. Really? Oh, yeah,
man. Do you like watching YouTube channels of
cooking? I've never sat down to watch it on YouTube
just because that would basically be me trying
to find something. Like I follow some people
who cook stuff and I follow plenty of creators
on Instagram who cook. I love watching that shit
too. But like I remember having days off school
and watching Ready Steady Cook. Dude. Fucking
love that show. Yeah, boy. Yeah, and like so
when we had Landon, Steph was in hospital for
a few days. It was pretty much we had the Food
Network on just 24 -7, just rolling in the background.
Just so calming, man, watching it. And then movies
like Chef. Dude. Great movie. Jon Favreau nailed
that. Yeah. That was one of the best. Great movie.
And then his show that he based after it with
the guy that helped him make the movie. Yeah.
And they're having special guests on there and
cooking stuff. I like that. He's just travelling
around. Yeah. I'm a fat fuck. I like to eat good
food and shit food as well. I like the entire
gamut, the gastro experience. Not that gastronomical
experience, I should say. But, yeah, this is
something. And that's what I liked about Hannibal
as well, as fucking messed up as that was. The
cooking in that was like, fuck, that looks good.
It was so elegantly done. And it was just human
body parts. I don't think they were actually
eating him, but it would have been cool if they
did. No, it wouldn't have been. But, yeah, so.
Ethically sourced, of course. I've always liked
the idea of cooking. I like cooking myself. Grim
love cooking yourself? No. Right. No. I love
cooking at home, me cooking for other people.
Gotcha. And enjoying food. But I kind of realised
from a young age I kind of didn't want to go
into that profession because it is a high -stress
job. Yeah. I don't know how chefs do split shifts
and shit, man. No fucking way. And just, like,
fucking being on all the time. Just no. In case
you haven't noticed, I swear and yell a lot.
Being in the kitchen would not be conducive for
that. No, I don't handle stress very well. I
throw knives. Yeah, they kind of portray the
high stress of it all in this show quite well.
It's got a big cast. So Jeremy Allen White is
only kind of new, but he's the main of the show.
It's produced and stars at Matty Matheson. Do
you know Matty Matheson? Big fella, Canadian
fella, celebrity kind of cook. Lead singer in
a hardcore band. Pretty cool dude. Check out
Matty Matheson. Fucking cool. Kind of reminds
me of you a little bit, but if you're Canadian
and louder. I can do that. Yeah. I can't cook.
So he's in it and he produces it. So, you know,
the food's kind of on point in the cooking and
stuff as well. But then you've got like, what
was fucking old mate that played Adam Warlock?
Yeah. He's in it. John Barenthal, Jamie Lee Curtis,
Josh Hartnett, Evan Ross Baccarat, and like heaps
of cameos from other people popping up as well.
So there's plenty of big names in it. It's a
great show. It starts off, they're in like a,
so Kemi, which is Jeremy Allen White, and John
Barenthal are brothers. Right. Dysfunctional
family. kind of had this dream for a restaurant.
He passes away. John Bernthal passes away? Yeah.
So Kemi comes back home to Chicago to kind of
pick up the pieces and whatnot and take over
The Bear, which is the restaurant that his brother
was running. Right. Just like a hole in the wall
kind of. They do sandwiches and kind of stuff
like that and kind of like a landmark in Chicago.
Then he comes back and he starts doing it and
all this kind of family dysfunction happens and
they pull it fucking like it's bleeding money.
Like how has he done this for so long, whatever.
Anyway, the dream was to always open like a fucking
five -star restaurant, a Michelin star restaurant.
And they come into this kind of situation where
they're able to do that. So then the second season
is them just fitting out this place, ready to
do that and the launch. And then the third one
is them, third season is them fucking trying
to figure it out. And it's kind of flashing back
to his experience because he left Chicago, left
the dysfunction behind and has worked in all
these big, big places around the world. And it
flashes back to him cooking in fucking Denmark
and different places and different kitchens and
actual chefs' kitchens with actual chefs and,
like, pretty cool to see some of these locations.
Yeah, nice. And then how he comes back and how
hard he is on himself to try and get this thing
to work out and just some fucking shit that goes
on. So Evan Moss' back rat is his cousin and
they're just fucking butting heads the entire
time. Is it a comedy or is it a drama? It's a
comedy drama. Yeah, right. Yeah, but it's really
fucking good. Okay. Yeah, it's well worth watching
in my opinion. Comparative to? Ted Lesser? More
drama, less comedy. Okay. It has laughs, but
it's more of a drama. Right, okay. Yeah, fair
enough. All right. I don't know if I'll watch
it, but yeah, because I've just started watching
End All Season 2. God damn, that's a beautiful
show, dude. Did you watch the first season? Yeah.
Oh, okay. So you've watched all of it. You didn't
mention that last week. Yeah, I'll watch that.
I'll finish that. She's stunning, dude. So that's
the other thing I've been watching this week.
So I'm like six episodes in on season two. I'm
four. Yeah. That's one of the things I was going
to say about it is the sets. She's gorgeous.
The world building. So beautiful, dude. Like
Coruscant looks fucking better than the movies.
Yeah. Like a hundred times better. what's his
name, Waco, where he shows up. And I'm sitting
there and watching. I'm like, yeah, nice. Okay,
good. Bring that back. And just like you said,
the set's stunning. The script is so good, dude.
Oh, yeah. When it comes to that time jump in,
I think it's the fourth episode. I think I've
seen the time jump, yeah. I think it was the
end of the third episode. Right. So it jumps.
It might be three episodes in there. Okay. So
by the third episode, I was like, where's the
projection of this going? Yeah. I couldn't figure
out how things were going to happen, what they
were setting up. But yeah, in the fourth episode,
it jumps forward a year. Right. Actually, I have
seen, yeah, I am at the time jump. Yeah. So it
jumps forward a year after, you know, they make
the escape from the farm world and stuff. But
yeah, just. Yeah, when they go off in the. TIE
Fighter. In the TIE Fighter, yeah, the experimental
one. Yeah. The production on this thing. So good.
Unbelievable. It is. The guy who, Gabriel Lerner,
is that his name? Mm -hmm. I think so. He's so
good, dude. Oh, yeah. He's very compelling to
watch. Yes. Very conflicted kind of guy. Yeah.
And or is. We haven't seen K2SO yet. Not yet.
I think he pops up very soon for me. Maybe like
the seventh or eighth episode. Right. Well, there's
only eight episodes, isn't there? There's 12.
Is there really? Okay. Dude, just beautiful to
watch. Like the cinematography of it is so good,
man. Yeah. I'm glad of how good it is that it
isn't like a step down to step up into Rogue
One. Yeah. Man, it's just going to be fucking
straight in. Straight in. It's going to look
sensational, if not better than Rogue One. Even
just the stupid scenes where Mon Mothma. He's
just dancing around. Fucking beautiful, man.
Yeah. Like that room that she's in and her movements
look so good. I'm just drawn in. Yeah. Just drawn
in and I shouldn't be. Yep. Like it's fucking
a Star Wars TV show. None of them are good. Not
until this. Dude, this is so brilliant. Yeah,
I can't wait to finish it. I don't want it to
end. It's that good. kind of hoping that I get
to the point where I can just go straight into
Rogue One and watch Rogue One again. Well, yeah,
I think you told me that, that this dovetail
straight into Rogue One, like this last scene
in this, is his first scene in Rogue One, which,
yeah, perfect storytelling. I'm a little worried
about everybody that's around him because they're
not in Rogue One. No. And we know how Rogue One
ends. Coming back to that, we always say prequels
piss me off because they hold no weight. By introducing
all these characters around him that he has attachments
to and they're killing him off. They're showing
weight for his character, the way that he is
in Rogue One where he doesn't really want to
get attached to anybody else. He doesn't want
to care about no one else. He's got K2SO and
that's it. This is showing why he is like that
because he has attachments in Andor Season 1.
He has attachments in Andor Season 2. And you
can see that starting to wear on him as more
and more of his attached people start dying off.
Yeah, you're starting to see where he's kind
of drive for the rebellions coming from. Yeah.
He knows, like, I don't know whether he knows
yet, but he knows that it's going to be a losing
battle. Like he's going to have to sacrifice
himself or a whole lot of other people just to
make a dent. Yeah. But, dude, so good. So compelling.
And I can't stop watching it. Yeah. Is that good?
I'm hanging out for K2SO. I want to know how
that happens. Yeah. I really do. I find that
the two Imperial characters, I can't remember
their names for the life of me. He was like in
all that. I'll be putting that in like mine earlier.
Can't see shit, mate. analytic guy and old love
who's very severe. They ended up together at
the end of season one. Yeah, I find them kind
of compelling too, their roles, even though they're
the fucking bad guys and stuff. It'll be interesting
to see where they go. You know, this is a show
about rebellion. Are they going to see the light
by the end of this or what? I even like the,
Like the very first episode, the first time you
see Andor and he's hijacking that ship. Yep.
And he's sitting there and he's talking to that
girl. She's like, you know, what's going to happen?
Am I going to die? And he's like, if you do,
so what? This needs to happen. Yep. You need
to understand the weight of what you're doing
and how it's going to carry on down the line.
So even if you are scared, I still need you to
do this, otherwise there's going to be two of
us dead, not just one. Yep. Just conveying that
sort of shit and having that, this as a prequel,
I'm not losing the weight. It's still there.
Yeah. He knows he's not the Rebellion. Yeah.
He knows he's just a part of it. Yeah. And maybe
a crucial part, but a part that needs to be played.
Yeah. Dig it. Dig it. Tick. Watch Andor season
two, man. It's good. Look, here you go. Even
if you're not a Star Wars fan. Absolutely. It's
great. Yeah. You don't need to be a Star Wars
fan. There's no Skywalkers. There's no Jedis.
There's no Force. There's no nothing of that.
It's just a good show. Yeah. There's no mystical
stuff. It's just a hard sci -fi. Yep. Like it.
Dig it. I will continue watching it. Yep. Even
the exploration of the different speeder bikes
on different planets, they're just the same technology
but different on each planet. Yeah, like the
ones on the farm planet, they were a bit more
husky because they needed to cut shit around
and that. Yeah. I like that they're based around
these worlds that aren't necessarily full -on
alien worlds. They're mostly the empire, like
the human race or human analog characters, but
then you get different views of different aliens.
They're not just using the same aliens in different
places. Yeah, you see like, fuck, I haven't seen
one of those before or I haven't seen that since
that movie and just tying in little bits and
pieces. I think having the director and the writer
that has nothing to do with Star Wars, that maybe
just likes sci -fi and like you said, man, he's
a history buff. Yeah, he knows all about rebellions
and how they begin and work. And he's doing such
a good job, man. property again. I think he's
nailed this. And like I said, this character
has no right. This show has no right to be as
good as it is and or isn't a compelling character
in Rogue One. No. He's a dick bag. I don't care
about him in that. Makes sense now though. It
fucking does. It's just checking all the boxes
that you need. to actually I'm going to re -watch
Rogue One after this and I'll watch it with different
coloured lenses. Like it's going to change that
movie for me just because I've followed where
he's come along in this whole, you know, this
absolutely incredible story that they're telling.
I remember when they first announced it, I'm
like, oh, I don't think that's going to work.
Why do we need to see that? I'm glad it's there.
100%. But, yeah, even if you just go into it
for the eye candy, holy shit, man, these sets
are gorgeous. Lock on Mothma. Mon Mothra's world,
I figured I'd call. Yeah. Is it Mon? No. No.
Mon is what she is. Mothra is a name. Yeah, I
can't remember the name of the joint. Or is her
name Mon? Her name's Mon Mothra, yeah. Mon from
Mothma. Her name is Mon. Mothra is her last name.
Mothma. What did I say? Mothra. Mothra is a moth
out of Godzilla. Mon Mothra. What is it? Moth.
Moth. Mon Mothma. Mothma. Yeah. Sorry, that.
Mon Mothra. I'm going to use my Google. Mon Mothma.
Star Wars character. Leave the Galactic Senate
loyalist faction Mon Mothma. Oppose Supreme Council
of Palestinians policies during the final days
of the Republic. And dude, the chick who plays
Mon Mothma in this looks so good. I'm pretty
sure Mon Mothma is the only character that's
been in every Star Wars fucking property. She
was in Return of the Jedi. She was in Clone Wars
and Rebels. She was in Rebels. No, she wasn't
in Return of the Jedi. When I say property, I
mean like at least one of the trilogies, like
in each of the trilogies. Right. Yeah, because
she was in Rogue One. Yep. She was in Ahsoka.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure she's been in everything.
Yeah, right. Okay, let's find out where she's
from. Chandrila. Chandrila. Fucking hell. Yeah,
the Chandrila wedding. Yeah, just the cultures
that they have created for this as well. I dig
it, man. Love it. I can't say enough good things
about it. And I like Skarsgård's character. Seems
a bit shifty so far. A bit shifty, but he's like
he is. I want to know what compels him. Yeah,
right. Because he's moving all these pieces around.
He seems to be kind of the one that is spearheading
the, not spearheading, driving the spear of,
you know. The whole thing. But see, this is the
thing. I don't know what side he's on yet. He's
a rebel. You reckon he's a rebel? Yeah, 100%.
Yeah. Is it the end of season one or the beginning
of season two when he gets pulled up in his little
ship and he fucking does the evasive action and
fucking pulls out all the fucking... He lists
lazily to the left? Not quite. Hang on, man.
I know some manoeuvres. That's what the ship
does. Mining Falcon. Yeah. All these countermeasures
and he fucking blasts out of there in a little
ship that isn't meant to be that fast. Yeah,
right. That was the end of season two. Season
one, I think. Yeah, it was pretty cool. It's
been a while since I've watched it. Oh, you said
you didn't watch all of it. No, I did. When did
you watch it? No, I didn't. I think there's two
episodes I haven't watched. You're a dick. I
don't care because I haven't missed anything.
You have. No. You missed that. You just told
me about it. I didn't see it. Oh, man. I'm a
genius. Maybe you should go back and watch the
last two. I'll watch it after this. Okay. I'll
watch it after Rogue One. It'd be funny if it's
like. Oh. When you watch it. Now I get it. Sheesh.
Are you around to watching any of those The Northmen?
No. I've got so much shit on my plate. Plus I've
got a kid that wakes me up at 3 o 'clock this
morning. 3 o 'clock, Jeremy? Well, you could
have messaged me or something. 3 o 'clock. Every
day. What time do you go to sleep, motherfucker?
9 last night. Piece of shit. 9, 10, 11, 12, 1,
2, 3. 7 hours of sleep. 6. 6 hours of sleep.
I've got 3. Fuck you, Logan. I love you, mate.
Just don't wake Dad up. He watches the show,
eh? He loves watching Uncle Stretch and Dad on
YouTube. He shouldn't. No. Because there's some
shit that gets said in this place. Mm -hmm. Holy
balls. Yeah. What else do I watch? I started
watching Jupiter Ascending today. Trash. It is
trash. Happy Gilmore 2. Mm -hmm. Have you watched
it? No, I haven't, no. Fuck everybody that hates
this movie. Yeah, right. I've heard – what was
the meme I saw? Something along the lines of
this movie only relies on fucking – Nostalgia?
Nostalgia. Why? Who cares? Dumb jokes, something
else and something else, and they're like, and
it's perfect. Perfect. Yeah. It is perfect, dude.
Shooter McGavin, love him to death. I don't like
the villain. It was the guy who directed Uncut
Gems with Adam Sandler. Young bloke, absolutely
moronic looking. He's just weird looking. He's
a crappy actor. There's a scene where there's
a fight in a graveyard and it's got the gravestones
of basically everybody that's died since the
original. We're talking 30 years ago. And it's
got all the... It's got all the, even down to
the Mr. Mr. Lady that gets crushed by the air
conditioner. There's a picture of her on a gravestone.
But it's got everyone from, you will not make
this putt, you jackass. It's got everybody there.
And it's emotional. It's like he hasn't forgotten
anybody. The little blonde fucking, you know,
the little blonde caddy that he shakes to death
and like, where were you on that one, jackass?
And he shakes him on the gravestone. He's in
it as a golf pro because that's what he did after
that movie. He went and became a golf. It's so
heartwarming to see that, like, and he's got
his two kids as a producer on this and they're
both in it. So he's just providing for his family
and friends for the rest of their life. Dude,
Adam Sandler can't do, like, he's made a couple
of shit movies and not all of his movies blow
the skirts up of everybody. But as someone who
grew up with Adam Sandler movies, I'm so grateful
they exist. When I went to Universal Studios,
they pointed out, like, this is where Adam Sandler,
you know, his offices, this is where Happy, what's
it called? Happy Madison Productions. Happy Madison
Productions is. And, you know, you can often
apparently see them getting, like, a group of
them, David Spade and all that, getting around
in a fucking golf cart and just carrying on and
whatnot. And, yeah, just them making. Movies
with their friends and carrying on like children
basically. Dude, everyone goes, oh, Adam Sandler
movies are stupid. They make me laugh, dude.
Of all the shit that's going on in the world,
you can always put on an Adam Sandler movie and
feel good. Not click. That messes me up. That's
such a hard watch, man. And as fathers who work
a lot, it fucks you up, dude. No, no bueno. No.
Everyone hates Click because they reckon it's
a shit movie. No, I hate Click because it just
goes, hey, look at this. Holds a mirror up to
you. Squeezes your heart. It's not good. Yeah.
And then Billy Madison, Happy Gilmore, Waterboy.
You name a better, apart from Star Wars and shit,
because that's what we grew up with. Name another
person who's contributed more to your childhood,
teenage years in cinema and film than Adam Sandler.
And music. And music. Tollbooth Willie, motherfucker.
Let's roll. Yeah, no, it's up there. And after
all these years, man, no one in Hollywood has
ever said a bad word about Adam Sandler. Yeah,
as a person, no. Everybody seems to fucking get
along with him. Everybody loves him, dude. I
love that he just rocks up to play basketball
games, fucking just in his fucking, the shit
that he wears every day, basketball shorts and
fucking shirts. Just plays basketball with random
people. And the dude can play. Yeah. He can play
golf, man. Holy shit, he can play golf. Like,
he plays with, like, PGA Tour pros. Yeah. Like,
he. He put them all in this movie for fuck's
sake. You put Taylor Swift's boyfriend in this
movie. He's an NFL star. He just put, you know,
the bloke out of Waterboy. That guy who talks
like that. Everybody know that boy. He's in it
for three minutes. But it gives him. It gives
him an acting credit. So he's going to get paid
every time this movie gets streamed, every time
this movie gets – he's – oh, dude. Fuck off anyone
that's got something negative to say about Adam
Sandler. Even Steph fucking loves Adam Sandler
movies. I think fucking 50 First Dates and –
That one was a hard one too. Blended get played
quite fucking frequently. Blended's another hard
one. Dude, he's got so much heart in these movies,
dude. And he always gets hotties to play his
wife. It's fucking funny, man. And they're all
his friends. Jennifer Aniston's been one of his
best friends since he was 21. Yeah. What? Yeah.
Drew Barrymore is one of his best friends as
well. Yeah. What? Uncut James is the only movie
I don't like, really. Oi, great movie. Not an
Adam Sandler movie, though. It's not even a great
movie. It's fucking meh. Did you watch the, I
forget what it was called. The Ridiculous Six?
No, I didn't. Oh, shit. That stupid werewolf
guy out of Twilight plays a complete retard in
it. It's so fucked up. What was his name? Tyler
Lawton. Tyler Lawton, yeah. Yeah, didn't he fuck
his career up? I don't know how, though. There
is a story there. I've read it. I can't remember.
Really? Apparently he's getting bigger on social
media at the moment. Yeah, right. He just shares
what he does at home with his wife all the time.
She's not a vampire. So I don't think anyone
cares. All right. Well, that's all I've watched.
I think that's all I've perused this week too.
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