From the Dungeons of Morningstar, I'm Clint.
I'm Tahn. I'm Ling. And I'm Stretch, and this
is Prevailing Strange. Not the Christmas edition!
Alright guys, so we've got a bit of a special,
probably to wrap up the year. The idea is to
kind of go over... Maybe what's coming out this
year and just have a little talk with some friends.
Fuck yeah, dude. The amount of content that we've
got to cover this, just this last six months
of the year is insane. I don't know where this
is going to go. It's going to go off the rails
quick, I think. We're going to need more memory
cards, my friend. What would have been the movie
that was probably too far and scared you that,
you know, stopped you from watching that type
of shit for a while? Was there anything like
that? It. And I watched it in my 20s with Endine
and Partridge. I never watched It. The original.
No. My parents wouldn't let me. No, really? It
was a clown. I wasn't interested. I didn't think
clowns were scary at all. Oh, homie, it was a
– for the time, it was transcendent. It was pretty
good. I didn't even realise it wasn't even a
movie. It was like a TV series, a miniseries.
Yeah, a miniseries. A lot of the Stephen King
stuff, like Langoliers and all that shit, was
a TV miniseries. The stand back then, too. Yeah,
it was. That was good back then. That was long.
Fuck, it was long, man. I think – Event Horizon
was something that fucking blew my mind. Do you
know that that almost never made it to print?
They had such a shitty reception to it that it
was hated that much that they were nearly not
going to release it. And then it just went home
video, dude. It just went and killed it. It's
open weekend. It was like a $38 million film
or something. Pretty good budget back in the
day. Yeah. I think it made like $6 million. And
I've heard heaps about it, but I've never watched
it. Bro. It's amazing. Yeah. I think that was
a little bit later, or Pumpkinhead was another
one that fucking rattled me as a kid. I'm probably
going to stick with Event Horizon. Yeah. Yeah,
but what was it? Leave it out there, man. Fuck,
man, I used to dream of that shit. The funny
thing was I didn't even hire it myself. It was
friends of friends, like older kids, had come
around to like a house party at mum and dad's
and they're like, oh, yeah, we're going to get
a movie. I think they'd only just got their licences
or something like that so they've hired movies,
come around, put this movie on. And here's me
and my brother fucking sitting there on the couch
beside him in the dark and going, what the fuck
is going on here? Yeah, it was pretty fucking
gory. Yeah, mind -warping. It's good. I think
for me it was I remember a mate of my dad's brought
over Robocop and I would have been six or seven
back then. And when he's doing the whole and
blowing. And they didn't cut. Oh, no. I remember
hiding behind the couch and just like, I don't
think my dad realised how bad it was going to
be. But, again, that's one of my favourite movies
now, so it worked out. It was like fucking X
-Files. You'd be laying in bed of a Wednesday
night at 9 o 'clock and. And you sit there and
you go, no, for fuck's sake, it's going to be
a bad time. I watched it the other day. It's
shit. Nothing to be scared of. I've rewatched
it. It's good, but it's not scary. Nothing to
be scared of. The first season, though, was a
lot different to what it sort of ended up. The
first season has some really. Creepy stuff. It
had a real anthology feel the first season and
then it started to get like a cohesive fucking
storyline. Because I do remember the guy who
used to be able to stretch himself through. Yeah,
yeah. That was the second episode or first episode?
That one, I was like, this is good. But then
what it turned out to be. Husks and shit where
he was an insect. Yeah. It just sort of went
a bit. I remember watching it laying down because
mum and dad's lounge was across the hallway so
you could. Sneak out and lay down and watch the
TV. They didn't know you were there. Well, they
do now. They do now. I'm not going to be able
to do that anymore. No, he's bigger than the
lamp. It was the one with the growling bugs that
were like afraid of light. But if you lost light,
they kind of cocooned everybody. It was in the
first season. It was like episode five or six.
That one freaked me out as a kid. Soft. I'd take
being scared as a kid now than fucking being
scared of fucking movies as an adult. Clint.
Well, movies aren't as scary now. Mortgages are
way more. I have four mental breakdowns a year
and it's every time I get me fucking bad statement.
And I'm like, what the fuck are we doing? Why
am I doing this? Why are we doing this? Let's
just fucking. It's Romeo and Juliet this year.
Jesus. No, let's fuck off out of the bush and
just retire on what we've got. We've got a plan.
We'll fuck off to Thailand when Logan's 18 because
that's the only place we're going to be able
to afford to retire. I've got too many friends
around here. Like, Steph's talking about fucking
moving overseas and shit like that before. I'm
like, no. Then I'd have to make new friends.
No, you just fly back here. It's fucking. You
would do that. I wouldn't do that. I fucking
hate flying. I don't fit on the plane, man. Neither
do I. Fucking I was like Kevin Smith had to buy
two then, motherfucker. The first time I went
to the States, I'm like, didn't sleep much the
night before, packed late, fucking too excited,
whatever. It's all right, I'll sleep on the plane.
Get on the plane, I don't fit. You will not,
motherfucker. This is uncomfortable as fuck.
Pop a few pills, try and sleep, doesn't work.
The fuck's in 16 hours later, I land in fucking
New York. We get the hire car, we're going to
drive four hours to Boston. I'll drive. It's
fine. You fell asleep? I've been up for over
24 hours. No, I did not. We got an hour out of
Boston. I had to pull over and get Seth to drive,
but it was fucked. Well, I'm not allowed to sleep
on an aeroplane. You snore? I fucking snore.
It'll be a tube of just fucking reverberating
snoring. Everybody snores on a plane, man. Who
gives a fuck about that shit? No, I don't want
to embarrass people. Not myself. I don't give
a fuck. I'm asleep. I don't think I've ever slept
on a plane. No, I find it hard. But, like, if
I go somewhere, I'm usually with Kaylee, and
she'll, like, want to sit on the aisle seat.
And then I like sitting on the window, but at
the same time, I like sitting next to Kaylee
more. So I end up getting the middle seat. Oh,
fuck that shit. Yeah. It's like I don't think
anybody actually picks those seats on the plane
unless they're the only ones left. Yeah. Yeah.
I agree. Yeah, that sucked. Speaking about movies
that disturbed you when you were a kid. Is there
any movies that disturb you now? Yeah. Like,
older, like, what? Which one was that? Aquaman.
Well, not so much this year, but I mean, in your
adult years, is there anything that's disturbed
you? I can name one, if I can remember the title.
I've got a couple. Possum? Yeah, you watched
one recently, yeah. That fucking disturbed me
to no end. It wasn't just the themes of the film.
It was the environment that it put you in. I
thought it was a beautiful movie, except for
the fucking theme of the whole thing. That's
what I mean. Like, it'd done its job. That's
what it set out to do. It wanted to make you
uncomfortable, and it fucking achieved it to
perfection. Everything, to its colour palette.
to the fact that there was no other fucking humans
in this show. The plants were drooping and the
camera never moved. So the camera was never a
character neither. Like he was just passing through
a visual window. And then they opened up their
fucking audio cues, man, and your skin crawled
just from some audio. That movie from start to
finish fucked me. And then there's Mother. Never
watched Mother. I will, but I haven't. Don't.
I haven't seen that one either. Just don't. Don't
even give it your fucking time. I've heard it's
rough, yeah. I'd have to say mine would be Requiem
for a Dream. Never seen it. Never? Only because
Scotty Harris said it's fucked up. It's fucked
up. The whole drugs and what they end up doing.
Oh, hang on. No, I'm thinking Scanner Darkly,
Requiem for a Dream. I don't think I've seen
it, no. Oh, it's. Fucked up. Yeah, okay. I think
every kid in high school should watch it because
it will make you think twice about drugs. Yeah,
okay. Like, I mean, hard drugs. Like, they're
talking, like, you know, heroin and shit like
that. Yeah. But it fucked up. It really fucked
up. People lose limbs and, yeah. I remember going
to a friend's place once. And there was this
dude who was making out with his mum and had
a cat wrapped in glad wrap. Bad boy. Bad boy.
I think I watched a little bit of it. And then
I'm like, fuck you guys, I'm going to go do something
more. Pete, that one I actually enjoyed. I thought
that was funny. Fucking Australian cinema. That
didn't disturb me. Maybe it's because I didn't
watch it from the front, not from the start.
Otherwise I'm sure I would have loved seeing
a cat get wrapped in glad wrapping. No, no. By
the way, it's his place I wrapped up. It is disturbing.
It is disturbing, but I didn't find it that bad.
It didn't fuck me up. I'm just like, oh, yeah,
weird shit happening. That's Australian cinema.
Yeah. I do like at the end, though, he becomes
a stinger. That makes sense, you know, if you're
that funny. Yeah, no, I can't think of anything
really. I think I've way desensitised myself
as a child to kind of worry about anything like
that. Yeah, no. Now, shit like The Mist traumatises
me. Oh, yeah. Shit like Cargo traumatises me.
I wouldn't say traumatised. Like they're definitely
heavy and I fucking tear up, but I don't think
I would avoid stuff like that. That cargo did
it too. Marabone. When you find out what's in
that fucking roof. Yeah. God. Fuck. Yeah. It
hits you like a ton of bricks. Here is one thing
that wigs me out. Kaylee likes watching like
medical shows like ER and Grey's Anatomy, all
that sort of stuff, right? Yeah. They'll be watching
it or whatever. You get an erection and you don't
know how to hide it. Well, when I'm at home,
I don't have to. As long as your daughter's in
bed. But you don't want to hide why you're getting
the erection? If anything, I should be proud
of it, right? Hang a flag off it. Hey, whoa.
Damn. Very small one, but I like it. You know,
I'll be, like, making a snack in the kitchen
or something. I look up and then there's somebody's
heart opening. Oh, fuck, I don't want to eat
now. I've got a bit of a weak stomach. I don't
want to see people. And a lot of those shows
now make it quite realistic. So, like, a dude
in a car getting hit with a shotgun and his gut's
expired, no worries. An actual medical procedure
freaks me out. I don't know why. No, I agree.
No, I agree. I've got no problem with it. There's
all this voodoo and magic inside me. I don't
want to see how it works. God created it, mate.
Both my parents were nurses, so the whole blood
and stuff just doesn't worry me. They never reacted
to any of that. I remember cutting my finger
open, blood's pissing out everywhere when I was
a kid, and they laughed at me. They thought it
was hilarious. They thought it was funny watching
me run around the house. See, movies like Hostel,
the Saw movies, some of that fucking torture
porn shit makes me a bit squeamish. Yeah, you
won't turn it off. Won't turn it off. The only
thing that worried me with those ones is when
they cut the ankle. Oh, yeah. That little muscle
there. Yeah. But that's the same as American
History X. Oh, the curve. The teeth on the curve.
And it wasn't so much. It's the teeth biting
that concrete. Yes. The sound of it. Yeah, it
wasn't so much the stomp. Yeah, it fucks you
done it even now. Just putting the teeth on the
concrete. It's like nails on the chalkboard,
I think. Yeah, it's pretty horrible. I think,
what was that movie? What was it called? It was
about the fucking idiots that go underground
cave diving shit. The Descent. No, not The Descent.
So there was another movie that came out before
that and it was an Australian movie. Only one
of them makes him out at the end. Oh, fuck, I
forget what it was called. But The Descent came
out after it and I was interested, but it turned
me off that completely. I do not like the idea
of being in a tight spot like that. Well, The
Descent is that. Gave me that same feeling. When
they first get into the cave and they go up and
that person gets stuck. Yeah. I've been there.
This is the most disturbing I've felt in a horror
movie in so long. Yeah, I was very, very uncomfortable
watching that one scene. Did you ever hear that
story that Cowboy Cerrone told? Oh, man. Fuck
off. That was always like this. Yeah. Like fucking
gripping my seat, dude, and he's telling this
story. of him underwater with one way out and
he couldn't see because someone stirred up silt
and it just blinded him and he couldn't see.
He wasn't the professional his mate was. His
mate was the professional and he freaked out.
And he had to leave his mate behind. Yeah. He's
like, what the fuck, where am I, where am I?
He said literally there was three or four times
where I was wishing, putting thoughts out there,
saying goodbye to my family and shit. I could
not come up, I could not come to that sort of
mortality. Man, there's that dude that him and
his brother and their mates had gone cave, not
exploring, not diving, not doing a diving thing,
and he thought he was going to one particular
area and he managed to get himself down there
but then couldn't get himself back. Oh, no, no,
no. He had to feed up one. Yep. He lasted like
two days. Oh, that's fucked up. That shit does
me in. The fact was. And the worst part was they
actually got help. Like they had professionals
at his feet and they still couldn't get him out.
Because the way he went over, his body sort of
bent over. They couldn't bend him back. They
couldn't bend his legs. I would have gone, break
the fucking legs, dick. Break them. So that shit
fucking freaked me out for a long time. So then
I started following these cunts that do that
on purpose just to fucking. I was like, it worked
as a kid. I'm desensitizing myself again. I was
just looking at working up cold sweats while
I'm at work, just looking at shit, just like
fucking putting myself through it. Fucking. Fucking.
What's the movie? Is it Buried? Is that the other
one? Oh, yeah. With Ryan Gosling. No, Ryan Reynolds.
That one did. The other handsome Ryan. That didn't
actually affect me as bad. That fucked me, dude.
As the descent. That, yeah. Yeah. And then you
hear about that fucking, those kids over in the
fucking, Was it Taiwan? Thailand. What, Thailand?
The soccer team. The soccer team and those poor
little fucking cunts. All from one bloke's fucking
hubris. No good. Anyway, enough of the fucking
caveman bullshit. What's everybody's guilty pleasure
movie? Dude. Milan Rouge. Milan. Wow, nice one,
bud. Unexpected. I watched it a lot, like, late
night when I was a teenager and stuff. Got erections?
No, not really. I just enjoyed it. The colour
saturation in it. When it goes into the dark,
you get those nice purple and blues. When it's
bright, you get the reds and oranges. It just
scratches that part of your brain. Yeah. No,
I really enjoyed it. Lucky you, man. Nice. What
about you, mate? Transformers. I know it's a
bad movie. I really know it's a bad movie. But
I love watching robots smash the shit out of
each other. And they did get... The original
Optimus Prime voice. We are here. We are waiting.
Come on now. That's up there with best ending
of all time. Some of the best CGI, even though
I hated what they did with the Transformers.
I know, I hated it, but it's so fun to watch.
You think about that movie, man. He would have
saved so much money. He would have saved so much
man hours if he just went G1. Yeah. I bet he
would have lost the sponsorship. Yeah. He could
have gone G1 and kept the same GM. You just don't
have to fucking have all that clunky fucking
shit they had. Simplify it, bro. It worked for
Bumblebee. Bumblebee was the best. Oh, yeah,
Bumblebee was really good. No doubt. I think
that director did another one after that too,
didn't he? The same director of Bumblebee did
a Transformers after that one. Did he? Revenge
of the Fallen? No, that was way before. It was
the last one that they did. The Beast Wars one.
I think it might have been. Yeah. Yeah, and that
wasn't too bad, not as good as Bumblebee. It
was one of the better ones, but Bumblebee was
the best. Yeah. What were you saying, mate? Oh,
I've already forgotten. Sorry, I have a short
– I'm like a fucking goldfish. Oh, okay. There's
a few times where I'm like, oh, just wait, and
then everybody stops talking and I'm like, no,
lost it. Sorry. I haven't done my guilty pleasure,
that's all. What's your guilty pleasure, mate?
Debbie does Dallas. That's not guilty at all.
Or showgirls. No, it'd definitely be League of
Extraordinary Gentlemen. Yes. Actually, I'm excited
about that. It's not a guilty pleasure, though.
A lot of people hate it. Critics fucking bomb
it. It's such a good movie. And you know what?
Beautiful. I didn't realise I was looking on
IMDb. That's one of Sean Connery's last movies.
That is his last movie. Was League of Australian
Gentlemen. Yeah. He only did voiceover work after
that? Bullshit. Bullshit. He hasn't acted since.
No, he died. Obviously, he's dead. Who? Sean
Connery. Sean Connery's dead? Sean Connery's
what? He's dead. No. Fucking stop it. Did we
fucking forget that? Did we? Holy shit, no fucking
way. Yeah. Is he? He fucking died, dude, five
years ago. Yeah. Age 90. Like, come on, he was
old. Holy shit. I only know this because after
watching Indiana Jones and The Isle of Destiny,
I looked it up, and the last movie he'd done
was The Leave of the Strong Gentlemen. I'm like,
wow, that was such a good movie. That could have
been done better. Oh, absolutely. It definitely
had its failings. But, man, that kind of public
domain character, a team -up. Man, that fucking
ticks a lot of boxes. Oh, yeah. It was just a
great idea. I just think, I don't know, I think
the budget maybe or this is the way they did
it. It could have been better. But, yes, I agree.
That was a good movie. The comic book was great.
I've got to admit, I thought Sean Connery was
good in it. Oh, yeah. As well as the dude that
played Dorian Gray. Oh, fuck off. Dorian Gray
was a dick. Exactly, but he was supposed to be
a dick. Yeah. A lot of people played good roles,
like Mina Harper in it was sensational. Hell,
yes. Captain Nemo was great. There was a lot
of good roles. And just there was something about
it that was – Just look at it. Yeah. It just
felt like a little cheap maybe. It might have
been – I don't know. It was the practical effects
for Mr. Hyde. Yeah. Yeah. Kind of a little bit.
Yeah. But I like it for that as well. Yeah. I
don't know. Yeah. It was a good movie though.
It got knocked a lot. Oh, it did. Yeah. But the
sets. Dude, the sets were incredible. Oh, yeah.
I mean, I think just the idea is the same as
like Van Helsing. Great idea. Why didn't that
go further? I know. Far out. And what's the one
with Van Diesel? The last one. They're making
another one. Yes. That's based on his D &D campaign.
Yeah. And again. Good ideas. Yeah. Just unfortunately
they didn't hit the mark. So there was a TV show
that was based on, like, the team -up of, like,
public domain characters called Penny Dreadful.
Did you ever watch that? Yeah, I did see that
and I never watched it. Yeah, I watched it. I
enjoyed it. Fucking good. But then it got canned
and they wrapped it up heaps early and it just
fell kind of flat with the way they wrapped it
up because they'd fanned out, okay, so we've
got to try and wrap it up in this season. Frankenstein's
storyline toward the end is just fucking. Yeah.
Yeah, but like Eva Green's character was sensational
in that. And what was his name? What's his name?
Josh Hartnett. Josh Hartnett. Yeah, he plays
the American werewolf in it. He's a fucking very
cool character. That was his kind of return to
the screen after his little hiatus that he had.
And it's just like, oh, fucking Josh Hartnett.
That was a bit of a thing. Yeah, it's really
good. Did anybody ever watch a movie of his called
Lucky Number 11? No. Bruce Willis. Lucky number.
Lucky number 11. You talked about this the other
week. It sounds weird. It is fucking incredible.
One of the – it's one of the fucking pinnacle
of the switcheroo. They do a thing and it's called
the Kansas City Shuffle. And the whole switch
of this movie is fucking bonkers. And so well
done. I give you all permission to watch it.
I've written it down in my list. I think I have
watched it. Because it's got Morgan Freeman and
everything. Massive cast, man. Yeah, Morgan Freeman,
Josh Hartnett, Ben Kingsley, Lucy Liu, Paul McGuire.
Yeah. Fucking great movie. You're just sleeping
on the sloven. I think I've seen that. I think
I have. Speaking of movies that not many people
have watched back in the day, did anybody ever
watch Death to Smoochie with Robin Williams?
Oh, Edward Norton. Edward Norton. Yeah, that
was good. Great. A lot of people slept on it.
It was so fucking funny, man. But it was a dry
funny. It wasn't a poke funny. It was, fuck,
man. Even now, if you went back and watched it
now, there's shit that you'd pick up that you
missed. Oh, yeah. Robin Williams being the bad
guy in it. Because he used to be like the funny
kind of lovable guy, but he was the funny bad
guy in this. And then he did one -hour photo.
I was going to say, yeah, one -hour photo. And
there was another one after that he did too where
the villain, I'm sure. Was it like a cat and
mouse and him and a detective? Something like
that, yeah. I'm sorry. It's the cameras. I'm
getting nervous. Actually, no, I normally talk
fucked up, so yeah. Well, I say that comedic
roles really do take a dark turn and it shows
for the better. Fucking Jim Carrey in the number
23, dude. Yeah. I did enjoy that movie. So good.
Yeah, not many people do. Speaking of that, also
Adam Sandler, Punch Drunk Love. I haven't seen
that. You haven't seen it? No. Oh, phenomenal
movie. Okay. It's so good. Adam Sandler, very
dramatic role and he is so good in it and is
really good when you watch it. If you were a
big fan of Adaptation and those sort of, what's
the other one that Jim Carrey did? Lai Lai. No,
no, no. The one where he's living the memories.
Living the memories of his relationship. Eternal
sunshine of the spotless mind. That was, yeah.
At first I didn't like it, but then sort of when
I started to understand. No, the whole idea of
him, like, to forget, he has to, like, live through
it and then, like, wanting not to. Yeah. No.
If you like those sort of movies, if you love
those movies, Punch Drunk Love, definitely you
need to watch. Okay. It's probably one of the,
and Adam Sandler's done a few serious roles.
That one is probably his most serious, and it
was phenomenal, really good. I think it's one
that a lot of people don't realise because they
only see him for his comedic role. Well, I really
haven't liked him. Well, I mean, I don't, no,
no, no, stop, stop, don't overreact. Chill, people.
His better stuff was back in the day. No. Yes,
with Big Daddy. No, no, no. Flick, motherfucker.
Oh, no, no, no. Don't do that to us. No, Flick,
motherfucker. No, Flick's not that good. No.
A lot of his newer stuff like, what's it called?
Uncut Diamonds. Uncut Gems. Yeah, Grown Ups and.
What? Grown Ups was good. No, I'm not saying
it's bad. I'm just saying it and you've got,
what's that one with Drew Barrymore with the.
51st. Oh, yeah. I don't know the families together.
Blended. Some of his newer stuff, it's like it
rides on his like talent. Yeah. Like he's obviously
got it through. It's very, very Adam Sandler
centric. Yeah. Where like Big Daddy and some
of his older stuff was. It's his edgier stuff.
When he used to do the fucking music, like fucking,
kill me. Yeah, like fucking. Yeah, like some
of that stuff, I resonate more with that. Yeah,
okay. Well, I'm just looking like there has been
some really good stuff. Like Leo, did you see
Leo? The animated wizard. Oh, yeah. That was
good. But there was one, Hustle. Have you seen
Hustle? That's a basketball coach. Yes. No, I
didn't watch it. No, it's really good. It's really
good. I enjoyed it. I really, really enjoyed
it. Is it an Adam Sandler comedy? No, it's a
serious role. I'm talking comedies. I'm not talking
these. I like the Billy Madisons. Yeah, definitely.
I like the Billy Madisons. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
If you were going to make a top five, hang on.
Wait, wait, wait. 30 seconds. IT crowd? That
is one of my most favourite TV shows ever. Dang.
That is the best. Fucking love that. I don't
know about that. So good. I loved it. You remember
when they find the robot in the wild? Yeah. I've
never even fucking heard of that show. Have you
seen the OT crowd? Have you not? I've watched
some of it. Actually, no, there's one thing that
beats that. One thing that beats that, Black
Books. I haven't watched Black Books. Have you
seen Black Books? No, I've seen Black Books.
I've heard it's good. Oh, my God. It is so good.
Oh, you have to watch Black Books. I have to.
It is gold. Who's in it? What is it? Where is
it? Okay, Black Books basically is about a guy
who owns a bookshop and just British comedy.
Okay, so British comedy can be hit and miss for
me. No, no, you have to watch this one. It is
gold. Who's in it? Okay. Don't go bringing stuff
to the table if you don't know what it's about.
It's been a while. You've got to be ready to
sell this shit. You want to throw shit around,
you've got to fucking know what you're talking
about. It's like when I throw Ted Lasso. Okay.
Dylan Moran. Do you know Dylan Moran? The name's
familiar. Bill Bailey. Yep. I know Bill Bailey.
Yep. And Tamerson Gregg. You probably know her
from Shaun of the Dead, I think she's in. Yeah,
okay. Fuck, that's good. Fucking great. That's
her there. She looks familiar. She's in Shaun
of the Dead, isn't she? Yeah, I think so. Yeah.
No, you definitely need to watch Black Books.
Hey, Shaun, Shaun. Black Books is golden comedy.
It's like dark British comedy. We're talking
situational, supernatural kind of. No, just situational.
It's crazy. It's a bit weird. Do they own a bookshop?
Yes. I think I have heard of it. Fuck, that's
90 % of British shows, isn't it? Weird cunts
coming in and interactions. Yeah, there's one
part that, there's like funnier parts that I
remember, but one part I can explain that might
give you an idea. So, Lil' Bailey's character,
he's coming in, he's a new hire. And anyway,
Dylan Moran, who owns the bookshop, he says,
Okay, this is when I... take a lunch break and
I would close the shop. And then Bill Bay's like,
oh, well, it's different now that I'm here. And
Bill Murray's like, yes. And as he walks out,
he walks out the shop, locks the door, and then
he's like banging on the door and he opens it
and he's like, yes. I said, it's different because
I'm here now. He's like, it is. I've never locked
someone in before. Fucking hell. Yeah, no. I've
got to be in the mood for, like, I don't mind,
like, the talk shows, like you said, that 9 Out
of 10 Cats or whatever it's fucking called. Jimmy
Carr's hilarious. Yes, I love that. Those kind
of comedy shows are fucking dry as fucking funny.
I was literally heartbroken when fucking Mr.
Locke passed. Fuck, man, that was hard. But,
yes, some of the comedies, like scripted comedies,
can be a bit. Yeah. Even like Ricky Gervais,
who is fucking gold. Some of his stuff is fucking
funny. Like that one where he's that guy? He's
kind of a special guy and his mate's rooting
all the fat birds in the fucking trailer. Yeah.
That's fucking funny for the wrong reasons. Yeah.
Some of it's a miss, mate. Yeah. Some of it's
a miss. No. Fuck me dead. Yeah. Good times. Wrap
us up, sir. Right on. Okay. Thank you guys for
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