FH Mini 53 - Prolific Pals

[0:00] Hey everyone, it's the Flophouse. I'm Dan McCoy.

Dan McCoy

[0:08] I'm Stuart Wellington, just chomping on some watermelon.

[0:10] Stuart was chewing. He delayed him.

Elliott Kalan

[0:13] And I'm Elliot Kalin, not choosing to shove some food in my mouth at the moment I'm supposed to say my name.

[0:20] Did I once stand there eating a bag of Doritos as Barack Obama got closer and closer to me, shaking hands down a line of people, only to realize at the last possible minute that I would have Dorito dust all over my hands?

[0:34] Yes, but I don't put food in my mouth before I say my name on a podcast.

Stuart Wellington

[0:39] Yeah, so everybody, this is my fucking employee review apparently.

[0:44] Yeah.

[0:45] I hope it's a fucking shit sandwich.

Elliott Kalan

[0:48] So first, Stuart, you're in great shape. That's fantastic.

[0:52] Thank you.

[0:52] Criticism, you're shoving a lot of food in your mouth right before talking.

[0:56] I'm so hungry.

[0:57] And the final compliment is loving your array of shirts.

Dan McCoy

[1:04] Stuart is, here's a little peek behind Flophouse curtain for listeners.

[1:11] You may be wondering, you know, how does Stuart get so fit?

[1:15] Every time I see Stuart, he is either shoveling fruit or nuts into his mouth at all times.

[1:24] Like, I don't think he eats other foods.

[1:27] Well, like many, I think like a squirrel, he has taken up.

[1:30] Like many healthy people, he only eats healthy, non-filling food.

Elliott Kalan

[1:34] So he needs a lot of it.

[1:35] But eats them all the time.

[1:37] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[1:37] Constantly.

Stuart Wellington

[1:38] Yeah.

[1:39] My little teeths get a serious workout.

[1:42] Let me tell you.

[1:45] Teats.

Dan McCoy

[1:45] Oh, God.

[1:46] I was like, my little teats get a serious workout?

[1:49] I don't know what you're doing with those fruits and nuts.

[1:51] Dude, what the fuck is wrong with you?

[1:52] I misheard you.

[1:53] There's nothing wrong with me.

[1:55] My ears are bad.

[1:56] I guess my ears are wrong.

[1:57] Don't think about the classic kid's toy line, my little teats.

[2:00] That's a different thing.

[2:01] So what do we do on this podcast?

[2:02] Okay.

[2:04] Primarily, this is a podcast where we watch a movie, one that has been a critical or commercial flop,

[2:10] and then we talk about it.

[2:12] But on the off weeks, every other week, we kind of go freestyle.

[2:15] We do whatever we want.

[2:17] And this is one of those Flophouse Minis, sponsored by Minis Bar, apparently.

[2:23] And actually, it's spreading.

Stuart Wellington

[2:26] Actually, this is different.

[2:27] This is a Flophouse Manny, sponsored by Maniac of New York.

[2:31] Oh, thank you.

Elliott Kalan

[2:32] I appreciate that, Stuart.

[2:33] Nice.

[2:34] Maniac or Maniac, as it's also pronounced, of New York, on comic book store shelves now.

[2:38] Volume 1, The Death Train on trade paperback.

[2:40] And Volume 2, The Bronx is burning.

[2:41] Issues only at the moment.

[2:43] Will be collected someday.

Dan McCoy

[2:45] So often with these Minis, we sort of trade around who's taking the wheel,

[2:52] who's designing the Mini for that off week.

[2:56] And it came up to be mine yet again.

[3:00] And listeners, long-time listeners may know.

Elliott Kalan

[3:03] You said it again as if you've been doing it more than anyone else.

[3:06] No, no, no, not at all.

[3:08] Much like the wheel of karma, this wheel of fate that is having to host Flophouse Minis,

[3:14] it rotates constantly.

Dan McCoy

[3:16] If anything, I haven't done it in too long because we had a lot of interesting other stuff

[3:24] that was not necessarily any of us in the driver's seat.

[3:27] We just got some good guests, whatnot, whatever.

[3:30] You can listen to them.

[3:31] They're on our feed.

[3:32] Anyway.

[3:32] Yeah, check it out.

[3:33] But now that I'm in charge, Devious Game Master Dan has returned.

[3:41] Oh, no.

[3:43] Oh, no.

[3:44] I have another game.

[3:45] Oh, shit.

[3:46] Okay.

[3:46] McCoy saw.

[3:47] It's going to play out in two rounds of eight questions each.

[3:54] Don't worry.

[3:57] I saw Elliot's look of alarm.

[3:59] It probably shouldn't take that long.

[4:00] Although, you know, take all the fun diversions you want to because that's why people listen

[4:05] to this show.

[4:06] I mean, that's the thing.

[4:07] I'm factoring in the diversions.

[4:08] This is going to be a long end, folks.

Elliott Kalan

[4:10] At least it's not 12 rounds.

[4:12] Check out our 12 rounds episode from years ago.

[4:14] We probably said offensive things in it because we were young then.

[4:17] Yeah, and dumb.

[4:18] That's the only reason.

Stuart Wellington

[4:21] We were young and dumb and full of something.

[4:24] I don't remember what the...

Elliott Kalan

[4:25] We were young, dumb, and full of gum that we'd swallow.

[4:28] You're not supposed to do that.

[4:28] It just stays in your stomach forever.

Dan McCoy

[4:30] Yeah, it stays in your system forever.

[4:31] It grows into a gum tree.

[4:35] Yeah, so this is a game I devised.

[4:38] Like I said, it has two rounds of eight questions.

[4:43] I'll alternate who gets to answer first.

[4:47] And is the thing that we're supposed to take turns guessing what the game is?

[4:52] No, no, I will tell you that.

[4:53] I'm just saying.

[4:54] I'm doing this in unusual order where I tell the rules first and then I tell you what the

[5:00] game is.

[5:02] So I'll give you alternating chances at it and then the other person will have a

[5:08] chance to steal if they get it wrong.

[5:10] And it'll get a lot easier at that point as you'll see.

[5:14] But the game is...

[5:16] So there are very prolific artists out there in the world.

[5:22] Many of them working in film and television.

Elliott Kalan

[5:26] For instance, Dan, if I could bring up a real life story.

[5:30] Today, my older son is doing a book report on Leonardo da Vinci and he wanted to find an

[5:35] image of The Last Supper.

[5:36] And so I looked up da Vinci paintings and in the ad space that came up above the search

[5:40] results were posters of da Vinci paintings and then a poster of Scarlett Johansson.

[5:45] And I was like, wow, Leonardo da Vinci is more prolific than I thought.

[5:48] I didn't realize he painted any pictures of actresses from 500 years after he was alive.

Dan McCoy

[5:53] It's amazing.

[5:54] You know, some people just have the energy to do that kind of thing.

[5:57] Here's one of them.

[5:59] What?

Stuart Wellington

[5:59] It was a game of Pictionary and his partner was Nostradamus.

[6:05] And Nostradamus is feeding him clues.

Dan McCoy

[6:08] There you go.

[6:08] That makes sense.

[6:09] That makes sense.

Elliott Kalan

[6:11] So here's...

[6:12] Nostradamus goes, I'm the star of Ghost in the Shell.

[6:16] And da Vinci is like, the cartoon or the live action version?

Dan McCoy

[6:20] Here is one very prolific artist.

[6:25] No stranger to Flophouse Shores.

[6:28] His name is Mr. Eric Roberts, who has 664 acting credits on IMDb.

[6:36] Two away from Ultimate Evil.

[6:38] Now, you might think that's amazing.

[6:41] It's impossible to go bigger.

[6:43] No, no, no, no, my friend.

[6:45] Here's someone who has a lot of acting credits spread over the movies and television.

[6:51] Mr. Frank Welker.

[6:52] Uh-huh.

[6:53] The voice actor, predominantly, although he, you know, sometimes he'll be himself on camera in a live action role.

[7:00] But he has 872 acting credits on IMDb.

[7:07] A lot of animal sounds Frank Welker does.

[7:09] Yeah.

Elliott Kalan

[7:10] Now, when you say as himself in an acting role, you don't mean playing Frank Welker in movies.

[7:14] Like, the characters are like, we better stop off at Frank Welker's house for some advice.

Dan McCoy

[7:18] I mean, you see Frank Welker's face, even though he's playing a different character.

[7:23] You know, a live action.

[7:23] I see.

Dan McCoy

[7:23] I see.

[7:24] It's how one traditionally would say that.

[7:26] Yeah.

[7:27] Now, I know that this is a movie podcast, primarily, but always for a third thing, you want to throw in a curveball.

[7:36] James Patterson.

[7:38] James Patterson, novelist, or shall I say, man who puts his name on a lot of books.

[7:46] Whether or not he actually wrote them.

[7:49] James Patterson has, quote unquote, written more than 200 novels.

Elliott Kalan

[7:55] Or, I guess.

[7:56] I can believe that.

[7:57] I mean, like, Isaac Asimov wrote about two times as many books, but a lot of those were nonfiction also.

[8:02] Yeah.

Dan McCoy

[8:03] Well, that's, yeah, some of these are, like, I think that the.

Stuart Wellington

[8:08] I like how you just nagged Isaac Asimov right there.

[8:11] Mm-hmm.

[8:12] I mean, they weren't all novels.

Elliott Kalan

[8:13] Isaac and some of them were short story collections.

[8:15] No, no, no.

[8:16] Grandmaster of science fiction.

Dan McCoy

[8:18] Well, I'm correcting myself because I think that the website that gave me this figure may not have understood the difference between a novel and a nonfiction book.

[8:26] Because some of the titles that were listed were nonfiction books.

[8:30] Oh, I see.

[8:31] Okay.

Elliott Kalan

[8:31] Now, James Patterson has his.

[8:32] You should also mention, James Patterson's a very prolific commercial starer, if you're talking about actors mainly.

[8:37] Love it.

[8:38] He puts himself in his commercials and he is hilarious.

Stuart Wellington

[8:43] They basically, it's like, he says, like, one word, looks at the camera, and then eventually he's like, I want to read this.

Elliott Kalan

[8:51] I remember there was one for his book, Jack and Jill.

[8:53] He did one where he goes, Jack and Jill.

[8:57] Jack and Jill.

[8:59] My new novel.

[9:00] And it was like, what?

[9:01] Perfect.

Dan McCoy

[9:03] No, no.

[9:04] He's using the head-on commercial style, where if you just say the thing, it'll get lodged in your brain.

[9:12] So, of course, this game is, is this an Eric Roberts movie?

[9:17] Is it a Frank Welker project?

[9:20] You know, either movie or television show.

[9:23] Okay.

Elliott Kalan

[9:23] Very elevated if it's a project.

Dan McCoy

[9:25] Or is it a James Patterson book?

[9:28] Okay.

[9:29] Eric Roberts movie, Frank Welker project, or James Patterson book.

[9:34] And like I said, we'll, we're going to, you know, alternate who gets first crack at these.

[9:40] Do you have a name for this game?

[9:41] But if someone gets it wrong, they'll steal.

Elliott Kalan

[9:44] I think it.

[9:45] I think Roberts movie, Welker project, or Patterson book is a bit long as a name.

[9:49] So let's come up with a new one.

Dan McCoy

[9:52] The Prolific Pals.

[9:55] Prolific Pals.

[9:56] The game.

[9:57] The game.

Elliott Kalan

[9:58] Cool.

[9:59] Yeah.

[10:00] Okay.

[10:02] That's also the, that's also the Disney plus animated show featuring Eric Roberts, Frank Welker,

[10:08] and James Patterson solving problems around the neighborhood.

Stuart Wellington

[10:12] So this.

[10:14] It's a very similar personality team up from the, what the one where it was Bo Jackson, Michael Jordan,

[10:21] Wade and Gretzky.

[10:22] What was that?

[10:22] The super athletes or whatever.

[10:24] Something like that.

Elliott Kalan

[10:25] Super all stars.

[10:26] Yeah.

[10:27] You know that.

[10:28] So Eric Roberts, he's kind of the, he's the Donatello.

[10:31] He's all about machines.

[10:32] He's very sciencey.

[10:33] Frank Welker is of course the leader, very noble and disciplined.

[10:37] And James Patterson is the, is the kind of dumb brute.

[10:40] He's, he's the strength of the team.

[10:41] Yeah.

[10:42] And you know, he's not so bright, but he's got a lot of heart.

[10:44] Anyway, that's the prolific pals.

Stuart Wellington

[10:48] I'm buying you compared it to a team of four members.

[10:51] Okay.

Elliott Kalan

[10:51] Well, get me a party dude.

[10:54] And we can, we can add it to the group.

Dan McCoy

[10:57] I know I said that the digressions are the fun, but we're 12 minutes in and we haven't started

[11:01] the game.

Elliott Kalan

[11:01] I should mention James Patterson is not cool, but rude.

[11:04] Yeah.

[11:04] Okay.

[11:05] He's cool and polite.

[11:06] Don't want to get slandered.

[11:07] Yeah.

[11:07] That's why they call him James Politerson.

[11:09] Anyway, Dan.

[11:10] So prolific pals.

[11:11] Are we going to play this game or what?

[11:13] Yeah.

[11:13] So this first one, Stu gets first crack at it.

Dan McCoy

[11:17] Hell yeah.

Stuart Wellington

[11:17] I have, I've stolen the initiative.

Dan McCoy

[11:20] Yeah.

[11:21] You just got to answer Roberts, Welker, Patterson.

[11:24] Okay.

[11:25] The title is Deadly Nightshade.

[11:31] Roberts.

[11:32] That is a point for Stuart.

[11:33] Deadly Nightshade.

[11:35] Eric Roberts played Father Walsh in that.

[11:39] Okay.

[11:39] Father Walsh.

[11:40] Not even a priest.

[11:42] Yeah.

[11:43] I don't.

[11:43] Nope.

[11:44] I've never seen Deadly Nightshade.

[11:47] Oh, by the way.

[11:48] Certainly don't eat it.

[11:48] You know, both of the, both Roberts and Welker certainly, and well, and Patterson actually,

[11:55] have future.

[11:57] Whatever this fact is, you're making it up as you go along, I can tell.

[12:00] No, no, no, no.

[12:01] All three of these people have future projects listed on the pages that I consulted.

[12:06] Okay.

[12:06] I will tell you, I did not use any future projects.

[12:08] Oh, thank goodness.

[12:09] That would not be playing fair.

[12:10] Yeah.

[12:11] Extant projects.

[12:13] So, all right.

[12:14] Elliot.

[12:16] Oh, boy.

[12:17] Your title is Fire Breather.

[12:22] Fire Breather.

[12:23] I'm going to say Frank Welker.

[12:25] You got it, buddy.

[12:27] Fire Breather.

[12:29] Frank Welker plays dragon number one.

Elliott Kalan

[12:31] I figured it was probably a dragon movie.

[12:34] Frank Welker's We've Established plays animals.

Dan McCoy

[12:36] Number one.

Elliott Kalan

[12:38] So, not even a dragon with a name.

[12:40] No, no, no.

[12:41] It was probably Roars.

Stuart Wellington

[12:42] There's no personality there.

[12:43] How much of a dragon movie is this if the dragon doesn't have a name?

[12:48] Well, we know there's at least more than one dragon in it.

[12:51] I hope.

[12:51] Yeah, so you would think that unless there's like, I mean, if there's character dragons,

[12:56] would they just name another?

[12:58] That would be like.

[12:58] Oh, that's what I'm.

[12:59] Yeah.

[13:00] I think that they do.

[13:01] You're like human number one.

Dan McCoy

[13:03] Yeah.

[13:04] Human number one.

[13:06] The numbering system does not necessarily imply that there aren't more important dragons

[13:10] in this movie.

[13:12] Hey, if Frank Welker's playing it, then there are no more important dragons.

[13:14] That's the thing.

[13:15] It's true.

[13:17] Okay, so.

Stuart Wellington

[13:18] Well, the hero dragon's played by Chris Pratt, of course, doing his best Italian accent.

Elliott Kalan

[13:23] Yeah, and who does the voice of the woman dragon that actually solves all the problems

[13:27] but is not technically the hero?

[13:29] Because Chris Pratt is technically the hero.

Stuart Wellington

[13:31] Isabella Rossellini.

[13:33] Oh, I want to see this movie now.

Dan McCoy

[13:36] Isabella Waitressini.

[13:39] That's a long ago reference.

Elliott Kalan

[13:43] She's not in Waitress.

[13:44] I don't know.

[13:45] Anyway, we'll continue.

Dan McCoy

[13:46] Stuart.

[13:47] Stuart.

[13:47] Yep.

[13:48] You got the crack at this next one.

[13:51] I'm riding high.

[13:52] Yep.

Stuart Wellington

[13:52] I've stolen a march on Elliot.

[13:54] Okay.

[13:55] The next title.

Dan McCoy

[13:55] The game is tied right now.

[13:57] The game is tied.

[13:58] The next title is Private Paris.

[14:02] Private Paris.

[14:04] Oh, Private Paris.

[14:05] Wait.

[14:05] Say it again.

[14:06] Private Paris.

[14:08] I'm going to say Eric Roberts.

[14:11] No, that's not correct.

[14:12] Elliot, you have a chance to steal.

[14:14] It gets easier now because there's only two options.

[14:17] What is the second word in the title?

Elliott Kalan

[14:20] Paris.

[14:20] The capital of France.

[14:21] Oh, I thought you were saying Paris.

[14:23] And I was like, or parents.

[14:24] Or parents.

[14:25] And I couldn't quite tell.

[14:27] Can we get a less Mushmouse Toast in for Living Pals?

[14:31] I can't.

[14:32] I am the only.

Dan McCoy

[14:33] I mean, we could get Audrey in here, but I mean, we could.

[14:38] You know?

[14:39] That's true.

Elliott Kalan

[14:39] We could retool the series.

[14:42] No, you know what?

[14:43] Probably in the middle of the pilot episode, we shouldn't start retooling.

[14:46] In season seven.

[14:48] Maybe at least let's finish the in-house demo.

[14:50] Yeah.

[14:51] So it's Private Paris.

[14:53] I'm going to say that it's a James Patterson book.

Dan McCoy

[14:57] Elliot, you're correct.

[14:58] It is part of the Private Book Series, which is apparently a book series that James Patterson has.

Elliott Kalan

[15:03] That better be a book series about sex clubs in different world cities.

[15:07] Yeah.

[15:07] P is for Private Book Series.

Stuart Wellington

[15:10] That's Sue Grafton, Stuart.

[15:14] The cat who ate the Private Book Series.

[15:16] No, that's somebody else, so I don't remember who it is.

[15:20] Oh, man.

[15:21] I need an Anne McCaffrey name.

[15:23] The Dragon Riders of Private.

[15:25] Of Pern.

Dan McCoy

[15:28] Okay.

[15:28] Okay, so.

[15:31] What is a Mary Higgins Clark title?

[15:34] I can't think of any.

[15:35] Oh, no.

[15:36] That was a steal for Elliot.

[15:38] So, Elliot, it's your turn again.

[15:41] Okay.

[15:42] Does that make sense to me?

[15:43] I wouldn't argue against it.

[15:45] So, Elliot, this title is Season of the Machete.

Elliott Kalan

[15:51] Okay, Season of the Machete.

[15:53] Yeah.

[15:53] I'm going to say Eric Roberts for that one.

Dan McCoy

[15:55] No, that's incorrect.

[15:56] So, Stuart, what do you got?

Stuart Wellington

[16:00] I'm going to say Patterson, baby.

[16:05] Yeah, that's true.

Dan McCoy

[16:06] It is a Patterson novel.

[16:08] It's an early one from 1977.

Elliott Kalan

[16:11] Okay, if I had known it was early, because it sounds stupid.

Dan McCoy

[16:14] Yeah, that's classic Patterson.

[16:16] You know, seminal work.

Elliott Kalan

[16:18] That's before he discovered nursery rhymes.

[16:21] Yeah.

[16:21] Which was really a rich vein for him when it came to titles.

Stuart Wellington

[16:24] Which is weird, because people normally discover nursery rhymes when they're a baby in a nursery.

Elliott Kalan

[16:29] No, but he's a Benjamin Button, so he's living backwards.

Stuart Wellington

[16:32] Oh, so when he was a baby, he was actually an old man, and he was listening to, I don't know, fucking Car Talk or something.

Elliott Kalan

[16:40] You guessed it.

[16:41] World War II, the radio channel.

[16:44] Reading a lot of World War II books and Uncle John's bathroom readers.

[16:47] Things like that.

Dan McCoy

[16:49] I mean, two out of three of those things were things I enjoyed as a kid, so.

Elliott Kalan

[16:55] I have such a strong memory of the day my dad gave up on collecting all the Uncle John's bathroom readers.

[17:01] Yeah.

[17:01] The day he was just like, there's too many of them.

[17:03] I can't keep up.

[17:04] Yeah, yeah.

[17:05] He's defeated.

[17:06] It's like me with EC Comics reprints.

Dan McCoy

[17:11] You gave a good run at it, Dan, though.

[17:13] You got a lot of those collections.

[17:14] I did.

[17:14] I tried for a while.

[17:16] Okay.

[17:18] Wait.

[17:18] Who got the first crack?

[17:20] Elliot last time.

[17:22] This one's Stuart.

[17:23] Stuart stole it.

[17:24] Stuart.

[17:26] Yeah.

[17:27] Your title is Megaboah.

[17:32] Megaboah.

Stuart Wellington

Dan McCoy

[17:36] That is Eric Roberts.

[17:38] You got that one.

[17:39] Yeah.

[17:40] Or right.

Elliott Kalan

[17:40] I feel like Frank Welker would have seen that title and said, not for me.

Dan McCoy

[17:44] Dr. Malone was Eric Roberts' character.

Elliott Kalan

[17:48] Dr. Malone?

[17:49] Is he like some kind of gangster doctor?

[17:51] Yeah.

Stuart Wellington

[17:53] Yeah, they offered Frank Welker the role of boa number one, and he had to turn it down.

Elliott Kalan

[17:58] He said, I'm taking star boa billing or nothing.

[18:02] If I'm not the megaboah.

[18:06] Elliot.

[18:07] They said, sorry, we have Ian Ziering playing the megaboah.

[18:12] It's Ian Ziering, but yeah.

[18:14] We have Ayn Rand playing the megaboah.

[18:16] Oh, wow.

Stuart Wellington

[18:18] Not a choice.

[18:19] Not known for her vocal work, but her political views, Dana agrees with.

Dan McCoy

[18:23] All megaboahs should go to a valley somewhere.

[18:28] Leaving regular boahs.

Elliott Kalan

[18:30] It's hard for them to shrug because they don't have shoulders.

Dan McCoy

[18:33] Okay, Elliot.

[18:34] Your title is Codename Kids Next Door Operation Zero.

[18:42] And if you want to know, it is Z period E period R period O period.

[18:49] Codename Kids Next Door Operation Z-E-R-O.

[18:53] Yeah, okay.

[18:55] What other way to spell zero was there?

Elliott Kalan

[18:57] Oh, you just not the name.

Dan McCoy

[18:58] Well, I'm saying that they have their, it's an acronym of some kind.

[19:03] Oh, that I didn't understand.

[19:04] Well, what does it stand for?

[19:05] Yeah, yeah.

Elliott Kalan

[19:08] Well, do your research, I guess.

[19:09] Anyway, I'm going to say Frank Welker for that one.

[19:11] If it's James Patterson, I will lose my shirt.

Dan McCoy

[19:16] Actually.

Elliott Kalan

[19:16] Sorry, what did you guess?

[19:18] I'm going to say Frank Welker, but it probably is Patterson because he does kids books.

[19:23] What?

[19:24] No, it is Frank Welker.

[19:26] You got it.

Dan McCoy

[19:27] Oh, okay.

[19:27] He plays Monty Uno is his character name.

[19:31] Monty Uno.

Elliott Kalan

[19:33] So this movie was, it's just somebody was.

[19:35] Air of the Pizzeria Uno fame.

[19:37] Somebody just used a magnetic poetry kit to write this movie.

Dan McCoy

[19:40] Now, Stuart.

[19:41] Stuart, you're up.

[19:42] Your title is Fat Girls, and that's fat with a PH and a Z at the end of girls.

Elliott Kalan

[19:53] That must have been so annoying to the screenwriter.

Stuart Wellington

[19:55] This is definitely a James Patterson.

Elliott Kalan

[19:57] So annoying to James Patterson who was writing it that there was always red squiggles under

[20:02] both of the title words.

[20:03] The spell check wouldn't recognize it.

[20:05] That drove him insane.

Stuart Wellington

[20:06] Yeah.

[20:09] It's not James Patterson.

[20:10] If it's James Patterson, I will do a flip take and you guys will see it and you'll have

[20:17] to tell people about it because we're not recording this, but nobody will believe you.

Elliott Kalan

[20:20] We just saw Stuart's feet falling out of the panel.

Dan McCoy

[20:23] Falling out of the Zoom.

[20:24] I mean, like this is, honestly, if you're going to do a flip take, this is your chance.

[20:28] In the world of Zoom, you can literally flip up so that your feet are all that can be seen

[20:33] in the quote unquote panel that you live in.

Elliott Kalan

[20:36] I want to see a Bazooka Joe comic where Bazooka Joe says something silly on Zoom.

[20:41] And then in the last one, the unlucky recipient of this goof falls in.

[20:48] It does a flip take.

Stuart Wellington

[20:49] The problem with that strip for me is that would indicate that those strips are taking place

[20:54] in the modern times, which means somebody is still making them.

[20:58] Like every time I see a Bazooka Joe comic, I look at it like it's some kind of artifact.

Elliott Kalan

[21:03] Well, that's kind of like the current Nancy comic, which is really good.

[21:07] The current Nancy comic strip is really funny, but it takes place now.

[21:10] So anytime Nancy is on a computer, but she's dressed the same that she's been dressing for

[21:14] 80 years, I'm like, what's going on, Nancy?

[21:18] It is a very funny comic.

Stuart Wellington

[21:20] I'm going to say Eric Roberts again.

Dan McCoy

[21:23] You are correct.

[21:24] That is Eric Roberts who starred in Fat Girls.

[21:29] He played Robert.

[21:31] He was excited about it.

[21:32] He didn't even know it was a movie.

[21:34] Yeah.

[21:36] This is, hey, this is the time where we're going to do some ads.

[21:42] That's how it goes.

[21:43] I think it's a tie game still, right, Dan?

[21:45] At least announce the score before the break.

[21:47] No, that's true.

[21:48] I should, to increase excitement, note that—

Elliott Kalan

[21:53] Maybe I'm just using the lessons I learned as host of the Who Was podcast, a kid's quiz

[21:57] show podcast about history, available through iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcasts.

[22:02] But that's, you know, you just announced the score before break.

Dan McCoy

[22:04] Wait, that was actually a seven question round.

[22:12] Why did I think it was an eight question round?

[22:15] That was seven questions.

[22:17] I'm sorry.

Elliott Kalan

[22:19] This is what happens when Grandpa runs the game show.

Dan McCoy

[22:23] I'm sorry.

[22:24] I'm looking at now.

[22:25] I have a, you know, I have the spreadsheet.

[22:27] Stewart has actually won ahead because it was an uneven round.

[22:32] I'm going to move the—

[22:34] Wait, hold on.

[22:34] Let me count the rest of the questions because this may be a problem with the design of the game.

[22:40] Seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen.

Stuart Wellington

[22:44] What I love is that Dan is intentionally confounding the people who are hitting the skip button when they heard him say sponsors.

Elliott Kalan

[22:52] They're missing this great content.

[22:55] They're missing this prime entertainment.

[23:01] This is an uneven number of rounds.

Dan McCoy

[23:04] This is an uneven number of rounds.

Elliott Kalan

[23:08] So you're saying the flaw was always in the system, that you gave the policeman all the clues.

Dan McCoy

[23:14] I can't believe I did this.

[23:15] I don't know how I made this mistake.

[23:18] I think it's because I added—

[23:19] All right.

[23:22] Well, okay.

[23:22] What?

[23:23] We're going to have an uneven number.

[23:27] Seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen.

[23:31] Okay.

[23:32] Here's what you should do, Dan.

Elliott Kalan

[23:33] Here's what you should do.

[23:34] Here's—

[23:34] Lop off that last question you have planned and make that a tiebreaker in case you need it.

Dan McCoy

[23:38] No, no.

[23:39] Yes.

[23:40] I've done it already.

[23:41] There's an even number.

[23:43] Of rounds now.

[23:47] I just now—

[23:48] It'll be an uneven number.

Elliott Kalan

[23:52] Now I don't trust the amount of their titles that you counted.

[23:57] Oh, boy.

[23:58] I can't trust any of your facts.

Dan McCoy

[24:01] You know what?

[24:02] This is a podcast that is popular for some reason.

[24:09] And I'm going to just move on to the ads and then we'll return back to the game.

[24:13] After the ads are done.

[24:15] Okay.

[24:16] And we can all trust that it's all been done for the best.

Elliott Kalan

[24:21] Oh, no.

[24:22] That trust is gone.

[24:24] It's eroded, yeah.

Dan McCoy

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[24:39] It's a box where a cat doesn't eat.

[24:42] Like, there's wonderful things about having a cat.

[24:44] Good question.

[24:46] There's so many good things about having a cat.

[24:49] Do you want to get real with everybody for a minute?

[24:52] No, I'm saying that is the top number one bad thing about having a cat.

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[25:06] No one gets a cat for that experience.

[25:08] If we were in the family feud, it would be, show me the litter box.

[25:13] When people were saying, what's bad about having a cat?

Elliott Kalan

[25:18] And number two would probably be the psychological mind games of having an animal who treats you like an employee.

[25:24] Yeah.

Dan McCoy

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Stuart Wellington

[26:44] Elliot, have you ever heard of microdosing?

Elliott Kalan

[26:47] No, I haven't.

[26:48] Please tell me about it.

Stuart Wellington

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Dan McCoy

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Stuart Wellington

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[27:44] It's great.

[27:47] I'm curious about what that yada, yada, yada is that it helps you do.

[27:51] Yeah, would you alight there?

[27:54] Yeah, I mean, it helps me be creative in podcasts.

[27:57] It helps me not have terrifying dreams where my small business is going underwater, you know, those sorts of things.

Elliott Kalan

[28:05] Really, really helps you power through all the nuts and fruit you're constantly eating.

Stuart Wellington

[28:09] Yeah.

[28:10] I mean, I can't attest to whether or not it helps me with my digestive processes, but I guess that's what all the nuts and fruit are for.

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S4

[28:46] Max Fun Drive is just around the corner.

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Dan McCoy

[28:58] Just two weeks.

S4

[28:59] We've got some great episodes and amazing thank you gifts in store.

[29:03] And who knows, maybe a few surprises.

Elliott Kalan

[29:06] Don't forget bonus content.

S4

[29:09] So make sure to tune in starting Monday, April 25th to get all the juicy details on what each show has in store.

Elliott Kalan

[29:15] Actually, wait, what are the details anyway?

[29:19] And why are they juicy?

[29:21] That's kind of a strange adjective to describe details.

S5

[29:29] Look, it's a rough world out there, especially lately.

[29:33] I get it.

[29:34] So let's take care of our minds as best we can.

[29:37] I'm John Moe, host of Depresh Mode with John Moe.

[29:40] Every week, I talk with comedians, actors, writers, musicians, doctors, therapists, and everyday folks about the obstacles that our world and our brains throw in front of us.

[29:50] Depression, anxiety, traumatic stress.

[29:53] All those mental health challenges that are way more common and more treatable than you might think.

Elliott Kalan

[29:58] The first time I went to therapy, I was so ashamed.

[30:00] And I was like, I can't believe I got to go into therapy.

[30:02] Like, I thought I could be a man.

[30:03] And Humphrey Bogart was never in therapy.

[30:05] And then my dad said, yeah, but he smoked a carton of cigarettes a day.

S5

[30:10] Give your mind a break.

[30:11] Give yourself a break.

[30:12] And join me for Depresh Mode with John Moe.

Dan McCoy

[30:16] All right, so coming back from the break, if you will recall, Stuart has four to Elliot's three because of my miscounting, which just means that, you know, like a Broadway show, we'll have a slightly shorter second half.

[30:31] And if you tie up, I'll have a tiebreaker.

[30:36] Okay, that sounds good.

[30:38] So what do we got here?

[30:40] Who?

Elliott Kalan

[30:41] It was Stuart last time.

[30:41] Some would say it's a little unfair if Stuart got to answer more questions than me in the first round.

[30:45] But, you know, it's not a real game, so who cares?

Stuart Wellington

[30:47] It's not like the questions get harder in the next round.

[30:50] The overall number.

[30:51] Like they add a fourth person.

[30:54] Yeah.

[30:55] Or James Hong or somebody.

[30:57] Like who?

Dan McCoy

[31:00] All right, so Elliot, your first question for the second round, this first title, is How I Survived Bullies, Broccoli, and Snake Hill.

[31:11] Now, I happen to know that's a James Patterson title.

[31:14] Oh, Elliot bringing actual knowledge into the game for the first time.

Stuart Wellington

[31:19] Elliot's optioned, tried to option it for a screenplay.

Elliott Kalan

[31:22] Yeah, yeah, exactly.

[31:23] Yeah.

[31:23] Let's just say I've spent a fair amount of time in the children's section of bookstores.

[31:27] Yeah.

[31:28] Okay, well, yeah, that is correct.

[31:29] And let's not go further than that.

[31:31] That is a James Patterson book.

[31:35] Stuart.

[31:36] Here's the thing with James Patterson.

[31:37] He was like, hmm, I'm a pretty mediocre writer of adult fiction.

[31:41] I bet I could write some pretty mediocre kids' fiction too.

Stuart Wellington

[31:44] You don't think he was like, oh, man, I'm going to crush these kids.

Elliott Kalan

[31:48] You got to diversify.

[31:49] Kids are never going to know what hit.

[31:50] What are they busy reading?

Stuart Wellington

[31:52] They're like, James, you know children aren't writing those books, right?

Elliott Kalan

[31:57] It's like, I'm going to be a totally good writer compared to them.

[32:00] They're kids.

[32:00] I'm a grown up.

[32:01] I know all the words.

[32:02] Children's literature written by children.

[32:03] Yeah.

[32:03] And then he picks it.

[32:04] He goes like, what's this?

[32:05] What's a Terabithia anyway?

[32:07] And he picks up Bridge to Terabithia.

[32:08] And by the end, he's just sobbing.

[32:09] And he's like, I was wrong.

[32:10] These kids are amazing.

[32:13] He says, I didn't think it was going to end that way.

[32:15] It's so sad, but beautiful.

Stuart Wellington

[32:17] Yeah, he's annihilated at that point.

Elliott Kalan

[32:19] I still don't know what a Terabithia is.

Dan McCoy

[32:23] Stuart, your title is The Legend of Sasquatch.

[32:31] Whose is this?

[32:34] The Legend of Sasquatch.

Elliott Kalan

[32:35] I love, Dan, that you keep saying your title is, and I keep expecting you to give us titles

[32:39] like champion or like president.

Dan McCoy

[32:42] Your title is Baron of The Legend of Sasquatch.

Stuart Wellington

[32:45] Oh, wow.

[32:47] Oh, man.

[32:48] I thought I was only a baronet.

[32:50] I will say, I'm going to say this is Frank Welker.

[32:55] But this is a guess, because this could be any of these three.

Dan McCoy

[32:59] You're right.

[33:00] That is Frank Welker.

[33:01] He played baby Sasquatch in that project.

Elliott Kalan

[33:05] I want to believe it wasn't just the voice that he did the body to.

[33:11] Or maybe baby Sasquatch is a rapper that goes looking for the real Sasquatch in the movie.

[33:16] Maybe it's a human character.

[33:17] Yeah.

[33:18] Yeah.

[33:20] That's a good rap name, baby Sasquatch.

Dan McCoy

[33:23] Free for your use if you're out there looking for a name.

Stuart Wellington

[33:27] Wow.

[33:27] Yeah.

[33:28] Dan immediately erases your trademark there, Elliot.

[33:31] Yeah.

[33:31] It's all right.

[33:32] Thanks.

Dan McCoy

[33:33] Thanks, Dan.

[33:34] It's a Creative Commons rap name.

Elliott Kalan

[33:37] Thanks for being the distributor that didn't put a copyright on Night of the Living Dead, cheating George Romero out of millions.

[33:43] Can you imagine?

[33:45] Could you imagine?

[33:46] It's crazy that you forgot.

[33:47] It's also crazy that there was a period in copyright law where you had to put a copyright notice on a movie or else it was instantly public domain.

[33:53] That's nuts.

[33:54] Yeah, yeah.

[33:55] That is bad law writing right there.

[33:56] They didn't put it on here.

[33:58] I guess they wanted it to be for everybody.

[34:00] I assume they meant for other people to just have instant access to this movie they put their time and effort into.

Stuart Wellington

[34:05] It's like, whoa, whoa, whoa.

[34:07] You want to ask him?

[34:08] No, no, no.

[34:10] It'll be awkward.

[34:11] It'll be uncomfortable.

[34:12] It'll be like calling out their charity.

Dan McCoy

[34:17] So, Elliot, you got a title to answer for?

[34:23] Well, you don't have to answer for it.

[34:25] You want me to provide one?

[34:26] No, no, no.

Stuart Wellington

[34:27] That's what it sounded like.

[34:29] It's kind of like you want to beat it.

[34:30] This game's getting intense.

Elliott Kalan

[34:32] I got one for you.

[34:34] Like, I'm going to tell you a person and you name a title maybe they were in.

[34:37] Wow.

Dan McCoy

[34:39] Here's one for you, and it is Geppetto's Secret.

[34:44] Ooh, Geppetto's Secret.

[34:45] I know that shit.

Elliott Kalan

[34:47] I'm going to say Frank Welker again for this one.

Dan McCoy

[34:50] No, it's not Frank Welker.

Stuart Wellington

[34:52] So, Stuart.

[34:53] I'm going to steal that shit because I know that's Eric Roberts, baby.

Dan McCoy

[34:57] That is Eric Roberts.

[34:59] He plays the character Jack Hammer in Geppetto's Secret.

[35:04] Oh, it's a porn movie.

[35:05] I didn't realize that.

[35:06] Oh, then I would have said Eric Roberts.

Stuart Wellington

[35:08] I mean, it sounds like he's basically playing the same character that he plays in Righteous Gemstones, a criminal wrestling promoter.

[35:16] So, is that Geppetto's Secret?

[35:18] Mm-hmm.

[35:20] Yeah.

[35:21] Stuart.

[35:22] That he was in porn.

Elliott Kalan

[35:27] Stuart, you're up again already.

[35:30] Oh, wow.

[35:30] I think Stuart's going to win this one.

[35:32] Well, with stealing that from me and then also getting more questions in the first one.

Dan McCoy

[35:35] Jesus Christ.

[35:36] What are you, my dad?

[35:37] Calm down.

[35:38] Overall, you get the same number of questions.

[35:41] But it's just a matter of discounting.

[35:44] Okay.

Stuart Wellington

[35:45] You would look, by the way, LA, you would look amazing in overalls.

Elliott Kalan

[35:48] Thank you.

[35:49] I'd look like a big kid, which would be great.

[35:51] You'd look like Chucky.

[35:53] I mean, if I –

[35:53] Wow.

[35:55] I mean, I would basically look like middle-aged Chucky.

[35:58] Sure, yeah.

[36:01] Stuart, your title –

[36:03] If you put me in overalls and a baseball cap, I would look like a kid going undercover as an adult.

[36:11] Yeah.

Dan McCoy

[36:17] And doing a bad job.

[36:19] Why didn't you get in your clothes?

[36:20] No, why didn't they dress like a kid?

[36:22] Yeah.

[36:24] Stuart, your title –

[36:26] Your title is The Murder of King Tut.

[36:31] Oh, fuck.

[36:32] The Murder of King Tut.

Stuart Wellington

[36:37] What a range these three people have.

[36:41] I want to say James Patterson.

[36:44] That is James Patterson.

Elliott Kalan

[36:46] Oh, shit.

[36:48] Who else would have the balls to take on that subject?

[36:54] Now, Elliot, this next one, I feel –

[36:57] Now, I assume he –

[36:58] I assume it was a –

[36:59] That's a –

[37:00] He had to meet with Anubis in like a dark parking garage to get the inside information on who killed King Tut.

[37:08] Listen, listen.

[37:09] You didn't get this from me, but it's his heart.

[37:11] I weighed it against a feather.

[37:14] See where it takes you.

[37:16] Well, wait.

[37:17] Who's the murderer in that case?

[37:20] Is it the feather?

[37:21] Hey, I don't want to get involved.

[37:23] Yeah, because usually what happens is –

[37:25] No, no.

[37:27] It's some other Egyptian guy, you know.

Dan McCoy

[37:30] Okay.

[37:31] Okay.

[37:31] Elliot, this one could go –

Elliott Kalan

[37:32] Probably Apocalypse.

[37:33] And Sabanur.

[37:34] Yeah.

Dan McCoy

[37:35] This one could go a couple different ways.

[37:37] Probably not a third way, but a couple different.

Stuart Wellington

[37:38] Elliot just exhausted his knowledge of Egyptian characters.

Elliott Kalan

[37:41] It's like, what do I know about Egypt?

[37:43] King Tut, the oldest mutant apocalypse.

[37:47] That's about it.

Dan McCoy

[37:49] Imho Tut from the Mummy series.

[37:51] Oh, yeah.

[37:51] Right, right.

[37:52] Elliot, your title is New York Minute.

[37:57] Who of these people are responsible?

[38:02] That is incorrect, Stuart.

[38:04] You have a steal.

[38:05] It's Frank Welker.

[38:06] Frank Welker is in New York Minute.

[38:09] He's credited as Reynaldo Vocal Effects.

Elliott Kalan

[38:16] Oh, man.

[38:16] There's no coming back for me on this game.

[38:18] Stu's just too good.

[38:19] He just knows these three people too well.

[38:22] Yeah.

Dan McCoy

[38:23] Well, Stuart, you got one more chance.

[38:27] Stuart.

[38:28] You got one more chance to just –

[38:30] That's not his series.

Elliott Kalan

[38:34] He doesn't do those.

Dan McCoy

[38:39] Eric Roberts doesn't do those.

[38:39] It's also like not even a boast.

[38:43] It's just true.

[38:46] All right, Stuart.

[38:47] Bring us on home.

[38:50] The final title is Head Full of Honey.

[38:55] Head Full of Honey.

Elliott Kalan

[39:01] Head Full of Honey, the clear plastic bear story.

Stuart Wellington

[39:05] So Eric Roberts is naturally sweet.

[39:09] Frank Welker reminds me of a beautiful bear.

[39:13] Yeah.

[39:14] And James Patterson is full of good stuff.

[39:17] I want you to get this so badly, Stuart, because I don't want to have to answer it.

Dan McCoy

[39:24] It is Eric Roberts.

[39:25] He played Dr. Holst in Head Full of Honey.

[39:30] So that's one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, Stuart.

[39:36] Wow.

[39:37] To four Elliot.

[39:39] Fuck.

[39:40] It's a blowout.

Elliott Kalan

[39:42] Wait a minute.

[39:42] Dan, you said two rounds of eight questions.

Dan McCoy

[39:45] I know.

[39:48] You're so far off.

[39:49] Don't hold me to anything.

[39:50] You only asked, well.

[39:52] How many?

Elliott Kalan

[39:53] You asked 12 questions.

Dan McCoy

[39:54] One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.

[39:59] How many did he have?

[40:00] 11, 12, 13, 14.

[40:01] Wait, how many points did Stuart have?

[40:03] Oh, no, he had 10 points.

[40:04] No, 13.

[40:05] 13 rounds.

[40:06] He did 13 rounds.

[40:08] That's not even lucky number.

[40:11] How did I do this?

[40:15] Remember me not as a person who counts things, but as a game master.

Elliott Kalan

[40:21] I mean, the master qualification is a little tentative here.

Dan McCoy

[40:27] Questionable.

Elliott Kalan

[40:29] So, anyway.

[40:31] Proibic pals, I did it.

[40:32] Now I know that I want to do a game that's just for Dan on the next mini that's called How Much of This Is There?

[40:40] And you've just got to get within two to win.

[40:44] Okay, Dan, what's the next part of Proibic Pals?

[40:47] The next part.

Dan McCoy

[40:49] You know, you stand on the top of the thing while the Mario Kart music plays.

[40:55] Okay.

[40:56] And I say the end of the show stuff, which is, if you have a moment, listeners, if you like this nonsense, go to iTunes.

[41:05] Leave us a review.

[41:06] Try to leave out the parts where I couldn't count.

[41:10] I think your counting makes sense at the end.

Elliott Kalan

[41:12] Because you left one question reserved for a tiebreaker.

[41:15] Yeah.

[41:15] We didn't need it, right?

Dan McCoy

[41:16] I did.

[41:16] So, you know what?

[41:17] You only miscounted once.

[41:20] Follow the Flophouse Pod on Twitter or the Flophouse Podcast on Instagram.

[41:25] If you like videos, we've got some short videos on YouTube.com slash the Flophouse Podcast and some long videos.

[41:32] We have some of our early charity live streams up there if you want to check those out.

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[41:40] Click on the merch tab if you like merch.

[41:43] And you can go to MaximumFun.org to check out all the great other podcasts on our podcasting network, which is Maximum Fun.

[41:53] We're going to be doing the Max Fun drive very soon in late April.

[42:00] We did our whole bracket.

[42:02] If you become a member of Max Fun, you can access our bonus content where we're going to be doing a cat's commentary.

[42:12] But we'll talk more about that in the future.

[42:15] Thank you to Alex Smith, our producer, who is at HowellDotty on Twitter.

[42:21] You can probably figure out how HowellDotty is spelled.

[42:24] Just imagine it and type it out.

[42:26] Yeah, yeah.

[42:27] Not at all.

[42:28] Close your eyes.

[42:30] Your fingers will do the walking.

Elliott Kalan

[42:31] It's not spelled like the word Howell at all.

Dan McCoy

[42:39] Okay, How.

[42:40] The word How.

[42:42] Oh, wait.

[42:43] How about this?

[42:44] Ho, as in ho, ho, ho.

[42:46] Well, as in I'm doing well.

[42:50] Dawdy.

[42:51] Are you?

[42:51] As in Dawdy isn't a word.

[42:57] Anyway, thank you for listening.

[43:00] Until next time, I've been Dan McCoy.

Stuart Wellington

[43:02] Hey, I don't blame you if you stop listening.

Elliott Kalan

[43:06] Stuart Wellington.

[43:07] And this is Elliot Kalin saying, don't worry, we're going to get Dan the help he needs.

[43:12] Bye.

Dan McCoy

[43:18] MaximumFun.org.

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FH Mini 53 - Prolific Pals

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