mini Feb 20, 2021 00:47:04

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[0:00] Hey, WKRP Cincinnati, what are we going to do?
[0:08] Yeah, Wolfman Jack, what are we going to do?
[0:11] Well, what we're going to do, friends, is this is The Flophouse.
[0:16] It's a podcast normally about bad movies.
[0:18] We watch a bad movie and then we talk about it.
[0:21] Last week's episode, Hillbilly Elegy, is one such of those episodes, the main episodes
[0:29] as you would call them.
[0:30] But then on the off weeks, we just mess around, do other things, mostly related movies, sometimes
[0:35] not.
[0:36] But tonight, you know, before I introduce what we're doing, let's introduce ourselves.
[0:40] Sounds great.
[0:41] I'm Dan McCoy.
[0:42] I'm Stuart Wellington.
[0:44] My name's Elliot Kalin.
[0:46] You might know me as the writer of Maniac of New York, the hit comic from Aftershock
[0:50] Comics.
[0:51] Dan?
[0:52] Uh-huh.
[0:53] Elliot, while Dan was doing his introduction, I was watching you as you were like clearly
[0:57] working through in your head whether or not Dan was going to fuck it up or not, and he
[1:02] nailed it.
[1:03] No, I saw it too.
[1:04] He stuck that landing.
[1:05] The fucking lack of faith.
[1:06] One of the things that keeps the thrill alive for me is never knowing whether things are
[1:10] going to go slideways when Dan is saying stuff.
[1:14] So it really, it means that the spice never goes out of our recording relationship.
[1:19] Yeah, that's true.
[1:21] Well, that's, you know, that's what's called the wildcard theory of romance and podcasting.
[1:27] Okay, so we've introduced ourselves.
[1:30] That's the most important thing.
[1:31] But the second most important thing is to introduce the premise of this Flophouse Mini,
[1:36] where we are not talking about a bad movie.
[1:38] What we are doing is I am returning to the well, one of my most popular bits.
[1:44] Everybody loves it.
[1:45] From the one time we did it before, I'm going to quiz you on some IMDb goofs.
[1:55] And because this is the sequel, I'm calling this Goofs Toofs.
[2:00] To anyone who's picking up the show for the first time after seeing our Teen Wolf live
[2:04] show that we had recently, thank you very much for watching that show.
[2:08] By the way, we had a great outpouring from the fans.
[2:11] Great response.
[2:12] We really appreciate it.
[2:13] It's helping us all out.
[2:14] And for anyone who is joining us now as a regular listener, stick around for at least
[2:17] one more episode.
[2:18] Yeah.
[2:19] I mean, I'm glad you brought up our live show.
[2:20] Come on, what is this lack of faith?
[2:22] Our live show, I was like so blown away.
[2:25] I was touched by the response.
[2:27] I remember, I mean, Dan texted me right after and said he thought we should have had a bigger
[2:32] turnout.
[2:33] But I was like, no, Dan, the turnout was great.
[2:35] Dan, he texted something to me about like, about those, let's see if those jackasses
[2:41] understand what we're laying down.
[2:42] And I was like, Dan, I think our fans are great.
[2:45] I texted something that said, I'm ungrateful, which is weird that I would just text a subtext
[2:52] to you.
[2:53] But yeah.
[2:54] Yeah.
[2:55] Yeah.
[2:56] What are you, HBO's Game of Thrones TV show?
[2:57] Hmm.
[2:58] Hmm.
[2:59] Trenchant.
[3:00] I guess so.
[3:01] This is a.
[3:02] I understand it.
[3:03] But here's the rules of this bit.
[3:05] So we're going to do a little contest, a little trivia contest.
[3:07] Goofs, too.
[3:08] You called it?
[3:09] Yeah.
[3:10] Goofs, too.
[3:12] Now, you may be aware that there is a little website or a big website at this point known
[3:17] as IMDB, the Internet Movie Database.
[3:22] From almost the dawning of the Internet, this has been the premier site to just, you know,
[3:27] look up that movie.
[3:28] Oh, who was in that movie?
[3:30] Those are the people who were in that movie.
[3:32] Those are the people who worked on it.
[3:33] It's a clearing ground for all that sort of credit information, largely, but it has other
[3:39] things.
[3:40] It's a goof section for many of the movies, and IMDB is managed on, you know, sort of
[3:48] a wiki model.
[3:49] Not exactly that, but users do a lot of the information gathering.
[3:55] That's why my friend John Kingman was able to make it look like I was the set dresser
[4:00] for the bikini car wash company briefly.
[4:03] It's why there were many, many years when, according to IMDB, the greatest film of all
[4:08] time was The Shawshank Redemption, a perfectly fine movie I like very much, but that is hardly
[4:13] the pinnacle of cinematic achievement.
[4:17] The IMDB, part of that also is why I am mislabeled as having a part in a Wiggles movie or video
[4:25] or something.
[4:26] It's a movie about pirates, right?
[4:28] And why in my trivia on my entry, it of course mentions my lifelong friendship with Annie
[4:33] Hathaway, which has only the most tenuous relationship with reality.
[4:38] That fact.
[4:39] Yeah.
[4:40] Well, yeah.
[4:41] That is obviously a Flophouse fan mischief maker.
[4:45] It also has the wrong birth year for me.
[4:47] Someone shaved a year off of my age, which, thank you very much, it wasn't me, but I appreciate
[4:51] it.
[4:52] You know, youth is everything in this business.
[4:57] Don't I know it, man.
[4:59] My youthful glow has faded.
[5:01] My favorite thing about IMDB is how, no matter what, no matter what actor I pick, they are
[5:07] always going to have at least one credited appearance on the TV show, Harry's Law.
[5:12] That is the law of Harry.
[5:15] Every actor has been on Harry's Law.
[5:17] A pretty short-lived program.
[5:18] That's what's strange about it.
[5:21] The actors that Stu looks up on IMDB are a self-selected group.
[5:30] He's mostly looking up Kathy Bates, which is why Harry's Law is so...
[5:34] Where do I know her from?
[5:38] So okay.
[5:39] Well, but the point of what I was saying is that on IMDB, people contribute goofs.
[5:45] Little bloopers, if you will, in the movie that just did not get edited out.
[5:51] No one caught them along the way.
[5:53] Like a Starbucks cup in the aforementioned Game of Thrones.
[5:56] These are just goofs.
[5:58] Like someone zipping their fly right on camera in Teen Wolf, as we talked about during our
[6:03] Teen Wolf live show.
[6:04] I'm sorry to keep referencing it.
[6:05] It will never be seen or heard again.
[6:08] So for anyone who missed, I apologize.
[6:10] I'm really tantalizing you.
[6:11] I don't know why you're...
[6:12] Actually, and that is the original mythology was that Tantalus, when he was being punished
[6:16] in the afterlife, they would promise him he would get to see our Teen Wolf live show and
[6:21] then go, ooh, sorry you missed the window.
[6:23] Ooh.
[6:24] Yeah.
[6:25] But the point is, so the ideas that the greater viewing public have about what makes a goof
[6:34] are maybe a little broader, more expansive than you might imagine.
[6:39] Now, Dan, do goofs include bloops?
[6:44] I think a bloop is more a flub that is recognized...
[6:49] Dan, don't throw more terminology at me.
[6:51] Use plain English.
[6:52] Come on.
[6:53] A goof is a flub.
[6:54] Come on, Nerdlinger.
[6:57] Now, a best boy uses his grip to grip onto this flub to gaff the...
[7:07] Are you guys talking about fucking Manc again?
[7:11] We're talking about Manc.
[7:13] Stu, don't get me started on Manc.
[7:14] I have a lot to say about it.
[7:17] Don't yank his Manc crank.
[7:23] Send me that shirt.
[7:24] Send me a shirt that says, don't yank my Manc crank.
[7:28] I promise you I will take a picture wearing it.
[7:33] That's our pledged you.
[7:35] That's my yank Manc crank pledge.
[7:38] It's like something out of a Dr. Seuss book.
[7:42] When he watched Manc, it made him crank.
[7:44] So don't yank his Manc crank.
[7:46] And you're going to hold up a copy of today's newspaper so I know it wasn't a forged photo,
[7:51] right?
[7:52] I didn't take it 100 years in the past.
[7:57] A goof, I think the difference between a goof and a bloop is someone catches the bloop along the way.
[8:02] I see.
[8:03] And so it ends up hopefully on a bloop reel at the end.
[8:06] Although every time I watch a serious movie, I'm always disappointed there's no bloops at the end.
[8:12] Something funny must have happened on the set of The Little Things.
[8:15] Why is there no bloops at the end?
[8:18] I both want to live in a world with more bloops, and I remember how being there ends with a bunch of bloopers.
[8:25] And it's so strange after the movie that we've just watched.
[8:28] Peter Sellers was apparently very unhappy about that.
[8:31] Yeah, he thought it lost him the Oscar, didn't he?
[8:34] I don't know about that.
[8:35] Maybe.
[8:36] He felt that he had constructed this performance and held it through the whole movie.
[8:40] And then Hal Ashby was like, hey, check this dude out.
[8:43] It's just Peter Sellers.
[8:44] Don't think it's really that guy.
[8:46] Yeah.
[8:47] Okay.
[8:48] Well, anyway, the point is I'm going to read off one of these crowdsourced goofs.
[8:54] And you gentlemen are going to have to guess what movie the bloop comes from.
[9:01] I will keep score.
[9:04] Okay.
[9:05] Despite the title of the film, Godzilla never bumps his shin on anything.
[9:10] Is it Shin Godzilla?
[9:12] No, it's not.
[9:13] Okay.
[9:14] So this is the first bloop.
[9:17] Toast the knowing turns the crank of the music box in the wrong direction.
[9:23] What a bloop.
[9:24] Wait, wouldn't that be a goof and not a bloop?
[9:29] Yeah, that feels like a goof.
[9:30] Is that the first goof of the night?
[9:32] Sorry.
[9:33] What a goof.
[9:34] You know what?
[9:35] That was a bloop goof.
[9:36] Yeah.
[9:37] We'll put the goof bloop reel at the end.
[9:42] Yeah, I feel like a bloop would have been if he had gone to crank the music box and
[9:46] it broke off in his hand and then he pooped on himself.
[9:49] That's a serious bloop.
[9:51] That's a poop bloop.
[9:52] The goof troop came in to clarify that that was a poop bloop.
[10:00] and uh...
[10:01] value
[10:02] you know that i don't want to classify it so i had to go to brazil jail
[10:07] here's a good
[10:08] the group is toast the knowing turns the crank of the music box in the wrong
[10:12] direction
[10:13] uh... that goofy goof what movie is this
[10:17] uh... what's i've got you know i'm gonna
[10:20] to try and uh...
[10:22] even things out i'm gonna call on one of you first on the switch up
[10:26] each round so
[10:28] his first round elliot do you have a guess for what
[10:31] this
[10:32] do you think it sounds really familiar and i'm sure that i will be like all
[10:36] right when i hear it but all i can think of is told the wet sprocket and that
[10:40] makes me think about the original money python bit that the name told the wet
[10:43] sprocket came from
[10:45] uh... featuring ambidextrous rex uh...
[10:48] and that's not it they can't be it's because there's no music box in that
[10:51] bit
[10:52] so
[10:54] i don't know
[10:54] that is it freak the mighty
[10:58] well we'll find out uh... soon enough stuart what is your guess for this
[11:02] when you mention the monkey
[11:05] you mentioned uh... you mentioned a music box so i got ahead of myself so is
[11:09] that monkey shines the movie with the monkey with uh...
[11:13] but that doesn't have a lot of music box it just plays like a little drum
[11:17] fucked it up and it did monkey shadow he does play a little drum does he
[11:21] does he play music box until i get it right i think i think so
[11:24] is it monkey shines the experimenter
[11:28] there is a monkey that plays the cymbals on the cover
[11:32] of the vhs
[11:34] for monkey shine
[11:35] i don't know if it's in the movie i don't think it's in the movie but there is a clockwork
[11:39] monkey it's not the actual killer monkey i mean we all remember a clockwork monkey
[11:43] stanley kubrick's adaptation of anthony burgess' novel yeah
[11:48] i think you might be thinking of there was an old t.v. movie about an evil
[11:51] wind-up cymbal monkey and that was later repurposed as the second half of
[11:55] merlin's shop of mystical wonders
[11:57] which was a history science theater episode so dan
[12:00] that was what i was thinking of actually so i'm going to say last year at
[12:04] marion bed
[12:05] the correct answer to this is of course
[12:08] fury road mad max fury road
[12:11] that goofster toast to the knowing which character was toast to the knowing
[12:15] i don't know
[12:17] so let's look at the scores we've got zero to zero i feel like i should have
[12:22] known that one because i love that movie but on the other hand a lot of those
[12:25] characters their names are not said in the movie so you kind of have to
[12:29] know you have to kind of read some of the back matter
[12:32] wait for the end of the credits where everyone
[12:35] gets their name
[12:37] uh... okay
[12:38] goof the second
[12:42] when we see jack in his final state of undead in the porno theater he uses a
[12:47] lot of words that are formed with the lips
[12:50] such as schmuck
[12:52] however
[12:53] jack is virtually skeletal and has no lips to form the words
[12:59] that is
[12:59] a hell of a goof guys yes uh... dan i believe i know this one but if stewart
[13:03] wants to go
[13:04] i'm gonna jump in there
[13:06] we're talking about a jack that's almost a skeleton this is obviously nightmare
[13:10] before christmas baby yep you remember seeing the scene where he goes to a porno theater
[13:15] yeah right
[13:16] and oogie boogie's like you better clean that up dude and i'm like what
[13:22] yeah i think it's uh... i believe you're talking about an american werewolf in london
[13:27] uh... yes i am yeah that is
[13:29] i think the fact that i love that the goof is not
[13:32] a corpse is talking
[13:33] a skeleton is talking which is not a thing skeletons do it is that the
[13:37] skeleton can't form those particular phonemes
[13:40] without lips
[13:44] uh... so uh... you know i'm sorry stewart you've sacrificed your
[13:49] vote to comedy
[13:51] so elliott yeah i didn't love the joke it turns out i like
[13:56] people knowing that i know things more than
[13:58] people laughing at my jokes especially after i missed that fury road one
[14:02] so okay
[14:03] now i'm wondering about the nightmare before christmas stop motion
[14:07] porn parody
[14:08] never got made but probably should have been made
[14:13] okay so
[14:15] uh... goof the third
[14:17] helen
[14:18] believes she's alone on the plane
[14:21] yet she changes into her uniform in the undoubtedly cramped laboratory
[14:27] why wouldn't she just change in the cabin
[14:30] what a goof
[14:34] helen believes she's alone on the plane yet she changes her uniform in the
[14:37] undoubtedly cramped laboratory
[14:40] why not the cabin
[14:42] i mean if it's the movie that i think it is
[14:45] then that's helen hunt
[14:46] doing the plane sequence in hunt stunts
[14:49] the direct to video sold only through late night cable commercials video
[14:54] where helen hunt pulls off the trickiest
[14:56] the ickiest
[14:57] and craziest stunts
[14:59] this side of hollywood
[15:00] and in that one she was pretending to be a flight attendant and then she changes
[15:03] into uniform
[15:04] and she has to and she like lands the plane basically on the top
[15:08] of a construction site crane
[15:10] and then the whole thing explodes and she has to tumble out down the side of
[15:13] the crane
[15:14] uh... to get out and uh...
[15:16] and then she's like
[15:17] uh... next time i'm taking the train
[15:19] is it that one is it hunt stunts
[15:21] uh... well we'll find out
[15:23] well we already took hunt stunts so i can't say that one
[15:26] now you can say the other hunt stunts too which was linda hunt
[15:30] doing a series of stunts
[15:31] i mean
[15:33] that's i mean that's crazy that they say that for the sequel but i guess you
[15:36] gotta go bigger right yeah exactly
[15:39] so yeah i mean obviously we're talking about a plane here in the only movie i
[15:43] can think of that has a plane in it
[15:45] uh... i think this is a fact is con air starring nicholas cage
[15:49] is it con air starring nicholas cage
[15:52] well uh... i'm afraid that neither
[15:55] if you've got this one the answer is
[15:58] the incredibles
[15:59] uh... i assume that anthony lane contributed this goof he's like why
[16:04] doesn't helen change out in front of all of us i think the audience would like to see that
[16:08] is that that dude who like jacked off about uh... mrs. incredible in his
[16:12] fucking review in the newspaper yeah the new yorker review
[16:16] while he was
[16:17] uh... totally horny for
[16:20] helen parr which look understandable but maybe not in your review of this
[16:24] children's movie for the new yorker to be fair is that like the most horny on main you can
[16:28] be is that dude in the newspaper
[16:31] i think in defense of anthony lane one it's not like children were gonna read
[16:35] the review in the new yorker of incredibles two you might as well
[16:39] and two you might as well you might as well talk about uh... your your
[16:44] infatuation with large bottoms and two if you're familiar with anthony lane
[16:49] is so it is so hard for him to stay on topic about any movie that he is writing
[16:54] about he's like
[16:55] avengers infinity war
[16:57] whatever happened to his girl friday let me talk about that and it's like dude i
[17:01] love his girl friday too but like they're not
[17:03] not every movie is an excuse to talk about how much you love rosalyn russell
[17:08] that guy does not
[17:09] care for movies he doesn't seem to like movies as opposed to the other new yorker
[17:12] film critic richard brody
[17:14] who merely likes movies that everybody else doesn't like
[17:17] like arman white
[17:18] he's a little bit like arman white he's not quite as intense that way as arman white a little bit
[17:21] that richard brody his his personal crusade seems to be
[17:24] making sure everyone knows that ishtar is a work of of pure genius and a
[17:27] hilarious movie to boot
[17:28] and that's and that the star wars movies are soulless i think we i think we
[17:31] disproved that right when we watch it for this podcast scientifically
[17:36] mystifying take as far as i'm concerned but god love you if you enjoyed it
[17:41] you know have fun if you let elaine may is undoubtedly incredibly talented and
[17:45] uh... a skilled filmmaker in other films so
[17:49] not fair what happened to her as a result of ishtar but at the same time ishtar is not
[17:52] very
[17:53] good i'm sorry richard brody
[17:55] but i had to say it and anthony lane hey just keep on flying that freak flag
[17:59] maybe someday you'll get to bury it in mrs incredible
[18:02] so speaking of
[18:04] jesus christ
[18:07] speaking of anthony lane kids don't listen to this it's ok
[18:10] yeah is it i hope not
[18:12] speaking of anthony lane here's another horny goof
[18:15] because they'll make fun of me and i'm very intimidated by kids
[18:19] so here's goof number four
[18:22] when ava has to put on clothes slash skin
[18:26] her breasts become notably smaller
[18:30] so some
[18:31] someone needed a
[18:32] uh... let us know about this goof
[18:34] uh... the like are we to believe that
[18:37] putting on
[18:38] clothes slash skin makes one's breasts
[18:41] smaller unnamed film what a goof
[18:45] okay
[18:45] so i guess uh... who did i go to first last time
[18:49] i can't even remember
[18:50] i think i went first last time
[18:52] okay so stewart
[18:55] do you have an idea about
[18:56] uh... what film
[18:58] trying to think about putting on clothes slash skin
[19:03] that seems to be the giveaway egg
[19:05] i don't know what's on my head
[19:09] i don't want to biff this one because i keep biffing them
[19:13] uh... but man i'm kind of stumped i mean
[19:16] it's not hellraiser two
[19:18] it's not hellraiser one
[19:21] but it sounds like something you would see in a hellraiser he does need to
[19:24] collect skin in that first hellraiser
[19:27] uh huh because he's in hell helping out for his big skin bowl now stew i think you would want to
[19:31] biff this one that's where you
[19:32] you get the answers in the goof almanac
[19:35] and you go back in time and now you can make bets on the goofs and you're
[19:39] running the world pretty soon yeah it was uh... it was written by accredited
[19:43] journalist dan mccoy right
[19:47] noted sports fan
[19:50] something that was starting to get to me was i don't know if you guys are
[19:53] seeing as many comparisons between trump and
[19:56] biff in back to the future 2 where they're like this is biff world
[19:58] and it was like and they're like how
[20:00] And it's like it's only because Trump is every villain that's ever been in every movie
[20:04] Like he embodies all the characteristics of every villain from every movie. So like, of course
[20:08] It's it's reminiscent of those things. But anyway
[20:12] Not to not to insult any of the fascist listeners that we have we appreciate your
[20:19] So Dan Ava when she puts on clothes her boobs get smaller Stuart it's not a Hellraiser movie, I guess
[20:24] So, what are you gonna guess? Yeah, I don't I don't know now
[20:30] Wally that's the name of that robot. Her name's Ava, right? Yeah, Eva. Yeah, and and I'm Dan
[20:35] I'm gonna guess it's honey and skin on I'm gonna guess it's honey. I shrunk the boobs
[20:39] Yeah, does she drape skin on her robot shell like a Necronom flayed one from the Warhammer 40,000 universe?
[20:47] no, this the second and
[20:51] Final of the the horny goofs I would call them because that is ex machina ex machina
[21:00] Okay, so this is I'll call this halftime
[21:07] We we have to do a
[21:10] An advertisement but Elliot is currently ahead
[21:14] One to zero much. This is not my day. And yeah, you know, let's do I think you can tell me given Sunday, you know
[21:20] Yep, I mean technically recording this on a Tuesday, but yeah sure sure
[21:25] I'm judge John Hodgman, and I'm bailiff Jesse Thorne ten years ago
[21:29] I came on Jordan Jesse go and judged my first dispute is chili a soup
[21:34] It's a stew obviously the judge has dispensed a decade of justice
[21:39] He's the one person wise enough to answer the really important questions
[21:44] Like should you hire a mime to perform at your own funeral after they cry? I want them to laugh
[21:51] Do you really need a tank full of jellyfish in your den
[21:54] It's not like living creatures decaying only if they are decaying
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[22:15] Hey, it's Jesse what you're about to hear is real
[22:18] Hey, this is Chris. Hi, Chris, it's Jesse calling for maximum fun. Hey, Jesse. I heard that you got into a car accident
[22:29] Just laughed so hard that I slammed into a construction barrier
[22:36] I remember what it was. That was so funny. I will never forget
[22:40] I'm sure they started talking about Vegas and the you know, if it happens here
[22:45] It happens here it stays here and that's love and then Graham was talking about oh, you know
[22:50] Wasn't there some other slogan for another commercial?
[22:52] I was like a commercial for food and it said like whatever's in there stays in there
[22:57] I can't remember what it was clams or something
[23:03] Just so ridiculous and man I got lightheaded I was laughing
[23:08] Next thing I know
[23:10] They
[23:12] Are they are just
[23:14] Brilliantly funny. So I talked to Dave and Graham from stop podcasting yourself. We would like to pay your car repair bill
[23:22] Is that okay? Well, I mean that would be super nice. Yeah. See I really
[23:26] Thank you. I appreciate that
[23:30] So
[23:32] Do we have any goofs from any given Sunday because I feel like it Stewart should be disqualified from answering
[23:37] It's like this is this does not take place on any given Sunday
[23:42] This takes place over the course of several specific Sunday
[23:46] Recently rewatched any given Sunday for one?
[23:48] I think the sports teams have the craziest names out of any movie I've ever seen and also
[23:54] I think when it comes to pop songs that I wish existed in the real world
[24:01] the
[24:02] The Willie Beeman song is tied with Scotty doesn't know from Eurotrip. That's my favorite
[24:10] Would say the goo for any given Sunday is a football team cannot win on any given Sunday
[24:15] Merely on those Sundays for which football games are scheduled and what is the advertisement?
[24:24] You're right, you know gotta respect it when you're right. Mm-hmm
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[25:45] Let's just clarify for a moment, this is uh, this is not a an Australian version of Fresh Prince
[25:51] No, but I'd love the idea. They just aren't
[25:58] Prince we all grew up with
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[26:10] I'm gonna tell you a little horror story that might terrify our listeners
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[26:26] What was available on Netflix, but the movie Miracle Mile? I've heard so much about that movie for years. I've always wanted to see it
[26:32] I started watching it didn't get to finish it before the trip was over. No worries
[26:36] I said when I get home, I will finish watching the movie on Netflix at home
[26:40] but Dan
[26:42] When I looked at when I looked at Netflix in America was Miracle Mile available
[26:47] It was not Dan it was not and to this day
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[27:37] Guys, let's return to this game. Now. It's called all if you'll recall from before the break. It is very close
[27:43] Elliot s1 Stuart has zero. Okay, we can you can turn this around Stu or perhaps I'll open up an even more insurmountable
[27:49] I mean it I certainly can't get worse, right? I can't lose points, right?
[27:55] Dan's the crazy games master as his
[27:59] House of Wonderland rules a real arcade fellow. Mm-hmm. I'm gonna open this one
[28:05] To you first, huh? Because you're behind. Yeah, here's a goof. Oh
[28:10] man, a
[28:12] Caption, I love I love wait. Wait, I like Dan ahead of time salivating over just like just like savoring this goof
[28:20] Love a good goof a
[28:22] caption reads Thursday and
[28:25] Then shortly afterwards we see Wendy and Danny watching the Roadrunner show
[28:30] With it's a distinctive theme song in the late 70s that show played only on Saturday mornings
[28:38] Oof, what a goof?
[28:41] Stewart what movie?
[28:43] Wendy and Danny in the 70s. It's got to be for his gump, baby
[28:52] See Stewart's game and I appreciate it. I appreciate that he realizes that the competition is less important than the fun
[29:00] we make along the way
[29:07] Okay, Elliot, what do you got hmm show me zodiac
[29:14] Similarly fun movies
[29:17] We're both throwing the competition
[29:21] Both examples of directors working at the top of their game. The answer is the Shining
[29:30] Watching the Roadrunner show
[29:34] Right, that's that movie about how they fake the moon landing
[29:38] Mm-hmm. Okay, we got we got two more goofs guys
[29:42] Two more. These are the primo ones. Oh, man. Yeah. Yeah, we've been edging this whole time
[29:50] With
[29:51] When Nick is playing the board game
[29:53] Game of life with Margo he lands on the marriage block and adds the wife
[30:00] peg to his car. He then hands off to Margo for her turn, neglecting that in the rules
[30:07] for the game, one makes another honeymoon spin immediately after getting married. Guys,
[30:15] can you believe that this goof made it on screen?
[30:19] How did that get into the final cut? I hope someone got fired for that. I don't really.
[30:24] I don't.
[30:25] Guys, I was watching, my wife and I started re-watching The Sopranos, and in like the
[30:31] first episode, there's this great scene where Anthony Jr. is playing Mario Kart, and Tony
[30:36] comes in and sits down next to him and starts playing Mario Kart with one hand, and I'm
[30:42] like, dude, you can't do that. What the fuck?
[30:46] But what you can't see is his character is just slamming into a wall over and over again.
[30:54] If I may, before we reveal our answers, I will say The Game of Life and I have a tumultuous
[30:59] history. I loved it as a kid, and it was recently a favorite of my older son, and we had to
[31:05] ban it in the house because it was giving him too strong an idea that the point of life
[31:09] is money and that you should be able to like trade in family members for money. He was
[31:15] getting a little too money focused, so we had to take The Game of Life out of his hands.
[31:21] Sounds like that's like shorthand for murdering someone, right?
[31:25] Oh yeah, they were his cold dead hands.
[31:26] Took The Game of Life out of your hands.
[31:31] Ali, you were up first for this one. Do you need any refreshers? Do you understand?
[31:35] So Nick and Margo, this is really teaching me that I do not remember the names of characters
[31:41] from movies as well as I thought I did. So they're playing The Game of Life, so it's
[31:45] not a period picture. It's not like Pride and Prejudice, or Sense and Sensibility,
[31:51] or Emma, or Northanger Abbey, but I know it's a Jane Austen movie, so clueless.
[31:57] Okay, and Stuart, what do you have to say?
[32:01] This is an actual guess. Guys, I've been fucking around a lot tonight. I haven't really been
[32:09] playing The Game. I've been kind of stunting on y'all, but I'm going to actually guess,
[32:15] is it the Royal Tenenbaums?
[32:18] Ooh, there is a Margo in that.
[32:21] Wait, Dan, can I change my answer?
[32:24] I was honest for a fucking chance. I removed all the irony in Pride, and I fucked up.
[32:31] That was your mistake. Shouldn't have done that.
[32:33] I'll give you a chance, Elliot. Do you have one more guess?
[32:39] Show me Zodiac.
[32:41] No. This is from the movie Gone Girl, written by our friend Gillian Flynn. Sorry, Gillian,
[32:51] you done goofed. Look up the rules to The Game of Life.
[32:56] More like Goofian.
[33:00] Man, how embarrassing. I'm sorry to call you out publicly like this.
[33:06] Man, this is like the scene in the Philadelphia story, when Catherine Hepburn declares she's
[33:11] won a game of Connect Four, after only connecting three.
[33:17] All right, so, Stuart, I'm afraid you cannot win at this point. You can only tie.
[33:23] That's fine.
[33:25] But...
[33:26] Although I think you're giving me too much credit.
[33:29] Well, it's possible that the last one is a joke one that is easy to get, so...
[33:35] True. We can only hope.
[33:38] I'm going to open this one up for Stuart first, and then if he gets it, you know what?
[33:46] We're just ending in a tie, and everyone wins the joy of friendship.
[33:50] So cool your jets, Elliot. I know you're getting all excited in your chair over there.
[33:53] I understand. I'm getting ready to yell, show me Zodiac again.
[33:56] Dan, so you're saying if we don't tie, we don't get friendship?
[33:59] Like that's the end of our friendship and I can never talk to Stuart again?
[34:02] No, I'm just saying the moral of the fact.
[34:04] That's the stakes. They're high, but I like it.
[34:06] Yeah. All right, so...
[34:08] Something, guys, I think I'm developing a gambling addiction because of this episode.
[34:14] Somehow Dan walks away owning the bar tomorrow. He's like, I wasn't even playing.
[34:18] Uh-huh, and like three of my fingers.
[34:22] Everyone's Jonesing for Goofs.
[34:24] Yeah, the next game Dan wants to play is lighting his lighter with one hand.
[34:30] Yeah, what a great story that is.
[34:32] Okay, here we go. Last question.
[34:37] Here's the Goof.
[34:39] Wait, wait. I want that to be your new catchphrase for someone to make a soundboard
[34:44] because the way you said it just now was so full of bravado and gruff confidence.
[34:50] Here's the Goof.
[34:52] Yeah, it's Dan's love language.
[34:56] Audrey's like, Dan, I found a new Goof for you.
[34:59] And he's like, oh, baby.
[35:01] And he's hooking the flip takes out of the panel.
[35:04] Yeah, it's celebrating their anniversary.
[35:06] He's like, show me the Goof.
[35:12] All right, well, here's a Goof for you.
[35:14] I got you a box of brand new Goofs.
[35:20] Cut out of paper.
[35:22] It's like, I'm sorry, guys, I'm in a bad mood.
[35:24] I lost an eBay auction for a vintage Goof.
[35:26] I had my eye on this one for a while.
[35:29] The bidding got real high.
[35:30] It was up until 3.30 in the morning trying to snipe this Goof.
[35:35] Okay, here we go.
[35:37] All right, last one.
[35:39] Obviously a driver's ed instructor would never allow or order a student driver to give someone the bird.
[35:49] Guys, I just watched this the other day, so I know it.
[35:52] It's so obvious.
[35:54] It's Disney's Onward or Pixar's Onward.
[35:57] Shut up.
[35:59] Do you know which one it is?
[36:06] What, summer school?
[36:08] Okay, Ali, do you have it?
[36:10] I can see the scene, and yet I'm having trouble remembering exactly.
[36:14] Oh, wait.
[36:17] What are we talking about?
[36:19] Obviously a driver's ed instructor would never allow or order a student driver to give someone the bird.
[36:27] Dan, Dan, it's just not coming to me, so I've got to say it.
[36:31] I apologize.
[36:32] Show me Zodiac.
[36:34] No, it's the naked gun from the Files of Policing.
[36:37] The naked gun, that's right.
[36:39] What a goof that literal Goof was.
[36:43] Man, I feel like they were writing that goof.
[36:45] They didn't consider the fact that it was too goofy.
[36:49] In real life, gripping the penis of a statue carved into the side of a building would not give it pleasure and change its face to a smile.
[36:56] In real life, a marble penis would not bend in that way.
[37:02] In real life, applying a sanding machine to the birthmark on the buttock of a famous, what is he, a scientist?
[37:10] I don't know.
[37:11] At best, mild abrasion, and at worst, a serious injury.
[37:14] Not no effect as it has in this.
[37:17] So, all right, well.
[37:20] In real life, a detective with Frank Drebin's record would have been fired from the police force years ago.
[37:27] That was essentially one of the last ones.
[37:32] It was like, obviously, this movie is a satire of crazy, overconfident cops.
[37:39] But in real life, someone would have known that Nordberg was undercover.
[37:43] It's like, okay, great.
[37:45] You understand that it's a comedy, but you somehow can't take the next step.
[37:50] In real life, Ayatollah Khomeini would not have had a mohawk under his turban.
[37:53] But you're right.
[37:56] I totally should have known that it was naked gun.
[37:58] I couldn't remember which of the like Zucker type movies it was.
[38:03] You know what, Elliot?
[38:04] It doesn't matter.
[38:05] You still won in a blowout of one to zero.
[38:08] Yeah, I mean, I'm toast.
[38:12] So I guess we're not friends anymore, Elliot.
[38:15] No, no, no, no.
[38:17] I mean, to be honest, if I had known those were the rules of the game before I started playing, I might not have played.
[38:21] But the game is the game.
[38:23] I can't hate the player.
[38:25] Why would I?
[38:26] He wasn't my friend until a minute ago when he lost.
[38:29] It's that I'll hate the game.
[38:31] It's all about the journey, the in-game experience, as opposed to the end results.
[38:35] Like, it's fine.
[38:36] Exactly.
[38:37] I guess this is a real gamer gate situation in that we were the gamers, and now there's a gate between us.
[38:42] And we can no longer hang out again.
[38:44] And every time I see graffiti hastily scrawled across the walls of New York City that say,
[38:52] show me Zodiac, I'll think of you.
[38:55] Thank you.
[38:56] I appreciate that.
[38:57] I think that will be my tag from now on.
[38:59] I took my family out on a trip somewhere the other day where there was a lot of graffiti on a wall.
[39:06] And Sammy was like, why do they have that there?
[39:08] I'm like, oh, those are the tags that the graffiti people put, and each person has their own tag.
[39:11] And he goes, we don't have a tag.
[39:13] So I was like, should we have one?
[39:15] Like, should our family have one?
[39:17] You've got to think about branding.
[39:19] I guess now it's show me Zodiac, yeah.
[39:23] You've got to think about branding.
[39:25] You've got to think about branding Brandon.
[39:27] We need to talk about branding Kevin.
[39:32] I mean, that probably would have put him in line, you know?
[39:35] The idea that the principle is like, we need to talk about Kevin.
[39:38] His branding is poor.
[39:41] He has very little market penetration, very little brand recognition.
[39:45] Very bow and arrow based.
[39:50] I feel like he's not creating gram opportunities for himself to get his ideas out there.
[39:55] Sure.
[39:57] There's a lot of buzz around him, but it's mostly from his.
[40:00] about how she doesn't really like him.
[40:05] I don't want people to just say, we need to talk about Kevin.
[40:08] I want people to say, we need to do everything about Kevin.
[40:11] We need to make Kevin part of every aspect of our lives.
[40:14] We want to live that Kevin lifestyle.
[40:18] A wonderful harrowing movie.
[40:20] What if there's some guy who's like, well, Kevin did.
[40:23] Oh, that was terrible.
[40:24] And he goes, yeah, but we're talking about him.
[40:29] And he looks at the camera and he freezes.
[40:32] And you think about modern culture and the way society has,
[40:37] what society has done to us, as it irises in on his eye.
[40:41] I mean, the whole time I'm thinking,
[40:43] that kid is made out of the soup of John C. Reilly and Tilda Swinton.
[40:47] Amazing.
[40:48] The soup.
[40:53] Give me a cup of that.
[40:54] Okay.
[40:55] Well, I think my enjoyment at inflicting this on you guys is palpable.
[41:02] So I appreciate you playing along.
[41:05] Thanks to all who are playing along at home, yelling at your buzzfeed.
[41:09] I'm sure a lot of people knew the answers before we did.
[41:11] Those were some hard goofs for me.
[41:12] But I'm sure the audience at home was like, what?
[41:15] How can I remember that Margo was in that movie?
[41:20] I did pump up the difficulty.
[41:22] Because last time was to sort of tantalize you at this time.
[41:27] Yeah, and build up our confidence too much.
[41:29] Make us feel like we could take on the entire world of goofs.
[41:32] Yeah, exactly.
[41:35] And yet our wings, we flew too close to the goof sun,
[41:38] and our goof wings have melted.
[41:40] We've fallen into the goof ocean.
[41:45] A bunch of goofy goobers.
[41:48] I wouldn't go that far, but okay.
[41:50] Thank you all for listening.
[41:52] Thank you to everyone.
[41:56] Thank you to Maximum Fun, our network.
[42:00] Go to MaximumFun.org to check out other Maximum Fun podcasts.
[42:07] I know that Elliot has a comic book on sale now.
[42:12] I'm sure he would like to say a little bit about it.
[42:15] Maniac of New York, number one.
[42:18] When this episode comes out, it might be a little hard to find.
[42:21] It's been selling really well, but it was just announced today
[42:23] it will be going back for a second printing,
[42:25] which should be available around the time of the second issue.
[42:28] Maniac of New York, number one.
[42:30] If you can find it, it's great.
[42:32] It's Jason Takes Manhattan Meets The Wire.
[42:35] What if instead of The Wire being about drugs in Baltimore,
[42:37] it was about a mass killer terrorizing New York?
[42:40] And the art is beautiful.
[42:43] It's by Andre Udy.
[42:45] It's from Aftershock Comics, and it is, if you can find it, a fun read.
[42:51] Issue two comes out March 8th, I believe.
[42:54] So if you miss issue one, pick up issue two,
[42:57] and you'll hopefully be able to catch up with the story.
[43:00] If you miss the physical copy, you can find it digitally on Comixology.
[43:06] Yeah, I think so.
[43:08] I mean, I did.
[43:10] Yeah, it's great. I'd recommend it.
[43:13] And, Stuart, how's your stuff?
[43:15] What's going on?
[43:16] Well, Stuart Wellington has been recently half-vaccinated.
[43:19] Baby, uh-oh, I got some of that good Dolly Parton juice in my arm.
[43:24] That's right, Moderna vaccine.
[43:25] I got the first shot, second shot scheduled.
[43:28] Because I don't know if you guys know this,
[43:29] but podcasters are essential workers in these times.
[43:32] No, that's not why.
[43:33] No, no, no.
[43:34] Before they get mad.
[43:35] I'm a bar and restaurant worker,
[43:39] and in New York they made it available for us to get the vaccine,
[43:42] and I think it's the responsible thing to do for everyone who can get the vaccine to try and get it.
[43:48] So I got lucky, and my wife put a bunch of work into the vaccine portal, which is not easy,
[43:57] and we were able to schedule a vaccine appointment for me.
[44:01] So I took it.
[44:03] Since I'd previously had COVID, I had kind of a rough time with it.
[44:09] The first day was pretty difficult.
[44:11] I was pretty fatigued, but I'm feeling better now, obviously, based on my performance on tonight's game.
[44:19] Stuart, would you say the takeaway from this episode is Stuart Wellington is stronger than ever before?
[44:26] That's the thing.
[44:28] Yeah, I mean, right before we started, I was doing squats and push-ups.
[44:32] I'm getting pumped.
[44:33] I'm ready to tie, like, a bandana around my forehead so I can battle some enemies.
[44:41] You can't see.
[44:42] But Stuart right now is bending a paperclip into a bow so that he can fight off some gremlins in the clamp building.
[44:50] Well, I just remember that about two minutes ago.
[44:52] Not the lady gremlin.
[44:53] No, not the lady gremlin.
[44:54] She's going to find love with Robert Picardo.
[44:56] She's the good gremlin.
[44:57] I don't want to stop that.
[44:58] No.
[44:59] No, I just remember that we were trying to end this.
[45:02] By the way, I think the lady gremlin and Robert Picardo in Inner Space are basically the same character.
[45:08] I need to examine this a little bit more, but I think they're very similar.
[45:11] I think you have a master's thesis.
[45:12] Let's get to work on it.
[45:13] Yeah, I think that's the presentation for the next live show.
[45:16] Dan, did you have anything to promote?
[45:18] Do you want to tell people about your Jon Stewart packet that I'm sure you were writing up for his new show?
[45:23] Yeah, I was texting Elliot.
[45:25] I'm like, why is Jon Stewart packet?
[45:27] Like, I think that's trending.
[45:30] We both agreed it was such an inside baseball thing.
[45:33] That will mark when this episode came out.
[45:36] You are on Twitter and you vaguely saw people talking about the Jon Stewart packet.
[45:40] When I saw it, I'm like, is that the name of the next digital underground album?
[45:47] No, I got nothing to plug.
[45:48] I'm just here.
[45:49] I got a new kitten.
[45:51] It's pretty cute.
[45:53] We're all enamored of the new kitten.
[45:55] Yeah, yeah.
[45:56] But anyway, so if you liked this, maybe listen to a normal episode if you haven't heard one.
[46:03] And if you are a regular listener, please keep listening and rate, review, subscribe, all the stuff that helps a podcast grow.
[46:12] A young, healthy podcast with growing bones.
[46:16] That's what kids have, right?
[46:18] They do have growing bones.
[46:21] They can grow and split their skin.
[46:26] No, the skin grows with the bones.
[46:28] Unless they're marrow of the X-Men.
[46:30] But that is one case in particular.
[46:36] Thank you all for listening.
[46:37] For the Flop House, I've been Dan McCoy.
[46:38] I'm Stuart Wellington.
[46:40] I'm Elliot Kalin saying, if you can do something nice for somebody today, please do so.
[46:44] Show me Zodiac.
[46:47] Oh, I should have said that.
[46:48] Damn, forget the thing I said about doing nice stuff.
[46:50] Pretend I said, show me Zodiac.

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Insidious game-master Dan yet again challenges Stu and Elliott to a battle of wits, and unleashes a torrent of the movies' most embarrassing GOOFS!

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