FH mini 123 - 80s Goofs

[0:00] Hey listeners, I won't waste much of your time, I just wanted to let you know that the response to Flop TV Season 2 has been so overwhelming that we're keeping the shows available through mid-March so that folks who got their tickets later in the season have a little extra time to check out the shows before they go away.

[0:19] And if anyone wants to go to theflophouse.simpletics.com at the last minute and squeeze in a binge watch, you can do that too.

[0:27] Just be sure to watch before midnight Eastern time on Sunday, March 16.

[0:33] Okay, now the show.

[0:40] Hey everyone and welcome to the Flophouse. I'm Dan McCoy.

[0:43] I'm Stuart Williston.

[0:45] And I'm Elliot Kalin. Stuart was laughing because he's got a cat in his lap right now.

[0:49] Yeah. Archie, my stripey cat, is very affectionate, particularly with Stuart, of the house guests that we get.

[1:00] And he's rubbing all over between the two of us like, hey, hey, my cats are overrated.

[1:06] He's doing what is technically called putting his stink on me.

[1:11] Hey, this is the Flophouse, as previously mentioned.

[1:15] I'm Elliot Kalin.

[1:17] I'm Stuart Williston.

[1:18] And I'm Dan McCoy.

[1:19] But what we do on the Flophouse.

[1:21] We did our names backwards, memento style.

[1:24] Primarily is to watch bad movies and then talk about them.

[1:27] However, every other week we have been doing minis where we just kind of freestyle it, one of us in charge.

[1:35] And I'm in charge this week.

[1:37] And I will say that, you know, the state of the world has sort of made it hard for me to think of new things, sort of enjoy things, enjoy life, conceptualize, you know, not just be wanting to sort of lie down and not move.

[1:56] And so it's kind of like –

[1:58] Ever since your boy got elected, right?

[1:59] Now that you don't have anything to work toward.

[2:01] That's not a lie.

[2:03] You always like to put that out in the world.

[2:07] And I don't care for it.

[2:09] So it's weeks like these that I'm like let's fall back on an old favorite.

[2:16] Okay.

[2:17] A refillable, if you will.

[2:19] I love favorites.

[2:20] They're my favorites.

[2:21] It's time to take a trip to the land of goofs.

[2:26] Oh!

[2:27] With a goof contest.

[2:29] I love goofs.

[2:30] Dan loves these too, yeah.

[2:32] Oh, man.

[2:33] He does love a good goof.

[2:34] There's a whole troop of them.

[2:36] Now if you'll recall from previous installments, goof-based installments, the IMDb pages for films have a goof section where people are able to catalog the errors, the snubs, the flubs that happen in the course of making film.

[2:57] Think of them as Hollywood's community notes and they work just as well.

[3:01] They're bloopers without the practical jokes.

[3:03] That will make sense to people who grew up at the time that I grew up but not other people.

[3:07] Did you ever – Dan, when you watched the bloopers and practical jokes show, were you like me where you liked the bloopers but did not care for the practical jokes?

[3:13] I was exactly like that.

[3:14] I'm like get these practical jokes out of here.

[3:16] I just want to see bloopers.

[3:17] Can they be meaner?

[3:18] I want to see famous people messing up.

[3:19] Can they be meaner?

[3:20] Yeah.

[3:22] But so these are community-contributed and as such, the idea of what a goof is is wide-ranging and interesting.

[3:32] There's a lot of academic work being done on the subject or at least there was until recently with the government cuts.

[3:39] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[3:40] Now how we do that is this is –

[3:41] Goof master in charge over here.

[3:43] This is nominally a game where I read a goof.

[3:47] I guess I'm chief.

[3:48] What's your official goof master title in chief?

[3:51] I'm goof master general.

[3:52] Yeah.

[3:54] This is sort of a game where I will read out a goof and it's up to you gentlemen to try and shout out what movie you think this goof is from.

[4:04] Okay.

[4:06] Like all games, it's only – it only has limited appeal as a podcast that people listen to.

[4:11] So if you want to digress and add some zazz to it, that's always –

[4:16] Nope.

[4:17] Taking it seriously, just gameplay.

[4:19] This one is called I Love the 80s, But I Hate Those Fucking Goofs.

[4:25] These are 80s movies goofs.

[4:28] These are not necessarily –

[4:29] Because we're like 80s kids around here.

[4:31] We grew up with like slap bracelets and acid-wash jeans and –

[4:36] Yeah.

[4:37] Most of those things are early 90s.

[4:39] Jurassic Park and The Net and The Matrix, 80s stuff, you know?

[4:44] And a 14-year-old Stewart.

[4:46] Nirvana, 80s stuff.

[4:50] So these are all 80s movies, not necessarily the top 80s –

[4:55] The 1993 Mets, 80s stuff.

[4:58] Not necessarily the top of 80s cinema but certainly iconically 80s films.

[5:03] Stranger Things.

[5:05] Now in some of these cases, I will have redacted details that maybe are too giveaway.

[5:14] Well, there's a few names in here that if I just used the names, you would know what it is.

[5:19] But a lot of times I actually just keep the name because maybe you'll remember, maybe you won't.

[5:24] Who knows?

[5:25] Anyway, that's enough explanation.

[5:27] Here's your first fucking goof.

[5:30] Alex is shown using only a plastic face shield while operating an angle grinder.

[5:37] OSHA requires eye protection also, parentheses goggles, whenever face protection is needed.

[5:43] What kind of fucking goof made this goof?

[5:46] This –

[5:47] What movie?

[5:48] Is this Flashdance?

[5:49] I was going to guess Flashdance also.

[5:50] Yeah.

[5:51] Well, guys, I think this might be the first time a goof was successfully guessed.

[5:57] Usually our goofs are goofed on.

[6:00] But this time we un-goofed the goof.

[6:02] We're going to have to get like a fucking matching goof tattoos now because we finally –

[6:05] Yes, we do.

[6:06] It's going to show her in Flashdance arc welding the word goof on it.

[6:13] Or instead of water splashing on her, it's just goof splashing on her.

[6:17] Just a whole bucket full of goofs.

[6:19] Put some fucking goggles on.

[6:21] You're going to go blind.

[6:22] Yeah, yeah.

[6:23] And then you can't Flashdance anymore.

[6:25] You can still Flashdance.

[6:26] You just can't watch other Flashdancers.

[6:28] That's true.

[6:29] That's true.

[6:30] You can also go blind if the Flashdance is too flashy.

[6:32] Claimed in Flashdance.

[6:34] Don't look into the Flash when you Flashdance.

[6:36] The thing – nothing is going to keep – I'm going to put nothing between my peepers in the Flashdance.

[6:42] That's what the Flash is?

[6:43] Have you guys ever been at the – yeah, yeah, the Flash, the superhero.

[6:46] Yeah, he just dances.

[6:47] That's what the Speed Force is.

[6:48] You've been to a theater and they go, please, refrain from all Flashdance photography before the show, during the show.

[6:54] Yeah, yeah.

[6:55] I have been to one of those.

[6:56] Yeah.

[6:57] If you can't stop me and I take out a DVD of Flashdance and I start taking pictures of it.

[7:02] You're like, why did I spend so much money on these tickets to Hamilton if I'm just going to sit in my seat taking pictures of a Flashdance DVD?

[7:10] Yeah.

[7:11] Okay.

[7:12] Well, here's another goof, a goof you might be able to divine.

[7:16] See on the street in your ordinary life?

[7:17] Yeah, yeah.

[7:18] Yeah.

[7:19] It's a regular ordinary –

[7:20] Here's a goof we've all noticed.

[7:22] Daily goof.

[7:23] Give us this day, our daily goofs, and et cetera.

[7:26] Yay, I will fear no goofs for they are with me.

[7:28] Here we go.

[7:29] Gary says to the perfume sales girl, one does not refer to a 23-year-old woman, meaning Lisa, as a girlfriend.

[7:39] Name redacted was 24 at the time of filming.

[7:43] What kind of fucking goof is this?

[7:46] That the character's age was not exactly the same age as the person playing this character.

[7:54] We all know that actors can only play the same age that they are in in real life.

[8:00] That's just a rule.

[8:01] That's kind of a piece of shit goofster.

[8:03] Only plays like 60-year-old men.

[8:08] This actress was a full year older than the script had her.

[8:12] A perfume salesperson.

[8:14] This is a pretty good goof.

[8:16] Yeah.

[8:17] Does that help you decide what it –

[8:18] Whether it was a good goof or not a good goof?

[8:20] Yeah, it helps me decide.

[8:21] Yeah, it does help.

[8:22] I always love Dan's anger at the erroneous goofs.

[8:25] Okay.

[8:26] This would have been in the 80s.

[8:27] Yes.

[8:28] You've grasped the twin pillars of the premise here.

[8:32] If this was a killing joke song, it would be the 80s.

[8:35] Okay.

[8:36] Yeah.

[8:37] Let's see.

[8:39] I will say this was –

[8:47] Fuck.

[8:48] I don't know.

[8:49] Pretty in pink, sure.

[8:52] Okay.

[8:53] Do you have a guess?

[8:54] I'm going to say Loverboy.

[8:56] You came sort of close with pretty in pink, Stuart.

[9:00] It is Weird Science.

[9:02] Weird Science is another –

[9:04] They do go –

[9:05] There is a scene in a mall in Weird Science, but I did not remember a perfume salesperson.

[9:09] Yeah.

[9:10] Well, perhaps you'll do better with this unforgivable goof.

[9:14] Probably not.

[9:15] That U2 album, The Unforgivable Goof.

[9:17] Oh, man.

[9:19] Dan, Dan.

[9:20] My memory is –

[9:21] I'm not going to get it.

[9:22] My memory for movies is so bad.

[9:23] Let me just tell you.

[9:24] I don't even remember what movie I just guessed in that last one.

[9:26] I don't remember what movie I said.

[9:28] So let's go on.

[9:29] What's this goof?

[9:30] When Name Redacted grabbed some rope at the cabin, he says, three-quarter inch double

[9:38] braid.

[9:39] The rope is actually a three-strand construction.

[9:43] These fucking goofsters.

[9:46] I hope someone got fired for that one for sure.

[9:48] I don't know what kind of rope they're dealing with.

[9:51] I'm going to guess the Great Outdoors.

[9:53] It's a three-strand.

[9:54] I'm going to guess the Great Outdoors.

[9:55] Okay.

[9:56] I'll guess, I don't know, Funny Farm.

[9:59] You know –

[10:00] You're in the zone in that you're going comedy, and this is, I think, uh, primarily comedy,

[10:05] even though it has other elements to it. On Golden Pond?

[10:09] Uh, would it, would it help you to know, would it help you to know that the,

[10:15] the name that I redacted was actually a number? Short Circuit?

[10:20] Yeah, it is, in fact, Short Circuit. Ah, that might be, it might not be a goof for the movie.

[10:26] It might be that they're showing us that Johnny 5 is alive and can now make errors in identifying.

[10:30] Yeah, I think you should put it in the incorrectly regarded as goof section.

[10:35] You're right, Dan. I have the time to go into the goof section for Short Circuit and correct

[10:40] the goofs with my interpretation. What do you got going on?

[10:43] What's going on? Oh, nothing.

[10:45] Okay, well, uh, here's, I mean, this is a goof that I know at least not to, uh, provide too

[10:51] big of a clue. I think this goof is close to Stewart's heart. So here we go. At around 10

[10:58] minutes, Annie tells the truck driver she will cook for 50 kids. But later, at around 19 minutes,

[11:05] tells the Jeep driver she doesn't like to call children kids. Fucking character inconsistency

[11:14] goof. Her preference to not condescend to children by calling them kids is thrown in the

[11:22] trash when she's, uh, I mean, you know, earlier in the movie, you have to remember back that she'd

[11:29] said that, but you got to have a goof brain. You got to be looking for goofs. Okay, Hunter,

[11:34] cast your mind back nine minutes. Remember that this is not, I mean, perhaps it's a different

[11:38] Annie. Maybe she's been replaced. Who knows? And I'm guessing it's not Annie from the movie,

[11:47] Annie. No, little orphan Annie. That's a good guess, but I would have redacted the name if

[11:53] it was in fact the titular Annie. Yes. Okay. So Annie, she sometimes calls kids kids. Sometimes

[11:59] she doesn't want to call them kids. I don't know. True Beverly Hills. And there's a lot of kids in

[12:05] this scene. Uh, she's, she's just saying that later she's going to cook for 50 kids, but then

[12:13] in both cases, she's talking about absent kids that are like, okay. So it's not like talking

[12:18] to people who drive things. It's not the movie called like, called like 50 kids adventure or

[12:23] something like that. You know, so many kids tricked us on this one. Well, you know, I have

[12:30] no idea. So I'm just going to guess any eighties movie that comes to mind, uh, Rocky four.

[12:35] No, well, you know, is it Rocky four? They say a foolish consistency is the hobgoblin

[12:40] goblin of small minds and Annie doesn't have lesser minds. And they don't say that. Dan

[12:44] Rolf, Ralph Waldo Emerson says proper, let's get a proper answer. Yes. It's been said by many

[12:52] people, including me. I mean, Dan's right. You'll check the tape. True. Other people have said it.

[12:59] That's true. It's not just my boy RWE Friday, the 13th. You're right. Uh, okay. Well, the only

[13:06] goof in the movie and otherwise flawless film. Yeah. This is an unconscionable. I feel like

[13:11] I'm learning that I'm the real goof. I, uh, I can't believe they did this, but here goes.

[13:19] How could they? It's my beautiful boy. Name redacted says I would have waited an eternity

[13:27] for this while standing over the fallen name redacted, literally waiting forever means it

[13:33] would never happen. What a fucking semantic goof, a temporal semantic goof being made there. If you

[13:42] waited forever, it would never happen. Was it, was it Thunderball where the villain was semantic goof?

[13:50] Well, well, well, semantic goof. Your plan was never going to succeed.

[13:55] Uh, this is a, this is a very, I think you'll find what you mean to say is my plan was unlikely

[14:00] to succeed. It, you can't prove a negative. You can't say it would never succeed.

[14:06] Um, so I would have waited an eternity for this. Yeah. This is a eternity. This

[14:11] masters the universe. That's a good call. It's very close. Okay. Stuart,

[14:17] can you take that double hint and, uh, uh, yeah, I'm going to say crawl.

[14:24] Uh, you're going, but the, the closest was, uh, it's an 80s cartoon. It's transformers. The movie

[14:34] optimus prime is the one who's fallen. Yeah. So the goof, the goof is not that they're

[14:39] living robots that turn into cars. No, I mean, that's a pretty egregious goof.

[14:45] This doesn't exist in real life. No. Um, let's take a brief moment to, uh,

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[19:25] practical jokes. Let's get back to the bloopers. The goofs, if you will. What a segue. Dan, you're

[19:31] getting pretty good at this. It only took like a little bit less than two decades. Yeah, well,

[19:35] did you see all that stumbling I did during the ad break? Well, here we go. Here's a goof for you

[19:42] goofsters. Let me buckle my goof belt. Pull up your socks and strap on your sock garters because

[19:51] I'm about to knock them off. Near the end, when Alice is showing Tess her new office,

[20:00] She says hit shift s for your schedule now on any keyboard anywhere

[20:06] Shift s will bring up a capital s so she would have to type something else for her schedule. It's a good point

[20:13] I'm gonna get this working girl. I'm gonna guess. It's don't tell mom the babysitter's dead Elliot. You are on the board

[20:22] Finally it is working girl

[20:25] But apparently Mike Nichols has never used a fucking

[20:29] Computer in his life

[20:35] That is I will say that's a dumb goof to worry about but it is a pretty funny goof because yeah

[20:39] They should know that that shift s just does just give you a capital S

[20:43] Because that's also how it works on a typewriter, too. Yeah

[20:47] Well coincidentally, here's another typing related goof

[20:53] Near the end when name redacted is typing on her computer

[20:58] Apparently, she's typing the longest word in the history of modern language because her fingers never touched the spacebar

[21:05] What kind of fucking Molly bloom over here?

[21:10] Yeah, are we to believe this is some sort of miss bloom mrs. Bloom. I want to talk to you about this

[21:21] Who wrote this long ex-worker you make a good point they could just be typing in German

[21:27] Let's see. I assume it's not a German movie or a German character or else it would make it would be less of a goof

[21:33] Yes

[21:34] So it's not it's not the bad guy from Raiders Lost Ark. So it's probably not raised less

[21:38] I mean also, I don't think any scenes of him typing in that movie. No, I was saying

[21:43] Certainly before word processors. Yes. I mean they had typewriters and then I'm typewriters. But yeah

[21:49] Somebody types a really long thing long time on a typewriter

[21:55] Run, um, you know what typing on her computer it says. Okay, and what movie is this from?

[22:06] I'm gonna say let's see typing on a computer

[22:12] Mm-hmm. It's a movie that has a computer in it. So that all but from the 80s that look that narrows it down

[22:17] It kind of does. Oh

[22:19] We're games never touch the space war

[22:22] Except I don't think I don't know if a woman ever touches a keyboard in war games. I think it's all

[22:27] I'm gonna say real genius

[22:30] It is when Harry met Sally

[22:35] Thing does not care to break up her words. No, she's writing the old Roman Latin style where the words just run together

[22:43] Yeah, that's part of what what took him so long to get together. I think

[22:47] Read their letters mad at the length of the words in her

[22:52] Pardon me. I have to belch one second cover me cover me boys

[22:57] You didn't cover me. You didn't cover me. No, let me hear the bells. Yeah, we wanted to hear it

[23:05] Well after that build-up

[23:08] As punishment you get another goof here's one

[23:11] Oh

[23:13] Both name-redacted and

[23:16] name-redacted have lunches that require refrigeration

[23:20] Sushi and a carton of milk

[23:22] Both of these are sitting in a warm library for hours likely would make the consumers. Oh

[23:29] Breakfast Club, that's I was gonna guess too. Yeah

[23:32] Well, Stu got there first. So yeah breakfast Club every time he says name-redacted. I think he's saying Namer

[23:38] I'm like name wars in this

[23:41] Have lunch

[23:43] There is no way name war would have stayed for the whole detention in the breakfast Club

[23:47] He would have said me I the luck the Prince of Atlantis

[23:51] Enclosed due to some principles demand imperious Rex and he would just burst out to the wall. Yeah

[23:57] You know, they do require refrigeration

[23:59] I don't think that necessarily leaving out a carton of milk for like a morning is gonna make you sick by the end of it

[24:06] but

[24:07] You don't know how I'm not like I'm not the goof master for this one

[24:12] Master general. Oh, I'm not this specific. You're good at delegating. That's the yeah

[24:17] Yeah, I don't know what whoever which one of my minions put this goof in

[24:21] The secret of management is to trust the people who are doing the work

[24:25] So I may not always agree with them, but I have faith that they're gonna do right and if they don't I course correct

[24:30] Yeah, well, they're failing the spot check. I'll tell you that. Yeah

[24:34] Here's here's

[24:36] Here's a goof. The breakfast club is not an organized club. They receive no funding from the school for their activities

[24:42] In fact, there's a detention. Here's a goof. Why the fuck do they call themselves the breakfast?

[24:48] Doesn't really relate to anything

[24:51] Arms don't work is a good ashtray

[24:54] The movie opens with the screen smashing and cracking in real life screens do not spontaneously crash

[25:02] All right, thanks

[25:06] Characters this is a new goof by the way, just okay. Oh, it's just not a breakfast by me because I was ready to say

[25:14] Characters use odd phrasing often for example

[25:19] sleptwalked

[25:20] Something's funny going on. Have you ever dove and of course whomever might complain?

[25:27] Teague also refers to a large amount of software in the Freelings living room, but almost certainly means the hardware of the video equipment

[25:36] what kind of

[25:37] fucking goofsters would write this

[25:40] bullshit way of talking this idiomatic way of talking that

[25:45] You know people do all the time with malapropisms. Why?

[25:50] Does this goof stand I'm gonna say I'm gonna say it's sex lies and videotape by our old friend Irish soda bread

[25:57] Mmm, I'm gonna say poltergeist

[26:00] Stewart my god, you're cleaning up

[26:05] I honestly I've never I've seen poltergeist many times. I've never noticed that they talk in a loud way

[26:12] But this goof has I guess changed my mind. I guess you haven't watched poltergeist enough and neither have I I didn't notice it either

[26:18] Yeah, do you know that was like I think we talked about it

[26:22] That was like the one thing that really movie scared me as a kid like the guy peeling his skin off. Yeah

[26:30] Yeah

[26:32] Thinking behind it. You're only hurting yourself pal. There's no extra skin beneath that

[26:37] Maybe that's what he was trying to fight it out

[26:39] He's like am I a snake? Let me peel my skin off and see if there's more

[26:44] Yeah, not I guess I'm not a snake or any sort of reptile

[26:47] Mmm, I'm not one of the aliens from V or V the final battle. No, neither. Yeah

[26:53] Well, let me send you out the door with one final goof. Okay

[26:57] This goof my god

[27:02] Characters at an outdoor concert fan themselves

[27:06] Presumably to show how hot it is

[27:08] Even though there's obviously a heavy breeze that would make such activity superfluous

[27:16] What

[27:18] Fucking

[27:20] Idiotic piece of Hollywood trash

[27:23] would make a mistake a

[27:25] Heat related mistake like this. I'm gonna say stand by me pie eating scene. I'm gonna say La Bamba

[27:33] well surprisingly

[27:35] this goof while seemingly

[27:37] But if nonsense did have a clue to the the movie in it in that it was heat related as I said

[27:47] Yeah, this was heat that famous scene that takes place in a concert when Robert De Niro and Al Pacino go to a concert together

[27:56] To see the spin doctors together

[28:02] Aren't we

[28:07] I

[28:11] I'm not stealing things people are giving away give it away. Give it away. Yeah, I

[28:17] Well, we meet under the bridge

[28:21] Go on Dan, uh, may I um, you know what?

[28:26] I forgot a lot today. It was that dead-on Al Pacino. I just did

[28:32] I transport you into the world of heat

[28:35] You know, I don't know what I was gonna say to wrap it up, honestly, right? Oh, I was there was no

[28:39] Well, there's no way to prepare something. I was gonna recapitulate the score. That's what it was. I wasn't keeping

[28:45] Careful track, but I believe all tied up. I believe it was three to one in Stewart's favor, which

[28:50] Handily won this one. Ooh, he makes him the goof of the of the day

[28:57] Ironically by missing out on the goofs, I've been I'm the goofess and Stuart is the gallant

[29:02] So Dan you're gonna you're gonna update the flop s Instagram page

[29:06] a

[29:08] certificate of my awarding

[29:14] Just I just feel like everyone should see

[29:17] Should see my my achievement. I just wanted this to be a lesson to you know, all you

[29:21] You makers out there and Holly weirds that the internet is on the case

[29:26] they're not gonna let you get away with these kinds of

[29:28] Shoddy pieces of work. So make sure everything's tight or else lest you be the goof

[29:35] But anyway, yeah goof or be goof. That's the law that Dan lives by

[29:40] This has been

[29:43] Said goof not lest you be goofed yourself. Yeah. Yeah. What's it are the goof finders?

[29:49] No, this is a

[30:00] You know, and God said, let there be goose and there was.

[30:03] This has been a short and goofy flop house.

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[30:29] There's some of them that aren't meant to be funny, is what I'm trying to say.

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[30:39] Alex Smith is his name.

[30:41] He does a great job making us sound good.

[30:44] When we throw dumb stuff at him, he's always like, yeah, I can take care of that.

[30:49] I can do that for you.

[30:50] Let me pull these goofs out.

[30:53] Um, but that's it.

[30:55] See you next time for the flop house.

[30:57] I've been Dan McCoy.

[30:59] I've been goof of the week for Wellington.

[31:02] And I continue to be goofing up my goof identifying.

[31:05] This is Elliot Kalin.

[31:06] I'll give you next time, Stuart.

[31:08] I'll give you but good.

[31:10] You know, you goof 100% of the shots you don't take, right?

[31:13] I thought it was that you missed 100% of the shots you don't goof.

[31:16] Oh, that's where that's why you fucked up accounts.

[31:20] Very all right. Bye.

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FH mini 123 - 80s Goofs

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