Episode 62 - Ryan Gosling (Season 49)

[00:00:00] with your host Brad Oven featuring Ben Conowitz and Nate Laux and here's the podcast. Hey

[00:00:17] friends, good to see you. Good to see you. We're having a good time. We really listened

[00:00:23] guys. We wanted to get this one out really early. Right away. We've had some shows.

[00:00:28] A couple of technical issues. We're here and we're going to get this out as soon as possible.

[00:00:35] I can't wait to talk to you guys about this episode. It was phenomenal. It was one of my favorite

[00:00:41] episodes of the year, maybe two years, maybe three years. It's just a great episode. Yeah,

[00:00:46] we intended to get this one out on Monday, like right away. But then we had some technical

[00:00:49] issues and then we were going to record it last night. But then like pilots were playing

[00:00:53] terrible pranks on me and just wanted to keep circling the runway. And so we just couldn't do

[00:00:58] it. Just timeline. So here we are recording it and hopefully you're listening into it very

[00:01:02] soon. Shortly after we recorded it Wednesday evening. Put pressure on Nate. And we know

[00:01:08] that the best time to listen to a Saturday Night Live recap is the Wednesday after the show.

[00:01:14] But let's dive right in. Yeah, let's dive right in to Ryan Gosling.

[00:01:17] I do have a question about this. He's 43.

[00:01:22] You looked it up. Okay. He is very handsome. He's also like seven years younger than Eva Mendes

[00:01:27] and she's just still, I mean, just a Fox, a treasure, a treasure. But do you guys find

[00:01:34] that Ryan Gosling is a total DILF? I mean, I don't know what phrase you, whatever you want

[00:01:42] to use that describes his overall hotness and appeal. He's charming. Yeah, he's musical.

[00:01:49] He's one of those people who it's infuriating how much talent and like beauty and charisma and

[00:01:56] just all of these things like you can't be this funny and handsome and good at dramatic acting.

[00:02:02] Nobody should be allowed to do that. Yeah, it's unfair. But here we go. All right,

[00:02:07] Ryan Gosling third episode of Saturday Night Live. This is his first time hosting the

[00:02:11] first time was December 5th, 2015. The second time was September 30th, 2017. I'm going to ask this.

[00:02:19] Who was the December? September 30th, 2017 was his second time. Did he host

[00:02:28] at Christmas in 2015? Yeah, December 15th. Oh, okay. I didn't hear that one. Okay.

[00:02:33] And in 2017 listeners was the first episode for current cast member Heidi Gardner,

[00:02:39] current cast member and just the biggest crush that Ben has probably. It's true.

[00:02:48] We had a lot of cameos this episode, including Kate McKinnon, Emily Blunt,

[00:02:53] spoiler alert, Caitlin Clark, who I thought we're going to talk about that did a fairly good

[00:02:58] job. And then Kyle Mooney in Kyle Mooney fashion comes back on SNL in a cut for time

[00:03:03] sketch. Of course. Yeah. It's actually perfect. I didn't even think about that until you said it

[00:03:09] just now. That's a perfect way to get it there. I love it. All right. Let's move on. Close

[00:03:14] encounter cold open three friends played by Ryan Gosling, Kate McKinnon and Sarah Sherman

[00:03:19] are being questioned by the NSA and SETI after experiencing another yet another alien abduction.

[00:03:27] This is a recurring sketch they've done now eight times. The first one was on Ryan

[00:03:33] Gosling's first episode in December 5th, 2015. And they've done it on now all three of his episodes.

[00:03:39] Do you guys know who else were on the closing counter episodes that they've done or the

[00:03:44] closing counter sketches? Any of the other celebrities? Brie Larson, correct. Casey

[00:03:49] Affleck. Yep. Who was in the

[00:03:55] one? Did Cecily strong to it when she was she was she was one of the main she was playing the other

[00:04:02] has she hosted she's going on. No, no, not yet. Yeah. Hopefully the bag

[00:04:10] leave Shriver there you go and then Paul Rudd. Oh, I forgot about Paul Rudds. Yeah. Yep. And

[00:04:17] then the other one was Natasha Leon which we'd covered on this episode are covered on this

[00:04:22] podcast. There you go. So those are the other ones on there. And now what's interesting about

[00:04:26] this is the last time they did a close encounter sketch that was Kate McKinnon's farewell episode.

[00:04:33] Oh, yeah. And she used the sketch to say goodbye and it was called the final encounter.

[00:04:39] Correct. But apparently not apparently not. Those aliens dropped her back off.

[00:04:43] Yeah. And then picked her back up. Yeah. So what'd you guys think of this one? I thought

[00:04:47] it was as usual. I laughed my juicer and my deusera off. Okay. My south mouth could not have

[00:04:53] more fun. This I just I was hanging on every word they added an element of physical comedy to this

[00:04:59] when Kate McKinnon is you know kind of going all over Ryan Gosling and looking up, you know,

[00:05:05] this so this is interesting. I'd forgotten about this. They actually added a physical

[00:05:08] element in the second one did that because she pokes around his butt and he also remember

[00:05:14] that. Yeah. The only reason I know this is because I literally just listened to

[00:05:17] an episode of the good one that is all about the close encounter sketches where Jesse

[00:05:21] Deere Fox talks to Kate McKinnon. And so, so yeah. So that was they talked about, you know,

[00:05:26] the the inception of it and all that kind of thing from that podcast you learned or anything

[00:05:30] else. So Kate McKinnon counts the original close encounter sketch as one of her like

[00:05:35] top three all time favorite SNL moments because she said like you could just feel the energy

[00:05:40] as the sketch was going on that like it was soaring and everyone was loving it.

[00:05:44] And like she just like absolutely cherishes that that's gotta be the best feeling, especially

[00:05:50] when as a sketch performer, as you know, a lot of times it doesn't go well. Yeah. You know,

[00:05:54] you got that one out of 10 averages at least good and maybe one out of 100 that's great

[00:06:00] and one out of 1000 that's an all timer. Yeah. So that because that is an all timer,

[00:06:04] right? That's an incredible sketch. And one of the best things about starting this episode

[00:06:10] was there was no political cold open. It started just hot, right? It just started hilarious.

[00:06:17] And I wonder we've now had two episodes in a row where there was not a political cold open

[00:06:21] which means people at the show listen to our podcast, which is great. I think we do that.

[00:06:26] Lauren is a regular listener, but like I do think though it sets the rest of the tone

[00:06:32] for the episode. Absolutely. When the first one goes really well because you can't deny

[00:06:38] that the audience is just now primed and ready to laugh. It's just like at a comedy club where you

[00:06:43] have an opener and a feature before you have a headliner because you don't want the headliner

[00:06:47] to go out there cold. So I know that they obviously have warm up comics, you know, at

[00:06:51] SNL for real, but I think that it kind of resets when the show starts. And if you bomb

[00:06:55] right off the bat, it's hard to get them back sometimes. Yeah. You have to know or you

[00:06:59] have to think that the cast members feel of course, cold opens that aren't working all

[00:07:03] that well, right? And so, okay, we're going to do the monologue. Usually they can get

[00:07:06] them back in the monologue, but when it starts hot like that, it's just, it was great.

[00:07:10] It's a damn rocket ship to the moon. Just good stuff all around. This was just, yeah,

[00:07:15] a hell of a way to start the episode and the fact that they were able to get Kate

[00:07:19] McKinnon back for it, especially since she got to wear Ryan Gosling like a hat.

[00:07:24] All right. Moving on, Ryan Gosling monologue written by Ryan Gosling, Mike Desenzo,

[00:07:28] Dan Bulla and Jake Norwin. I think it was Mike Desenzo that said that a lot of this

[00:07:32] idea for the Ken stuff came from Ryan Gosling himself. He had the concept. They just helped

[00:07:37] him write it. Ryan Gosling and hosting for the third time, third time reminisces about his role as Ken

[00:07:42] in the Barbie movie. Obviously they played this well because Ken is getting a little

[00:07:47] dated now, right? Everyone's kind of over Barbie, but the idea that Ryan Gosling is still holding

[00:07:55] onto it is a great little comedy bit that they were able to do. The song was good.

[00:08:00] Then bringing Emily Blanton was fine. I'll admit this. I will be a man and admit this,

[00:08:07] got a crush on Emily Blunt. Not just bringing Emily Blunt in, but then turning it into an

[00:08:13] Oppenheimer moment and then a Barbenheimer song, bringing all those things together.

[00:08:17] And then doing the physical stunt work to bring the fall guy into the play.

[00:08:21] Yeah, it was great. It was wonderful. A really great, fun, finely tuned monologue that has

[00:08:28] music and jokes and just a lot of great stuff in it. Yeah. Right? I mean you're on SNL typically to

[00:08:34] promote something, right? You've got a movie. You've got a TV show. You've got something going on

[00:08:38] that you want people's attention on. And they were able to do that with Fall Guy, right? They

[00:08:42] were able to bring that in even, even though they're talking about Barbenheimer. So I love

[00:08:47] really well done. Ryan Gosling again, just so, so charming. All right. Moving on. The engagement

[00:08:54] written by Jake Norbwin, Mike Desenzo, Jimmy Fowley and Kira O'Sullivan, a newly engaged couple

[00:09:01] played by Ryan Gosling and Chloe Feynman shares the good news with their friends.

[00:09:04] I go, what am I saying that right? Ryan's Ryan Gosling is continuous whisper on this.

[00:09:16] Just sold this for me. Did you see the strain in his neck to do it? I did notice he was, when I whisper,

[00:09:24] I'm whispering, but man, he was really, well because it's really a force. You're yelling

[00:09:28] whispering. It has to be, it's like a talk, right? So he's, he's, he's changing his voice

[00:09:33] to sound like a whisperer. I don't want to do this. But Desmukes was just brilliant in this.

[00:09:39] I loved this sketch. What did you guys think? Yeah. No, it was, it was, the escalation

[00:09:44] was good. Oh, so good. But just the fact that I think this mugs was my favorite part. Yeah.

[00:09:50] Ryan Gosling is doing a lot of heavy lifting with the whisper, right? But just his reaction

[00:09:55] or not reaction or whatever, everything was just, I don't want to be a part of this.

[00:09:59] It was perfect. He played it perfectly. I'll say this too, because we've been a little bit

[00:10:02] of critical about some of the direction of some of these sketches. This was a back and

[00:10:06] forth ping pong-y type of sketch between just mugs and Gosling. And there was a lot of

[00:10:11] facial comedy in this. And they hit the marks on this. I thought it was, it was just on fire

[00:10:18] the whole time. 100%. Even though they had that moment where Chloe Feynman walked in a

[00:10:23] little early on. It's like, this was one of those episodes where the momentum was there.

[00:10:28] It was so good and like they just, like it didn't interrupt anything. Everyone seemed to be

[00:10:31] operating on title. I keep driving to the airport and I can't get off the police.

[00:10:36] I also felt this ended, right? And it was a fine ending. Like, because how do you end

[00:10:40] some of these sketches? Right. But it was a fine ending. He left the conversation there.

[00:10:45] But as a whole, I thought the sketches kind of ended fine this, this, this episode too.

[00:10:50] Like there's no super awkward ending of sketches. We are always are.

[00:10:53] They didn't tack on a white castle logo on something, you know,

[00:10:57] it was just, they just knocked it out of the park this week.

[00:11:00] Spectacular. And also I'm going to make sure that I get sound bites of Rangosling

[00:11:04] saying my name too. Brad, am I saying that right?

[00:11:07] Yeah.

[00:11:08] Uh, get that boy back featured Chris Stapleton written by Chloe Trost, Ben Marshall, Martin

[00:11:14] Hurley, he John Higgins, Jimmy Fowley and Kira O'Sullivan, a group of women played by Ego

[00:11:20] Wodum, Chloe Feynman and Chloe Trost sing a song about getting revenge on the men who

[00:11:25] betrayed them. Um, Heidi Gardner plays Chris Stapleton's mother and does just fantastic

[00:11:32] in this. She just made me laugh so many different times. The concept was funny

[00:11:36] enough. It wasn't great, but it was funny enough. The song was fine.

[00:11:39] I just agree. I think the concept is great. It's a simple concept, but it's executed

[00:11:44] spectacularly because the song is catchy. You have a thing where you have two normals

[00:11:48] and a weird and the, and I love Chloe Trost brand of weird in this kind of sketch.

[00:11:52] Did you? Yeah. She was just crazy weird. Yeah. Cause it's just a totally like,

[00:11:56] but it's not, see, it started to interrupt. I think that we're on the same page or though

[00:12:00] it's not that it's like Christian wig weird where like small hands and right disgusting

[00:12:04] weird. It's just like kind of like psycho weird. Yeah, it was like, yeah. It's the same thing with

[00:12:09] that, that one sketch with the, uh, when she was the orphan, you know? Yeah. Yes. Uh, and,

[00:12:14] and they even play it right. Ego Wodum kind of gives her a look a couple times of like,

[00:12:18] like really uneasy. Like what's going on also Chris Stapleton can act. Yeah. He was,

[00:12:23] he was fantastic in this, but like, yeah, it's I like, I love just the idea of how

[00:12:27] obsessive she is of like the swapping of the shoes and the like hiding in the house

[00:12:31] and like intense camouflage paint. And you'll notice that right? The first lyric is lipstick on

[00:12:37] the hood and then the keying of the yard. And then so they are literally escalating in that way.

[00:12:42] And I love that cause it's just, it's a very well executed sketch. What's wrong with you, Nate?

[00:12:47] No, I thought it was good because maybe because it was such a great episode that this one wasn't

[00:12:53] the one that caught my attention. I mean, this is great. This one isn't even, I think,

[00:12:56] towards the bottom of the night. We'll have to talk about that. But you guys didn't

[00:13:00] mention how he garden and how great she was. She was no, I had a gardener was fantastic. Of

[00:13:03] course. I just don't like it when they make her old. I would have thought that that would have

[00:13:07] gotten you going. I will say the whole like when he's what it was that he's on the phone

[00:13:13] and she's like talking about that. That's the lady on the wall. The Romanian is the

[00:13:18] way on the wall. Maybe that's why. No, maybe that's why. There we go. Okay. All right.

[00:13:24] Fair enough. Can't tonight written by Marcel Hernandez, Mike DeSenzo and John Higgins,

[00:13:29] two men play by Ryan Gosling and Marcel Hernandez are trying to convince their friend

[00:13:33] played by Kenan Thompson to go out with them. And the original Beethoven.

[00:13:40] And you're the only one that can do that in this room. And we're going to give that to you.

[00:13:43] Not just because I'm have Mexican, but because you guys are terrible at accents.

[00:13:45] And I also did not marry a Cuban woman. No. So what did you guys think of this?

[00:13:50] Did you like this? Is it Brad? Can you say Paramount Plus?

[00:13:55] But he's no, there's no S. Oh, Paramount Plus was my favorite.

[00:14:01] No, I thought it was funny. The idea of like this gringo, right? Marry in a Cuban and all

[00:14:06] of a sudden he becomes a Cuban man. My favorite thing about it though is that

[00:14:10] that's just one small joke in the larger sketch. Like this kind of feels like a 10 to

[00:14:15] one sketch in a way because like what they're talking about doing like going and clubbing

[00:14:18] with the original dog from Beethoven who would be in his mid 30s by the way.

[00:14:24] And so yeah, this one was just really funny to me. Like it's Sheriff Sherman coming up

[00:14:28] saying, Oh, I hear some accents. I love countries. And then again, I like countries and places.

[00:14:33] Yeah. And then like the weird pause. So I'll be back with you. It was almost like that was a mistake.

[00:14:39] That's how it's still that was. It wasn't no, not at all perfect. It was perfect.

[00:14:43] Yeah. This was hilarious. Okay. What's wrong with you?

[00:14:48] I like this one. It was fine. Okay. I thought it was fine. It was good.

[00:14:53] I didn't hear him say it was fine. Okay. I thought I didn't know I said it was fine.

[00:14:59] Gaslight. And unlike when Michael B Jordan had to do an accent that was similar to Marcelo

[00:15:07] Hernandez, his Ryan Gosling was actually good at his accent. So yeah.

[00:15:10] And it does help that they give an excuse as well. Like because I would not have like to see it

[00:15:16] if they didn't explain why he was doing it. It would have been very awkward. Maybe maybe

[00:15:21] marrying a Cuban woman does that to you. Yeah. He did marry a Cuban woman in real life. Yeah.

[00:15:25] He's a little bit more street cred than we do. Absolutely. That's fine.

[00:15:29] It's whatever. Now let's talk about the one that is blowing up the internet. Yeah. Beavis

[00:15:35] and Butthead, a live stream event on AI hosted by News Nation was interrupted by two audience

[00:15:41] members played by Ryan Gosling and Mikey Day who are dressed like who look like look

[00:15:47] suspiciously like a beavis and Butthead. This sketch, this audience character thing they did

[00:15:54] in 2018 if you guys remember Mikey Day was Bart Simpson. I forgot that entirely. Yeah. No,

[00:16:01] this was, this was derived with the same but a street or siddle and Mikey Day had said that

[00:16:07] they wanted to get the beavis about it. This has been in the works for five years. Yeah.

[00:16:11] They've been wanting to do it ever since and it's gone to table read. It's been cut.

[00:16:16] It's been cut. It's been cut and Brad had sent us an article. What was that article from?

[00:16:20] It's from Vulture. From Vulture. They interviewed Heidi Gardner to ask her because she had the big

[00:16:25] moment where she broke like in one of the biggest ways like anyone can break.

[00:16:29] And it's because even though this has been coming up for five years, they never got it to the

[00:16:33] point where there was costume. Yeah. Which is hilarious. And actually, funnily enough, Heidi

[00:16:37] also said that there was a one that got to table read and she was just an audience member in

[00:16:44] it. She didn't have the same role. Right. So yeah, so it never got to dress. So they never reached

[00:16:48] that point. I had to pause it and walk up to my screen to see Mikey Day's gums because at first,

[00:16:54] from far away, it looks like a mustache. Right. And so I seriously paused that and got out there

[00:16:57] and I started laughing even when it was still paused. This was fucking perfect. It was hilarious.

[00:17:03] Just an amazing blend of just like this original idea. Like sure, it's technically a recurring

[00:17:09] bit, but like the fact that they use Beavis and Butthead in this way and didn't just do like a

[00:17:13] live action trailer of all the people to bring back Beavis and Butthead. That was the absurdest of

[00:17:18] it all. Like characters I don't think about at all. Right. But yeah, it's like everyone knows

[00:17:23] was there a part of you at the beginning of the sketch that was worried they were doing

[00:17:26] something topical like a political sketch? No, I didn't feel that for I did until she's

[00:17:32] waiting for it right because it was news nation. Yeah. And then but then we're talking about

[00:17:36] the AI. Oh, so you thought maybe this is going to be a political thing. Okay. So the fact that it

[00:17:40] veered into something completely different was so refreshing. So they not only do they do, you know,

[00:17:45] like the first laugh for me was obviously what I see Ryan Gosling, right? But then when

[00:17:52] Kenan talks to us with the blonde pompadour, like I've never heard the word pompadour in a decade.

[00:17:58] And it was just so funny to hear him say about Kenan much when they're talking

[00:18:00] about the sketch. He was fantastic in this. It was great. So do you want him to move? Yes.

[00:18:05] And he didn't break at all. No, he did not break and well he he was grinning while like

[00:18:11] while yeah, let me ask you a question. Do they do the extras? Do they have they were fantastic?

[00:18:16] They have ear plugs in I doubt it because seriously how they were perfect. I would have

[00:18:21] I would have died. Well, but I was watching every one of them and none of them broke. None of

[00:18:26] them even green. I don't even think it's like even if you even if they couldn't hear, it's a visual

[00:18:31] gag. Like there's no way you're not like yeah, I know, but they're just really good then because

[00:18:35] because Heidi Garner wasn't laughing because what someone said it's the site of Mikey Day and Ryan

[00:18:39] Gosling or Chloe Feynman when they turn around and they look at her. Yeah, she shouldn't do

[00:18:42] either. She can I don't know. I just thought that there must be something preventing these

[00:18:45] people from getting the whole picture because that's really hard to do. Maybe they're just

[00:18:49] humorous. So hey, hey, maybe maybe the writers or creators don't listen to the show, but

[00:18:53] maybe maybe one of you extras that was in there. You know, if you're listening right now,

[00:18:57] kudos. Good job. Yeah, I was I was very much impressed. But man, watching Heidi break because

[00:19:02] she rarely rarely breaks and the fact that she broke in such a dramatic way.

[00:19:07] Really big. It was one of those last you guys have had it before when you can't stop and you're

[00:19:12] supposed to stop laughing and you just it just won't your body won't let you stop. That's

[00:19:16] where she was. Right. And she even said in the interview too that like it made her feel

[00:19:21] like while she was talking about an interview, she started feeling worse and unprofessional because

[00:19:26] she saw them in full makeup in dress rehearsal. So it wasn't the first time she'd seen them in

[00:19:32] the live show. She already seen it. She knew it was coming, but she still couldn't handle it.

[00:19:36] I also liked that of course the bit being that they don't know that though this is the first

[00:19:40] time I'm hearing there's a character that I look like and the normal voice coming out of

[00:19:44] those two right? Yeah. So they did. I like that because they could have they could have

[00:19:49] had Ryan Gosling try to do like, well, I don't know. I've never had like a weird.

[00:19:52] Right. Exactly. But they didn't. Yeah. I love that.

[00:19:54] But but then it's okay. You're sitting just like they said on the show.

[00:19:59] Oh you said them next to each other. And then of course they do laugh like each other,

[00:20:03] which was right. But yeah, it was like what is like I'm Brian. I'm Jeff or whatever. Oh

[00:20:08] God, that was so good. Heidi Gardner also mentioned that one of the things. So there

[00:20:12] was two things that she kind of pinpointed other than just the pure look of Mikey Day

[00:20:16] and Ryan Gosling that seemed to have broken her. She said one of them was that in the live show,

[00:20:22] Mikey seemed to have done like an eyeball as like a recognition when she looked at at her,

[00:20:28] which kind of centered down the thing. And then she said she also got in her head for whatever

[00:20:31] reason it took her back to being a kid. And she talked about the movie Warriors of Virtue.

[00:20:36] Do you guys remember this movie? I do not. It's this fantasy movie that is about these

[00:20:42] kangaroo warriors that have like full on prosthetic, like yeah, like face makeup animatronic

[00:20:49] stuff kind of like Ninja Turtles in a way came out in like 1997. She said her and her friends saw

[00:20:54] it and like they were laughing at it so much because of that. So she's that kind of like took

[00:20:58] her back and kind of felt like the same thing because the makeup was so good on Mikey and

[00:21:02] Ryan kudos to the costume department. You guys crushed it. That was fantastic. Think about

[00:21:08] the history of the sketches we've seen over the years and the breaks, right? Sometimes you have a

[00:21:15] kind of a smile or a little laugh, but there have been some sketches where it just goes off the

[00:21:20] rails. I think of the Debbie Downer is the one that I think of them. Yep.

[00:21:25] Disney, particularly the low hand and the line is, I believe it's like,

[00:21:31] I just found out I can't have kids. Yeah. And I just remember they all were just like

[00:21:37] pressing into their faces because it was so hard. The one is the Lovis with Barbara and Dave

[00:21:43] or John or something like that. The one where Will Ferrell is in the hot tub. Oh yeah. That's

[00:21:50] another one where they just kind of lose it, right? Who will Ferrell who never loses it

[00:21:54] in that one? And I don't know. Can you think of any else? I don't think there was. So he stifled

[00:22:02] it, but it was one of like the biggest, heartiest laughs that I think he's had. And there was

[00:22:06] that recent one when they did Lisa from Temecula and she said that line and Bo and Yang just

[00:22:12] like immediately go fawed so loudly. Yeah. I just love when that stuff happens organically,

[00:22:18] right? Obviously no Jimmy Fallon, no Jimmy Falloning around. What do you mean?

[00:22:22] Nevermind. All right, moving on.

[00:22:25] Jimmy Fallon is a serious man. Yes. Yes. He is. I listened to the podcast that they did

[00:22:30] strike force five with the five. I think I've told you guys about this last time, the five

[00:22:35] late night hosted during the yes. And he makes fun of himself in that podcast for

[00:22:40] breaking. And he's like, I just, I just find things very funny and he's like,

[00:22:44] and I just was so bad at it because I just like, you just love was just having so much fun.

[00:22:49] Yeah. And he's like, that's why I'm not a great sketch actor though. He would do him.

[00:22:53] I forgot how good Jimmy Fallon is. Oh, his impressions are fantastic.

[00:22:58] He's very, very good at it. I did.

[00:23:00] You should just look for that. All right. Moving on. Weekend update.

[00:23:03] Trump's abortion ban claims. OJ Simpson dies at 76. Golden bachelor divorce. New York

[00:23:10] City considers giving rats birth control the weekend. Update anchors. Colin Joseph

[00:23:14] and Michael Chey tackle the week's biggest news like Arizona reinstating an abortion law from

[00:23:18] 1864. Ben for our new listeners before you do that, I have my first question about

[00:23:25] weekend update that I've ever had and it's about a joke and I just didn't get it. So I'm going to ask.

[00:23:29] Oh, okay. The 1864 abortion law stuff. Yeah. They made a joke about cocaine and

[00:23:37] prayer being the only two things that Dr. prescribes. Yeah. And then Saturday, Sunday.

[00:23:42] Yeah. Cocaine Saturday, church Sunday.

[00:23:45] I get that. But also, I guess maybe so that was the joke. That's far.

[00:23:51] Because he, so the way he ordered orders though, he said prayer and cocaine Saturday, Sunday.

[00:23:58] And so if you said cocaine in a Bible, no, no, no, no. He said, he said they, they, they,

[00:24:03] if you, I watched it twice because I was not, I didn't know why you watch it. It was the

[00:24:08] prayer, whatever prayer or Bible first and then cocaine, but then he said Saturday, Sunday.

[00:24:13] So I didn't really, I didn't really, it didn't follow. Okay. So that's all. That's what I thought

[00:24:17] it was. Okay. Well, all right. Ma'am, while you're talking, will you please for our new listeners

[00:24:22] explain the braum and her first? Yeah. While we do that, Brad, write your number down.

[00:24:26] I believe you already did. I think you already did. So we try and peak. We make, well, I did

[00:24:30] not. We make great, but Brad, write this down. A number between one and a hundred that

[00:24:35] describes the interaction between Colin Joseph and Michael Chey in so far as their level of

[00:24:41] having fun with one another together. Now, Brett Nate has posited that. Yes. If we can update in

[00:24:47] the jokes are going well overall, this will increase the number anyway. I think that it doesn't

[00:24:51] influence it that much. However, I'm right. You're wrong, but that's sure. I will, I will say

[00:24:58] I'm going to, I mean, it was to me that was very high this week. They interacted directly.

[00:25:03] There were plenty of moments. I was like three, three moments where they interacted

[00:25:07] directly. I'm going 90. Actually, I was going to say 90. That's 90. What? No, I was going to

[00:25:11] say 90 as well. I'm not joking. Hey, hey, we're gonna say 90. Okay.

[00:25:18] Brad, what is it 85? Oh, come on. Geez. You're such a like this one. Yeah. No, no,

[00:25:24] no, I didn't know why you hate this. Why did you hate it? I didn't really like this one.

[00:25:28] I would have liked them to interact a little bit more. Oh my God. This was so much

[00:25:33] interaction. It was so much. They were having a lot. They were having a lot. It wasn't a joke.

[00:25:38] Swap if the redometer was ranking the interaction between Michael J and Caitlin Clark. Sure.

[00:25:43] Colin just literally teed her up and then said, unlike J. I respect whatever they were having fun

[00:25:49] at each other. This was your bread. I was broken. No, no, bro. No, we do need to get

[00:25:53] it recalibrated. It's true for sure. Take him to the shop. So any jokes other than the abortion

[00:25:59] joke prayer and cocaine joke stand out to you guys that you liked. I mean, anytime you

[00:26:06] include a Mitch McConnell picture, I'm happy. Of course. Seeing here, seeing here in this time it was

[00:26:16] learning that a black woman reported a country. You did a country song.

[00:26:20] Balsey of Michael J to do a well not Balsey. I'm sure she knew about it,

[00:26:24] but to do an apron joke, you know, right before Caitlin Clark comes up. That's

[00:26:28] still pretty funny. No, I overall pretty, pretty good. The 1864 stuff was fine. You know what I

[00:26:34] really wish though is that they would have cut to a Norm McDonald clip. Yeah. I was just, I really

[00:26:39] missed yeah, like having the Norm McDonald quip in there. I feel like they could, they should have

[00:26:43] done something to like reference because of he just let him have it over the years. There's

[00:26:47] if you haven't watched it or you didn't experience, Norm McDonald was right.

[00:26:50] There is a like 11 minute super cut featuring like pretty much all of the

[00:26:55] it's actually broken into two. It's 20 minutes long. Oh, it's okay. There's a super cut one and

[00:26:59] two of just when Norm McDonald just did joke. Shit's all over OJ Simpson. It's incredible.

[00:27:04] So yeah, I wish they would have done a cut to like or at least a little homage to that

[00:27:08] not or whatever. Yeah. I'm sure that they again, Lauren Michaels is still in, you know,

[00:27:14] in charge of the show. Maybe he thought that would have been inappropriate because he's

[00:27:16] dead now. And so I don't know. Well, he was a good man. I know. And that's the thing.

[00:27:20] I don't, I don't get that. You know, why not? Shit on a fucking guy. All right.

[00:27:26] Moving on. We can update bit resident boyfriend, Michael Longfellow on weaponized

[00:27:31] incompetence resident boyfriend, Michael Longfellow stops by weekend update

[00:27:35] to discuss weaponized incompetence. You know, Kate is his real girlfriend in real life.

[00:27:40] So that was fun. His apology to Kate at the end. Who's his girlfriend? Kate.

[00:27:46] Who? Kate, Brad. How do you know that? I looked it up. I googled just Michael Longfellow.

[00:27:50] I have a girlfriend. Yes. It's Kate. You sure it's not just part of the bit? No,

[00:27:53] it really is Kate because I saw him. I saw her on his Instagram.

[00:27:58] As far as the Michael Longfellow bits go, not near the top for me. However, it was a little

[00:28:04] off here and there. I still really enjoyed it. Yeah. I thought so too. I felt like

[00:28:08] he didn't find the rhythm in some of the, because his is a very patient type of comedy.

[00:28:16] Right? What did you think about his cadence, Brad? Because again, I think that's the thing.

[00:28:19] Like normally there's a good, he's got a good flow to it. Exactly. And it takes a second,

[00:28:23] but it gets you. Yeah. There was something that felt a little bit off as far as far as, yeah,

[00:28:27] not, it didn't ruin or anything. It was still really funny and he's just got like a

[00:28:32] confidence about him that works for that kind of thing. Michael Longfellow ladies,

[00:28:36] it's just a name, small piece of joke. Like I love that. And I also love the, like,

[00:28:40] cause I was supposed to pick up our cat from the vet and I'm just realizing now as I'm talking

[00:28:45] that I forgot to do it. Oh no, there's nothing here that I still really liked it.

[00:28:51] I don't think you swapped that out for something different. I mean,

[00:28:53] I still think this is a very, very strong update character. I just,

[00:28:56] I love when he stops by the desk. So he hasn't been,

[00:28:58] he hasn't been on the desk for a while. So it was good to have him back.

[00:29:00] He hasn't been in too many sketches either. Well, he was,

[00:29:02] he was in the Beavis and by head sketch. Oh, that's actually a really,

[00:29:08] really funny part about that where the whole Beavis and by head guys like looking around,

[00:29:12] like they're not talking about me, right? And then he points to Michael Longfellow

[00:29:17] and he has to say, dude, he's talking about you. It's so good.

[00:29:23] Longfellow. Longfellow. It's just a name. All right.

[00:29:28] We can update bit Caitlin Clark on the WNBA draft. Caitlin Clark stops by. We can update to discuss

[00:29:34] women's sports and the WNBA draft. I really liked how Colin Joe springs in the, the clip, right?

[00:29:41] Of Michael Che going on and on about women's basketball, which is why I gave the Braumeter

[00:29:47] a 90 because again, over and over again, there was a lot of fun that the two hosts were having

[00:29:53] especially after Michael Che says a joke and then it comes to Colin to do the next joke.

[00:29:58] And he goes, wait, did that eventually get an applause? Like they were, yeah,

[00:30:03] there's some good stuff. Yeah. But it wasn't like, you know, in all time, you know, 90s high.

[00:30:07] Caitlin Clark for being a professional now a professional athlete delivered those lines fine.

[00:30:13] She didn't flub a line. Yes. It was, it was of course reading off the heroes

[00:30:17] and being serious about it for being the first time she probably were done anything

[00:30:21] like that. A college student. Yeah, honestly, just, just by not flubbing the lines is just huge.

[00:30:27] But then also waiting for the audience and enough, you know, and because that's really hard, even

[00:30:32] professional actors screw that up with it. They think they go way too early and then

[00:30:36] that you can't hear what they're saying or whatever. She did fine. For sure. You know.

[00:30:40] Because sometimes they bring on people that have their cultural moment in history

[00:30:43] right after and it's not that great. No. And I thought this was funny.

[00:30:46] Michael Phelps. Is that what happened? No, he was actually, wait a minute.

[00:30:52] So no, I did like that because chain's like, do you write that? He really wrote these.

[00:30:58] I just think yeah, it was great. I also, I think that they did the thing too where

[00:31:03] he didn't read him beforehand. Yeah. Cause I think chain knew that Caitlin was coming

[00:31:06] to show, but I don't think he knew the jokes because the way he was reacting and reading

[00:31:09] them, the first read, he was taking his time and going very slow. So like, okay, this is

[00:31:13] I don't think he knew that the jokes were coming. That's a lot of fun. I love that.

[00:31:17] You know, so yeah, the browser should have gone up a little bit more because of that.

[00:31:19] Colin didn't do that though. That's just, he's one of the writers. Oh my God.

[00:31:23] He probably wrote all of them actually. Oh, look at me. I don't, I want to know how the

[00:31:27] denominator works. Yeah, we do. We just like a little bit of scientific method behind

[00:31:33] the, I got your scientific method. I think they're going to go high. I'm going to

[00:31:37] dump it down a little bit. Cause I don't want to be in his heart. It's a 90. No, it is my heart's

[00:31:42] 85. Yeah, well, but I'm going to don't lie. All right. Moving on. Speaking of line,

[00:31:49] doctor written by Bowen Yang, Mike Desenzo and Jake Norwein, a medical team played by

[00:31:53] Bowen Yang and Ryan Gosling delivers news to a family consisting of Heidi Gardner,

[00:31:57] Andrew just mucs James Austin Johnson and Chloe Trost. I thought this would almost

[00:32:04] be an introduced mucs type of sketch as well. He was obviously in it, but he was not one of the

[00:32:08] writers. This was Bowen Yang's brain child. What did you guys think of this? Obviously,

[00:32:14] it wasn't my fault. The wig, the wigs were crazy. Also there was also, there was an

[00:32:21] air pod inside of him when we started. I didn't kill him.

[00:32:25] Did you guys also catch where Heidi Gardner starts laughing? Yes. Oh really? Yeah.

[00:32:32] It's very not just the camera. No, it's because Molly Carney hit Bowen Yang with the wheelchair.

[00:32:39] And then that's another one. That's all. Yeah. But then and then Ryan Gosling is holding

[00:32:44] the camera backwards and she yeah as she laughs, she was having fun time. She was having a fun

[00:32:49] episode. Yeah. She was high as fuck. Oh yeah. I'm going to get Molly Carney though hitting

[00:32:55] you can tell they felt so bad after ramming the wheelchair into Bowen Yang's ankle.

[00:33:00] And that must have hurt like a bit. You know, I didn't really notice it that bad. I'm

[00:33:05] going to go and rewatch. Oh, it is. It is just a hard hit right when they're in. Maybe I looked away

[00:33:11] or something. I must have missed that. It was it was the way I'll check that out. It was great.

[00:33:15] The funniest part of the thing is okay. Keep going. Sorry. My favorite part actually is

[00:33:20] the when, when they're over on the side and they're feeding each other the cookie crumbles

[00:33:25] because Bowen Yang keeps trying to give Ryan some and he doesn't take it, but he gives

[00:33:29] Bowen like three spoonfuls. So I love, I almost crushed Ryan and wrote cookie crumbles and brought

[00:33:35] them down as a snack for us. Ryan Gosling's body crumbles. They're cookie crumbles. I just loved

[00:33:42] how like it's so silly and how simple like the voices were. Like it was just a little

[00:33:46] like adjustment in like their tone of voice and cadence and like it's just, just a lot of fun.

[00:33:51] Yeah. No good job guys. Again, like a good, a good sketch. James Hoson Johnson. Yeah,

[00:33:56] actually I liked the idea of the cookie crumbles. All right. Moving on final sketch of the live show

[00:34:03] Aaron Brockovich written by Jake Norwin, Allison Gates and Chloe Feynman. And a deleted scene

[00:34:09] from the movie Aaron Brockovich and man played by Ryan Gosling introduces himself to his new

[00:34:14] neighbor Chloe Feynman playing Aaron Brockovich. I thought this was fine. I thought have you

[00:34:22] seen Aaron Brockovich? Not lately. That's what I thought. Maybe I would like to better. I hear

[00:34:27] anyway that Chloe Feynman's Aaron Brockovich is dead on listening to. I was like, Oh my gosh,

[00:34:33] she really like sounds like Julia Roberts. She thanked her vocal coach on her Instagram for

[00:34:40] yeah, coaching her on how to do Aaron Brockovich, but like sketch was good. But I really think

[00:34:47] that there were so many missed opportunities for like the last word that friends and like

[00:34:52] what you're going to say next. Man, I just wish they would have had more time to come up with more.

[00:34:55] I do wonder if this got pared down from like being more, especially since this is one of those

[00:35:01] Turner classic movies ones and they didn't do Reese, what? Or anything like that. And so

[00:35:07] like the fact that they did like a rush like video opening for it makes me feel like they

[00:35:11] they knew man, I there's something there though. That's a really funny premise and like to

[00:35:15] end on end on the word and then and then start the next character. It's a game. You know,

[00:35:20] I really liked the premise. I still wanted more. I still thought it was really funny and

[00:35:24] like, especially because like ending with Keenan Thompson doing those sounds. God that karate sound

[00:35:30] was my favorite part of just a minute. And like, and they laugh again. Like even Chloe laughs

[00:35:35] because of Keenan Thompson's karate sound. No, it's again, no bad sketches tonight.

[00:35:40] No, not at all. Not not bad sketch. Because this is the first time I've ever seen

[00:35:45] at the end of an episode of SNL or right before the end, they actually tell people to go watch.

[00:35:51] Yeah, they advertise a couple of times sketch, which is, which is rare. Do you think this is because

[00:35:56] it was like, this is so good. We just, it's literally covered time. We don't know what else

[00:36:01] to cut and we want to direct people there because they really wish they could have kept

[00:36:05] it as part of the show for the first time. Well, I think that it's one of those sketches

[00:36:09] where like it's already done. So like they're going to put it out there, you know,

[00:36:12] like also it was six minutes long. So it's not like they could have just squeezed it in.

[00:36:15] That's the thing. And wasn't actually cut for time and they try to favor the live

[00:36:18] sketches over the prerecorded sketches. I'm glad they did. I'm glad they released it though.

[00:36:24] All right, let me read about it real quick. Papyrus two written by Julio Torres

[00:36:29] in this couple of times sketch. Steven played by Ryan Gosling is confronted with the very thing

[00:36:33] he has been trying to avoid after spending years working to overcome it. The sketch

[00:36:38] also includes Ego Wodem, Sarah Sherman, Mikey Day and former cast member Cal Mooney.

[00:36:44] I think it was who the who the Autores that said on his Instagram or his, his, his Twitter,

[00:36:51] essentially because people were like, Oh, they should have made the, the actual show. And he's

[00:36:54] like, it's really not the practice of SNL to include a sketch that's three times longer than

[00:37:00] regular, you know, to be in this because it was long. Yeah. And but it was long,

[00:37:05] but it was production wise. It was worth it. It was so good. Yeah. It was hilarious. I loved it.

[00:37:11] I thought it was a great addition to the first papyrus sketch. I honestly think it's even better

[00:37:16] than the original papyrus sketch. Yeah, just the way it plays out. Like it has a,

[00:37:21] like a proper beginning, middle and end. Like I love the build up to like what actually happens.

[00:37:26] I like that it actually gives the character like a good ending. Julio Torres is not a current

[00:37:31] writer on SNL. No, they brown back just for that. Yeah. Cause he was a writer on SNL and then he did

[00:37:37] it. He had a, did you watch his HBO special? No, it was one of the most unique things I've

[00:37:40] ever seen in my entire life. It's like my favorite shapes or something. It's a conveyor belt type

[00:37:46] thing where he just brings out shapes and talks about them. But then there's comedy,

[00:37:50] obviously out of that. It's just the, again, his brain kind of Dimitri Martin asks. Yeah.

[00:37:55] But even more absurdist, like I'm a certain to me, to meet your Martin really, really

[00:37:59] funny guy. I'll check it out. Yeah. He is, uh, if you're familiar with Los Spookies,

[00:38:06] he loves to Spookies was a, I believe it's a Spanish language here. He's Alfred Armisen's in it.

[00:38:10] And yeah, he's a writer executive director and is the main role of that. But yeah,

[00:38:14] he was on SNL for a number of years as a writer and they brought him back just for this.

[00:38:20] That's awesome. So that I'm assuming he wrote the first papyrus then in 2017.

[00:38:24] Yeah, I assume. Yep. Yeah. But yeah, just the, the escalation in this one, the storytelling is,

[00:38:31] is great. The, I thought, oh sorry, making his last name, Wingdings. Yeah, that was great.

[00:38:36] I also thought what was going to happen in this sketch is that he was truly just on a first

[00:38:40] date and then when it comes to find out that, that he's deep in. Yeah, it escalated crazy.

[00:38:47] I loved it. Yeah. Did you notice that the, uh, there's a subtitle for papyrus at the end

[00:38:52] that's in Wingdings? No. Yeah. Yeah. Did you look up what it says? No, but I actually, what I,

[00:38:59] okay, what I did notice is that I don't think that's correct because there are more characters than,

[00:39:05] so it says something longer than the word papyrus then. No, no, it said, no, it says,

[00:39:08] yeah, well cause it's meant to mimic Avatar of the Way of Water. Oh, gotcha. It was the way

[00:39:15] of Steve. So what did you guys think about? Did you look that up or where'd you read that? No,

[00:39:22] I had to look it up. Like you read it somewhere or you looked at like you found it? No, no,

[00:39:26] no, no, you did the research yourself. No, God, no. I would have if somebody didn't do it,

[00:39:32] but I checked Reddit and they had already cracked that. Gotcha. All right. Well,

[00:39:35] that's the episode again. If you've not gone to the Saturday Live YouTube page to watch

[00:39:41] papyrus too, you definitely should. It's also just beautiful. Like it is a well made. Yeah,

[00:39:47] again the production value. Plus you get to see our old friend, Kyle Mooney again.

[00:39:53] Love Kyle Mooney. Who does great in it. Let's talk about sketch of the night. Yeah, I'm going

[00:39:58] to go with, no, I would like to go. Hold on. Can we just take Beavis of the Wood out because

[00:40:03] that would be it no matter what? Beavis of the Wood, it's my choice. Yeah, it's going to be

[00:40:06] for everybody. So like what was your second favorite sketch then? Cause that one is all timer,

[00:40:10] but that's my choice. What would be your second if you couldn't choose that one? I don't

[00:40:15] mean, well, you're really throwing this on the wind out of our sale. I mean, I would say probably

[00:40:22] I liked the engagement a lot. Okay.

[00:40:29] Take your time. It's a podcast. We got time.

[00:40:31] We're going to pick Beavis of the Wood because like I mean you can. No, we all did. We all did.

[00:40:36] Oh, I didn't know you did. I didn't know you liked it. Yeah. I wish I could pick Beavis of the Wood.

[00:40:42] Fine. Beavis of the Wood. No, close encounter would have been my second favorite, but I did.

[00:40:45] Close encounters. Yeah, but I did really like the engagement as well. Yeah, it would have

[00:40:49] been it would have been close. Sorry, it would have been Beavis of the Wood, close

[00:40:52] encounters and then the engagement. Yeah, I probably say that too. I forgot about

[00:40:55] close. Oh, so now everyone's changing. Brad made a good point. I was looking at the

[00:40:59] sketches to look through for my second place and I just didn't include the cold open.

[00:41:05] It's never good. That's never included in my like, which one's the best? Honestly,

[00:41:10] like the monologue could have been one of the like my sketches at night. You know my MVP of the night,

[00:41:15] the hair and makeup department. Wow. Honestly, mine was Ryan Gosling. Yeah, mine's Ryan Gosling

[00:41:21] too. I'm giving it to the hair and makeup that the doctor sketch because this is one of those

[00:41:24] this is one of those instances where the be like but it was perfect. The host has to like

[00:41:27] really go above and beyond to like truly be worthy of being MVP at least from my perspective

[00:41:32] and Gosling was even better than me worthy in my opinion. Oh, if he doesn't get an Emmy nomination

[00:41:37] for this, this host, I'll be furious. So if the hair and makeup department does not get an Emmy,

[00:41:42] oh no, for real, they deserve it. Absolutely. Yeah, just was awesome. Yeah, it was incredible.

[00:41:46] They did such a great job. So that's all we have for you on this episode. Do we have any

[00:41:52] new episodes coming up? Any announcements for I believe it's what's her name? Dua Lipa. Dua Lipa

[00:41:59] in a dual role. Do a both Dua Lipa. Dua Lipa. Dua Lipa. Dua Lipa. Yeah. Okay. Another one. I

[00:42:08] have a crush on guys. I just have a crush on the Dua Lipa. I had a crush on her first. Okay,

[00:42:12] so back off. I don't think so. I did. You didn't even you weren't even a what is this is

[00:42:16] that middle school? I do do I distinctly remember having a conversation with you in

[00:42:21] the car and you're like, no, I don't really know much. I had to show you pictures of Dua

[00:42:26] Lipa and then all of a sudden a week later, you're like, you know what guys? I think I got

[00:42:29] a crush on Dua Lipa. Here's the crazy part though. No, here's the crazy part.

[00:42:32] Brad did not show you pictures on his phone. He just had photos clipped out of magazines.

[00:42:36] Well, yeah. Why wouldn't I like that's the best quality you're going to get.

[00:42:41] Fold it up from your wallet. You were like these. This is Dua Lipa. They definitely

[00:42:44] didn't make any cracking sounds. I didn't know they still made tiger beat.

[00:42:49] Now you know, you learn two things that Dua Lipa is hot. So we got a week off and then

[00:42:57] we'll have the Dua Lipa episode. I'm expecting this week or maybe yeah next week actually

[00:43:04] they'll announce the rest of the ship this season. We'll see because they always do

[00:43:08] a Mother's Day episode. So we're I'm hopeful for that. Well, at least get one more after

[00:43:13] Dua Lipa and maybe three total. Yeah, it'll be good. She's Dua Lipa. This will be her third time

[00:43:21] on the show, but the first time hosting. Yeah. Yes. I'm excited. I believe the last time she was on

[00:43:27] was Natalie Portman. Yeah. When it was a Dua Lipier. Oh, you silly, silly bitch. Wow.

[00:43:35] Aggressive for a kind of easy joke that I made, but okay. What about who does,

[00:43:39] who on SNL has done a Dua Lipa impression? Chloe Feynman. No, I mean, that's, she does that right?

[00:43:47] Who did a Dua Lipa impression on SNL?

[00:43:51] Melissa Villasen, your correct. Ooh, nice. Yep. Dua Lipa was on December 19th, 2020,

[00:43:59] when Kristen Wigg hosted there you go. And then she was on the Natalie Portman episode

[00:44:05] before February 3rd, 2018 with Natalie Portman, cold open Fox and friends, which was a leap year.

[00:44:13] No, it wasn't. You don't know anything about leap years. No, it wasn't a leap year. This year was a

[00:44:16] leap year. So it should be fun. I'm excited about that. It's hard though, because we certainly got

[00:44:24] probably the best episode. I mean, listen, Dua Lipa is going to even if it's an amazing

[00:44:28] episode, I just, I don't see how you get better than this one. It honestly was.

[00:44:31] That's hard to host after 10 out of 10 episode for sure.

[00:44:35] There's ways that Dua Lipa can easily overshadow Ryan Gosling. I'm not going to say it. Cut his mic.

[00:44:43] No, we're very much looking forward to hearing your feedback about this episode.

[00:44:47] We're going to try to get up as soon as possible and I just can't wait to hear what

[00:44:50] you'll have to say about it. I mean, you know that it's up by now because you're listening

[00:44:53] to it. So I just can't wait for you guys to get it up and get it up with me.

[00:44:57] Hey, wait, no, no. Cut my mic. Cut my mic. Hey, Brad, where can people find you online, buddy?

[00:45:02] You can find me googling pictures of Dua Lipa. There's always new ones. That's the best thing.

[00:45:13] I can't get enough. Oh boy. No, but like follow her on Instagram. Follow me.

[00:45:19] Follow her. Yeah, just follow Dua Lipa. Where can you find me? You can find me the comments

[00:45:23] on her Instagram page. Every single post that Dua Lipa makes, I just go, hey, what's up?

[00:45:35] But no, you can find me on Twitter at Ethan underscore anderton and I also write full

[00:45:39] reviews of Saturday Night Live the day after the episode has aired so you can check out a

[00:45:44] little more in depth my thoughts about each episode if you want to check them out before

[00:45:48] we get the episode recorded. We're at slashfilm.com in case I didn't say it.

[00:45:54] Apparently I didn't. That was too busy thinking about Dua Lipa. Hey, what's up?

[00:45:58] Hey girl. Hey, what's up? You can find me online if you want to. Yeah, me too.

[00:46:03] More importantly, you can find us online at thetend1.com or find us on Twitter or

[00:46:11] Facebook. Just comment, enjoy the show. Give us a rating, a review. Let us know how we're doing

[00:46:18] and just participate in whatever you can. We appreciate you as a listener and hope you continue

[00:46:24] on as we finish the season that we're in for season 49. So thanks so much for listening.

[00:46:30] Be good to yourself, be good to others. Bye bye.

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