Cashing Out Of Million Dollar Nannies

Clip 00:00 So I'm asked to give the dads a spray tan. That is surely something I have never had to do working as a nanny. I'm trying to get the job. This is what it takes for me to be able to be Koy's nanny. I'll do it But I don't think I need to be that close to a 60-year-old man in a speedo ever again. Hey, what about me Tara 00:23 Oh, Tom Dave 00:28 This is the Extra Hot Ray Podcast, episode six hundred and twenty for the week of June 22nd, 2026. I am competitive Manny David T. Cole and I'm here with Dad Proof Dress Code Sarah D. Bunting. Sarah 00:46 I might be a little too pretty Dave 00:48 Instagram food stylist Tara Ariano and Daddy Groomer Stephanie Early Green Tara 00:50 Here's your chopsticks. Stephanie 00:54 Have spray tan machine will travel. Tara 01:02 Welcome to Extra Hot Great for another week. This is about to be the biggest dip between our intros and you learning what the Fuck we are talking about. We are gonna get there, but first That's the end of the month. 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The world's wealthiest people have the means To outsource a lot of the chores they personally don't want to do, and for some, that includes looking after their children. Leah, a 30-year-old who is nanny for such luminaries as Courtney Kardashian is launching an agency in Ibiza that will leverage her elite connections to get work for other childcare professionals. who bubbled up on TikTok under the hashtag nanny talk and who are definitely Leah's friends in real life and not just people who are cast by freeform. But Will they all get gigs that earn them more than the three thousand dollars they're paying Leah to share a house for the summer? That's three thousand dollars a month, actually. The show premiered its first two episodes on Freeform. The night before the whole season dropped on Hulu, June eighteenth. We may talk about events from any of the season's eight episodes. Let's do the Chen check-in. Stephanie, should our listeners watch Million Dollar Nannies? Stephanie 03:48 It's a strong nope for me. Tara 03:50 Sarah Dave Sarah 03:51 I mean, if this kind of thing is your kind of thing, sure. Clip 03:57 I don't have time for your little baby shenanigans. Tara 04:02 This kind of thing is my kind of thing and even I am not gonna watch it. So let's get into it. Stephanie, you're the only person in this conversation who has had to hire a childcare professional. Is it more important to you that they demonstrate their ability to plate food with Louis Vuitton chopsticks or that they give you an at-home spray tan? Stephanie 04:20 Um yeah, I if I could get a nanny to give me a spray tan, I actually would look into that, but this is ludicrous, every aspect of it. Dave 04:21 Yeah, stuff. Tara 04:29 Uh-huh. Stephanie 04:29 I don't believe any of this for a second, and we can talk more about it later, but that's my big problem with this, is that either the premise needs to be so loose it's invisible. Like, you know, we're just following this bunch of nannies and there's no explanation as to how they all know each other and we just it's like a documentary. Or I actually have to buy into the premise that they know each other and that they're in a visa for some reason. Like why are they there? How is this gonna help them? Why would these supposedly mega wealthy families, we can get into that too, why would they agree to be on camera? Why would they not have an NDA? You can't suspend disbelief enough for me to cross that hurdle and so I couldn't enjoy it 'cause it was too fake. Tara 05:10 Mm-hmm. Stephanie 05:11 I know coming from me, that's that's bad. Tara 05:11 Yeah. Stephanie 05:14 You know it's bad when I'm saying it's too fake. Tara 05:16 No, I agree. Like a show like this has a foundational problem, which is the nannies can say that these are the ultimate, like the 1% of the 1%, but no one who is actually in that category is gonna be on a show like this Sarah 05:28 Would be caught dead, yeah, totally Stephanie 05:29 Hell no, no. Tara 05:29 Or especially like not be on it themselves, but also not let their children be on it. Sarah 05:34 Yes, seriously Stephanie 05:35 Absolutely not Dave 05:37 This show and the rich quote people that are in it are a real testament to why old money hates new money. Sarah 05:45 Mm-hmm. Tara 05:46 That's true. Stephanie 05:47 I think we're pro old money podcast right now. Tara 05:50 Mm-hmm. Well, the other thing is like in the in the opening voiceover, Leah, the Queen Nanny or whatever, talks about these the clients as Sarah 05:52 Eat the rich, not him. Tara 06:00 People who are trusting them with their greatest asset. With that I don't even think the clients would say their children are their greatest asset Are the children worth more than those 500 purses that have been collected on their behalves, even though they're young enough to still be pushed around in a pram, kind of? Stephanie 06:09 Uh uh Tara 06:17 Like, no. Stephanie 06:18 A designer prams. Tara 06:19 Yeah. So go go deeper. Talk about the relationship with the the nannies and then we'll go around. In what ways could you tell it was fake? Stephanie 06:27 Well, the fact I mean i I Googled one of them. She's a prominent influencer. And then it turns out I didn't care enough to do deep dives on any of them, but they're all just influencers. Tara 06:36 Mm-hmm. Sarah 06:37 Mm-hmm Stephanie 06:37 And even the whole nanny talk thing, it's so diffuse. Is that the word that I don't even buy that as like a community? Tara 06:43 Mm-hmm. Stephanie 06:44 It's just a hashtag that people use to try to get visibility. Tara 06:47 Right. Stephanie 06:47 Unlike mom talk, where it was referring to like a small community of people who actually knew each other and made content together, as far as I can tell, nanny talk is just like something influencers who happen to nanny use to try to get page views. Dave 07:00 Dogs of Instagram Tara 07:01 Mm-hmm. Yeah Stephanie 07:02 Right. Yeah, it's too it's too it's nothing. It's like too widespread. So like they're trying to make nanny talk happen, but it's it's not happening. And the nannies barely seem to know each other. And there's no chemistry or interesting dynamic between them. So that was my take. Sarah 07:19 I thought it was fine. This is the kind of like risibly hateful, but probably sort of harmless, rich people that you would get on below deck where it's like, like these are trashy people. But they're cheerful about that and they're trying to get other work from it. So if you sort of accept that as part of the premise then you'll be fine. My issues were, first of all, I do agree that it was not believable that like uh like real super rich people like the I've never heard of them until there was some like disputed arson case and Vanity Fair wrote it up rich Tara 08:02 Mm-hmm. Sarah 08:02 They're not gonna be on here and they're definitely not gonna let their kids appear without like blurring. Tara 08:07 Right Sarah 08:08 They want something out of it. Their kids wanna be child stars. Fine, whatever. That's a fine thing to want. But like this was below deck before I sort of got sick of that and the fact that it is in this like closed sphere of influencers and people who want to be seen getting basically free yacht rides on Bravo. Like, so that's an issue. But I was kind of hoping for a little more process a la like showbiz moms and dads. Does anyone else remember that show? Tara 08:36 Yep. Mm-hmm Sarah 08:37 That and show dog moms and dads, which I also loved. Stephanie 08:37 I didn't see it Sarah 08:40 at least give me some insight into like what would be in the NDA.like i if it were a more long form thing, like Dave was mentioning, where it's like, okay, what are these unreasonable demands like this needs to be a documentary that gets around some NDAs and not this, like Ibitha House, like who cares? And also like Leah I don't know, like the big revelation at the end. It's like Leah fucked one of the dads. Name some names and blow up her spot promptly, or I'm not gonna hang around. Tara 09:14 Mm-hmm. Sarah 09:14 I waited for a while to see what would come of that and it wasn't enough. It was just like Taylor being in her twenties about working with her boyfriend. So Yeah, I mean it's you know, it's not a good show. I was just like compelled by parts of it, and then those parts didn't really pay off enough, so now I'm out. Tara 09:31 Well, there's two things about that, which is one, Liz my observation, and it took almost the whole first episode to get there, was that Leah is like one of the Lizzes, the one played by Nick Kroll in Kroll Show. That's who she is to me Sarah 09:44 Mm-hmm, mm-hmm Tara 09:46 And then as we got to see more characters, Dave was like, okay, everyone in here is a Nick Kroll Kroll Show character. Like the dads look are are styled like Bobby Bottle service. Sarah 09:52 Yeah. Stephanie 09:52 Totally. Sarah 09:55 Yeah, yeah Stephanie 09:55 Oh my God. Tara 09:56 But the other thing is how casual they are. Like when Sarah, when you say that it should be a documentary, like when they are just casually throwing out stories of like getting sexually harassed. in someone's home where they're working and like how you know, well I quit on the spot and blah blah blah. Sarah 10:07 Yeah. Tara 10:12 This happens all the time. Like I'm sure it does happen all the time. Like to nannies, even for people who aren't super wealthy, but like obviously The show does not have the capacity or the interest to pursue that in any kind of serious way. And so it's just thrown out like a cute anecdote, like, oh God, yikes. Sarah 10:26 Yeah. Yeah, like hashtag dads, am I right? Like Barf. Hostile workplace. That's bad. Y'all should unionize. Tara 10:36 Mm-hmm. Sarah 10:37 Anyway. Tara 10:37 But on top of that, I mean Stephanie as a parent Were you impressed by the amount of childcare or the degree of childcare that we saw? Because when we see Sydney and Leah pushing that pram around, I'm like, these people have never been around a baby in their lives. Like they seem to have no interest or capacity to actually look after a kid. Stephanie 10:56 It was so awkward. I also thought it was funny how the two mannies were competing to like become the little boys, the little boy of the three gay dads. Um let me check my notes. Koi is the boy and Bo is the girl Tara 11:08 Mm-hmm. Stephanie 11:08 They tricked you with that one. Tara 11:09 They did. Stephanie 11:10 So Koi spelled C O Y. The two Mannies are trying to like win Koi's affections and one is going for the outsider angle, like, I think this kid'll pick me, because we're both weird and and outcasts. And I don't think that 11-year-old child thinks of himself that way. Tara 11:26 But Stephanie 11:27 So I I'm like, have you ever worked with kids before? Because this is not how kids think. They're not like, I want them the childcare professional who's also doesn't have friends. Like, no. I mean, it was just It was funny. Yeah, they seemed awkward with the kids. They seemed not actually interested in the kids. They were more interested in the prestige of working for the again. huge air quotes here, mega wealthy. So I wouldn't hire any of these people. Also, not to take the side of the truly wretched woman in the first family, but Do you want a really sexy hot nanny? I don't, personally. I mean, not that I think my husband would like cheat on me with the nanny, but I also just would feel uncomfortable with some super hot lady with her boobs hanging out, like hanging around my house and my kids. Like I don't know why they are all have to be so hot, I guess is another question I had. Tara 12:17 Right. Dave 12:18 Ugh, hot bitches. That was a 30-rock joke. I'm not just saying hot bitches out of the blue. Tara 12:26 Mm hmm. Sarah 12:26 There was just like also a lot of pointy and elaborate manicures. Like I know this was literally a plot point, as it were. Stephanie 12:32 Yeah Sarah 12:35 in the beginning and it's like, okay, like, if this is how you create obstacles in your drama, fine. But like that just seems like really uncomfortable for everyone involved, especially if you're nannying for toddlers and younger, like no. Stephanie 12:51 And babies. Those nails are gonna be harvesting all kinds of bacteria. It's so gross. Sarah 12:56 Uh uh Tara 12:56 This is what I always thought about the teen moms. Yeah. Stephanie 12:59 Yeah, unstabbing children, yeah. Oh, the teen moms, yeah. Tara 13:02 Mm-hmm. Stephanie 13:02 The acrylics. Tara 13:03 Yeah, I think with the the whole outsider storyline, that was code for I as a gay nanny adult am perceiving this child as a gay kid I ba I think based only on him having his ears pierced. Sarah 13:17 Yeah Tara 13:17 But yeah. Stephanie 13:18 He has three gay dads! Tara 13:19 Yeah, right. Stephanie 13:20 Like it was just misguided. Tara 13:21 Right. Stephanie 13:22 I saw what he was going for, but like don't try to like ally with this child who maybe doesn't even have a nascent sent sense of his own sexuality and have that be your like campaign to be hired. I don't know. Tara 13:34 Yeah. Not to mention like when the other guy taught him how to tie his shoes and then one of the dads was like started crying because he was like, I never even thought to teach him that. Like, you didn't? Like why why didn't you? He's eleven. Like what the Hell? Stephanie 13:48 That's a travesty. Tara 13:49 It is. Was there any one nanny in this field, Stephanie, that you would trust to look after your children based on what we saw? Stephanie's making a making a face. Stephanie 14:00 No, I mean I I didn't get a good enough sense for any of their childcare abilities or resumes, which again is a flaw of the show. I want to know like, you know, what are these people's actual Experience levels with children. That's what you look for when you're interviewing an actual person to take care of your kids. Like, have you taken care of kids my kids' age? How many? For how long? What kind of stuff do you do with them? Like, you know, it Dave 14:21 How many are still with us? Sarah 14:23 Okay. Tara 14:24 Yes. Sarah 14:25 Yeah. Tara 14:25 How many survived? Dave 14:26 What's your survival rate, yeah? Sarah 14:29 Is this eighteen month gap because you were incarcerated? Tara 14:29 Mm-hmm. Sarah 14:32 Like yeah, it's not Tara 14:32 Great. Stephanie 14:33 These are fair questions. I wasn't interested in any of the nannies. I was more compelled by the fake rich people. I mean they were they were pretty fun to watch. Tara 14:39 Yeah Stephanie 14:41 I have so many questions about Daddy Moke. So many questions. Tara 14:44 God Stephanie 14:45 Um Dave 14:45 Even more melty Mickey Rourke. Sarah 14:48 Oh my God. Dave 14:49 Yeah. Stephanie 14:50 You're not wrong. Dave 14:51 There's not anybody that I watch in this show that my notes just didn't devolve into throw this person into the ocean. Tara 14:57 For sure. Dave 14:58 Like almost across the board, especially I even forget which one. Stephanie 14:59 Yeah. Tara 15:00 Mm-hmm. Dave 15:02 It's the three gay dad's daughter going on about how she loves Tara 15:04 So Stephanie 15:05 No Dave 15:05 Pina Colotta Mocktails and Caviar, don't you know? Sarah 15:08 Caviar, that's a given. I was like, yep, slept to death. Dave 15:10 Yeah Sarah 15:12 I'm not getting this job. Stephanie 15:13 Mm-hmm. Dave 15:13 Yeah, I just like tensioning back the Trey Boucher and putting her in there. Tara 15:18 Back to Iowa with you Dave 15:20 Yeah. Sarah 15:20 Dass it's a trebuchet reference zero Dave 15:21 Seriously The only one that wasn't like complete ocean bound was like the couple that came. They were like the most down to earth. Tara 15:30 Mitchell and Taylor Dave 15:30 And I get the feeling they will be eaten alive. So i I get the sense that they're not long-term nanny people. Tara 15:36 Probably not. They'll figure out something else to get on camera, I'm sure. Sarah 15:38 No Dave 15:40 Mm-hmm. Tara 15:41 Feel. Stephanie 15:41 I had another kind of unanswered question about the whole Ibiza part of it. Tara 15:45 Mm-hmm. Stephanie 15:46 Were all these people, these are their second homes in Ibiza, or did they live there full-time? Were they renting? Were they on vacation? Like this was never explained. Like what's the situation here? Tara 15:55 The gay dad said they live in Iowa. normally. They were they moved from there from LA, I think, or from somewhere in California. Stephanie 16:00 Oh, I missed that. Tara 16:03 So yes, this is their summer place. I'm gonna just say not that they own, I'm gonna say they're renting it. Dave 16:09 Yeah. Yeah, they're renting it from the real rich people. Tara 16:12 Right. Dave 16:12 Yeah. Sarah 16:13 Yeah. Stephanie 16:13 Yeah. Sarah 16:14 Who travel with the child care because you don't do that to kids on a seasonal basis, I'm guessing Stephanie 16:18 Of course Tara 16:20 Mm-hmm. Stephanie 16:21 Well, also if you're a nanny and you're working for these mega wealthy people in New York or whatever, why would you leave that to go to Ebisa for like a short-term gig, like none of it makes any sense. Tara 16:32 Mm-hmm. Stephanie 16:32 Like if you already have these credentials where you're this in-demand nanny for the the mega wealthy, just do that. Like why are you doing this? Dave 16:39 Well, I'm not sure if you're not going to be able to do that. Number one party city in the universe. Just get yourself the oldest nanny you can, the one that you know is not gonna be running off to the clubs Tara 16:52 Yes Dave 16:54 to snore cocaine off somebody's ass at two o'clock in the morning. Stephanie 16:54 Yes. Sarah 16:54 Mm-hmm. Tara 16:57 Mm-hmm. Dave 16:57 You just want boring grandma taking care of your kids. Tara 17:00 Yep Dave 17:00 But that's the opposite of the whole ecosystem that's going on here, which I don't that's the part I don't understand. Tara 17:06 Mm-hmm. Dave 17:07 if I was stupid enough to believe the weren't all influencer type of people. Tara 17:08 To think this was real. Yeah, yes. Sarah 17:11 Yeah Dave 17:12 Which is like, why are you hiring these people that are immediately going from Stephanie 17:13 Yeah. Dave 17:17 Taking care of your child to partying all night, drinking, getting drunk, and then I guess coming back in the morning to do it all again. Like it just that part of it was just like, all right, that's why the show is super duper fake. Tara 17:28 Yep. Stephanie 17:28 Also, drinking is probably the least of our concerns with these people. Tara 17:32 Yep. Stephanie 17:32 I imagine they're doing all sorts of drugs. Sarah 17:33 Yeah. Yeah. And why would you bring your kids to Ubita in the first place? Like String some electric fence around your compound in Iowa. Find an actual grandma to these children to stay with them for a couple weeks and go live your lives. Stephanie 17:45 Yeah Dave 17:48 How are kids gonna know how to party? Stephanie 17:49 Yeah. Dave 17:51 They gotta learn sometime. Stephanie 17:52 Gotta learn sometime Clip 17:58 Got a lot of shows. It's a great time for shows. Dave 18:03 It is time to go around the dial first up tar. Tara 18:07 I watched the first episode of Sugar season two and first of all, I'm gonna spoil the big twist of season one. Dave 18:13 Wait, wait, wait. Tara 18:13 This show Clip 18:14 Spoilers a hoy do do do loo do Tara 18:17 It aired over two years ago and if you cared about this show you would have watched it. You don't care about the show and you shouldn't For the first six episodes of eight in the first season, Sugar seems like history's most derivative LA noire about a private investigator, intercutting moments from the titular character's life. Played by Colin Farrell with old movies he has watched and is obsessed with to the degree that he has a subscription to. American Cinematographer magazine, I Roll. Dave 18:43 The show Dream on's out of his window. Tara 18:45 Oh yes, exactly. Dave 18:46 What about me? Yeah. Tara 18:48 So then at the very end of the sixth episode, we find out John Sugar is not a human private investigator. Sarah 18:48 Oh, yeah. Tara 18:53 He's an extraterrestrial who gives himself injections to pass as human, and he's one of a few dozen aliens who have come to Earth. Earth, I think, because their planet blew up, it doesn't matter. In addition to the very cliched case, he's working for a client, he has a cliched problem of his own. Someone did something to his sister. He doesn't know what. In the season one finale, something happens that causes all the aliens to take off for, I guess, on a different planet, but Sugar loves LA, so he decides to stay. So season two premiere is so abrupt, it feels like when a platform screws up while you're binging and it like skipped over a whole season. Like in the time since We last saw him, Sugar has apparently been tracking Henry Thorpe, who's played by Hey, it's that Jason Butler Harner, because Sugar has reason to believe that Henry knows something about Sugar's sister's disappearance and they end up together in a very lived-in shack. Like if Henry's been on the run, he did not stop to like get rid of his books. It's just like very he's he's really been here for a while, judging by what we see When we join them, Henry's already bleeding out. We don't know who did it or why. This is the dialogue or some of it. Clip one. Clip 19:56 I'm sorry. Sorry. Sorry. I like me. You just gotta tell me. Henry, Henry, you gotta tell me what happened. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. Oh, my sister! What happened to my sister? Tara 20:22 He doesn't find out, the guy dies. It's a scene we've seen a million times in our lives. Also, does Sugar Sister have a name? Do the show's writer know it or care? Dave 20:32 Yes, it's Samantha Mulder. Tara 20:34 Exactly. Sarah 20:34 Samantha, thank you. Dave 20:34 Yeah. Tara 20:35 Yep. So Sugar goes back to LA, he gets a tip on a new case, his client's an up and coming boxer whose brother disappeared. A tip takes him to a hospital and when he notices the name tag on the security guard at the door, we get this. Oh god, Clatoo. Clip 20:49 Blaine, that's a cool name. Right. Well you don't like it? Come on man, I've been getting shit for Blaine ever since I can even talk. It's Bogart's character in Casablanca. Never saw it, but that's my mom's favorite movie. Well, he's tough, he's smart, and the Andy sacrifices his own interests for a greater cause. You should see it. You would you thank your mom. Yeah, Blaine's a hero. Hmm. Uh John Sugar. Blaine Bosco. Very cool. Tara 21:18 It is not very cool. Sugar is so salt of the not earth. Wow, he's really relates to people. I was mad at the end of the episode, not even in a pleasurable hate watch way. It's just dumb. It's not the worst show on TV, but it is when it comes to shows where there's like a huge gap between the expense taken to make them and the pretensions that they're aiming for versus the actual product that we see There is not another show that is worse in that in that calculation than Sugar. It's bad. Don't watch it. You should however go back to listen to our more in-depth discussion about it in Extra Extra Hot Great 291. Dave 21:54 Where Bobby hadn't actually got to the point where the revelation in season one, so we had to record a bit and stick it at the end of an episode three months later. Tara 22:00 We did. Yeah Sarah 22:03 Yeah. Tara 22:05 For my plug, believe it or not, I wrote even more about Widow's Bay. This was at GQ. It is my questions that we would like to see answered in season two, and we'll link that in the show notes. Dave 22:17 Alright Stephanie, what have you been watching that people need to know about? Stephanie 22:21 Okay, well Al and I have been on a uh British crime procedural journey for the last Six months or so. We've worked our way through blue lights, uh, line of duty, all six available seasons, slow horses, the tower and a few other one-off series that were so forgettable they don't bear mentioning. And we thought we'd scrape the bottom of Brit Box when I discovered Ludwig, which stars David Mitchell of Peep Show fame as a puzzle setter. Excuse me puzzle set uh in Cambridge, who must pose as his detective twin brother to solve said brother's disappearance. Even though Ludwig is a recluse who prefers puzzles to people relatable On his first day on the job of faking being a detective, he solves a murder by using his puzzling skills and all the while becoming more and more entangled with whatever sinister forces were at work in his brother's disappearance. I found this show delightful, funny, and cozy, if such a thing can be said about a show in which every episode involves at least one grizzly murder. The show does suffer from the Midsummer Murders issue of wow, there sure are a lot of daily murders in this idyllic i English hamlet. Dave 23:25 Yeah. Sarah 23:29 Yeah. Stephanie 23:29 Yeah. And they're all like closed box like logic puzzle solvable murders. Granted, the show takes place in Cambridge, which is a legitimate city, but the murder rate is giving DC in the nineties. Still, Mitchell is charming and funny, and so is Anna Maxwell Martin, who I recognize from line of duty as his childhood friend slash sister-in-law. And series two is airing this summer on BBC, so I might need to Take a quit trip to jolly old England to watch it. And I recommend it to anyone who's looking for a soothing British mystery Tara 24:00 Uh huh. Stephanie 24:01 For my plug, my website, StephanieEarlygreen. com, has links to all my writing. It's a slow life out there for a fiction writer, but I do have a a piece coming out in the Missouri Review at some point in the hopefully near future. So When that drops, I will post a link on my website. Dave 24:19 Cherity bunting Sarah 24:20 So after last week's foresitting subject on extra Extra Hot Great was the series premiere of From I thought I would keep going with it. I figured that a few more episodes would settle out my feelings on whether this mysterious world and some talented actors could balance out A some less talented actors B some annoying mystery show slash post apocalyptic community character tropes, the quote, touched young woman, I'll never telling, around all over everything. or see the temptation these shows often succumb to to keep piling on questions and weird shit without answering anything or giving its characters a win. I somehow got to the end of the first season, which I guess tells me something. Tara 25:04 Wow Sarah 25:05 I'm just not sure what, and that's sort of emblematic of the experience of the show. Not really any closer to deciding. In case you aren't a club member, see Tara's previous comments, get on it, you should consider it. But the show is about a creepy town that exists outside of place. the two semi-estranged communities that populate it and the monstrous forces that come out to hunt after the sun goes down. It is currently in its fourth season on MGM+, a real streaming service. It'll wrap things up after a fifth season, and it's not on such a big shot streamer that it can afford to lose fans with inessential fucking around. I do like a lot of these actors. Harold Perino, Ian Bailey is always better than I remember. I do respect that the show will kill off people we've come to think of as main characters. I do think the kid, Ethan, Simon Webster, is annoying, but pretty well written, even though in the abstract a little kid character is a drag on plot, in my opinion. I appreciate that some questions have been answered in a sense, but it is also adding more of them, adding more facets to the town's weirdness. Fakey production design elements, Victor, the lone survivor of a previous generation, who is content to walk around with a lunchbox just being weird and Tall, that's not really character development. There's a teleportation tree, for Fuck's sake, and it's definitely more interesting in letting characters get drunk on Nightville Moonshine. and monologue about their trauma as exposition instead of having other characters who just arrived behave in a realistic fashion, by which I mean button-holing Nightville veterans about how time works, the nature of the monsters, what's up with the electricity in the supply chain I don't need every allusion explained, but I do need people who got snacked on by a tesseract to be a little more proactively curious about it. David Alpai's Jade is a promising candidate for the audience POV on that in one episode and then is basically off the board in the next. Things sort of proceed with him. He is very watchable. I'm gonna keep trusting the process for now, but if you are within the sound of my voice and think that I should bail, feel free to add me. There's four seasons of this left. I do have other things to do. Tara 27:32 The more you said, the less convinced I was that you needed to keep watching it. Sarah 27:36 I I mean, I like got to the finale of season one and was like Tara 27:36 I'll say that Sarah 27:41 Alright, like arms folded. And there was like a legit creepy moment where they finally get this like radio contraption to work. And then it's like Jim Matthews, the Bailey character, is on the thing and the the voice is like, Is this Jim? Jim Matthews? Your wife shouldn't be digging at your house. And like every hair like the way they did it was really good. It has like just enough creepy shit. Then I'm like, hmm. But then there's like Party City cobwebs in the forest and Harold Perrineau is obliged to like beat Waltz. Like again, stop picking scripts that make you do that. Tara 28:17 Mm-hmm. Sarah 28:17 Anyway. We'll see what happens. I have other things to occupy my time, and I might just occupy it with them. For my plug, on best evidence, I wrote about an old documentary on an eighties skateboarding star who is currently incarcerated for murder. The doc is called Stoked, The Rise and Fall of Gator. I will link to that review in the show notes. Tara 28:38 Yep, I was about to say we've talked about him on Listen to Sassy. Dave 28:41 Yeah, how about that? Tara 28:42 Mm-hmm. Sarah 28:42 Wow. Dave 28:44 Alright, here's what's coming up. We're about to hit a couple week break for us on recording over the holidays. So an extra extra hot grate we have for you in the coming couple weeks. The Bear Season 5 discussion. The second of the three of these for 2026 is, as mentioned, UFO. Tara 29:02 Or UFO, as they call it Dave 29:04 Yep. L, that's E-L-L-E. They took one letter and made it four. And then the girl with something extra for the July. forcing if you're not a club member you can become one just go to extrahotgreat.com/club for details and then here on EHG Prime we're gonna have an unlock From Xra Xtrack Great, that will be the Star Trek Deep Space Nine baseball episode because it is baseball season, I am told. After that, we've got the commercial pitchman draft number two. That was great. That was really fun to record. And then we'll be back with Little House on the Prairie reboot. And we're still looking for a guest for that one. Just kidding, it's Kim. It is time for the Extra Hot Great cannon. Presenting this week is our guest, Stephanie. Stephanie, take it away. Stephanie 30:00 Okay. Despite being a Nathan Fielder fan, I avoided the rehearsal for a long time. I would say I have a higher cringe tolerance than Gen Pop. After all, I watch Married at First Sight and Love on the Spectrum. But I sense based on feedback from those I trust that the rehearsal might be too much even for me. I resisted watching even though my very funny and smart friend from college, Carrie Kemper, is a writer and co-EP on the show But the intriguing premise of the rehearsal season two wore down my defenses, and once I started watching, I was hooked. In season two, Nathan sets out to apply his unique skill set, that is, taking thought experiments to their logical and artistic extremes, To solving a genuinely pressing issue. Plane crashes resulting from lopsided power dynamics between pilots and copilots Nathan goes to great lengths, most of which I will not spoil, to get his mind around the problem and generate solutions. But of course, this is Nathan Fielder and his methods of attacking the issue of pilot error are unconventional The resulting six episode series manages to be genuinely moving, hilarious, thrilling, and yes, exceedingly cringe-inducing, while not ever being cringe. It was very difficult for me to choose from the six episodes of season two of the rehearsal because each episode truly is a canon contender. But when I thought about the iconic and not to be forgotten scenes of the entire series, I kept coming back to puppet breastfeeding and I knew it had to be episode three, Pilot's Code. Episode 3 opens with a couple who cloned their beloved Yorkshire Terrier thrice, but the new dog's personalities are not the same as the original dogs. Nathan proceeds to, you guessed it, carry out an elaborate experiment, complete with a perfect recreation of the couple's old home, where they raised the original Yorkie. to see if raising one of the clone dogs in the original dog's home environment would shape the clone dog's personality for the better. As with every episode of the rehearsal, Nathan follows his fancy down an increasingly specific rabbit hole. For example, the actors he hired to recreate the original dog's life start reenacting the actual couple's fights over whether or not to have children. And as a viewer, you might be like, what the Fuck does this have to do with preventing airline crashes? But Fielder always lands the plane. Without revealing yet how exactly the clone dogs relate to the larger project of the show, Nathan brings up everyone's favorite hero pilot, Sully Sullenberger, and his miraculous landing on the Hudson in 2009. Clip one, please. Clip 32:26 But something else happened in that cockpit before impact that is less talked about, but perhaps more relevant to my interests. We got both of them rolling back. My aircraft. Your aircraft. Captain Sully asked his first officer if he had any ideas on how to solve the problem. Got any ideas? Actually, not terrain. Here, the first officer didn't need to overrule the captain. Because Sully invited feedback at a critical moment. If other captains could have the instincts of Sully. His personality. It's possible the entire aviation issue I've been obsessed with would vanish overnight. Stephanie 33:18 Thus begins Nathan's quest to recreate Sully's entire life with himself playing the famed pilot from infancy to present day. Sadly, much of what makes this episode cannon-worthy cannot be fully captured through audio clips. One must see with one's own eyes Fielder, a grown man, and a baby diaper and bald cap being picked up. From his giant crib by a giant puppet mother and then breastfed by said puppet. But let's play a clip anyway. Clip two, please. Clip 33:44 It was difficult at first to inhabit the mind of a baby. I know so much more than babies do, and it can be hard to forget all that stuff. So I tried not to think about the fact that I was a 41-year-old man and just did my best to be present in the moment. I was playing the long game here, and I just had to trust the process. After all, this did work on a dog. Stephanie 34:29 Sorry. So many of the visual choices Fielder makes to portray Sully's early life are utterly bizarre and yet somehow make perfect sense, like Sully's parents being rendered with both puppetry and stilts. or Sully's little sister's face being like a weird pig like prosthesis. As the episode proceeds, Fielder treats Sully's life like a code to be cracked, trying to identify the singular experiences that made Sally Sally. Late in the episode, Nathan homes in on a theory based on multiple references in Sully's memoir to his iPod that Sully emotionally coped with the pressures of his work and personal life through music. After pouring over cockpit recordings from the Miracle on the Hudson, Nathan concludes that Sully, while landing the plane in the river was in fact listening to Bring Me to Life on his iPod. Clip three, please. Clip 35:19 Without cockpit video, we can't be sure what Sully was doing during those mysterious 23 seconds before he asked his first officer for help. Got any ideas? Actually not. But after the crash, Sully's iPod was discovered submerged in the flooded cockpit, which he confirms in his book. Okay, which runway would you like at Tebor? We're gonna be in the Hudson. It might be nothing, or just a hunch I have from living as him for so long. Okay, flaps out, flaps out, flaps out. But the chorus to Evanescence's bring me to life. just happens to be exactly twenty-three seconds long. 250 feet in the air. Got no power on either one. Too low, terrain. Too low, yeah. Caution, terrain. Caution, terrain. Caution, terrain. Got any ideas? Caution, terrain. Actually not. Terrain. Terrain. Stephanie 36:41 This brings me to another canon-worthy aspect of this episode. I simply cannot hear that song now without picturing Nathan Fielder in a bald cap and a stick-on mustache landing the plane. In the end, Nathan doesn't land on, pardon the pun, one precise element or experience that made Sully the consummate pilot that he is. But what makes this show so fascinating isn't necessarily its conclusions, but its ability to probereal issues, for example, pilot's reticence to seek mental health treatment for fear of being grounded by the FAA.while never straying far from absurdity. Nathan continuously walks a fine line between earnestness and satire, sometimes veering back and forth between the two. As a viewer, you must accept this limbo state in order to fully let the rehearsal and all of its genius and weirdness wash over you. It's clear to me that Nathan both cares about this issue and is trying to make a comedic product In the end, does his Sully cosplay solve anything? Unclear. But as Nathan says at the end of this episode, I'm not sure what it means, but it's interesting. I hope you'll agree and vote Pilate's code into the canon Tara 37:44 Stephanie, thank you so much. I feel like I should go last since I'm I think the only one who had seen this before. Dave 37:49 Sí Tara 37:49 So Sarah, why don't you start off our discussion? Sarah 37:52 Yes, known Nathan Fielder and Flying Averse co-host Sarah D. Bunting. I was captivated by this. I respect what Nathan Fielder does without feeling like it is f For me mostly. The David Lynch axis, like glad you exist, glad you're doing what you do. It's not for me. Next This was fascinating. Like there were so many little funny aspects about something, but also the earnestness with which these experiments are like Blueprinted to the absolute edge of the paper, I think is what makes it go. And there were a couple of almost haunting moments in this. Like they cut towards the end to the set that they're on and like this cockpit rear projection of the Hudson and that they're climbing out of the, you know, fake cockpit or the dummy cockpit and sitting in like a dummy ambulance with dummy blankets on and it's like Like they really like they really did go to the edge of frame. They thought of everything, and there was something beautiful about it, but there was also something creepy and funny about it and the way that that's kind of just life. It's just like a big n mess with not a lot of c Correlation and sometimes it's hysterically funny and other times it's really terrifying and I think you really got at something about that in This episode, like, you know, the reading of Charlotte's Webb and the wallpaper and that these dudes in tool belts are building this like absolutely massive crib. I mean it was very funny, but it was also taking the idea and the um proof seriously, but He's not taking himself too seriously. I think you can't if you're gonna just be in a bald cap and a diaper for even the time it took to took to film the scene. I really was not sure where the dog cloning was gonna go, but then there were so many little throwaway lines in that section that were so funny. Like, even our actor Katz, like are actor cats. And then the cats are just like being cats. Like, okay, actor cats, sure, sure, Jan. you start the episode and for like the first third, you're like, there's absolutely no way that he can pull this back together. But he does. And the fact that you could sort of tell how he does it, but then you also sort of Can't exactly because the whole is greater than the sum of the extremely weird parts. I mean, I think that's good. I think that's a testament to it. It made me consider again, I am Positive Nathan Fielder is a genius whose work I don't need to hang out with, but I considered it. I considered keeping going, and that's one of my canon criteria for sure. So thank you for this presentation. I never would have interacted with this if you hadn't proposed it, and I'm glad I did. Dave. Dave 40:50 Yeah, when the Nathan for You finale or was it the finale? Tara 40:54 It was a serious finale. Dave 40:55 Was presented for the candidate, I did not care for it. I thought I could see the seams in the argument he was making for the endgame of that episode. Don't need to get into it. But that sort of it broke down for me on that level. But this one was just complete considered nonsense that I Quite enjoyed it after the lull of the dog stuff building up to the moment where it intersects with the pilot theories. And I hadn't seen this show, so for me I I kinda knew it had something to do with pilots, but I thought the way it was starting, this was just like A tangent episode, you know, this is the equivalent of the rehearsals. And now we're gonna look back on this one character's origin story. I didn't understand what was going on. in that regard. But then when they started weaving it into the pilot story of the season, then it really kicked into high gear and then when he is a baby on a wire system and a giant puppeteered mother made out of paper mache is now changing his diaper, including a big poop in it. Then I was like, uh okay, w I guess I'll settle in for this ride. And from there on, it was just really, really great. I am sort of like Sarah, like I understand that he's doing things really smartly, but just Some of the output I didn't really like in the past, but this one I was quite pleased by. There is a moment, I'll play a clip right near the start where they're explaining how they're going to try to introduce more nurture aspects to the cloned dog, one of the three cloned dogs. So the lengths they go and then just the little jokes they throw in were great. Here's that clip. Clip 42:30 The only difference would be the smell of the city, which was easy to match by regularly collecting Connecting San Jose Air using a compressor and transporting it 350 miles via truck to LA.that way, on Zeus's daily walks, he'd smell the same thing Achilles did back in 2011. And with period appropriate cars and actors portraying tech moguls, it was your average San Jose morning but in LA.no, I'm so sad about Steve Jobs. Alleged, uh huh. Yeah, I know. Dave 43:03 And then as those two dudes are walking, they walk right past a Jared subway ad at a bus stop. Sarah 43:03 That was good. Dave 43:08 Like, alright, that was Sarah 43:09 Oh God Dave 43:10 Like a perfect little moment. On top of that, some of the things that uh Stephanie was mentioning, the weird choice of the Twilight Zone pig mask epis uh for the sister. Sarah 43:18 Mm-hmm. Dave 43:19 The parents are sometimes on stilts. Another moment that stuck out for me was During the plane reenactment, there's a scene where Scully must masturbate in the plane for reasons and the whole thing where he has to clear the set and they throw out Sarah 43:30 Mm-hmm. Tara 43:31 Mm-hmm. Sarah 43:34 Yeah. Dave 43:35 the actor and they bring in this robot so that it's all kosher, I guess. It was just like so weird. But actually my favorite dumb moment of the episode. They're just doing like an introspective moment and Nathan as Sully is peering into the window of the faux set they created. for the fake parents of the dogs in order to see if the dogs actually can be changed. And there was something just so dumb and poignant about that moment that sort of like wrapped up what I felt about this episode, which is like it's high stupidity, but it's also like your first university essay where you're just trying so hard to make it work No, you have to up your game for what you've been doing in high school. But it's real tough, but somehow you pulled it off. Sarah 44:21 I happen to have the captions on when I was watching this like cockpit masturbation scene. There's one that says brackets, robotic Carol dummy creaking. And I had to just pause it and laugh for like 10 minutes. Just perfect. Stephanie 44:36 Uh-huh. Sarah 44:37 Perfect encapsulation. Dave 44:39 All right, sorry, you've flashed before, so Tara 44:41 I have I reviewed it for cracked when the season came out, and we'll link that in the show notes. I had watched just the first episode of season one. and was so put off by it that I never went back until I had to review season two and then I watched the whole series. I believe I watched both seasons in a day, which I would not advise. It's int it's an intense show. And I love the idea of picking out just this one episode because it is the most it has definitely the most bizarre and memorable visuals. But also the way it fits like a puzzle piece into the story of the whole season is so interesting once you get to the end and look back on it. And the idea that Nathan would decide the way he's going to crack this case in his way is to do like a close reading of Sully's memoir as though he wrote it. Like I'm sure he didn't. I'm sure he contributed the stories, but I doubt like this is a true look at his psyche, but the way Nathan homes in on like the idea of having to shut off his emotions and how Sully figured out ways to cope with them Perhaps because Nathan had his own preconceived idea on both of those things and was sort of reading that into it. I mean, I can't say more without giving away the whole season, but It really goes places that you don't expect. And this is it does feel like a turning point in a fascinating way. I mean, you can hear how upsetting the nursing is. It just in the audio clip alone. Sarah 46:11 Yeah. Tara 46:12 Like if you can im Sarah 46:13 Oh, God. Tara 46:14 Listen to that and then imagine what you're looking at. You can't unless you've seen it. Dave 46:17 Well, you can because one of the disturbing things is that there's like a beer spigot or something sticking out of her nipple so he can get the milk and it's like very shiny metal and the whole thing's very disconcerting. Tara 46:23 Yeah. Mm-hmm. Sarah 46:29 Oh, yeah Tara 46:30 It is it is. Stephanie 46:30 It's so gross Tara 46:32 But you don't forget it. I mean y similarly you won't forget the look of the puppet in general, of the actors when they're on like those things. Sarah 46:34 No Tara 46:39 Thick stilt legs and the poor woman with like I mean I know they're not real high heels, but like having to stilt walk around on them, it's all it's all bizarre. This episode is really sharp and you know Sarah said the hole is greater than the sum of parts. That's definitely true of season two for sure. And I actually think You could probably handle watching it, Sarah, and I don't think you would be mad at me or Stephanie if you got to the end of it. Stephanie 47:04 I agree. Sarah 47:05 Okay. Stephanie 47:05 It's good. The payoff at the end is quite something, I'd say. Sarah 47:09 Alright, challenge accepted. Tara 47:10 Mm-hmm. Yep. Dave 47:11 Well, let's put this to the official vote, Sarah, D. Bunting. What say you? Sarah 47:16 P did land the plane, so to speak, and so did Stephanie. Dave 47:18 Yeah. Sarah 47:19 It's a yes for me. Dave 47:20 I'm gonna say yes as well, Tar. Tara 47:21 Me too Dave 47:22 Alright, so Rehearsal Season 2 Episode 3 Pilot's Code. You are hereby inducted into the Extra Hot Great Cannon. Clip 47:42 Americans love a winner. Yeah. And will not tolerate a loser. Nope. Dave 47:48 It is time to discover who is our winner and loser of the week. Tara has this week's winner. Tara 47:53 I do, and look, uh, you know, we live in an IP era, for better or worse. But there are still some properties that have not been mined, and one of those is Simon Says, a piece of IP no one owns that is getting a competition series adaptation at Netflix, because I guess Why not? Why not? The Simon says show I did not look Dave 48:16 Is it made by the people that brought you the quiz with balls? Because it sounds like above the same level. Yeah. Is the hose a guy named Simon? Did they at least do that part of it? Did he get Simon Baker, the mentalist? Tara 48:27 I don't think they've gone that far yet. Sarah 48:29 Oh. Dave 48:30 Alright, fine. Did he get Simon from Frisky Dingo? Sarah 48:33 Oh, amazing. Tara 48:34 I wish. Dave 48:34 And Loser of the Week Sarah 48:36 Oh, Project Runway some more. Uh adding Tyra Banks is a judge when, as Tyra put it in our episode rundown, she's firmly in her flop era, and we have talked about how the show is. As well, already this is not gonna help. So I guess if you're going down, find a mountain and drive it into the side. I guess that's the plan. Dave 48:58 Well, speaking about firmly in your flop era, do you know what time it is? Tara 49:01 Es que Sarah 49:02 Came time. Dave 49:03 It's game time. This is Game Time. It is the fifth of our current season. The scores sit at Tara 2, Sarah 0, Value Guess 2. Today we're playing What Me Query from Monty, who earns himself an extra credit topic of his choosing, plus a free shirt at the EHG store. Monty writes, how well do you know the comedic sensibilities of Mad Magazine? In this game, I will provide you with wacky character names from a Mad Magazine TV parody, and then you will guess the show. However, you do not get the question to yourself, dear players. You get one wacky character name after which you can either guess or pass. If you guess it incorrectly or pass, play moves on to the next person in line with a new wacky character name. Also, if you guess incorrectly, you're out of this question. So that means yes, Sarah D. Bunting, you only get one guess per question. Sarah 50:13 Thank you. Dave 50:14 But we're not done yet. Whoever gets it right gets first crack at the bonus question, guessing the Mad Magazine parody title. Five points for a bullseye. Nobody gets a bullseye. Three points for what I think is the closest answer. Everyone gets a crack at that one. All right, let's throw it to Pinky to see who is going first. Clip 50:35 We will start with valued guest. Dave 50:36 Alright, Stephanie, you will get the first character name for our first question. And our other order will be Sarah, then Tara. We have 18 questions, no steel meals today, but we do have one Grosswirth Equalizer Challenge Zone. Somewhere in the second half. Are we ready to play what Me Query? Sarah 50:55 Yes Tara 50:55 Yes. Stephanie 50:56 Yes. Dave 50:56 Alright, here we go. Stephanie, you get the first wacky character name. You're trying to guess the real TV show title. It is radio. Radio. Now, you only get one guess, so you either guess or pass at this point. Play moves to Sarah D. Bunting. You have Major Burned. Major Burned. Sarah 51:21 Radio, Major Burn. Is this Mash? Dave 51:23 This is MASH, yes, it is MASH from April 1974 edition of Mad Magazine. Alright, Sarah D. Bunting, then Tara, then Stephanie. Tara 51:33 One point for that, right? Dave 51:34 One point for that. Tara 51:35 Okay. Dave 51:35 All right, Sarah, then Tara, then Stephanie. I want what you think is the Mad Magazine title of that parody. So Sarah D. Bunting, what do you think here? Sarah 51:46 Mush. Dave 51:47 Tar. Tara 51:49 Uh Smash? I think Sarah's right Dave 51:53 Stephanie. Stephanie 51:54 Uh crash Dave 51:55 Crash. Sarah 51:55 Did they? Dave 51:56 All right. The answer was Mashugah. Tara 51:59 Oh okay Dave 52:00 Meshugah. Sarah 52:00 Oh yeah. Dave 52:01 So I'm awarding no points. I don't think anybody was in the area there. So only one point given in that question, it goes to Sarah. Clip 52:07 Well, we're not going to be able to do that. Dave 52:08 And Sarah, you're going to start us off with our second Mad Magazine parody question. You've got joiny. Join as in two things joining together. Sarah 52:15 Join me Right, JoinE. Dave 52:18 Joiny. Sarah 52:19 Uh Inspector Gadget Dave 52:21 Oh, she guesses you're out. Play moves on to Tara. You got itchy Tara 52:27 Happy days Dave 52:28 Happy Days is correct, yes. Joiny Itchy the Funs Putsy and Riff Sarah 52:30 Wow. Tara 52:32 Yeah. Great Sarah 52:34 Oh, wow. Dave 52:35 Oh, it didn't read the other ones for MASH.radio Major Burns, Cockeye Piercer, Crapper John, Colonel Bleak, and Fat Lips. Tara 52:40 Oh. Sarah 52:41 Oh Tara 52:42 Oh my. Dave 52:45 Yep. Sarah 52:46 Well, Dave 52:47 Uh, you are correct. That was from December 1986. All right, starting with Tara, what is the Mad Magazine title for the Happy Days story? Go. Tara 52:55 Happy Duds. Dave 52:57 Stephanie. Tara 53:00 Nice Dave 53:00 Sarah. Sarah 53:02 Crappy Days. Dave 53:03 Crappy Days is a bullseye. Five points for Sarah D Bunting. Stephanie 53:06 Whoa Dave 53:07 Nicely done. Alright, Tara, you'll start us off with this one. Tara 53:10 Okay Dave 53:11 Antsy. Antsy. As in feeling antsy. What is that show? Guess or pass? Tara 53:17 The West Wing Dave 53:18 West Wing takes a crack at it and you are out. Stephanie, you've got Mr. Curlson. Mr. Curlson. Ansi and Mr. Curlson. Guess or pass. Only you and Sarah are here now. Stephanie 53:33 Welcome back, Cotter. Dave 53:34 Welcome back, Cotter is incorrect. Alright, Sarah D. Bunting. You can just run the board until you think you know it. Your next one is Dr. Johnny Frantic. Sarah 53:46 W K R P Dave 53:47 WKRP is correct. Yes, that is worth one point. Starting with Sarah, what is the Mad Magazine title? Sarah 53:56 Krap Tara 53:59 I'm gonna say it's W C R A P in Cincinnati. Dave 54:02 Stephanie Stephanie 54:04 W A N K Dave 54:08 I'm giving a non-bullseye three-pointer to Tara. Tara 54:13 Yeah. Dave 54:14 It was WKRAP in Cincinnati. Very close. Very close. We are moving back to Stephanie. We've got Nuttally. Nuttly. Guess or pass? Stephanie 54:29 Pass Dave 54:29 All right, passes to Sarah. You've got Mo. Sarah 54:34 Facts of life Dave 54:35 Facts of Life is correct. December 82. All right. What is the Mad Magazine version of the Facts of Life? Sarah 54:44 Uh facts of life sentence Tara 54:50 The craps of life Stephanie 54:53 The smacks of life Dave 54:55 The smacks of life. I am gonna award no points for this one. Tara 55:00 Oh the yaks, sure Dave 55:01 Three points is a lot for something that wasn't quite the yaks of life. The yaks. Sarah 55:07 Okay Dave 55:08 Alright. Sarah D Bunting start us off with Bullet Head Shannana. Bullethead Shannana. Guess or pass. Sarah 55:18 Ha ha ha ha tempted to waste in his suspension, but I won't pass Dave 55:23 Passes to Tara who gets dim feeling. Dim feeling. Tara 55:28 Nightcore Dave 55:28 Nightcourt is correct, yes. Sarah 55:30 Nice Dave 55:31 Bullethead, dim feeling, muck, silly jung, and hairy stoned. Tara 55:35 Sure. Dave 55:36 1985. Clip 55:37 And what does it mean? Dave 55:37 Alright, Tara. What is the Mad Magazine version of Nightcourt? Tara 55:40 Night boars Dave 55:43 Stephanie Sarah Stephanie 55:44 Nightfart Sarah 55:48 Day point not court. Dave 55:50 I'm gonna give this one three points to Sarah. Clip 55:52 I want to take a record kind of Dave 55:54 Nut court was the answer. Tara 55:56 Uh net cord, of course. Sarah 55:56 Not court Dave 55:57 Nutcourt. Tara, you've got, starting us off, apathy. Tara 55:59 Yep. Pass Dave 56:04 Passes to Stephanie who gets doze. Stephanie 56:11 Yes. Dave 56:12 Passes to Sarah who gets blanched. Stephanie 56:15 Oh, now I get it. Sarah 56:16 Golden girls Stephanie 56:16 Hmm. Dave 56:18 Alright, 1986, the Golden Girls is Correct. Sarah D. Bunting. We're always starting with you here. What's the Mad Magazine title? Sarah 56:26 Guilting girls. I don't know. Tara 56:30 Molden girls with a with an apostrophe. Sarah 56:31 Oh, there you go Dave 56:33 Stephanie Stephanie 56:34 Olden Girls Dave 56:35 Bullseye for Stephanie, the olden girls is correct. Tara 56:37 Woo Sarah 56:39 Nice Dave 56:39 Nicely done. All right, starting with Stephanie, you've got Blandem Wasp. Blandem Wasp. Plandom Wasp passes to Sarah who gets brain dead wasp. Stephanie 56:49 Yes. Sarah 56:55 Blandem and Braindead shit. Dave 56:57 Yep. Sarah 56:59 Pass Dave 56:59 Passes to Tara, who gets Dolan OK Tara 57:03 Yeah, it's nine oh two one oh Beverly is nine oh two one oh we wa we read this Sarah 57:06 Oh Dave 57:08 Also, Jibwasp, Smiley Wasp, Pri Madonna, Shgev, and Belly. Tara 57:11 Mhm. Of course. Shkeev, yep. Sarah 57:15 Oh, Schave, yep, all right. Tara 57:15 Mm-hmm. Dave 57:17 Starting with Tara, now you have an advantage because you've actually covered this for a podcast. Tara 57:20 I know. Dave 57:23 What is the Mad Magazine version of Beverly Hills 90210? Tara 57:28 Ugh, I can't mm. I gotta go Beverly Ills nine oh two oh no and I know that's not right. Dave 57:34 Stephanie. Stephanie 57:35 Beaver Hills nine oh two one oh Dave 57:37 Okay. Sarah 57:37 Oh yeah, I d I mean I think it's Stephanie. Tara 57:37 Mm-hmm. Dave 57:38 Sarah Sarah 57:42 So Beverly Thrills nine oh two one oh Dave 57:45 Alright. I'm not awarding any points because the thing they changed were the numbers and nobody attacked it from that vector. This is Beverly Hills 911. Tara 57:52 Oh okay. Yep. Sarah 57:55 Oh all right. Tara 57:56 That's pretty good. Dave 57:57 Sarah D. Budding starts us off with silly. Silly. Sarah 58:01 Save by the bell. Dave 58:04 Tara Asylum. Ooh, all right, Stephanie, it's yours to run. You can just keep on passing the whole thing. Midal. Silly Asylum Midall. If you pass, play just goes right back to you. So I can just read you all the names if you want. Stephanie 58:19 Sure Dave 58:19 Silly, Asylum, Midal, Vane, Meat, Randy, Belly, Fonda, Jerk. Stephanie 58:27 The Smurfs Dave 58:28 I know Sarah 58:29 I keep wanting to answer that for all of these. Dave 58:32 Alright, anybody have a second guess now that you've heard them all? Tara 58:34 No. Dave 58:35 That was Melrose Place. Melrose Place from 93. Tara 58:36 Oh God Dave 58:38 Alright. We'll start with Stephanie since nobody got any part of that. What is the Mad Magazine version of Melrose Place? Stephanie 58:47 Smellrose, please Dave 58:48 Smelrose Place. Sarah. Sarah 58:50 Melrose Plots Dave 58:52 Tara. Tara 58:54 Melrose Black Dave 58:55 I'm gonna get three points to non Again With This host, Stephanie Early Green. Smell gross place is the actual answer. Tara 59:04 Ah oh, sure. Sarah 59:04 Oh, sure. Stephanie 59:04 Uh Dave 59:06 Very close. Tara 59:06 We read that one too, I think. Dave 59:09 You did. Sarah 59:09 Yeah, we did. Dave 59:09 Yep. Sarah 59:10 We read a lot of things. Tara 59:11 We really we do. Dave 59:11 Yep. Sarah 59:11 What do you want from me? Tara 59:13 We do. Dave 59:13 Alright, start us off, Tara. Tara 59:14 Yep. Dave 59:15 Dr. Flasher. Tara 59:16 Oh yeah. Dave 59:18 Ooh. Tara 59:19 Mm Dave 59:19 Play goes to Stephanie with major nerds. Clip 59:20 It's Dave 59:23 You can pass, don't forget. Stephanie 59:25 Yeah, path. Dave 59:26 Alright. Sarah, Dr. Flasher, Major Nerds, Captain Crisco Clip 59:31 Cater of open bowling over it. Sarah 59:33 Star Trek Deep Space Nine. Dave 59:34 Yes, that is correct. Alright, starting with Sarah, what is the Mad Magazine version of that show? Clip 59:38 Cause I'm mad on the cater of open bow Sarah 59:42 Well, all right, I'm sure there's a better guess than this, but I can't get this one out of my head now. So deep space nine with the German spelling of nine. Dave 59:51 Okay. Tar No, no, you get the guess on the b uh everybody gets the bonus. Tara 59:52 Am I out? Because I guess I'll I'll go back to the black well and go star black, deep space none. Dave 01:00:01 Okay. Tara 01:00:01 Deep space none! Stephanie 01:00:01 That's a pretty good one. Dave 01:00:02 Okay, Stephanie. Sarah 01:00:03 Oh yeah Stephanie 01:00:04 Star Trek Deep Six Nine. That's gross, but I had to say it Dave 01:00:07 Oh, that's good. Sarah 01:00:07 Oh, yes, so smart. Dave 01:00:09 I'm gonna give this a three-pointer to Tara for getting the closest to the actual answer: Star Black Deep Space Swine. Tara 01:00:19 Clime Stephanie 01:00:20 Wow Dave 01:00:20 Swine as Yeah. Sarah 01:00:20 Oh swine. Dave 01:00:23 Alright, three points for you, one point for Sarah. Sarah 01:00:25 Wow Dave 01:00:26 Value guest start us off with nails. Nails. Stephanie 01:00:33 Uh pass. Dave 01:00:34 Sarah Martian Tara Raz Sarah 01:00:36 Nails Martian Brady Bunch Tara 01:00:42 Frager, and I should know I'm Frager Clip 01:00:44 I cut down the cover and cut out the bowl and I had all right. Dave 01:00:44 You are correct from 94. Sarah 01:00:46 Oh, nice one. Dave 01:00:47 What is the Mad Magazine version of that show, Tar? Clip 01:00:49 I'm on the go and both players. I want to go out cut down. Dave 01:00:53 We also had Ilith, Illeth and Daffy. Tara 01:00:56 Frey jerk, Frey jerk. Dave 01:00:58 Fray jerk. Alright, Stephanie. Stephanie 01:01:01 Brazure. Dave 01:01:02 What was that again? Tara 01:01:03 Brazier with a B Stephanie 01:01:04 Brazure. I don't I don't know Dave 01:01:06 Sarah. Sarah 01:01:08 Frayed like uh th frayed thread, frayed zer Dave 01:01:12 I'm gonna give Sarah three points here. I think she was the closest to Flakier. Tara 01:01:18 Okay. Mm-hmm. Sarah 01:01:19 I accept your judgment, but Hmm, I'm not sure if that like Mullin Dash, not sure if that's good or bad. Dave 01:01:20 Yeah, I think you were the closest to the spirit of that. He is flakier cranium All right, Sarah, fact moldy. Sarah 01:01:29 Yeah. What's more? Dave 01:01:32 Fact moldy. A truth and grow stuff that grows in humid conditions. Sarah 01:01:38 Right, got it. Fact moldy. Dave 01:01:41 Yeah. Sarah 01:01:42 Oh gosh, pass Dave 01:01:43 Alright, passes to Tara who gets Agent Skulky. Tara 01:01:47 The X Files Sarah 01:01:48 Oh, Christ, Sarah Dave 01:01:48 The X-Files is correct for a point. May 1995 edition of Mad Magazine, but what was it called? Tara 01:01:55 I gotta go again, the black files. Dave 01:01:57 The black files, Stephanie. Stephanie 01:02:00 Uh, the X miles. I don't know. Dave 01:02:04 Such confidence in that answer. Sir Sarah 01:02:08 Uh, the EX files Dave 01:02:10 Ooh, I think I need to give this one to Tara for three points. Clip 01:02:11 I'll want to go with and go there. I want to go a control. Dave 01:02:15 The ECH files. Sarah 01:02:17 Oh okay Stephanie 01:02:17 Yeah. Tara 01:02:20 Mm-hmm. Dave 01:02:20 All right, Tara, take us into our score break. Tara 01:02:21 Yep. Clip 01:02:22 What Tara 01:02:23 Okay. Dave 01:02:23 You've got Chewy. Guess or pass? Tara 01:02:28 Pass Dave 01:02:28 Passes to Stephanie, who gets chandelier. Chandelier. Stephanie 01:02:34 Bluey Dave 01:02:36 No. Sarah D. Bunting Floss Floss Chewy Chandelier Floss Sarah 01:02:44 I don't know, friends. Dave 01:02:46 You are correct, it is friends, yes. Stephanie 01:02:48 Yeah Dave 01:02:49 Sarah D. Bunting, what did Mad Magazine called Friends 1995? Sarah 01:02:54 Uh front Tara 01:03:02 Uh and Dave 01:03:05 Stephanie. Stephanie 01:03:07 Fiends Dave 01:03:07 Fiends is a bullseye. Sarah 01:03:09 Nice Dave 01:03:09 Fiends is the answer. Wow. All right. That may have changed things. Let's get the scores here. We're over halfway done. Tara 01:03:16 We're pretty close. Uh I uh okay. Sarah's in the lead with 17. I have 14. Stephanie barely behind 13. Dave 01:03:27 All right, here we go. Alright, Stephanie, pick a number two. One and six, please. The fourth trivial pursuit box is the BoobTube Travel Edition. Here's how it's gonna work. You're gonna get two points if you can get half the questions right, three if you manage to sweep it. We're gonna double that to four. Question number one, there is no categories on these for whatever reason. Tara 01:03:53 Good. Stephanie 01:03:56 Just me answering? Dave 01:03:57 Just you. Tara 01:03:57 Just you. Dave 01:03:58 Six questions. Stephanie 01:03:59 Okay. Dave 01:03:59 Do as best as you can. Tara 01:04:00 We believe in you. Dave 01:04:01 This box is from the 80s, I believe. Stephanie 01:04:01 Okay. Dave 01:04:03 So keep that in mind. Stephanie 01:04:04 Great. Dave 01:04:05 What kind of programs did Orson Wells once claimed boasted the highest acting in television? Clip 01:04:10 I want to go with it. Dave 01:04:11 What genre of television? Clip 01:04:12 I want a waker. Stephanie 01:04:13 Ooh, I was gonna say radio. Um soap operas. Dave 01:04:15 The highest acting in television. Clip 01:04:18 I want to go and play. Dave 01:04:18 Say that in a very drunk Orson Wells voice. Clip 01:04:19 I want a wrap. Dave 01:04:21 You are correct. Tara 01:04:22 Whoa! Dave 01:04:22 Yes, it is soap opera is nicely done. Sarah 01:04:23 Wow, nice. Dave 01:04:24 That's one. What cheap beauty contest did Rip Taylor host? Stephanie 01:04:29 Cheap beauty contest? Dave 01:04:30 Yeah. Stephanie 01:04:31 Oh, I don't know. Sorry Dave 01:04:35 The one dollar and ninety-eight cent beauty show Tara 01:04:39 Used to be on the Game Show Netfli for a hot second. Stephanie 01:04:41 Okay Dave 01:04:41 Whose general hospital appearances helped him become a well-known exercise and diet instructor Stephanie 01:04:49 Jane Fonda. Dave 01:04:52 Well, uh I said him. That was a clue. Sarah D. Bunting knows. Clip 01:04:56 Okay Sarah 01:04:56 Simmons Dave 01:04:57 Yes, Richard Simmons is correct. All right. You got three questions left. Need to get two to get you two points. What TV comedians characters included Willie Lump Lump and Bolivar Shagnasty. Shagnasty. Bolivar Shagnasty Stephanie 01:05:13 Johnny Carson. Dave 01:05:16 Red skeletons. Alright, you need both these. Sarah 01:05:19 Climb cadiddle hopper. Dave 01:05:21 What all in the family regular was heard as a voice on pebbles and bam bam, which is a Flintstone spitoff series. So which actor from All in the Family was a voice on Pebble Z and Bam Bam. Clip 01:05:32 I want to go and go there. Stephanie 01:05:34 I could not even name one actor from that show, so don't know. Clip 01:05:34 I want to go and control it. Dave 01:05:40 Guesses? Clip 01:05:40 I'll want to go and go there. Tara 01:05:40 Sally Struthers. Dave 01:05:41 Yep. Alright, just for fun, let's just play this out. Sarah 01:05:42 Struthers Dave 01:05:44 What show features a store called Edna's Edibles Sarah 01:05:48 Oh. Dave 01:05:49 Facts of Life is correct. Yes. Facts of Life just sort of just took over the podcast for a couple of weeks. Tara 01:05:53 It really did Sarah 01:05:54 Yeah, it's a facts of basketball podcast. Dave 01:05:54 Yeah. Tara 01:05:56 That was a tough pick, Stephanie. You're too young. Dave 01:05:59 Sorry. Tara 01:05:59 Those are too old for even us, and we're much older than you. Sarah 01:06:01 Seriously, that card is older than me, I think. Dave 01:06:04 Everybody has two questions left. Going back to Stephanie to start us off. Your wacky character name is Dim. Dim. Stephanie 01:06:15 The office Dave 01:06:16 Oh, just went right for it and you're up. Two Sarah Lieutenant Parrish as in Sarah 01:06:25 Oh, Lieutenant Parrish, Tim and Lieutenant Parrish. Uh I don't know. Ugh. Pass. Dave 01:06:35 Tatara, chat away, chat away Tara 01:06:36 Yeah Chat away, I is it this ER Dave 01:06:43 All right, Serity Bundy, you get to run the board, so here they all are. Dim, Lieutenant Parrish, Captain Plainway, Tubuk, Chattaway, Kleenex, Mess. Banana torrid. That's a good one. And cinnamon. Sarah 01:06:57 I mean, I would have guessed ER, so is the um oh my Yeah, no, I know. Tara 01:07:00 Captain Plainway was Clip 01:07:03 And we'll let it go on. Sarah 01:07:04 It's um, oh my god, not Babylon 5, the other one. Star Trek Voyager. Dave 01:07:07 Star Trek Voyager is correct for a point from 1995. Alright, let's do it starting with Sarah. What is the Star Trek Voyager Mad magazine name? Let me just say they do have a tradition. I hope you're paying attention. Sarah 01:07:22 Star Bleh Voyager Tara 01:07:25 Oh, that's good. Star Black, bon voyage Dave 01:07:30 Stephanie Stephanie 01:07:32 Uh, Star Ek Voyager Dave 01:07:36 Uh, that is incorrect. I don't think anybody quite got it, so I'm going to withhold points for Star Black Voyeur. Tara 01:07:43 Oh, okay, yep. Sarah 01:07:44 Oh ooh. Dave 01:07:44 Yeah. Sarah, start us off with childs, childs Sarah 01:07:47 Yeah. Uh-huh. Don't know passion. Dave 01:07:55 Tara Extender Stephanie Angle Angle Tara 01:07:59 Pass Dave 01:08:06 Sarah Pillow one left Clip 01:08:07 No, no, no. Sarah 01:08:09 Pillow Uh angle extender pillow what was the first one? Child's I don't know. Dave 01:08:16 Child's Extender Angle Pillow. Tara 01:08:21 You do. Sarah 01:08:21 Cheers Dave 01:08:23 And Tara gets hard Cordelia Tara 01:08:25 Yeah, Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Dave 01:08:27 Is correct. Sarah 01:08:28 Oh, Dave 01:08:30 Now, Tara. Tara 01:08:31 Oh god. Dave 01:08:31 What did Madden magazine call that? Tara 01:08:33 Tuffy the tennis player. Dave 01:08:36 Stephanie. What if it was? Stephanie 01:08:39 Stuffy, the Empire player. Dave 01:08:45 And Sarah Sarah 01:08:47 Fluffy the vampire slayer. Dave 01:08:51 Busty, the vampire spayer. Tara 01:08:55 Okay. Dave 01:08:55 I'm awarding no points there. Sarah 01:08:56 Two yeah yikes Dave 01:08:58 Alright, uh it is back to Tara. Next one, wacky character named Gem. Truly outrageous. Tara 01:09:07 Is this the office? Dave 01:09:10 Play moves to Stephanie for Jody Plotter. Jodie Plotter. Tara 01:09:16 Fucking Hell Dave 01:09:17 There's only three guys, there's only three clues here, so I might as well just take a guess. Stephanie 01:09:23 Yeah. Dave 01:09:23 Jem Jody Plotter. Stephanie 01:09:25 Is this welcome back, Connor? Dave 01:09:28 And to Sarah, we got Pasty Wosser. Clip 01:09:34 And condone. Sarah 01:09:34 Adolescents creep Clip 01:09:35 Because on many country, he won't go in the bargain. Dave 01:09:35 Dustin's Creek is correct from April 2000. Alright, here we go. Clip 01:09:38 You're his girl bar to go and double it. Tara 01:09:39 Read that one too. Dave 01:09:39 You covered it. What's it called? Sarah. Sarah 01:09:44 Oh my god, I hate having to start. Uh d I mean I don't think this is it. Dimson's crack. I don't remember. Tara 01:09:53 I'm pretty sure it's Dudson's Dudson's creep. Clip 01:09:54 An MOLA I want to get a work. Sarah 01:09:56 Yeah. Dave 01:09:59 Dutson's Creep. Alright, Stephanie. Stephanie 01:10:01 Awesome shriek Dave 01:10:04 I'll give Tara three points for this one. Clip 01:10:05 And I'll make out the colour one baby and want to walk. Dave 01:10:06 It was Dutson's just creep. Tara 01:10:08 Oh, okay. Dave 01:10:09 Yeah, they didn't put mustard on creek. Sarah 01:10:09 Hm mm Tara 01:10:11 Hm. Dave 01:10:12 His last name, Leering in this, yes. Clip 01:10:12 And I don't know how the cake one baby Tara 01:10:13 That's right. Dave 01:10:15 Dudson Leering. Tara 01:10:16 Mm-hmm Dave 01:10:16 Three points for Tara there. Everybody has one question left, so let me hit the scores. Tara 01:10:21 Okay, Stephanie's still on thirteen. I have eighteen. Sarah in the lead. Nineteen Dave 01:10:28 Okay, it's close. Here we go. Stephanie, start us off. with Swill Gruesome. Swill Gruesome. Stephanie 01:10:38 Um, I don't know. Dave 01:10:40 Alright, passing to Sarah with Captain Grimm Stephanie 01:10:40 Pass Dave 01:10:45 Speak up. Sarah 01:10:46 Uh pass Dave 01:10:47 Tara, cot one gallows. Cot one gallows Tara 01:10:52 God, I have no idea, Firefly. Dave 01:10:57 Stephanie, nice strokes, nice strokes Tara 01:11:03 Oh God, I just got it. Stephanie 01:11:03 Lost in space Dave 01:11:06 What'd he say? Tara 01:11:06 Lost in space. Stephanie 01:11:07 Lost in space Dave 01:11:08 Alright. Sarah, you get to run it. I'll read them all to you. Swill gruesome Captain Grimm, Cot One Gallows, Nice Strokes, Surrey Saddle, Worry Frown. What is Mad Magazine parroting here? Sarah 01:11:26 Love boat. Dave 01:11:28 Love boat is incorrect, Tar, what is it? Tara 01:11:30 CSI Dave 01:11:30 CSI, no points, but that is correct. Sarah 01:11:32 Oh, strokes, yes Dave 01:11:34 All right, Stephanie, start us off. What is the Mad Magazine of CSI called? I gave you a hint. Somebody gave a wrong answer for another show, which would be a good answer for this show, part of it. Clip 01:11:47 The lot of work. Stephanie 01:11:48 Um Dave 01:11:48 You can extract that mustard, stick it on this answer. You're sitting pretty. Here we go. What's the answer? Stephanie 01:11:54 C S eyeball Dave 01:11:56 CS eyeballs, Sarah. Sarah 01:11:58 I like that, but I'm going with C S Oi. Dave 01:12:01 CSOE. Tara 01:12:02 See Us Sigh. Dave 01:12:04 I'm here to report. Sarity Bunding got the bullseye. Tara 01:12:07 Woo Dave 01:12:07 CSOE.alright, here we go. Question 17. Sarah 01:12:12 It's pretty long. Tara 01:12:13 se Dave 01:12:13 For Sara D bunting, your first wacky character name is OD. Sarah 01:12:20 Pass Fucking scrubs Dave 01:12:21 Tara, Pris jerk. Scrubs is correct. Smelly it bleed. Carlot Pillbox Dr. Throb Hell Show. Tara 01:12:33 Mm-hmm. Dave 01:12:34 2003. What are they calling Scrubs? Clip 01:12:38 I want to go with that. Tara 01:12:38 Screw ups Dave 01:12:39 Stephanie Sarah Stephanie Bullseye Clubs Clip 01:12:39 I want to hit the man. Stephanie 01:12:40 Shrubs. Sarah 01:12:43 Scabs Nice Clip 01:12:47 I want to hit the man. Dave 01:12:48 Alright, last question. Tara, you've got hack. Tara 01:12:50 Yep Dave 01:12:53 Hack. Tara 01:12:54 Will and Grace Dave 01:12:55 Out. Stephanie, you've got sore head. Sore head. Stephanie 01:13:01 Um I don't know, pass Dave 01:13:04 All right, to Sarah, you've got scare. Sarah 01:13:08 What was the first one? Dave 01:13:10 Hack, Sorehead, Scare are your one so far. Sarah 01:13:13 Red and scare. Dave 01:13:14 Yep. Sarah 01:13:15 Ah Three's Company Dave 01:13:17 Alright, you're out. Alright, Stephanie, you get to run it. Hack Sorehead. Scare mate Sorry rock with an E chubby Which is pretty mean Sarah 01:13:32 Oh Fuck. Dave 01:13:33 Hack, sore head, scare, mate, sorry, rock, or perhaps Rocky, chubby. Clip 01:13:37 I want to go and do it. Dave 01:13:38 But it's I think it's just supposed to be. Sarah 01:13:38 Mm-hmm. Dave 01:13:40 There's a reason there's an E at the end. Stephanie 01:13:41 The little rascals Dave 01:13:42 Hmm no. Sarah 01:13:44 I love that yes. Clip 01:13:45 I want to go and do that. Sarah 01:13:45 It's lost, right? Dave 01:13:46 Uh rock with an E is Lock with an E. We were looking for lost. Sarah 01:13:51 Yeah. Dave 01:13:51 Lost. Stephanie 01:13:52 Never saw that. Dave 01:13:52 All right, but what are they calling lost? Good luck with this one. Let's start again with tar. No points there. Lost. Mad magazine version of Lost. Clip 01:14:01 And we'll let it go. Tara 01:14:01 Gross Dave 01:14:03 Stephanie. Stephanie 01:14:04 Pound. Dave 01:14:05 Sarah. Sarah 01:14:07 Toast Dave 01:14:08 Toast. No points here. It was called lots. Tara 01:14:11 Okay. Sarah 01:14:11 Oh Dave 01:14:11 I don't understand. Alright, that is regulation. I need the scores, please. Tara 01:14:18 Stephanie finished strong with 18. I was barely ahead with 19. Sarah D. Bunting really took an early lead and never lost it. 24 Dave 01:14:27 Nice! Stephanie 01:14:28 Wow Dave 01:14:28 Alright, congratulations, Sarah's on the board for the season. Before we get into our celebration, let's play out the tiebreaker. I'm going to give you the character name. Clip 01:14:37 I want to go with it. Dave 01:14:39 You tell me what Mad Magazine's character name version was. Clip 01:14:39 I want a cool I want to go and play it. Dave 01:14:41 Alright? Tara 01:14:41 Okay, mm-hmm Dave 01:14:42 Here we go. Sarah 01:14:42 Oh, gotcha. Dave 01:14:43 The actual character in the show, Deep Space Nine, is Constable Odo. Clip 01:14:46 I want to work What Dave 01:14:49 What did Mad Magazine call Constable Odo Stephanie? Stephanie 01:14:54 Owner. Dave 01:14:56 Sarah. Sarah 01:14:57 Constipated Oh no Clip 01:14:59 Oh Monica and Babylon. Tara 01:15:00 Constable P. Dave 01:15:01 I'm here to tell you Stephanie got it absolutely right. Clip 01:15:01 Or does it go on Cadoma? Tara 01:15:01 U Clip 01:15:03 Cause I'm the call and cado and Monica and the Baby. Dave 01:15:04 Constable odor is correct. Tara 01:15:04 Woo Gorgeous Dave 01:15:06 You get a steel meal for value guest future use. Sarah 01:15:10 Good job, everyone Stephanie 01:15:11 Yay Clip 01:15:13 Sarah Sarah Dave 01:15:15 Alright, thank you, Monty. Sarah 01:15:15 Sarah. Dave 01:15:16 That was super fun. As soon as I saw Mad Magazine in the title, I'm like, this one's for Monty. Sarah 01:15:17 That was awesome. Tara 01:15:21 Mm-hmm. Dave 01:15:21 Yep, I was right. Thank you, Monty. That is it for another episode of Extra Hot Great. We took careful care of our review of Million Dollar Nannies before going around the dial with stops at Sugar, Ludwig, and Frum. No rehearsal necessary for Stephanie's straight to canon pitch for Pilot's Code. We crowned winners and losers of the week, and Sarah was the winner of this week's Game Time from Monty. Next up, it's the bear and UFO, which is tragically two separate things. Cousin Richie, is that a sad alien? Remember Clip 01:15:59 We're listening. Dave 01:16:01 I am David Teacole and on behalf of Tara Ariano, Sarah D. Bunting, and Stephanie Early Green. Tara 01:16:04 That's like the Rolls Royce of Strollers. Sarah 01:16:08 I am still sad about Steve Jobs. Stephanie 01:16:12 Wake me up inside Dave 01:16:15 Thanks for listening, and we'll see you next time right here on Extra Hot Crap Clip 01:16:29 I'm not gonna show you everything, but I basically just masturbated in the plane while trying to fly it. The challenge of focusing on a task when your body is indulging in its most primal urges was really tough. But I eventually got there, and just like I assumed Sully had done, I was able to ignore my erection in order to fly. Dave 01:17:00 It is time for the Extra Hot Great canning canning where we take your peaches and we put them in cans with syrups and then you judge of whether or not they're good or not.