Putting Heads Together On Blood Sacrifice

Clip 00:01 Okay. Okay. Okay. Oh, yeah. Dave 00:19 This is the Extra Hot Great Podcast, Episode 629 for the week of August 24th, 2026. I am Ikea cop who's always missing just one body part, David T. Cole, and I'm here with ominous toy train Sarah D. Bunting, prospective vacation home tenant Tara Ariano, and tiny Sarah 00:38 I choose to choose violence Baker 00:41 [laughter] Tara 00:44 Not enough fjords. Dave 00:46 decapitation knife Sarah Baker. Baker 00:48 Ugh, this is taking forever! Tara 00:54 Welcome to Extra Hot Great for another week. We have a wonderful episode ahead for you, but first, it is the end of the month. It is that time to remind you, join the Extra Hot Great Club. You get lots of perks, but arguably the greatest is the Friday bonus episode where you will find us at our weirdest and most unhinged, especially the most recent episode. 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You're always somewhere exciting in the car listening to our podcast, it seems. We are here today to talk about blood sacrifice. Thomas Berg Baker 02:09 Mm-hmm. Sarah 02:09 [Laughter] Tara 02:15 is a detective in Stockholm at a challenging time. Someone has been luring uniformed cops Dave 02:16 that Tara 02:20 out to abandon houses with faked calls to 112, that's Swedish for 911, then murdering them there. Thomas also is not being assigned the resources he needs to investigate the case both properly and fast, which is why it's a good thing he has access to a detective who is retired/disgraced, Thomas's semi-estranged father, Alfred. The show was created by George K., who previously brought us both Lupin and Hijack. All five episodes were dropped on Netflix August 20th. We may talk about events from any of them. Let's do the Chen check in. Sarah Baker, should our listeners watch Blood Sacrifice? Baker 03:00 I think if you're into this sort of show, yes. Tara 03:04 Sarah D. Bunting. Sarah 03:05 I agree. I think for what it is, it does it very well. And if you're not subtitle averse, this is a good pick. Tara 03:14 Dave. Clip 03:14 Let the Wide Stick give you the edge. Speed Stick Super Dry Antiperspirant. Dave 03:20 "Blood offer!" Thanks. No, I enjoyed it. I'm a bit of a sucker for Scandinavian murder Tara 03:21 Oh! Baker 03:23 Ooh, language! edge. Dave 03:30 mysteries and gosh. Tara 03:31 Well we're gonna get into that in a second because this is the kind of thing I like and it's kind of a no for me unfortunately although if Dave is gonna keep watching it there's only three more episodes so it's short. Baker 03:41 [silence Sarah 03:42 the Tara 03:42 Dave, as you noted, you are famously not really a cop show guy, either, than when they're set in non-English speaking countries in Europe. What do you want from these shows and how did Blood Sacrifice deliver? Dave 03:55 I'm not going to put this up in the upper echelon of Nordic crime stuff that I've watched. Tara 03:59 Mm hmm. Dave 04:00 It's very serviceable in that Netflix kind of way. Very consumable. It does all the pacing things right. Ending the episodes with the "da da da daaa" next thing, you know, the next peril is here. Tara 04:11 Yeah. Mm hmm. Dave 04:14 And it's got a rhythm to it because the MO of the killer is to use audio recordings of its previous murder in order to make it seem like that is the call to 112. Their 911. And that's how they lure him in. So there's a particular sort of like pattern already in the first episode, which is like, there's nothing for you to figure out. But just when there's patterns in things that you can be like, yeah, that's the pattern. Like, I'm so smart. So there's a lot of that. There's a lot Tara 04:40 Mm hmm. Baker 04:40 [laughter] Dave 04:42 of dumb smart guy button pressing going on here, because I don't really watch these to try to Tara 04:44 [laughs] Dave 04:49 figure it out. I just let it wash over me and just sort of the vibe of people dying in Scandinavia is fine with me. So it was just doing everything right if not an exceptional example of all Baker 04:55 [laughter] Tara 04:55 [laughter] Sarah 04:56 Wow. Dave 05:03 these things. Sarah 05:04 It's not brilliant. Tara 05:06 Mm-hmm. Sarah 05:06 It's not groundbreaking, but it does what it does very well and very briskly. As noted, 5 episodes. I don't dislike any of the people. I don't think I'm being messed with in terms of the build or the mystery. And it does what it does well at a B+ level and sometimes that's what you want is a competent example of the thing that doesn't take 12 episodes to do what it does. Tara 05:37 Sarah Baker you are relatively new to the subgenre although not to the region you are recently returned from Norway close by. Baker 05:43 Yeah, and Sweden. Dave 05:46 Congratulations on not getting murdered. Baker 05:48 And Denmark, thank you! Dave 05:50 This feels like a very dangerous part of the world. Sarah 05:51 [LAUGH] Baker 05:53 But I also didn't solve any murders, so yeah. Dave 05:55 Oh, okay. Tara 05:58 What about this one excited you enough potentially to continue if it did? Baker 06:02 Well, I'm kind of like Dave in the sense that I don't usually try to figure these things out. I just kind of take it in. On the, like, mystery level, I'm like an Elspeth. Tara 06:14 Uh-huh. Baker 06:14 Like that's the show that I watch that's closest to this, so not close. Tara 06:17 Sure. Mm-hmm. Baker 06:21 And I did feel a little bit like I figured some things out. And me being me, it didn't make me feel smart. It made me think, "Is this show kind of stupid?" Dave 06:30 (laughs) Tara 06:31 Yes. Dave 06:32 Aw, Sarah. Sarah 06:32 [laughter] Baker 06:33 I know. Tara 06:35 What attracts me to Nordic Noir usually is that the murderer is like depraved and unpredictable and extremely baroque. And with this one, I felt like I was ahead of the characters a lot of the time. when we have a first detective saying that can't be Marina calling 112 she Sarah 06:50 [AUDIO OUT] Tara 06:51 was already dead and the detective going but have you ever heard of a recording Baker 06:56 Right. Tara 06:56 and like this was a major Sarah 06:58 Yeah, which had showed up in my notes 10 minutes before that. Yeah, that was a little tiresome. Baker 07:02 Yeah. Tara 07:05 you Dave 07:05 It's not subtle. Yeah, they're not trying to weave in their surprises. Like there's another one, I think in the first episode where a SWAT team is leaving a building and like one of them shoulder slaps the cop going up the stairs as they're going down, second episode, thank you. Tara 07:20 You Dave 07:21 And you're like, okay, well that's the extra SWAT guy that's gonna end up being the killer that's in their midst. Tara 07:26 You Dave 07:28 And sure enough, that is what happened. So it's not hiding the things it's doing, showing you the formula and I like sometimes that's just what you want you know what I mean like sometimes you just want hmm give me that classic coke it's Tara 07:37 (LAUGHS) Dave 07:41 like the ingredients they always put in it Tara 07:43 Mm-hmm. The story of a cop killer, but also the story of an estranged son and father finding their way back to each other. Did anyone care about that part at all, Sarah Baker? Baker 07:53 When the main detective dude was at Thomas was at the first woman who was killed, Tara 07:55 Thomas. Baker 08:00 her mother's house, and like his dad is with him in the car, Tara 08:02 Mm-hmm. Baker 08:04 and she starts talking about the connection between a father and his daughter and blah, blah, blah. And we get like, "Oh, they're making a parallel here to the story that's happening." But then they're like, "Show the dad outside just in case we missed it." I was like, "We get it." Like, you can be a little subtle. But I also-- I do forgive stuff like that in the first episode because they want to set everything up for you. Like, these are the things to pay attention to. So it didn't bother me too much. But again, it was another moment where I felt like, okay, maybe I am smarter a little bit Tara 08:41 Oh, I'm sorry. Baker 08:41 than they think I am anyway. Dave 08:44 The father, it took me a little while, while I was like, I know that guy, and I don't, because it was just that he reminds me of that actor, and I just thought of this in the moment, so I didn't look him up, but Tara, you can use your big actor brain Tara 08:55 Mm. Mm-hmm. Dave 08:56 to tell me who I'm thinking of. He's like a character actor, he always plays like galoots, big guys. I think he was like the leader of the others or something like that on Lost. Baker 09:09 Oh. Sarah 09:10 He, oh, are you thinking of the guy who was the second in command at Top Gun in Top Gun Ironside? Oh my god, he was an ER chief. Dave 09:19 Tell you what, we'll continue and I'll find who exactly who I'm talking about. Baker 09:22 [Cough] Tara 09:23 Who I... Dave 09:23 I'm sorry to do the Darlene Love thing right now, live on our podcast. Baker 09:27 [Cough] Dave 09:28 So I will just edit this and I'll be back with the name. Tara 09:31 It's a different Darlene and I already forgot her name so I'm gonna have to look that up too. I thought you meant Rex Lynn who Darlene Hunt yes thank you. Sarah 09:35 *silence* Dave 09:36 Hunt. Hunt? Yeah. Tara 09:38 I thought you meant Rex Lynn who was like the boss of the bank in Better Call Saul that Sarah 09:38 *laughs* *silence* Tara 09:43 guy. Sarah 09:43 OOOH! Yeah, I see that. Dave 09:44 No, it's not that guy. It's not Charles Napier. Tara 09:47 Uh-huh. Dave 09:48 But I'll find him. Is everybody excited? There's so many people yelling at their things, Baker 09:49 I... (Chuckles) Tara 09:50 (laughing) Dave 09:51 all their guesses right now at the thing. I know this is annoying, but also, some people, this is like catnip. Oh, who's he thinking of? I'd like to know. Baker 09:59 (Chuckles) Tara 10:00 MC Gaines. Is that who you're thinking of Dave from "Lost"? Dave 10:04 Nah. Sarah 10:04 Yes, from Justified, totally. Tara 10:04 MC Gaines? Dave 10:07 Yep, that's him. Yeah. He's got a rootin'' tootin' western looking face too. Yeah, Tara 10:08 Yeah, I can see that too. Sarah 10:09 That's yeah. Tara 10:12 He does, he does. Sarah 10:13 Uh-huh. Dave 10:14 that mustache. Yeah, okay, thank you everybody. It's MC Gaines. Look him up, you'll know his face. Tara 10:17 (laughing) Baker 10:18 [Chuckle] Tara 10:20 Actor Hunt is over. Sarah D. Bunting, I was amused that this one has "taking it personally" baked in, since it's a murderer targeting cops. Was this underplayed Scandianavally for you? Could Thomas have used a little Elliot Stabler rage to spice things up? What do you think? Baker 10:32 [Chuckle] Sarah 10:37 Well, he has a moment of stable rage in episode three, but it's like Scandinavian fully contained Tara 10:42 Hmm. Baker 10:47 [Chuckles] Sarah 10:47 to like his office and then someone comes in and tells him to calm down because this is a socialist country. Dave 10:53 Point of order, what happens in our lives if NCIS has a franchise in Scandinavia where Tara 11:01 Oh my god. Dave 11:02 things are done Scandinavally? Tara 11:04 I would love to see it. Sarah 11:05 things I feel. Scandergy. I was thinking when Sarah Baker was talking about like, you know, Dave 11:06 Kablam! Baker 11:07 Just complete synergy. Tara 11:08 Mm-hmm. Dave 11:08 Yep. Sarah 11:15 the cut to the dad outside and it's like, we get it. That actor did sort of not cheat the moment exactly. But I felt like when the mom is having this speech about fathers and daughters that he sort of was like, yeah, okay, like as a girl dad, like, like a teeny little, barely perceptible Tara 11:31 Yeah. Sarah 11:33 eye roll at the parallels by the character. And I did appreciate in the father son dyad, Tara 11:37 Mm-hmm. Sarah 11:42 I guess that like, in some ways, it seemed repetitive that they kept sort of having the same prickly battle with each other in each episode. But that also felt realistic that like, sometimes these relationships are just like, stuck in that way and in the family of origin space and that this would not be resolved cinematically, at least by episode three, felt pretty real. But I was apprehensive in the early going that it was like, oh, God, like, so it's also like a, you know, reproach mall story as well as a murder mystery. Like, I don't need Dave 12:15 Yeah. Sarah 12:18 both. And we also didn't get like cops wife is mad at cop copying part. Thank God. So. Dave 12:19 I agree. Tara 12:22 Yes. Dave 12:26 Missing his daughter's recital. A recital of all things. They couldn't do anything else but recital. They just went to that one. Tara 12:33 But they also like they have her saying I'm going to be in a play and then the next day in the same episode he's like, oh no, I missed the play like this should take weeks. Dave 12:38 I don't know. (Chuckles) Tara 12:41 Come on now. Sarah 12:41 Let people know ahead of time. Dave 12:42 Yeah. Sarah 12:44 Should have been a permission slip sent home. Tara 12:47 Alfred has a lot of problems building a sick model train set is not among them. Who is jealous? Sarah Baker. *laughs* Dave 12:55 (Snorting) Baker 12:55 I don't want to build one, but if I knew somebody that had one, sure, I'll watch it go around. Tara 13:02 Mhm. Clip 13:04 [train whistle] Here they come! Clickety-clack down the track! It's lots and lots of trains! Dave 13:08 *laughs* Baker 13:11 Wow. Dave 13:13 Clipboard's got something for everybody Baker 13:16 It really does, and you just play it like a DJ, like a wizard. Tara 13:25 Were you jealous? Sarah 13:26 I'm with Bakesy. Honestly, like, if I knew someone who had one, I would happily go and sit and watch it go by. Tara 13:33 Mm-hmm. Sarah 13:33 Actually building it? Dave 13:35 Hmm Sarah 13:36 No, that's too much for these old eyes. But yeah, it did look very soothing and sweet. Baker 13:39 [Pause for group work] Tara 13:41 Mm-hmm. Well, I feel like we can wrap this up with one more question, which is, "If Brad Falchuk Dave 13:45 Okay. Tara 13:48 and Ryan Murphy decide to expand the 911 universe to 112 colon Stockholm, and they should, I would watch, and I have specced out some of the storylines I would like to see. Of Baker 13:58 Oh Tara 13:59 course, the series premiere opens 911 Lone Star style with a devastating explosion at Baker 14:00 Ooh. Tara 14:05 the Swedish fish factory, and future episodes could involve impalement on a piece of IVAR Baker 14:08 (laughing) Sarah 14:10 but Tara 14:12 shelving at Ikea, prototype self-driving sob goes road, et cetera. Dave, do you have a 112 Stockholm stories you'd like to pitch? Dave 14:21 Uh, kind of like the Bull Seamit episode of 9-1-1, Tara 14:25 Mm-hmm. Dave 14:26 the hair dye factory explodes, turning dozens and dozens, hundreds perhaps, of blondes into brunettes. Tara 14:33 [laughs] Dave 14:34 This is tragic. Baker 14:35 There's an extraordinary amount of actual, real, like crazy blonde coming straight out of the head people in that part of the world. Tara 14:42 [laughs] Baker 14:45 I thought it was like, well, it's probably not like that anymore. No, it's crazy. They all look like that Neanderthalic football player, that Norway dude. Tara 14:53 [laughter] Dave 14:55 What? Sarah 14:55 [laughter] Baker 14:56 It's wild. Dave 14:56 I don't want to know. This is more fun just living in my head. Tara 15:00 It's MC Gaines. Sarah 15:00 It's MC gamey. Tara 15:02 [laughter] Dave 15:02 Oh, okay. Baker 15:02 *laughing* Tara 15:05 Bunsty? Sarah 15:07 Something about Midnight Sun induced insomnia psychosis. Dave 15:10 Oh. Baker 15:11 Ohhhh. Tara 15:12 Yeah, that's a good one. Mm hmm. Dave 15:15 The northern lights are missing. Tara 15:17 Yeah, that's good. Dave 15:18 Yeah. Baker 15:18 Somebody stole the Northern Lights. Tara 15:21 [ Laughter ] Sarah 15:21 Mm-hmm. Clip 15:27 a lot of shows. It's a great time for shows. Dave 15:32 Sarah Baker, something to add? Baker 15:33 I was just gonna say for my fellow wimps that it's not too scary or too bloody. If you have any tolerance for mystery, you can watch this. Tara 15:45 No, that's coming from a Nelson watcher. Dave 15:48 Yeah, what's she keeping in her bags? Sarah 15:48 but Tara 15:50 (laughing) Dave 15:51 All right, it's time to go around the dial first. Tara 15:53 I watched the new Australian period rom-com, My Brilliant Career on Netflix. It is based on the 1901 novel of the same title, which has already been adapted as a movie in 1979, starring Judy Davis and Sam Neill. This one stars Philippa Northeast of Good Cop, Bad Cop, which we talked about on the Patreon last year it came out for its one and only season. She's also in the newsreader. And since 2018, I discovered she's also been in a romantic relationship with Sam Reed, Lestat himself. They're raising a blue Sarah 16:29 the owl Tara 16:31 healer named Ronnie together, I learned. I guess we don't know his alphabet, but I was pretty Baker 16:34 [laughter] Tara 16:38 shocked to learn that he's at least into one lady. But anyway, this lucky bitch plays Melvyn. In a classic trope of novels from this era, she is a girl whose family of Sarah 16:46 but Tara 16:49 origin is poor but has rich relatives that she goes to live with since she's not really contributing to her parents household and has no romantic prospects because all she wants to do is write so that's why they send her to a slightly larger town to live with her rich grandmother who is played by the great Anna Chancellor and her Aunt Helen played by Genevieve Mon Mothma from and/or O'Reilly. Right away, Sibylla has two possible love interests. Frank, played by Jake Dunn, is also staying with her grandmother while he tries to find an Australian wife. He is English gentry and a tight ass, but thinks that Sibylla is interesting. The other one is Harry, played by Christopher Chung from Slow Horses. He is the heir to another nearby farm. He's more earthy, meaning we see him either in a skin-tight Henley undershirt or no shirt all the time, but his potential match with Sibylla has a complication. As the lead character who's in basically every scene, Northeast is very watchable. I was intrigued by the various storylines I have to assume are not in the book, which I will not be reading, like when Sibylla's uncle Julius comes back to the farm and she finds out he has a big secret. Everyone else around her is good. It's fun to see the guy I only know as Roddy Ho in Slow Horses being super sexy. but I'm about to spoil the end of the finale so spoilers aho. Clip 18:11 Spoilers ahoy! [makes a weird noise] Sarah 18:13 but Tara 18:14 When you have a romantic comedy like this you expect people to end up together and I know that the book ends with her being like "I choose me I'm gonna be a writer? Fuck that! I came into this Baker 18:26 but Tara 18:27 to see more kissing!" and so she has this scene with Harry where she's like "they've been apart Baker 18:29 (laughs) Dave 18:31 Peace! Tara 18:34 for, you know, reasons he's been trying to make his fortune because they had financial problems at his farm or whatever. And so he comes back and he's like, okay, I'm ready to buy a little farm, because all we need to live on is love. And she's like, actually, I don't want to marry you at all. Sarah 18:45 but Tara 18:47 And then like, just walks away. And then we see her get like waiting for the train. It's so abrupt how they end it. Like, we don't even see his reaction really. Her being like, yeah, I know you've been droving for a year, but never mind, because I don't want to be with you anymore. Anyway, it was a disappointment for me personally, but it is only six episodes. I mostly had a fine time watching it spoilers over Baker 19:05 [laughter] Dave 19:13 Spoilers are over, it's safe to listen! Baker 19:31 [laughter] Tara 19:32 You Baker 19:36 Well, that's debatable, but I have been watching, in the grand tradition of Tara Ariano, I will Tara 19:38 [ Laughter ] Baker 19:42 be sharing a low brow and a high brow pic. I think it's high brow. Dave 19:46 *mumbling* Baker 19:47 Okay, the low brow, definitely low brow. Whenever I've been on this Vine program during the summer, I've bravely outed myself as a big brother watcher. Sarah 19:57 but Baker 19:59 And this summer is no different. But I have a new defense, okay? And that is if you like this sort of competition/watch people plot and argue type of show, you get a lot of bang for your buck in each episode. The Sunday episode sees the new head of household crowned as well as their nominations for eviction. Wednesday features the veto competition where the nominees fight to win safety for the week and the veto ceremony where replacement nominees are named. And Thursday is now the Blockbuster competition, which is the last chance for one of the nominees to get off the block. That's right, they have three nominees now. And the vote and the live eviction. No you don't need to watch Friday's Fluff episode hosted by Jerry O'Connell. Yes, I'm still mad that the Tuesday episode is now on Wednesday and less evenly distributed throughout the week. And no, I don't sound like an idiot. sound like an idiot. I don't watch Real Housewives. Let me have this. Let me have it. Tara 21:04 Yeah. Sarah 21:07 that Baker 21:09 And for my highbrow-ish, I guess, show, this is a gardening show. This is, surprise, surprise, a gardening show on Netflix hosted by comedian, actor, and my former movie husband, Zach Galifianakis. I haven't stumbled upon something I've enjoyed so much in a long time. The episodes are about 16 minutes long. Each features a different aspect of gardening, sometimes a specific plant like tomatoes, and sometimes a concept like foraging. Zach visits a specialist on the episode's subject, usually a small farmer, and while big-time goofing off definitely happens and I laughed a lot, he and we actually learn a lot, too. He also interviews kids on the episode's topic and they're either deadpan foils to his shenanigans or crazy Tara 21:56 [LAUGH] Baker 21:56 themselves, both of which yield hilarious results. This might seem like one of those shows where someone builds the whole idea and world of the show and then just finds a random person to host it, but Zach actually comes to this honestly. He had his own small farm in North Carolina for many years. So while he is his usual irreverent self, he's genuinely interested in what his guests have to teach him with total earnestness and a light touch also of like, "Hey, let's maybe not destroy our planet. It's filmed in British Columbia and is shot beautifully. It has cool graphics, interesting, soothing music. It's your new cozy, oh, not everything is awful in the world show to watch before bed. I only wish there were more episodes 'cause there's only six. Dave 22:44 You should say the name of that show again to make it clear what it is because it is Tara 22:48 It's confusing. Dave 22:49 SEO confusing. So once again, please the name of the show. Baker 22:53 This is a gardening show. Dave 22:54 Yes, thank you. All right, Sarah Baker, what do you got to plug? Tara 22:55 Thank you, on Netflix. Baker 22:59 I am in a movie starring Rachel Dratch called Love's Company, Tara 23:04 Woo! Baker 23:04 which is a very odd indie movie, a true indie movie, and it just got a distribution deal. So it will be coming somewhere sometime. Tara 23:17 Hooray! Hey! Baker 23:19 Yay! And I am, as always, Ms. Selbo on Bob's Burgers, and I do have a few episodes coming up in this new season. Dave 23:27 Nice. Baker 23:27 So check it out. Dave 23:28 Excellent. Tara 23:29 Woo! Dave 23:31 All right, Sarah D. Baker, what do you got? No, we just did you. Tara 23:34 [laughing] Baker 23:34 Nope, oh no, it's happening. Sarah 23:34 Hello, it's me, Bixie. It's happening. Dave 23:34 Sarah D. Baker. Nah. Eh. Baker 23:37 (laughs) Dave 23:38 We're merging. We're merging them. Baker 23:39 (laughing) Dave 23:41 Too many Sarahs. Sarah D. Bunting. What do you have for us? Sarah 23:44 So much sarier. Okay, so Prime Video's 90 minute documentary on Novak Djokovic, Novak Dave 23:46 Yeah. Sarah 23:52 Djokovic colon The Wolf in Winter, is directed by Jason Hare, whose very solid sports stock bona fides include The Last Dance and a couple of 30 for 30s so the film is not poorly made or dull. You have a lot of big name participation from the likes of Boris Becker, Andre Agassi, Jim Currier, who is still cute, Mary Carillo, Howard Bryant, etc. Although as other reviewers seem bound to conspiratorially mention, not Roger Federer. I think Federer's absence per se is not terribly significant, but of the other bright lights of that quote generation of tennis, Rafael Nadal says like a sentence and anyone else who might've had some insights, Andy's Roddick and Murray, one Martín Del Potro, all the guys who couldn't get past a five ranking for like 10 years and finally retired slam lists. They're not sitting for interviews for this either. There could be no particular reason for that or it could be the Djokovic is polarizing within the sport and without. And this is actually the main problem with the wolf in winter is him. I actually used to quite like him 10 or 15 years ago. Dave 25:04 Silence. Sarah 25:06 I found Federer's tennis and his overall bearing boring. Nole kind of razzing the greats and twanging the stick up the sport's ass. I was all for it. This whole "I feed on your booze" deal is what I like about Daniel Medvedev today. But the issue with present-day Djokovic is that you can only leverage that kind of self-pity on your way up. Once you're a world number one with double-digit numbers of Grand Slam wins, it starts to feel a little pathological. And that he is still trying to do it, raid the Australian Open flap from 2022 and insisting that he was misunderstood and people don't know what happened continues to be deeply off-putting. I think it is illustrative of what frustrates regular people about "maha/vax denier weirdos" which is this insistence on the so-called freedom to choose what goes into their bodies. But like, buddy, you had that freedom. You chose not to get a shot. You chose to post on Instagram against literally everyone who knew you's advice. that you were using the exemption for people who had had COVID already, and you chose to strongly imply while sitting for an interview that as a native of a country that was at war when you were a child, making you subject to the same rules as everyone else was triggering. What you actually want is freedom from consequences, negative reactions in the community, exclusion from institutions and activities the explicitly versus herd immunized, enjoy. You chose, you got consequence. This is not a human rights issue. Shut the Fuck up. And not for nothing, but an earlier part of the film that talks about the rest of his family basically eating beans from a can in an underground shelter so that Djokovic could go to Germany for a tennis intensive is almost entirely couched in terms of how that affected him. I understand that the documentary is about him and that he was 12 and didn't speak any German. I have no doubt he did and does feel pressure to provide for the family in turn in exchange for having gotten this opportunity. That is a lot. I'm not saying it isn't. I am saying that this contrariness that is central to his brand identity is not necessarily an appealing sit. For 90 minutes. The other issue is that the doc is repeatedly wondering as tennis commentators with nothing else to say have been doing ad somnum for half a decade. When, Father Time is finally going to catch Nole on the backstretch, it still hasn't, as of this writing. Why wasn't this doc held until he had retired and we could put this and him in context? If you aren't irritated by 2020's Joker, it's a solid sit. Even if you are, it's interesting to think about why it doesn't work. It's pretty cool to see that he was already hitting the backhand exactly like that when he was five, but you might be better off with a, uh, the fed or the Rafa docs instead. For my plug, your fellow listeners, as Tara mentioned, we have a mutual aid vault for extra hot, great. And for our sister podcasts over in the, again, with this verse, if you would like to sponsor a year's membership in either club for a fellow listener, we would love it. It is a cinch to do email me at bunting@tomato to find out more. And if you would like to withdraw from the vault, same deal. Contact me, we'll see what's available. Everything stays anonymous on both sides. Thank you so much in advance for your support of us and your fellow listeners. Dave 28:44 Here's what's coming up on Extra Extra Hot Great this Friday is Totally 90s House in which we take actors that were chewed up and spit out from the 90s Hollywood system. Tara 28:53 [laughter] Dave 28:55 What are they up to these days? Well, they're doing this. It's Totally 90s House. Tara 28:59 [laughter] Dave 29:00 That is available to club members. Go to extrahotgreat.com/club to learn more and join. And then come back here next week. SG Prime is offering up the fall TV preview with Eve Beatty. It is time for the Extra Hot Great canon presenting this week, Tara Ariano. Tara 29:27 We have had two would I lie to you cannon pitches in the past couple of years. by me, featuring all-time weirdo Sam Campbell, one by listener Leslie, featuring all-time weirdo Bob Mortimer. I might be pushing my luck to try to add another one so soon, but it's too late to worry about that now. Let's talk about why Would I Lie to You, Season 19, Episode 5 should be considered for the canon or series if you're a stickler. Number one, it starts with an elderly British aristocrat talking about a very indelicate topic. Full disclosure, I added this episode to my to canon list while we were watching it, probably around 1am sometime in January. After our beloved valued guest Sarah Baker picked it from our list of submissions and I loaded it up, I had zero recollection about what made me suggest it and then we started watching and I was like, "Oh right, clip one." Clip 30:18 Whilst attempting to break the world record for the longest ever after-dinner speech, I had a dreadful accident. Dave 30:26 that Clip 30:27 [laughter] Tara 30:28 So that's panelist Giles Brandred. He's a little bit English, yes. He's trying to break Dave 30:29 that (sniffling) Sarah 30:35 [laughs] Baker 30:36 [laughs] Tara 30:41 a record for the longest after-dinner speech during which, because of Guinness rules, you pause for any moment including to go to the bathroom. So this is in fact a matter of toilet strat or rather strat for no toilet and possibly ruining a pair of Clip 30:57 LAUGHTER Tara 30:58 formal trousers. Everyone starts having fun with this story well before we get to any bathroom stuff. Giles, a former MP, writer, television personality, etc. planned a speech with a segment for each letter of the alphabet clip to. Clip 31:12 Jay was rather easy because Jay was for jokes, you know? What does the king do when he burps? He issues a royal pardon. - So you did half an hour of that? (audience laughing) Baker 31:23 [laughter] Clip 31:24 - You spent 30 years doing that, you should be at home with that. (audience laughing) Sarah 31:28 [LAUGH] Tara 31:29 That's team captain from the opposite team, Lee Mack. When planning for his run at the Guinness World Record, during which comfort breaks, like I said, will not be permitted, Giles gets advice from someone in the know, Clip Clip 31:41 I explained to the president of the charity, the late Duke of Edinburgh, that I was anxious that I wouldn't achieve the goal because I would need to go for this comfort break in the middle of the night. And he said to me, "Well, you can take a pee in the middle of the night, surely?" I said, "No, sir, I'll be in front of 300 people wearing an inner suit." He said, "You can still take a pee, man. You can do it there and then." I said, "How on earth is that possible, sir?" He said, "You'll be wearing the appliance, surely?" I said, "Sorry?" (audience laughing) - The what? - The appliance. - No, you misunderstood when I said, you what? I didn't mean I couldn't hear you. What are they talking about? Baker 32:12 [laughter] Clip 32:14 He said, "Go Dad, John Bell and Croydon, "medical suppliers, Wigmore Street." I had a Covid jab there. My friend here... Just when I thought this story couldn't get any more sexy. LAUGHTER Tara 32:29 At 2am, Giles realized he needed the appliance, which is a device you wear over your parts with a hose attached, Concealed your pants, but worried it would be loud so he timed his pee to a laugh clip for Clip 32:44 It was then that I realised that the appliance had slipped its moorings. LAUGHTER Giles, can I ask a question? What letter are we on here? Is it P? (audience laughing) Sarah 32:58 [LAUGHTER] Clip 33:03 A little bit from now on in. (audience laughing) Tara 33:07 You don't have to be a dad to make a dad joke. That's a great reminder of that So Giles explains that a balloon came out of his pant leg was flying across the stage He mimes this for the delighted panel and studio audience We have our elder statesmen in this country who can go on a talk show and charm anyone Nathan Lane, Steve Martin, Regis Philbin We miss him But a very posh British man is going to bring something different to a story about peeing into an apparatus in front of an audience, he's bringing something no American ever could. Number two gives Rob an opportunity to do some of his most beloved bits. Will Kemp, a co-star on the unscripted show The Repair Shop, tells the story of having to run down then Prince Charles when the prince walked out with Will's favorite chisel following an appearance on the show, clip five. Clip 33:56 What did he bring to get repaired? A vase. And what was wrong with the vase? The vase was broken. Obviously. Otherwise your show would be called Second Hand Shop. Exactly. Apparently, the vase had been put on a window at Godfrey's house Tara 34:12 Bye. Clip 34:16 and one of the servants... - I don't know, Giles, is that what you call them? - Staff. - Staff. LAUGHTER So confident. One of the servants had hit it with a staff. Tara 34:31 Will then sets Rob up for this clip-sex. Clip 34:37 LAUGHTER - You've got to have one of those chisels, not just one big chisel. - But this is my favourite one. And I have a little place for it on the wall behind my bench. - What did he say when he was holding it? - Weighty. - Weighty? - Weighty. - Weighty. - Weighty. Very weighty. - Weighty. - Oh, yes. - That's how normal that is. - We love that. - Very, very weighty. - Really weighty. Wonderfully weighty. I didn't know how you do it. I'm full of admiration. Exactly. I'm doing King Charles when he was still a prince. Tara 35:03 (laughs) Clip 35:07 (audience laughing) Tara 35:10 The reason the audience is clapping is not just for the impression, but because saying who he's doing is part of the Rob bit. Later! Clip 7. Clip 35:19 I was talking to someone that I was with about, I don't know how to speak to him, do I shake his hand, do I bow? Anyway, before I knew it, I turned to my left. Can you stand up for a second? - I am standing up. Baker 35:30 [laughs] Clip 35:31 (audience laughing) (audience laughing) There you go. So I'm waiting to drink him. (audience laughing) So I turn around and he's already here with his hand up. (audience laughing) Tara 35:50 Rob also loves to do a self-deprecating short joke. This one flows straight into Rob adding physicality to his King-then-Prince Charles impression while on his feet, for Will to Sarah 35:58 You Tara 36:01 demonstrate a handshake gone wrong. We love when Rob gets to get in on the fun. 3. This Is My Focus Is On The Comics Dancer-turned-TV personality Tasha Ghouri does fine enough telling her (spoiler, false) story about guest Kate helping her when Tasha broke Strictly Come Dancing's glitter ball trophy. But no one's really here for the guests in the reality show alum category to try to do comedy. So dispensing with Tasha as fast as possible to move on to Jessica Knappett and her team captain Lee Mack is the right play. Jessica is up after Tasha, clip 8. Clip 36:47 I don't want to - Five! - What season? - What season? - What season? There are four options, what season? I could have said what month, then there are 12 options. But she's only ever going to say one of them, so whether there are 12 to choose from or four makes no difference to you. Well, she would have said one of them three minutes ago if you hadn't intervened. But you're saying that there was some advantage to asking the season... Oh, my God, King! Tara 37:10 [laughter] Clip 37:12 LAUGHTER APPLAUSE - So, it was spring? - It was spring. What month? Tara 37:19 [laughter] Clip 37:19 LAUGHTER Baker 37:21 [laughter] Clip 37:21 APPLAUSE Tara 37:23 Nappet may not be a world record-seeking after-dinner speaker like Giles, Sarah 37:28 but Tara 37:28 but she does know how to tell a story about getting a couple of birds out of her house, clip nine. Clip 37:33 Well, I ran outside the house, text Kate's husband. Right. And I say, "Can you come round and help us out?" He said, "No." Did he? Asked my wife. And then he followed it up with, "She's got previous with birds." - All right. - So I rang her. You rang, you didn't text her? Sarah 37:57 to Clip 37:57 I don't suppose you're in the house, are you? Cos I've heard you've got previous with birds and... It's a very bold text. No, I'm sorry. She's remembering the day with amusement. Tara 38:10 That's about Kate laughing. Clip 38:11 - She's looking back on that. - No, no, no. She's remembering the time her horse bit my nipple. LAUGHTER Tara 38:17 Lee of course does this every week, so even when he's given a story to sell that he doesn't think anyone's gonna fall for, which is, as we just heard him say, that Kate gave him a bandaid after a horse bit his nipple, he makes it fun for himself and the rest of us, clip 10. Clip 38:32 What kind of horse is it? How many hands? Oh, it didn't have any hands. Sarah 38:37 Bye bye. Clip 38:38 LAUGHTER I would say it was quite a small horse, it was 12 hands. And how did it get close to your nipple? It was a hot day, I was lactating. LAUGHTER Um... The horse came over and he's having a little sort of around-my-neck area like this, and we were all laughing, it was a bit ticklish, whiskers in the face, and then before you know it, chomp. - Oh. - Ooh. - Chomp straight on the nipple. I would say it was friendly. I don't think it was being aggressive. - Flirtatious, one might say. - Yes, you could say it was flirtatious. - But with the teeth this time. - My own fault, I was squeezing its buttocks provocatively. Tara 39:10 Bye bye. Baker 39:11 [laughter] Clip 39:14 LAUGHTER So how does Kate enter this story? Well, I screamed a proper Yelp. It really hurts when a horse bites Yeah, and there was blood and had a white t-shirt Oh, no, and then before you know it Kate comes over Sarah 39:23 [Crying] Clip 39:25 She happened to be in the field with some other horses in the distance came over immediately. What did she open with? I think it was a song by Baker 39:34 but Clip 39:34 (audience laughing) It might be Frank Sinatra, I can't remember. - No, I think you know. Tara 39:38 You don't get to be a series regular on one of Britain's longest-running panel shows if you're not quick, like Leigh and Jessica, even though she's only a guest. Number 4. Generational Comedy. The episode closes on Tasha's story of getting a boy's initials tattooed on her bum cheek when they had only been dating a week, only for him to dump her the week after that. Rob's recap closes on him doing devil horns at the camera. Hilarious, but not something you can see unless you follow us on Blue Sky where I will post a GIF. Later we get this. Clip 11. Clip 40:09 So how is it different for your generation is it just on my you just snap chatting each other not chatting Tara 40:19 Again follow us on Blue Sky to see Rob's helpless shrug at the idea that Snapchatting is passé. But leading up to that, the differences between some panelists' age and Tasha's do get litigated in audio-friendly format, clip 12. Clip 40:33 The thing is with my generation they were talking about my generation we have this thing called dating So you date for like a year or two, right? You do know that the previous generation I'd dated, that's how you were born. LAUGHTER Yeah, but back in your day, it was very, like, girlfriend boy. LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE Sarah 40:53 (Chuckle) Clip 40:56 I mean, I'm not disrespecting Charles, but I'm not his generation. From Tasha's vantage point, we're all the same. Asla, Charles Dickens, Winnie the Conqueror. So, back in the day, you know, I feel like you'd get the ladies up and dance, you'd write letters, like, it was very... - Do you know what I mean? - Oh, my God. - Of course, you know, you'd arrive in a carriage... - Yeah, exactly. - You'd produce your quill... - You'd wear ball gowns, like... - Exactly. - You'd offer your sword. Back in the early '90s, that's how it was. Tara 41:35 Maybe a 28 year old really can't perceive the difference between Lee, age 58, Giles, age 78, William the Conqueror, age long dead. Maybe she's playing it up for laughs. It doesn't matter. This is the kind of comedy everyone can enjoy. I hope you all agree and that you voted into the canon. If you need to, take a pee break first. Dave 41:54 Thank you, Tara. All right, Sarah Baker, let's start with you. Baker 41:58 I think I have my only exposure to the show is the previous canon bitches you're talking about. I might have caught a little bit when I was over in London. I do find these shows very enjoyable. I won't say that I have the deepest breadth of knowledge on this particular show, but I thought it was delightful. I thought it was so funny. Even as a comedian myself, I thought comedian-ish. I thought, like, they were so, just so funny and so quick. I don't I feel like on an American version of this show, everything would kind of probably be somewhat pre-planned or pre-planned bits to insert at the right moment. And this all felt very, like, spontaneous. And even, as you say, the people who are not, like this young woman who is a dancer, I think, but even she, I thought was like pretty funny or at least game enough to go along with what they were saying. Tara 42:52 Mm-hmm. Dave 42:53 There was a US version of this and it was extremely mediocre. So that does play into your thoughts on who was the host. Tara 42:57 Yes. Baker 42:58 Really, who were the, like, hosts? Do you remember? Tara 43:02 Aasif Mandvi was the Rob. Dave 43:03 Thank you. Tara 43:04 I forget who the team captains were. Dave 43:04 Yeah. Yeah. I don't remember. Baker 43:07 Okay, I enjoyed this very much. Tara 43:07 I can look it up. Baker 43:11 Great presentation, listening to all the little clips again made me remember how funny I thought it was. Dave 43:16 Thank. Tara 43:17 To update, the American team captains were Matt Walsh and Sabrina Jalees, who is not American. She's Canadian, but she was on the American version. Dave 43:25 Sarah D. Bunting Sarah 43:26 Yeah, I thought this was very quick, very, I mean, this is always going to be a joke dense prospect or trying to be a joke dense prospect, but a lot depends on the guest. And this guest was a little less dead air than you see sometimes on the show, which also my exposure like Sarah Baker's is pretty limited to canon presentations. But I mean, you know, a lot of it is reliant on that pace and not really giving you too much time to think about who's kind of the weak link in the joking badinage chain. There was a lot of physical comedy. This is, you know, a visual medium podcasting so that the sort of physicality of the King formerly Prince Charles imitation is going to be lost here. But I laughed very hard at that. The stop using words you don't understand and then beat MySpace, like just Tara 44:18 [laughter] Baker 44:22 [laughter] Tara 44:22 [laughs] Sarah 44:23 very determined to get that last bit in was very good. The timing of Jessica just fed up yelling spring. Then the laughter dies out. It's like, okay, great. What month? Just perfect. Really Tara 44:30 [LAUGHTER] Baker 44:32 [laughter] Sarah 44:36 perfect. And this was a good array of jokes and stories that all seemed equally likely and unlikely so that you could play along at home. Not every episode is as opaque, I guess, as to which one is is really true. But this was a really good balance of like, you can sort of debate and follow along from your own couch. And just very funny jokes that are like taking on a life of their own in the stories flawlessly timed, very enjoyable, and so British, like only on a British Tara 45:03 Mm-hmm. Sarah 45:09 panel show would asking how many hands and then having any other panelists even know what that Tara 45:15 Mm-hmm. Sarah 45:16 meant. Like this horse girl Emerita thought that was thought that was really funny. Although at 12 hands, that's a pony. David T. Cole, take us home. 1,100 years old. Dave 45:26 Closest to the pin wins, how old would William the Conqueror be today? Tara 45:30 603 years old. Baker 45:33 but Dave 45:33 Sarah's? Baker 45:36 912. Tara 45:38 Whoa! Dave 45:38 998. He almost had a thousand. Couple more years. Here we go. Baker 45:41 Wow. Dave 45:45 Uh, the battle was in 1066, as we all know, but he was born in 1028. Tara 45:48 Oh, right. Baker 45:48 Oh, right. Tara 45:50 Hmm Dave 45:51 For me, having watched everything up until this point, all 11T billion seasons, I would say the first segment is aces. That is 100% gold material about the appliance. And you did not expect it from that guy, obviously from our perspective, anyways, having no idea who 70% of the people Tara 46:07 Mm-hmm Dave 46:10 on the show are and the other ones only knowing from Taskmaster basically to be honest we don't Tara 46:11 Yep Right mm-hmm Dave 46:15 know them from their works so he was a delight i'm gonna be honest after that i think this episode is diminishing returns with a couple really good things here and there a lot of it rob which he doesn't get a ton of like marquee moments because that's not his function but when he gets into it is always pretty good and his expressions his exasperations here which i as Tara to give just because there was so great are delightful. Tara 46:42 Mm-hmm. Dave 46:43 So I am in the boat that this is a strong episode, but there are so many other episodes that I feel are just crazier, which I gravitate towards for this show. You know, your Sam Campbell's and your Bob Mortimer's as previously brought up. So for me, this is good. Not great. Tara 46:59 Mm-hmm. Dave 47:01 So that's where I stand. But let's make this official. Tara 47:02 All right. Dave 47:03 I feel like maybe that won't matter, but let's find out. Sarah Baker, what say you for this episode for the canon? Baker 47:09 I say yes. Dave 47:09 Yes or no? And Sarah D. Bunting, let's say you. Sarah 47:14 I space Baker 47:16 (laughs) Dave 47:17 Oh, okay. Tara 47:17 I, I space. Dave 47:18 All right. I'm going to say no, but that doesn't matter. So. Would I lie to you series 19? Because yeah, I'm that person. Tara episode five. you are hereby inducted into the extra hot gray cannon. Tara 47:37 [Pause for reaction] Woo! Clip 47:42 -Americans love a winner. -Yup. -And will not tolerate a loser. -Nope. Dave 47:47 It is time to discover this week's winners and losers. Tara 47:49 [Pause for reaction] Dave 47:51 Sarah has the winner. Sarah 47:52 I do. It's NBC's upcoming cop show, Line of Fire. I think it's like a secret service show. Um, it, yeah, basically it has booked guest appearances from Campbell Scott, Sam Waterson, Dave 48:01 down Mr. President. Tara 48:01 Hmm. Sarah 48:08 and my favorite and yours, Chris Chalk. If they're not going to revive the new Perry Mason, then I guess I'll just have to watch every single other thing he's in. Dave 48:18 Yep. Sarah 48:18 Gladly. I think he's playing a president in this one. I'll be honest, I wouldn't have considered picking this one up even, but this is pretty good guest casting. And so let's see what happens. Dave 48:29 And loser of the week. Tara 48:30 Loser of the week is Lost as Lost co-creator Damon Lindelof uses its excessively long run delaying story reveals as an example of what Lanterns will not do so I guess this is Lost but also Damon Lindelof because anyone can give an interview where they're like you know how Lost fucked it up was the longer it went on the more we had to push actually answering the questions that were at the heart of the mystery engine of the show. Anyone can make that complaint except you. You fucking worked on it. This is very, we're all trying to find Sarah 49:02 Yeah. Tara 49:05 the guy who did this about why Lost was such a wet fart of a show. So that's how I feel about that. Baker 49:07 [laughter] (laughs) Dave 49:10 *laughs* Sarah 49:10 *laughs* the Dave 49:15 Well, speaking about farts that are wet, do you know what time it is? Tara 49:19 It's game time. Dave 49:21 *laughs* Tara 49:21 (Sque Dave 49:35 All right, everybody, this is the 12th game time of our current season. Baker 49:38 (laughing) Dave 49:40 12th! Wow! Baker 49:41 Wow. Dave 49:42 Season scores are Waa-wee, Tara with 4, Sarah D. Bunting with 4, Value Guest represented by Sarah Baker, 3. Tara 49:51 Oh my god. Baker 49:51 (moaning Dave 49:52 So two possible victories or if value guests win a three way tie for the championship next week which is today we are playing navally from Seth who earns himself a free shirt of Sarah 50:03 [sniff] Dave 50:05 his choosing from the EHG store at through methods. Seth writes NCIS NCIS Los Angeles NCIS New Orleans NCIS Hawaii NCIS Sydney NCIS origins and NCIS Tony and Ziva are not just the mantra I say upon waking up every day, but several Sarah 50:25 [laughs] (sobbing) Dave 50:26 real television programs that the elderly claim to watch and enjoy. In this simple and cogent game, two actors will be provided. Choose who has appeared on more NCIS franchise episodes for one point. Additionally, if you can guess their total number of appearances across the franchise within a 10% margin of error, you get another point. But like episodes of NCIS, there are bombs scattered about the play field. Which is to say a handful of the actors I will give you have not appeared on the show at all. If you're able to identify one of these bombs, you get three points. Be warned though if you guess incorrectly and an actor was on NCIS, you lose a point. does not include the upcoming NCIS New York character appearances on JAG or Hawaii 5-0. Tara 51:18 Thank you. Dave 51:19 Let's throw it a PICCI to see who is going first. Clip 51:24 We will start with Valued Guest. Dave 51:26 All right, so our order today is going to be Sarah Baker, Tara Ariano, Sarah D. Bunting. Are you ready for your first actor duo? Sarah Baker, you need to tell me which one has been in more episodes of the NCIS franchise? Here we go. You've got Scott Bakula, blah! Or Maria Baker 51:43 I'm ready. Dave 51:50 Bella which one has been in more NCIS episodes the back or the bell Baker 51:55 Ooh. Okay, I'm just gonna talk out of my ass because I am a very young person and do not watch Dave 52:01 yeah Baker 52:05 these shows. I feel the back is in the Nola one, and that's what I feel. So I'm going to say Scott Bakula is in Moore. Clip 52:15 [ding] Dave 52:15 You are correct, yes. Now, guess how many he's been in. If you're within 10% on Tara 52:16 Woo! Dave 52:22 either side of the target you get another point. Baker 52:24 See, I don't even know if that one is still on or how long it lasted. I'm going to guess he's in 23. Clip 52:33 [buzzer] Dave 52:35 Not even close. 159 episodes. He was the lead of New Orleans and he was also on Baker 52:35 Huh. (Laughter) (Sigh) What? Tara 52:41 Wow. Dave 52:44 four episodes of the OG I assume to set up New Orleans. Let's move on to Tara. Tara 52:47 Sure. Baker 52:47 Wow! Dave 52:50 You got Lucas Black, Toni Braxton. Tara 52:51 Mm-hmm. Sarah 52:53 *silence* Tara 52:54 Lucas Black. Dave 52:56 Lucas Black is correct. Now how many? How many for a Lucas Black? Clip 52:58 (bell dings) Tara 53:01 He was also in New Orleans, I believe. Sarah 53:04 [Pause for group work] Tara 53:04 Now that I've said that, I immediately dealt myself, was he in LA?i'm gonna say 130. Clip 53:10 (bell dings) Dave 53:11 You are in the range, yes! Baker 53:13 Oh Dave 53:13 100 and get this, 29. Tara 53:14 I'm gonna say 130. Shut up! Baker 53:17 Oh Sarah 53:17 Hmm Tara 53:18 Wow. Dave 53:19 Yeah, if anybody gets a bullseye, I will award extra points, but we'll see if that happens. Baker 53:23 Oh Tara 53:23 Okay. Dave 53:24 That was so close. All right, Sarah D. Bunting, here is your first pair. Millie Bobby Brown, Billy D. Williams. Just being considerate, and we're packaging the three named actors together. Sarah 53:34 Hmm Baker 53:35 *Chuckle* Dave 53:36 Millie Bobby Brown, not from Righteous Gemstones, and Billy D. Williams. Baker 53:41 *Chuckle* Sarah 53:41 My god, I mean I feel like neither of them, but I'm gonna say Billy Dee Lando Dave 53:48 Billy Dee Williams is correct! Tara 53:51 I thought that was a trap! Good job, Sarah. Dave 53:54 How many episodes has Billy Dee Williams been in? Sarah 53:59 Eleven Dave 54:02 He's been in so few episodes, there is no range. Baker 54:02 *Groan* Dave 54:05 He's been in two episodes. Tara 54:06 Oh. Sarah 54:06 No fair Dave 54:09 Back to Sarah Baker, Sterling K. Brown, Gary Cole. Baker 54:12 Oh. Oh. Oh, God. Dave 54:16 Yeah, who's been in more NCIS franchise episodes? Sarah 54:16 [Pause for response] Dave 54:20 Brown or Cole? Baker 54:22 OK, wait, I think Cole is in one of them as a main guy. So I'm going to say Cole. Dave 54:29 You are correct. Clip 54:29 (bell dings) Tara 54:30 Woo! Dave 54:30 You seem to know a lot about NCIS, despite your earlier excuses. Baker 54:31 Oh, I know, it's really weird. Sarah 54:32 Hmm. Tara 54:33 [laughing] Baker 54:35 I'm 83 years young Dave 54:37 How many episodes of Has Gary Cole been in in total across all the shows? Baker 54:43 I'm gonna say a hundred and twenty-five Clip 54:47 (buzzer buzzes) Dave 54:47 You are outside the range. The answer was 96. Baker 54:51 Oh, okay Sarah 54:51 Wow. Dave 54:51 Mostly on OG and a handful on Hawaii and LA. Sarah 54:55 Dang. Tara 54:55 Yes. Sarah 54:55 All right. Dave 54:55 Back to Tara. Drew Carey. Tara 54:58 Mm-hmm. Dave 54:58 Jennifer Esposito. Tara 55:01 Oh, no. Oh, boy. Oh, Jennifer Esposito. Dave 55:06 Correct! Tara 55:07 Okay, I was really thought that was a trap, too. Sarah 55:08 Wow. Baker 55:08 Nice. Sarah 55:09 I thought that was a trap too. Dave 55:11 How many episodes for Jennifer Esposito? Tara 55:15 90. Dave 55:17 24 on OG.back to Sarah, you got Zac Efron and Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor Ellis-Taylor. Sarah 55:20 Wow. Tara 55:24 Yes, mm-hmm. Dave 55:24 Is that right? Sarah 55:24 Mm-hmm. Dave 55:25 Okay. Which one has been in more episodes? Sarah 55:26 I'm not sure what that was. Dave 55:27 Keep in mind, we got those bombs waiting for you. Sarah 55:29 I think this is a bomb trap. Dave 55:32 All right, who's the bomb? First of all, answer who's been in more. Sarah 55:36 Okay, Ellis Taylor. Dave 55:39 All right, you got one point for that. How many episodes has she been in? Sarah 55:43 Four. Clip 55:44 [Buzzer] Dave 55:44 Just outside. Seven. Your range was six to eight. Sarah 55:47 Ugh. Dave 55:48 All right, now if you want to name a bomb, now's the time to do it. Sarah 55:52 Now I feel like maybe when he was like a kid he was on main or something. I retract my bombsmanship. Baker 55:59 (laughs) Dave 55:59 The bomb has been retracted. Tara 56:00 (laughing) Dave 56:01 All right. Back to Sarah Baker. Mark Harmon or LL Cool J? Baker 56:05 Oh. Sarah 56:08 Oh shit. Baker 56:08 Oh, God. Dave 56:10 What can you tell us about these actors in relation to their work on the franchise Sarah Baker? Sarah 56:15 Well you shouldn't call it a comeback. Baker 56:17 Been here for years. I saw LL Cool J once in person, and he is the most, maybe the most handsome person I've ever seen in real life. Dave 56:25 Oh, do you know what his name stands for here? Baker 56:27 Okay, fun fact, ladies love cool jinks. Dave 56:29 Ladies love cool jets. Sarah 56:32 Oh. Baker 56:34 No. Tara 56:34 Did he ask you to go get his nose? Sarah 56:35 [laughs] Tara 56:37 From someone who stole his nose? Sarah 56:37 [laughs] Dave 56:37 That's right. Harmon or Cool J. Baker 56:41 Yeah, I'm gonna say, 'cause I don't know, LL Cool J. Clip 56:47 (buzzer) Baker 56:47 Oh. Dave 56:47 Incorrect! Now we know it's Mark Harmon. How many episodes? We'll still give you this question. Tara 56:48 Ouch. Baker 56:52 Oh God. Dave 56:53 How many episodes? That might be the worst answer we've had so far. Baker 56:54 I think he's been in 78. Clip 56:58 (buzzer) Tara 56:59 [laughs] He's starring in four episodes simultaneously as we're recording this, Sarah 57:01 More like 700. Baker 57:05 Oh, I. Tara 57:05 and he's not even a series regular anymore. I'm gonna guess like 700. Sarah 57:09 Yeah, like 500. Baker 57:10 Oh, my God. Dave 57:11 Sarah. Yeah, 460. 500 would have been a good answer. Yeah. Yeah. All right. No points for Sarah 57:14 bread. Tara 57:16 [laughs] Baker 57:16 Oh. Tara 57:18 Hmm. Baker 57:19 Would have been. Dave 57:22 you there. Miguel Ferrer, Colin Hanks, Tara. Which you are correct. How many episodes? Tara 57:22 She really had to go out of her way to prove she's not a watcher of this franchise. Baker 57:26 Thank you, yes, thank you, yes, I'm young. Tara 57:34 Miguel Ferrer. 60. Clip 57:40 [Buzzer] Dave 57:42 115. Yeah. Los Angeles. Yeah. Tara 57:42 Damn it! Sarah 57:43 Really? Tara 57:45 I decided to go low. Sarah 57:45 Shit. Tara 57:47 OK. Dave 57:48 Sarah D. Bunting, Lauren Holly, Linda Hunt. Tara 57:52 [laughs] Sarah 57:53 Hunt. Dave 57:54 Correct. I thought, okay, I was just checking. Tara 57:55 With an H! Sarah 57:58 Her brother Mike. Dave 57:58 How many episodes? Sarah 58:00 How many episodes for Linda Hunt? It's 325. Dave 58:03 Yes. Tara 58:04 The Hunter. Dave 58:07 Oh, 281, so 309 was the high end of that guess. Clip 58:08 [Buzzer] Baker 58:11 Mmm. Tara 58:11 Oh boy. Painful. Baker 58:13 Wow. Sarah 58:13 Damn it. Dave 58:14 Yeah. Tara 58:15 Mm. Dave 58:16 Sarah Baker, Vanessa Lachey, oh my God, seriously? Baker 58:17 Yep. Lachey? Tara 58:19 Cliche. Sarah 58:19 Lachey. Dave 58:21 Vanessa Lachey, Jesus Christ. Baker 58:24 [laughs] Tara 58:26 Dave doesn't watch Love is Blind. Dave 58:27 Or Greta Lee. Sarah 58:28 Oh yeah. Dave 58:43 Nope, it's Vanessa LeChe. How many episodes has Vanessa LeChe been in? Sarah 58:45 *laughs* Luffred. Dave 58:55 59 on Hawaii and a handful of OG and one LA as she was making her way to Hawaii. Clip 58:55 [ Music ] Tara 59:02 I was gonna say she had to stop over. Sarah 59:03 [LAUGHTER] Dave 59:04 Yeah. Tara, Jamie Lee Curtis or Nia Long, most NCIS episodes? Tara 59:05 Yep. Sarah 59:05 Sure, makes sense. Tara 59:06 Yes. Mm. Kneel on. Dave 59:14 Correct. How many episodes? Baker 59:15 *laughs* Tara 59:18 Um, 22. Clip 59:19 [Buzzer] Dave 59:21 30 just outside the range at 27. Tara 59:22 Okay, can I also say I think that Jamie Lee Curtis might be a bomb? Sarah 59:23 Oh. Dave 59:27 All right, are you doing it officially? Tara 59:27 Yes. Baker 59:28 *Groan* Dave 59:30 Jamie Lee Curtis, the bomb she's trying to defuse, Jamie Lee Curtis. It's about to blow. Baker 59:36 Oh no! Clip 59:37 [Buzzer] Tara 59:37 Ah! Dave 59:37 No, she's not a bomb! Sarah 59:39 Oh no! Dave 59:39 You exploded a human being! Sarah 59:40 OHHHHHH! Baker 59:40 Oh! Oh! Dave 59:42 Jamie Lee Curtis, who was in five episodes of NCIS OG. Sarah 59:46 What?! That's six too many. Dave 59:48 Yep. Baker 59:49 Wow. Dave 59:49 All right, kablammo. Tara just lost a point. Baker 59:53 And a finger. Dave 59:54 Yep. Sarah D. Bunting, take us into our score break. Elizabeth Marvel or David McCallum? Wow, David McCallum, really? Huh, didn't expect to see that name in here. Tara 01:00:04 I'm gonna get this. Sarah 01:00:07 Uhh... Dave 01:00:08 I think we miss him? Sarah 01:00:08 McCallum. Dave 01:00:09 McCallum is correct, yes. All right, how many episodes has David McCallum been in across the franchise? Sarah 01:00:16 200. Clip 01:00:17 [Buzzer] Dave 01:00:19 460, the same as Mark Harmon. Sarah 01:00:19 FUUUCK! Fucking shit! Baker 01:00:20 Oh my lord! Dave 01:00:23 Yeah, he's OG except for two episodes on New Orleans. Sarah 01:00:23 Oh my god. *sigh* Dave 01:00:30 All right, that is our first half plus a bit. Tara 01:00:35 Okay, Sarah, please fact check me. Dave 01:00:35 Scores, please. Tara 01:00:38 I have you and I tied with four points each. Sarah Lindsay Baker with two. Dave 01:00:45 All right, very good, let's get back to it. Tara 01:00:46 Phew! Dave 01:00:48 With Sarah Baker's next one, we've got Daryl Mitchell, Esai Morales. Esai Morales. Baker 01:00:53 Is Daryl Mitchell the guy from the NWA movie? Sarah 01:00:55 you Tara 01:00:56 I don't remember that. Baker 01:00:58 Nobody knows or cares. Um, I'm gonna say Esai Morales. Dave 01:00:58 Asin the wrong guy. You are incorrect. It was Daryl Mitchell. How many episodes of Clip 01:01:02 [ Buzzer ] Baker 01:01:03 Oh my god. Clip 01:01:05 [ Music ] Dave 01:01:07 Daryl Mitchell was NCIS in? Tara 01:01:07 [laughs] (laughs) Baker 01:01:09 Wow, ouch. 38. Clip 01:01:15 [ Buzzer ] Dave 01:01:15 143 long running shows back to Tara Bobby Moynihan Bob Newhart Baker 01:01:18 Oh god. Sarah 01:01:19 Wow. Tara 01:01:21 Yes. Oh my God, that's diabolical. Dave 01:01:29 Battle of the Bobs Tara 01:01:30 Fucking Seth. I'm gonna say Bob Newhart did like some kind of, played someone's grandpa in a sweeps episode or something. Dave 01:01:38 Okay so Bob Newhart more episodes Tara 01:01:39 Yes. Yes. Uh-huh. Two? Really? Okay. Really? Oh boy. My god. Clip 01:01:40 (buzzer) Dave 01:01:41 Incorrect. It was Bobby Moynihan. How many episodes was he in? Clip 01:01:46 (buzzer) Dave 01:01:49 29. He was on Origins. He was on Origins plus one episode of the original show. Baker 01:01:50 I think he was on a season. Yeah Dave 01:01:59 Sarah D. Bunting, Michael Nuri, or Chris O'Donnell. Which one was in more episodes of NCIS? Sarah 01:02:02 to Oh my god, O'Donnell. Dave 01:02:08 O'Donnell is correct. How many episodes was he in? Clip 01:02:08 (bell) [Buzzer] Dave 01:02:16 Yeah, it was pretty high up there. Not quite that high. 327. Most in LA, few in OG, one in Hawaii. Tara 01:02:19 Damn. Sarah 01:02:23 You Dave 01:02:25 Back to Sarah Baker. Pauly Perrette, Lori Petty. Baker 01:02:28 Oh, oh god. I know polyporet isn't a lot of something. What? Couldn't tell you. I'm gonna say polyporet. Clip 01:02:36 [Bell] Dave 01:02:37 You are correct. How many episodes was she in? Tara 01:02:37 Woo! Baker 01:02:37 Oof. Uh, 403. Dave 01:02:46 358, which put the high end at 394. You're just a few out. Tara 01:02:50 Wow. Sarah 01:02:50 Go Baker 01:02:51 Okay, finally, I'm close. Dave 01:02:54 All right, this is question 17. Jesse Plummons. Tara 01:02:55 Spread Eagle. Sarah 01:02:56 USS Vertigo. Tara 01:02:58 Mm-hmm. Sarah 01:02:59 *laughs* Dave 01:02:59 Glenn Powell. Tara 01:03:01 Mmm... Glenn Powell. Dave 01:03:03 Glenn Powell is your answer. He was in more episodes of NCIS. You're correct. How many episodes was Glenn Powell in? Tara 01:03:07 Okay? [SIGHS] Clip 01:03:11 [Buzzer] Tara 01:03:12 Three. Dave 01:03:14 Two outside the margin of error Tara 01:03:14 Fuck. Baker 01:03:14 [moaning] Tara 01:03:16 Damn it! [LAUGHS] Dave 01:03:18 All right - we know he's at - anything else you want to add at this juncture Tara 01:03:20 Mm. I mean, I feel like you're leading me somewhere so that I can Fuck myself up. Dave 01:03:25 I just reminding you because I feel like you all forgetting about the bombs. Okay. All right Tara 01:03:27 No, no, I remembered. I'm gonna not say anything officially. Baker 01:03:27 [grunt] Dave 01:03:31 Very good. All right, Sarah Bunting, CCH Pounder, Lily Tomlin. Sarah 01:03:38 Seth, CB after class. Tara 01:03:39 [laughs] Baker 01:03:41 [sniff] Sarah 01:03:42 Oh god. I, um, hate this question and I will respond. Baker 01:03:46 [laughter] Sarah 01:03:47 Pounder. Tara 01:03:48 Nice. Dave 01:03:48 You are correct. How many episodes was Pounder in? Clip 01:03:49 (bell dings) Baker 01:03:49 Oh? Sarah 01:03:50 I feel like it was a secret bunch so I'm gonna say 22. Clip 01:03:54 (buzzer buzzes) Sarah 01:03:56 Oh girl, yeah. Dave 01:03:56 7 one of the one of the leads on New Orleans and a couple episodes of OG Tara 01:03:57 It was a secret bunch. Baker 01:04:02 wow Sarah 01:04:02 Wow. Baker 01:04:04 Oh Dave 01:04:04 This is question Everybody's last question you've got Sarah Baker James Urbaniak or Wilmer Valderrama Baker 01:04:16 Oh Sarah 01:04:17 Wow. Baker 01:04:18 Wilmer Valderrama Dave 01:04:20 You are correct how many episodes was he in Baker 01:04:23 Was past tense interesting is it a clue um he died oh Dave 01:04:27 Yeah, he died. No. Sarah 01:04:31 Now with that attitude. Dave 01:04:31 I don't know, maybe. [laughs] Look him up, Tara. Baker 01:04:36 2223 Dave 01:04:36 Still alive? 223 gets you another point! Baker 01:04:42 Wow Dave 01:04:42 205, 226 was your upper margin of error limit. Nicely done. Baker 01:04:45 Wow Sarah 01:04:46 Shit. Dave 01:04:47 Alright. Woo! Alright! Good job, bud. Sarah 01:04:52 If you can call that living. Tara 01:04:52 Well, mm-hmm. Baker 01:04:52 Good job Dave 01:04:54 Here's your last, Tara? Robert Wagner. Or Jessica Walter? You are correct. How many episodes was he in? Tara 01:04:59 Robert Wagner. Baker 01:05:02 Wow. Tara 01:05:05 38. Yeah! Clip 01:05:07 [BUZZER] Dave 01:05:08 13. Just 13. All right, last question is for Sarah D. Bunting. You've got Sarah 01:05:11 many. Dave 01:05:13 Michael Weatherly. How's the Weatherly up there? Or Stephen Weber? Sarah 01:05:20 Fuck. I don't like this one. I'm nervous. I'm gonna say Weatherly. Dave 01:05:25 Weatherly is correct. Yes. How many episodes was Michael Weatherly in? Clip 01:05:26 [BELL RINGING] Sarah 01:05:34 175. Dave 01:05:36 175 is off the Mark. We're looking for 319. Tara 01:05:40 [laughter] Sarah 01:05:40 Ugh. Oh! Dave 01:05:42 Lawson og oh he was in Tony and uh the other one yeah so that's how we snuck in that show Sarah 01:05:47 Ziva's wedding, yeah. Tara 01:05:48 [laughter] Dave 01:05:51 I guess this one that is regulation so let's get the scores please Tara 01:05:52 Uh-huh. Baker 01:05:52 . Tara 01:05:56 Oh my god! Sarah Baker finished with five. I have six. Sarah D. Bunting won! Sarah 01:06:02 Oh, what? Tara 01:06:03 The series! Baker 01:06:04 AHHHHHHHHHH!!! Sarah 01:06:05 I have not won a season of Game Time since the before time. Tara 01:06:05 This shit won the game! [laughs] Sarah 01:06:09 It has been so long. Dave 01:06:11 But wait, I got bomb scores to distribute because you all missed your bomb, so I'm just Baker 01:06:11 Yaaaaaaay!!! Tara 01:06:11 Woo! Oh no. Baker 01:06:15 Oh, yeah. Dave 01:06:18 going to deduct one point from all of you. So it doesn't really matter, but for the record, Baker 01:06:18 Yeah. Okay. Fair. Dave 01:06:22 Toni Braxton, bomb. Greta Lee, bomb. Each had one. And... Baker 01:06:23 Oh Tara 01:06:23 [fart noise] Uh huh. Sarah 01:06:29 Was Tomlin a bomb? Bomlin. Tara 01:06:31 Wow. Dave 01:06:31 No, she was in one episode. Elizabeth Marvel is the one that Sarah missed. She was the third bomb. Baker 01:06:32 Oh Sarah 01:06:33 Oh. Tara 01:06:34 Oh! Baker 01:06:35 Oh. Sarah 01:06:36 Oh, of course. Tara 01:06:37 Wow. Huh. Sarah 01:06:39 Seth. I feel seen. Dave 01:06:40 Here's a quick question for a future use Steel Mill. One entry in the franchise had no effect on the game. None of these characters appeared in it. Which one is that? Tara 01:06:49 Sydney. Sarah 01:06:51 Sydney. Dave 01:06:51 Sidney is correct. Yes. Sarah 01:06:52 Yeah. Dave 01:06:53 They're halfway across the world. Who gives a shit? Tara 01:06:57 [laughs] (laughing) Sarah 01:06:58 Take your opera house and cram it. Clip 01:07:01 >> Sarah. Sarah. Dave 01:07:03 And she wins this. (screaming) Sarah 01:07:04 Sarah! Baker 01:07:04 [howling] Tara 01:07:04 (cheering) Sarah 01:07:15 Enjoy it! Tara 01:07:17 (cheering) Baker 01:07:18 [howling] Dave 01:07:22 All right, thank you, Seth. Congratulations, Sarah. Sarah 01:07:26 I came from like a 3-0 deficit also, no? Dave 01:07:28 Yep, yep, there, yep. Tara 01:07:28 Incredible. all. Sarah 01:07:31 having given up one of those many times. Baker 01:07:34 [blows] Dave 01:07:34 The girl nobody loved just won the Super Bowl. Sarah 01:07:35 Thank you. Clip 01:07:35 ♪♪ Sarah 01:07:37 Yeah. Baker 01:07:38 [blows] Sarah 01:07:39 Still unloved, but rich as creases. Baker 01:07:40 [laughing] Clip 01:07:41 ♪♪ Sarah 01:07:42 Not really. Dave 01:07:43 Alright guys, that is it for another episode of Extra Hot Great. We put our heads together to discuss the Swedish murder in part Blood Sacrifice, Clip 01:07:49 ♪♪ Dave 01:07:51 before going around the dial with stops at My Brilliant Career, Big Brother, This is a gardening show and Novak Djokovic, the wolf in winter. Clip 01:08:01 (piano music) Dave 01:08:01 Tara got what I'd lie to you, series 19 episode 5 into the canon. We crowned winners and losers of the week and Sarah was a winner of this week's game time and season. Thank you, Seth, for that one. And of course, her victory was done. Tara 01:08:16 Navel-y. Dave 01:08:17 Thank you. Next up is Totally 90s House. Remember. Clip 01:08:23 - We're listening. (baby laughing) Dave 01:08:26 I am David T. Cole and on behalf of Tara Ariano, Sarah D. Bunting, and Sarah Baker. Tara 01:08:29 Oh my god, Spring! Sarah 01:08:33 She's got previous with birds. Baker 01:08:37 I've got to go. I'm not wearing my the appliance. Tara 01:08:41 [laughter] Dave 01:08:42 Thanks for listening. We'll see you next time right here on Extra Hot Grip. Clip 01:08:51 - This is preposterous. We don't need to have any more time with this. [LAUGHTER] Baker 01:08:59 Yay, good job. Sarah 01:09:04 *awkward silence* Dave 01:09:07 Yes, sir. Baker. Like, scratchy? Scratchy? Yeah. Alright, so don't stop the recording, but exit Zoom, Baker 01:09:08 My sound is all of a sudden a little bit weird. A little feedbacky. Yeah. Tara 01:09:16 Oh, we're roboting for her. Dave 01:09:23 shut out of it, and then rejoin in about a minute after you shut it down. We'll see you then. Baker 01:09:28 Okay. Meh. Tara 01:09:33 I told Dave the story about your miraculous key recovery. Sarah 01:09:35 but Oh my god, it was just... Dave 01:09:38 Mm-hmm. What happened to the car? Like, what, what... Does it stall out? How... Sarah 01:09:44 What do you mean? Dave 01:09:45 Well, I mean, when you drive away from the keys, what happens? Sarah 01:09:45 No, um, um, well, I mean, apparently, the key stayed on the roof all the way down the Dave 01:09:53 Uhhhh... Sarah 01:09:54 hill after a bunch of hairpin turns. This is not like just a straight, flat situation, but I was at a gas station, so I had to turn Dave 01:09:56 [snort] [snort] Huh. rat Sarah 01:10:05 it off so that they could pump the gas and it's Jersey so you're not doing it Dave 01:10:07 Right. Sarah 01:10:10 yourself there's a guy and then I took my credit card back tried to start it and it's like hold the key fob next to the steering column to reauthorize the key fob and I was like oh no and had to walk the road back to my dad's straight Tara 01:10:24 Oh no... Sarah 01:10:30 uphill and then didn't find it back downhill and when I was going uphill I crossed the Dave 01:10:35 Yeah. Sarah 01:10:40 intersection where the key wasn't but when I came back I crossed that way saw it and was like are you fucking kidding me I walked right past it and it's been 20 feet from the car the whole time and as I say in train spotting the kitten was fine no one to run Tara 01:10:51 That's crazy. Dave 01:10:51 Huh. Wow. Tara 01:10:56 *clears throat* Sarah 01:10:57 over it. Keychain was intact. Ancestors were watching. Yeah, also I shouldn't put shit Tara 01:10:58 mmhmm Dave 01:10:58 Huh. Tara 01:11:01 well Dave 01:11:01 So what I'm hearing is key fob should have magnets in them. Tara 01:11:05 yeah or Sarah 01:11:09 on the roof of my car but I literally will never learn. Yeah, that's what I need to do. Tara 01:11:09 well Dave 01:11:11 Well... Tara 01:11:11 or you could get a get an air tag then you could find him more easily Dave 01:11:17 I don't think a nerd tag would help you in that situation. They're not... Tara 01:11:20 no? Sarah 01:11:21 I could just put it, I mean, the key chain is a like acrylic Pomeranian shape. Dave 01:11:21 Well, I guess if you were close enough you can hear it, but... Tara 01:11:22 no? Dave 01:11:25 It's not the way they work. Tara 01:11:28 Hmm. Sarah 01:11:28 I'm probably sticking on that. Dave 01:11:29 Yeah. I mean, the way they work isn't like... It's not giving off as... Well, it is, but you only know where it is when somebody else walks by with a phone that can read the air tag, right? It's not like it relays its info to devices Sarah 01:11:40 Yeah. Tara 01:11:42 Oh. Sarah 01:11:43 Well, my phone understood where my car was, but it wasn't based on where the key is. Dave 01:11:48 Right Tara 01:11:49 Right. Sarah 01:11:51 I mean, AAA could have come and broken me. They're like, "Okay, based on your license plate, you have this car. We'll send someone down to break in for you. Tara 01:11:59 Crazy. Sarah 01:12:01 Have your ID ready." I was like, "Okay." And the second I got off that phone call, I was like, "All right, well, I guess I'll Dave 01:12:03 Yeah Sarah 01:12:07 explain to the..." Holy shit, there's the key. Yeah, it was... Dave 01:12:12 It's like finally taking a big shit after being constipated for a week. Sarah 01:12:16 Mm-hmm. Baker 01:12:16 [AUDIO OUT] Tara 01:12:18 (laughs) Sarah 01:12:20 Yep. Baker 01:12:21 Crystal clear, unfortunately. Tara 01:12:23 Welcome back! Dave 01:12:26 That wasn't a bit. That was an actual part of the conversation. Tara 01:12:28 It was. Baker 01:12:29 It sounded very real, again, unfortunately. Sarah 01:12:29 Yeah. Tara 01:12:33 Sorry. Dave 01:12:34 Well, all right, so we're clear again. Sarah 01:12:34 I should go on would I lie to you with that story. Tara 01:12:38 Yeah. Dave 01:12:38 All right, yeah, so start up your recordings again. Baker 01:12:41 Yes.