Puppets Week: Team Servo or Team Crow (with Time Shifters’ Thomas Breiner!)

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[00:00:47] There we are again talking about another goofy subject Tom Breiner in the house. How are you sir?

[00:00:54] Or for an interview? I'm good. How are you?

[00:00:56] I'm doing fabulous. We thought we for one of his many guest spots, I just thought hey let's go with a

[00:01:04] can't be subject. This is something that's like not going to be informative but not be over like

[00:01:11] we'll just wipe us out by the end of the day. Well I am all up for this particular time.

[00:01:19] 1000%. So we decided you know we're always doing a mystery science theater thing it's one of

[00:01:26] many subjects we're always able to revisit and you know we've already done the season reviews now

[00:01:30] we have to just kind of talk about our favorite moments or buy season breakdowns like what's the

[00:01:37] best of this era and it got to me where I was just like yeah you know one thing I noticed is

[00:01:44] everyone picks a team on which of the bots they dig the most and it was like see that that's

[00:01:49] material in it itself obviously we'll talk about the difference between that and riffrax and the

[00:01:54] madzer back and cinematic Titanic but and even all the other sister shows like Joe Bob and Elvira

[00:02:01] Swingooly but when you have to actually with all well that's the other joy of it too like

[00:02:08] people are able to find older stuff that's uploaded from old tapes versus

[00:02:14] seed the new stuff and then go back to the new but and kudos to the gizmoplex I'm a member of that

[00:02:19] they got virtually everything you can legally get on there and there's like still like

[00:02:23] by missing but that's better than having to figure out you know hey can I watch it on free on Pluto

[00:02:29] with ads or TV and shout factory yeah shout factory and so but one common thing is you know

[00:02:40] who is the number one bot you know and I'm very I was kind of team sure we're growing up

[00:02:45] and I kind of came team crow but I might flip and might flip again in 20 years you know because

[00:02:50] before I know yeah that's kind of the thing either of the bots they affect a certain mood

[00:02:57] yes they get you in a certain days in a certain setting yeah because servo and I tend to lean

[00:03:08] toward Tom yeah name sake and all but one of the first moments I got yeah aside from the fact that

[00:03:17] I thought he was kind of a very creative look uh yeah the fire plug looking at the gum ball

[00:03:24] and yelling with the the hands that don't do anything yeah and the and the hovers skirt that never

[00:03:34] it wasn't till the more current iterations that they played around with that at all but prior to

[00:03:40] that yeah he was prior to that he is basically a guy on a stick so crow we were joking is kind of

[00:03:47] a prude but not perverted but still making some off-color remarks while servo is kind of the guy who

[00:03:53] gets everyone excited but he kind of fills up with dignity because like I say yeah he has all the

[00:03:57] stuff he does but we never see it or say don't know if you can do it he's the sophisticated bot of

[00:04:03] the two yeah absolutely yeah no yeah if you were to put them in those camps servos your

[00:04:11] your white collar dude enjoys music and higher brow kind of content and and and

[00:04:19] and crow's your your your Joe six pack guy the blue collar guy who comes in the blue collar

[00:04:26] yeah all after work yeah yeah appreciates a good beer and a dog and that's kind of your guy

[00:04:33] and shares his playboys with you I don't know yeah absolutely and yeah he has the tendency to be

[00:04:38] the slightly more cruder of the uh he says it without actually saying it but you know it's a matter

[00:04:44] of time is like hey baby yeah and then wait then you get those other moments and this is about the

[00:04:54] evolution of the series unto itself is it's so fascinating that this show that's just about making

[00:05:03] fun of films yeah and not even making fun of them and that's what Chris and I at time shifters

[00:05:11] podcasts have talked about in the past um earlier versions used to very much pick on the circumstance

[00:05:18] of the film right they they they they took something drew something out of that and made fun of the

[00:05:24] moment or brought something that was obviously not there for something they didn't do as much later

[00:05:30] on but I always dug hey what if this character could interact with him you have one year

[00:05:34] comedians doing impression of him right or they even interjected something that wasn't there or

[00:05:41] or you know even just watching it in your own head you wanted to say something

[00:05:47] it has a little bit I want to know about this interesting character who's only on screen for five

[00:05:51] minutes I want to know about this awesome weapon or giant robot that's not even used them the

[00:05:57] rest of the movie yeah like I'm even flashing immediately to the bots being fully enamored with

[00:06:04] mega weapon yes oh my god that word in the lost world is so underrated so it was uh

[00:06:11] gooseo and final justice and even Mike playing uh silvio that one not silvia uh

[00:06:19] the one tyrant in um I think it's escaped two thousand where he's like hey he gets to be an Italian

[00:06:26] mob boss guy who supposedly died but he's like no I'm still alive oh well ten now you have

[00:06:34] me flashing to a moment from possibly my favorite uh of the mystery science theaters that danger death

[00:06:41] array episode is the spite episodes are so underrated I love those in the sword and sorcery but most

[00:06:46] people will just go back to like the creature features and detective movies oh yeah no I in fact

[00:06:52] I've told this story on our show before my introduction to mystery science theater was coming across

[00:06:59] it randomly on comedy on the comedy channel when it was called the comedy channel right before

[00:07:05] before it turned to comedy central uh so this was an early season and I see this black and white movie

[00:07:15] and I hadn't caught that there were figures sitting in chairs I just saw a black and white movie

[00:07:20] I'm like what is this movie doing on comedy channel and I don't error this kind of movie typically

[00:07:27] and then as I listen to what's happening all of a sudden I hear um and I believe it was servo going

[00:07:35] the hills are alive and I just busted out laughing and that was the uh episode for the ring of terror

[00:07:44] um which was a terrible terrible film and then I just became totally in a moment with one was that

[00:07:51] ring of terror yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah with the old school and all of that but uh that's

[00:08:05] the first time I ever saw mystery science theater so that was the time that I discovered them

[00:08:12] and that's actually when I introduced my co-host to the show and we would start watching them fairly

[00:08:18] regularly but um yeah no that that that notion that you uh that you play with the material of

[00:08:26] the film and add to it in some capacity you know and that is what I really liked about the show

[00:08:34] and the interaction and then the notion and how not everyone can do it like not everyone can do it

[00:08:41] I think he goes back to improv you remember the who's lying filmed up same thing

[00:08:46] not everyone can do that on the spot everyone's so often focused with how can it be funny I'm like well

[00:08:52] you're funny if you just react not right how can I stage this or write this a certain way and insert it

[00:08:59] no I'd be I'd be enamored to sit in like a go back in time to that time and sit in the writer's room

[00:09:08] as they had to watch this thing over and over again and then it did just pick out the best of the

[00:09:14] comments they came out of just watching have you ever seen any of those behind the scenes videos where

[00:09:20] they show uh one of the people on the typewriter dictating what they're saying with the time code

[00:09:28] and it is just fascinating because this is during sci-fi era but it's still it's like the same

[00:09:33] thing they've been doing for years was like see if only a writing room worked like that nowadays now

[00:09:38] you hear horrible stories about how people are still like threatened into punch each other out or

[00:09:43] gonna leave if they can't keep this one plot twist or something it's like yeah but with comedy like

[00:09:50] you got to all be uh I mean I heard a great interview on uh basic when when cable was cool which

[00:09:58] talks about all the which has a lot of people who worked at Viacom and all the other

[00:10:03] UPN and MTV stations and they had John Stewardon he talked about how he had to set everybody down

[00:10:09] and remind them back in the day hey you can't be attached to a joke right can you always use it

[00:10:16] somewhere else down the road it might not work for this segment tonight or for this week for that matter

[00:10:21] oh yeah but if you only care about your one fart joke that you're getting in there

[00:10:27] and you're all then just hang it up now because like that's not fair to everybody else who also

[00:10:32] wants to get their material in no and yeah yeah and you have to be open to yeah that it's

[00:10:39] in the moment kind of thing you're this might not might be funny but something might be better

[00:10:46] you have to you have to get out of the way for that but then it doesn't mean that that material

[00:10:50] it doesn't fit somewhere else yeah down the road so I can only imagine what it's like sitting there

[00:10:57] when you'd have to make commentary on existing properties it does take a little of the pressure out

[00:11:04] that you don't have to create the main content you just haven't created the filler content

[00:11:11] exactly but the thing that really fascinates me in why we're having a conversation about which

[00:11:18] botcamp might you be in is the notion that this goofy little concept the idea that we're going to

[00:11:27] all the things that people did naturally in a theater if you saw something and it could even be

[00:11:33] a good movie you just might find do you have a different twist or take on that moment and yeah

[00:11:39] whether you say it out loud or not it's there they I mean Joel latched onto that notion

[00:11:47] and turned it into a series but not just that we were going to do this that I made characters too

[00:11:55] now now I've written actual characters into this show and we've all become attached to them

[00:12:04] so the fact that we can have a conversation about these puppets

[00:12:09] that they haven't actually under-added and created a personality a life and breathed it into

[00:12:16] these and they were there just for the purpose of making fun of these films exactly

[00:12:22] it's insane that that's a thing and it's one of those things because like some of

[00:12:28] stuff we talked about as we led up into the recording um yeah you're it's now split into errors

[00:12:38] so many errors yeah so when we talk Tom Servo and KroT robot you have to also go are we talking

[00:12:46] trace blue are we talking? first is I said my favorite house and he's not even the main house

[00:12:51] I just like his sense of villainy where he is like do you think I was going to give you an easy way out

[00:13:01] and then like I can't watch for season mystery science theater because and I'm liking on the

[00:13:09] the voice actor for Tom and Josh Hodson as yes I'm sure enough but but that take on Tom was so bland

[00:13:20] and so dry that that it didn't work it wasn't till Kevin Murphy stepped into the role

[00:13:27] uh this is where he kept a so it also varies because sometimes the movie's so bad it's hard to

[00:13:31] enjoy the jokes and other times the movie's perfect but the host segments are kind of man not really

[00:13:37] related so no you always get the head and miss that is the up and down of the entire show and series

[00:13:44] you gotta be in a certain mood I mean it's it's literally made for 4 a.m oh yeah and then yeah

[00:13:52] and then we have the the comedy channel comedy central era which is probably the golden age of

[00:14:00] mystery science theater and don't you find ironic that every single distributor before they made

[00:14:05] the guzzamal plex never realized what they had right comedy hated it sci-fi hated it Netflix didn't give

[00:14:14] shit right Netflix just wanted content here make yeah they didn't care who was fun your

[00:14:20] out of fun to get started in the first place so yeah I really cost them anything and I saw the

[00:14:26] live shows and the fans are just always lovely in person and if they don't like something they won't

[00:14:31] pick her or anything they'll be like yeah yeah jose to me Jonah what talks too fast or

[00:14:37] mics a little over the top is like well hey whatever floats your boat dude just don't be a trick

[00:14:43] about it right exactly and what most people just say that for online yeah we have I have been in a

[00:14:50] few different groups and had to get rid of some people who were just acting like

[00:14:55] anything without Mike this garbage or Joel is ripping them off asking for crowdfunding is like

[00:15:00] I'm god but get out of the house once in a while yeah no if those are your hot butt

[00:15:06] items you need more in your life Jonah had a hysterical joke before he was getting started where

[00:15:11] his like at worst it's gonna be a doctor who's situation where I'm the worst of the doctors

[00:15:18] well and people will say I'm not Joel or Mike and he's like no shit

[00:15:21] and in Jonah's time during the Netflix iteration of it um yeah my only commentary for any of that is

[00:15:29] they they wouldn't let the movie run yeah they they they had to constantly quit they got a little

[00:15:38] bored with the movie half the time and something they hadn't really done since season one where

[00:15:43] someone would have exposition and they'd be like hey look at these boring people but

[00:15:48] yeah now it was the struggle with the first season and I imagine the old public access version is

[00:15:56] early days Joel struggled with actually putting content in when you needed it so sometimes

[00:16:03] you'd sit there watching this terrible movie and we were just sitting there watching the terrible

[00:16:08] movie right then like now you need to say something yeah have the time you would remark hey the

[00:16:15] puppetry is kind of funny but I'm waiting for you to yeah maybe where's the joke uh sometimes they

[00:16:21] would have little small ones there but you had to be in a certain movie like when some actor looks

[00:16:26] very confused they'll say line please or they'll make us free stooches sound effect and like I need more

[00:16:32] that in less of the obscure references to shit 50 shows I when I was grateful to see the

[00:16:39] madzer back live back in 2017 uh I loved how Frank would keep calling off to the audience when he could

[00:16:47] tell the audience didn't understand a reference he's like google that shit

[00:16:53] well and that's what I was always fascinated with is um and thinking about this this came up in the 80s

[00:16:59] 90s so when this was created their wealth of knowledge to put against that I'm like man before the

[00:17:08] internet when you only had like they had what I had which is film history bugs but right you couldn't

[00:17:14] find all those movies on Turner Classic or even at every other video store so it was insane that

[00:17:22] they have this level of knowledge and intellect that was going into some of these jokes and like I

[00:17:28] don't know I see people now talk about our favorite comedies like anything from the office or

[00:17:33] community and like yeah but uh not all that kind of humor would have flown back in the day because

[00:17:40] it was hard to even get that kind of zany college humor you two level funnier dye kind of mentality

[00:17:46] we got now right yeah I look as well now yeah you we have the wealth of the internet you can go

[00:17:53] look all this stuff oh hell I miss the days of new grounds and finding legeroy Jenkins type videos

[00:17:59] where someone got bored one day and made a video that literally crashed the internet you know

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[00:19:33] the D.D. it's one's in the lifetime let's just remember the good times instead of I mean I do like

[00:19:39] how some of these short films are getting traction they're thinking of following up just wacky

[00:19:43] short films that have been kind of movie homages like they're doing a new kung fuori oh are they

[00:19:50] yeah with Schwarzenegger playing the villain like okay cool but kind of waiting a while on that so

[00:19:59] it's it's like you say the jokes are working against some comedians sometimes because we don't have

[00:20:04] patient people anymore and it's hard to get interested when you don't know what you'll get

[00:20:09] no so but so now so who's your mom you know I it is Crownell but

[00:20:18] so now so now is the better one I cannot deny it because me and my siblings just wanted to hang out

[00:20:24] with them because he just seemed like everyone's granddad in robot form this funny uncle and Crownell

[00:20:30] I know you could at least see him actually he actually has hands you know he's like see free

[00:20:35] peel but he's not whiny see uh to this day as much as I love Crow I am still solidly in the Tom

[00:20:47] servo category as long as we're talking um the Kevin Murphy yeah Kevin Murphy Tom Servo he

[00:20:54] in fact when I watch riff tracks I just I love Kevin Murphy he's definitely the strongest

[00:21:04] yeah Bill will play more into calling people idiots and Michael do impressions of people and

[00:21:09] Kevin always stays pretty much on the tracks as oh you got to be kidding you just the dry

[00:21:15] remarks mixed in with the perfect pop culture and like imitations of people and person in the music

[00:21:22] oh yeah well and his well half of what I can enjoy riff tracks for is when uh Kevin actually creates

[00:21:31] music for it absolutely the songs I listen to what all that was it's when somebody loves a shark or

[00:21:39] something well I just like even last last night caught a little bit of their uh because Pluto TV

[00:21:48] is excellent for yeah right it's a shortcut you don't have to buy every single $50 you know

[00:21:54] and I have to do that and and Pluto TV reminds me of what I used to like about um cable TV that

[00:22:01] that notion that you could find that thing that you could mindlessly turn on and enjoy you don't

[00:22:07] have to fully pay attention and you don't have to curate what you're watching it's I think that's

[00:22:13] whatever the schedule is following uh I think that's why this show has lasted so long some people

[00:22:17] would casually come into it I still know many people who will go to sleep watching it which is

[00:22:22] mind-blowing but I get it yeah it's it was a midnight show oftentimes so yeah I mean you might as well

[00:22:29] honestly part of what it's part of my nighttime routine a lot of time leave on the NST3K

[00:22:38] channel or the riff tracks channel as I drift off to sleep with the timer set on the TV

[00:22:43] but but no like Kevin Murphy in general like I was watching the one where they did uh it was riff

[00:22:51] tracks doing space-meeting the live show oh yeah and Kevin Murphy had even dressed as the captain

[00:22:59] of this ship from from there and the songs that he sang at the end of the during the credit

[00:23:07] sequence and all that that they just too funny they were amazing so did you see the guerrilla

[00:23:13] grams where they're trying to oh yeah the naked moments in the Starship Supervision?

[00:23:19] any moment where there might be a little bit of an R rating to it and then he always jokes for out both

[00:23:25] the film and the and even an interview for it where he's like uh how is it that everyone's

[00:23:33] offended by nudity but has no problem with people getting killed by bugs oh yeah no absolutely

[00:23:39] I always thought that was a music it's a strictly American culture thing we just

[00:23:47] say we are puritanical for whatever reason and I do not know why so we have this uh we have this

[00:23:55] weird fascination that somehow sex is bad but violence is good yeah but that's the other way

[00:24:02] the mpa makes no sense you know not at all but yeah so it's kind of funny and and um

[00:24:11] um kudos to the puppetry and all that or whatever but as much as a little red spark plug kind of

[00:24:20] a character would look like a person Kevin and Tom kind of have a look about them yes so they go

[00:24:30] together um it's actually makes it hard for me to watch any of the more current iterations of mystery

[00:24:38] science theater because without Kevin doing the voice Tom servos just not right yeah he's kind of more

[00:24:46] just for a hearty hard heart uh the two new voices ampton yow and kind of went for more sounded

[00:24:52] more like crow but he was going for more just the exaggerated kind of reaction uh and I get it

[00:24:58] everyone's busy but i'm just glad they killed all the rumors that hey we don't get along and like

[00:25:04] wonder that happened yeah no uh yeah i yeah as the show ended or as some of the cast left

[00:25:11] we both know a lucky cheddar uh no they live in la minnesota and other places that they're just all

[00:25:18] over the map and some wanted to try something else for real yeah trace doesn't want to put his back

[00:25:24] out puppeteering anymore I can respect that yeah totally when he gave that interview it reminded me

[00:25:29] of christ wallas who did the effects on enemy mind and grimlands and it's the same kind of deal is like

[00:25:35] broke my damn back to operating that thing yeah you know sometimes the body tells you you can't do

[00:25:40] these things yeah yeah i'm sure Kevin doesn't want to do it anymore and frank probably just wants to

[00:25:46] see the bad movies rather than pick them out and be blamed for picking a shitty movie

[00:25:52] yeah mike and joe always had it a little easier oh dolly yeah because they had to be the front man

[00:25:59] and figure out what kind of humor you know joe does probs and like does song and costumes and yeah

[00:26:06] oh yeah no i and actually uh it was one of those i'm actually fascinated by the whole story behind

[00:26:14] everything for the most part because like when i'm watching as a teenager and all that at the time

[00:26:23] i'm not paying attention to things like even the credits that roll by and it was stunning to me

[00:26:30] as i learned more that like yeah mike nelson basically there from the beginning he just

[00:26:36] wasn't on screen i always dug his various recurring characters including playing michael fine-stine

[00:26:44] the pianist oh yeah but and uh torgo the white they could found out the lore of the rings but if

[00:26:50] monos the hands of fate was at a dark fantasy world but yeah i mean in an whose line definitely remind me how

[00:26:58] breaking into song could still be funny even if you weren't a fan of singing growing up right

[00:27:04] just like the fearlessness of it is just something to behold yeah there's something about

[00:27:10] breaking out into song oh that that that that's a line for don't quit your day job

[00:27:17] yeah like to this day uh if i were to try to sing and have other people hear it um there's

[00:27:27] that there's a creepiness about that and and and it's a little more but so maybe and maybe that's part

[00:27:35] of my fascination with the tom servo character and kevin murphy in particular because he just does

[00:27:43] it so naturally it just happens and the fact that he's just good yeah have you ever seen any of his ktma

[00:27:50] like bumpers he would do oh no i haven't yeah he he did all kinds of stuff he did a mock news report segment

[00:27:57] he did all kinds of other stuff just to pill up content for that and you can kind of see how the

[00:28:03] the wheels were already turning in his mind and he's just again he just he went for it

[00:28:09] yep no you have to lose and that that i think that's part of what i admire at least with him it is

[00:28:17] that he can overcome those things and whether however it's going to be received

[00:28:23] gonna do they have to do it and the the fact that all of them were kind of interchanging is like okay

[00:28:29] you direct this segment or you help with the lights and puppetry this segment while i do

[00:28:35] i think it's was fascinated with the show overall about so much it's just how

[00:28:40] everybody had to contribute no matter what and we did it all on a shoestring budget and everything flew

[00:28:49] i mean before we had far escape it was literally just an off-color kind of muppets that you

[00:28:55] could still watch with kids well yeah and then because and i know because uh um

[00:29:01] chrysaniett actually gone to a convention one of the mystery science theater conventions

[00:29:07] in miniapolis st. Paul um and it was right after they did the they actual theatrical movie

[00:29:14] so when they did this island earth and all that and it was fun to meet the cast and go to

[00:29:20] best brains put the productions but i was always enamored with just how they put even their sets

[00:29:27] and stuff together that they're just an amalgam whatever they could get their hands on it the i mean

[00:29:34] the puppets alone too were just made out of a bunch of other stuff

[00:29:40] so i know i would spend time researching how they

[00:29:44] look with the little things that went on there but actually the little things

[00:29:48] i actually own all the parts to make atom servo i just haven't sat down

[00:29:53] uh man i was i bought a chair to build gypsy one time and then when covid hit i said you know

[00:29:59] what i'm gonna work on my wishmaster costume instead i'm i i don't have time for this

[00:30:05] but yeah no i have a box with all the tom servo parts and the stuff to make him a puppet

[00:30:11] and just have it sat down and built him yet but hence why i'm forever in the tom servo camp

[00:30:19] and you go good way to end it but yeah also so true i mean he is the easiest of the bots to

[00:30:29] to build for sure and oh well yeah i just bought mine on evay for 300 bucks but yeah i got crow here too

[00:30:36] and i actually prefer him more because he can be more animated with his hands and move his eyes and

[00:30:41] mouth around but the problem is his antenna is way more sensitive it's a bad man and you know

[00:30:48] and yeah so he's better to just stay in place versus come down and stare is and carry that hard

[00:30:55] yeah tom being fairly just a thing i have no all those no moving parts other than the head and the beach

[00:31:02] yeah uh you do have to be careful with his uh little uh stringy pull that makes his mouth move

[00:31:11] because it's fragile too well yeah because then you have to disassemble the whole thing that

[00:31:17] just get to restring it if you'd like to yeah

[00:31:25] funny how it all works it is indeed

[00:31:30] well i'm glad you could be here and i appreciate the invite anytime i

[00:31:36] anything you want to plug or promote or teach that's coming out soon that's for next year especially

[00:31:43] yeah no christinae i still have to come up with a theme for next year uh it was kind of funny how the

[00:31:49] way this show ended up working is yes it is like when i came on to be his co-host um i just happened

[00:31:58] to notice as we would uh pick um movies to watch they started clumping into groups oh yeah um

[00:32:07] and then that kind of evolved into okay we'll do themes for a period of time and then we went

[00:32:14] bigger and decided to turn years into an entire theme and so now that we've kind of started that

[00:32:22] i'm curious what we'll come up with for next year anything you can find your cheap on

[00:32:29] you know streaming without breaking your wallet well that's the beauty of being called

[00:32:35] time shifters uh is we can do whatever we want from wherever we can time shift

[00:32:45] there's all kinds of them i'm actually gonna sometimes this month send out all kinds of movies and tv

[00:32:51] and video games to friends and podcasting colleagues in the mail because they're none of them are

[00:32:57] on streaming these particular shows and blue rays we're talking everything from certain yellow

[00:33:05] blue rays to shows like millennium oh wow yeah well and this goes right now with streaming in and of

[00:33:12] itself is that the fact that they're taking whole catalogs of stuff down yeah replace and

[00:33:19] fix them for this so that we could watch those things and you're taking them away

[00:33:24] god damn it yeah it's paying any ass it is that hopefully you'll get better especially when they

[00:33:30] realize we need more shit right like like freebies way better they want to charge more but take away

[00:33:39] contact and like no no no no it doesn't work that bad yeah yeah and you're gonna just keep losing people

[00:33:46] at least freebies way better than when it was imdb pro or tv where you're just like there's way

[00:33:52] more ads than there is content now it's short it's a little more balanced i'm enjoying that some of

[00:33:59] them are also building in the counter on how many ads they're about to show you the the counter

[00:34:07] and it kind of gets you more involved with the show when you go on indiv can i see it on indiv

[00:34:14] itself can i at least redirect into five other sites before i find a different way to find it

[00:34:20] and shame on all the other guys it removed other shows that are pretty much lost in the

[00:34:26] abyss they will never get a dbd or blu ray release there right now on their party side you brought

[00:34:34] up freebie that's one of the things my son and i my son has become very enamored with night court

[00:34:41] nice i had nowhere to find night court till free there yeah yeah so that was awesome

[00:34:47] you might still be able to find some of like briscoe county or

[00:34:52] firefly on there soon but yeah briscoe county i need access to again i need to finish i started

[00:34:59] rewatching it on somebody was streaming i think amazon had it for a little while and then i

[00:35:04] pulled it and i wasn't done rewatching it yes and i'm holding brusquit Campbell to his word he said

[00:35:11] i'm interested in revisiting that i'm like you better oh yeah no i would absolutely

[00:35:15] freemore of that i need something else besides doing ash Williams for the bedtime because like

[00:35:20] that was two point oh that was ash Williams if he was indiana jones and in a steam punk western you know

[00:35:26] right no that that was awesome so i love to see some more of that and we just got to have

[00:35:32] fire half these azaxi who don't like and don't want to own their stuff because like when i see

[00:35:38] stars and epics and even now mgm and all these other channels just canceling half their repertoire of

[00:35:47] skills and content i'm like why did you green light those if you didn't actually want it you

[00:35:54] don't deserve the credit you know deserve the emis no not at all own it own it

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