Aug. 27, 2024
My Bodyguard (1980): Bullying, Friendship and ’80s Cinema
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RSS Feed Henrique and David conclude their Martin Mull tribute with My Bodyguard (1980), Tony Bill’s Chicago coming-of-age drama written by Alan Ormsby. Chris Makepeace plays new student Clifford Peache, whose refusal to pay protection money makes him a target for bully Melvin Moody, played by Matt Dillon. Clifford responds by hiring feared loner Ricky Linderman—Adam Baldwin in his film debut—only to discover that the student behind the rumors is grieving, guarded and far more vulnerable than his reputation suggests.
The hosts trace how Clifford’s transactional plan grows into a genuine friendship. Ricky coaches Clifford through the final fight, while Clifford helps Ricky reconnect with the motorcycle and painful family history he abandoned. Rather than presenting bullying as a problem solved by a bigger fighter, the film examines shame, rumor, complicity and the cycle created when protection becomes another form of control. Martin Mull and Ruth Gordon add warmth as Clifford’s father and grandmother.
This became the program’s longest episode at that point because the story opened a candid conversation about the hosts’ own childhood experiences with bullying. They share those memories without naming or humiliating other people, connecting them to the movie’s central lesson about looking beyond a feared outsider’s reputation. David recalls discovering the film during quarantine through a friend’s long-standing recommendation; Henrique experiences it for the first time in preparation for this recording.
The review praises Baldwin’s restrained breakthrough performance, Makepeace’s imperfect but sympathetic lead and Dillon’s frighteningly believable Moody. Chicago streets, elevated trains and hotel interiors give the movie a vivid sense of place, captured by cinematographer Michael D. Margulies. Production history also notes the film debuts of Joan Cusack, Jennifer Beals and Dean Devlin, plus its growth from a modest opening into a word-of-mouth success and cable favorite.
Both hosts give My Bodyguard a strong rent-it recommendation, calling it a feel-good film that earns its uplift by taking Ricky’s pain seriously. Their companion picks—Over the Edge, Angus, The Karate Kid and Harriet the Spy—continue the themes of friendship, empathy and young people learning to resist intimidation. The result preserves the original episode’s tangents and emotion while centering the performances, Chicago setting and enduring anti-bullying message.
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My Bodyguard is sensitive and gripping. It's rocky, breaking away
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and mourn.
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It's brilliant, says Marilyubank, syndicated calumnists. It's a beautifully acted
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story of friendship. Is touching and funny, says sixteen Magazine,
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and Rona Barrett says it's as refreshing as lemonade on
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a hot afternoon.
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Don't this the sleeper of the summer? To see My Bodyguard?
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Brandon PG now showing it a select theater near you.
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Check your local newspaper for showtimes.
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In a world where podcasts reign supreme, two friends dare
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to ask.
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Do You Even?
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Movie? Hosted by filmmaker Enrique Kuto and movie aficionado David
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de Neuer.
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Spoiler alert, Hello, my friends, and welcome back to Do
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You Even?
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Movie?
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I am, of course your host Enrique Kuto here with
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my good buddy and co host double D David de Nooiller. Greetings.
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Not to be confused with my bodyguard. He is in
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no way willing to protect me physically.
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No comment, I'm not even commenting on that one.
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Well, you don't want to put out into the ether
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that you would jump in front of a bullet for me.
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I mean I've I've bodyguarded before.
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Now I don't.
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I don't know if I've got bodyguard for you ever, No,
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I think about it.
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Maybe well maybe like once?
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Does this mean maybe once?
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No?
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No, no, like listening, I'm listening.
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Maybe once.
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I think I protected you on one of the few
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attractions we went to. Maybe once. But then I also
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usually give them your name.
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But that's that's shitty.
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But that's that's not even an actual.
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Ah you say that.
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I mean I've also like I've also pulled people back
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at concerts, like if like a pit's opened up in
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front of us.
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Sometimes I've done that. I've done somebody guarding. But I'm
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not I'm not for hire.
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No, I mean, they're not actually going to hurt me
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on the hunt, you know, do you know? I mean
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not in the moment. No, No, because I enjoy myself.
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You enjoy the fe I don't sit there like you
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do at the movie theater going No, No, that.
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Can't really happen. Now, now that's how you are.
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We just went and saw a retrospective screening of Terminator.
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Yes, the original Terminator of the New four K four
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K Remaster, handled by James Cameron himself.
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And that has a bunch of terror scenes in it.
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And I did not WinCE once.
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Actually you did WinCE. Twin Win.
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There was one of the big explosions.
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You jumped.
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Oh, I said, damn because it was way bigger than
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I remembered it being. And also it was four K.
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We weren't even seeing it in four K. But transfer soup,
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I really like that transfer I don't know. And the
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make in the part where he's cutting his face open,
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he looked like plastic. Smart ass. Well, let's have a
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let's play a game. I want to play a game. Okay,
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let's see how long I can hold the sneeze in.
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Oh.
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I have to sneeze so bad? Uh? I should I
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should have hit the I want to play a game.
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But do you ever hear the trick of looking at
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lights to get your sneeze out? Like I will.
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I could stare at this light right now and if
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I had to sneeze, it would come out.
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Well, I've heard of kids staring at the sun to
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make themselves sneeze. That was on Pete and Pete that.
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But I'm an adult. If I want to sneeze, I'll
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fucking sneeze.
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Oh, Dude, if I look at a bright light, I
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can sneeze, Like I.
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Prove it, I can't. I don't have you. You are
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literally I have no sneeze right now. You are literally
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surrounded by bright light.
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And I don't have to sneeze right now. I yes,
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they're ones behind us, all of them very bright. I
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see all of them, but I don't have to sneeze
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right now.
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That's the difference between you and those lights.
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We are into this show about four minutes now and
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haven't even probably said the title of the shows to
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this conversation.
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Yeah, that's called uh not burying the lead.
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Yes, also, tangents, We are good at them tangents. As
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many times as I mispronounced words on that show, don't
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do that to Ava.
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On that show, on this show, daddy, Oh god sou
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but now we did. We did just go see Terminator. Yeah.
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The only part of the screening I didn't appreciate was
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that nobody applauded.
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Yeah, you were the only one who applaud.
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At the Yeah, you didn't even join me to applaud.
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I went like that, And then when I saw no one,
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I was just like, this is the.
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Guy who was like I don't even care. This is
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the guy who was like, I mean, i've like protected
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you before.
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Hey, you you didn't start the applause at the Crow screening,
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but you did join in, so I'll give you the of.
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Course I would applaud. I let me tell you something
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right now. The people who say like, uh, like, I've
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seen memes where people try to.
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Be all chat about like people who applauded movies.
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It's not like anybody from the movies here to hear.
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That's not the point.
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It's also that joke in the in the commercial they
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show sometimes for the movies that insurance commercials that I
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love that you'll have to be here like your parents,
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because remember that was the one joke where he's like, oh, he's.
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Like, no one who made the movie here, fuck you.
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You applaud to show appreciation for the entertainment you had.
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And and I'm not saying I'm not like I don't
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applaud every to every movie I go to. But if
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I'm with a big crowd and we clearly all are
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into it, that's the best I applaud. Yes, That's that's
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all there is to it. And I don't give a
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fuck what anybody.
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Thinks, and I did do win you for the applause,
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and then I just slowly dropped down.
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I literally I started applying with nobody doing.
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I don't give a shit shit, yeah, but I stand
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by it.
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The one thing I'll also say about the new transfer
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in just getting to see on the big screen, we
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have this conversation in the car on the way over here.
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That movie is so different from the sequel that I
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think people forget that that movie has a lot more
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horror and thriller elements than action elements.
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I think people it's easy, I guess, for them to forget.
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As a kid seeing Terminator one first, yeah, I remember
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being very surprised by how dark Terminator one was, Yeah,
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and being a little perturbed, but then of course also
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loving it and being a way too young horror consumer anymore.
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You didn't see two before you saw one. I saw
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two before one. That's literally just sorry.
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I thought I heard differently because I was the same
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way I saw two before I saw the first one.
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Yeah, I think that that's just the way it goes
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for kids. If you were a kid in the early
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nineties or in your case whatever, I don't know, I
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was never I see see but no, no, no, no, no,
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what I dave.
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I mean, I'm picking on you, sure, because your piece
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of shit.
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But but my point is, hey, all right, we're over,
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nice night for a walk. Huh wash dat tomorrow? Nothing clean? Right?
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No?
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But my point wasn't that as I was saying that,
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I was like, I was realizing. I was like, you know,
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because I was growing up the early nineties. I was like,
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but I don't actually know what it was like to
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grow up in the late nineties or anything like that.
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I don't only know my experience, but in my experience,
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I mean, Terminator one has a frontal nudity sex scene
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and the opening scene a guy gets his heart ripped out.
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Right before you see that guy's dong swinging as he
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walks over to do it.
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You didn't see Arnold's.
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Totally did this time?
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You totally did this time? You interrupted me? Oh go ahead,
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I said, I was gonna say, you didn't see his
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dong on VHS. Oh okay, that's what I was.
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Fact that that is not clearly swinging in the movie.
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No, no, you didn't see on VHS. And my point
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is I'm sure you saw that.
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You didn't you definitely saw his dong in the theater probably,
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I mean on thirty five millimeter you saw his dong
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as long as the bulb.
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Wasn't like, you know, running out of power.
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Yeah. So, but my point is nobody brought children to
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see the terminator when it first ran up. The really
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cool parents. I think that would be a stretch even then,
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the terminate. I mean, well, i'm talking kid. When I'm
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saying kid, i'm talking under ten.
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Okay, that's fair.
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No, no, no, cool parents.
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Were definitely taking their thirteen year old son's seat the terminator,
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There's no doubt about it. Yeah, and show off with
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your father's So anyway, here we go again. Well you're
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the one who to end our mulling around in August.
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Good name again, Patrick, as opposed to.
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The disgusting name that he wanted to give it, mulgust.
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Where we're celebrating the works of Martin Mull, albeit the
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film works as as occasional as possible as he may
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be in them. We're covering the nineteen eighty film My
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Bodyguard is correct, and Martin Ull does have a decent
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role in it, and he is a poignant role, a
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role that matters for sure. It's not like the Player
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where he's an extra.
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He doesn't even say it work, he's a featured extra.
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He looks at his menu and looks at the like
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look over by the camera, and then looks back down
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and we never see him again.
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Yep, great pick. But as movie as we end mulling
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around for August.
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Yes, mulling around for August.
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You you always get so bent out of shape when
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I throw like, you know, uh, taunting for like having
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a father, or taunting for having a good experience in school,
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or taunting for having friends when you were a kid,
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or whatever it may be. And then you pick a
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kid like movies that are just about being kids in school,
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which is only gonna make me bring up like horribly
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depressing details of my life.
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But but I have to I have to be clear
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about it, especially with this one. I have to be clear.
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Even though this movie was.
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In my radar when I was in.
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High school high school, even though it was it was
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all my radar when I was in high school, I
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didn't get to this movie until like five years ago,
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six years ago.
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I'm not saying we watched it.
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So it's about school, I know, I know, But more so,
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like I've I've stumbled back into a lot more or
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movies that go into topics that I didn't like, really
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think about at the time.
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But being that I have you as a friend, that
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points out the luckiness.
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Co host, co host, the luckiness I had in my
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experience of growing up and whatnot, compared to yours and
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a lot of people you had.
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You had a very very nice and I as much
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as I'll give you ship for it, yeah, i'd rather
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been more food insecure when you were a kid, so
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Point my point being, and all this, this is god,
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this is a perfect wrap my point being.
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You don't identify, don't identify it, thank you.
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