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Apex Mountain

Rob Lowe near this period; several subject-specific debates.

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Mila Kunis Forgetting Sarah Marshall Award: Is This the Hottest This Person Has Ever Been in a Movie?

Rob Lowe: later West Wing or Parks and Recreation era; Demi Moore: Indecent Proposal leads a divided field.

Flex pick · Bill Simmons

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  • For Rob Lowe, this movie is rejected because of the 1980s hair; older appearances in The West Wing or Parks and Recreation are preferred. — Bill Simmons
  • For Demi Moore, G.I. Jane, The Substance, and Indecent Proposal are proposed. — Mallory Rubin
  • Indecent Proposal receives the strongest support. — Bill Simmons
  • Disclosure is added as another Demi Moore candidate. — Bill Simmons
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Picking Nits

Pat friendship; apartment painting; light continuity; diner financing; character ages.

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  • Debbie continuing to socialize with Pat after Pat pursues Danny is challenged.
  • Danny’s hostile reaction to Debbie painting the apartment is challenged. — Chris Ryan
  • The breakup scene’s light continuity is challenged. — Bill Simmons
  • Danny’s ability to finance and open the diner is challenged.
  • Danny’s claim to have spent his life in restaurant-supply sales is challenged because he is about 24. — Mallory Rubin
  • A sentimental cloth left on the kitchen table is criticized as an implausible place for an item that must stay clean. — Mallory Rubin
  • Danny’s wardrobe and narrow Chicago-sports interests are questioned.
  • The omitted basketball game is identified as a missing chance to establish Danny and Bernie’s playing roles. — Bill Simmons
  • Debbie’s boss pursuing her so openly is challenged as inconsistent with her response.
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Probably Unanswerable Questions

Did Bernie see the Cubs win? Were his stories true? Where are the four leads from?

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  • The panel asks whether Bernie lived to see the Cubs win the 2016 World Series and concludes he likely did not.
  • The panel asks whether Bernie’s stories were real and answers no. — Chris Ryan
  • The panel asks whether all four central characters came from Chicago or nearby.
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