Happy Gilmore The Rewatchables
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Most Rewatchable Scene

Opening credits; Kevin Nealon energy scene; unresolved: auction scene, batting cage with Chubbs, Bob Barker fight (one later switched to the opening credits; picker unidentified)

In the discussion (16)
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  • A coin flip settles that the opening credits count as their own candidate; they include the hockey footage, the skate line, Happy with his dad and the fake-penis rake and gas-pump sequence.
  • The opening origin story is called insane and dark: the mother moves to Egypt, the father dies at a hockey game, and Richard Kiel takes a nail in the head.
  • A child's first viewing of the gas-pump bit and the first documented "you think you better than me" are recalled; the credits are scored with Tuesday's Gone.
  • Tuesday's Gone is called the best Skinner song; it was also used in a 1993 film rendered 'days and confused' in the transcript, and the band got a bump from Sweet Home Alabama in Forrest Gump.
  • The girlfriend breakup is called a direct rip-off of Stripes, still amazing in execution.
  • The Waterbury Open double bogey with the shirt off and Jump Around is a candidate, along with the driving-range invitation and the batting cage.
  • The Chubbs alligator line is a favorite joke.
  • The clubhouse scene with the gold jackets and the ninth-green sprinkler trick is called the best.
  • The Bob Barker fight at the Pepsi Pro Am is a candidate; Barker's real boxing stance and the MTV Movie Awards best fight are recalled.
  • The happy place, tainted and pure, is a candidate, and Julie Bowen is called a rocket ship from that scene.
  • Joe Flaherty's Red Lobster subplot with Shooter, Frankenstein's foot, the auction scene and the Ben Stiller subplot are added as candidates.
  • The Bob Barker scene is called the best and most rewatchable, including Barker getting madder in the build-up.
  • The first picks named are the auction scene, the batting cage with Chubbs, and Barker.
  • One participant switches their pick to the opening credits, and another says they might do the same; who switched is not identified.
  • The Kevin Nealon energy scene is called a favorite and was a constant reference on the Uncut Gems set.
  • During a later category, one participant says the rewatchable went to Barker, and another asks whether they changed the rewatchable to the opening sequence; the question is not answered.