Stepping in early, one host says Robert Downey Jr. (transcribed 'Danny Jr.') as Kevin would make it a better movie; the other says he likes Andrew McCarthy. The name is spoken as 'Robert Downey as Kevin is the sweet spot' at 148. — Bill Simmons
For the Wendy part, an era-specific, better-looking brunette is sought: Daphne Zuniga (transcribed 'Daphne Zaniga'), contrasting with Demi Moore; the reply is "I like that." — Bill Simmons
Justine Bateman is raised and rejected as too famous given her 1985 show. — Chris Ryan
There is not a lot of unintentional comedy in the film, but Pong playing in the background on Robert Downey's houseboat is offered, along with that whole scene and his 'I live on a boat' line about someone writing a book; it is likened to the firecrackers in Boogie Nights as a choice that affects every moment you watch, a category for such choices is jokingly proposed, Pong is called excellent, and a host has no doubt it comes from Graysmith's own account or testimony.
