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Tommy Boy

1995 film

Bill Simmons · Sean Fennessey · Cousin Sal

Aired April 3, 2020

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This Is the End

What’s Aged the Best?

Danny McBride, personal dynamics, specificity, and fan service

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Approx. transcript time · 00:33:52Read transcript
  • Danny McBride is the leading answer because he repeatedly broke the other actors during filming.
  • The David Spade theory of nonthreatening celebrity desirability is said to be validated by Mindy Kaling’s Michael Cera speech.
  • The Jay–Seth friendship tension and their relationship with Seth’s Los Angeles friends feel rooted in real dynamics.
  • Jonah Hill and James Franco insulting one another is praised for blurring performance and real friction.
  • The timely Lindsay Lohan joke and Jonah identifying himself to God as being from Moneyball are praised.
  • The enormous demon anatomy, recurring jokes about Seth, and period pop-culture references are praised for specificity.
  • The detailed apocalypse inventory and its conversion into 127 Hours are praised.
  • Jay Baruchel’s later account of disliking Jonah during filming is used to validate the tension onscreen.
  • Dicks up and Scarface style are praised as compact group-decision jokes.
  • Superbad and Pineapple Express fan service is praised for supplying reunion energy without conventional sequels.
  • Combining a one-night party comedy with Night of the Living Dead is praised as a potent premise.
  • Jonah's dog Aja and the video-confessional device are praised.
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Tommy Boy

Apex Mountain

Chris Farley; David Spade; brake pads; "Holy schnikes"

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Approx. transcript time · 01:14:34Read transcript
  • Chris Farley is at Apex Mountain, with 100 percent agreement.
  • David Spade is a yes; younger viewers know him as the Grown Ups guy, and like Mike and the Mad Dog the two must go together.
  • Julie Warner is proposed but countered with Doc Hollywood and its emerging-from-the-water moment; Tommy Boy has lived on more; Michael J. Fox is taller than her there.
  • The Midwest is proposed and doubted, with the Packers' Super Bowl the next year and Wisconsin mentioned.
  • Brake pads get a 100 percent yes.
  • He could not describe what a brake pad does. — Bill Simmons
  • 'Holy schnikes' is suggested and liked; Farley reportedly took it from John Candy in Planes, Trains and Automobiles, which the movie resembles; 'son of a' is used about a dozen times.
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Reality Bites

The Dion Waiters Award for Best Heat Check Performance

The unrecognized actor playing Lelaina’s stepfather

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  • John Mahoney is proposed for Grant from Good Morning Grant.
  • David Spade has one effective scene in his familiar comic mode.
  • A cameo candidate is named only in the unresolved transcript form “Indie Dick.”
  • Jeanne Tripplehorn’s uncredited cameo is easy to miss.
  • The actor playing Winona Ryder’s mother’s new husband wins because every brief appearance produces a joke, even though the panel cannot name him.
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