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Rewatchables episodes featuring Teri Polo’s films
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Apex Mountain
No affirmative selection
In the discussion (1)
Approx. transcript time · 01:16:23Read transcript
- Travolta, Vaughn, Buscemi, Terry Polo, divorce movies, and evil-stepfather movies are all rejected as Apex cases. — Chris Ryan
In the discussion (13)
Approx. transcript time · 01:29:02Read transcript
- Stiller is placed in an Apex period between this film and Zoolander. — Bill Simmons
- De Niro is rejected. — Bill Simmons
- Nicorette gum is affirmed because it is prominently used and named. — Bill Simmons
- In-law films remain a two-film final between this and The In-Laws. — Bill Simmons
- Teri Polo is a definite yes. — Bill Simmons
- Septic-tank disasters are affirmed, distinguished from ordinary clogged-toilet jokes. — Kyle Brandt
- Lil’ Kim posters are affirmed. — Bill Simmons
- Smoking male nurses and the $24.99 strap-on are affirmed. — Bill Simmons
- Kitty litter is near the top, qualified by the memorable material actually being ashes. — Bill Simmons
- Atlantic American Airlines is floated jokingly without a settled answer. — Bill Simmons
- Subtle lacrosse-camp jokes are an emphatic yes. — Bill Simmons
- Lie detectors receive a strong case through the poster and central scene, challenged by Basic Instinct. — Kyle Brandt
- Cats in films, expanded jokingly to cats overall, receive enthusiastic support for performance and narrative importance. — Bill Simmons
What’s Aged the Best?
Lost luggage; eye gesture; Focker jokes; cameras; phat slang; monitoring business; Polo; Greg’s bad decisions
In the discussion (8)
Approx. transcript time · 00:43:34Read transcript
- Lost luggage is an effective engine for repeated jokes, forcing uncomfortable clothes, the swimsuit and a mistaken bag containing a strap-on. — Kyle Brandt
- Jack’s eye-pointing “I’m watching you” gesture remains effective. — Bill Simmons
- Repeatedly calling Greg Focker still gets laughs, especially during volleyball. — Kyle Brandt
- The teddy-bear camera anticipates ubiquitous hidden and doorbell cameras; pointing it at Dina adds a side gag. — Bill Simmons
- Stiller calling Lil’ Kim “phat” evokes TRL-era slang. — Bill Simmons
- Jack’s babysitter-monitoring business seems commercially plausible. — Bill Simmons
- Teri Polo’s appearance receives praise. — Bill Simmons
- Greg’s repeated bad decisions—flushing the toilet, letting Jinx out, smoking on the roof and substituting a painted cat—add rewatchable frustration. — Bill Simmons
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