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Wayne's World
Wayne's World
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Stan Mikita
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Apex Mountain
Carvey; Lorne Michaels; Aurora; Grey Poupon parodies; Shitty Beatles
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Approx. transcript time · 01:22:26Read transcript
- Myers is rejected in favor of Austin Powers. — Bill Simmons
- Carvey receives a yes at the height of his film and SNL popularity, including playing Garth with U2 at the VMAs. — Kyle Brandt
- Lorne Michaels receives a yes for rebuilding SNL and extending into successful movies. — Bill Simmons
- Aurora, Illinois receives a definite yes. — Bill Simmons
- Carrere initially receives a yes, but the discussion leans toward the bigger True Lies despite her less distinctive role there. — Bill Simmons
- Stan Mikita is rejected in favor of his earlier hockey career. — Bill Simmons
- Grey Poupon commercial parodies receive a yes. — Kyle Brandt
- Prostate-exam glove jokes are assigned to Fletch instead. — Bill Simmons
- Delaware initially receives a yes, then Joe Flacco’s Super Bowl MVP wins the argument over this film and other alternatives. — Kyle Brandt
- The Shitty Beatles receive a definite yes. — Bill Simmons
- Alice Cooper and Rob Lowe are rejected; St. Elmo’s Fire into About Last Night is proposed for Lowe. — Bill Simmons
- Fictional rock bands are compared, with Stillwater winning over Crucial Taunt and alternatives including Spinal Tap, Wyld Stallyns, School of Rock, Steel Dragon, the Pinheads and Citizen Dick. — Bill Simmons
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Set friction; Mirthmobile sale; Cantonese; final scene; guitars; donut shop
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Approx. transcript time · 01:20:01Read transcript
- Spheeris reportedly described Myers as emotionally needy and increasingly difficult, with complaints about repeated headbanging takes. — Bill Simmons
- A bagel-margarine walkout story and publicist pushback are recounted; final-cut conflict reportedly prevented Spheeris directing the sequel. — Bill Simmons
- The 1976 Pacer appeared on Pawn Stars, was restored and reportedly sold in 2016 for $37,400. — Bill Simmons
- Myers’s supposed Cantonese is described as unintelligible gibberish that made Carrere suppress laughter. — Bill Simmons
- The hood-of-the-car Bugs Bunny conversation was reportedly the last scene filmed. — Bill Simmons
- Fender made Wayne’s World signature Stratocasters. — Bill Simmons
- Stan Mikita’s is described as fictional, with its scenes reportedly filmed at Tim Hortons. — Bill Simmons
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