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Rembert Browne

A named participant in the archived White Men Can’t Jump episode.

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3
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Remember the Titans

2000 film

Bill Simmons · Shea Serrano · Rembert Browne

Aired October 8, 2019

Major League

1989 film

Bill Simmons · Rembert Browne

Aired April 10, 2019

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Major League The Rewatchables
Major League

The Neil McCauley “A Book about Metals” Award for Best Line from the Movie

Split: Lou Brown’s “win the whole fucking thing”; Pedro Cerrano’s “I do it myself”

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Approx. transcript time · 01:15:26Read transcript
  • Candidates include ‘This guy is dead. Cross him off,’ ‘hats for bats,’ ‘just a bit outside,’ and ‘How’s your wife and my kids?’ — Bill Simmons
  • The declaration 'fuck you, Joe Boo, I do it myself' is a finalist. — Bill Simmons
  • Jake Taylor's library question about the whale section in Moby Dick is nominated. — Rembert Browne
  • Willie Mays Hayes saying they should have gotten a live chicken is nominated. — Rembert Browne
  • Willie Mays Hayes calling his first steal a step toward the Hall of Fame is nominated. — Rembert Browne
  • The owner's 'I hate this fucking song' reaction to Wild Thing is nominated. — Rembert Browne
  • Bill Simmons chooses Lou Brown's 'win the whole fucking thing' line. — Bill Simmons
  • Rembert Browne says he loves 'hats for bats' but selects the Jobu line as his favorite. — Rembert Browne
Major League The Rewatchables
Major League

Most Rewatchable Scene

The final-game run from Pedro Cerrano’s home run through Rick Vaughn striking out Clu Haywood

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Approx. transcript time · 00:22:25Read transcript
  • The first spring-training arrival, the red-tag reveal, and Serrano's first Jobu scene are nominated early. — Rembert Browne
  • The 'screw the owner, let's do this' scene where the manager gathers the team is another nominee. — Bill Simmons
  • Serrano's home run in the Yankees game is treated as one of the strongest choices. — Bill Simmons
  • Rick Vaughn’s Wild Thing entrance and walk from the bullpen are nominated separately from his final strikeout. — Bill Simmons
  • Vaughn striking out Haywood, including the pitch selection and Haywood's reaction, is a central finalist. — Bill Simmons
  • The running bunt, Willie Mays Hayes scoring, and the team celebration are praised as well-filmed final-game moments. — Bill Simmons
  • Rembert Browne adds the team’s American Express commercial as an alternative rewatchable scene. — Rembert Browne
  • The discussion settles on the whole final-game run, with the home run through the strikeout singled out as the peak. — Rembert Browne
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