Our humble adventurers learn about the scathing rivalry between Australia and New Zealand (by that we mean that every once in a while it is mentioned in a round-and-about way but we don’t take it too seriously and we mostly don’t take sides).

Episode Breakdown:

• We kick this episode off by celebrating our 20th episode, despite the fact this is episode 21! (The Harry Potter Lockdown Bonus episode we did was not in our plans when we recorded this).

• For our Tavern Talk segment, we’re thinking about a few statistics about our lives that we would be interested in knowing when we die and reach a higher state of being. Or something. (00:03:42).

• We then move on to our main discussion, which is all about Flight of the Conchords!

• We introduce the Flight of the Conchords comedy duo and the TV show (00:15:28).

• We talk about the experience we had watching the show (00:19:35).

• We discuss Flight of the Conchords’ strengths and weaknesses in different types of media (00:21:25).

• We talk about the general feel or atmosphere of the show (00:24:18).

• Ynon brings up how this show reminded him of Tenacious D’s TV show and we briefly compare the two (00:27:49).

• We discuss the music that is in the Flight of the Conchords’ show (00:28:56).

• We talk about our favorite parts from the series (00:29:56).

• We talk about the character of Murray and his part in the show (00:32:14).

• We talk about how this experience compares to other experiences we’ve had on previous episodes (00:36:04).

• We talk about other things that Jemaine and Bret have done in their careers (we had to mention Figwit) (00:37:52).

• We then ask the question that was on everyone’s mind: is Bret that hot? (00:41:59).

• We then mention the Footloose reference in the last episode of the series (00:44:38).

• We summarize our feelings towards Flight of the Conchords (00:45:37).

• Then, Ynon introduces the subject of our next episode - Woody Allen’s Annie Hall (IMDb) (00:47:47).

• Stick around and catch a promo for In Bed with Nikky (@DNikky162), you’ll want to get to know the Lovely Nikky! (00:51:04).

Flight of the Conchords - Jenny

Flight of the Conchords theme - all lines sung by Ynon Hermon

The episode was recorded on May 15th, and originally released on June 14th, 2020.

Episode Transcript

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[Music]

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[Music]

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in this episode of the cult request we

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use the tavern talk segment to talk

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about what info about our lives would

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like to have summed up once you're dead

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our main discussion is mostly about the

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first season of Flight of the Conchords

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and we finished by previewing the

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subject of our next episode Woody

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Allen's Annie Hall

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[Music]

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hello and welcome to the culture quest

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we are but humble adventurers and

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sometimes we see 1986 David Bowie from

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the movie labyrinth in our dreams as

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well before we start emergency podcast

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meeting Peter president bio present and

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anon present good thank you the

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listeners at home for taking part in our

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noble quest episode 20 well done guys

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let's take a minute and thank everyone

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who's been enjoying this podcast

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thanks yeah we really appreciate

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everyone who's chosen to spend their

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time with us quickly let me tell you so

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far on our quest we've encountered four

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movies three albums one was a live album

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three books one of them was a comic I

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wasn't sure if I was gonna count it as a

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book or category on its own we've done a

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documentary movie we've done a video

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game some classical music

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we've done three lockdown bonus episodes

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and one side quest that's it's quite a

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lot

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are we cultured yet a little bit more

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yeah like in terms of Judo I think we're

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yellow belt now oh he's yellow hi he's

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yellow just before back no you know the

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first one after white yeah so like we

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can beat people who are completely

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uncultured now I had a yellow belt in

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judo when I was 8 so we're we're getting

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better well there's some there's some

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tribes that still haven't like

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interacted with the world yet and

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they're like they're fully isolated so

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they're we're definitely more cultured

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than them you would say yeah so we can

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go we can go over there to say you

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haven't read oh yeah all star Superman

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play with our monocle that they wouldn't

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even have a clue of the judo belt system

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either all you know like we've had a few

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really interesting topics and a

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different variety of topics like look at

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the list I think it's a something to be

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proud of and we're only just beginning I

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think it's safe to say that we've been

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having a lot of fun doing each and every

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one of these episodes we'll learn a lot

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about culture and about ourself and I'll

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quickly mention that the best way to

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support this podcast if you enjoy this

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is to tell people about it

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if you know someone who might find this

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podcast to be pleasant let them know

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your friends will be impressed by the

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fact that you

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to obscure in the podcast um today we'll

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be discussing Flight of the Conchords

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but before we do that let's take a

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minute and enjoy some tavern talk okay

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so for this episode's tavern talk we're

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going to have a fun little discussion

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here's the idea when I was a kid I

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didn't think there's like an afterlife

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on it or anything I kind of thought that

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when you die everything kind of goes to

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black and and that's about it and for

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some reason I always wanted to believe

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that before everything goes to black you

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get this clipboard with a piece of paper

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on it that has you know all kinds of

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statistical data about your life and now

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that I'm older I kind of imagined it to

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be this Android tablet or something but

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never mind it has all the general stuff

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like how long you lived and how many

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friends you had and you know all the

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general stats but it also has every

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interesting step that you can think of

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and here's my question to you guys let's

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assume that like no matter what happens

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to you when you die you get this statute

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of your life what are the statistics

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you're scrolling down the list to find

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like what are the stats that you're most

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interested in

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I'll just start I read a few aphelion

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like this the there's the super obvious

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ones which is you you sort of want to

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know the ratio of genuine laughs - fake

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laughs in when you tell jokes that would

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be nice today

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yeah I got that one as well just like a

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80/20 70/30 would be nice you know mmhmm

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yeah honestly I'd go for fifty-fifty

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because I'm bad at telling jokes but

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Peter how would you feel if it's like

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the last thing you hear before

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disappearing to oblivion

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would be that no one ever laughs really

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laughs that would be rough though that

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would say yeah no I would feel like I

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would have in a war if it was zero there

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I feel like there's an award there I

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would also kind of like to know how many

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jokes went over my head oh that's a good

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one that's a good one yeah because I'd

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like to think that I'm good at getting

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jokes but I don't know I don't know how

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many I've missed and I'd like to know

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that's a rough one I hate not not

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getting jokes you feel like so she's

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twice the other super OB

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this one was successful lives versus

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failed lawyers you just want to know

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like the percentage of Lies you got away

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with like I would accept 85% I don't

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tell that many but the ones I do tell

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should I just can't imagine that would

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be picked up so there's one that's just

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happiness to sadness ratio but this one

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kind of is a bit weird because what

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defines like happy like there's so many

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states sort of in between it would just

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be a difficult thing to sort of like go

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through I think mm-hmm you know it's

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hard to think about it without just

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realizing that all these stats that just

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couldn't exist but that would be a cool

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one just for obvious reasons hmm you'd

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want an argument kdr so you'd want an

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argument kill death ratio so unlike the

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lies and and the laughs you sort of know

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if you won an argument or lost an

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argument but it'd be nice to have that

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all collated for you at the end just

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yeah mm-hmm by the way it's like when

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you get out of laser tag and go and look

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at the screens yeah man I came like

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second if I it'd be nice to come out and

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just try it 80% that's pretty good

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success rate for okay yeah I'd be

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interested in that yeah assuming

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assuming sort of like if someone wins an

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argument then someone has to lose then

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there'd be a lot of people that will

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like their Bismil score so it'd be like

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10 90 or something so if you're about

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50/50 that's a way no I think you know

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what's also interesting like what is the

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trend of what people think of you

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afterwards because that kind of tells

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how you run your argument because you

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could convince someone that you're right

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but he thinks you're you're a dick in

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the process like hearts won yeah yeah so

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like from the arguments you won do

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people think better or less of you

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afterwards that's interesting I I'd love

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to see it like a bar graph of TV show

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watch times so just all the all the

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minutes that I've watched unlike the ten

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highest I'd like to see I can pie chart

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or bar chart of just like what would be

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number ones and twos I feel like I could

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probably will list out my top five but

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it would be no

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nice to actually know sometimes you have

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like a show on that you watch very often

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but you don't really identify yourself

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as a massive fan even though you do

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watch it and have a lot of seasons and

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they always play rerun so there could be

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some surprises and Wrekin know that

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interesting one could be expense

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breakdown this is actually my favorite

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as an accountant I just love to see just

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something that has like a breakdown of

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like like no I don't want to know food

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and stuff because that's like that's the

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street general like what a human needs I

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rent and stuff like that but I'd like to

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know like inside of food like how much

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of it was like chocolate how much of it

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was like fruit I just love to know just

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just to wrap up you know at the end an

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angel comes to you and gives you a

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reward for the human being who spent

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most of his income up and just be fun to

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like get to the end hmm I spent like

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four times as much on beef jerky as I

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did just to set weird stuff you could

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like understand something about yourself

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just from like your purchase yes because

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like I know when I look through my bank

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account I'm just horrified I just can't

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believe it's me like at the moment I'm

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wrapping up by the time this comes out I

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probably would have finished I

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definitely would have finished them all

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but I'm reading the Harry Potter books

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and it's just is horrific the damage it

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does on the bank account just getting

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into a new serious like this just

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because you got the audiobooks and then

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the Kindle books and then all the ones

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you go to buy because you just accept

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that obsessed so I just I just love to

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see the havoc that some hobbies brought

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across my bank account like you know

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like sports you were trying to get into

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that you just bought all the expensive

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new equipment there's never going to it

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would just be nice to see that sunk cost

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when you're dead mm-hmm yeah I agree I'd

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love to know like I buy a lot of video

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games but I only buy them when they're

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like you know really good discount

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mm-hmm so I'd love to know how much

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money I saved on these discounts oh yeah

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that'd be cool I was wondering what is

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the most common number that I divided

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like material

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into I thought about it yesterday

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because I ate some pizza with friends

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and and and I and I asked them about it

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and we all said that it was probably

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eight you know because we thought that

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we had a lot of pizza so we we mostly

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divided by eight but I'm not talking

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about in general but like material

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things that when you need to divide them

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what is the most common number well I I

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when I buy pate says they divided into

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six not no really they do yeah weirder

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still oh is that a joke am I going to

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some sort of racist pizza maker or

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something you might be yeah that's for

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sure

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keep cats going for I think it cuts

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going forward that's right that's right

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but how how frequently do you share a

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kid cat that you need to split it into

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four never yeah to split when you

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divorce you split things to way every

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time you go halfsies yeah I guess I

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guess people go halves is more often

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than anything else so it's probably too

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right

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that was also ignores first answer when

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I when I talked with him I guess like it

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just seems to be the obvious answer yeah

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another is how many people secretly

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liked us like each other that's into the

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first one I wrote them and kind of

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surprised that Peter didn't have it as

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well well he's not he's not so shallow

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yeah but definitely I'd love to know how

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many people kind of had a crush or

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something on me like I before I look up

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that's that I definitely take a second

0:11:15.800,0:11:19.370

to prepare myself in case of a lower

0:11:17.839,0:11:22.120

number but I definitely want to know

0:11:19.370,0:11:25.360

what is a lower number by or defend

0:11:22.120,0:11:26.660

anything below ten I would say really

0:11:25.360,0:11:31.730

Wow

0:11:26.660,0:11:34.249

I think it's high what now hate nuns

0:11:31.730,0:11:39.309

talking about after we hit podcast

0:11:34.249,0:11:42.649

recording fact this is when he dies okay

0:11:39.309,0:11:46.309

well then I thought you were talking in

0:11:42.649,0:11:48.439

thousands now I don't know like

0:11:46.309,0:11:50.990

throughout life and I'm not talking

0:11:48.439,0:11:52.970

about like someone who were crazy about

0:11:50.990,0:11:54.649

you for a while like even someone who

0:11:52.970,0:11:56.929

thought about you know so you were

0:11:54.649,0:11:58.249

sitting in a bar someone who doesn't

0:11:56.929,0:11:58.620

know you on the other side of the room

0:11:58.249,0:12:01.050

looks

0:11:58.620,0:12:02.730

you and kind of thinking yeah I can see

0:12:01.050,0:12:05.670

myself with them that's enough for me

0:12:02.730,0:12:07.470

here ten would be adjacent you could

0:12:05.670,0:12:10.890

live with yourself with him hmm

0:12:07.470,0:12:12.720

I mean you did yeah well so that's like

0:12:10.890,0:12:14.370

kind of like shallow attraction I'm

0:12:12.720,0:12:16.590

talking about about a crush you know

0:12:14.370,0:12:19.650

like a real thing yeah you probably like

0:12:16.590,0:12:21.840

him he or she knows you not necessarily

0:12:19.650,0:12:23.310

really really good but they find you

0:12:21.840,0:12:24.330

attractive they'd be willing to go out

0:12:23.310,0:12:27.450

with you a few times

0:12:24.330,0:12:29.910

yeah how many people would probably say

0:12:27.450,0:12:31.650

yes if you would ask them out in a

0:12:29.910,0:12:33.720

subset of that is how many people you

0:12:31.650,0:12:34.740

wanted to ask out but you never did yeah

0:12:33.720,0:12:37.020

you could get like the whole Venn

0:12:34.740,0:12:39.570

diagram yeah people that would have said

0:12:37.020,0:12:41.580

yes no and then people you wanted to

0:12:39.570,0:12:43.650

yeah that would be interesting mmm-hmm

0:12:41.580,0:12:45.840

something I've thought about was kind of

0:12:43.650,0:12:47.400

what Peter said about TV shows like I

0:12:45.840,0:12:49.110

would love to know which musical artist

0:12:47.400,0:12:51.150

I spent the most time listening to oh

0:12:49.110,0:12:52.920

that'll be good at the moment I would

0:12:51.150,0:12:55.530

guess it would be either Tom Waits or

0:12:52.920,0:12:59.220

Iron Maiden but I know a lot could

0:12:55.530,0:13:01.080

happen before I die I hope and I would

0:12:59.220,0:13:02.850

love to know kind of which specific song

0:13:01.080,0:13:05.760

I listen to the most you know like one

0:13:02.850,0:13:08.490

song what was the song of my life yeah I

0:13:05.760,0:13:09.750

write that down as well yeah and I'd

0:13:08.490,0:13:12.030

love to know if there's kind of a drop

0:13:09.750,0:13:13.500

between the first and second place you

0:13:12.030,0:13:16.380

know if there's like one song that

0:13:13.500,0:13:18.030

really stands out I think you can

0:13:16.380,0:13:22.590

actually get the song you've heard the

0:13:18.030,0:13:24.570

most through Spotify there's like a link

0:13:22.590,0:13:27.270

you can go through to get it but it's

0:13:24.570,0:13:29.880

obviously it's only gonna be through

0:13:27.270,0:13:32.010

Spotify it's not like an omniscient sort

0:13:29.880,0:13:34.650

of being that can calculate it yeah I

0:13:32.010,0:13:36.990

use google music yeah don't know if it

0:13:34.650,0:13:40.230

does at him no it does I can't find out

0:13:36.990,0:13:42.930

does the the song but I've switched

0:13:40.230,0:13:44.970

accounts a couple of years ago and also

0:13:42.930,0:13:47.340

before that you know it doesn't count

0:13:44.970,0:13:50.880

the first I don't know 25 years of my

0:13:47.340,0:13:52.650

life but at the moment the first song

0:13:50.880,0:13:56.340

number one for me in the last couple of

0:13:52.650,0:13:57.330

years is helpless from Hamilton 79 times

0:13:56.340,0:14:01.640

I've listened to it

0:13:57.330,0:14:05.850

Wow yeah huh interesting I got like only

0:14:01.640,0:14:10.340

77 listens and it's crystallized by

0:14:05.850,0:14:11.910

Lindsey Stirling she's a like a dubstep

0:14:10.340,0:14:13.530

violinist

0:14:11.910,0:14:17.460

I never really got into her this one's

0:14:13.530,0:14:19.350

mine the rover by Led Zeppelin of the

0:14:17.460,0:14:21.090

Physical Graffiti I but it doesn't tell

0:14:19.350,0:14:24.060

him how many times it doesn't tell me it

0:14:21.090,0:14:25.980

would have to be like over 200 though I

0:14:24.060,0:14:28.260

mean that would assume because I've been

0:14:25.980,0:14:30.780

on Spotify for about five years so oh

0:14:28.260,0:14:33.630

really it would have to be well over 200

0:14:30.780,0:14:35.310

actually yeah um any other stats you

0:14:33.630,0:14:39.180

guys are looking into this one's a

0:14:35.310,0:14:42.890

difficult one this is my last one but I

0:14:39.180,0:14:46.220

would like to know the net benefit I

0:14:42.890,0:14:49.530

gave to like people around me like who I

0:14:46.220,0:14:51.150

made whose life I made better so like it

0:14:49.530,0:14:53.220

would give just less I assumed it would

0:14:51.150,0:14:55.440

be friends but you're like you know

0:14:53.220,0:14:59.160

whose life I had the best impact on and

0:14:55.440,0:15:02.970

then also then the benefit to me I who

0:14:59.160,0:15:05.100

benefited my life the most mmm yeah I

0:15:02.970,0:15:08.010

think I'd like to also kind of check out

0:15:05.100,0:15:10.590

like I know something general that

0:15:08.010,0:15:13.320

everyone does but like how many times my

0:15:10.590,0:15:14.640

heart beat just to see a big number

0:15:13.320,0:15:15.860

there you know just to kind of feel like

0:15:14.640,0:15:19.530

I've accomplished something

0:15:15.860,0:15:21.860

it'll be about 2.7 billion according to

0:15:19.530,0:15:21.860

scale

0:15:22.080,0:15:31.339

[Music]

0:15:28.180,0:15:32.390

yes so today we're doing Flight of the

0:15:31.339,0:15:34.820

Conchords

0:15:32.390,0:15:41.450

a tale of two well it's not really a

0:15:34.820,0:15:43.730

tale of two New Zealanders that have a

0:15:41.450,0:15:46.310

band called flight of the conquerors and

0:15:43.730,0:15:48.350

we watched the first season in which

0:15:46.310,0:15:50.870

they're well it's hard to say that

0:15:48.350,0:15:53.420

they're trying to succeed they're kind

0:15:50.870,0:15:55.220

of like well they do try to succeed but

0:15:53.420,0:15:57.649

it's they're very passively trying to

0:15:55.220,0:16:00.709

say yeah exactly it's mostly about the

0:15:57.649,0:16:03.200

things that happened around the fact

0:16:00.709,0:16:06.170

that they're passively just want to

0:16:03.200,0:16:10.180

succeed well I mean the second episode

0:16:06.170,0:16:10.180

is called Bret gives up the dream

0:16:11.050,0:16:15.380

passively gave up the dream you know the

0:16:13.430,0:16:17.690

final episode of the season it's kind of

0:16:15.380,0:16:20.540

like the the most significant chord that

0:16:17.690,0:16:24.980

everyone around them succeeds in and

0:16:20.540,0:16:28.519

they're exactly at the same spot so we

0:16:24.980,0:16:30.589

got Jermaine and Bret

0:16:28.519,0:16:32.449

yeah Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie

0:16:30.589,0:16:36.589

yeah playing themselves and their

0:16:32.449,0:16:42.579

manager Murray and sometimes their pawn

0:16:36.589,0:16:46.699

shop owner friend Dave Dave Dave and

0:16:42.579,0:16:52.640

their crazy fanatical fan Mel the fan

0:16:46.699,0:16:55.089

base I wonder if we have a fan base yeah

0:16:52.640,0:16:57.110

so we watched the first season and

0:16:55.089,0:16:58.519

basically like they've done a lot of

0:16:57.110,0:17:00.410

things they've done there's the second

0:16:58.519,0:17:01.640

season obviously which I don't know if

0:17:00.410,0:17:05.150

you guys have watched and they have a

0:17:01.640,0:17:07.730

few albums and a few live shows they

0:17:05.150,0:17:09.319

started as a comic duo that's how they

0:17:07.730,0:17:11.600

kind of got the TV show and also they

0:17:09.319,0:17:14.870

have a few comedy specials well III

0:17:11.600,0:17:16.790

think I watched the live performance in

0:17:14.870,0:17:19.339

London right before we started this

0:17:16.790,0:17:21.919

recording but that's it I watched the

0:17:19.339,0:17:25.250

first season and and that and I also

0:17:21.919,0:17:27.169

watched the journey video after the

0:17:25.250,0:17:29.000

jenny video is kind of the only thing

0:17:27.169,0:17:31.010

I've really seen from them I knew how

0:17:29.000,0:17:32.990

they work so there's been around in the

0:17:31.010,0:17:35.000

news but I didn't really understand

0:17:32.990,0:17:37.100

exactly what they were doing I thought

0:17:35.000,0:17:40.520

they were just kind of a shitty Hamish

0:17:37.100,0:17:41.420

and Andy ripoff from New Zealand but

0:17:40.520,0:17:43.160

yeah

0:17:41.420,0:17:47.950

I watched it and it's sort of like this

0:17:43.160,0:17:52.010

interesting mix of a television sitcom

0:17:47.950,0:17:54.890

mixed with like a musical show mixed

0:17:52.010,0:17:56.750

with a comedy so it's very interesting

0:17:54.890,0:17:58.940

and like at the start

0:17:56.750,0:18:01.550

I'll admit like first couple episodes I

0:17:58.940,0:18:05.060

thought it was a little bit sort of it

0:18:01.550,0:18:06.350

felt like a bit of just a skit like I

0:18:05.060,0:18:09.050

didn't really feel like I could ever

0:18:06.350,0:18:11.210

connect with the story mm-hm but after a

0:18:09.050,0:18:13.100

while I sort of immersed myself in the

0:18:11.210,0:18:15.620

novelty of it like it's not really meant

0:18:13.100,0:18:17.510

to be taken like too seriously like that

0:18:15.620,0:18:19.640

the characters are meant to be given a

0:18:17.510,0:18:21.380

little bit of like room to breathe if

0:18:19.640,0:18:22.670

when it comes to like being irrational

0:18:21.380,0:18:24.470

and stuff like that like no one's

0:18:22.670,0:18:27.440

obviously gonna believe David Bowie's

0:18:24.470,0:18:30.680

floated into their stuff like that so

0:18:27.440,0:18:33.590

it's all over the top and also it's over

0:18:30.680,0:18:35.330

the top but it's also very under the top

0:18:33.590,0:18:39.200

so it's like they they deal with very

0:18:35.330,0:18:41.210

sort of local issues like racism at a

0:18:39.200,0:18:44.660

fruit cart and stuff like that so it's

0:18:41.210,0:18:47.180

it's very overboard but it but it's also

0:18:44.660,0:18:50.450

very like a localized sort of thing in

0:18:47.180,0:18:51.980

New York I really liked it actually and

0:18:50.450,0:18:54.200

it did remind me a little bit of Hamish

0:18:51.980,0:18:56.300

Danny but it's definitely like it's not

0:18:54.200,0:18:59.780

a ripoff and it's and it's they're

0:18:56.300,0:19:01.220

they're their own thing definitely and

0:18:59.780,0:19:03.980

I can't really tell you if it had any

0:19:01.220,0:19:06.230

like museum if that's New Zealand humour

0:19:03.980,0:19:08.390

I feel like from watching a bit of tyka

0:19:06.230,0:19:10.070

it feels like it is a little bit sort of

0:19:08.390,0:19:12.410

New Zealanders don't really take

0:19:10.070,0:19:14.600

themselves too seriously willing to sort

0:19:12.410,0:19:17.690

of laugh at themselves and stuff

0:19:14.600,0:19:21.140

but I wouldn't know obviously coming

0:19:17.690,0:19:24.200

from the better country but it was

0:19:21.140,0:19:26.180

really enjoyable I say it was um it

0:19:24.200,0:19:27.890

didn't really require I didn't really

0:19:26.180,0:19:30.080

feel like I needed to prepare to watch

0:19:27.890,0:19:32.600

it it just felt very easy just to chuck

0:19:30.080,0:19:35.240

on your yeah it was really nice just to

0:19:32.600,0:19:36.260

sort of just sit down and relax tears

0:19:35.240,0:19:37.700

yeah I definitely agree

0:19:36.260,0:19:39.650

I've really enjoyed watching the series

0:19:37.700,0:19:41.120

because like the main characters of

0:19:39.650,0:19:44.120

Jemaine and Bret they're fun they're

0:19:41.120,0:19:47.630

cute it's fun to just hear them talking

0:19:44.120,0:19:50.780

that accent the jokes they're kind of

0:19:47.630,0:19:52.880

dumb jokes but they feel clever and I

0:19:50.780,0:19:55.250

have to say I wasn't like rolling on the

0:19:52.880,0:19:57.710

floor laughing at all but

0:19:55.250,0:20:00.230

two seconds something made me giggle or

0:19:57.710,0:20:02.000

smile or I'm it's a fun experience you

0:20:00.230,0:20:04.130

know there are parts like that every

0:20:02.000,0:20:06.169

line had a clever bit in it that I liked

0:20:04.130,0:20:08.690

even if I wasn't dying laughing all the

0:20:06.169,0:20:09.440

time this plays a lot to my taste and I

0:20:08.690,0:20:11.870

really enjoyed it

0:20:09.440,0:20:16.130

how'd you enjoy it I had a tough journey

0:20:11.870,0:20:20.090

really yeah yeah because I I started

0:20:16.130,0:20:22.750

watching it and well III apologize but

0:20:20.090,0:20:25.460

like I don't like Seinfeld that much

0:20:22.750,0:20:28.039

mostly because it's it's kind of about

0:20:25.460,0:20:31.100

nothing and when I started watching it

0:20:28.039,0:20:34.250

not only it was about nothing but the

0:20:31.100,0:20:36.620

whole vibe of the jokes I don't know it

0:20:34.250,0:20:39.770

just it just didn't get me so I it was

0:20:36.620,0:20:42.169

hard for me to keep watching especially

0:20:39.770,0:20:45.559

because I recently started rewatching

0:20:42.169,0:20:48.830

community and I hate kept wanting to go

0:20:45.559,0:20:50.600

back and watch that but but I I made

0:20:48.830,0:20:52.760

myself see through it and watched the

0:20:50.600,0:20:56.000

episodes and I can say that at least

0:20:52.760,0:20:58.760

once an episode I found myself laughing

0:20:56.000,0:21:01.100

well I guess it's really my fault like I

0:20:58.760,0:21:02.690

don't really get that kind of humor when

0:21:01.100,0:21:04.250

I watched it I was having a great time

0:21:02.690,0:21:07.970

but I was thinking I don't know if a

0:21:04.250,0:21:09.590

Nolan Bari will get it it yeah it's a

0:21:07.970,0:21:10.850

weird sort of humor actually I thought

0:21:09.590,0:21:13.820

you guys are gonna love it

0:21:10.850,0:21:16.340

so III watched and it was it was really

0:21:13.820,0:21:18.799

hard I I got a bit after them the

0:21:16.340,0:21:21.289

mid-season then I took a break when I

0:21:18.799,0:21:25.010

went back to it it I actually felt a bit

0:21:21.289,0:21:27.230

more comfortable with it mmm and I gotta

0:21:25.010,0:21:29.659

say that I just finished watching their

0:21:27.230,0:21:32.090

special and I pretty much enjoyed it

0:21:29.659,0:21:34.520

there are live show in London where

0:21:32.090,0:21:36.590

they're a bit older and I found it I

0:21:34.520,0:21:40.640

found it really music it's definitely

0:21:36.590,0:21:42.770

just a platform for them as musicians

0:21:40.640,0:21:45.169

right as comedians maybe I think they

0:21:42.770,0:21:47.840

shine much more on the stage as a duo

0:21:45.169,0:21:48.950

instead of like in the TV show yeah I

0:21:47.840,0:21:50.419

totally agree

0:21:48.950,0:21:53.720

that's what I wanted to say I like the

0:21:50.419,0:21:57.049

TV show but the stuff they do just as a

0:21:53.720,0:21:59.990

duet is much better like the the big

0:21:57.049,0:22:01.940

example I would use is like the the one

0:21:59.990,0:22:04.070

they did live called like business time

0:22:01.940,0:22:06.770

but I had listened to that a few times

0:22:04.070,0:22:09.080

like in the week before going through

0:22:06.770,0:22:10.880

all the episodes and it was like it was

0:22:09.080,0:22:14.510

my head I loved it just like the

0:22:10.880,0:22:15.980

expressions and the and the way they in

0:22:14.510,0:22:17.480

turn ate everything I thought it was

0:22:15.980,0:22:19.310

amazing but then I saw the video and it

0:22:17.480,0:22:23.060

was cool but it was like I wouldn't keep

0:22:19.310,0:22:24.560

watching that yeah like I do the the

0:22:23.060,0:22:26.630

live stuff so yeah I definitely agree

0:22:24.560,0:22:28.760

there's some there's some Delta between

0:22:26.630,0:22:30.920

like what they do live and what they

0:22:28.760,0:22:33.470

sort of put in the show if it's a

0:22:30.920,0:22:35.810

different gig I get but you can add to

0:22:33.470,0:22:37.820

that comparison that what they do on the

0:22:35.810,0:22:40.640

album's because they play the same songs

0:22:37.820,0:22:42.770

in the show and on the album and live on

0:22:40.640,0:22:44.690

stage and you know when you compare

0:22:42.770,0:22:46.850

these three things they're still the

0:22:44.690,0:22:49.550

best on stage because like their albums

0:22:46.850,0:22:52.550

I think I like their songs but they got

0:22:49.550,0:22:54.440

boring quite fast like after the second

0:22:52.550,0:22:57.140

or third hearing I already kind of

0:22:54.440,0:22:59.060

skipped songs then I kind of got tired

0:22:57.140,0:23:02.420

of the albums of the comedy like the

0:22:59.060,0:23:04.340

live shows they're really charismatic on

0:23:02.420,0:23:06.470

stage it's really fun I'd love to watch

0:23:04.340,0:23:08.960

more of that yeah it's mainly about the

0:23:06.470,0:23:11.270

interaction between the two of them they

0:23:08.960,0:23:13.700

got really good thing going on yeah and

0:23:11.270,0:23:16.130

especially when they're performing a

0:23:13.700,0:23:18.110

song by the way all their songs are kind

0:23:16.130,0:23:20.870

of like I know it felt like the same

0:23:18.110,0:23:24.920

kind of humor where they do like this

0:23:20.870,0:23:26.510

absurd dialogue or situation you know

0:23:24.920,0:23:29.090

it's like that with Jenny it's like that

0:23:26.510,0:23:35.330

with there's the song where they talk

0:23:29.090,0:23:37.340

French food and the whole part and the

0:23:35.330,0:23:39.440

whole premise there is that he's trying

0:23:37.340,0:23:42.380

to talk to someone in French and it's

0:23:39.440,0:23:48.020

just saying you know French catchphrases

0:23:42.380,0:23:49.370

Alamitos would say I don't speak French

0:23:48.020,0:23:51.980

so I just thought they were saying

0:23:49.370,0:23:55.490

things perfectly I didn't I didn't get

0:23:51.980,0:23:57.560

that I thought so as well yeah until the

0:23:55.490,0:23:59.270

end where it meets at the end that it

0:23:57.560,0:24:05.090

doesn't know and that girl is like

0:23:59.270,0:24:07.490

ledouche so most of them of their songs

0:24:05.090,0:24:10.250

are like that and it works good when

0:24:07.490,0:24:12.950

when they're in the that microcosmos of

0:24:10.250,0:24:15.380

just the two of them but whenever you

0:24:12.950,0:24:18.380

put someone else and and I don't know it

0:24:15.380,0:24:20.180

I found it it worked less yeah I think

0:24:18.380,0:24:22.460

what bothered me the most is is that

0:24:20.180,0:24:25.010

like it's New York right

0:24:22.460,0:24:28.040

it was like what if everyone in New York

0:24:25.010,0:24:30.440

had Asperger it's kind of like what I

0:24:28.040,0:24:32.840

felt like everyone they meet is just

0:24:30.440,0:24:34.490

weird and doesn't know how to

0:24:32.840,0:24:38.390

communicate even when they made their

0:24:34.490,0:24:41.240

Aziz Ansari right who's just weird like

0:24:38.390,0:24:43.580

he starts with being racist with New

0:24:41.240,0:24:46.310

Zealanders which is very funny and then

0:24:43.580,0:24:48.620

it kind of like twists to to Australian

0:24:46.310,0:24:50.240

like I understood the joke that that he

0:24:48.620,0:24:53.840

it makes the two of them but I don't

0:24:50.240,0:24:56.780

know it's just completely weird like not

0:24:53.840,0:24:58.310

relatable at all and I think it's it's a

0:24:56.780,0:25:00.650

bit problematic world you create this

0:24:58.310,0:25:03.410

whole universe where you can relate to

0:25:00.650,0:25:05.360

anyone I think like that's part of the

0:25:03.410,0:25:07.100

problem that I had with Breaking Bad I

0:25:05.360,0:25:09.380

don't know if you watched it but like

0:25:07.100,0:25:11.990

you hate everyone everyone in Breaking

0:25:09.380,0:25:14.060

Bad is just horrible you just hate all

0:25:11.990,0:25:17.300

the characters there it's interesting

0:25:14.060,0:25:19.580

nonetheless but it's it's hard to relate

0:25:17.300,0:25:22.460

and and in flight of the conchords

0:25:19.580,0:25:24.950

that's that's very noticeable I feel

0:25:22.460,0:25:27.650

like I related a little bit more to

0:25:24.950,0:25:29.840

Jemaine then Bret like I didn't really

0:25:27.650,0:25:31.070

relate to any of them that much but if I

0:25:29.840,0:25:33.320

tell like nail it down

0:25:31.070,0:25:36.380

Jemaine seemed a bit more normal where

0:25:33.320,0:25:38.630

Bret was very flaky like when he's just

0:25:36.380,0:25:41.480

like quits the band some like that like

0:25:38.630,0:25:43.970

it was III have no theory of mind for

0:25:41.480,0:25:46.580

Bret because he's just I just don't

0:25:43.970,0:25:49.430

understand him at all he's got like the

0:25:46.580,0:25:51.980

weirdest plot they attach to him like it

0:25:49.430,0:25:54.650

he just seems so distant yeah you know

0:25:51.980,0:25:56.690

like he like nothing affects him Jemaine

0:25:54.650,0:25:58.820

sometimes it's like you can actually see

0:25:56.690,0:26:00.290

what he is feeling but Bret is much more

0:25:58.820,0:26:02.480

difficult Bret so you're robot

0:26:00.290,0:26:05.510

they're both kind of childish yeah but

0:26:02.480,0:26:06.830

domain shows more and breath has a lot

0:26:05.510,0:26:08.420

of things that come easily to him

0:26:06.830,0:26:11.900

especially with girls I guess and

0:26:08.420,0:26:14.480

Jemaine keeps being jealous although

0:26:11.900,0:26:17.300

also it's not really consistent you know

0:26:14.480,0:26:19.520

like there's the episode where that girl

0:26:17.300,0:26:20.840

is trying to sleep with him and trying

0:26:19.520,0:26:24.860

to seduce him like you know this whole

0:26:20.840,0:26:27.230

reverse concept of boy meets girl yeah

0:26:24.860,0:26:28.940

the one with the the one how she's

0:26:27.230,0:26:30.680

shipping out or something

0:26:28.940,0:26:32.840

she's a friend she's a person from the

0:26:30.680,0:26:34.520

kasam place yeah and by the way I love

0:26:32.840,0:26:37.940

that actress she's not

0:26:34.520,0:26:40.700

thanks also in community and in scrubs

0:26:37.940,0:26:42.590

yeah and also in a really good TV show

0:26:40.700,0:26:45.110

that I think got cancelled way too soon

0:26:42.590,0:26:48.710

called happy endings and and like in

0:26:45.110,0:26:51.680

that episode you can I get that Brett is

0:26:48.710,0:26:54.080

very careful with relationships but then

0:26:51.680,0:26:56.330

there's the episode where they go on a

0:26:54.080,0:26:59.570

tour and they meet the the water polo

0:26:56.330,0:27:01.610

group and and that completely like get

0:26:59.570,0:27:03.530

out of narrative I don't know that that

0:27:01.610,0:27:05.270

kind of baffled me but maybe I'm not

0:27:03.530,0:27:07.160

looking at it correctly you know maybe

0:27:05.270,0:27:09.050

it's not supposed to have like an

0:27:07.160,0:27:11.270

overall sense and each episode is kind

0:27:09.050,0:27:14.270

of like a skit of its own yeah they felt

0:27:11.270,0:27:15.620

they felt disjointed yeah yeah like I

0:27:14.270,0:27:18.260

said I don't think that this is the

0:27:15.620,0:27:22.010

media they were like the best at yeah

0:27:18.260,0:27:23.960

well they did 12 episodes of roughly

0:27:22.010,0:27:25.940

half now right so they did just under

0:27:23.960,0:27:27.500

six hours just the first they had

0:27:25.940,0:27:29.810

another system then just the first

0:27:27.500,0:27:32.990

season yet but I would much rather trade

0:27:29.810,0:27:35.870

in that six hours for a good hour and a

0:27:32.990,0:27:37.550

half set and they do their jokes and

0:27:35.870,0:27:39.800

stuff at that in the form of comedy that

0:27:37.550,0:27:42.410

would be much better if they just did

0:27:39.800,0:27:44.270

like an hour and a half sort of Netflix

0:27:42.410,0:27:45.950

special or something like that nowadays

0:27:44.270,0:27:47.810

if they were just to do like every two

0:27:45.950,0:27:50.120

years they bring out a special I would

0:27:47.810,0:27:53.270

much rather that then the TV show the

0:27:50.120,0:27:55.640

the premise of the show really really

0:27:53.270,0:27:57.410

reminded me sometimes in a distracting

0:27:55.640,0:28:01.460

way but you can't blame them

0:27:57.410,0:28:04.280

the Tenacious D TV series yeah yeah they

0:28:01.460,0:28:08.270

also had a TV series it only ran for six

0:28:04.280,0:28:10.220

episodes in 97 I think or 98 and it's

0:28:08.270,0:28:12.530

almost the exact same premise there

0:28:10.220,0:28:14.900

there are a couple of friends who start

0:28:12.530,0:28:17.720

a band they also play kind of acoustic

0:28:14.900,0:28:20.570

guitars they live in LA instead of New

0:28:17.720,0:28:21.890

York and you know they're a failed band

0:28:20.570,0:28:23.630

but they also kind of think that they're

0:28:21.890,0:28:26.630

you know just a minute away just a hit

0:28:23.630,0:28:28.490

away from succeeding and a lot of the

0:28:26.630,0:28:29.720

story beats are kind of the same a lot

0:28:28.490,0:28:31.610

of the jokes are kind of in the same

0:28:29.720,0:28:33.650

vein are you sure but they got like

0:28:31.610,0:28:35.960

completely different vibe there yeah I

0:28:33.650,0:28:38.420

agree you can't compare Jack Black to

0:28:35.960,0:28:40.850

know like Jack Black and Kyle Gass in

0:28:38.420,0:28:42.530

Tenacious D they're very extroverted and

0:28:40.850,0:28:44.300

the flight of the conchords are very

0:28:42.530,0:28:46.130

gentle and introverted they're

0:28:44.300,0:28:47.140

completely different in that kind of

0:28:46.130,0:28:49.390

aspect and

0:28:47.140,0:28:51.610

when you compare them like I think that

0:28:49.390,0:28:54.430

the Conchords were funnier kind of more

0:28:51.610,0:28:56.950

sophisticated but I think containing

0:28:54.430,0:28:59.080

Jesus music was a lot better I shouldn't

0:28:56.950,0:29:00.820

mind the songs that much there were a

0:28:59.080,0:29:03.250

little bit tongue-in-cheek but they're

0:29:00.820,0:29:06.250

actually like surprisingly but I kind of

0:29:03.250,0:29:07.900

expected the same song to be just like

0:29:06.250,0:29:09.730

same beat and everything like that but

0:29:07.900,0:29:12.640

like actually did have some interesting

0:29:09.730,0:29:15.430

melodies I thought yeah interesting but

0:29:12.640,0:29:17.440

it wasn't enough for me like the word

0:29:15.430,0:29:19.270

more jokey song like the music wasn't

0:29:17.440,0:29:21.970

great but the the lyrics were really

0:29:19.270,0:29:23.200

funny and then I loved the video clips

0:29:21.970,0:29:26.440

that they did to each and every one of

0:29:23.200,0:29:28.960

them if you judge it only by the kind of

0:29:26.440,0:29:32.320

its musical merits it's not amazing but

0:29:28.960,0:29:35.860

what I would give to to their benefit is

0:29:32.320,0:29:39.460

that I thought that musical style was

0:29:35.860,0:29:41.710

very diverse you can say the tenacious

0:29:39.460,0:29:44.050

deep mainly play rock right yeah

0:29:41.710,0:29:46.270

Flight of the Conchords got a lot going

0:29:44.050,0:29:47.560

on and they did that French song they

0:29:46.270,0:29:50.440

sometimes do something that's a little

0:29:47.560,0:29:53.590

bit more Jamaican or reggae they do you

0:29:50.440,0:29:56.020

like ballads as well they did they did a

0:29:53.590,0:29:58.750

rock one they had last couple episodes

0:29:56.020,0:30:02.020

mm-hmm do you guys have like favorite

0:29:58.750,0:30:04.180

jokes favorite parts yeah III Dave's

0:30:02.020,0:30:07.420

probably a couple more but I enjoyed the

0:30:04.180,0:30:11.650

two Beatles references like at the end

0:30:07.420,0:30:13.780

of Yoko episode 4 that was my first

0:30:11.650,0:30:16.480

episode Yoko that was mine as well

0:30:13.780,0:30:18.550

brett-brett was singing sort of like at

0:30:16.480,0:30:20.710

the end of Hey Jude who you know how

0:30:18.550,0:30:23.140

Paul McCartney's like yelling at the

0:30:20.710,0:30:24.700

television or Brett sort of like doing

0:30:23.140,0:30:29.020

the same thing when they walk down the

0:30:24.700,0:30:33.100

street and then oh yeah when they take

0:30:29.020,0:30:35.890

the acid when they drop acid and they do

0:30:33.100,0:30:39.190

like a really sort of the end kind of

0:30:35.890,0:30:41.350

thing like her Ravi Shankar I think

0:30:39.190,0:30:43.960

that's his name but George Harrison's

0:30:41.350,0:30:45.820

sort of sitar song like it it was

0:30:43.960,0:30:50.230

absolutely like meant to be like a

0:30:45.820,0:30:53.830

strawberry fields crosswind like like

0:30:50.230,0:30:58.330

nobody knows slash messing up all these

0:30:53.830,0:31:00.370

names slash love you too you know they

0:30:58.330,0:31:01.960

had a lot of like Beatles stuff in that

0:31:00.370,0:31:04.540

one so yeah I enjoyed that

0:31:01.960,0:31:06.340

also there are there David Bowie style

0:31:04.540,0:31:07.960

yeah the David Bowie song I thought it

0:31:06.340,0:31:10.030

was the fun oh yeah yeah

0:31:07.960,0:31:12.370

jemaine's David Bowie impressed yeah so

0:31:10.030,0:31:16.150

funny and his hanging on the ropes there

0:31:12.370,0:31:18.340

and have you watch Rick and Morty yeah

0:31:16.150,0:31:21.160

I've seen the first three seasons okay

0:31:18.340,0:31:25.420

so I can't were in that Bowie song I

0:31:21.160,0:31:28.050

just kept thinking to myself goodbye

0:31:25.420,0:31:30.970

[Music]

0:31:28.050,0:31:33.370

Jemaine sings yeah exactly I thought

0:31:30.970,0:31:35.830

like one of the only moments that kind

0:31:33.370,0:31:37.360

of really made me laugh is when there

0:31:35.830,0:31:40.720

was this episode where they do this

0:31:37.360,0:31:42.970

photo shoot and and Mary tells Jemaine

0:31:40.720,0:31:45.280

you look like an ogre that works in a

0:31:42.970,0:31:52.630

library and that is a perfect

0:31:45.280,0:31:55.750

description and went like because like

0:31:52.630,0:31:59.440

he has this huge John then you'd lips

0:31:55.750,0:32:02.020

but like he is not messy or anything and

0:31:59.440,0:32:03.370

he has his glasses he does look like an

0:32:02.020,0:32:05.920

ogre that works in a library

0:32:03.370,0:32:09.190

I think the upper part of his face is is

0:32:05.920,0:32:11.950

gentle but the lower isn't is a bit more

0:32:09.190,0:32:13.360

rough so that kind of gives you the ogre

0:32:11.950,0:32:16.330

in the library

0:32:13.360,0:32:19.300

yeah I thought Mary was the funniest

0:32:16.330,0:32:21.040

i I really enjoyed Marie actually that's

0:32:19.300,0:32:24.630

probably the highlight of the show for

0:32:21.040,0:32:27.550

me just just the just the way he sort of

0:32:24.630,0:32:29.890

brings in like a new perspective to the

0:32:27.550,0:32:31.930

band and sort of challenges them over

0:32:29.890,0:32:34.750

the most pointless stuff like they're

0:32:31.930,0:32:37.120

like the lady technician and stuff like

0:32:34.750,0:32:40.780

that he rips out the cord and it's not

0:32:37.120,0:32:43.210

working so Jesus he's either he just

0:32:40.780,0:32:46.450

plays his part really well and he just I

0:32:43.210,0:32:49.500

it takes a weird sort of acting style to

0:32:46.450,0:32:51.820

pull it off but just to say things

0:32:49.500,0:32:53.920

sincerely which no one would ever say

0:32:51.820,0:32:55.960

like he says I uh be careful with it

0:32:53.920,0:32:57.910

don't stand next to any big magnets and

0:32:55.960,0:32:59.590

then Jemaine so why would I stand next

0:32:57.910,0:33:02.620

to a big magnet he says I don't know

0:32:59.590,0:33:05.000

what you know like that's a hard

0:33:02.620,0:33:07.669

that's a hard line and just

0:33:05.000,0:33:10.190

really be like business hear about it

0:33:07.669,0:33:12.169

sir I kind of liked him actually he

0:33:10.190,0:33:13.880

would be my highlight of the show that's

0:33:12.169,0:33:15.620

interesting because like one of the

0:33:13.880,0:33:18.409

questions I prepared is what what did

0:33:15.620,0:33:20.600

you think about about Murray's character

0:33:18.409,0:33:22.190

and you know and I guess I guess you're

0:33:20.600,0:33:24.620

in the same notion that you liked him

0:33:22.190,0:33:27.080

that character is important for the

0:33:24.620,0:33:29.990

dynamics of the show but screen G

0:33:27.080,0:33:31.760

because things always bad things always

0:33:29.990,0:33:34.549

happen to him and after a while just

0:33:31.760,0:33:36.320

feel sorry for him I love these jokes I

0:33:34.549,0:33:38.720

love these lines well like all the band

0:33:36.320,0:33:41.120

meetings I really loved them so yeah I

0:33:38.720,0:33:43.730

guess I'm with Peter on this you J feel

0:33:41.120,0:33:46.640

sorry for ya like when he spends money

0:33:43.730,0:33:48.140

and he's not gonna make it back he's

0:33:46.640,0:33:50.539

like telling his wife no we'll make it

0:33:48.140,0:33:52.880

back later back and then he's his boss

0:33:50.539,0:33:56.150

rings him and stuff I'm just like how

0:33:52.880,0:33:57.980

does this guy still have a job like Jase

0:33:56.150,0:34:02.210

they have some plight at the New Zealand

0:33:57.980,0:34:04.220

consulate III agree with you that like

0:34:02.210,0:34:06.770

the show will probably would probably be

0:34:04.220,0:34:12.379

completely empty without his character

0:34:06.770,0:34:14.119

but he annoys the hell out of like I

0:34:12.379,0:34:16.129

guess I get that's part of what that

0:34:14.119,0:34:18.589

character is trying to do right because

0:34:16.129,0:34:22.609

every single time with the name reading

0:34:18.589,0:34:24.770

and and just being slow and I don't know

0:34:22.609,0:34:29.929

maybe maybe it was meant that I would

0:34:24.770,0:34:32.000

feel that way yeah I can definitely see

0:34:29.929,0:34:34.190

that I think one of his funnier bits

0:34:32.000,0:34:36.800

though you know like every time he does

0:34:34.190,0:34:39.649

this fro call in every every meeting

0:34:36.800,0:34:40.909

even if they're together in a room for a

0:34:39.649,0:34:42.649

while and then they started like this

0:34:40.909,0:34:45.109

emergency meeting they always start with

0:34:42.649,0:34:47.210

the roll call I thought this was so fun

0:34:45.109,0:34:50.030

because it paid off when they went to a

0:34:47.210,0:34:51.770

meeting with the greeting card company

0:34:50.030,0:34:53.990

or whatever and you know they go into

0:34:51.770,0:34:56.450

that meeting oh yeah and he he after a

0:34:53.990,0:34:58.220

while he kind of asks the guy when he's

0:34:56.450,0:35:00.640

a meeting gonna start because you didn't

0:34:58.220,0:35:00.640

do a roll call

0:35:00.700,0:35:04.480

yeah I actually didn't mind it

0:35:04.640,0:35:09.099

Peter how would did you feel as in

0:35:06.680,0:35:13.730

Australian watching they flip off

0:35:09.099,0:35:16.400

Australian yeah I don't know I kind of

0:35:13.730,0:35:18.750

always feel like compared to Americans

0:35:16.400,0:35:21.150

Australians and New Zealand

0:35:18.750,0:35:22.800

New Zealanders are sort of just one in

0:35:21.150,0:35:25.890

the same but then when it comes back to

0:35:22.800,0:35:29.970

like just us then it's then it's us

0:35:25.890,0:35:31.619

versus them say yeah you haven't watched

0:35:29.970,0:35:33.210

the second season Peter I haven't

0:35:31.619,0:35:35.340

watched it yet in the second season

0:35:33.210,0:35:37.740

there's like a few new characters from

0:35:35.340,0:35:41.040

the Australian consulate and they become

0:35:37.740,0:35:42.780

like real rivals of Murray mm-hmm

0:35:41.040,0:35:44.670

interesting did you did you watch all of

0:35:42.780,0:35:46.560

it you know no I'm in the middle of the

0:35:44.670,0:35:48.330

second season I finished the first one

0:35:46.560,0:35:50.130

and then I you know just kept going does

0:35:48.330,0:35:51.750

it get better or is it sort of the same

0:35:50.130,0:35:53.130

I definitely recommend watching the

0:35:51.750,0:35:55.619

second one because as far as I've seen

0:35:53.130,0:35:58.380

it's cute it's fun there are more songs

0:35:55.619,0:36:00.510

if you liked them and all you know it's

0:35:58.380,0:36:03.270

kind of more of the same but the first

0:36:00.510,0:36:05.190

one was more fresh okay I liked better

0:36:03.270,0:36:07.080

yeah I don't know there were some

0:36:05.190,0:36:09.000

moments from the first season that I did

0:36:07.080,0:36:10.980

like there like there was some episodes

0:36:09.000,0:36:14.730

at the yokai episode the actor episode

0:36:10.980,0:36:16.290

and the even the one called drive by the

0:36:14.730,0:36:17.810

one with the fruit vendor didn't mind

0:36:16.290,0:36:20.580

that one as well

0:36:17.810,0:36:23.250

but I definitely liked when I was

0:36:20.580,0:36:25.410

watching it I didn't I didn't not like

0:36:23.250,0:36:27.500

it like it was fun just to put on and

0:36:25.410,0:36:30.510

relax like I didn't really feel that

0:36:27.500,0:36:33.690

engaged but like I still like to watch

0:36:30.510,0:36:35.040

it so I can't say like I regret watching

0:36:33.690,0:36:37.740

it because it was actually quite a bit

0:36:35.040,0:36:40.109

of fun but it's just like upon review

0:36:37.740,0:36:43.200

when you actually sit down I think well

0:36:40.109,0:36:45.869

what have we learned here and then you

0:36:43.200,0:36:47.670

kind of realize that like if it does

0:36:45.869,0:36:50.190

it's not bad until you start comparing

0:36:47.670,0:36:52.320

it to other things like compared to

0:36:50.190,0:36:54.660

their own shows like it's just them two

0:36:52.320,0:36:56.849

without the budget pretty much then it

0:36:54.660,0:36:58.530

ends nothing compared to their own their

0:36:56.849,0:36:59.940

own stuff and then you compare it to

0:36:58.530,0:37:02.310

like other shows which you could be

0:36:59.940,0:37:04.410

watching like it's not a Netflix but if

0:37:02.310,0:37:06.660

it was on Netflix then you look at the

0:37:04.410,0:37:08.609

shows like on the tab to the left tab to

0:37:06.660,0:37:11.520

the right and it doesn't really hold up

0:37:08.609,0:37:13.500

you know in and it's you know it doesn't

0:37:11.520,0:37:18.450

help that it's like a lower quality from

0:37:13.500,0:37:19.920

2007 say but yeah so like when I was

0:37:18.450,0:37:21.839

actually watching it it's fine there I

0:37:19.920,0:37:23.760

totally agree I kind of think that like

0:37:21.839,0:37:26.490

this is a type of comedy that I find to

0:37:23.760,0:37:28.950

be fun from two guys whose style I

0:37:26.490,0:37:31.050

really enjoy but I can't say that I've

0:37:28.950,0:37:32.460

learned a lot from this experience like

0:37:31.050,0:37:35.310

maybe some other

0:37:32.460,0:37:36.630

so we've done you know which it's not a

0:37:35.310,0:37:37.530

bad thing because it's not always about

0:37:36.630,0:37:39.960

learning something

0:37:37.530,0:37:41.970

sometimes it's about just enjoying what

0:37:39.960,0:37:44.430

we're doing and this was a lot of fun

0:37:41.970,0:37:46.440

but I don't know I agree with you Peter

0:37:44.430,0:37:49.020

I'd say this ranks favorably against

0:37:46.440,0:37:50.910

just scrolling mindlessly through reddit

0:37:49.020,0:37:55.109

or YouTube this is but this is better

0:37:50.910,0:37:56.550

yeah I wanted like I have a list of a

0:37:55.109,0:37:59.700

few interesting things that they've done

0:37:56.550,0:38:01.500

after flight of the conchords barrio you

0:37:59.700,0:38:03.690

already kind of mentioned the first one

0:38:01.500,0:38:06.210

though like the Jermaine voice the

0:38:03.690,0:38:07.920

character in Rick and Morty I wasn't

0:38:06.210,0:38:12.060

sure if you guys knew about that did not

0:38:07.920,0:38:15.510

but hot I like yet maybe my heart and

0:38:12.060,0:38:18.589

also he did a voice and sing a song in

0:38:15.510,0:38:21.720

wanna vomit or never always be this way

0:38:18.589,0:38:24.060

exactly Tama Toa the crab also when

0:38:21.720,0:38:26.339

you're probably going to mention it next

0:38:24.060,0:38:29.940

but he also had a romaine also had a

0:38:26.339,0:38:34.200

role in Legion nope I didn't know that

0:38:29.940,0:38:37.050

yeah it's a cool TV show very weird and

0:38:34.200,0:38:39.300

like you you know it's kind of like the

0:38:37.050,0:38:43.680

the x-men version of Flight of the

0:38:39.300,0:38:46.470

Conchords it's kind of like every every

0:38:43.680,0:38:49.560

episode is very you know you're not

0:38:46.470,0:38:51.450

entirely sure what's going on and he has

0:38:49.560,0:38:54.060

a role there there is that is just

0:38:51.450,0:38:58.560

perfect for him like this weird little

0:38:54.060,0:39:01.440

man but just weird Brett on the other

0:38:58.560,0:39:04.320

hand he wrote the song man or Muppet for

0:39:01.440,0:39:06.260

the Muppets Most Wanted movie and he won

0:39:04.320,0:39:10.230

an Oscar for it for Best Original Song

0:39:06.260,0:39:11.940

Wow Brett did the music for to Muppet

0:39:10.230,0:39:15.450

movies and he won an Oscar for one of

0:39:11.940,0:39:17.520

them and he also plays fig wit in Lord

0:39:15.450,0:39:19.200

of the Rings in fellowship and return

0:39:17.520,0:39:21.869

did you guys know that haven't watched

0:39:19.200,0:39:24.180

for the Rings man I was I was thinking

0:39:21.869,0:39:26.670

about googling it because I had this

0:39:24.180,0:39:28.859

memory that fig which is one of the guys

0:39:26.670,0:39:30.570

from Flight of the Conchords I'll tell

0:39:28.859,0:39:33.270

you the story really quickly

0:39:30.570,0:39:36.000

Brett plays this elf in Lord of the

0:39:33.270,0:39:38.250

Rings and it's not a character with

0:39:36.000,0:39:40.619

lines or even a character with a name

0:39:38.250,0:39:43.710

he's basically an extra in one of the

0:39:40.619,0:39:46.270

most dramatic scenes so he basically

0:39:43.710,0:39:49.300

gets like two or three seconds on this

0:39:46.270,0:39:52.420

Green and he's like way to the side and

0:39:49.300,0:39:55.420

he does this dramatic face and that's it

0:39:52.420,0:39:57.610

that's his role in the movie but someone

0:39:55.420,0:40:00.130

I think a girl from Israel she noticed

0:39:57.610,0:40:02.020

it and she started a fan website for it

0:40:00.130,0:40:04.870

for that character and she named that

0:40:02.020,0:40:06.760

character fig wit which stands for Frodo

0:40:04.870,0:40:08.680

is great who is that

0:40:06.760,0:40:10.240

because it's the scene where Frodo

0:40:08.680,0:40:12.640

decides to take the ring to Mordor

0:40:10.240,0:40:13.390

so she says she was thinking when she

0:40:12.640,0:40:15.850

wants it seen

0:40:13.390,0:40:18.640

oh man Frodo was great wait who is that

0:40:15.850,0:40:21.900

so she started a website a fan website

0:40:18.640,0:40:24.940

and it blew the fuck up like people

0:40:21.900,0:40:26.320

started printing shirts and and stickers

0:40:24.940,0:40:29.500

and it says fig with leaves and

0:40:26.320,0:40:32.470

everything and then like it became like

0:40:29.500,0:40:34.930

this big thing and then when they went

0:40:32.470,0:40:36.970

to shoot Return of the King the last

0:40:34.930,0:40:38.920

movie they brought him back and they

0:40:36.970,0:40:40.690

gave him a couple of lines he's one of

0:40:38.920,0:40:42.730

the elves in the the kind of the last

0:40:40.690,0:40:44.050

scenes where he talks to r1 or something

0:40:42.730,0:40:45.850

I don't remember what he says but he has

0:40:44.050,0:40:49.120

lines in Lord of the Rings does it talk

0:40:45.850,0:40:51.190

in elvish or I think so yeah and funnily

0:40:49.120,0:40:53.830

enough his father also plays in

0:40:51.190,0:40:56.320

Fellowship of the Rings as Allendale in

0:40:53.830,0:40:59.140

the intro you see the the the like the

0:40:56.320,0:41:00.730

war of the ring and the the Allendale

0:40:59.140,0:41:03.400

the king of the men I'm not I don't

0:41:00.730,0:41:05.950

really remember that's that's his father

0:41:03.400,0:41:08.680

Bret's father so just kind of a funny

0:41:05.950,0:41:11.230

story it's crazy that his frequent yeah

0:41:08.680,0:41:11.890

because yeah I mean what are the what

0:41:11.230,0:41:14.200

are the odds

0:41:11.890,0:41:16.510

well it's crazy that they're doing that

0:41:14.200,0:41:19.590

they did a Lord of the Rings like

0:41:16.510,0:41:23.290

mockumentary kind of whatever they did

0:41:19.590,0:41:26.590

so in the bloody TV show that is that's

0:41:23.290,0:41:27.220

a weird yeah I mean I guess like from

0:41:26.590,0:41:29.410

what I heard

0:41:27.220,0:41:34.240

most of New Zealand were extras in

0:41:29.410,0:41:34.810

London I think so chain of them because

0:41:34.240,0:41:37.180

he's there

0:41:34.810,0:41:39.640

his father is an extra he plays Alan

0:41:37.180,0:41:45.300

Dale and his brother also plays one of

0:41:39.640,0:41:49.270

the elves in it's kind of a family thing

0:41:45.300,0:41:51.070

out of New Zealanders so yeah he's the

0:41:49.270,0:41:52.780

only one with a fan websites though in

0:41:51.070,0:41:54.250

fact they're just waiting to film in a

0:41:52.780,0:41:55.840

sort of the Rings until they can get

0:41:54.250,0:41:58.320

their population up so they have enough

0:41:55.840,0:41:58.320

extras

0:41:58.430,0:42:05.130

you know actually that this dress really

0:42:01.650,0:42:08.490

good opportunity to for my next question

0:42:05.130,0:42:12.000

because I wasn't entirely sure is Bret

0:42:08.490,0:42:14.640

that hot because you get from the TV

0:42:12.000,0:42:16.980

show that is very popular with the

0:42:14.640,0:42:18.870

ladies and I didn't quite understood

0:42:16.980,0:42:19.620

that I try to understand if I'm missing

0:42:18.870,0:42:21.420

something

0:42:19.620,0:42:23.580

and now that you're saying it is figured

0:42:21.420,0:42:25.230

that someone actually watched Lord of

0:42:23.580,0:42:28.710

the Rings and he said oh my God look at

0:42:25.230,0:42:32.310

that dude is so handsome so attractive

0:42:28.710,0:42:34.140

then I guess he is I'll say for myself I

0:42:32.310,0:42:36.150

think he's really attractive okay you

0:42:34.140,0:42:39.090

know it's a bit kind of in a subtle way

0:42:36.150,0:42:40.590

you know like it's not like I don't know

0:42:39.090,0:42:42.360

like a movie star attractive you know

0:42:40.590,0:42:44.850

it's not like in-your-face attractive

0:42:42.360,0:42:46.170

but he's attractive Peter we learned

0:42:44.850,0:42:48.060

from flight of the conquerors that you

0:42:46.170,0:42:50.340

can give Brett a compliment without not

0:42:48.060,0:42:52.410

gay yeah oh yeah he's super attractive

0:42:50.340,0:42:55.050

I'm not sure if you're kidding all right

0:42:52.410,0:42:55.230

now he's super attractive I think so as

0:42:55.050,0:42:57.720

well

0:42:55.230,0:42:59.580

I think I don't know how we get to talk

0:42:57.720,0:43:01.410

about that but I also think Jemaine is

0:42:59.580,0:43:04.920

kind of attractive but you have to kind

0:43:01.410,0:43:07.200

of overlook the Auriga part you have to

0:43:04.920,0:43:09.510

get used to it that's that's the thing I

0:43:07.200,0:43:11.910

wasn't sure if Brett is attractive or

0:43:09.510,0:43:13.380

not because like when he's standing next

0:43:11.910,0:43:15.330

to Jermaine then definitely is

0:43:13.380,0:43:16.410

attractive because the man again looks

0:43:15.330,0:43:18.650

like an ogre in a library

0:43:16.410,0:43:19.770

[Laughter]

0:43:18.650,0:43:22.350

Jimena

0:43:19.770,0:43:25.590

as itself he's he's charming he's not a

0:43:22.350,0:43:27.630

classically beautiful yeah he's charming

0:43:25.590,0:43:29.130

in an augur ish way yeah if we're

0:43:27.630,0:43:34.890

bragging about how much we know about

0:43:29.130,0:43:37.290

the actors the Jermaine is also an

0:43:34.890,0:43:39.480

executive producer on what we do in the

0:43:37.290,0:43:41.540

shadows we've Taika Waititi now favorite

0:43:39.480,0:43:43.830

Taika Waititi yeah I think he also

0:43:41.540,0:43:45.720

co-directed the movie with him yeah I

0:43:43.830,0:43:47.490

think so I think so yeah that's all I

0:43:45.720,0:43:49.650

say on his Twitter they work together a

0:43:47.490,0:43:52.830

lot yeah I do as far as I've read I

0:43:49.650,0:43:54.810

think Jemaine met tyka I think in

0:43:52.830,0:43:57.420

University or something and a couple of

0:43:54.810,0:44:01.860

years before he met Britt Bret McKenzie

0:43:57.420,0:44:04.620

so there's this I think it was from 2004

0:44:01.860,0:44:06.120

or 2003 kind of a documentary about

0:44:04.620,0:44:08.940

flight of the conchords flying to

0:44:06.120,0:44:10.530

Scotland I think to do a show in this

0:44:08.940,0:44:12.690

comedy festival

0:44:10.530,0:44:15.000

tyka is kind of tagging along it's kind

0:44:12.690,0:44:16.440

of their friend you know they I think

0:44:15.000,0:44:19.260

they have a long history together Co

0:44:16.440,0:44:21.120

yeah and we all love Tiger so I think

0:44:19.260,0:44:22.260

we're almost out of New Zealand content

0:44:21.120,0:44:25.110

think so

0:44:22.260,0:44:27.870

there must be for a New Zealand

0:44:25.110,0:44:29.790

listeners we've got Lord of the Rings so

0:44:27.870,0:44:32.850

that will take a couple years who didn't

0:44:29.790,0:44:35.610

watch Lord I haven't watched it yet but

0:44:32.850,0:44:36.150

it's not off the table but he plans Idol

0:44:35.610,0:44:40.020

aunty

0:44:36.150,0:44:42.510

I plan to and also by the way in the

0:44:40.020,0:44:47.700

last episode there's the scene that

0:44:42.510,0:44:50.430

Brett is dancing like a construction

0:44:47.700,0:44:52.740

site because like I said it and I

0:44:50.430,0:44:54.990

thought okay this is definitely a

0:44:52.740,0:44:57.480

cultural gap that I have because I've

0:44:54.990,0:45:00.210

seen references to like dancing in a

0:44:57.480,0:45:03.540

construction site or or a warehouse or

0:45:00.210,0:45:05.790

whatever it is in a couple of places and

0:45:03.540,0:45:07.590

I don't know words from so I googled it

0:45:05.790,0:45:10.920

and it's from Footloose and that's

0:45:07.590,0:45:12.420

definitely a movie we should definitely

0:45:10.920,0:45:15.090

I wanted to mention that scene as well

0:45:12.420,0:45:18.270

because I kind of I realized that it's a

0:45:15.090,0:45:20.670

reference to something but even if it

0:45:18.270,0:45:23.100

was just any other dance I thought that

0:45:20.670,0:45:25.110

scene was amazing definitely a strong

0:45:23.100,0:45:27.270

way to kind of finish the first season

0:45:25.110,0:45:29.100

because they're always so quiet and

0:45:27.270,0:45:30.390

gentle and suddenly they're dancing in

0:45:29.100,0:45:33.030

the middle of the street and and they're

0:45:30.390,0:45:34.950

jumping and I thought it was funny I

0:45:33.030,0:45:35.790

couldn't stop laughing when I saw it it

0:45:34.950,0:45:39.900

was funny

0:45:35.790,0:45:42.330

yeah well flight of the Concord was an

0:45:39.900,0:45:45.860

interesting experience I gotta say that

0:45:42.330,0:45:49.800

I started with with the high hopes and I

0:45:45.860,0:45:52.430

admit it kind of didn't hold up as I

0:45:49.800,0:45:55.050

thought it will it's been fun I

0:45:52.430,0:45:58.920

definitely will try watching more of

0:45:55.050,0:46:00.480

their of their live shows I'm it's an

0:45:58.920,0:46:04.200

interesting question if I will continue

0:46:00.480,0:46:06.420

to season - I agree I I really thought

0:46:04.200,0:46:09.630

that this is going to kind of be one of

0:46:06.420,0:46:10.740

our favorite things but I watched it and

0:46:09.630,0:46:13.050

listened to the album's and everything

0:46:10.740,0:46:15.450

and I didn't love it but I still think

0:46:13.050,0:46:17.280

you guys would gush over it or something

0:46:15.450,0:46:19.230

and I kind of was surprised that you

0:46:17.280,0:46:21.300

didn't but like it makes sense now I

0:46:19.230,0:46:23.780

kind of think that this is really fun

0:46:21.300,0:46:25.190

I'm really glad that we've done this

0:46:23.780,0:46:27.410

it's not the best thing we've done yeah

0:46:25.190,0:46:28.760

I'm sort of I feel like I like a little

0:46:27.410,0:46:30.350

bit more than you guys maybe it's just

0:46:28.760,0:46:32.450

because I'm Australian and this fume is

0:46:30.350,0:46:34.610

like it's not really new you like I've

0:46:32.450,0:46:36.110

seen this kind of humor before so like I

0:46:34.610,0:46:38.540

didn't really have to do that sort of

0:46:36.110,0:46:41.480

context shift where had to dock to it

0:46:38.540,0:46:44.330

but now it was fun I enjoyed the music

0:46:41.480,0:46:46.190

just as an aside like I thought some of

0:46:44.330,0:46:50.030

the songs were catchy as well as

0:46:46.190,0:46:51.650

listening to them I sort of felt like by

0:46:50.030,0:46:54.650

the end though I was just watching it

0:46:51.650,0:46:57.770

because I knew the band like if they

0:46:54.650,0:47:00.650

were if I didn't know their live stuff I

0:46:57.770,0:47:02.990

would probably not like this at all but

0:47:00.650,0:47:05.270

because I know they are really funny at

0:47:02.990,0:47:07.580

times then I sort of I was just sort of

0:47:05.270,0:47:09.800

waiting for it for them to be like as

0:47:07.580,0:47:12.410

good as they were alive but I think the

0:47:09.800,0:47:14.360

answer now for me is probably just

0:47:12.410,0:47:16.430

listen to the whole life stuff like

0:47:14.360,0:47:19.340

everything that put out live just listen

0:47:16.430,0:47:21.560

to that from start to finish and the if

0:47:19.340,0:47:24.140

you still need more then this shows

0:47:21.560,0:47:26.120

there for you but I'm not not

0:47:24.140,0:47:28.850

recommending it but I'm also just like

0:47:26.120,0:47:31.070

if you only once you get through all the

0:47:28.850,0:47:32.720

live stuff then then go on to this I'll

0:47:31.070,0:47:34.190

definitely finish the second season

0:47:32.720,0:47:36.650

because I'm already kind of halfway

0:47:34.190,0:47:39.080

through and I'm having fun but I think

0:47:36.650,0:47:41.510

we all are kind of an agreement that

0:47:39.080,0:47:48.710

their comedy specials are kind of the

0:47:41.510,0:47:51.650

best they did yeah yeah cool for our

0:47:48.710,0:47:53.870

next episode we're going to watch Woody

0:47:51.650,0:47:57.230

Allen's Annie Hall it's a romantic

0:47:53.870,0:47:59.930

comedy from 1977 it features Diane

0:47:57.230,0:48:02.240

Keaton Paul Simon Christopher Walken and

0:47:59.930,0:48:04.640

Woody Allen of course it's supposed to

0:48:02.240,0:48:07.190

be a really cute movie as far as I've

0:48:04.640,0:48:10.010

seen it's the most popular Woody Allen

0:48:07.190,0:48:13.010

movie and I don't think I've ever seen

0:48:10.010,0:48:14.900

any of his movies so it's a cultural gap

0:48:13.010,0:48:17.060

that I want to close over you know at

0:48:14.900,0:48:19.550

least one movie just so I can put a

0:48:17.060,0:48:22.250

checkmark next to it I haven't seen any

0:48:19.550,0:48:23.840

of them and I'm hoping this sort of

0:48:22.250,0:48:28.430

connection because I do have sort of

0:48:23.840,0:48:30.440

okay a chick flick streak going on

0:48:28.430,0:48:33.980

I'm hoping this gets to that sort of

0:48:30.440,0:48:37.330

sombre side that sort of the the sweet

0:48:33.980,0:48:39.970

you know kind of bit that I like out of

0:48:37.330,0:48:42.100

so you two never watched a Woody Allen

0:48:39.970,0:48:44.530

movie never no I never have

0:48:42.100,0:48:46.750

I heard of any hole for the first time

0:48:44.530,0:48:49.660

when I was watching how many mother

0:48:46.750,0:48:51.670

actually like Ted judges his dates based

0:48:49.660,0:48:54.340

on whether they like or hate and he

0:48:51.670,0:48:57.100

looked in one of the episodes yeah so he

0:48:54.340,0:48:59.290

was imagining like bad scenarios like

0:48:57.100,0:49:01.030

because Lily and Marshall have something

0:48:59.290,0:49:02.470

they want to tell him and they want to

0:49:01.030,0:49:04.570

text him but he wants to keep the

0:49:02.470,0:49:06.160

mystery of romance alive so he doesn't

0:49:04.570,0:49:08.200

want to get spoiled about what she's

0:49:06.160,0:49:10.060

like and then he's thinking about the

0:49:08.200,0:49:11.500

worst possible things that could happen

0:49:10.060,0:49:13.450

and then he's going through all these

0:49:11.500,0:49:15.460

timelines in his head where he's like ah

0:49:13.450,0:49:17.890

I'm a murderer and he's like no and then

0:49:15.460,0:49:19.810

she's like I'm from another planet and I

0:49:17.890,0:49:22.120

want to destroy the human race no and

0:49:19.810,0:49:23.740

he's like I don't like any whore no and

0:49:22.120,0:49:25.600

then he like wakes up and he's like oh

0:49:23.740,0:49:28.710

my god and he's like hearts beating and

0:49:25.600,0:49:31.930

stuff like that so I have to say I

0:49:28.710,0:49:33.010

watched the trailer to any halt just a

0:49:31.930,0:49:35.290

few minutes before we start recording

0:49:33.010,0:49:37.900

and I have to say just so you guys know

0:49:35.290,0:49:39.130

how I'm going into this everything about

0:49:37.900,0:49:41.530

it looked kind of annoying

0:49:39.130,0:49:43.480

no not everything but like that kitten

0:49:41.530,0:49:45.610

looked really cute and everything it

0:49:43.480,0:49:48.280

looks cute it looks like a movie a type

0:49:45.610,0:49:50.350

of movie that I would like but I don't

0:49:48.280,0:49:52.240

know the style of Woody Allen doesn't

0:49:50.350,0:49:54.790

seem to be kind of my thing so I'm going

0:49:52.240,0:49:56.680

into this I don't have high expectations

0:49:54.790,0:49:58.330

from this that's interesting that's

0:49:56.680,0:49:59.770

interesting it'll be it could be the

0:49:58.330,0:50:03.040

opposite of Flight of the Conchords I

0:49:59.770,0:50:06.460

guess yeah I remember our first episode

0:50:03.040,0:50:08.800

when we when we watched the producers

0:50:06.460,0:50:10.690

that was really fun and we went in with

0:50:08.800,0:50:12.880

pretty modest expectations uh-huh

0:50:10.690,0:50:15.010

exactly we've been surprised before so

0:50:12.880,0:50:18.790

we have high expectations for our low

0:50:15.010,0:50:21.490

expectations medium expectations I say I

0:50:18.790,0:50:25.270

say modest because then if I don't want

0:50:21.490,0:50:27.490

to say it looks shit where do you

0:50:25.270,0:50:28.450

consider yourself kind of a did you like

0:50:27.490,0:50:30.100

the movies

0:50:28.450,0:50:32.950

the Woody Allen movies that you watched

0:50:30.100,0:50:35.320

yeah yeah well I never watched any haul

0:50:32.950,0:50:38.230

and I didn't watch that many Woody Allen

0:50:35.320,0:50:41.590

movies but they all feel kind of small

0:50:38.230,0:50:43.480

and contained and as has its charm but

0:50:41.590,0:50:46.090

you have to like that kind of that kind

0:50:43.480,0:50:49.000

of vibe yeah I don't know we'll see next

0:50:46.090,0:50:50.890

episode so thank you Peter and thank you

0:50:49.000,0:50:52.960

Barrio for staying true to our

0:50:50.890,0:50:54.880

thank you the listeners at home for

0:50:52.960,0:50:56.740

helping us along the latest stage of our

0:50:54.880,0:50:58.750

quest we hope that you join us again

0:50:56.740,0:51:02.190

next episode and will talk to you soon

0:50:58.750,0:51:02.190

bye bye see ya present

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