On this episode, Stink shares three working tracks of his original music! Don't act like you're not impressed. First song is called Pills and Prayers. Second song is called Picasso's Dead. And Third Song is True Crime (It gets cutoff, and I don't have time to figure out why. You'll be fine.) Tanks for Listening. Love hard. HARDER DAMMIT.
Here we go again. We hit the ground running with the legendary Aaron Sorkin courtroom drama starring everyone in Hollywood in 1992, A Few Good Men. Stay Tuned AFTER the episode for some words from our Executive Producer, Marla. Thanks for listening.
Get your copy of the Few Good Men screenplay and follow along. This episode we learn a little family history and a generational war movie philosophy. Oh and we meet Jack Ross. Plus a quick story about Stink on an E-meter at the Scientology Center.
This film is really well acted. Have you ever heard of Jack Nicholson? Todd Cruise? Debbie Moore? They're really good.
Jumping Jack Ross is Kevin Bacon. I'm honestly only 3 degrees at most from him. Maybe two.
Is this a good time to mention I'm not a Kiefer Sutherland fan?
Tom Cruise drunk and father talk. Also a triple digression where Stink loses the thread repeatedly. Mmmmm... the good stuff.
In this episode, Stink reveals his controversial opinion that Jack Nicholson is good at acting. But also, Sam Elliott is an easier impression.
The answer to the biggest question in Hollywood is here! Stink's next Season will be about the Goonies!!! And weirdly Neil Peart apparently. Let's talk about The Goonies... Axl, Slash, Duff, Izzy and Steve. No wait, that's GNR.
On this episode, Stink re-organizes his studio after Marla decides to test some cables. We learn of Stink's distaste for all things Golf, Tina Turner is apparently good at Rock and Roll, Police Chases in L.A. are soaking up too much of Stink's resources, we dismiss the "Goonies as a geographical designation" argument, we meet a few actual bona-fide Goonies (finally), we ponder Asthmatic Acting choices, 1985 Concert T-Shirts, and realize that Corey Feldman has a point.
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