Digest

The episode begins with a humorous introduction and the return of Tatiana Maslany and Christian Bruin. They discuss their recent projects, including Christian's new show "The Recruit" and Tatiana's movie "The Monkey." The conversation then shifts to a discussion about names, planets, and Dr. Blondy's recent purchase of a mulchop. Christian reveals a tattoo of the logo from the show "Franklin's Fault" and they discuss Stephen King's novel "Gerald's Game." Christian also discusses his recent foot surgery and the meaning of work and auditions. The conversation then turns to the anatomy of a foot, with the doctor providing humorous and inaccurate information about the bones. The doctor expresses his annoyance at the malt shop owner's unexpected appearance on the show and they engage in a humorous back-and-forth about the movie "A Clockwork Orange." They then discuss the movie "The Music Man," debating the character's fake credentials and the plot points of the film. The doctor describes his humorous approach to treating patients, including his tendency to prank them during operations. He also discusses his unique perspective on the medical profession and his fantasies of cutting open mythological creatures. The conversation returns to "The Music Man," with the doctor and the malt shop owner discussing the character's arrest and the role of the sheriff in the film. The doctor asserts his authority as a doctor and they discuss Stephen King's writing style and the recurring themes in his novels. They engage in a humorous debate about the Wells Fargo wagon and the level of knowledge people had about commerce in the early 1900s. The doctor and the malt shop owner continue their playful banter, with the doctor calling the malt shop owner his "sweet boy" and attributing his talent to his "funny bone." The doctor and the malt shop owner decide to do a watch along of "The Music Man" to settle their debate about the film. The conversation shifts to the TV show "Orphan Black," with the guests discussing the possibility of a reunion show or movie. The doctor describes his unique approach to surgery, comparing it to the movie "Phantom Thread" and revealing his penchant for adding "Easter eggs" to his patients. The doctor and the guests engage in a humorous discussion about silk and the origins of the word "sperm whale," leading to a conversation about the absurdity of human naming conventions. They discuss a fictional story about whales wearing salmon hats, highlighting the absurdity of some stories and the tendency for people to believe them. The doctor introduces Lucy Brockheimer, a guest who works in the entertainment industry at Marvel headquarters. Lucy reveals that she is a patient of the doctor and that she almost went to the Olympics. She discusses Marvel's plans for the future of the MCU, including the upcoming "Thunderbolts" movie and the possibility of a "Baby Avengers" team. Lucy reveals that Kevin Feige has kidnapped her pug, leading to a humorous discussion about the dog's personality and the possibility of entering him in dog shows. The conversation begins with a discussion about upcoming Marvel movies. The speaker shares their ideas for new films, including a gay love story featuring Wicked and Hulkling, a movie about a horse with superpowers, and a kitchen sink drama with a superhero who doesn't reveal their powers. The speaker proposes Patty LaPone to play Dr. Doom in an upcoming Marvel movie. They discuss the potential for LaPone to play other characters in the Marvel universe, highlighting her versatility and talent. The conversation shifts to the definition of Marvel. The speaker argues that Marvel can be anything, not just superhero movies. They explore the possibility of a superhero movie without showcasing the superhero's powers, emphasizing the potential for a more grounded and character-driven story. The speaker reveals that their father is Bob Iger, the former CEO of Disney. They discuss the implications of nepotism in the entertainment industry and the speaker's aspirations to work in the Marvel universe. The speaker receives feedback on their ideas for Marvel movies. They discuss the importance of listening to critique and feedback in the creative process. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the speaker's upcoming Marvel projects. They share details about the filming locations, release dates, and their roles in the films. The podcast announces a big comedy show in LA on December 13th, featuring Comedy Bang Bang and Hey, Randy. Tickets are on sale now at CBBWorld.com/tour. The podcast hosts discuss the success of their current tour, highlighting the artistic quality of the shows and encouraging listeners to check out the recordings. One of the hosts announces his new Spider-Man comic, "Destonishing Spider-Man," available on Marvel Unlimited. He teases a potential surprise for fans. The podcast hosts engage in a playful segment called "Open the Plug Bag," where they encourage listeners to share their "bugs" or stories. The hosts discuss the feeling of satisfaction and relaxation on a Saturday, comparing it to the Olympics and the joy of witnessing human beings enjoying themselves. The hosts engage in a humorous conversation about transactional relationships, questioning the nature of their own connection and whether it's based solely on professional obligations. The hosts playfully accuse each other of being "lawsuit happy" and using legal tactics for personal gain. The hosts conclude the episode by thanking their guest and expressing gratitude for the opportunity to clarify previous statements and avoid further comments.

Outlines

00:00:00

Introduction, Catchphrase, and Guest Returns

The episode begins with music and a humorous introduction, featuring the catchphrase "I got my pirate in your ass is incredible." Tatiana Maslany and Christian Bruin are welcomed back to the show after Tatiana's last-minute cancellation the previous week. They discuss the reasons behind her absence and the subsequent events that led to Christian's appearance.

00:00:25

Updates on Projects and a Discussion About Names

Tatiana and Christian share updates on their upcoming projects, including Christian's new show "The Recruit" and Tatiana's movie "The Monkey." The conversation shifts to a discussion about names, specifically the name "Constable Johnstable" and the planet "Tatooine."

00:16:43

Dr. Blondy, Frozen Shoulder, and Franklin's Fault

The conversation turns to Dr. Blondy, Christian's personal physician, and his recent purchase of a mulchop. They also discuss Christian's shoulder and a humorous exchange about cocaine. Christian reveals a tattoo of the logo from the show "Franklin's Fault," which he explains was inspired by a street sign in Norway.

00:31:06

Stephen King, Foot Surgery, and the Meaning of Work

The conversation touches upon Stephen King's novel "Gerald's Game" and a humorous discussion about the character Gerald's preferences. Christian discusses his recent foot surgery and a humorous exchange with Dr. Blondy about the enjoyment of cutting open feet. The conversation explores the concept of work and auditions, with Christian arguing that even unpaid work, like auditions, should be considered work.

00:34:05

The Anatomy of a Foot and the Malt Shop Owner's Appearance

The conversation starts with a discussion about the bones in a human foot, with the doctor providing humorous and inaccurate information about the number and names of the bones. The doctor expresses his annoyance at the malt shop owner's unexpected appearance on the show, revealing that he wanted a different guest.

00:35:54

A Synopsis of "A Clockwork Orange" and "The Music Man"

The doctor and the malt shop owner engage in a humorous back-and-forth about the movie "A Clockwork Orange," with the doctor claiming to have only watched clips and the malt shop owner challenging his understanding of the film. The conversation shifts to the movie "The Music Man," with the doctor and the malt shop owner debating the character's fake credentials and the plot points of the film.

00:41:53

The Doctor's Pranks and Operations

The doctor describes his humorous approach to treating patients, including his tendency to prank them during operations. He also discusses his unique perspective on the medical profession.

00:46:08

Instruments, Middleman, and Fantasies of Cutting Open Creatures

The doctor and the malt shop owner continue their discussion about "The Music Man," focusing on the instruments and the character's role as a middleman. The doctor shares his fantasies of cutting open mythological creatures from films, revealing his fascination with anatomy and his humorous approach to the medical profession.

00:48:58

The Music Man's Arrest, the Doctor's Rules, and Stephen King's Formula

The conversation returns to "The Music Man," with the doctor and the malt shop owner discussing the character's arrest and the role of the sheriff in the film. The doctor asserts his authority as a doctor, claiming that anyone listening to his show must ask for his permission, leading to a humorous discussion about the rules of the medical profession. The doctor and the malt shop owner discuss Stephen King's writing style and the recurring themes in his novels, particularly the "weird town" trope.

00:52:57

The Wells Fargo Wagon, Playful Banter, and "The Music Man" Watch Along

The doctor and the malt shop owner engage in a humorous debate about the Wells Fargo wagon and the level of knowledge people had about commerce in the early 1900s. The doctor and the malt shop owner continue their playful banter, with the doctor calling the malt shop owner his "sweet boy" and attributing his talent to his "funny bone." The doctor and the malt shop owner decide to do a watch along of "The Music Man" to settle their debate about the film.

00:55:51

Orphan Black Reunion, Phantom Thread, and Silk Shit

The conversation shifts to the TV show "Orphan Black," with the guests discussing the possibility of a reunion show or movie. The doctor describes his unique approach to surgery, comparing it to the movie "Phantom Thread" and revealing his penchant for adding "Easter eggs" to his patients. The doctor and the guests engage in a humorous discussion about silk and the origins of the word "sperm whale," leading to a conversation about the absurdity of human naming conventions.

00:59:23

Whales Wearing Salmon Hats and Introducing Lucy Brockheimer

The doctor and the guests discuss a fictional story about whales wearing salmon hats, highlighting the absurdity of some stories and the tendency for people to believe them. The doctor introduces Lucy Brockheimer, a guest who works in the entertainment industry at Marvel headquarters.

01:03:38

Lucy's Patient Status, Marvel's Plans, and Kevin Feige's Pug

Lucy Brockheimer reveals that she is a patient of the doctor and that she almost went to the Olympics. She discusses Marvel's plans for the future of the MCU, including the upcoming "Thunderbolts" movie and the possibility of a "Baby Avengers" team. Lucy reveals that Kevin Feige has kidnapped her pug, leading to a humorous discussion about the dog's personality and the possibility of entering him in dog shows.

01:04:20

Marvel Movie Ideas and Patty LaPone as Dr. Doom

The conversation begins with a discussion about upcoming Marvel movies. The speaker shares their ideas for new films, including a gay love story featuring Wicked and Hulkling, a movie about a horse with superpowers, and a kitchen sink drama with a superhero who doesn't reveal their powers. The speaker proposes Patty LaPone to play Dr. Doom in an upcoming Marvel movie. They discuss the potential for LaPone to play other characters in the Marvel universe, highlighting her versatility and talent.

01:10:06

The Definition of Marvel, Nepotism, and Critique

The conversation shifts to the definition of Marvel. The speaker argues that Marvel can be anything, not just superhero movies. They explore the possibility of a superhero movie without showcasing the superhero's powers, emphasizing the potential for a more grounded and character-driven story. The speaker reveals that their father is Bob Iger, the former CEO of Disney. They discuss the implications of nepotism in the entertainment industry and the speaker's aspirations to work in the Marvel universe. The speaker receives feedback on their ideas for Marvel movies. They discuss the importance of listening to critique and feedback in the creative process.

01:19:47

Upcoming Marvel Projects, Comedy Bang Bang Show Announcement, and Tour Success

The conversation concludes with a discussion about the speaker's upcoming Marvel projects. They share details about the filming locations, release dates, and their roles in the films. The podcast announces a big comedy show in LA on December 13th, featuring Comedy Bang Bang and Hey, Randy. Tickets are on sale now at CBBWorld.com/tour. The podcast hosts discuss the success of their current tour, highlighting the artistic quality of the shows and encouraging listeners to check out the recordings.

01:36:00

New Spider-Man Comic, Open the Plug Bag, and the Olympics Analogy

One of the hosts announces his new Spider-Man comic, "Destonishing Spider-Man," available on Marvel Unlimited. He teases a potential surprise for fans. The podcast hosts engage in a playful segment called "Open the Plug Bag," where they encourage listeners to share their "bugs" or stories. The hosts discuss the feeling of satisfaction and relaxation on a Saturday, comparing it to the Olympics and the joy of witnessing human beings enjoying themselves.

01:44:34

Transactional Relationships, Lawsuit Happy, and Conclusion

The hosts engage in a humorous conversation about transactional relationships, questioning the nature of their own connection and whether it's based solely on professional obligations. The hosts playfully accuse each other of being "lawsuit happy" and using legal tactics for personal gain. The hosts conclude the episode by thanking their guest and expressing gratitude for the opportunity to clarify previous statements and avoid further comments.

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Q&A

• Why did Tatiana Maslany cancel last week's show?

  Tatiana had a nose infection or ear infection that prevented her from appearing on the show.

• What is Christian Bruin's new show called?

  Christian's new show is called "The Recruit," which is set to premiere in Q1.

• What is the name of the planet where Luke Skywalker grew up?

  Luke Skywalker grew up on the planet Tatooine, which is known for its twin suns.

• What is a mulchop?

  A mulchop is a machine used for mulching, a process that involves shredding organic material into small pieces.

• What is the name of the show that Christian Bruin has a tattoo of?

  Christian has a tattoo of the logo from the show "Franklin's Fault," which features a character who walks across the sea.

• What is the name of the Stephen King novel that the conversation references?

  The conversation references Stephen King's novel "Gerald's Game," which features a character named Gerald who enjoys being in the sheets.

• What is the name of the movie that Tatiana Maslany is working on?

  Tatiana is working on a movie called "The Monkey," which features a band of monkeys.

• What is the doctor's humorous approach to treating patients?

  The doctor often pranks his patients during operations and has a unique perspective on the medical profession, often making light of serious situations.

• What are some of the recurring themes in Stephen King's novels?

  Stephen King's novels often feature small towns in Maine where strange and unsettling events occur, with a recurring theme of a bully who is often confronted by a supernatural force.

Show Notes