Principal Takes a Holiday

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So how did your team do? Will we kill the interviewer? Well, so we're in New category this year that we entered is a game day spirit program. So we actually combine with our cheer team and do a big, like with flags and signs and a whole thing you do your fight song, you do a chant, you do a timeout pattern.

First time this division has ever happened.

First time us coaches have ever choreographed, cleaned, known, anything about this division. And we took home second in the nation, which was, you know, do you go against teams that they either had a lot of experience with their cheer team doing game day or their song team doing game day? We had me there and we did very well.

And then my palm girls, we had a little bit of a slip-up and these divisions are so competitive. And we had a little slip-up on second, the second day, because we compete three different days and you try to make it to the next round. So they they chop the rounds in half and half and half. And the second day we had some major mistakes in the palm routine.

So it dropped us down to entering. We kind of got into finals by the skin of our teeth and eighth place. And we stuck. We stayed there. But the biggest thing with my palm routine is for my seniors, I've got eight seniors.

They came off the floor, just defeated, could not believe that the things that have been happened. And so I was happy that they made it to finals. And I was like, all I care about right now, I don't care if you guys bump up. I just want you to come off the floor proud of what you did.

“Feeling like that is how, because that's how you practice.”

That's how you do it.

The way they did it on the second day just wasn't, it didn't represent the rest of the

season that they've had, you know, they've had such a great season. And they've done so well, they've been killing it in classes and in our practices.

Hey, everybody has a bad day. I don't know if we are. Everybody has a bad day.

“So then getting a chance to make it to finals and they came off the floor so happy with”

what they did.

But when I tell you, it lit a fire under my girls' butts for Jazz and we ended up in third

in the nation after finals, it was a routine that had people in tears. There was a routine that made people set alarms to be in the big fieldhouse for our performance. Because their routine just, they just are so gorgeous doing this routine. Wow. They really made a name for themselves.

So I am like beyond proud and it was exciting and row and Jordan were there this year. We don't get to come every year and then we got to do two days at Disney World. And I'm still in the Disney, looking at my sweater. Oh, geez. No, this is the spirit.

I can't help it. I of seven days in Florida is not enough for me. I am just so Disney. Nice. And it was like exhausting and it's an up and down roller coaster every year.

But coming out on top this year was just, it's cool all the day two with the, with the mess update. Was it one person or was it like a boat? No. Okay.

That's good. I have isn't mad at them. It's like I'm sad for you guys because sure, you've done so much better, you know. But you finished second in the big one. The big, the big unified routine we got second and it was overall a great trip.

And my girls made me so proud. Like we walked away from that competition knowing we laid everything out on the floor. And you know, now everyone's like just hungry to get back there for next year. So that's good. Well, congratulations.

Thank you. I coach the team that came in first. I knew that was you. That was me and my girls killed it. But hey, second, it's great too. Second in the country is pretty damn impressive.

It is the hardest and most competitive competition there is out there. Good for you. We were rooting for you. And second is nothing to sneeze at. Thank you.

We'll be back. We'll be back to claim that top place this year. Well, we're back and you're all back with us. So welcome back to magical rewind. The show that makes you want to grab your friends, your PJs and your popcorn and go back

to a time and all the houses are smart. The waves, tsunamis and the high schools musical. I'm Wilford El. And I'm Sabrina Ryan and speak in the high schools and competitions. Well, we're back in high school, but this one ain't no musical.

We're pulling off a senior prank gone wrong and leaving a path of destruction because it's time to recap the 1998. Wonderful world of Disney comedy, principal takes a holiday, released on January 4th, 1998. Like all ABC network releases review, this one has a very recognizable cast, but it's hard to find this movie these days.

You might remember wonderful world installments have not made their way to Disney plus because of tangled contracts pre 2000, which is a real bummer because that means one day these movies could just disappear forever. But we hear a magical rewind or making sure someone is chronically in their existence while they can.

That's us. Yes, we're taking one for the team. Or are we not?

Maybe this movie was amazing.

We'll get into it. Another commonality it was filmed in Vancouver this time at a high school name Point Gray, which is now infamous as the school where Seth Rogan and his best friend Evan Goldberg wrote the first version of Superbad as students a story that is loosely based on their own senior year there.

“That's why their production company is now called Point Gray.”

Now it might be a little hard to find on the internet, but principal takes a holiday did get a VHS release two years after it's premiere, which has become a rare item on eBay and at weird garage sales. So maybe you can watch it if you have a working VCR and you managed to find a copy. Okay, so Reno without giving too much away about your opinion of this movie.

Does it feel like a little more modern and darker than some of the D-coms we watch? Like did you think that this movie could possibly get a 2026 remake? Actually, yes, like I do think that they're in a way. Now that they're back then, what was a D-com, right? And now that they've got such a great formula, they could take this preface this storyline.

Do a couple of rewrites here and there, explain a few things here and there, and this movie, the idea of it could be really funny, and you know who would have to be the star. Nowadays who would it be? We've had him on the pod.

He is our amazing host of the games, I mean, he'd have to be the star of it.

He'd have to be the principal, oh, okay, oh, wait, you're talking about Brian's to pan it. Brian's to pan it could have to be this character who would be hilarious and so much take the character exactly where it needs to go, which is even farther.

“And now I think he should play the brother who comes in as the...”

Oh, the therapist, yeah.

I see, you weren't like Disney, you weren't going to cast me either. Thanks a lot for playing out. Tell me, I have sat in a room with Kettie or Tega and you told me you were done. You were not wanting to act anymore, so I was trying to make you feel bad and don't see the roles you don't want to take.

Don't try to push me in the films, sorry, don't try as you're. Yeah, no, I agree with you. You guys would be a fun casting cast together, home, my gosh, that would be so good. I would just want to be possible. The possible retake of this film, and I also agree about the massive rewrites that would

happen.

“Yeah, but I think that in general, this idea is kind of like airspuillers day off, it kind”

of got idea of like, I mean, you could go so much farther with the pranks and the certain things that I think Disney channel now really knows how to like kind of take it far. And I think that it would be really funny, and they'd have such a great cast. Yeah, so many great talented kids on the channel right now. Yeah, I got a weird Ferris Pula vibe from this one to anyway, as we ask every week, did

you know anything about principal takes a holiday before never, I had never heard of this

one. And it's always shocks me. I don't know why, because I feel like I lived and breathed the channel during this time. But again, this was not on the channel. This was a wonderful world of Disney.

This was ABC. I mean, those are the two like networks that I was allowed to watch. I don't think I watched really anything else, so something getting past me like this feels very strange. Okay.

Well, you can create your own opinion, because even though it's an elusive wonderful world of Disney entry, the movie is currently available to watch on the YouTube's. So it's not the best quality, but it's actually not awful. It's not like, you know, the somebody pointed a video camera and old VHS camera at their TV.

It's not a bad rip.

“All you have to do is search for principal takes a holiday and go to town.”

And I mean that literally, I want you to drive into a town, stop at the closest metropolitan area and then just bask in all the commerce and then pick up some milk, drop off some outgoing mail, and support the mom and pop hardware store in Haskell Drive. Then watch the movie whenever you want to. I will say, did you do the one I did the one that stopped like 10 minutes before the movie

was done? It just stopped. It just went. I was like, wait a minute. I know I can use for several moments of this movie, but like, that cannot be the end.

When we get there in the in the curry bar, I'll tell you. And then the movie got up. Oh, yeah. No, I saw the whole thing. Luckily.

But the one that says full, so you guys got to look for the full movie actually is not as good quality. So I'm glad I watched the other one because it was better quality, and then I just watched the last like 10 minutes of like, the one I saw was pretty good quality and the whole movie.

And I wanted to watch them on with all the commercials, because I love that, but it was the quality was so bad that I was like, I can't sit through this, but I love the period commercials. Yes, the Pepsi, there's a Pepsi commercial with Star Wars at the end of one of them for me. Yeah, yeah.

Cool. It's been a while. That's what I mean. Yeah, I want to do that. And now let's erase those demands and abolish detention.

It's time for the synopsis. A rowdy senior jeopardizes his $10,000 graduation gift when he's caught mid senior prank by the principal when a freak accident takes the principal out of commission. The students recruit a drifter in order to wipe his record clean. All right, early thoughts, what did you think of principal takes a holiday?

This, you know me, and I feel like I'm starting to sound like a grandmaw now, but truly, I love the messaging and when it came down to it, like the biggest reason and why people were doing a lot of the stuff was to get just to get the girl, like, and I don't know why that bother me.

This movie, like not, yeah, but this, that kind of became second nature.

It was really about getting the like, you know, punky girl and then the, the teacher. And I was just kind of like, what message are we trying to give to these kids on this movie? And it didn't seem like there was a message besides just like getting away with the big lie.

And I kind of didn't love that. So that's kind of my just general, but in all honesty, the confusion I had, I don't even know what I would break this. I'm so confused. I'm hoping today going through it, seeing by seeing basically is going to help me.

Help me, will help me.

“I can't, because that's what I was coming here.”

I was coming here so you can help me. Thank you. I have that was my answer. I have no idea how I feel about this movie. Maybe this is the, a very good, wonderful old Disney.

Maybe this is one of the worst movies I've ever seen. I truly don't know. There's some super weirdness in this movie.

It's also never a good sign to know you and I've talked about this where I had to watch it

in chunks. I kept pausing it and looking at my phone and pausing it and leaving the room and pausing. So that's not a good sign, even something that wasn't my favorite movie all time, but the cast was so good, something like the Princess Protection Program.

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The mask. King off. You're supposed to be safe. That's your home. That's your husband.

So keep this secret for so many years. He's like a seasoned pro.

“This is a story about the end of a marriage.”

But it's also the story of one woman who was done living in the dark. Your dangerous person who prays un vulnerable and trusting people. You're a father who makes a weapon good. Listen to betrayal season five on the iHeart Radio app. Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

I'm Nancy Glass, host of the burden of guilt season two podcast. This is a story about a horrendous lie that destroyed two families. Late one night, Bobby Gumpride became the victim of a random crime. He pulls the gun. He tells me to lie down on the ground.

Termine was sentenced to 99 years.

And like lower this can be real. I thought it was a mistaken identity. The best lie is partial truth. For 22 years only two people knew the truth. Until a confession changed everything.

I was a monster. Listen to burden of guilt season two on the iHeart Radio app. Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

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I can honestly say I've never done an interview like that before,

you know, at one point I set my laptop down. And we just started chatting as old friends, recent Oscar recipient. So we have some commonality there. I predict that by the way. And you said these words to me, dust off your mantle.

Yes. And I looked at you and I said, what? And you said dust off your mantle. And then I left and that was it. And then when all of that happened, I remember the next morning.

“I think I wanted to like write you and go,”

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and put them around kids with a position of power and have him recap along with us, because it's time for principal takes a holiday. We're so pretty. It's crazy.

Put them around kids. I can give some power to the position. I love it. It's so good. It's true.

That's literally how it starts. Yep. Yep. Yep. That guy, he has no idea who that guy is. That guy easily could have been on the run.

He could have been not allowed within 500 yards of kids. No, but a hitchhiker and making it worse. Yep. There you go. Well, we open on a very familiar site.

It's our main characters, Teenage Bedroom. It's been a minute, but we do love to see these. A mechanism that gives us so much information in a very short amount of time. And in this case, we hear the phone ringing

in an extremely messy room. And dare I say, it might even be considered mischievous this bedroom. We see sketches and plans and maybe weaponry who knows it was a strange room.

The phone rings until the answering machine picks up for John. It's his friend.

Who we never care about later.

No, don't get it about this guy at all. I don't at all. He wants to know if he went through the plan and snuck into the principal's office last night did he actually pull off the greatest senior prank ever?

demerits he got last year, but he may have just done it. John eventually picks up the phone and tells his friend a chill.

“What do you think a name for John for this movie?”

Part of me thought it was too generic and then I was like, you know what? In this day and age of heights and florens and blue gishblush.

Just here in John kind of made me feel pretty damn good. Yeah, but my question, I was actually, it's advice over to see the name John. Would he go by John in high school

or would he be like Johnny? No, Johnny was just like Johnny. John just seems older like that. John, John boy. John, yeah.

Okay. But it was nice. It wasn't like, you know. Yeah. The Hudson or you know.

It's just like, oh God, it's just John. Thank God. He just died in John. John, John.

John and Ben. No offense to John's out. No offense to Hudson's and people out there across the world. Anyway,

“the prank is going to go something like this.”

Principal Hockenberry arrives at his office at 8 a.m. gets on to the loudspeaker at 8.05 coffee at 8.10 out of the office at 8.12 and that's when it will hit 8.12. And with that, John joins his stern parents

for breakfast and his dad reminds him they're going out of town for two weeks, which seems like an awfully long time to leave your senior in high school, misgivious, gotten 32

demerits, high school kid alone by himself. Yeah. Which they know about. It's not like they're like parents that are kind of

don't understand or or always.

You know what I mean? Like the there's there's kids in school that get away with stuff. You know, and they're the ones that are always the pranksters, but like they get away with it. They're very aware of the misgiviousness that their kid has.

Well, it's not just that they also set up the fact that his mother cooks him all his meals. His mother does all of his laundry. So they're just. How's he going to end this kid to the wolves?

And someone's just going to check in on him. Like they're not like it's not like an an intern on court coming to stay with him. Like literally just going to check in on it. It's so strange.

“And so yeah, it doesn't matter because we never go back to the house after that.”

Anyway. I know it's so weird. But it's that video. It's a different easy. They've coddled him.

They've paid for private school. And now he's due to dependent with zero discipline. They've decided on his first day of senior year that while they're away, he also can't use their car. So the kid whose misgivious who gets away with everything.

The parents say you can't use the car and he doesn't. Completely follows the rules, which to me. I was like, what? Of course he's going to. Of course he would use the car.

Right. Right. This already went to like the Ferris Wheeler's day off. Like right. And a steal one of their cars.

That's not a sport. Yeah. Or not right moves with the risky business or any of this stuff. It's like, what? Yeah.

And to be honest, like, that's a high school of my parents. We're going to wait for two weeks. And I just think I'd stay home. I need to go to school. I mean, my God, who does that?

Don't two weeks. It's so strange. I can't use my car. I got a ride. My bike.

Oh, okay. So I'll be home for two weeks. I'll see you guys when you get there. Yeah. No.

This whole thing was really, really weird. It started weird. And they then tell him if he gets one to merit this year. They're going to rip up the $10,000 inheritance check. He was supposed to get from his grandmother.

John is, of course, furious about the new agreement, especially because he knows the

senior prank could already be his first to merit.

He is screwed. As they drive off, he knows he has to stop the prank. It's a race against time. From eight to twelve to be exact, when a large bucket of red paint is set to splash down from the doorway onto the principal.

John furiously bikes his way to school because he's following the rules. He can't use the car dodging construction sites and trying to beat principal Hockenberry to his door. And on John's toward a France, we also see a messy hippie and his dog getting kicked out of a truck.

Of course, he had been hitchhiking. But we'll get back to that later. In the hallways, Hick and Looper, Hick and Bottom, Hick and Looper. Hick and Principal treats his troubled private school students like he's training dogs.

He enters his office at 8 a.m. as predicted and starts the morning announcements, introducing Vice Principal Ralph Calder. While Hick and Looper rambles on, we see John in the background tiptoeing into the school to fix things, undetected until he bumps into a new teacher, miss Shine, but even she can't stop him.

Meanwhile, a new student, Peter Heath, who is just new, has arrived and is being ignored while looking for where to go, and to Peter's surprise, Hick and Looper is one minute ahead of schedule. John is doomed. He's running through the school, trying to stop the inevitable, and just as Hick and Looper

reaches his office door, the phone rings, as he turns back to answer the line, just one small drip of red hits the floor. With the principal now preoccupied, John sneaks his way into the ceiling, but it's caught red handed by Peter, the new student. He's looking for the principal.

John begs him to keep it down, but Peter has no idea what's going on.

He just needs to get to his first class.

And as awful as it sounds, you could tell this movie was done pre a lot of the horrible things happened at schools. Because if you walk into a student nowadays saying I'm trying to disarm it and do it, it just they wouldn't even shoot this nowadays. I don't think they would even put this in the movie nowadays.

obviously done at a much different time. It was right after column by no. This was a strange thing for me.

“It hit me weird, because it was like the way they set it up, and he's in there with”

scissors, and I'm trying to defuse it, it just brought my head to a different place, which is kind of scary. It's sad. It's sad. That's weird.

Because it's like a prank. He was not in any way trying to. He was trying to make a laugh out of the principal, not trying to hurt him. Right. Not do something that's going to like melt his skin off.

It's just going to die it, you know. So it was definitely like a fun filled type idea, but nowadays it's like no. No, you wouldn't do it. And just as John is about to cut the wire and save himself from the worst amount of his life, he can loop her grabs the handle and the red paint douses the furious principal.

He completed the prank after all. John and Peter are now held in the office. Although I don't know why Peter being blamed, especially since he's brand new at school, and the principal obviously has it in for John. So why would he assume also that the new kid at school who literally just walked in and had a meeting

with him set up also helped this guy set up this prank who he'd never met before.

And was obviously the biggest joke in his kid at school. You know that he's made sense. Yeah. No. It was already going.

He saved. Yeah. That's why I was like wait.

“What's going to stretch everything like crazy.”

Yeah. So John and Peter are now being held in the office. John realizes he's only five minutes into the school year and he's lost 10 grand. He blames Peter, but Peter had to save his own for some reason. He's new at school.

Vice principal called her appears and wants to know how to get the red stuff off of Hickenlooper. Keep in mind now that everyone saw the principal doused in red because that's going to be important. John takes even further completely blaming Peter like it as a result. Both of them.

He doesn't know this guy, but I'm going to but it's a year of fault. He's the one to told me to do it. It was like, what an carrot right off the bat. And it wasn't like that was the thing about Ferris Bueller is Ferris. Somebody like a Ferris Bueller or or business or Zack Morris.

They never did it at the expense of somebody innocent or somebody else.

Like if somebody was a jerk, then maybe they got like the principal Rooney and in Ferris Bueller. Like maybe he got a bit of it, but he did it all to himself. Ferris Bueller didn't do anything to him. Where this guy is already trying to actually do something to the principal. What's okay?

That's funny. It's the principal I get it. But then this brand new kid who shows up at school, you're trying to destroy this kid's life. Like what? So yeah, it was like, what the hell do?

It's like even if that kid did help him, what he didn't. You still don't snitch. Yeah. And so it's like, what is this guy doing? But anyway, okay.

So he blames Peter and as a result, both of them get six months detention and demarits on their permanent record. Later on in a exceptionally confusing math class, Peter is still fuming over the punishment.

He's never gotten into trouble before and this will cost him Stanford.

And this also threw me because they had said it's a very conservative school that people send their kids to who maybe have had a little trouble in the past and need more structure. So why would they send this kid to the school who's been perfect and had awesome grades? Right. If like what's the point of that?

So at this point, I'm going, this might be a long 96 minutes. Yeah. So I just didn't understand it. The two boys are still arguing about it in science and John suggests Peter find a way to remove the demerit.

“The only way to do that is to hack an principles computer, but Peter won't let him borrow his laptop.”

And hey, everyone, the science teachers bailed on the science guy. Cool. We're now in history class with that nervous new teacher, Miss Shine. John has barred a laptop from the computer lab to break into the mainframe. But unfortunately, he was detected by Hicken Looper.

And his best friend is there with them who we never really learned his name and don't need to know anything about him because he absolutely does. This is the last time we see him. Thank you very much. Whatever your name was.

He is still washing the red dye off his face. He's got a really good hacker protection software set up just to stop kids like John. And just like that, the boys last hope has failed, but John isn't giving up. They just need a new plan. And then, and I didn't miss anything here in a real non-secretor, a wild dog appears and

steals John's softball. John. They're on like the campus at some sort too. Sure. So this dog just like comes out of nowhere to the point where it made me go, wait, was

that John's dog? I see the dog before. Was it John's dog? Yeah. It was the best friend's dog who we haven't met.

Yeah, very strange. John is unwilling to give up the one softball to any wild animals. So he rushes off miles down this thing to catch the mut. But when he does get him, the dog doesn't have the ball. And his scruffy owner could really care less.

He recognizes this man as a messy looking transient who was kicked out of the truck earlier in the movie. He introduced himself as fits and is laying down in the grass without a care in the world. He even suggests that John just escaped the school as a construct.

And when Hickenlooper notices that John is wandered off the campus because he's just there with binoculars looking for tomorrow. It's the final straw.

He types the recommendation into his computer, but before he can press enter, John smacks

“a baseball, the softball pitched by Peter right through his office.”

It smacks through the window and cracks him in the back of the head after a few seconds. He falls to the ground knocked out. Okay, we quick cut to an arriving ambulance. The paramedics see the red blotches on Hickenlooper's face. There's other teachers surrounding them.

Why don't the other teachers say, no, no, no, that's from the red paint. Don't worry about it. No, they go ahead and let him get admitted as a like someone with like issues. Yeah, they take him straight to the infectious disease department of the hospital. So nobody, they said, hey, we found him knocked out.

Oh, my God, he's covered in red. Give me the gloves. No one went, no, no, that's from that's paint. No, nobody said that. And now the boys are back.

And the principals office facing the judgmental look of Vice Principal Calder, who gives them four more months of detention. So they are now at 10 months of detention.

In usually months of a year.

No, no, no, they're not. Why? No, they're not. No, they're not. The receptionist also reveals that the district has agreed to send a substitute principal,

Dr. Vernon Baxter, a name that really impresses Calder, apparently he's a big deal,

“and no one knows what he looks like, which is going to be important to the story, obviously.”

Then John notices something. A facts breaking through the news that Dr. Baxter won't be able to fill in. So he reads this upside down through window. Oh, he has eagle eyesight upside down. How eagle eyes is what this guy has.

John upside down eagle man is what they should call him. He's going to be in Zurich. The doctor. And so then thanks to an inspirational George Washington poster, John shares an idea with Peter as they leave school, because now they're besties apparently.

What if they hire someone to play Dr. Baxter? Just for an hour while they wiped the computer's clean of their demerits. And since John stole the facts, they have nothing to worry about. So he also somehow got into that room. And grabbed the facts that was curled up against the window.

Right. All right, facts machines. Facts is where the best. Oh man. They were, you get your sides facts in for all these things.

Yes. Yeah. Peter isn't having it though. He's going to tell the school all about Baxter and Zurich. But then his breath is literally taken away by another student, Roxanne, toughest girl in school. She trips down the stairs, right in the Peter's arms.

He helps her treat her broken ankle by ripping sleeves off as a uniform shirt. But this turns out to just be a dream. This was a funny scene. It was. Realizing he's got to be more assertive for girls in situations like this.

Peter decides he's in for the fake principle. So they just need someone who looks the part. So again, about the girl. Okay. I'll break all the rules.

Over at the local neighborhood Hamlet audition. You know about those, right? Right. They're everywhere. They're everywhere.

Exactly. I have one later today. Just for fun. The boys. The boys start.

Just for the men. Something to do. It's going to be great. I can't wait. I'm not even reading.

I just want to watch everyone else. It's going to be so awesome. But they're trying to find an actor to play this part. So the boys start cast in the best actor. They find wants $200 a day and has some very diva requests, including a trailer and 11am call time.

So knowing that's not going to work. John then knows what he needs to do. He shows Peter fits the messy transient from earlier. And this will be their doctor. But when the approach fits, he isn't convinced.

He just grabs a cup of urine and throws it on them. I'm kidding. They never help. He plans on hitchhiking to Alaska and just doesn't see himself as a private school principal. They beg him to help offering $50 and room and board.

Then during negotiations, fits notices John's drumsticks. They're like the one's aerosmith uses. So they strike a deal. If it's does it, he gets the drumsticks. John is shocked.

And frankly, so is I. Because drumsticks costs like 15 bucks. He was just offered 50. And then John is super hesitant to get rid of his sticks. But eventually hands them over.

And they never talk about it.

You never see John play the drums. They never talk about my dad gave him to me. These are aerosmith sticks. He does something with the drumsticks at the very beginning. Yeah, that's literally it.

We see another snippet of it later in reverse situation. But like the drum and also drumsticks. Like what are you going to do with these drumsticks while you're still. They're like 50 $50. Yeah, it doesn't make any sense.

Like this guy could have gotten bought drumsticks and had 30 bucks. Right.

“And they never just know these are important to me.”

This was given to me by so and so whenever nothing. Nothing. Just another weird moment where it was. What? It's just this movie was filled with kind of good beats and the non-secretors and then stories that didn't make a whole lot of sense.

Saskia awoke in a haze.

Her husband Mike was on his laptop.

“But was on his screen would change Saskia's life forever.”

I said I need you to tell me exactly what you're doing. And immediately the mask came off. You're supposed to be safe. That's your home. That's your husband.

So keep this secret for so many years. He's like a seasoned pro. This is a story about the end of a marriage. But it's also the story of one woman who was done living in the dark.

Your dangerous person can pray for the vulnerable and trusting people.

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or wherever you listen to your podcasts. So, we're back at the hospital.

“We'll pick and looper has been fully quarantined trying to convince everyone he isn't sick, but he's just diagnosed as delirious,”

even though again, everyone saw him, saw him cover with the red paint. And now Fitz is ready for his new world as Dr. Baxter, the boy is prepping on how to walk stiffer, and they buy him a suit, but he draws the line at cutting his long hair. He's now out. Not something he's willing to do even for the drumsticks, so now the boys need to find yet another Dr. Baxter. Later that day back at the beach back in the transient where Fitz notices a woman doing yoga,

and he's immediately attracted to her. He watches her walk away in the same way a stray dog looks at him at a steak, and then that was Mrs. Shine, right? Okay. I'm going to just end up giving all my subredesses because that's fine, because we got to get through it. Yeah, I don't get it.

No, but, okay, first of all, we'll all leave that one. No, I can't.

Though weird stretches she's doing, where she's just like standing there, she's just like, okay, I'm just gonna, and I'm just gonna, it's like they're not even like runners stretches. Those are like she has her stretches, so they must have realized this actress like, okay, getting ready for burning. And burn or something, and she's out in the morning for her daily run,

but like she runs to the school. Why are you running to the school?

“That's the only segue that we get to realize she's the teacher.”

Yeah, well, anyway, it has completely changed his mind about being the principal of it. The boys, however, have returned to a different Hamlet actor, all of her as their last resort. He's excited about the gig, even brainstorming some disabilities he could have. He's told to report to the school at 7am, but he feels like this is a bad idea. Anyway, it is now the big day.

The boys walk into the school, hoping their new principles arrived ready to act, and are shocked to see called her optimistic about the new Doctor Baxter.

He proclaims the school will never be the same.

It looks like the plan is working, but when they enter the office, it's not Oliver Hamlet actor. Dr. Baxter is fits with a haircut. Fits is unpredictable right off the bat, mentioning dog vomit, and haphazardly exposing his ankle, dolphin tattoo.

Like you do. And then things get even crazier when Oliver, the Hamlet actor, now physically transformed with a mustache arrive too. He announces that he is Dr. Vernon Baxter. Peter then passes out, and this was pretty funny.

Calder is confused. How are there two Vernon Baxter's? The Hamlet actor is stumped on what to do next. He asks for a line, and then Peter passes out again. Fits thinks that his toes in bare hugs the second Baxter.

He claims it's his brother, and that their dad named all their children, Vernon Baxter, even their sister in the dog. But Calder is still confused.

“Why was the other Vernon looking for an office, and Peter passes out for third time?”

Again, funny bit. Oliver quickly improves about being born with a club to foot, but Fits chimes in claiming his brother is a therapist who will counsel students pro bono. It's an awesome pairing of actors for the movie, Vernon Baxter is a combo. Really worked.

Again, I just want to watch this because I didn't get the story. Now away from Calder and Fits, the Hamlet Baxter is furious at the boys. He was supposed to be the lead, and now he's just a student counselor. Calder jumps onto the loudspeaker, and announces the substitute principal. Fits takes the mic and asks the school to call him Dr. V.

Letting everyone know what he's wearing, so they can spot him. It is very unhinged. At the end of the day, John and Peter finally approached Fits in the bathroom. What is he doing? Why is he doing so much when he's only supposed to be there for one day? But before we can answer, he's called to an all-teacher philosophy lecture.

He never walks into the gym and sees his waiting audience on an overhead projector.

Do they still use overhead projectors? They don't do they? No. Their stuff goes straight from their computer onto the whiteboard and stuff. The projector was so cool to see. I was like, oh my gosh, just like going in math class.

The teacher is going through how to work out on math problem, all that kind of seven. And then, in the screen, and then wiping. It takes you right back. It takes you right back. I saw something this morning that said,

Uh, dirty dancing came out in 1986 about dancing in the 1963. If it was made today, it would have been a movie about 2001. Oh. Yeah. It's like you've got to be kidding me.

Talk about feeling old. And so now, yeah. Fits stands before the faculty to lecture about what it's supposed to be his own book. Instead, he plays with a projector in freestyle about how education is like pizza. John and Peter watch on and great horror.

And this is Kevin Neilen in his wheelhouse, just let him go. He was very funny. It's a weird part. And I don't know. But just for an acting nomination for the rewind. He might have to be in the discussion, just because he's so funny.

But that might just be my personal love of him. It might not have been that great of performance. I just really like him. I thought it was pretty clever. And he just, he's crazy.

He's crazy. I really can't see some, like, blueberries. Because I feel like he, you know, he'd go on like his runs.

Yes. He's Kevin Neilen. And I just love him so much. Anyway, fits eventually.

“Darts out of the gym, leaving them with pizza thoughts.”

But it's stopped by the new history teacher, Celia Shine. And he's like, "That sounds like a car wax." She's a huge fan of Dr. Baxter's and is thrilled to be working with him. But she did think he was older and bald. But whatever.

She just wants to hear about his new work. Because she would love to have him as a mentor when she tries to get her credentials next week. He says he'll think about it. But when he drops his drumsticks and picks him up, she catches a glimpse of that same ankle dolphin tattoo.

Weird. Over in the counselor's office, Hamlet Baxter is showing Rorschach tests to students and saying that their answers are wrong. And John and Peter are back with fits.

Now, the principal's computer finally hoping to erase their records.

But they don't know the computer's password. Calder says the principal implemented some extra security measures,

“but the school has been working to solve the issue.”

Uh-oh, this means that transient fits will have to stick around a bit longer. John thinks they can pull it off because no one is onto them yet. Right? Uh-oh, we get an optical flip as Miss Shine is sitting down the library to read a real doctor-backster book.

She thinks something's up. It says in the bio he went to Cornell, so she jumps in the phone to call Prince Boehawk and Barry Hickenlooper. But the staff at the mental institutions as he's not taking calls. So instead, she uses the white pages to call what's supposed to be Dr. Baxter's office.

She leaves a message wondering if she met him today and if he has a dolphin tattoo. All right. At school the next day, Hamlet Baxter is chatting to another student just spit-balling his character back story about serving in Vietnam.

Meanwhile, for detention, Fizz is showing with John and Peter watching sports in his office. But Peter's free to the whole point was to get Fizz in and out. But John has to see his dream come true. They own the principal. But before they can celebrate, they're interrupted by a knock in the door.

It's Miss Shine. As Fizz scurries to get everything in place, he accidentally turns on the mic and plays his dog barking to the entire school. Once Miss Shine enters, she shocked to see John who apparently is now set up for something called independent drum study. Fizz says it's his new strategy.

Suspicious Shine quizzes Fizz about what school he went to. And he is just saved as VP called her pipes in with Cornell. And that may have held off Shine for now, but she's starting to catch on. And then John suggests an idea for Peter's crush, Roxanne, which I thought was a very strange kind of transition.

Now he's come up with an idea of how to get the girl. So Fizz calls her into his office and tells her she's been expelled. He continues to repeat himself over and over, almost as if he's queuing someone up and then right on cue, John pushes Peter into the office to confidently interrupt the principal.

He demands better treatment for Roxanne, claiming a student's worth is not reliant on what they're doing wrong. She passed the greatest test of all time, the test of caterpillar. And then he means no, no, no character. He's clearly blowing whatever script was written for him,

and he's proved when we see that John is secretly holding up giant cue cards right behind her. He's not trying to hide at all, just giant giant cue cards right behind her. And in the end, Fizz rips up the expulsion notice and praises Peter as a hero. In the cafeteria later, Fizz and Calder are looking at what might be tuna, possibly.

Fizz is disgusted by his first bite and thinks something must be done.

He marches into the kitchen and demands that the chefs eat the dish. When he declines, Fizz says everything they serve from here on out must be edible to the staff, and the students go crazy, they love this. And even better news, Roxanne and Peter are going out in a date. John's subterfuge worked after all, and now Peter has become the one addicted to manipulating the principal.

John also spots a mission renting out all of Dr. Baxter's books in the library. He realizes that they're all playing with fire at this point. And again, he now has no friends, it's just the one friend he has that we, it's so strange. That night at John's house fits is playing the drums, but they need to read all of Baxter's books for research. And that's a good plan because the real doctor Baxter has just heard Miss Shine's message.

The next morning, John has turned into a full on dad, so this is what he's supposed to be learning, obviously. Making sure Fizz is wearing socks, eating healthy and studying. And at school that morning, Miss Shine is talking to Vice Principal Calder about her upcoming credentials test, which will have a written and observational portion. But she seems more concerned with this whole doctor B debacle.

She races up to Fizz and quizzes him on the three elements of his triangulation theory reform. This is coincidentally something he does know, kind of. So with a little help from a pantomime and Peter, Fizz answers the question correctly, holding her off for now.

But the real doctor Baxter has called the school and finds out that not only do they have one doctor Baxter, they have a second doctor Baxter.

The receptionist assumes this is some sort of prank call and hangs up forcing the real doctor B to book a flight there at once. And yet Fizz is still banging his drums and act in crazy at school.

“He bans all rules, no more detentions, no more demands, and guess who's back?”

Yep, Principal Hick and Looper Hick and Bottom Hoken Burger. Looking to shovel. He is shocked to see his school is in utter chaos.

They just don't need two doctor B's.

But Oliver swears he's having a breakthrough with the square-headed kid with the funny nose.

He's finally feeling good about how he looks. It's an incredible joke. And then Principal Hick and Looper Hoken Burger spots John paying off the actor and can't believe what he's seeing. And then he falls off the balcony and he looks like he falls like 60 feet. Seriously, like two is death.

Yeah, exactly. Horrible huge fall and is taken right back to the institution. Then that night, it's Peter and Roxanne's big day to the fancy restaurant. They're seated right next to the kitchen, killing all possible romance. He dreams about kissing her or real sign that this is a wonderful world movie, not a decom.

But instead he just orders chicken. What you can do, you're at a fancy restaurant, they're going to want to know what kind of chicken you're ordering a Peter. You can't just say chicken. I was like, is it a Baccada? Is it a Marsala? Where are we?

Walk me through this chicken.

“But it would be like a typical teenager going to a nice restaurant being like, can I get the chicken?”

Yeah, chicken. I don't know what any other stuff is. Yeah, please.

Eventually decide to leave the stuffy restaurant.

Instead of eating, just ride a moped on the beach. Back at the school, the next day, Miss Shine is trying to teach within this new, no rules atmosphere, but kids aren't paying attention. They're just coming and going, music blasting, not paying any mind. Fits watches on as does an official in charge of credentials who, in my opinion, should have some big problems with the schools credentials.

Not hers, but sure. She eventually storms out and fits follows close behind. He tells her this no rules policy was his idea. It has nothing to do with Miss Shine, but she doesn't care. She's suspending her credentials immediately.

Now defeated, and again, all the other teachers are fine to teach in this system, but just her or she'd, okay. Yeah. What she said, too. I'm not here to evaluate the school. I'm just here to evaluate this one teacher.

I know, but it's like, you figure you'd make a call. I also feel like that's how that works. No, of course not. This is how this whole situation works. Of course, that's not how it works.

That's not how it works. Like eight hall. Anyway, Fits realizes the crowd of halls are now a zoo. The vice principal Caldor and Bill Nye are defeated. What has Fits done?

As Miss Shine packs her bags, Fits finds out principal who can boookers.

Computer passwords have finally been overridden.

He can actually change John Peters records, but he knows something bigger hangs in the balance. He immediately talks to the school board and gets Miss Shine another chance, but she doesn't care. She's quitting teaching, but Fits won't accept her resignation. He knows it's his fault. She says it is nothing to do with him.

She just makes history boring. Fits convinces her, she is not boring.

“If she was boring, why would he have a crush on her?”

He begs her to stay and then he kisses her. So problematic on so many levels, but who am I to get in the way I love? I don't know. I partially check that out. I don't know if it's kind of like, okay.

Whatever. Okay, we're just going to get past that whole like sexual harassment. I mean, all the things. So what happened? You can't just go around kissing people.

I mean, you're a work of like, you're playing some work. By this point, I was like, okay. That's what I'm saying. You're just at this point. You're like, okay.

Yeah, whatever. Yep. Very much, whatever. The next morning when John goes to wake up, Fits, he's already downstairs cooking breakfast. He's focused and needs the entire school's help to get Miss Shine her credentials back.

And keep in mind, they're doing all this within like a week. Yes. Two weeks do this.

“And he even says, we have to clean up the school and get her credentials back.”

And John goes, today. Okay. And that's it. They have one day. Okay.

To the week, too. It's like five days of school, too, because Saturday is Sunday. No. This is happening so quick. Real fast.

We're real fast. The next morning. Okay. But if I was. Yeah.

So they're going to do all this in a day. All right. Sounds good. So as soon as he gets into his office, he takes to the loudspeaker and admits the entire student body that he's been wrong.

If we really wanted to rebel, we would have really needed a plan to replace it. He begs them to look inside themselves and bring back order. And magically, they just do. They even start listening to machine after John raises his hand with a question. He wants to know why if the 1920s and the 1980s stock market crashes were similar.

Why was there no depression in the 80s? And somehow this very specific question has made her less boring. And everyone in the class is magically engaged and ready to learn. And in science class, Bill Nye is apparently just as boring until one kid says he needs to be shown. The formula not just told it.

This shine loves what she sees all of the school, especially since the review committee is coming tomorrow. She even pinches fits on the when she sees it. All right. Also, the real doctor back through keeps calling to say he's coming to take over the school. But luckily, the reception has still thinks it's a prank call.

Also, Peter sex life was looking pretty good. Until Roxanne goes to leave a rose on his locker and in the process, notices the cue cards from when he asked her out. She rightfully becomes angry and who would keep the cards broke.

The giant cards.

“How are you not trashing those things instantly?”

You deserve to lose the girl. It seems though, Miss Shine is learned a bit more about Dr. Baxter because she finds fits just to slap him in the face. Yeah, but when? It's later, Ashley. When did she find out?

I have no idea. She just comes up and just goes to slap him. It's like, okay, she's now pinched him on the head and sexually assaulted him and actually assaulted him in the school. But she knows there's a Mrs. Baxter fits tries to tell of the truth, but knows he can't. He'd be a liar and her eyes either way.

She says she'll face the school board alone and never wants to see him again.

We're back in Hackenbrocker, Hukubu, Booper's hospital room. He's working overtime to escape like he's handled. He's going to go out and have a lecture while at school, the boys and fits finally a raster to merits in the computer system, which was their only goal in the first place. Fits also decided to call Stanford with a well-deserved recommendation for Peter. Fits asked John if he needs anything out of to his file for college, but John doesn't see the point.

And with that, Fits' time as principal is done. He answers drumsticks to John and tells the boys to apologize to Miss Shine for him, so he doesn't even take the. Okay. And then, um, I don't really know how to explain this one, but then Bill Nye is back to boringly teaching a science class.

He hasn't changed at all even when the kids asked for more. And then just when I'll hope his loss, he pops down under the desk in an oddly sped up scene that emerges with a leaf lower.

“Excited to show students how the power of science is amazing.”

Did you notice how strange the scene was? It was strange. It was like another like I've seen. It's like these offset like little mini story lines. Yeah, these vignettes that we just think of too many vignettes.

Yeah, that's a part like just these like little things that to really, again,

because the lady that's coming to look at the school isn't looking for Bill Nye's character.

She's just there to see Miss Shine. So it's just like now he's I don't know. I don't know. It's weird. And it keeps getting weird with him.

Like it's like I don't know if they like because they got Bill Nye, they were just like, let's use the money to bring him and use him more. Like I don't know. I don't know. And again, everyone was good.

Like all the acting was fine. But fine. It just the storyline itself was not seamless in any. No, really just to populate it. Yes.

With fits nowhere to be found and the real Dr. Baxter arriving by taxi, Vice Principal Caldor takes the credential committee to Miss Shine's class. Outside Peter is found Roxanne, but she's still giving him the cold shoulder. He apologizes and she argues that she would have liked to have known the real him.

She then forgives him and says she'll give him another chance under one condition.

He has to kiss her so hard her head explodes. Okay. He was dreaming again. And this could have been the part to get it down in 90 minutes. He just didn't need any of this.

Like none of it was none of it comes back. So anyway. In reality she walks off mad. And now he really does run after her. He asks her out.

No cue cards this time. And she accepts all with a very weird rendition of can't help falling. I love with you playing in the background. And this is when my movie starts. Oh really?

And roll credit. And you're like okay. That's it. All right. He got the girl.

Yup.

“And that's what the whole point of this movie was.”

Which still I don't really know what it was for. What the messaging was. Perfect. What a mess. Works like.

So then I went back and saw the other one said full movie. And I'm like okay. And then it's like another like 10 minutes. Yeah. At least.

So there you go. But she adds one condition though. He gets ready for the kiss. But instead, she just wants him to carry her books. Nearby, John Apologize.

I would have loved it. That was just the end of the movie. That was it. Nearby, John Apologizes to Miss Shine for fits. And tells us the truth about everything.

Just as the reviewers walk into the room. Which is the definition of bad timing. Also, Bill Nye has turned the leaf floor into an all-out hovercraft. And as now with his students writing it through the hallways. They eventually pick up the real doctor backster who went from angry about being

impersonated to all out joy. The credentials review begins, but her mind is elsewhere as she stumbles. Her words, John, once again steps in with a question to help her out. And in the end, she does a great job. As the committee gets ready to leave, satisfied with what they see.

There's one last wrinkle. Principal Hick and Looper, Pup and Popper, has arrived. Now in a cast and ready to expose the truth. He reveals that fits is a drifter. And also reveals that even Miss Shine is involved, which she wasn't.

The committee is not happy. And if these accusations can be proven, her credentials will be taken away for good. Hick and Pupper points to Hamlet backster. He's also a fake. He rips off Oliver's fake mustache just as fits storms into the room.

He takes full responsibility. He clears John of any wrongdoing and says he learned something at the school. If you put your mind to it, you can do anything you want. But Hick and Pupper, Pupper, isn't satisfied. He spots the real doctor backster and brings him in to tell the committee the truth.

But instead of condemning the school, he points out how much it's changed since he considered working there.

Everyone applauds and chance for dr. V, right?

“As the nurses arrive to take Hick and Pupper back to the hospital, again, for still getting”

his skin ripped off, even though he was covered in paint. Outside the two doctor backsters commiserate, Hamlet backster wants to save the world or at least play someone who saves the world. Fits apologize us to his dog. And as approached by what appears to be a very angry machine, he admits he's a fake.

And knows she never wants to see him again, but in reality, he loves what he's done.

The students need him, especially John, who now needs a recommendation letter signed for the University of Washington. He's going to use his grandma's check to pay tuition. Keep in mind that the check was for $10,000, which in 2006 will pay for about eight books. So John is going to college and Peter is with Roxanne and going to Stanford.

Fits kiss his shine and returns to the school as they're new principle. The transient who's never never taught a day in his life, never but a teacher. No criticism like no education. The whole movie was without any credentialed for certain people. And the transient, they're like, and you're the principal.

You're the right guy.

Again, with that weird version of can't help falling in love playing once again.

And that's our movie. In the middle of the night, Saskia woke in a haze. Her husband Mike was on his laptop. What was on his screen would change Saskia's life forever. I said I need you to tell me exactly what you're doing.

And immediately, the mask came off. You're supposed to be safe. That's your home. That's your husband. So keep this secret for so many years.

He's like a seasoned pro. This is a story about the end of a marriage. But it's also the story of one woman who was done living in the dark. Your dangerous person who prays un vulnerable and trusting people. You're trying to make a love and good.

Listen to betrayal season five on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Nancy Glass, host of the burden of guilt season two podcast. This is a story about a horrendous lie that destroyed two families. Late one night, Bobby Gumpride became the victim of a random crime. He pulls the gun.

Tells me to lie down on the ground. He identified Germaine Hudson as the perpetrator. Germaine was sentenced to 99 years. And like, Laura, this can't be real. I thought it was a mistaken identity.

The best lie is partial truth. For 22 years only two people knew the truth. Until a confession changed everything. I was a monster. Listen to burden of guilt season two on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

“Why hasn't a woman formally participated in a Formula One race weekend in over a decade?”

Think about how many skills they have to develop at such a young age? What can we learn from all of the new F1 romance novels suddenly popping up every year? Still smelled of podium champagne and expensive friction. And how did a 2023 event called Waga Getting change the paddock forever? That day is just seared into my memory.

I'm a culture writer and F1 expert Lily Herman. And these are just a few of the questions I'm tackling on no grip. A Formula One culture podcast that dives into the under explored pockets of the sport. In each episode a different guest and I will go deeper into the wacky mishaps scandals and sagas, both on the track and far away from it, that have made F1 a delightful, decadent dumpster fire for more than 75 years.

Listen to no grip on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The people was up was up, it's Questlove.

So recently I had the incredible opportunity to have a real conversation with actors and producers, Jamie Lee Curtis, ahead of the release of our new thriller series "Scarpetta".

“I can honestly say I've never done an interview like that before, you know, at one point I set my laptop down.”

And we just started chatting as old friends, recent Oscar recipient. So we have some commonality there, I predict that by the way. And you said these words to me, dust off your mantle. Yes. And I looked at you and I said what?

And you said dust off your mantle. And then I left and that was it.

Listen to the Questlove show on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hi, this is Joe Winterstein, host of the Spirit Dutter podcast, where we talk about astrology, natal charts and how to step into your most vibrant life. And I just sat down with a mini driver. The Irish traveler said when I was 16, you're going to have a terrible time with men. After storyteller and unapologetic aquarium visionary.

Aquarius is all about freedom loving and different perspectives. And I find a lot of people with strong placements and Aquarius are misunderstood. A son and Venus in Aquarius in her 7th house, spark her unconventional approach to partnership. He really has taught me to embrace people sleeping in different rooms on different houses and different places, but just an embracing of the isness of it.

If you're navigating your own transformation or just want a chart-side view into how a leading artist integrates astrology, creativity and real life, this episode is a must listen. Listen to the Spirit Dutter podcast starting on February 24th on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts.

“Let's do some real reviews, Sabrina, what do you got?”

I got the five star review today from Terry B. Sure, it's a movie, exclamation point. Five stars. I love it. I of course then have the one star review, which is from movie free go six,

which I frankly don't trust movie free go six. Movie free is one through four. Great. Five six and seven don't trust you. No.

Here we go.

I will never accept the film that celebrates the injury of an educator.

I'd like to teach that John kid a thing or two, probably social studies and geometry, if given the choice. One star. Wow. You must be a teacher.

Got to be a teacher. And now we are coming to Sabrina's favorite part of our program, the feature game, and today our game is called Preach to Teach. Who's playing with us today? Do we know? Yes, you have Michaela.

Yeah, Michaela's with us, so Sabrina's got a chance. Here we go. So with Principal takes a holiday.

“We have two incredible performances from Kevin Neilen and Carlos Jacket.”

I hope I'm saying that right. It's either Jacket or Jakot, both portraying teachers, sort of, their fake teachers. And to honor their work, we're going to get the name of four actors. And we have to choose which has been a real teacher at some point in their lives before fame. And it is more common than you think.

Three out of five wins. I have no idea. Oh, my gosh. Okay. Number one. Sting.

Sure. I'll go with yes. I. Yes, yes. Yes, he was an English teacher and sports coach for two years in the 70s.

There we go. We're going for one. Number two. Hugh. Jackman. See Hugh Jackman is doing like drama, drama teacher or something for sure.

Yes. I want to make a prediction before I answer.

This could be producer Jensen's first time where all five of them were actually teachers.

Let's see. I'm going to go with yes. I agree with you. I can see Hugh Jackman. Yes, at 18 years in assistant house master at a school in the uplands.

What is that house master? Somebody master's the house, Sabrina. Yeah. Like a boarding school is a have to do with boarding school. Probably.

Okay. Number three. Gene Simmons from kiss. And I think I know this one. Yes.

“Gene Simmons from kiss was a teacher I believe.”

You know, you know, kiss? Yes. Okay. Gene Simmons was the super long tongue guy. Yes.

Yeah. We didn't kiss. Didn't they paint their faces? Huh? Okay.

Well, that would be so wild to see your teacher later. Are these sure Gene Simmons from kissers? I'm going to say yes, too. I feel like these are all going to be teachers. That's what I'm saying.

Yes. In the 70s, he taught 11 year olds in Spanish. Harlem for six months. There you go. By the way, the way, just Michaela laughed.

I know we're right. Number four. Mr. T. Yes. I'm saying yes to all my best. She tried to screw us.

And yes, they're all going to be teacher. Yes, Mr. T. Mr. T. Oh, God. Yes.

Yes. He in Chicago. We were right. Leo Lisa. He that's so good, too.

Oh, my gosh. Could you imagine then just see Mr. T. And we like that guy taught me how to do a push up. I pity the fool. Don't come to gym class.

Yeah. Liam needs some.

I'm going to say we got them. I'm going to say we got pretty good. Yeah. Yes. He was a teacher in training.

Oh. Oh. Five out of five. That's like extra credit. We get two points for the next game.

And we call it beforehand. We call it by huge.

“I think after staying, I was like, they're all going to be there.”

Yes. Go check them down this week. That's all I got to say. Can we do a Sabrina sees? We can if I could find anything.

It's we've talked about everything.

One of the first things though.

You know, we talk about. We did talk about this a little bit of. You know, we do get a chance to see a lot of the light main characters, bedrooms for the first scene. This one though, with them dragging the phone through the messy room,

the skateboard, all of that stuff. I thought it was like one of the more like creative ways to like move through the room, right? Like getting a chance to kind of see and look into the room. I did actually really like that.

And again, it made me think of like back in junior high when I had like my own line and on my own message, like my own entry machine. Yes. Richie Rich. Hey, Rockefeller.

Oh, no. I was just going to buy that time. People were getting their own line. And then you would do it. Maybe think of.

I used to have like no doubt. Like sorry, I cannot. Okay. I'm not going right now. That was like my answer.

Like that was like the thing to be like, Hey, what's up? The Sabrina. I'm not right now. But I'll talk to you later.

Can you see my message? Hey. It just like. Mine was to me in nostalgia world. Mine was struck.

Mine was struck. That was from junior girls too. Mine was struck from junior girls too. That's fine. Oh, man.

Okay. Again, talked about how reckless now we're leaving him. There was a weird hut. There were multiple weird cuts. I felt like how we were going from one aspect of explanation.

And I don't know if it was because I. You know, I have to remember this was actually on ABC. So if they were like weird cuts because it was a commercial or well. I didn't want the one with commercials. But a lot of them were really abrupt and then going into a new scene.

Like there was not like a. No, no transition stuff. At one point at the beginning, they like I wound it. So I was like, what the hell is this? Where there are scene ends and then all of a sudden it's just the two of them

and red and blue jackets somewhere. And then it cuts away from them. That's the one I was saying. What the hell is that? Like what just happened?

Yes. I did the same thing. I was like, what the hell is that? Yes. I mean, again, the weirdest like dancers stretches for a runner.

I just have never seen that before that coming off.

It was just so like, hey, look, I'm lipper. Look what I can do. And when she bent over, I was like, okay, ABC. Like this is start. I mean, she literally does like a full, you know,

which if your flex will you can. Like touching your toes. Like it pause. It did a scan. Topped bottom. And it pause on the dairy air.

Yeah. Yeah. Sure. Yep. But you don't get to see on the channel ever.

No. Interesting. Okay. The mopette scene was like another one. Just another little vignette of when they're at the restaurant.

And they do the mopette scene.

“It's kind of like, when did this get it get a mopette?”

Like, why couldn't they have just been walking by a beach? Like, it just is. I think I think that she's like holding onto him. I think that's more. Yeah.

Yeah. But it's weird though. It's you're right though. It's strange. Yes.

There was one song. So I don't know. I can't say I really remember a lot of songs at the time. But it did seem, I mean, when they were doing the can't help. The Elvis song.

What a remake of it. Yeah. I was like, I don't know. But this one song that played twice. He said, one of the lines says, I don't know where I'm going, but I'm broke.

So I hope it's free. That song is that. Oh, I got to find out. I got to find out what that is. It's during the kind of montage of when he is giving free reign to the school and the students.

It's like during that part. And it's just like, I don't know where I'm going, but I'm broke. So I hope it's free. That's like that's such a funny line. Love it.

I had to write it down. Last one was.

“Why are cafeteria ladies or guys always portrayed as these like greasy, mean?”

Like, my cafeteria ladies were so sweet at all through junior high and high school. They were the sweetest.

They were always like, I knew you were going to want to cookie.

I got, I saved one. They were going, you didn't get your very early today. You know, or whatever, like they were always the sweetest. So shout out to cafeteria ladies. I'm so sorry.

But it's something that is like a mainstay in so many movies. Like the cafeteria person is not nice where we all know. That's not the truth. We see you cafeteria people. We see you and we will see you.

So we get it. All right. That's all I got today. All right.

“Well, now it's the time for a program where we are going to rate the last movie we saw.”

And this is, this is going to be a difficult one.

But let's figure out how we want to do it first of all.

I say. One to ten. Okay. Let's make ten. No, let's make ten.

If you think that'll work. I think it'll work. I guess it'll make ten. That's okay. And this week we have some, we have, well, interesting ones.

How about one to ten bland but refreshing names like John. One to ten local neighborhood hamlet auditions. On important drumsticks. One out of ten hamlet backsters. One out of ten dolphin ankle tattoos.

So weird. Overhead projectors. 1980s depressions. One out of ten sped up Bill Nye's or I'm going to add one out of ten principle. Hick and bick and pooper pickle.

Is that the one we're going to do? I said pooper pickle. The pooper pickle works too. That's not easy. The pooper pickle.

But any sound even close to hipper bicker. Super tickle is going to work. Okay.

I think you go first this time.

I guess I do. And I thought it would make a little bit more sense to me.

“Honestly, I just feel like we watched a movie that was just.”

There's no other way to explain. But weird. Like agreed. All over the place. Just, it felt like we were just kind of manic.

The whole time of trying to figure out. Oh, okay. Now we care about this character. Oh, okay. Now we, you know, it did.

Like I said, I like the idea. I like having a crazy principle coming in taking over trying to help these kids out. I like the idea. I just think it was too all over the place for me to really be able to sit down and watch within one setting. I couldn't do it.

I had to break it up. And going through it bit by bit just made me more confused. I think I'm going to go with. I'm going to just go down the middle and give this a five. Dr. Hippenbach and pooper pickle.

I'm like Dika Daka. Great. I give it a five. I grew the 100%. With everything you said, I, this movie was, can you, I love Kevin Neilen.

The Carlos Shackett was great. It was a weird series of vignettes that did not mesh. There was no real through line. None of it kind of make any sense. But because of the cast, I'm also going to give it five.

Hicken dot principle. Hicken pick and pooper pickles. Yeah, I don't know how else to score this thing. This might have been a two. This might have been an eight.

I'm giving it a five. I don't know. So there you go. There was our film. Well, we saw a movie.

And we saw a movie. Our next movie is one. We've been looking forward to for quite some time. It is the sequel that has been looming in the distance. Almost time to once again.

Ride the wave. That's right. It's the 2007 follow up to the Decome Classic Johnny Sonami. Johnny Capahala back up board. Are you excited?

Oh my god. I cannot.

You know I've never seen this one.

Have any other? It is currently on Disney Plus. So feel free to start without us and get a leg up while you wait. And come check us out. Listen to all the stuff we've done because all the people that come on this podcast are so much

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Thanks everybody. Bye. Bye. [Music] In the middle of the night, Sasuke awoke in a haze.

Her husband Mike was on his laptop. What was on his screen would change Sasuke's life forever. I said I need you to tell me exactly what you're doing. And immediately the mask came off. You're supposed to be safe.

That's your home. That's your husband. [Music] Listen to betrayal season 5 on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Nancy Glass, host of the burden of guilt season 2 podcast.

This is a story about a horrendous lie that destroyed two families. Late one night, Bobby Gumpride became the victim of a random crime. And the perpetrator was sentenced to 99 years until a confession changed everything.

Listen to burden of guilt season 2 on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever

you get your podcasts. The people was up was up. It's quest love.

“So recently I had the incredible opportunity to have a real conversation with actors and producer”

Jamie Lee Curtis from routines to recovery, true lies, and a certain germane Jackson music video.

Jamie's real and raw, and something I really admire about her. I am so happy that I'm the head vision charge at 67 that I have the perspective that I have at my age. To really be able to put all of this into context.

“Listen to the quest love show on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts.”

Ready for a different take on Formula One?

Look no further than no grip, a new podcast tackling the culture of motor racing's most coveted series. Join me, Lily Herman, as we dive into the underexplored pockets of F1. Including the story of the woman who last participated in a Formula One race weekend, the recent uptick in F1 romance novels. And plenty of mishab scandals and sagas that have made Formula One a delightful, decadent dumpster fire for more than 75 years.

Listen to no grip on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Clayton Neckard, in 2022, I was the lead of ABC's The Bachelor.

“But here's the thing, Bachelor fans hated him.”

If I could press a button and rewind it all I would, that's when his life took a disturbing turn. A one night stand would end in a courtroom. The media is here, this case has gone viral. The dating contract. Agreed a date mean, but I'm also suing you.

This is unlike anything I've ever seen before. I'm Stephanie Young, listen to the love trapped on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human.