Late For Changeover 23 Apr 2025-VEED
All right, so we’re going to do an auction game again, but we’re going to do military movie props auction. And this was, this was, you know, this was a hell of a thing to put together. I had to make a fake account so I could see prices and stuff.
Not a fake account, but I was like, you know how it is when you, you know, you make an account just to see something and you’re like, oh, God, I’m going to get fucking emails forever for this thing. So kudos to your hard work, brother. I thank you all for your entertainment.
I use primarily one site for this. I think there was one other thing that came up, but it’s hard and it’s hard. It’s hard to track down these things for military movie props, right? Oh, excuse me.
So, uh, what’s it, what you’re going to do? You’re going to try to guess the winning bid there and there’s a range there and I’ll try to, I’ll try to feed you some of the prices, right? Rules where you can’t go over or is it, oh, you can go over, you can go under because I am going to track how far off over or under you are from the price. Oh, so that difference in price will be added to your total by the end of the game. The lowest total wins.
I like it. All right. We’re getting highly technical here.
Yeah, I’m trying. I’m trying. Yeah.
Next thing you know, he’ll have like a scrolling counter over here. Uh, I do. I did make a, I did make us, I did make a spreadsheet with formulas in it.
So all right, gentlemen, you’re ready. Did you ask the paper clip to help you out on that? For me, I did not. I did not because the paper paper clip was like negative value.
Absolute value. What, what, what? I can’t know what you’re talking about. I think that was the chromosome from Jurassic park.
That was the voice. Dinosaur DNA. Okay.
I’ll try to give you some hints right now. There’s a range on each one of these things. Yep.
They’re very rarely where they ever in the range. They were always above the range, but you got to derive from the descriptions how far above the range they were. Right.
Okay. So let’s start up. So the first item is war daddy’s helmet from fury.
Hey, now, all right. Um, and this was a, this was a metal M one helmet. All right.
So this wasn’t like a replica or anything like that. So this was the helmet that Brad Pitt wore and the range. The range was when they started, the auction was between 3000 to 6,000.
Now, like I said, every one of these items is above the range, but how much above the range? Oh, I thought, I thought you were saying the range was it’s in between. This is the range that it went for. I know I did.
I did walk at that and I’m like, Jake’s going to be really mad at that. Cause that’s, that’s just, that’s just a wild card now. It could be anything.
Yeah. That’s freaking anything. And on our last item, it is everything it is.
This is going to get good. All right. So war daddy’s Brad Pitt’s helmet from fury.
All right. That’s a good one. Estimate 3000 to 6,000.
What do you think the winning bid was? Eric, you go first on this one. All right. So you’ve studied.
I like the Brown plastic insert. And you get the goggles with it too. No, the strapping.
Right. Right. It was intentionally distressed.
Oh, so could have been. So I’m thinking it’s not going to be too much more. I’m going to go $6,800.
Okay. Seven 41 purely on a whim. Wait, so $741, 7,000, 7,000, right? Yep.
So the actual price or the winning bid was. Oh, come on. $6,250.
Definitely. Uh, Marty was saying it was way over the estimate description of it. That’s not bad though.
Look at that. Uh, you were five 50 away, Eric and Jake. You were seven 91.
That’s not bad. Uh, all right. The next item is Kirk Lazarus’s helmet, Robert Downey jr. From tropic thunder and the glasses and the plastic insert.
Tags and the camel stick. And that’s a genuine, that’s a genuine, yeah. And the black power written on the side.
So, uh, Robert Downey jr.’s helmet from tropic thunder, uh, the estimate was 3,000 to 6,000 or 3,800 to 6,000. So, Jake, you’re first on this one. It’s kind of a comedy movie, right? So that’s kind of a, but yeah, but I don’t know how that affected.
It was very iconic. Wow. This one’s tough.
Six, 6,852. It’s very exacting. I like it.
All right. So because Robert Downey jr. Boy, that’s a little lower or higher than Brad Pitt. I’m not sure.
Oh, you know what I mean? My top 10 that’s lower. Okay. Come on.
Hmm. I’m going to go 63 50. It’s not very much different than Jake’s, but no, I think it’s going to be in that realm too.
All right. Robert Downey jr.’s, uh, helmet from tropic thunder went for 10,001 18. I told you, don’t be a slave to that estimate.
$10,000. Somebody paid for Robert Downey jr.’s helmet. Wow.
Wow. That’s crazy. Well, that’s cool though.
You guys are still pretty close. Hey, you know, it was funny. I was watching those reaction videos and they had, uh, somebody had did a big compilation just to that scene where he’s talking to Ben Stiller about, uh, going full retard and I haven’t seen that scene in a long time.
And he said retards so many times, you know, it was like a champagne. So I was like, I’m full retard. Got enough.
My God. It was so fun. Uh, all right.
Next item. Wow. Ooh, private James Ryan’s helmet from saving private Ryan.
So now this one, uh, it’s just a fiberglass exterior, but it is the one they used in the movie, or they’ve used it at certain points in the movie. The estimate is 7,500 to $10,000. $10,000.
The movie was iconic. Matt Damon wore it. So I get that part.
Yeah. That’s pretty big. Plus isn’t, wasn’t he part of easy company too, from the band of and that, that spade was iconic for that.
And they had different views and they had the orange in the back and, uh, you know, all this, all the right markings for band of brothers. Yeah. I’m going to go.
Ooh, 13,500 team. Bye. Okay.
Jake 12,608. That it’s going to put you over the top. All right.
Bull move. Uh, let’s see. Private Ryan’s, uh, helmet sold for 14,229.
Wow. It ain’t got me. Oh, yeah.
Uh, let’s see. So Eric’s got a little bit of a lead of about a thousand bucks on you. So, but don’t worry.
We’re, we’re moving into the metal rounds here. These ones are going to, they’re going to piss you off for one, because you’re like, I’m pretty sure I got smashed at this game last time we played it. Yeah.
I think, I think Teapot actually did better than you. Yeah. All right.
Next one. Oh, painless. The minigun from predator, right? Now the important thing to note, they have an estimate here of 2004,000.
It doesn’t shoot, but it is a titanium replica complete with electronics that spin those barrels. So it’s a full size thing. Cause you can see down at the bottom contains elect or, uh, electronics and electronic devices.
So, um, they, they worked at all. Now it doesn’t fire, but it’s a working model of old painless that Jesse. So we are more in the five digits.
So do not be, do not be suckered in by that estimate. 2000 to 4,000. Yes.
It’s a yes. It’s five digits. Well, close to five digits.
I mean, with your crazy dollar amount bidding, you never know what’s going to happen, but it is your bid, Jake. Oh, I’m going, uh, 9,418. It’s like writing a check.
When somebody says a number, you’re just trying to write the number out. And I’m like, Oh, I’m going to start doing it. Like 94, one 86.
What was the last time you wrote a check? I wrote a check the other day because I can’t transfer to this other bank and I jacked it all up. I had to avoid it. And I was like, yeah, totally screwed the number up.
Nice. What do you got, Eric? Oh man. So close to five digits.
It’s going to be 9,995. Oh, that sounds like a lotto pick kind of thing. All right.
Yeah. I did give this one away. So the winning bid was 9,375.
Jake, I think rock that one. Oh, you got it a little bit closer to you on that one. So, holy shit.
Look, you don’t want to, you want to know what the totals are after, uh, four items. Eric, you have 11,085 and Jake, you have 11,360. Hey, no, that’s close.
All right. No more hits. No more hits on this.
I’ll trick you into it. Saving private Ryan, Captain Miller’s Thompson submachine gun. Now you got to read this description.
All right. The estimate it’s I don’t think it’s, it shoots. They, they disabled it somehow.
I’m not probably took me about, but the estimate is 7,500 to 10,000 for Captain Miller’s Thompson submachine gun. However, it’s, it’s the real thing that he carried and you can read in that description, Tom Hanks, right? Right. Tom Hanks selected that one out of the costume department, labeled it as a 13, wrote it on the stock.
Uh, so it’s all, it’s all replica stuff, except it doesn’t shoot. Right. There is scratching and scuffing all over the weapon, most notably on the wooden section.
Yeah. That make it real distressed. Uh, Oh, I think this is going to go for quite a bit, man.
Yeah. That’s you’re up, Eric. I think, uh, I think it was true.
Let’s go 14,008, 14,800. Okay. 14,800.
I should have just said 15, but 14, of course. Well, you never know though. Yeah.
I mean, you’re just really good at these. Yeah. You’re leading right now.
So, you know, what do you think, Jake? I’m going 15. Yeah, that’s what I’m thinking. It should have stuck with my gut.
15, 500. Oh, one. The winning bid of captain Miller’s Thompson submachine gun was $20,000.
20,005 50. I wouldn’t have thought that way. I know.
Holy shit. Now, remember these last couple of, or these last few items are going to go way beyond what you think they’re going to be. Uh, Ooh, that he, Jake, he made a little, he later made a little run there.
I think he took over now. You’re at 27, three Oh three, Eric Jake. You’re at 27, seven 30.
So a little less than $400. All right. Sergeant John J Rambo and his knife.
His survival knife, but 44 K. If you read the description, this, uh, legendary knife maker, Jimmy Lyle, right. Really made this knife. So it’s, uh, and you know how knives are over, over priced anyway.
I mean, if you want a quality, not go get a Benchmade knife. You ever look at the price of a Benchmade? Yeah. And you’re like, Oh, that’s $200 more than I would ever pay for a knife.
So this is a, this is a real knife maker made this thing for his second movie where he got let out of prison to go get the Vietnam vets is believed to be the lowest number ever offered public sale. I’ll be damn. Yeah.
So the estimate of Rambo’s first blood part two survival knife is 31,000 to 44,000. All right. So let that weigh into your decision.
Stallone. It’s a good looking knife though. I mean, as nice to go, it has the compass and everything in the, in the hilt, the sharpening stone, 63,425.
Okay. Eric, he didn’t balk at that. The size of that number.
So no, he’s didn’t. Wow. No, don’t, don’t take my, I’m trying to poker face.
It over here. So you said 68, 63, you got to make your own mind up, Eric. You can’t base it on him.
Well, I think it’s worth more or less. I’m going to say more. I’m going to go 66,000, even some bold swinging for the fences, but I like it.
Rambo first blood part two survival knife sold for. 55,337, $55,000 for that knife. I got smoked again.
I thought, uh, all right, we’re going into our last item and the score. Oh, he’s got me by a lot now. The score is not much 59, five 16 for Eric 58, four 95.
So just about a thousand bucks. Now I am going to give you blown out here. I’m going to give you a heads up on this last item.
It is way, way over the estimate fighter pilot helmet. Now, if you read that description, this isn’t like a plastic recreation. This is a real helmet.
This is the real one. This is the real deal. Like down to the metal and the glass and everything else with the oxygen mask attached to it.
Oh, no. And the classic Maverick across the top. It’s got the, uh, the Judas priest symbol on the side and it’s got all the market, right? And it’s, this is the original top guy.
Yeah. Now the estimate that the Austin auction house put out was 50 to $70,000. Unbelievable, man.
And I am telling you fair warning. It is six figures, right? I’ll just tell you it’s six figures. The paint job, the fact that it’s real Tom cruise, iconic, right? I’m going $125,000.
That is one 25 Jake. One 26. The price is right.
Did that pay off? The, it was a gamble on whether it’s more or less than what Eric said. That’s all. It’s a 50, 50 shot.
I don’t have to pick the number. I just have to bet off. That’s right.
Yeah. Now you’re playing a, yeah, you’re playing what you’re behind it. Pete Maverick, Mitchell’s fighter pilot helmet from Top Gun sold for $325,000, more than a quarter million dollars.
Somebody bought that helmet. Who does that? Man? I don’t know. Three 25, three.
Wow. Hundred and 25. No way.
And it was estimated to go for 70. Yeah, that is absolutely that starting bid place probably got a scolding for that. Well, I, you know, and I don’t know, you know, it could be a couple of billionaires, like battling it out.
And it was like, Oh yeah, a hundred one 25. Well, and they just go like, my God. So over a million years, three 25, when I saw that, I was like, Oh my God.
Man. Wow. Oh, Eric, I was going to make a one 25 some bullshit.
And then I was like, Oh, Eric’s first. All right. Final totals, Eric Peratt, 308,369 Jake wall, 307,902 that last extra thousand bucks that pulled you in because you were what, eight, you were $800 apart.
Hey, I, I have a job in VA accounting. No, I’m sorry. You were less.
I was 500. I was, I was only off by 300,000. Pretty good.
You’re showing accounting here. Your resume is solved right there, man. Bring it in.
Yes. 12 has got you. Oh, you might, you might come in there and be the star player and they’re like, who’s this? Who’s this? Accounting his numbers are so close.
I’m just like, how much did we pay? How much do we get? Those don’t match, but they’re closer than they were last year. So 300,000 good job, man. That was good, but it was difficult.
That was, I know. I was like, I got to give clues because you couldn’t just blindly bid on this thing, especially that maverick. I was like, somebody spent 325,000, but that’s, I mean, I’d love to have that money, right? I’d love to have that.
Anyway, that was fun. Some bullshit YouTube podcaster. Not this one.
You don’t see that hanging up on the closet. Not all three of us together. If I ever bought that, I would answer the podcast in that.
I would never want to see you in anything. If I, if I ever saw you ride your motorcycle, you’d have to ride with that. You’d have to have a helmet.
It would have to ride in your car. Oh yeah, everywhere on the dashboard, underneath the mirror, hanging on your falling off and shit, almost almost would have to buy a dummy and he would just have to ride with you. He’d have to drive with you.
Put him in a bag, put him in a flight. Use it up, buddy. I’d have to ride with him for years.
And then, and then one day gone, but even that Rambo knife was 55 grand. Yeah, that’s 55 grand. That’s, that’s my, that’s my unsecured debt right now.
That was that Rambo knife. I mean, Jesus, I’m trying to pay off. Holy shit.
And come to think of it, I think that’s what I got left on my house payment is the Maverick helmet. I could pay my house off if I had that Maverick helmet. Holy shit.
All right, gentlemen, it’s been a while. So it’s time once again to play our movie quiz. And this week it’s all space movies.
All right. All space movies. So I’m going to show you two movies at a time.
And all you have to do is guess which movie had the higher audience score. Not the critics, but the audience score, according to Rotten Tomatoes. All right.
Audience audience versus critics. Audience. No, no, no.
We’re not audience versus critics. We’re just taking audience. Audience.
OK. OK. Throw critics out.
This is strictly who had which movie had the higher audience score. All right. So first up is these are two movies that threatened life on Earth.
Yeah. Yeah. So we got Armageddon.
Oh, OK. No, versus Armageddon. Wait, wait, wait.
I got some dialogue to read here, I think. Armageddon, 1998. Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton.
Right. Ben Affleck, don’t forget Ben Affleck. Well, there was a ton.
And I’m not going to load it all. It’s a good cast, actually a good cast versus Independence Day. 1996 with Will Smith, Bill Perman, Bill Pullman.
I thought the best scene in Independence Day was Will Smith’s fiancee dancing in the club when she was like, yes, yeah, she was that was that Vivica Fox, I think. Yeah, well, it was Vivica. Yeah, it was Vivica Fox.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. And that was still when Hooker was a still a respectable. Well, the term was exotic.
The exotic dancer. Not trained, exotic. That’s right.
So I’ve also got a score sheet. All right, Jim. So, oh, my now, man, that’s a tough one, though.
Yeah, we’ll start which which one outscored the other. All right, yeah, Eric. Will Smith and Independence Day, Vivica Fox, little more of a serious kind of epic for sort of Armageddon.
So I’m going to say Independence Day. Oh, bold guess, Jake. I’m going Armageddon because Aerosmith had that song associated in the whole video.
That’s true. And I was going to say, I think that was Liv Tyler in her prime. Yeah.
Crying at the end. The gazelle is coming up. Gary was so corny.
But the whole movie was corny, right? Oh, yeah. OK, one. So same point that Jake made, I was going to say, because I remember watching that video on MTV all the time.
That’s true. And they played in my sisters had a huge crush on Ben Affleck. I mean, who did? I think I had a crush on him.
But nice. It’s like and I was in high school. So all the high school chicks would always talk about Ben Affleck, Matt Damon.
Yeah. So I would just say based off just like, you know, the teeny boppers, the music and everything, Armageddon. But I’d like Independence Day better.
So which what’s what’s your choice? Armageddon. No, no. My choice is my choice.
But I’m saying, all right. The question was audience, I think. OK.
And the scores are 73 for Armageddon, 75 for Independence. Yes, I know. It’s interesting.
I like how they’re in the 70s. 70s. Yeah, yeah.
I mean, they were big at the time, but over time you’re like, it’s not the greatest. I, I do love the space dementia of Armageddon. So, you know.
Oh, yeah. Well, I liked when Will Smith punched the alien. And welcome to Earth.
There’s such corny parts. It was they were perfectly aligned with each other. Right.
It was the president’s speech was pretty good. That was a good speech. Bill Pullman had a good speech.
Yeah. Yeah. And Billy Bob was pretty good, serious and as a flight director of Armageddon.
So, all right. Next, we have Tom Cruise against Matt Damon. Oh, so edge of tomorrow versus the Marshall.
Oh, yeah, I did. Are we rotating? Yeah, we’re rotating. Jake, you’re up.
Go with the Martian. The Martian for Jeff. Juan, don’t take it.
I’m going with the Martian to. Oh, Eric. I’m going with the Martian because the edge of tomorrow with it, it kept repeating itself.
Yeah. Yeah. I thought people were getting tired of that.
I know I was like, Jesus Christ. It was like doing laying on the ground. It is hard to figure out a little.
I like honestly, I did good. Both were good movies to me. They were the Martian was more than, you know what? Just for the sake of ridiculousness.
I’ll go edge of tomorrow. Damn it, Jake. You’re doing that again.
You got to have both sides. You got to have a winner. That’s right.
Jake, changing his vote and the scores 90 for edge of tomorrow. Ninety one for the Martian. I’m surprised people got that edge.
Oh, and two for Jake. You know what? You know what takes away a little bit for from the Martian for me? Jessica Chastain. She annoys the shit out of me.
Which one was she? She was the commander of the mission. Oh, on the on the ship. Yes.
OK. Yes. She annoys me.
Edge of tomorrow beat out both the last two movies, though. Oh, yeah, yeah. I mean, but that’s the that’s the evolution, I guess.
Right. So I mean, I mean, Armageddon and Independence Day were kind of like Con Air. You know, it’s all in that same kind of just fast and ridiculous.
And so it was weird. OK, you guys ready for a female battle? Matt Damon was also an interstellar, right? Who? Matt Damon. Was he an interstellar, too? Yeah, he was.
That’s that’s that small part. Yeah. Yeah.
Well, he was a crazy man on out on the planet by himself. OK, next one is a battle of female leads, a linguist versus a SETI scientist. So we have a rival versus contact.
Oh, one of those first arrival was 2016 with Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner. Contact was 97. I didn’t realize it was that old with Jodie Foster and Matthew McConaughey.
Yeah. All right. All right.
All right. All right. That was contact.
All right, Juan, you’re up. I said contact. Oh, contact.
Sorry. Yeah. Eric, I’m going to go with a rival.
Jim Jeremy Renner was coming up to be a big guy. That’s true. Yeah, you know, he was establishing himself.
And I thought the plot with a rival was better than the plot with contact rival. Well, I’ll save my comments to the end. Jake.
So I’ve I’ve made oh and two. So it’s really just deciding which one I want to lose a point. That’s all it is.
Which one of these guys? Oh, I’ll go contact. Contact it is. And the scores are.
Eighty two for the rivals, 78 for contact. I’m sorry, Juan. The problem I had with both of these movies is that like both of the main characters had something to do with their father.
It was like some weird thing, right? There’s Jodie Foster like went out and then like saw the alien as her father. And then there was some father thing with Amy Adams, too. And I was like, God, it’s so annoying.
Both of them are annoying. You know, Danny issues. You see, I thought you were going to say that they were both female roles.
So you’re disappointed. Female roles is fine. But when you go into daddy stuff is like.
And once again, Edge of Tomorrow beat out both of these. I’m like, what? Yeah, yeah. All right.
We got a showdown between NASA movies, not NASA sponsored movies, movies about NASA. So first is Apollo 13 versus the right stuff. If you remember the right stuff.
Apollo 13, 1995, Tom Hanks, Ed Harris, among others. Paula are the right stuff. Nineteen eighty four was Scott Glenn, Ed Harris again and Dennis Quaid.
It’s my turn and I’m going to Apollo 13. Tom Hanks, the man. He got an Academy Award for that, didn’t he? Yeah.
You know. Yeah. We’ve got a problem.
The fact that you said that makes me mistrust it. We got a problem. And it was one of it that was in the string of like Academy Awards or something.
Apollo 13. You got it, Jake. Oh, right stuff.
One. I have to go up. Apollo 13.
Did you ever see right stuff one? Yeah. No, I have not. That’s a good movie.
That’s a good movie. And it’s good. It was good.
Oh, 87 for Apollo 13 and 90 for the right stuff. I would have never guess. I wouldn’t either.
That’s why I blew my streak. You effed up and got it right. Oh, my goodness.
I would have never thought that. All right. Next is invading alien movies.
Battle Los Angeles. I like it. Versus War of the Worlds.
That was Tom Cruise. My turn. That was Tom Cruise.
The other one was Aaron Eckhart. Yeah. Two face.
I’m. I’m going with the Tom Cruise effect. Yeah, Tom Cruise.
He doesn’t make that’s what I’m going with. War of the Worlds. War of the Worlds for Jake.
Juan. World of the Wars. I mean, and the reason the reason for it is because everybody always talked about the radio show, right? Like when you talk to the old timers in the 30s or whatever, in the 30s, that everybody believes in it.
And then and then you start. Yeah, I’m talking about Eric when he was a kid listening to the radio because they all gathered around the radio on Sunday. That is a fascinating thing, though, isn’t it? That no, but like the fact that people actually took it serious and then, you know, that’s like when this the commercial for this came out and, you know, I started hearing.
Yeah, they played it up like that. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. So Tom Cruise. OK, so who is the who is the guy? He’s dead.
Long gone. Who did? Oh, he did the radio show. The voiceover was a Hitchcock.
No, but like him, Leslie Nielsen. No, no. You know what, guys? I’m going to go battle of L.A. because of the excitement that that show had.
I liked it, too, man. I mean, they were on it. Yeah, I’m going to go battle L.A. Just all right.
You know, Tom Cruise is probably the guy. Scores are 48 for Battle of Los Angeles. Wow.
Forty two for War of the World. That was surprise. I checked that three times.
Did it change that much? Man, they were both horrible ratings. Yeah. Forty eight and forty two.
They’re both rotten. And that’s like Dan Seymour. Eric, are you? I’m sorry.
Dan Seymour. No, he was an announcer. Ball-headed guy.
Oh, here we go. Deep voice. Oh, Reverend Al Sharpton.
Olsen. What was his name? Reverend Al Sharpton. Yeah, it’s him.
The guy from Allstate? Oh, the guy who used to announce the hundred year olds with the grape jelly. Oh, yeah. The schmuckers.
The schmuckers jelly. Yeah, yeah. All right.
Showdown of space comedies. Space comedies coming. So we got Spaceballs versus.
Galaxy Quest. And Eric, pay attention. I know you’re looking it up.
No, I wasn’t like I’m trying to find the guy because you guys will know the name and you’ll go, oh, shit. Now I understand it was concerning the War of the Worlds. Yeah.
All right. My turn. It’s not my turn.
No, it’s Juan’s turn. OK, dude, we watch Spaceballs at least once or twice a year. So I might have to go with Mel Brooks.
You can’t go wrong with them. And then you got John Candy. Yeah, fair enough.
Fair enough. Eric. Galaxy Quest, Spaceballs, more entertaining.
Spaceballs and Jake. But I brought it up beforehand. I do love Mel Brooks.
But Galaxy Quest was funny. Galaxy Quest has its. Yeah, I agree.
Yeah, I’m going with Galaxy Quest Trek versus Wars. That’s true. That’s exactly what it was.
The scores are we’re going plaid. Eighty three for Spaceballs. Seventy nine for Galaxy Quest.
Right. All right. We’re heading into the final rounds here.
One, it’s Jake. I think you’re pretty much out of it. So the right of screwed me for my perfect record.
All right. These two shows could be, I think, are kind of consider cult classics in their own respect. Starship Troopers.
Oh, yes. Versus Stargate. Oh, Stargate’s a tough one.
This is Kurt Russell. James Spader was in Stargate. Oh, man, that that flattop, the Kurt Russell flattop.
Yeah, it was amazing. Because he because he did like Universal Soldier or whatever. That that other I think he just kept the same haircut.
So, yeah. All right. Stargate last week.
Starship Troopers. Nineteen ninety seven. Casper Van Dien.
Denise Richards. Great shower scene. Great.
That’s all. Anybody. That’s what we’re all striving for in the military.
The co-ed shower Stargate. Ninety four. Kurt Russell and James Spader.
Eric, you’re up, baby. Oh, man. I’m going to go Starship Troopers strictly because of the shower scene.
Oh, that’s fair. That’s a good reason. Actually, I’ll buy that reason, Jake.
Oh, I’m so bad at this. You’re trying not to choose it, which is just as difficult. Exactly.
Stargate. I’m going to go opposite Eric. I’ll take the other side.
I’ll make that argument. Juanito. So I love Stargate.
And just because it is one of my I saw it on your rankings way up there, actually. Yeah. I won’t go Stargate, although I think popularity, I think Starship Troopers, but you know what? I’m going Stargate.
I’m sticking with Stargate. And I jinxed it for you. And the scores are.
Seventy four Starship Troopers, seventy three for Stargate. I ain’t buying it. OK, last last choice or last competition, two movies separated by thirty seven years.
All right. Close encounters of the third kind. That’s a versus interstellar.
McConaughey. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I know this one, man.
I know this one. Why did you know? OK, she doesn’t know. Let’s get them cheater pants on.
I think you’re up. Okay. I’ll shut up So it’s my turn.
I’m going close encounters Counters one Me too just because I know Like everybody always talked about this movie and it’s like how scary it was It was Steven Spielberg, you know for this one Oh, and then you know when you talk to people about interstellar you have to be like a like a space nerd You would like really love it. I love the movie. It’s a great movie, but when you talk to other people there Oh, it’s just long.
It was slow So he’s behind the bookcase. What’s he doing on the bookcase? close encounters of third kind 1977 interstellar 2014 Eric you call Eric. So picture this Donald Trump sitting in Margo Marla go thinking about creating Another force because he watched fucking Close Encounters That’s your reasoning that’s how it happened Everybody was all over Close Encounters.
They thought it was the best thing since I spread man Close Encounters All right, the counters was like when he was a kid Still watch it. Hey, don’t bother. He’s rolling.
Yeah scores are 85 86 By one Let’s see Still one Why did I still beat by live die repeat or whatever tomorrow tomorrow? Holy shit one I Think you got one You got one point one No, no, you got to you got two points. You got the right stuff and you get stargate Yeah, I did. So you got to Jake you got three Now that that was Jake.
I got three you got him. Yeah. Oh, sorry.
Yeah, you’re right Jake you got to one you got three Eric you got five six Underground Space aficionado Never I don’t know how he does it Erica wins most of these companies. He never wasted his brain cells like on education Yeah, he’s the dumb security forces Playing only fans haven’t body body God flex a thong on participation and he wins every Watch this West Gordon all the time I’m looking forward to watching that preview on YouTube We should watch it on a live viewing on Eric’s only fans. I Got him.
I finally got him HG Wells Oh Checked out for ten full minutes finding a strip. I wasn’t gonna let it go man. That’s the author, right? Yeah, that was a guy On the radio.
No, there was part where he did a voiceover for the War of the Worlds Where people heard his voice on the radio? Wow, I gotcha. Yeah Pretty wild. Hey, I know we’re not doing history tonight, but I wanted to I wanted to give you guys a little piece of this this is pretty cool before you so April has been a cursed month throughout history Really the tragic events that have occurred in the month of April is ridiculous.
I’m just gonna give you Pretty amazing. So the first one remember the Notre Dame fire Notre Dame Yeah a couple years ago, correct April 15th Probably ten years ago assassination of President Abraham Lincoln April 14th, April 14th San Francisco earthquake 1906 April 1st The sinking of the Titanic April 15th Okay, one close to home the Ludlow massacre Right down south. Yeah, April 20th 1914.
Whoa That was here in Colorado Ludlow, Colorado And there’s a few others. Yeah, but I thought it was pretty neat when I was looking through these things The month of April this they say it’s cursed throughout throughout history There’s been many events that have occurred. Oh, and by the way the Boston Marathon the Bombers April oh shit April It’s like bad guys decide that April’s a good month to kill people.
Whoa, it happened for the Romans, too All right, yeah There man and the 22nd of April 22nd of April, what was that one? That’s my 20th anniversary I can’t believe you with that actually explains a lot If only I had known Just crazy You know, she won’t watch I better end up after that It might be a silent journey to Florida for our I know a couple good lawyers if you need one You’re gonna wake up Yeah, it could be another massacre Happened in April On behalf of all of us here. I’d like to thank you for listening today, please Like share subscribe, let us know how to get in the comments and make sure the next week Guys it’s good to see you on a we miss you and everyone watching and listening Thanks for listening and watching and we’ll see you next week That was a lot of fun You