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* CowboyBeBopatHisComputer: In a particularly baffling CriticalResearchFailure, in the ''Cats'' episode Jason continually refers to the protagonist Victoria as being played by Cynthia Erivo. Though many performers had their names attached to the film, Erivo was not involved at all, and Victoria was actually played by dancer Francesca Hayward, who bears little resemblance to Erivo.
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* {{Crossover}}: CowboyBeBopatHisComputer: In a particularly baffling CriticalResearchFailure, in the ''Cats'' episode Jason continually refers to the protagonist Victoria as being played by Cynthia Erivo. Though many performers had their names attached to the film, Erivo was not involved at all, and Victoria was actually played by dancer Francesca Hayward, who bears little resemblance to Erivo.
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* InsistentTerminology: If a movie they're discussing has any well-known actors in it, the hosts ''will'' refer to these actors by name, rather than the names of the characters they play.
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** Paul's "Hello, people of Earth!"
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** Paul's Paul always greets the audience with "Hello, people of Earth!"Earth!", while Jason always greets a live crowd with "What's up, jerks?!"
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* FlatWhat: This is Paul's reaction when, during the ''Film/StayingAlive'' episode, an audience member reveals that there was actually a ''Staying Alive Literature/ChooseYourOwnAdventure'' book.
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* FlatWhat: This is Paul's reaction when, during the ''Film/StayingAlive'' episode, an audience member reveals that there was actually a ''Staying Alive Literature/ChooseYourOwnAdventure'' book. Jason immediately pulls out his phone to check for it on eBay.
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* ItsShortSoItSucks: Invoked. Paul has stated that a telltale sign of a bad movie is when the movie doesn't even reach ninety minutes. For example, Film/LakePlacid is a paltry 83 minutes with credits included (and according to the hosts, ''still'' feels too long).
-->"This is only slightly longer than an episode of ''Scandal'', and they make twenty of those fuckers a year!"
-->"This is only slightly longer than an episode of ''Scandal'', and they make twenty of those fuckers a year!"
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* EvilIsSexy[[invoked]]: In the episode on ''Film/ErnestGoesToJail'', co-host June Diane Raphael and guest Lesley Arfin are both outspoken about how attracted they are to Jim Varney when he's playing Nash, with the former saying he "oozes sexuality" much to co-host Jason Mantzoukas' disbelief.
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*** Jason had "next level bonkers" going for a while. He also uses the MadLibsCatchPhrase of "If you told me [X], I would believe it!"
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*** Jason had "next level bonkers" going for a while. calling things "bonkers" to the point that it became the show's coupon code.
*** He also uses the MadLibsCatchPhrase of "If you told me [X], I would believe it!"
*** He also uses the MadLibsCatchPhrase of "If you told me [X], I would believe it!"
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*** Paul and June's excessively formal introductions to each other at the beginning of episodes. (They're married with two sons.)
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*** Paul and June's excessively formal introductions to each other for a married couple at the beginning of episodes. (They're married with two sons.)This seemed to get formalized in 2013, after Paul F. Thompkins lampshades it in the ''Film/AfterEarth'' episode.
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*** [[Film/DeckTheHalls "Allegedly"]]
*** [[Film/MaximumOverdrive Is that a machine?]] (Alternatively: the only answer to the film's pressing questions is "Stephen King on cocaine")
*** A miscarriage, otherwise known as a "birth accident." [[note]]''Film/DeathSpa''[[/note]]
*** "PUT'ER IN A BRA!" [[note]]One suggestion on how Creator/KimBasinger's strip scene in ''Film/MyStepmotherIsAnAlien'' would have made a modicum of sense.[[/note]]
*** [[Film/MaximumOverdrive Is that a machine?]] (Alternatively: the only answer to the film's pressing questions is "Stephen King on cocaine")
*** A miscarriage, otherwise known as a "birth accident." [[note]]''Film/DeathSpa''[[/note]]
*** "PUT'ER IN A BRA!" [[note]]One suggestion on how Creator/KimBasinger's strip scene in ''Film/MyStepmotherIsAnAlien'' would have made a modicum of sense.[[/note]]
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*** [[Film/DeckTheHalls "Allegedly"]]
''Film/DeckTheHalls'': "Allegedly"
***[[Film/MaximumOverdrive ''Film/MaximumOverdrive'': Is that a machine?]] machine?" (Alternatively: the only answer to the film's pressing questions is "Stephen King on cocaine")
*** ''Film/DeathSpa'': A miscarriage, otherwise known as a "birth accident." [[note]]''Film/DeathSpa''[[/note]]
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*** ''Film/MyStepmotherIsAnAlien'': "PUT'ER IN A BRA!"[[note]]One It's one suggestion on how Creator/KimBasinger's strip scene in ''Film/MyStepmotherIsAnAlien'' would have made a modicum of sense.[[/note]]
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*** ''Film/DeathSpa'': A miscarriage, otherwise known as a "birth accident.
*** ''Film/MyStepmotherIsAnAlien'': "PUT'ER IN A BRA!"
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* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: [[invoked]]In the review of ''Film/MaximumOverdrive'', they mention how Creator/StephenKing has said he did so much cocaine while making that movie, he doesn't remember doing it. They say cocaine is no excuse, given every movie made in the 1970s, with the exception of ''Film/HeavensGate.''
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* BuxomIsBetter: Jason gets very blunt when talking about Creator/KristinChenoweth's wardrobe in ''Film/DeckTheHalls''.
-->'''Jason:''' Has Kristen Chenoweth always had huge tits?!
-->'''Everyone Else:''' [[BluntYes Yes]].
-->'''Jason:''' Has Kristen Chenoweth always had huge tits?!
-->'''Everyone Else:''' [[BluntYes Yes]].
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* ExpositoryThemeTune: Two of them. The first, a pop-punk tune whose lyrics are at the top of the page, is used for studio episodes. The second, a rap featuring tongue-in-cheek references to the various movies the podcast has covered, is played at the beginning of the live episodes.
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** Paul and Jason are both fond of saying that a given movie "posits a world in which ___."
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* GeorgeLucasThrowback: That is what the makers of ''Film/SkyCaptainAndTheWorldOfTomorrow'' are going for. Paul says that audiences are past old time serials.
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* GeorgeLucasThrowback: GenreThrowback: That is what the makers of ''Film/SkyCaptainAndTheWorldOfTomorrow'' are going for. Paul says that audiences are past old time serials.
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* YouKeepUsingThatWord: Fans have consistently pointed out the hosts' overuse of the word "literally", and even made videos of how often they use it (and most often incorrectly). One even [[http://blog.earwolf.com/post/18455299797 made a graph]]. In their ClipShow episode, they note that they've probably only ever used it correctly ''once''.
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* HilariouslyAbusiveChildhood: While Paul by no means, on HDTGM, describes an outright abusive childhood, he often regales with what he believes to be lighthearted stories of being a weird latchkey-kid only-child of divorced parents, that his cohosts find equally parts hilarious and upsetting.
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* RantInducingSlight: Creator/DanHarmon goes on a pretty epic one about the screenwriter of ''Film/JackFrost1998''.
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* AbsenteeActor: June often has to miss episodes due to other commitments, such as ''Series/GraceAndFrankie''.
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* BuxomIsBetter: Jason gets very blunt when talking about Creator/KristinChenoweth's wardrobe in Film/DeckTheHalls.
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* BuxomIsBetter: Jason gets very blunt when talking about Creator/KristinChenoweth's wardrobe in Film/DeckTheHalls.''Film/DeckTheHalls''.
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-->It’s a [[SlobsVersusSnobs ragtag vs. rich kids]] movie, it’s a ''Film/FlightOfTheNavigator''-esque finding a magical thing, it’s a [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]] ''Film/MadMax'' type movie, and then it’s your garden-variety [[AttemptedRape bully almost raping a girl]] movie.
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** June's suspicious reaction to Paul bringing home a [[Film/TheForceAwakens BB-8 toy]] quickly underwent MemeticMutation:
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** June's suspicious reaction to Paul bringing home a [[Film/TheForceAwakens BB-8 toy]] quickly underwent MemeticMutation:toy]]:
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* DawsonCasting: They wonder if Creator/KennethBranagh is doing this in ''Theatre/LovesLaboursLost''. Berowne is older than the other characters, but they are not sure he is supposed to be that much older. Branagh is about ten years older than the other male leads.
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* DawsonCasting: DawsonCasting[[invoked]]: They wonder if Creator/KennethBranagh is doing this in ''Theatre/LovesLaboursLost''. Berowne is older than the other characters, but they are not sure he is supposed to be that much older. Branagh is about ten years older than the other male leads.
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* SimilarlyNamedWorks: For the review of ''Film/{{Deadfall}}'' (1993), guest Chelsea Peretti says she first watched the 2012 movie Deadfall, which stars Creator/OliviaWilde and Creator/EricBana. After watching it and realizing it did not have Creator/NicolasCage, Chelsea watched the older movie. Neither movie explained what a "deadfall" is.
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* SimilarlyNamedWorks: SimilarlyNamedWorks[[invoked]]: For the review of ''Film/{{Deadfall}}'' (1993), guest Chelsea Peretti says she first watched the 2012 movie Deadfall, which stars Creator/OliviaWilde and Creator/EricBana. After watching it and realizing it did not have Creator/NicolasCage, Chelsea watched the older movie. Neither movie explained what a "deadfall" is.
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* EvilIsSexy[[invoked]]: In the episode on ''Film/ErnestGoesToJail'', co-host June Diane Raphael and guest Lesley Arfin are both outspoken about how attracted they are to Jim Varney when he's playing Nash, with the former saying he "oozes sexuality" much to co-host Jason Mantzoukas' disbelief.
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* BuxomIsBetter: Jason gets very blunt when talking about Creator/KristinChenoweth's wardrobe in Film/DeckTheHalls.
-->'''Jason:''' Has Kristen Chenoweth always had huge tits?!
-->'''Everyone Else:''' [[BluntYes Yes]].
-->'''Jason:''' Has Kristen Chenoweth always had huge tits?!
-->'''Everyone Else:''' [[BluntYes Yes]].
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* BuxomIsBetter: Jason gets very blunt when talking about Creator/KristinChenoweth's wardrobe in Film/DeckTheHalls.
-->'''Jason:''' Has Kristen Chenoweth always had huge tits?!
-->'''Everyone Else:''' [[BluntYes Yes]].
-->'''Jason:''' Has Kristen Chenoweth always had huge tits?!
-->'''Everyone Else:''' [[BluntYes Yes]].
