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Podcast Mentions

The Girl on the Train

Paula Hawkins

The #1

Podcasts 6
Quotes 12
Pardon My Take

Max mentioned reading this book, and it was the only book the speaker claimed to have read recently.

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I read that book. Oh, okay. That's the only book I've read. No one knows what to say that I read that book.

— Episode: Booger McFarland, Stavros Halkias, The 2...

Episode: Booger McFarland, Stavros Halkias, The 2023 Bonk L...

Max mentioned reading this book, and it was the only book the speaker claimed to have read recently.

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I read that book. Oh, okay. That's the only book I've read. No one knows what to say that I read that book.

Rotten Mango

The podcast host compared "The Woman in the Window" to the book "A Girl on a Train", noting that they are both in the same genre, which the host didn't really enjoy.

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A lot of people had a controversy over this book Because it is so similar to a previous book that was written called a girl on a train And it's become like a whole genre and I would say that i'm not r...

— Episode: She saw her neighbor's murder but everyo...

Episode: She saw her neighbor's murder but everyone tells h...

The podcast host compared "The Woman in the Window" to the book "A Girl on a Train", noting that they are both in the same genre, which the host didn't really enjoy.

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A lot of people had a controversy over this book Because it is so similar to a previous book that was written called a girl on a train And it's become like a whole genre and I would say that i'm not really into this genre of like a alcoholic unreliable narrator It's just not my favorite to read I love the plot I would probably watch the movies But like to constantly hear about how much they drink It's just not my cup of tea.

The Dan Bongino Show

He referenced the novel while discussing gaslighting, noting that he and his daughter were watching the movie adaptation and later used the title as a metaphor for liberal arguments.

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I was upstairs with my daughter last night. We were watching a movie. And that movie, The Girl on the Train, popped up.

— Episode: Leave No Man Behind (Ep. 2488)

Episode: Leave No Man Behind (Ep. 2488)

He referenced the novel while discussing gaslighting, noting that he and his daughter were watching the movie adaptation and later used the title as a metaphor for liberal arguments.

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I was upstairs with my daughter last night. We were watching a movie. And that movie, The Girl on the Train, popped up.

This is how, when you see how these liberals are stuck in the girl on the train moment where she thinks she's the bad guy and it's really the husband.

The Toast

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The Toast

They referenced the novel while noting the author of the current book, calling it "crazy on the train" and recalling the movie adaptation.

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She's been crazy on the train. It was my choice and so I needed to like just power read all night and that left no time for watching TV. I'm sorry but you know my redhead duties, I will not forsake th...

— Episode: S4 Ep174: See A Lizard, Send A Lizard: M...

Episode: S4 Ep174: See A Lizard, Send A Lizard: Monday, Oct...

They referenced the novel while noting the author of the current book, calling it "crazy on the train" and recalling the movie adaptation.

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She's been crazy on the train. It was my choice and so I needed to like just power read all night and that left no time for watching TV. I'm sorry but you know my redhead duties, I will not forsake them.

Lovett or Leave It

It was mentioned in the context of a game where a character's physical description from the book was used to guess which actor would play the character. The speaker mentioned that Emily Blunt was cast as the character.

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Poor fat Rachel, all red and sweaty. She must have been attractive once, but now she's just run to fat. Fat, sad Rachel. This is Rachel we're talking about. She wouldn't be able to haul her fat arse o...

— Episode: Burn After Tweeting

Episode: Burn After Tweeting

It was mentioned in the context of a game where a character's physical description from the book was used to guess which actor would play the character. The speaker mentioned that Emily Blunt was cast as the character.

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Poor fat Rachel, all red and sweaty. She must have been attractive once, but now she's just run to fat. Fat, sad Rachel. This is Rachel we're talking about. She wouldn't be able to haul her fat arse over all those fences. Fat Rachel.

It's Emily Blunt for her role as Rachel in The Girl on the Train.

Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang

Matt Rogers expressed interest in reading the book, having enjoyed Gone Girl, and it was described as a 'nice and easy read'.

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Did you read the book, The Girl on the Train?

— Episode: "Oscars: The Season Begins" (w/ Brandon...

Episode: "Oscars: The Season Begins" (w/ Brandon Scott Jone...

Matt Rogers expressed interest in reading the book, having enjoyed Gone Girl, and it was described as a 'nice and easy read'.

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Did you read the book, The Girl on the Train?

No, but I hear it's great.

I want to read it because we both...because you and I both like Gone Girl.

I hear Girl on the Train is great. The book is...yeah, the book like, read the book.

It was just like nice and easy, ready to go.

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