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Goodbye Columbus (Korean Edition)

Philip Roth

Goodbye Columbus (Korean Edition)

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The Binge Cases: My Mother's Lies

The hosts identified the title as a Philip Roth novella that had been turned into a 1969 film. They referenced it in passing while discussing the episode’s theme, without offering a recommendation or critique. The overall tone was neutral, simply noting its authorship and adaptation.

Episode: My Fugitive Dad | 3. The Last Randele

The speakers noted that the novella was written by Philip Roth and had been adapted into a film released in 1969.

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and here's what the balance was. And when Ted did that at the bottom of the register tape, he wrote, Goodbye Columbus. Goodbye Columbus. A novella by Philip Roth that was adapted into a film that came out in 1969, same year.

The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds

It was described as a novella and a movie that some viewers found disgusting and revolting, prompting a complaint to the newspaper's editor about the film's content and potential impact on teenagers.

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It's an Allie McGraw... Richard Benjamin... it's an Anna Phillip Roth, uh, novella.

— Episode: 5 - The Past Times with Naomi Ekperigin

Episode: 5 - The Past Times with Naomi Ekperigin

It was described as a novella and a movie that some viewers found disgusting and revolting, prompting a complaint to the newspaper's editor about the film's content and potential impact on teenagers.

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It's an Allie McGraw... Richard Benjamin... it's an Anna Phillip Roth, uh, novella.

We have just seen the movie Goodbye, Columbus at our local theater... it was so disgusting and revolting that we walked out sick from it and demanded a refund.

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