Of Mice and Men

I did a production of Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men

I was there for a while and I did a production of Steinbeck's of Mice and Men.

I was going to say, is it even going to be funny? For some reason, when I said George, I just thought of mice and men. I'm tapping out.

Of Mice and Men.

Have you ever seen that with- Which one? The one with Gary Sinise and John Malkovich as Lenny?

And John Steinbeck, of course.

in 1989 Of Mice and Men was banned in Chattanooga because Steinbeck was well known for his anti-business attitude.

And John Steinbeck, of course.

Yeah, in 1989 Of Mice and Men was banned in Chattanooga because Steinbeck was well known for his anti-business attitude.

And John Steinbeck, of course. Yeah, in 1989 Of Mice and Men was banned in Chattanooga because Steinbeck was well known for his anti-business attitude.

He says that it's what would have happened if H.P. Lovecraft rewrote Of Mice and Men, which is pretty awesome.

Of Mice and Men. What's the Cannery Row one?

Cannery Row of Mice and Men. Of Mice and Men, man.

Have you ever seen that with- Which one? The one with Gary Sinise and John Malkovich as Lenny?

And then John Steinbeck, of course. Yeah, in 1989 Of Mice and Men was banned in Chattanooga because Steinbeck was well known for his antibusiness attitude.

You could do it for of mice and men with Lenny and George and he shoots them in the head at the end of it

If our book is Phantom of the Opera. Yeah. I've never. I don't know. I'm the Phantom. Yeah. And I'm the opera. You're Christine. I can't be the opera? Because I love you, but I can't really have you. Oh, but I really, really want you. And I want to capture you and bring you down to my layer and hold you captive and sing you songs. But in mice and men, that big guy, what was his name? Do you guys remember?

But in the book, I don't know if I read it, but does he kill mice in his hands? I don't know if I read it. The book. I don't know if I read it. Okay. What are the chances that you read it then? I think I read it because I think I distinctly I distinctly I can't even say the word. I distinctly remember.

Lenny kills Curly's wife because of his inability to control his own strength and emotions. But he does have a mouse as a pet. Oh, he doesn't kill it. Yeah, it's like his friend. Oh, it's his friend. My bad.

What's your Lenny of mice and men?

I take you out to the river. Yeah, shoot you in the back of the head

Wait, he kept a glove on for his wife and mice and men.

He's starred in Apollo 13, Of Mice and Men, and CSI.

are you Lenny from of mice and men?

I remember of mice and men.

Okay, so To Kill a Mockingbird is one of the books that has been most banned in the United States of Mice and Men as well.

compared him to the mentally disabled character from Of Mice and Men.

You're like of mice and men.

That's how you're painting me within 10 minutes of this. You're Lenny in of mice and men.

It's the Lenny and George antibodies. Exactly. The Lenny and George antibodies. Of Mice and Men.

Oh, sorry, Lenny, Lenny, I'm sorry. Sorry. John Steinbeck.

He's like Lenny from Of Mice and Men. You think he might crush the cat or crush Sharon Stone I don't know.

I mean I'm dying back. I'm mad. I'm so if a person it like does a level of intelligence Absolve someone of their evil actions. I wonder if it does. That's an interesting.

I say no does evil require intelligence I do not think so. I Think whether

I guess was Lenny evil

our greatest plans of mice and men - what is it? Best laid plans of mice and men may not matter if you get hurt.

There's a very famous book called Of Mice and Men. First of all, anybody read that in college or high school? No. I think we're supposed to.

So John Steinbeck wrote it. And so he was late turning the manuscript in because the original manuscript that he wrote his dog ate it.

But they want to eliminate Of Mice and Men. But Lawn Boy, a book containing explicit passages of pedophilia, is somehow accepted as being OK.

But they want to eliminate Of Mice and Men.

And he did a Of Mice and Men thing.

On the next episode, John Steinbeck immerses himself in the lives of migrant workers in California, elevating their stories in books like The Grapes of Wrath and Of Mice and Men.