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The Complete Serial Novel
The hosts briefly mentioned the title while comparing it to another film, noting that it was a completely different movie from "Green Book."
Green Mile or Green Book? Green Mile was a totally different movie. Green Book.
— Episode: Rudy's Fantastic Fail
The hosts briefly mentioned the title while comparing it to another film, noting that it was a completely different movie from "Green Book."
Green Mile or Green Book? Green Mile was a totally different movie. Green Book.
The Complete and Uncut Edition
They compared The Stand to a "big thickie" and noted its size, implying it's a substantial novel.
And also Stephen King's The Stand is like that because it's a big thickie.
— Episode: Dead Dad's w/ Harland Williams
They compared The Stand to a "big thickie" and noted its size, implying it's a substantial novel.
And also Stephen King's The Stand is like that because it's a big thickie.
S. Morgenstern's Classic Tale of True Love and High Adventure
They identified the story they were referencing as The Princess Bride.
Obviously the first time I noticed it, it was the Princess Bride.
— Episode: Adam Friedland & The Wolverine
They identified the story they were referencing as The Princess Bride.
Obviously the first time I noticed it, it was the Princess Bride.
Intimate Tales, Untold Secrets & Advice for Living Your Best Life
It was mentioned as one of Ali Wong's published works. The podcast hosts discussed her work and podcast appearances.
Oh she did one with Conan
— Episode: Bobby and Andrew Take Down Wall Street
It was mentioned as one of Ali Wong's published works. The podcast hosts discussed her work and podcast appearances.
Oh she did one with Conan
You're Not Your Mom's Book Club, Dear Girls
Oh Dear Girls is at her show
The podcasters discussed Christian Bale's performance in this Steven Spielberg film, highlighting his amazing acting at a young age and noting the movie as an underrated Steven Spielberg film.
When he was a kid, he did a movie. What was it called? He did a Steven Spielberg movie and he was the star of it. And he must've been 14, 12 to 14 years old. He was the lead. It was called Emp...
— Episode: A Kid at the Crib
The podcasters discussed Christian Bale's performance in this Steven Spielberg film, highlighting his amazing acting at a young age and noting the movie as an underrated Steven Spielberg film.
When he was a kid, he did a movie. What was it called? He did a Steven Spielberg movie and he was the star of it. And he must've been 14, 12 to 14 years old. He was the lead. It was called Empire of the sun.
He was amazing in that fucking movie. And that's when you first saw him.
And that's the most underrated Steven Spielberg movie, I believe.
They suggested reading The Fountainhead and said they had heard it was good, mentioning a possible movie adaptation.
I would say, uh, man, I would recommend The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand. I've heard of it. I heard it's good. Have you read The Fountainhead? Oh, dude. Is it good? Oh, yeah. Did a movie...
— Episode: Dead Dad's w/ Harland Williams
They suggested reading The Fountainhead and said they had heard it was good, mentioning a possible movie adaptation.
I would say, uh, man, I would recommend The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand. I've heard of it. I heard it's good. Have you read The Fountainhead? Oh, dude. Is it good? Oh, yeah. Did a movie know? I don't know if they ever made a movie The Fountainhead. I think they did.
They mentioned the title while discussing movies they liked, noting it was a "black" version of a favorite film.
It's just Black. It's just Black Brokeback Mountain. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
— Episode: Egg Roll Takes a Ride
They mentioned the title while discussing movies they liked, noting it was a "black" version of a favorite film.
It's just Black. It's just Black Brokeback Mountain. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Andrew mentioned reading this philosophical work by Descartes, highlighting his engagement with philosophical texts.
I read his Meditations.
— Episode: I Want To Be Ninja Returns!
Andrew mentioned reading this philosophical work by Descartes, highlighting his engagement with philosophical texts.
I read his Meditations.
The hosts highlighted that a typescript scroll of Jack Kerouac's novel "On the Road" was part of an auction collection and praised the book as amazing and exceptionally good.
Jack Kerouac's typescript scroll of On the Road, Kerouac's book On The Road on typescript. That's a weird one. Yeah, yeah. No, that's amazing. That book is so fucking good. Amazing.
— Episode: The Slow Clap
The hosts highlighted that a typescript scroll of Jack Kerouac's novel "On the Road" was part of an auction collection and praised the book as amazing and exceptionally good.
Jack Kerouac's typescript scroll of On the Road, Kerouac's book On The Road on typescript. That's a weird one. Yeah, yeah. No, that's amazing. That book is so fucking good. Amazing.
A Strange and Terrible Saga (Modern Library)
The book was mentioned in relation to a discussion about the Hells Angels motorcycle club and their photos that depict kissing among members; it was described as a great book.
Hunter S. Thompson wrote all about it in Hells Angels, a great book.
— Episode: Andrew's Airplane Emergency
The book was mentioned in relation to a discussion about the Hells Angels motorcycle club and their photos that depict kissing among members; it was described as a great book.
Hunter S. Thompson wrote all about it in Hells Angels, a great book.
They mentioned Cujo in passing, noting it was similar to the other big books they discussed.
Cujo's like that with me too.
— Episode: Dead Dad's w/ Harland Williams
They mentioned Cujo in passing, noting it was similar to the other big books they discussed.
Cujo's like that with me too.
A Practical Guide to the Fulfillment of Your Dreams
The podcast host mentioned reading and applying principles from this book, which included helping others to achieve success in order to achieve personal success. He stated that after implementing these principles, his life changed significantly within three to six months.
So like in the six seven spiritual laws of success, yeah. All right, one of the laws was you know in order to achieve success. You have to help other people achieve success.
— Episode: Bobby's Valentine's Ring
The podcast host mentioned reading and applying principles from this book, which included helping others to achieve success in order to achieve personal success. He stated that after implementing these principles, his life changed significantly within three to six months.
So like in the six seven spiritual laws of success, yeah. All right, one of the laws was you know in order to achieve success. You have to help other people achieve success.
The host said he was about to make a Lord of the Rings reference, specifically mentioning the book The Two Towers.
I'm going to give you a Lord of the Rings reference, right? In the Two Towers.
— Episode: One Good Korean
The host said he was about to make a Lord of the Rings reference, specifically mentioning the book The Two Towers.
I'm going to give you a Lord of the Rings reference, right? In the Two Towers.
During a birthday episode, Christopher Pickering jokingly referenced the book while commenting on Bobby Lee's appearance, likening his look to a scene from the title. No detailed analysis or endorsement was offered, and the mention served only as a lighthearted remark.
Christopher Pickering, during a podcast call, referenced this book, seemingly as a joke, in response to a comment about Bobby Lee's appearance.
I'm a big fan of Bobby. I love his Memoirs of a Geisha. It was great.
Memoirs of a Geisha
So it should have gone, Bobby you're turning 50 tomorrow, which is the same age as Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. But from the looks of it, I think I've seen you in Memoirs of a Geisha.
The New Girl; The Surprise Party; The Overnight; Missing
The hosts noted that the author wrote the original Fear Street series and referenced the title as part of that teen horror collection, but they did not give a strong endorsement. Their comment was brief and informational.
The hosts mentioned that R.L. Stine wrote the original Fear Street series, a collection of teen horror novels.
R.L. Stine wrote the original Fear Street.
The book was briefly referenced in relation to a Candy Crush employee named Sophie, but no further details or analysis were provided. The hosts mentioned it only in passing without expanding on its themes or relevance.
In one episode, the book was briefly referenced when Bert jokingly suggested it as a possible topic, but no further discussion or details were provided. The hosts did not elaborate on its content.
"The Heaton Tune book" was mentioned in passing as Bert jokingly suggested it as a potential topic; no further details were given.
The Heaton Tune book you!
The Happy Parents' Guide to the Family Bed (and a Peaceful Night's Sleep!)
It was mentioned as a book written by the speaker's shaman, Barba Duke Salamanan, and described as making the speaker 'dock'.
I read his book. Barba Duke Salamanan. Yeah yeah. The one thing I hate is the happy nights. He makes me. He wrote happy nights. Yeah yeah. He makes me dock.
— Episode: Back To The Old School
It was mentioned as a book written by the speaker's shaman, Barba Duke Salamanan, and described as making the speaker 'dock'.
I read his book. Barba Duke Salamanan. Yeah yeah. The one thing I hate is the happy nights. He makes me. He wrote happy nights. Yeah yeah. He makes me dock.
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