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We took a little trip out to the postapocalypse to see what we could learn and all we came back with are some style tips. Be careful where you're standing if you're wearing assless chaps. If you're wearing a helmet, you need the accompanying medals for your chest. The biggest the hair, the more likely you are to live in a hole in the ground. Anyway, we watched The Road Warrior.

Check it out in the Shelved By Genre bonusode post!

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cody climer

"Lizard Brain, Rat Heart" is getting added to my vocabulary.

Ian Grenville

Critically Important Wilt Chamberlain 100 Point Game Conspiracy Clarification: The photo isn't him holding the official score display (there's no display for the individual points scored by a player) or anything like that, a photographer just wrote "100" on a piece of paper and had him hold it, and that is the only photo evidence of the game. The radio audio was also mostly impossible to find until somewhat recently. It definitely did still happen though

Mike

I think there's a non zero chance that Stallone got his ambassadorship as counter programming to Arnold Schwarzenegger's, his historical rival, vocal opposition to the administration.

angus

fitness industry professional here. just did a brief comparison of road warrior and beyond thunderdome Mel gibson. i think it's not always easy to tell whether someone is on gear or not unless it's someone like Schwarzenegger who was a bodybuilder prior to becoming an actor. based purely on visuals i'd be willing to believe gibson was natural for beyond thunderdome; if he was on a substantial test or hgh dosage especially in that era i'd expect him to look a lot bigger than he does

Ranged Touch

But what about the change he makes between this period and Braveheart in 1995? It is 14 years, so maybe he just gained bulk, but the SHAPE of the bulk... [cmrn]

angus

just spent way too long looking at pictures of gibson through the ages and regardless of whether he did a cycle pre 1995 I'd be willing to bet money he did a cycle in the last 10 years

pierandluft

I'm sure one million people have asked this and you either have said you're planning to or have a good reason not to, but I'm just going to ask because I'm curious; are we likely to see Dhalgren on SBG? Thanks for the shows; my months are roughly divided into the half where i have ranged touch to chill to and those where i'm stressed out and podcastless.

pointybread

George Miller did not direct Babe, that was Chris Noonan. Apologies if this already came up in the Discord, but this is kind of like the situation with Henry Selick and Nightmare Before Christmas where the wrong person often is given credit. I wanted to highlight this one in particular because, from what I have heard, George Miller was very mean to Chris Noonan and tried to wrestle control away from him. But it is very much Chris Noonan's film, and I personally take great pleasure in knowing that when Miller had full control, his pig movie tanked at the box office.

pointybread

Oh yeah, Miller is a strange one. I'd recommend Blood Sweat & Chrome: The Wild And True Story of Mad Max: Fury Road by Kyle Buchanan. It's got a ton of insight into Miller as well as a bunch of stories from the crew of Fury Road and what it took to make the movie. I came out of it with a ton of respect for what that stunt team was able to do without any major injuries.

Quinn

Do you have a link to the green/grey screen article Cameron mentioned? I can't find it, but I'd be very interested to read it.