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After Dark: Jeff Cannata Makes International News, Inside Out's Ending, Boom Origin (Patreon)

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This week, David and Jeff discuss Jeff's recent appearances in the Daily Mail and Sky News. Then they discuss the ending to the original Inside Out and the origin of Dave's "Boom Goes the Dynamite" jokes.

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Tyler Chauhan

Had to do a double take with the way Dave pronounced “banal”

Garry L

The Daily Mail is a xenophobic, racist newspaper and their online site is no better, misogynist in the extreme.

Abe Foster

Daily Mail: I never met Jeff Cannata or had any contact with him, but... I'm sorry, I can't go on.

Reynaldo K. Cruz

Dave’s cynical take on inside out has made me sad. Jeff’s rebuttal has made me happy! I now have a two colored memory sphere!

Lino Rodriguez Jr.

Sounds like Riley — if a listener — has never heard about snitches getting stitches

Reynaldo K. Cruz

Oh also Marv Albert is the announcer in question (I’m pretty sure) and the boom! Jokes never get old for me!

Eric Webster

The Daily Mail headline: Chen says Inside Out is a horrible movie that encourages depression in children.

Ryan Crisp
>>140753599

Agreed. Good on Jeff for beautifully articulating the meaning of the ending.

Tyler Sexton

To be fair, I read Jeff’s “I wouldn’t use that word” comment as the guy was not nice. If I didn’t know whether a guy was nice or not I would say “I don’t know the person” rather than saying “nice” is not the word I would use. It sort of implies that you would use another word to describe them, but you’d rather not say what that word is out loud.

Ryan

So… next week is “Inside Out 2 review with special guest Simon Baker? I assume?

Grant McConnaughey
>>140758471

I mean, that probably is exactly what Jeff meant. I assume Simon Baker was not nice. But it is still absurd that his one off vague comment turned into multiple articles. That’s what the discussion is more about.

David Esposito
>>140758471

I agree. It did sound like he was implying he isn’t nice. Those news sites did exaggerate it though.

Midnight Satire

Today I learned Dave also listens to Accidental Tech Podcast

Cardassian Vexillology

Daily mail, "scientists find new ocean under the surface of the earth's crust twice the size of the pacific. " *click on the article, and two paragraphs in* "Technically it's not an ocean because the water molecules are bound to mineral deposits." It's all about the clicks baby.

Mac

Incredible podcasting.

Peter Tribe
>>140749622

Also he pronounces“Aussie” wrong, it should be “Ozzy”. But no biggy most yanks say it wrong.😆

Peter Tribe

Dave: Is the Daily Mail “journalism”? Me: I wouldn’t use that word.

Cliff Williams

SkyNews: Filmcast host slams Dave Chen as “Out of his gourd”

Liam Marcon

Extremely kind to refer to the daily mail as 'news'. They are cancer and every one who works for them are scum.

Bram Welch

I’m so interested in how you guys think we listen to podcasts. You always joke about how no one is listening to the After Darks but in this episode you appear to genuinely suggest that not many people are listening as far as an hour into the podcast. Sometimes the review has barely started after an hour. If I listen to a podcast that is one hour and 37 minutes long then I am listening to it for one hour and 37 minutes.

filmpodcast
>>140815276

Most of the time it is self-deprecating jokes. In general, though, it is rare to see stuff written up in news stories that is sourced from a comment someone makes like 30-60 minutes into a podcast (exceptions: massive podcasts like Joe Rogan or anything involving celebrities) -DChen

Michael Zhang

when I google Simon Baker, this story is the first story to pop up lol.

AF

You really should email this episode to the Daily Mail’s writer

Benjamin Corpuz

its episodes like these why im a patron LOL but in all seriousness sry you guys had to go through this

Russell Hull

This episode claims the new record for silent pauses so long I thought my player stopped working

Papool Chaudhari

Dave, pretty sure the Sports center host you were thinking of is Craig Kilborn. He hosted from 93-96 and was known for his catchphrases.

J Hay

You’re not thinking of Mark Thompson, are you guys? Don’t know if he does sports; I don’t follow sports at all anymore.

J Hay

I worked with Simon Baker and Robin Tunney (on different movies they individually co-starred in). They were both fine, especially Robin.

Roman Schweikert
>>140859435

PocketCasts has an awesome „skip silence“ feature - worth trying out (my statistics tell me that I saved 3 days listening time in the last few years just by using that feature)

Jaxon Hampton
>>140753599

I had to go to the comments for this discussion of the movie, because as soon as Dave mentioned his thoughts on inside out, I really felt they were just off. Jeff, however, really gets the meaning and feeling of inside out. That memories really are multi emotional, and that’s what the movie was trying to express.

Agoston Gyula Szabo
>>140758471

Had he thought the person was adorable, the answer would have been: "Yes, he was adorable". When you say it like this it's implied that his opinion of the person was not positive. He did say nice was not the right word = not nice.

Andy Vickery

On behalf of sensible Australians everywhere (& though not all sensible, we ARE everywhere - I don't know if you've noticed, but the world is infested with Australians), I wish to apologise to Jeff about the whole Simon Baker storm in a teacup. It seems he unwittingly ran head-on into the phenomenon known down here as The Cultural Cringe. While Australians like to think we should be OK to eat at the grown-up's table, we secretly think maybe we're really only good enough for the kiddie's table. This plays out in discourse with observations such as "...XYZ is a good movie, for an Australian one..." or "...I don't want an Australian for this job, I want the best!" The obverse of this is that if one of us does manage to rise to international prominence, & any whiff of criticism appears, some Aussies feel obliged to rabidly defend them, unto death. So, sorry about that. BTW, for a little more context, SkyNews is a Murdoch TV outlet here in Oz, with similar profile/politics/attitudes as FoxNews over there. Sadly (IMHO), Murdoch owns pretty much all the mainstream media down here. No doubt he owns The Daily Mail too. Keep up the good work. Andy (Melbourne - not the one in Florida)

Nick Esqu

This podcast episode is wild , crazy how this whole daily mail fiasco happened.

Chris Ssentongo

The Simon Baker stuff is hilarious! Reading the Daily Mail headline now.