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EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 45 MIN

17 Out of 35 Duckies

from Set & Centered · host Mark & RJ

RJ watched Finding Nemo. It took two months, a lapel mic, a homemade review template scored in duckies, and royalty-free background music that sounds — his words — a little like porn music. He also accidentally skipped the turtle scene. Mark is not letting that go. The official Set & Centered rating system makes its debut, Dirty Dancing is formally up next, and somewhere in East Texas, Chimp Crazy remains unwatched.In this episode:• Why RJ put Icy Hot on an insect bite right before recording and how that went• Layne's Chicken Fingers in Palestine Texas: a verdict delivered with feeling and a long for Chicken Express• The Finding Nemo review: scored across five categories, rated in duckies, recorded in real time over two months of watching• The royalty-free background music situation and why it sounds the way it sounds• Albert Brooks, Ellen DeGeneres, and what it's like to watch an animated movie with zero context• The turtle scene incident: what Crush is, why it matters, and how exactly RJ missed it• Mark's counter-rating: 29 out of 35 duckies, for reasons that involve grandkids• Finding Dory: one review, immediate consensus, case closed• Dirty Dancing is next — and RJ is going in cleanEmail us at [email protected] check out our website at https://www.setcenter.liveFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/setcenterliveYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@setcenterliveInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/setcenterlive

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RJ watched Finding Nemo. It took two months, a lapel mic, a homemade review template scored in duckies, and royalty-free background music that sounds — his words — a little like porn music. He also accidentally skipped the turtle scene. Mark is not letting that go. The official Set & Centered rating system makes its debut, Dirty Dancing is formally up next, and somewhere in East Texas, Chimp Crazy remains unwatched. In this episode: • Why RJ put Icy Hot on an insect bite right before reco...

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