Big Business

Note: This was recorded on June 30th, so it was after the debate (which we wisely cut all mention of) and before anything that has transpired in our political hellscape since then.  On with the show!  No matter what day it is, it's time to put on your Tuesd'y panties as we travel from Jupiter Hollow, WV to NYC where we will raise some hell and kick some snooty New York aye-ass! In this episode, we discuss a reappearance by Bettecetera fave Barry Primus, revisit West Virginia Hot Dogs, and dig deep into a film that in another universe might have starred Barbra Streisand and Goldie Hawn. We also talk about adults doing children's voices, the merits of Metacritic vs Rotten Tomatoes, and we even create a little speculative fiction about the origins of pay-per-view.  See you again soon and make sure you leave us a 5-star rating (and maybe a review) if you haven't yet.  And don't forget - Bette's new movie, The Fabulous Four, opens on July 26th! SHOW NOTES Martin Mull, scene-stealing actor from 'Roseanne', 'Arrested Development', dies at 80 Lucille Bluth (Jessica Walter)'s reactions to Gene Parmesan I Am: Celine Dion trailer The Ugliest House in America The Mole Instant Hotel (hosted by Juliet Ashworth) is unfortunately not streaming anywhere stateside at the moment Interet Archive (our beloved) has actually archived many of the MTV News articles that were on the now-defunct MTV News site Deborah Rush Nicolas Coster played Mr. Shelton We are considering starting a GoFundMe to go see Audra in Gypsy The History of the West Virginia Hot Dog Jesus is Coming. Look Busy! The Sadie Shelton Gif Edward Herrmann The Little British Gay was played by Daniel Gerroll Lucy Webb Not Necessarily the News Deceptions (starring Stefanie Powers) part 1 (Also on Prime and Freevee) Pauline Kael's review (archived on Letterboxd by Not Pauline Kael)