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Nov 8, 2021 54 min

The Jake Gyllenbrawl

from Stuff We’ve Seen Hosted by James Kent

Two men enter: one man leaves victorious. The Movie Morlock and his special guest, a self-professed world's greatest Jake Gyllenhaal fan, duke it out over who's seen the most of Jake's 39 feature films. This episode is loads of laughs, and if you are looking for some Jake Gyllenhaal films to see, this episode's got you covered.

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