*NON-STOP LAUGHTER* The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! (1988) Reaction: FIRST TIME WATCH

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NON-STOP LAUGHTER The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! (1988) Reaction: FIRST TIME WATCH
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[@rickylyon3846]

Fun fact: When Leslie Nielsen passed away, a bunch of newspaper and tv stations paid hommage to him by publishing obituaries with his picture but announcing Enrico Pallazzo's death.

[@zacatkinson3926]

He was the best such a shame

[@SPEEDPAINTER1]

OMG! I never knew that! THAT'S HILARIOUS!!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@NoelMcGinnis]

She has the most contagious laugh ever. 😂

[@bluebeast440]

NOT CANDY - they were eating pistachios. They used to dye them red back in the day (before your time). You would end up with red fingers and lips. Those were the shells outside his car door :D

[@ChurchOfTheHolyMho]

Wow. I did not know that. I'd always assumed that they were Boston Baked Beans, but I'd never eaten those (nor a pistachio) to know. Thanks!

[@privateer9181]

its amazing how OLD i am that no one that reacts to these movies know they r pistachios But EVERYONE when the movie was made knew what they r eating.... i guess they used to dye them cause the shells were so multo colored and mismatched they thought people wouldn't eat them unless they dyed them.........and now today no one knows what they r

[@miwright21]

@@privateer9181 I'm also an "old". Imported pistachios used to be dyed to hide discolorations that might make them seem unappealing.

[@adrianaheiler9794]

​@@privateer9181I've never knew what they are either and I was born before the movie was made (1978). It might be an US thing since I don't remember seeing any red pistachios in any Europen country I've been in and when I looked online I also just found other confused Europeans who never associated the colour red with pistachios.

[@AlaskanGlitch]

@@adrianaheiler9794 : Dying pistachios red originated with a Syrian importer named Zaloom. The red-dyed pistachios in the US came primarily from Iran until 1979. After the 1979 embargo on Iran it pretty much ended imported pistachios into the US. Since the 1990s about 98% of the pistachios sold in the US come from California.

[@ronaldeliascorderocalles]

I wish this kind of absurd humor could come back. Airplane, this one, Hot Shots, Top Secret, Spaceballs, I love all of them.

[@DarkPaladin24]

I heard Liam Neeson is going to be Frank Drebin Jr

[@r.t.643]

I heard Spaceballs 2 is close to production, but if they don't call it "The Search for More Money". . . I'll still watch it, but send a stern letter of complaint about the title change.

[@ronaldeliascorderocalles]

@@DarkPaladin24 I can see that. He has done comedic roles using his serious persona like Nielsen. I think he is a good choice for the role

[@bryanb3352]

@@ronaldeliascorderocalles Put me in the crowd that doesn't see it and thinks it should just be left alone. Same with Spaceballs.

[@curtismartin2866]

Seth Macfarlane is heading up the new Nake Gun! I can't wait!

[@r.n.8337]

When Leslie Nielsen passed away, ESPN ran an article about the passing of Enrico Palazzo and his memorable performance at that game.

[@DenisRubtsovDev]

I've been killed when Nick giggled and Quynh stayed calm when Leslie said "Nice beaver" 🤣

[@robbob5302]

Because she just had it stuffed this morning! 😜

[@SilverJackLeg]

She didn't get it, but he definitely did.

[@miwright21]

To be fair, I think most people these days don't remember that particular term.

[@robbob5302]

@ I remember back a ways, a particularly sheltered woman used the word “beaver” in the wrong sentence. Not realizing it had a second, dirtier definition. She couldn’t understand why people were laughing.

[@SimonOHara-e1n]

@@robbob5302 Many years ago (late 80's) I worked in the radio industry in London. A new company was forming a new radio station aimed at an all women audience, presented by all female presenters. They wanted to call it "Radio Viva". 🤣 It took a lot of laughter from the majority of the current (80's) radio stations to persuade them not to call it that. The amusing thing was that on my radio station, over 60% of the presenters were women, and they got that it was a bad idea straight away, (obviously been hanging around us men for far too long!)

[@gmoneyak]

Yeah... Top Secret is a must watch now

[@Perktube1]

Kung fu hustle you. 😊

[@CCC-rd3gc]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@SGlitz]

Ludwig's secretary is Mrs. Zucker, aka MOM.😮 she was also "the makeup lady" in Airplane!

[@donaldstewart8342]

No one ever notices that when he puts on Enrico Palazzo's over size tux, it it fits Frank.

[@marcospman9396]

The Naked Gun trilogy is pure gold! 😂👏🏻👏🏻

[@davidbrechin1559]

Great reaction, I was genuinely impressed at noticing the Dirty Harry reference not many do. Good Job

[@meadowlakes]

I think Pricilla Presley's scene where she's cooking ( the rabbit) is in reverence to ," Fatal Attraction"

[@martinm8991]

NG 2.5 and NG 3.333 are a pretty clear "must", and I do agree that both Hot Shots are worth watching. Aaand there is also my most favorite parody: Loaded Weapon 1 Thanks for the pleasant reaction

[@doc0815martens]

Very nice reaction from both of you. 😊 The interesting thing is that until 'Airplane!' Leslie Nielsen was only known for serious and dramatic roles in film and theater and then basically reinvented his career as a comedian at a relatively old age. 😎

[@Perktube1]

I love Quynh's laugh snd her love of practical humor.🎉

[@Moofius]

In all the Zucker Abraham Zucker movies (Airplane, Top Secret, Naked Gun) read the credits, they hide jokes in them as well.

[@lordjimbo2]

40:25 - That's one of the most underrated story gags in the movie. After showing Pallozzo suffering, he gets redemption in the eyes of the crowd. It's a nice touch and the writers didn't have to do it.

[@johnscott4196]

Priscilla was a young teenager in Germany when Elvis met her. She did a great job in this, acting can't be that difficult lol

[@0okamino]

I think managing to complete any takes of these scenes without cracking up is an acting achievement all its own.

[@ScientificallyStupid]

Watching you both laugh is like a balm to my spirit. We can all use more of this.

[@MacTechG4]

The “Japanese fighting fish” are lionfish, a fish native to India, and are highly venomous, the dorsal (top) and pectoral (side) fins have venomous spines, and the venom is extremely painful.

[@sebastianandres8781]

________________________________ *_Police Academy_*_ (1984)_ _________________________________

[@bobbuethe1477]

Al, who was also in the 6-episode "Police Squad" TV series that preceded this, was played by 7 foot tall former basketball player Ronald "Tiny Ron" Taylor. He was also in the films "The Rocketeer" and "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective."

[@bobbuethe1477]

In the sixties, there was a popular TV police drama called "The Naked City." (“There are eight million stories in the naked city. This is one of them.”) "The Naked Gun" was named to parody that.

[@psiphiorg]

Top Secret is a wonderful choice for your next comedy movie to watch together! This is a classic, and when I was a kid, I would always watch it if I saw it on TV while flipping channels.

[@gracieb.3054]

Those aren't candies they're eating in the car. It's pistachios. The shells used to be dyed red for some reason. So the big red pile outside the car door are the ton of pistachio shells he tossed out the window. Non sequitur: I've been watching this since it came out and I was 14. I didn't know then this would be a classic. My favorite scene is with the student driver. Stephanie sure learned how to drive that day. She also became a badass. The faces she makes crack me up to this day. Shout out to the driving instructor as well.

[@johnwest5837]

They were colored Red to make them more attractive to eat.

[@shadowbanned1022]

The red dye was used to cover up any blemishes in the shells.

[@shannonkohl68]

And of course that gigantic pile of shells would have completely blown their cover.

[@dggydddy59]

The actor who played the driving instructor was the very famous Academy Award winning Shakespearean actor John Houseman who was the director of various Shakespearean Playhouses, etc, as well as co-founding The Mercury Theater group with Orson Welles when they caused a panic in 1938 with their radio version of War Of The Worlds where they convinced their audience that Earth was really, truly being invaded by Martians, and also part of the production team behind the famous film Citizen Kane. He also used to do a whole lot of TV commercials in the 80's for Smith Barney brokerage and investment bank. I've never heard how they got him to do this little cameo here because it went totally against type for the kinds of ultra serious parts he usually played through his decades long career.

[@PhenomProductions-tn5fj]

Wer3nt they red peanuts? For some reason I think red meant they were spicy

[@johnscott4196]

You are the first reactor I ever saw who caught the Dirty Harry line parody

[@funkmeisterB-5000]

Yes, the baseball announcers were real MLB radio/tv guys, and so was the assassin, Hall Of Famer Reggie Jackson, always known as one of the funniest, rowdiest guys in the clubhouse.Very fun reactions to one one of the greatest comedies all time!

[@inarar5334]

Well, most of them, Dr Joyce Brothers isn't one. She's a real person, but not a sports announcer like the others.

[@mellertid]

I absolutely agree, the secretary assassin scene is really all of a sudden quite unironically good.

[@EricAKATheBelgianGuy]

It's my favorite bit in the movie, actually. The "click click click" sound when she tries to turn the gun on herself is where I lose it.

[@MikeBrown7799B]

Hello Nick & Quynh!😊 Quynh always looks very lovely!😉 What they were eating in the car was actually red pistachios. It used to be very common to buy pistachios that had the shells dyed red. Typically your fingers would turn red from eating them, but if you ate that much your lips could turn red too. Al was played by Tiny Ron Taylor who was 7 feet tall. The two sequels are very funny, too. Great fun reactions to the original Naked Gun film, Guys!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@jrasicmark1]

OJ did do other movies. I recently re-watched the Towering Inferno and he had a brief role in that (which I had forgotten about). I think the red stuff they were eating were pistachio nuts. They used to dye the shells red (I guess they sold better that way) until they found the red dye they used for foods caused cancer. Anyway, the red dye would get all over your hands and face when you ate them. That's the main reason I wouldn't touch them, even before the news came out about the cancerous dye. I'm not sure, but I think they might have dyed some green and sold them that way, too.

[@lenbeedle]

It was not candy they were eating. It was pistachio nuts. Back in the day, the shells were dyed to make them more appealing. If I'm not mistaken, I believe it was done with a dye called carmine, made from pulverizing the cochineal beetle.

[@Eliminator6363]

Hey, it's Enrico Pallazzo!

[@scottstewart5784]

said by the actor who stole Pee Wee's bike.

[@janecrow1122]

Speaking of steamrollers, have you seen A Fish Called Wanda? Love watching with you both. Peace, all 💕

[@thesaltnation5570]

Please watch the other two this trilogy is truly amazing ❤

[@mellertid]

**Laughing distcretely, avoiding having to explain the beaver joke**

[@siesonaladventures]

There are a lot of reactors out there, but hands down this channel is "the" best! I didn't care that there was minimal commentary, but loads of belly laughs - so genuine and natural - it was like i was watching the film all over again, for the first time. 😂

[@andrewr311]

I have seen a lot of them and these two fine people are in the top few for sure

[@anyviolet]

26:35 Nice job -- one of the few reactors who catch that this bit is a Dirty Harry parody. Seeing both of you laughing at this hilarious movie is what makes reactions fun to watch. Thanks for posting!

[@MD-1982]

These films are a masterpiece; the script was well-written 😂

[@lynnevetter]

Police Squad was a short-lived TV series that is AMAZING! It suffered from being on around dinner. You need to watch and pay attention to get all the gags. If you are eating dinner, you're going to miss half the jokes! 🎉

[@nicolao.dos.santos]

Police Squad is excellent! I bought the dvd many years ago and watched it on loop to get as many jokes as possible. They are coming in so quickly 😂

[@0okamino]

Well, it is a ZAZ production we’re talking about. Even when paying full attention, I don’t think it’s possible to catch the sheer quantity of jokes in one viewing. 😄

[@lynnevetter]

@@nicolao.dos.santos when they freeze frame and pour coffee all over the place..🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nicolao.dos.santos]

@lynnevetter yes, haha. I think I'm going to watch an episode today!

[@DrumAndDrumber]

I wonder if that police chief ever played Margret Thatcher.

[@Perktube1]

23:52 - Pistachio nuts. Back in the day they used to dye them red for some reason.

[@FrancisXLord]

O.J. Simpson also starred in Capricorn One (1977). But don't let that put you off the movie, it was just a supporting role. James Brolin (Josh Brolin's dad) also starred as well as Elliott Gould (whom you've likely never heard of - he was big back in the day). It's a sci-fi thriller directed by the guy who would go on to direct the sequel to 2001: A Space Odyssey as well as Timecop (1994) and End of Days (1999) - Peter Hyams.

[@janecrow1122]

Think at least Nick knows Elliott as Jack Geller. Loved him in OG m*a*s*h*. Peace, all 💕

[@Raged_Consumer]

Oh, Monty Python is a must watch. Both Flying Circus and the movies.

[@lynnevetter]

Confuse a cat🎉

[@dfunkt2291]

I'm still confused at just where in the hell was he? You can very clearly hear a Kookaburra going off in the background. Trust me, I'm Australian. That's quite a stroll 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 Great reaction, I knew Quynh (sp?) would love it 😂

[@Yggdrasil42]

The Police Squad series is also amazing. It's just a few episodes and Leslie Nielsen nails it. So many good jokes.

[@0okamino]

And Rex Harrison is amazing in his role! He really captures it.

[@johnscott4196]

About the props, that is a lionfish and the spines inject poison but not deadly. The impervious Japanese letter opener was actually 99¢ when I bought one before this movie came out lol

[@0okamino]

Come on down to Crazy Hirohito’s Pen Emporium! We’re practically giving them away!

[@PhenomProductions-tn5fj]

Your reactions are gold. I didn't think she could laugh that hard. 🤣 That killed me at 8:14, I've heard that laugh only in cartoons,specifically Tom & Jerry

[@shannonkohl68]

IMO the best comedy is when they act serious while doing ridiculous things. They did it even more in Police Squad, the TV show that was a predecessor of this movie. Monty Python members are the masters of this especially in The Flying Circus TV show. They also do it to some extent in Seinfeld and older comedy like Jack Benny.

[@jovetj]

43:25 Al really is a big guy!

[@aldoioel23]

Love you guys! Your´re awesome! Greetings from Peru!

[@Fast_Eddy_Magic]

10:18 And his car has rich Corinthian leather!

[@disposablehero4911]

The Montalban Effect: Being old enough to understand a reference but not being able to recall anything but the reference.

[@marepungas624]

This reaction really lived up to its title! I recommend to watch the sequels - The Naked Gun 2: The Smell of Fear and The Naked Gun 3: The Final Insult, also Robin Hood: Men In Tights and Dracula: Dead and Loving It. The Police Academy has 7 comedy movies in the series and there are another couple of funny movies I saw as a teenager - Down Periscope and Stewardess School.

[@johnniekight1879]

Never enjoyed watching someone react to this more than your girlfriend. She's adorable. BTW those were pistachios. They used to be dyed red.

[@meadowlakes]

She is! Like she was riding along in the car ride with the new driver

[@dIggl3r]

She didn't laugh the "nice beaver" joke... I wanted her to laugh at it hehehe.

[@Airihi]

Just interesting facts (to me) The player piano was invented in 1881, first practical ones in 1891, and were most popular between 1900s and 1930s.

[@johndalessandro9157]

Non stop laughs! You guys are great. Leslie Nielson was a dramatic actor for over 30 years before he did Airplane.

[@kirksmith2051]

Leslie Nielsen became a comedic actor only during the latter part of his acting career. Before that he was known as a serious actor who starred in dramatic roles.

[@LibrarianMichael]

6:11 he asked " 6:37 Where's Nordberg" because in the Police Squad tv series Nordberg was a white guy (Frank Lupus) He was previously on the Mission Impossible tv series.

[@-gohu-]

21:17 every time i hear this line i think of chandler screaming at ross in "friends": "it kills over one americans every year!" 😂

[@dougstevenson1503]

Quynh picking up the Dirty Harry reference is great, for some reason it always seems to get missed by reactors!

[@bobbuethe1477]

32:20 These were all famous sports announcers, except for Dr. Joyce Brothers. She was a TV psychologist; sort of the Dr. Phil of the '70s-'90s. (Closest example I could think of.)

[@Oldtimer_Shrek]

Try to find Private Eyes Don Knotts and Tim Conway , also The Ghost and Mr. Chicken 🤣🤣🤣

[@michaelkemmet834]

It doesn't really matter, but the people at the beginning are: (clockwise around table) 1. Fidel Castro - dark green uniform and cigar - former leader of Cuba 2. assistant to the main antagonist of the movie 3. Yasser Arafat - white/black headdress - former leader of the Palestine Liberation Organization(PLO) 4. Mikhail Gorbachev - guy with the birthmark on his head - last leader of the Soviet Union 5. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini - guy at head of table with black headdress - former leader of Iran 6. generic Irish Republican Army(IRA) member 7. Idi Amin - African man in military uniform - former leader of Uganda 8. not sure - generic bad guy? 9. Muammar Gaddafi - tan military uniform - former leader of Libya Basically every bad guy in 1988, according to the US. If the scene were done today, it would probably feature Putin(Russia), Kim Jong Un(North Korea), Xi Jinping(China), Ali Khamenei(Iran), and Bashar al-Assad(Syria until a couple months ago). I give the odds of this post surviving automatic KZbin censoring at about 50k to 1. lol

[@fipse]

I definitely noticed how "younger" people barely recognize those former (evil) world leaders.

[@gershman23]

Mostly right, only they weren't bad guys 'according' to anybody, they were bad, period. A bunch of the worst terrorists, save for Gorbachev, whose your description of him is apt, and was a pretty decent leader...and yes, he was quite popular.

[@mikejankowski6321]

"Never tell me the odds." - Han Solo

[@WiseJoeGaming]

Great reaction! I do not know why everyone gets confused about the fact that Nordberg has a 50/50% chance of living, but there is only a 10% chance of that. It is obviously the cumulative properties of statistics. It is actually called cumulative statistics. 👍

[@lc8155]

Best reactors out there thanks!

[@zziicckk01]

Top Secret is a great and very underrated comedy. Thank you for your reaction!

[@Fast_Eddy_Magic]

5:35 Tosses hat behind him...lands on back shelf. 😎👍

[@christopherrmcarter1809]

Hi Guys. Great reaction. Nick, no offence here, but Quynh brightens up the reactions very nicely😊. Great movie series. Priscilla Presley, I think, did a great job here and looked great. She was 43 years old at the time. Keep going on the older funnies. They were great.

[@PeterSpjuth]

If you look for silly comedies, LA Story with Steve Martin is an old favorite. An Top Secret is a must.

[@YolandaAnneBrown95726]

I love that one and own it. Underrated gem!

[@0okamino]

We truly need more _L.A. Story_ reactions. I think there are only two or three even on KZbin.

[@Vohaul86]

26:45: Indeed, that's a Dirty Harry reference. Never realized it myself before re-watching the first DH a couple of months ago. (First time was ovet 20+ years ago.)

[@jeri3808]

Nick You and QUYNH have to watch THE PINK PANTHER films. You two will laugh so much at British comic Peter Sellers, as an inept, bumbling French policeman, that you both might soil yourselves! The best of the series is A SHOT IN THE DARK, next THE RETURN OF THE PINK PANTHER, and finally THE PINK PANTHER STRIKES AGAIN. When I first saw THE RETURN OF THE PINK PANTHER, I had to walk out to the the lobby because I couldn't breath from laughing so hard!

[@Fast_Eddy_Magic]

Our Lady of the Worthless Miracle. Take a card...any card... don't let me see it. 😂

[@BlackShardStudio]

Also, if you enjoyed the baseball portion of this film, you should watch Baseketball. It's by some of the same writers and stars the creators of South Park.

[@jasong.5165]

Always amazed how many young people have no clue who all the historic figures are in the beginning sequence.

[@lordwalker71]

American education system

[@hennakettunen8755]

I used to think so too but TBF, I don't recognise all historical figures from, say, 50 years ago.

[@zacatkinson3926]

The 2nd and third one were both very fun

[@legionaireb]

0:35 - There is no definitive answer about the title, but it's meant to invoke the police drama series of the 50s and 60s. A probable inspiration is a TV detective series called _The Naked City._ The more relevant reference is the subtitle: From the files of Police Squad! _Police Squad!_ was a short-lived comedy series created by the Zucker Brothers after the success of _Airplane!_ It applied the formula from that movie to the same police show format I mentioned before. The series only lasted 6 episodes before it was canceled. Why? because it was TOO FUNNY!!!! Some TV exec decided that the viewers would get frustrated with the show because they would be missing jokes because they were too busy laughing at the joke before it. Apparently this guy never heard of the concept of 'replay value.' You can see the series on KZbin. A few years later, the brothers got to resurrect the concept as the Naked Gun movie series. 1:47 - That's Mikhail Gorbachev, the leader of the Soviet Union before it's collapse in 1991. He spent much of his term trying to make peace with the west after the long animosity of the Cold War. This scene implies that that was all just a front. 5:39 - When I first saw this movie (edited for television), I was still too young to REALLY get this joke, but I had _some_ understanding of what they were going for. (I thought it was supposed to be a butt, not tits.) 23:54 - They were eating pistachios. Companies used to dye them red because they thought it looked better.

[@henrytjernlund]

Great reaction. "use your open eye, Frank."

[@henrytjernlund]

"You killed five actors -- good ones!"

[@jobanh7ify]

Top Secret is a lot fun too, definitely worth the watch

[@Christopher-Baltimore]

Watching Quynh crack up is truly a joy!!!

[@williambryan3346]

@26:45 Quynh’s one of very few people who recognized the Dirty Harry reference.

[@johnscott4196]

The guy with the birthmark was Gorbachev one of the last leaders of the old USSR, he was popular because our government promised if he agreed to tear down the Berlin wall that we would not take NATO one inch closer to Russia. Needless to say our government lied

[@Fast_Eddy_Magic]

The bear trap and cake was there for a wedding an hour later.

[@zacatkinson3926]

We need more movies like this

[@johnwest5837]

It may come from a Police show in the 50,s called The Naked City.

[@michaelhenderson8407]

Search KZbin for "M Squad" starring Lee Marvin, especially for the opening scene.

[@johnwest5837]

@@michaelhenderson8407 I remember M Squad was a Police show about Chicago.

[@MaxiRomero-wu3fw]

watch the sequels! and Hot Shot!. yes. Top Secret is like the first parody ever. and one of the best

[@bobbuethe1477]

The "Naked Gun" sequels are great, but I'd like to see you check out "Police Squad," the 1982 TV adventures of Frank Drebin. There were only 6 half hour episodes made; apparently, the network didn't think audiences would sit still for a show they had to watch constantly to catch every joke. Treat yourselves (and us) and watch "Police Squad."

[@CathleenMJennings80]

Top Secret 100% (my first spoof - I've never been the same), Loaded Weapon (Samuel L Jackson) is a spoof of the Lethal Weapon films, Hot Shots is a spoof of Top Gun and Hot Shots 2 is a spoof of the Rambo movies. If you've seen the originals of those 3 series, please watch HS!

[@Dennisdman124]

Best reaction video evvvvvver !

[@ChristinaClarke-c7w]

Top Secret for sure, Captain Ron with Martin Short, Kurt Russell

[@bradjenkins1475]

You guys are so young that I'm not sure whether you know that the opening scene in the movie had all those bad guys that he punched in the face and then fell out the window. Well each and every one of those people were a person that was at that time, Leaders of terrorist organizations or even terrorist countries per se. So it's a lot to us that saw it. When it came out, it was doubly funny because we knew each character because the actors they got and the way they dressed them. They looked perfect so we know who they were. Anyway, no biggie. I just was wondering because most young people wouldn't recognize any of those characters by sight.

[@danwood4171]

Naked Gun 2 and a half is just as funny!

[@JoeThornhill]

H wasn't a comedic actor. He was a serious, dramatic actor before all these comedy roles. That's why he played every role so seriously and why it works so well, because it's dry and Witty.

[@SGlitz]

Khan!!!! Rich Corontinian Leather! Smiles, everyone, smiles....

[@OptimusJedi]

This movie is amazing but I have to say I am loving the reactions! Making me laugh all over again at the jokes.

[@totomomo18]

You should watch Top Secret from the same directors

[@Jimi-ld2vw]

I think the candy was pistachio nuts. He opened the door into a thousand shells. He apparently ate a lot of them.

[@mikejankowski6321]

It was a long stakeout, and those pistachios are addictive!

[@teeblack06]

I swear your gf has the best reactions. 🤣

[@BlackShardStudio]

You've got to watch The Three Amigos. It's an absolute classic.

[@mamalannightshyaman]

they were eating pistachios in the car, they used to have this weird red dye on them.

[@Fast_Eddy_Magic]

27:41 When I was a bachelor, my freezer looked like that.