She talks about how her job when she first fresh out of college in the early 80s was to teach Ebola how to infect human cells.

Oh, I love this so much. I just I picture her as like a bitter inner bar smoking whiskey that she sees a baller on the news on TV doing so well.

I thought in everything he knows. I got no credit.

I'm not a full movie.

Welcome back to the gamcast where each week we sample another terrible movie because it turns out when they're bad enough movies can kill people.

I'm your host Noah Lucians. He's unable to join us this week but sitting 900 miles to my northeast is my bad friend Eli Bosnick Eli. How are you this fine afternoon, sir.

I am innocent of marijuana possession. Thank you. Oh, okay. No, uh, interesting. There's police.

No, weren't for my arrest. It's never. I too was arrested because I was on to them. Yeah. Hello.

Second, hello. And sitting one ocean to my right is our guest massacres today. Michael Marshall is the project director for the good thinking societies.

He's the host of B reasonable and the co host of skeptics with a K. Marsh. Welcome back sir. Hey, nice to be back guys. Thanks for having us back on and for putting me through this because if the world wasn't already making me a success about this virus.

This film is certainly going to do the trick. Oh, well, like somehow I feel like this is both the longest and shortest movie we've ever done.

In so many ways. So, okay, so let's just build a beans here. Tell us, Marshall. What will be breaking down today?

Oh, we watched planned. It's the half hour excerpt from an upcoming documentary, asterisk in which a world leading virologist, another asterisk, a healthy true asterisk, a story of how anti-Fouchy and the deep state ruined her life.

Hold on to more asterisk. I would love to see a transcript of this movie just with asterisk after every due date. It'll look like the fucking title card for mash.

Yes. All right, in Eli, how bad was this movie asterisk? Well, if you loved loose change, but you wish it was filmed from inside the twin towers.

I love this movie. Look, we've watched a lot of crazy bullshit documentaries. We watched Vax. We watched aliens aren't real. They're demons trying to get you to do butt stuff, right?

But we've never before watched a documentary where like the subject of their lie was something you could drive from your house and get yourself killed by it.

This is like if they're made a moon denial documentary from the fucking moon. This is no trust me. That night will go all the way in. You'll be fine.

The movie. It's so goddamn reckless. It is a homo fucking title this movie. Like, I mean, I mean, we watched Vax. And I'm like, are you kidding me? This movie.

Yeah, okay. So we're going to do our best worst. Apparently I'm going first this time here. It got moved around. So I'm going with best worst slick production on this flick.

Alright, every goddamn article I saw about this going into it said this was a slickly produced video that makes this argument, but.

But the goddamn filmmaker misspelled filmmaker in the opening minutes of the bell.

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