“250, SHE WROTE” w. Paul Reiser

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4.6 • 10K Ratings

🗓️ 19 October 2022

⏱️ 115 minutes

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Ira and Louis celebrate 250 episodes of Keep It and discuss Angela Lansbury’s legacy, Cate Blanchett’s performance in TAR and the already stacked Best Actress race at the Oscars, the definition of a “cult classic,” and Beyoncé’s yet to materialize visuals for Renaissance. Plus, Paul Reiser joins to discuss his new series Reboot, how sitcoms have changed, why we need Eddie Murphy doing stand up again, and more.

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0:00.0	And we are back with our 250th episode of Keep It.
0:17.7	Oh my god, we're now getting to when you spin the wheel on Wheel of Fortune, the amounts
0:21.6	you can spin.
0:23.6	Actually, now it's, I think, 500's the lowest, but you used to be able to spin 250.
0:27.6	Anyway, that's how big we are.
0:29.6	You know, in the days when America hadn't printed enough money.
0:34.1	That's right.
0:35.1	Correct.
0:36.1	Wow.
0:37.1	You're salon.com assay right here.
0:38.1	Okay.
0:39.1	The Wheel of Fortune as a metaphor for American capitalism.
0:45.7	Yes.
0:46.7	You do not want Patsy Jack to weigh in.
0:49.1	I guarantee it.
0:51.1	I forgot that he's crazy now.
0:54.3	It really is unfortunate because he's so down the line.
0:57.2	I would say hilarious on Wheel of Fortune.
1:00.4	And then you see a picture of him in a large retailer, Greene.
1:02.4	It's like, I don't know another Republican who's that like on the level funny on one hand,
1:08.6	like for real and like smooth and then seemingly demented otherwise.
1:13.8	You know, it's like Dennis Miller, you can kind of see the dementedness anyway.
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