It's not brain science.

It's rocket surgery.

This is Cool Cat Saves the Kids.

Oh boy.

The incomparable number 307, July 2016.

Welcome back to The Incomparables Rocket Surgery, where we watch a movie that is of sort of dubious value and merit and that people didn't like.

We go decade by decade and we've chosen the decade we're in now, which means we're all culpable, I guess, in a sense, for being contemporaries of Coolcat saves the kids a direct-to-video educational film, sort of, by a gentleman named Derek Savage.

And it is amazing. It is amazing. I'm just going to say a good, good movie right up front.

Yeah, good. It's a movie I sort of like. Wow, final judgments came quick tonight.

Supendously good, good.

Joining me to talk about this latest in our series of rocket surgery movies are the following.

Steve Lutz, hello.

Hey, everybody.

It's me, Steve Lutz.

And I've got a grand-tastic story to tell you.

Excellent.

Also, Monty Ashley.

I'm a bully, and I don't like your Sandcastle.

Here's Philip Michaels.

I don't have a clever line from the movie.

I just would like to point out when I recommend things for old movie club,

and you people bitch at me for making you watch Lion in Winter.

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