323: Abe Vigoda Knows All the Toilets

The Incomparable Mothership

Jason Snell

Arts, Tv & Film, Leisure

4.8 • 694 Ratings

🗓️ 23 October 2016

⏱️ 102 minutes

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Summary

Leave the gun and take the cannoli—it’s time for us to discuss 1972’s “The Godfather,” truly one of the most lauded films of all time. We discuss why Al Pacino’s Michael Corleone is truly the main character, ponder how that horse head really got in that bed, marvel at how long it takes for news of assassination attempts to reach family members, explain the Vito Corleone retirement plan… and then drop our hands to our side and let the podcast slide naturally out of our hands.

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0:00.0	The Incomparable, number 323, October 2016.
0:13.3	Welcome back, everybody, to The Incomparable.
0:15.0	I'm your host, Jason Snell.
0:15.9	We're here to talk about a classic film.
0:17.6	I've had this on my list for more than a year now.
0:19.9	I really wanted to talk
0:21.0	about the Godfather from 1972 winner of Best Picture, considered by many one of the finest
0:28.2	motion pictures ever made. I really like it a lot, and I wanted to talk about it with some
0:31.5	interesting people. Let me introduce those people to you now. From the Heartland, from Indiana, it's Mr. David J. Lour.
0:39.1	Hello there.
0:40.1	Someday, and this day may never come.
0:42.6	Oh, never mind.
0:43.6	Not an Italian.
0:44.8	Also joining us, Joe Rosensteele.
0:47.5	Hello.
0:48.2	Hi.
0:48.8	Not a full-blooded Italian.
0:50.7	No.
0:51.9	Coming back for the first time in 315 weeks, but it's like it was yesterday.
0:57.0	Mr. John Gruber, hello, welcome back.
0:59.0	Hello.
0:59.3	Good to have you here.
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