Despite their outfits, it was relatively exciting to watch the Video Levels which made it possible to view that video FEEL more accurate and realistic

and the best way to get the best shot.

Gentlemen and ladies, we convened here today to discuss what I think is the greatest social crisis based in our nation, and we are going to do it now.

The first time ever a chop-o-simposium on the issue is there a Joker crisis in America.

I will be doing the role of McLaughlin on the McLaughlin Group to introduce this all-star cast here.

Let's be honest, we're playing with a full deck.

Jokers are wild and as such we've got all aces bringing you this conversation here today. Beginning with...

Introduce me, Felix Speederman.

I consider myself the pat you can in this roundtable asking why the Joker is going to Israel so many times, why those scars are scars from circumcision.

I couldn't do the Jok visually, Matt. It was a joke before everyone got here before the McLaughlin Group formed.

It was pretty good.

I was just disappointed because I didn't get to set it up by calling him the Chooker.

But I think I have a different opinion on this movie than most of the people here, but I think we can all agree on one thing.

The music choice, especially for a key scene in the movie?

Yes, perfect. Absolutely perfect.

We'll get to that.

Next one on the panel.

Hey, I'm Jen Pan. My qualifications for talking about this movie are that I've seen it, which apparently is more than most people who are writing about it.

Including some articles I saw today in Vogue and The Cut that were titled things like, why I won't be seeing Joker.

It's important to take a stand. You need to have your voice heard.

This is true.

Amberly Frost, you know, dedicated soldier and the glorious cause of the workers movement and PhD in Joker studies.

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