This is Doug Loves Minis.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, short rounds and Benson Burners.

My name is Doug Benson, and this is Doug Benson loves Minis.

The show that's excited to be at Comic-Con, even though it's only for 36 hours, coming to you from a hotel room in San Diego, sweet home on Wednesday, July 8th, 2015.

Last night I did a stand-up show at the improv in Irvine, California, and played Last

Man Stanton with Jeff Tate and five audience members who brought name tags. An audience member

was confident that he had the perfect name for us to play,

and it was Christopher Walken, who I know we've done at least once.

I don't know if it was in a mini or a regular show,

but this time, Last Man Standing was not forgotten as Christopher Walken

film. I'll play the audio of that at the end of this mini. Pittsburgh, this weekend, improv,

stand-up Saturday, Douglas Movie Sunday, L.A. Monday, coming back on Monday for the second annual uninterrupted screening of Goon, because I love it, at Cine Family.

The Douglas Movies Challenge continues for movie number 127.

I noticed that HBO was playing a movie that somehow slipped past me, which is surprising,

because it's called Lucky You, and it stars Eric Banna as a poker player, and was directed by Curtis Hansen.

I looked it up on IMDB and became particularly interested when a reviewer on IMDB, IMDB, by the way, a reviewer on there

said that the movie has too much poker playing in it. And since I watch hours of poker on

ESPN, there can't be too much poker for me in a two-hour movie.

Like Rounders didn't have enough poker.

Most poker movies didn't have enough poker, or the poker is just silly.

This film is not afraid to use a lot of poker lingo without explaining it to the audience,

without spoon-feeding it.

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