This is Doug loves minis.

Hey, hey, hey, short rounds.

My name is Doug, and this is Doug Loves Minis, the show that was kind of bored by the movie Boyhood, but can't stop thinking about it.

Coming to you from the Houston International Airport on my way to St. Louis on Friday, January 23rd.

I feel like I got to do daily eps of this show because Burt Kreischer leaves me dream messages every day.

So keep listening until the end if you want to hear the latest one.

Traverse City, Michigan. Tickets are on sale now for my stand-up, movie interruption, and Douglas Movies shows at the Traverse City Comedy Festival, February 13 and 14.

New York City, NYC, see you real soon as Douglas Movies returns to the Gramercy Theater on Sunday, March 8th.

I'm excited, not just because it's always a good time doing Douglas

movies in that facility and in that vicinity. But because the next morning, I get to be on

the Opie show on Sirius XM with Opie and Jim Norton,

and then that night I'm going to see Dropkick Murphy's at Irving Plaza.

Yesterday, I saw another movie as part of the 365 movies and 365 Days Douglas Movies Challenge.

Use those hashtags 365 movies, hashtag 365 days, hashtag DLM Challenge, so I could see which movies you're watching on Twitter if, in fact, you took the challenge.

My movie number 16, still Alice. Julianne Moore plays a very smart Columbia professor who gets diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's. And then watching her go through the stages of that horrible, horrible,

bad disease is grueling, depressing, but also ultimately rewarding.

Well, it's weird to say Doug Diggs it about a movie this heavy.

I'm saying it anyway.

Doug Diggs it.

Still, Alice.

Something that cracked me up amid all the drama, Alec Baldwin plays Julianne Morris husband,

and at one point she's playing words with friends,

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