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Here on, You Pot It Dude, we're covering every Mary Kate and Ashley feature-length film from their first.

Okay, now here he goes pretending to be a father for profit.

So their last, I have many questions about how this got greenlit. I will remind you it was 2004.

Find you pod it, dude, wherever pods are cast. And in full video on Spotify and YouTube. I hate it.

I hate it!

But I love it, but I love it.

Hi, Violet, everybody.

You know what's so interesting is that now that we're, now that we're doing video version of the podcast, you no longer make eye contact with me.

You made eye contact with the camera.

Well, because I watched her video from last week and I was like, oh, I didn't look at the camera when I was welcoming people to the podcast.

I'm right here. I'm right here. I hi-bye-lis, Jocelyn. It's too late. No, I hi-bye-li, everyone. I am Jocelyn Getty. I am Jocelyn Getty. I am Kat Angus. And this is the podcast about all the pop culture you love and hate simultaneously.

We are continuing listener request month this week. Kat Angus, and this is the podcast about all the pop culture you love and hate simultaneously.

We are continuing listener request month this week with the request of 2006's Stranger Than Fiction.

That's right. This submission comes to us from Bonnie, who had this to say. I've been in a weird loop of movies with quirky British voiceover narration, so I'd like to recommend stranger than fiction.

The narration dives into a bonkers meta realm. I love Will Ferrell and love Emma Thompson.

However, Queen Latifah could have been better used and the ending was too predictable.

Alternatively, would love if you consider doing a whole series of movies, I beg your pardon,

with British narrations, Spitzpot. I can't think of other movies that would fall into that. I mean, Lord of the Rings that has Kate Blandshad at the beginning, kind of. And then there's some, and then like, and then Ian McKellen takes over, I think. I haven't seen Lord of the Rings in so long. I haven't seen them since they came out

and I just started rewatching them last night

just to be like, I haven't done it a long time.

So that's why it's top of mine. Gotcha, gotcha, gotcha. I'm sure there are a lot that we're just not thinking of it that are out there. So what do you think about stranger than fiction? And actually, before you say anything, watching this, I was like, my guess, and I might be wrong,

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