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round out your summer. Let's get into it with our first conversation, an entire quarter century

of movies. Here we go. Guys, I love a list. And the New York Times just came out with a list of

top 100 movies of the first quarter century. And oh my God, I couldn't help but talk about it to do just that. I'm joined by comedian and owner-operator of St. Nell's wonderful residency in Pennsylvania. She's also a cartoonist for the New Yorker, the incredible Emily Flake. Hey, Emily.

Hello. I am also joined by the Incredible comedian

who has a special out called Jim

Toos with Pictures and an album

out called Jim Toos without pictures.

It is the wonderful Jim Toos. Hey, Jim.

Hi.

So you guys, the New Yorker, the New Yorker,

the New York Magazine, the no, the fuck, the New York Times.

I just have to go through all of our major publications.

The New York Times came out with this list.

Turns out of the 100 movies, there was a little interactive element.

You could click on which

one you've seen, which ones you haven't seen, whatever, which ones you look forward to seeing.

And I have seen 66 out of these 100 movies, which felt pretty good. Or it felt that the movies

were too basic because I've seen so many of them. I don't know what I felt like. But did you, what did you,

what was your first thought seeing this list? That's a lot of movies.

Yeah, it's a lot of movies. I was kind of reminded of like, oh, right, I meant to see this.

Or it also kind of reminded me how

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