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The incomparable number 631, September 2022.

Welcome back, everybody, to The Incomparable Podcast.

I'm your host, Jason Snell, and in this episode, we are going to be discussing another time travel movie.

That's right, the summer of time travel begins, continues or ends, depending on the sequence

in which you listen to these episodes.

In this episode, we're going to discuss Nicholas Myers, time after time from 1979, a

film I have read a lot about, but until this week had never seen.

And I have thoughts.

And I will share them with you because that's what we do on podcast.

Also on podcasts, we usually have more than just me because that would be a monologue and that's less good.

The people who are going to also presumably have thoughts about time after time because they volunteered to be on this are Monty Ashley. Hello.

Hi, Jason. You've never seen a movie that's largely just a travelogue about San Francisco.

In 1979. It's pretty, pretty. Oh, man, I waited for having worked in San Francisco for a couple of decades.

I would not have appreciated it nearly as much if I had seen it before I worked in San Francisco because I recognize stuff that I wouldn't have recognized before.

David J. Laura is also here. Hello.

I say this podcast is tastier than the one I ate at this morning.

Jean MacDonald joins us.

Hi.

Hi, and I believe you are referring to that Scottish place, and I take offense at that.

And Moises Chiyon.

Hello.

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