This is Comic Geekspeak, episode 671. Previews. Welcome to Comic East Peak.

I'm Brian Deemer.

I'm Shane Kelly.

I'm Jamie D.

I'm Peter Rios.

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break it over champagne break it over pants his head and then go from there maybe that's the only way

we get him to drink alcohol it'll kind of dribble into a corner of the mouth into his cuts

although he can't be hyper enough as it is alcohol might just intensify that that's true

that's cool nice big table i like everybody's like spread out.

It's cool. I dig it. Um, so first off, just an impromptu farewell to Mr. John Hughes.

That's why we played that music in the beginning. Um, I was crushed when I heard that news. And for those of you who are, you know, as you're hearing these episodes this week, this is Tuesday as this episode's coming out, we already put out one episode. So this is actually the first one we're recording of the night. That's why we're sort of doing this now. But yeah, that was, I feel the need for a John Hughes marathon soon. Oh, yeah. My roommate and I are going to do one when I get back. I saw it online, I guess, on the night of the sixth or the seventh. And I said the Carlene was working on the computer herself. And I went, oh, my God. She's, what, what's wrong? I'm like, John Hughes died. And she thought for a second, I'm like, the director, and I started rattling off movies. She goes, oh, no. Yeah. It's pretty amazing how one man pretty much single-handedly shaped an entire generation. Oh, absolutely. Absolutely. 90% of these movies are required watching at my house when the kids get a little bit older.

And I didn't even realize he had his hand in Home Alone.

No, I didn't know that.

Yeah, no, I knew he had written that.

Yeah.

I was amazed.

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