Got an email here, Rave. Let's hear it. From our friend George Gold. First of all, congratulations on a great name. On the best name ever. George Gold. He said, hey, Ravey. And especially, hey, Cameron. I recently decided for no reason at all to rewatch Pluto Nash on Tubey. Apparently, it's available with ads on Tubey. And it reminded me. Oh, that's right. On the tubes. Yeah. You love it so much. You stayed through the ads.

He said, it reminded me just how amazingly awesome that movie is. I only wish Ravy had a more open mind so she could truly enjoy it with us.

That's George Gold all the way from Indianapolis, showing you how maximum wrong you are about

the adventures of Pluto Nash.

Your response?

I got nothing.

This is Pop Culture Quest.

I'm going to be. This is Pop Culture Quest. So welcome to a brand new pop culture quest.

We're your host.

I'm Rainy, and that is Cameron.

Yo.

On the pod today, I'm really excited about this.

And once again, I have like a theme. It's some of our favorite scenes,

movies or television, that's set to a song. Yes. And we only picked five. We could pick

50 to 100, I think. Dude, it was really difficult. Like narrowing it. And it came to me much easier than I thought.

This was like our easiest assignment ever.

Yeah.

It was when I really started thinking about it, I was like, oh, yeah, oh, yeah.

Okay.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Because music and the score is absolutely critical to movies and television critical whether

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