Two clue good, one clue bad.

In honor of the sheep detective in theaters this weekend,

one animal needs to be involved in more cinematic mysteries.

I'm Katie Ridge.

I think it is the sheep detectives, plural.

I think there are multiple sheep involved in this entire thing.

And given that we have the local science museum and they're fun to watch, I just think lemurs could be a fun twist on this genre. I get some lemurs involved. Yeah. In the tails, they're expressive. They live in packs. They can work together. And off. Are there lemurs in the Madagascar movies? It feels like there should be. Leamers of Madagascar. What am I thinking of Didn't they get a whole show? You're right. There was like a Madagascar spinoff. The Penguins. Oh, the Penguins. You're right. They have a Lemurs Island. There's lemurs there too. Whatever. I'm Matt Patchett. Patchett is recording this episode from his bed, by the way. Hey, hey, hey, hey.

People need to know.

We don't do video podcasts.

I know.

This is why I have to let our listeners know auditorially what's happened.

We're recording very, this is the lightning round.

Please open the forum for discussion later in a different segment. I am Matt Patches. I'm picking polar bears. My daughter asked me the other day what my favorite animal is. I thought about it. And I just love polar bears. I did wonder if it was because of Coca-Cola commercials or something. But I think it's just I like that they can go swimming in tanks, they're cold. I like being

cold and they get to swim. That's cool.

We get to throw some mysteries in there too.

You got to see a nuisance bear

a documentary. Night country.

True detective night country polar bears.

And I'm David Ehrlich and I decided that this

question was all about which animal you want to see solving crimes as opposed to more specifically more generally which animal you want to see more of in a movie. Oh, I think both of us, I think both of us mentioned crimes in our answers. Well, they need to be involved in cinematic mysteries. It doesn't have to be a crime and they don't have to be solving them be, they can be the culprit. For that reason, I'm going to choose an orca just because I think it would be really great to have an orca wearing a Sherlock Holmes hat and smoking a pipe and solving sea crimes. I think we all came up as good ideas. I think we all came up as good ideas. Well, please don't spoil my orca movie. Wake up. the up. Dead fish. You can't fight in here. This is the war room. Fine, I can hear you now, Dimitri. I can no longer sit back and allow. Clear and plain and coming through fine. Subversion. I'm coming through fine, too, eh? And the international conspiracy. Well, then, as you say, we're both coming through fine. The sap and impurify. I agree with you. It's great to be fine. All of our precious bodily fluids. It's a podcast. Hello and welcome to fighting in the war room. It's not a numbered episode yet again because we're working on getting our acts together, but it is still

the week of Wednesday, May 6th.

That is the day that in 2004 Friends aired in a series finale.

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