Academy Awards Flopstacular 2009!

The Flop House

Dan McCoy

Movies, Bad, Badmovies, Dan Mccoy, Elliott Kalan, Film, Review, Bad Movies, Arts, Stuart Wellington, Tv & Film, Humor, Comedy

4.7 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 1 March 2009

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

Apologies for the sound quality of this show. We had sound issues we weren't aware of until well after the taping.0:00 - 0:26 - Theme0:27 - 45:34 - We discuss the Oscars. Oh surely the skies will be dark tonight as all the stars are in Hollywood's Kodak Theater!45:35 - 55:35 - Letters from listeners.55:36 - 56:39 - Goodbyes, theme, and outtakes.

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0:00.0	Music
0:27.0	Hey everyone, welcome to the Flop House.
0:29.4	I'm Dan McCoy.
0:31.4	I'm Ellie Kaelin.
0:33.4	Yeah, and tonight it's our annual awards flop tech killer.
0:38.4	I think I see Stuart walking on the red carpet, wearing a tuxedo t-shirt.
0:56.4	Here's Ellie with his dress backpack on.
1:05.4	So let's join the flop tech killer.
1:12.4	Inside.
1:15.4	That's the fourth of July.
1:20.4	Before we get started, like before the Oscars, they had one.
1:24.4	You know, they show people walking on the red carpet.
1:26.4	And they also showed, they had that barber walker specializing with you guys.
1:30.4	I saw ten seconds of it.
1:32.4	Did you see the part of Hugh Jackman?
1:36.4	Gave her a leptance?
1:38.4	That's the only part I saw.
1:40.4	It was really weird.
1:41.4	It was creepy and gross, but not as bad.
1:43.4	As barber walkers pole dancing with Demi Moore, the year the striptease came out.
1:47.4	Yeah, I guess you're probably right.
1:50.4	It's basically like trying to decide which type of shit smells worse.
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