It is Tuesday, July 21st.

I'm here with The Lovely, the Talented, the Starry.

Yes.

Alyssa Farah Griffin.

Hello, Brian.

Happy Tuesday.

Happy Tuesday.

That is very, like, 80s, Benito-a-Tong kind of thing.

I don't know.

I feel like I should be, like, doing the, what's the MC Hammer Dance or something?

Oh, yeah.

If you'd like, feel free.

Thank you. hammer dance or something. Oh, yeah. If you'd like, feel free. Let's talk about the Odyssey because people can't get enough of it.

I still have not seen it because my wife is afraid it's too violent.

It's actually not, by the way, because my mom

asked the same thing. My mom, I would say, is like, Game of Thrones is too much. Game of

Thrones is very violent. It's nowhere near that. There's loud battle scenes that are super well

executed, but there's, there really isn't gore in like a traditional sense. It's, it's, so by

the way, the movie is an absolute masterpiece. I got to see it in a screening last Sunday. And I was like sitting next to John Stewart, who I'm the biggest fan in the world of. Did you talk to? No, I wanted to be cool. Oh, no. Like Seth Myers was in there who was lovely. But it's one of the finest movies I've ever seen. Start to finish an absolute masterpiece.

I'm struggling to think if there's another movie I've loved more than it. That's amazing. I'm dying to see it. I really want to see it on IMAX. Yeah. You will love it and I guarantee Heather will love it as well. I think so too. She got through Game of Thrones, but we'll never rewatch it because it was too violent. Yeah. it's not, it's not that level. The storytelling is really what carries it. They do war well without going too heavy

into the violence. Okay. Well, we talked about on the show today, like kind of the outrage of really

from the right and from people who were upset about the casting of particularly Lepida Nyango as Helen of Troy and her twin sister

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