Apollo Creed's Kid, big screen rental musical, and the little company called Pixar

makes its very first movie this week on 30, 2010.

302010, 302010, for decades, every show, sometimes associated videos.

302010, surprises and excitement.

Yes, we're going to the 90s and 2000s in 2010.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to 30, 2010, the Laser Time Network's weekly

pop culture time machine, taking you an audible journey of 30, 20, and 10 years ago.

And this is going to be a big one because the week we're recording it in, happy Thanksgiving, Americans, happy whatever you do outside of America.

I guarantee it's not as good as Thanksgiving.

There's no way you've monetized it.

It's so fiercely.

Speaking of, support us at patreon.com slash laser time.

Hi, I'm one of your host, Chris Antista. Who else is with me?

I'm Diana Goodman, and I'm going to fight pretty Ricky Conlin and Everton.

And believe me, he's not going to be so pretty when I'm done with him.

All right.

You want to know why? Because he's a light heavyweight champion, and I'm an out of shape 48-year-old woman. I understood that reference. Both of them. And I'm J.R. Rawls, and you're a strange, sad little man, and you have my pity. Aw. Can I throw in one more quote from another Pixar movie? Please. Oh, God.

And then I drowned the third crocodile in my own blood. I, that's the only, the only... That is a quote from a Pixar movie we are going to talk about. That is the only time that movie has ever been quoted. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. We have a lot to talk about. If you don't know what we do, we look at the world 30, 20, and 10 years ago, mostly in the lens of pop culture, movies, TV, music, and more within that window. This window being November 21st to the 27th across 1995, 2005, 2005, and 2015. Get it 30, 20, 10. 30, 20, 10 years ago, you can see how things change, see how things evolved, and find some notable

anniversaries for your favorite pop culture minutia. And there's plenty of that in this episode. We'll begin with some news after I plug the Patreon again. We have a Goonies episode. I mean, for what we can't cover 40 years ago, Goonies, the most imperfect, perfect movie I've ever seen. It is glorious. I don't

know that I would show it to five-year-olds like me ever again. And then a little bit of news to

waging the wonderful world of 20 years ago, November 21st to the 27th. Ireland votes to amend

Constitution to legalize divorce. Woo!

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