If you're listening to this broadcast, TRB. It is the resistance broadcast. And I'm John. That's James Baney. and we are here to talk to you about Star Wars,

of course. And this time, our discussion is about twists. You look a good twist, right,

James? Yes. Uh, yes. Do you have a favorite movie or TV show twist of all time that you

were like, oh, my God.

Um, yes, actually.

Lay it on me.

Well, should I, though?

Oh, you want to wait till later?

Okay, that's okay.

No, I'm saying because if you tell, it's like, oh, it's when everybody was actually dead.

Oh, so is it a more newish thing?

No, you know what?

I think we can get away with it because the twist is sort of public knowledge because of how things rolled out.

But here's the thing is,

M. Night Charmalan famous for his twists, right?

I, four years after, you know,

everybody talked about what the greatest twist is,

I came up with in my head what I thought would be the biggest twist ever.

And it was something along lines, the way I always pitched it, was you go and you watch a movie

and it's laid out a very specific way and you're watching the movie.

And at the, like the end of the movie, when they get to that twist or whatever, it's like

the guy will look at the camera and they go, um, my real name,

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