Boomerang Revisited

For Colored Nerds

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Society & Culture

4.8 • 827 Ratings

🗓️ 6 February 2015

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Boomerang Revisited or: The Aesthetic Value of Peak Eddie Murphy as Quasi-Feminist Praxis At Eric's behest, FCN inspects the 1992 black classic Boomerang with a critical eye. Discussed are 90s workplace feminism, 30s screwball comedy and the top two themes of Black History Month 2015. Bonus: Brittany directly addresses the game-free men of Brooklyn. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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0:00.0	Hello.
0:09.3	Hi.
0:10.2	This is Eric.
0:11.1	This is Brittany.
0:12.4	And I'm excited to say welcome to for colored dirt.
0:18.1	Yes, welcome.
0:19.1	We're, um, some things have changed. Some welcome. So things have changed.
0:21.6	Some big things have changed.
0:23.8	Like, let's be real.
0:25.0	Well, if you don't know, okay.
0:26.6	Well, you don't know.
0:27.5	No one knows.
0:28.4	No one knows.
0:29.3	The reality is this is actually the first episode that we have released, or excuse me,
0:34.6	that we recorded since hitting iTunes new and noteworthy.
0:39.0	Yeah, this is the first one. We actually recorded
0:40.9	the smudging parts. It was almost like kind of
0:43.2	prescient, you know what I mean? It was like ordained
0:45.7	by the above. We recorded the smudging parts one and two on the same day
0:49.4	because our conversation genuinely did run too long and this is like
0:52.4	what, it was two days before we made the list yeah
0:54.5	we just happened to do that and then the shit kind of popped off popped off right and that was actually
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