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Daily sports. Go look for it now. Coming up. I'm going to put it right on the line. There's

been a lot of complaints already. Fooling round in the course, bad language, smoking grass, poor

cadding. Caddy Shack is next. Some people belong to the Bushwood Country Club for the fine cuisine.

This takes to has marks when the Jackie was hit. Some belong to the stimulating conversation.

I was a reminder to think I was. And some just don't belong. You think I'd join his crummy

snobatorium? Caddy Shack, starring Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield, Ted Knight, and Bill Murray

as Carl. It's the snobbs against the slimes in Caddy Shack rated R.

All right, Sean Fantasy is here. My name is Bill Simmons. We've been circling this movie for a

long time. I once wrote maybe 18 years ago that if I could only take a DVD of one movie on a

desert island, it would be Caddy Shack. It is now 40 years old. Summer in 1988, a Blues Brothers

Airplane in Caddy Shack all released six weeks apart, three seminal comedies that were watched and

rewatched and rewatched and rewatched and rewatched. So we want to do one of these. We decided to

do Caddy Shack. What does Caddy Shack mean to you, Sean Fantasy? Who, man, it's my favorite of those

three you just named for sure. I think it's the pinnacle of the post animal house American

national ampune comedy. I think it's the number one Voltron of comedy geniuses coming together

for something that is not a great film and is an amazing movie. And there's a big distinction

there, which I'm sure we'll talk about. I'm shocked after 40 years how goddamn entertaining it's

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