Jim Carey entertains himself mightily and his enthusiasm is infectious, one of my favorite

film critics. Oh, I'm glad we're going to be entertainment weekly. He's talking about our

old movie this week, which is liar, liar. That's right. It felt like a good classic movie.

So came out in 1997. That would be what? The 26th anniversary of this year. I'm going to Jim

Carey's finest, the kids of my wife were watching it the other day. So I was able to pop in for

a little bit. We refresh my memory of the genius of Jim Carey. That's our old movie this week.

As far as our new movie, well, it's kind of quiet week for movies. You know, this is about

August. You're generally not getting many really good movies with the exception of Sausage Party,

which I did watch the little league world series a few years ago. You know, August is kind

of a dumping ground because if you really think your movie is going to be a big summer hit, you're

releasing it as you do with Barbie or Oppenheimer in July. If you think it's a big action movie,

you get released in Memorial Day weekend. The topic is to August is kind of like, this isn't quite

the critically claimed Oscar bait, which comes out in September, but it's not quite the big

off of summer movies. So you kind of just dump it August. So to be honest with you, there's not much

at the theater, which I'm going to be watching. So instead of actually seeing a movie at the movie

theaters, we're watching something on the small screen. That would be winning time, which is the

winning show on HBO all about the Lakers of the early 1980s. And we're talking to Edon Ravini

is the producer of winning time. So that is our new this week. It's the returning show season two

of that show and our wild car will discuss in just a second a couple of notable deaths plus a

notable birthday. Let's first discuss winning times. We'll get to eat on in a second. Cody,

your fan of the show. What am I? Good friend Scotch Benelli who's going to be coming on

the phone a few weeks. I've already booked him. And he's a gigantic basketball fan as a huge

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