And now, the Bonfire with Big J. O'Cerson and Robert Kelly.

Bobby?

Yes.

The scene is simple.

You're figuring that's killing me.

Kevin Bacon.

He goes to speak.

He's prepared. He's got a Bible with notes in it.

He goes to speak at the church, and he lays down his point that dancing is supposed to happen.

It's in the Bible, leaping and dancing, leaping.

And dancing.

And dancing.

Yes.

And then John Lithgow takes the night to think about it.

And then at the sermon the next day after he talks to his daughter, The Whore,

he goes, I think I've made some mistakes along the way, and I think you guys should have your prompt.

In fact, do we first start the song over?

From the very beginning? Is this for inspirational reasons no he does it oh and I just want a

you kids to be safe out there and and they also are looking at each other so like

oh fuck we're about that I'm getting goosebumps we're about to have a prom yeah we're about to have a fucking prom we thought we were. I'm getting goosebumps. We're about to have a prom?

Yo, we're about to have a fucking prom. We thought we were wrong to have the fucking basements. We're going to have a prom. And they're, so, it's before Chuck's revenge when Chuck comes, they leave him outside, beat up and assume he's not going to burn the place down while they're all inside the basement. That's not, that's for another movie. that's another movie. That's Chuck's revenge. But when they start, this is a goose bumper. This is when they decide they're going to start fixing the barn. Isn't Chuckie actually Chuck's revenge? Didn't he turn into a serial? He put his body into a thing. Christine, go to the end. Go and they start building the prom and he tells him to go. Lithgow's last speech. And the music's behind it perfectly. Do no, no, do, do, do, do, do. And then they all get on their mopeds and start running on the street, go, do, do, do, do, do. I know what you can't do to this song. You can't put the N-word in this song, flawlessly. Want to bet? Yeah. Yeah. I'll bet you. Mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm. You know what's another perfect moment like that is Cruel Summer and Karate Kid. A good N-word moment? No, we have a game we play. Jay, give up a game that you can slip the N-word in perfectly in every song

but I challenge him a lot

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