The following podcast contains explicit language.

I'm Stephen Meckaffaff and this is the Slate Culture Gap Fest, Oh, Oops, Hot or Hmm, Edition.

It's Wednesday, May 15th, 2019. On today's show, Long Shot, it's a throwback.

It's a theatrical release romcom starring a dufous

and an unattainable babe.

That spoiler he attains, but it has progressive elements.

She's more successful than he is.

He stars Seth Rogan and Charlize Theron. And then, Dead to Me is the latest serial

Netflixer. It's a California Dramaty Noir starring Christina Applegate is a grieving widow and

Linda Cardelini as her mysterious new friend. And finally on the occasion of the

Metball we revisit the subject of Camp with Slate's own Brian Louder.

Joining me today is Julia Turner, who is the deputy managing editor of the LA Times.

Hey Julia.

Hello, hello.

And Dana Stevens, who's Slate's Film Critic.

Hey Dana. Hey Steve. And Dana Starring David Eilowo, Donald Sutherland, and Dennis Quaid.

I took an oath to take care of one.

Stream Lorman Bass Reeves on Paramount Plus

and joined by the 27th of November

to get 50% off the first three months

at just 349 per month.

I'm Bess Reeves and I'm the Lord this land.

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