On this episode, we discuss Book Club, the next chapter.

Phase 3 of the Jane Fonda and her elderly friend's cinematic universe.

Hey everyone and welcome to the flop house. I'm Dan McCoy. I'm Stuart Wellington.

And I'm Elliot Kaelin and I'm super excited about flop TV. Our upcoming run of monthly

live streaming shows, tickets available at theflophouse.simpletics.com. More information about that

later in the show. But Dan, do what you're doing. It's cute. Just do just your normal thing.

Cute. I'm sorry. Also, someone bought us flophouselife.com if that's easier to remember.

Hey, this is a podcast where we watch a bad movie or one that maybe didn't set the critical

world ablaze. And the one you watch today was bad. There's no need to qualify it ahead of time.

I'm just boiler alert. I know what I want to make sure that people understand.

This is the thing like no matter how many times I tell people, no matter how many times

you get out there, maybe by this time they're trolling me. I say it doesn't have to be a financial flop.

They're like, but this movie made money. I'm like, it doesn't matter. It's like what the

reaction was to it. That's the main way we choose. And these are, these are like real people,

not just like. These are really bad on Twitter. So I don't know how real they are.

I think they're the voices in your head as you take a shower and you have nothing else to

distract you because I would say looking at the, looking at the numbers, this movie I don't think

made money. Well, probably not one factor in marketing marketing. No, it did make money above

its budget. But yeah, we can just say that there's a podcast where we watch a movie. Yeah,

you could just do that. Well, that seems a little less. It just seems strange that we've been

doing this podcast. Open it up so that you can watch TV shows sometimes. We've done this podcast

for over 400 episodes now. Congratulations, guys. Oh, thank you. How was it that as we go on,

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