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We've been having a lot of fun going through famous bad movies of the decades. All of that will be available video on demand as well for

ticket holders up through the end of the flop TV season. You can get a season pass and watch

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It's a lot of fun. So if you're interested, go to theflophouse.simpletix.com and check out

our extra flop streams. On this episode, we discuss the one. A movie so filled with New Metal

that it is only allowed to see its children on weekends.

LAUGHTER Hey, everyone, welcome to the flop house. I'm Dan McCoy. Oh, hey, Dan. I'm Stuart Wellington. Dan, Stuart, allow me to introduce myself. My name is Elliot Kalen, and I think I have the answers to your problems. Oh, that's nice to hear. And we are joined today... Wait, wait, wait. I want the answer to my problems. No, you know what? The time is over. Stuart, we're right. Let's move along. Look with your problems.

And we are joined today by writer, director of the hit movie together.

That's right.

Michael Shanks is here.

Hey, guys.

Great to be here.

Long time, first time.

Love the show.

Oh, thank you.

That was the most professional a guest has ever introduced themselves.

I'm very impressed.

I am to please.

Elliot has not had the pleasure in person yet, but we had a good time here in Brooklyn,

getting to meet Michael when he was promoting his movie together and going out and having a bunch of tequila and soda.

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