You also don't care about feminism.

Your favorite show is Entourage.

To be honest, when I found out that patriarchy wasn't about horses, I had lost interest anyway.

I wonder if I know what you mean.

I wonder if you wonder.

Hello everyone and welcome to Maximum Film.

It's episode 3.95.

And guess what? Lifting makes me feel alive in the booth with me on my friends. So let me introduce you to them. First up, we have the Christmas

Zaddy himself looking good. Esteemed author, esteemed critic, it's Alonzo Duralde. What's good?

Oh, if he esteemed clams is what I always think you're going to say next.

So what's good with me is that Luke McFarlane, who I've been a long-time fan of for his work

on the Hallmark Channel, but also, of course, for the great movie Bros, which we covered here

on the show, he contains multitudes.

He's an actor, He plays the cello.

And he's a woodworker. Like he's, his entire life, his dad taught him that's been a thing passed

down in his family. Like he builds furniture, you know, does all that kind of stuff. He has a

new show on the Hallmark Plus streaming service called Home is Where the Heart is,

where he and designer Olivia Westbrooks go and redesign like areas of people's houses.

And it's very heavy on the like, oh, my mother loved flowers.

So we've built this backyard, you know, garden wall for you, whatever.

But I have to say, like, as these shows go, it's pretty entertaining.

He is very comfortable on camera.

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