Episode 69 – I Seen All Good People

372 Pages We'll Never Get Back

Arts, Books, Comedy

4.8 • 595 Ratings

🗓️ 3 March 2020

⏱️ 136 minutes

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In the middle third of Moon People our hero David Braymer… does NOT go to the moon, or meet people from the moon. But fittingly for this number episode, he does get busy as hell! Following what must have been the most erotic Red Lobster dinner in all of recorded history, Cheral is consumed with … Continue reading "Episode 69 – I Seen All Good People"

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0:00.0	Oh, Connor, what do you got? Oh, Connor. What do you got? Oh, Mike.
0:21.2	Yes, I have some, well, I assume you've heard it.
0:24.3	I assume you've heard the news.
0:26.1	I have not heard the news.
0:27.8	I've been holed up here in wintery Minnesota.
0:32.1	Okay.
0:32.6	Yeah, well, it must travel slowly up there.
0:34.9	The pipes are frozen, et cetera.
0:36.9	I'll just read you the headline.
0:39.2	Movie writes to 50 Shades of Grey Authors, the Mr.
0:42.2	Land at Universal.
0:45.8	Exclusive from variety.
0:47.4	Yeah.
0:48.2	Writes for the book, which recently hit the market, sparked a heated bidding war.
0:51.9	James, who produced every film in the 50 Shades trilogy,
0:54.7	returns to produce this adaptation,
0:56.3	which tells the story of a wealthy British aristocrat who falls in love
0:59.6	with his Albanian housekeeper, unaware that she was on the run from the human traffickers.
1:04.8	The mister was on the New York Times bestseller list for nine weeks
1:07.6	and has sold in 33 territories slash languages internationally.
1:12.0	Good Lord.
1:13.4	No mention of our discussion of it, but we have that to look forward to.
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