Episode 7: 1989, Week 23

Quantum Week

Music, Tv & Film

2.6 • 843 Ratings

🗓️ 14 March 2020

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

On this episode of Quantum Week, it’s movie Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade, and song Wind Beneath My Wings. Again Chris and Matt disagree on the movie rank within the trilogy. The song is a movie, sucks, but won two grammies, so what do we know? Plus a look-back at Corky Thatcher, and one headline.

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0:00.0	on this episode of quantum week, June 4th through 10th, 1989.
0:07.7	Quantum Week.
0:14.0	Quantum Week.
0:19.8	Welcome to Quantum Week. This is Matt. I'm Chris.
0:22.8	And Quantum Week is a show in which Chris and I leap into a random week of a random year,
0:27.1	sometime within our lifetime. And we talk about the movies, the music, the headlines,
0:31.5	the history, everything that's happening, anything that makes that time period unique.
0:36.2	We're back in 1989.
0:38.2	Oh, yeah, that's right.
0:39.5	This is the second time in 89, right?
0:44.3	We just, like, I think two shows ago, or three shows ago, we were in 19809, we're back.
0:49.3	The last time we were in September of 89, now we're in the very beginning of June.
0:50.7	So it does feel like time travel. This proves that it is random because we would not ideally
0:56.1	go back to the same year, three
0:58.0	you know, three shows. No, we would not.
1:00.1	No. We, you know, we got to play by
1:01.9	the rules. Yeah, that's right.
1:04.2	So, uh, so the first thing that we're going to
1:05.9	talk about is the movie. Yes.
1:08.3	And that is
1:09.3	Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
1:13.0	Yeah.
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