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

Elliott Kaelin. Dan, what are we doing today on the flop house? Well, the number of episodes

of the flop house are ones where we talk about a bad movie. But the other ones, the mini

sode which also have numbers. You're right. The ones with bigger numbers because we've

been doing them longer. Hold on, let me start over again. So the ones that with the ones labeled

FH many which stands for flop house big numbers like the unfinished Alan Moore,

Wilson, Cavitch mini series of the same name. That one is those are the movie ones and the ones

with little numbers like the never even conceived Alan Moore, Wilson, Cavitch mini series,

the same name, those are the minis. What do we do on the minis, Dan? Yeah. And we we get into

little murders. You're talking Jules Fiverr. On the mini sode's, there are many of them now

and there are theoretically smaller, although not frequently. The only thing that makes the only

thing that makes the mini smaller is the extreme epic length of our normal episode.

And the numbers. So we've already addressed those numbers. Yeah.

On these mini sode's, we usually sort of take turns driving these with different ideas.

And what I'm bringing to the table tonight boys. Yep. As you know, hot,

tasty and fresh. Sounds like goulash to me. Delicious.

Now I know your new best friend of course is the doll Megan from the film Megan.

She's never going to leave me. Yeah. And Megan is tearing up the box office. Everyone loves

the stanson spooky doll that murders. And of course, when you talk about a dancing spooky

murder and doll like Megan, you know that she's part of a story tradition of other films.

And I'm not talking about movies about evil dolls or even movies about evil robots.

I'm talking about movies where numerals replace the letter in the title.

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