The year is 2013 and Amy is this the film where you will just let it go and admit you love Disney films, the movie, Frozen.

Hello everyone and welcome to unspoiled.

I am Amy Nicholson.

And I am Paul Sheer in this is the podcast where we are endeavoring to find the hundred best films of all time.

And when we do, we're sending them up into outer space.

That's not a joke. It's not a bit. We will do it.

But first we need to find the hundred films and Amy, right now we are in the middle of our cold mini series.

What unites all these films? Well, coldness.

And I think that's enough. I think we've been doing this show long enough that we can have genres that are simply temperature based.

And I am so excited to talk about Frozen.

But I also want to get into some of the conversation around Fargo, our episode from two weeks ago, so much conversation around this movie.

And you know, you and I got into it out there on the internet about Marge. And what Marge was feeling at that scene with Mike Yanagita.

And it was so interesting to see everyone's reaction to the idea that Marge would even be open to flirting and being open to flirting just means that she could even have that ability to flirt.

That's what I kind of felt was really interesting about that conversation that you and I had online, which was like people look at Marge in a very high light like she wouldn't do anything that isn't perfect.

Somebody even wrote, well, pregnant women don't flirt.

And I was so kind of just blown away by like, well, Marge's never would never do anything to norm. She loves him. I'm like, of course she does. That's not debated.

I'm just saying she's a human being who just maybe wants to look nice, have a nice meal, feel represented or, you know, elevated in some way.

Here's a guy who called her because he saw our TV wanted to see her again, just, you know, an ego fluff, nothing more than that. And it was really interesting to see that people weren't even open to engaging that conversation.

Okay, well first, I would say you're misrepresenting your argument a little bit as framed on the internet.

Well, because you misrepresented me, no, I was honest and then you said I misrepresented you in my, my diet said exactly what you said. I know what I said to the world was I said, you know, in fact, she even so many people defended what I said against this street.

I can't believe I was trying to get you off the hook by not throwing you under the bus and saying you misrepresented me by saying that you wanted to have an affair.

I said, I said, have an affair or was at least open to the idea of a rat.

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