Doug hates candy wrappers screening baby sticky seeds with 50 as a pop or kernels in his teeth.

There's still not one that he won't see because Doug loves movies.

Hey everybody, my name is Doug and I Love Movies. This is is Doug loves movies coming to you from a hotel room in

where are we? We're in beautiful San Jose, California. Ah, beautiful San Jose. It's Sunday, November 20th,

Two Oceans 11 and my guest, of course, you just heard, is Graham Elwood.

We're doing a 420 matinee at the San Jose Improv today.

And last night, we saw the best UFC fights ever? Uh, maybe?

Well, of several amazing fights and then probably one of the best fights in the history of the UFC.

The Dan Henderson Shogun Hu, um, fight which was, uh, is Hua or Ruah?

Well, it's Ruhr in English, but the r in Portuguese is pronounced with an

H and Shogun is a Brazilian. So it's Hua. That guy's, that, it was crazy how, how much abuse he

took and then still managed, went all five rounds. It was crazy because he came back a little bit.

You know, like, Joe Rogan brought up a great point,

and if Rogan says it's one of the best fights ever that says something

because he's seen more fights than anybody,

he goes, he goes, if it was in a movie, you wouldn't have believed it. You would have said, there's no way a guy could have taken that kind of a pounding and then come back. It was, Henderson a couple times knocked Shogun down to where he looked like his body went lip. And I thought the rep was going to, then, I think it was like the second round. I thought the rep was going to say, this is over. Yeah. But then in like the fourth and fifth rounds, a couple times I thought Dan Henderson was going to lose. And it was crazy. Like there's no, like, again, keeping it in the themes of movies

if you would have seen this fight in a movie

you would have said it's not realistic

yeah it's fake no man could handle

the pounding no man no two guys

could have handled that kind of a pounding

yeah they were just holding each other up

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