Hometown Homebody w/ Chris Fairbanks

Who Charted?

Howard Kremer and Brett Morris

Comedy

4.8 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 26 February 2025

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Comedian Chris Fairbanks comes back to the charts with a vengeance! Undisciplined Stapleton, Tex Mex Kitchen, The TV Chart!

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0:00.0	Five, four, three, two, one, who chart it! It's time for episode 735 of Whocharted! The show where comedians
0:14.1	discuss the top five songs and movies of the week. Congratulations, you are approaching
0:19.3	Checkpoint Oscar on the road to summer 2025.
0:24.6	I'm your host H. Michael Cray, aka. H.R. Linklater, Howard Kramer. And with me as always is
0:32.5	Star, aka. Brett Peter Morris, Brett's per minute. What's up, BPM? BPM in the house, in the charts.
0:42.9	In the house. No one says that anymore. In the house. Is out the house at this point.
0:50.5	Is out the house. Yes. Are you rooting for anyone in the Oscars?
0:55.3	Um, I do not. This is the least tuned in I've ever been. Yeah. I, um, I don't know any the
1:02.9	nominees of anything. Name me some best picture real quick. Maybe some best picture real quick.
1:10.2	Uh, I think maybe the brutalist.
1:12.8	Oh, uh, Conclave.
1:14.8	I suck.
1:15.4	I watched Conclave one time with the sound off.
1:18.9	Yeah.
1:19.6	But did that look like best picture?
1:22.2	That looked like it.
1:23.6	I think brutalist.
1:24.8	Brutalist too long.
1:26.2	I don't know.
1:26.9	Maybe a substance somewhere in a, in a category.
1:32.3	Too titillating.
1:33.8	But maybe best special effects.
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