Jan 14-20, 1996: 12 Monkeys/One Sweet Day

Quantum Week

Music, Tv & Film

2.6 • 843 Ratings

🗓️ 6 May 2020

⏱️ 66 minutes

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On this Episode of Quantum Week, we’re exploring January, 1996 with movie: “12 Monkeys”, and song: “One Sweet Day”. Chris both likes and trashes this Sci-Fi classic, while Matt takes shots at the intelligence of Adult Contemporary listeners. Full hubris is on display.

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0:00.0	On this episode of Quantum Week, January 14th through 20th, 1996.
0:19.0	Welcome to Quantum Week. I'm Matt.
0:20.7	Quantum Week is I'm Matt.
0:23.8	Quantum Week is a show in which Chris and I leap into a random week of a random year.
0:28.7	We talk about movies, music, headlines, everything happening during that time period that makes it unique.
0:32.9	And today, we start January 14th through 20th, 1996.
0:35.4	No, this is our second one, actually, because we did the YouTube live.
0:36.2	That's right.
0:37.7	I'm traveling through time, kind of like our movie.
0:38.8	That's right.
0:41.7	So, yeah, we are talking in January 1996.
0:44.4	We're going to talk 12 monkeys and the Mariah Carey song.
0:45.3	One Sweet Day.
0:50.3	So I know there's kind of, I have been building this unfortunate reputation of someone that just basically takes something people to love and just kind of shits on it.
0:56.1	So I'm going to do that.
0:57.0	Like,
0:58.7	I'm going to live up to my reputation today, I think.
0:59.2	Oh, really?
0:59.5	Yeah.
1:00.4	Oh, no.
1:01.5	Yeah. So if that's what you come to listen to the show for it.
1:06.2	But Mariah Carey's my favorite.
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