Connery is still king, Marvel's fantastic endeavor, and get that grill out of here this week on 30-2010.

30-2010, 32010, 3 decades every show, sometimes associated videos.

30-2010, 30-2010, surprises and excitement, 2010, 30, 2010.

Surprises and excitement.

Yes, we're going to the 90s and 2000s in 2010.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to the show.

Welcome to Laser Times Pop Culture Time Machine 30, 2010, where we look back at the world 30, 20, and 10 years ago.

Hello, I'm one of your host, Chris Antista, who else is with me?

I'm Diana Goodman. I have updates from last week. I watched Magic Mike's Last Dance. Disappointed.

I watched the Luther Vandross documentary. Disappointed. You can tell the family's not involved.

Huh. But still a good overview of his career. And also, R.I.P. preemptively to a bunch of people who just died, and now we got to talk about their movies. Yeah. That's wild. That was some wacky timey. And I'm J.R. Rawls. And, ah, yes, same old Reed. Always stretching. And, oh, Ben Grimm, still carrying the heavy load.

And, oh, Sue Storm, so invisible.

And, oh, Johnny Storm, always lighting yourself on fire and somehow not burning them.

Oh, my God.

I cannot wait to get into this week's episode.

Open up those three little portals to 30, 20, and 10 years ago, where we look at the world of mostly pop culture.

This week, we're looking at July 4th through the 10th.

Happy Birthday America, even though I don't feel like celebrating.

I think my girl and I have entirely taken the holiday over with...

It's just about Jaws.

That's the best

Fourth of July holiday that there is. I got Jaws shirts and shorts, and that's what I wear

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