Turn on the radio, pull out yourself a crocheted pocket dog, and ask yourself, even if they

solve the riddle, would it have stopped the killings in the movie Hangman, answers and

questions, and debate about all this and more on today's How Did This Get Made, Last

Looks! Hit the theme!

Hello, all you foghorn, leghorn, send-and-police detectives. I'm your eviction man, Paul

Sheer and welcome to How Did This Get Made, Last Looks!

Where you the listener get to voice your issues on Hangman, and Jason and I recap the amazing

How Did This Get Made, East Coast Tour that we just came back from. We'll tell you our

favorite moments that you may not know because a lot of them happened behind the scenes.

And as always, I will reveal next week's movie, but first things, first a big shout-out

to homonym for that theme song. We love these songs, and if you have a Last Looks

song, send it to us at How Did This Get Made at Earwolf.com, keep them short, 15 to 20 seconds

is best. Now, let's get into it. Last week, we talked at length about Hangman, a movie

that discord user, quantum vault, and sons thinks should have had the tagline, I'd like

to buy a bow. I mean, were they disemboweled? I don't know. Anyway, I like it. It was good.

Or were you saying that the movie's a turd? I can't quite figure it out. But either way,

I like the bow. Anyway, we had questions about Hangman, and we might have even missed

a few things. So here's your chance to set us straight. Fat check us if you will. It

is now time for corrections and omissions.

Thank you, Andrew Winson, for that theme song. Let's go to the discord. Joe Tangello,

oh, I haven't seen Joe in a while. So weird that this film is based around the game Hangman,

but they don't use the rules of Hangman in the plot. The main objective in the game of

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