Love & Basketball with Carl Tart

Blank Check with Griffin & David

Blank Check Productions / Talkhouse

Tv & Film, Society & Culture, Comedy, Film Reviews

4.6 • 6.1K Ratings

🗓️ 9 August 2020

⏱️ 140 minutes

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Summary

It’s rare we get to start a mini-series with a classic. 20 years after its release, Gina Prince-Bythewood’s directorial debut still stands the test of time as a top-tier cinematic love story. This week’s all about Love and Basketball (2000), which would set the tone for her career. But what’s the story that led her there? Carl Tart (The Good Place, Comedy Bang Bang) joins as we discuss how Sanaa Lathan fought for her big break, the impact of seeing a romance between two Black leads on the big screen (and VHS), and confuse Griffin with WNBA and NBA stats.

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0:00.0	I'll play you.
0:22.8	For what?
0:23.8	Your podcast.
0:25.7	Hey David.
0:28.8	Yeah.
0:29.8	All's fair and loving podcasting.
0:34.0	That's right.
0:35.0	That's right.
0:36.3	This is the start of a new mini series.
0:40.0	Very often we mimic the sound of a baseball game when we're doing that.
0:45.9	Oh sure.
0:46.9	Right.
0:47.9	Crack in the bat.
0:48.9	Yeah.
0:49.9	Hit the stands.
0:50.9	Lower of the crowd.
0:51.9	Well, the crowd might be roaring, but this time the ball you're hearing is doing a little
0:56.8	bit of this.
0:57.8	Trouble, trouble, trouble, trouble, trouble.
0:59.9	Yeah, that's what it sounds like.
1:01.5	Trouble, trouble, trouble, trouble, trouble.
1:02.5	So the sneakers are squeaking on the court.
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