March 25-31, 1990: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/I'll Be Your Everything

Quantum Week

Music, Tv & Film

2.6 • 843 Ratings

🗓️ 23 May 2020

⏱️ 54 minutes

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On this episode of Quantum Week, it’s movie: "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles”, and song: "I’ll Be Your Everything”. Clearly there’s been a conspiracy to keep Matt and Chris in the early 90s, but they’re about to break free. Not before dealing with the worst song ever written.

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0:00.0	On this episode of Quantum Week, March 25th through 31st, 1990.
0:19.5	Welcome to Quantum Week. I'm Matt. I'm Chris. Quantum Week is a show in which Chris and I leap into a random week of a random year in our lifetime. And we talk about movies, music, headlines, everything that's happening during that time period to make it unique. And we are continuing our dirge, our death march through March 1990.
0:39.7	It's a rough week. And this is our last time in the 90s for a while.
0:43.2	Because I really thought the high point was the last episode with Hunt for Red October.
0:47.2	We were kind of excited by that.
0:48.8	Oh, yeah.
0:49.3	You know, right, right.
0:49.7	Right, but it turned out to be kind of a letdown.
0:52.8	Yeah.
0:53.2	And the song was terrible.
0:54.9	Yeah, the song was horrible.
0:56.3	What, I can't even remember.
0:57.2	It's gone.
0:57.5	It was a horrible song.
0:58.6	No, it's that horrible song.
0:59.6	Oh, no, it's black velvet.
1:00.8	You hate it.
1:01.4	Yeah, I mean, I don't like it either.
1:02.9	I'm not going to defend it again.
1:04.2	Now we're dealing with the worst Impressibly worst song. Perhaps the worst song that we've done.
1:11.3	Yeah, they so.
1:12.1	But our movie is Teenage Mutiny Turtles.
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