Nope: Spoiler Episode

Pop Culture Happy Hour

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🗓️ 25 July 2022

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

The film Nope stars Daniel Kaluuya and Keke Palmer as siblings and horse wranglers living in a small California town where things get weird, people disappear, and a threat must be stopped. Jordan Peele wrote and directed the film, so there are bound to be some surprises. So we're hitching a ride on horseback into spoiler territory.

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0:00.0	When you've got a Jordan Peel movie, there are bound to be some surprises.
0:08.1	And so in this episode, we're hitching a ride on horseback into spoiler territory for
0:12.8	nope, the filmmaker's third feature film.
0:15.9	The Spielbergian thriller starts Daniel Kuluya and Kiki Palmer as siblings and horse wranglers
0:20.7	living in a small California town, where things get weird, people disappear and a threat
0:25.6	must be stopped.
0:26.6	I'm Aisha Harris and in this spoiler packed episode of NPR's Popculture Happy Hour, we're
0:31.8	talking about nope.
0:38.1	Joining me today is Morning Edition Producer Mark Rivers.
0:40.8	Hi, Mark, welcome back.
0:42.8	Hey, I used to get to be here.
0:44.0	And also with us is writer NPR Music Contributor and co-host of the Bottom of the Map Podcast,
0:49.1	Christina Lee.
0:50.1	Welcome back to you to Christina.
0:51.5	Hi, Aisha, thanks for having me.
0:53.4	I'm scared.
0:54.4	And rounding out the panel is I Heart Radio Producer Joelle Monique.
1:00.6	Hi, Joelle.
1:01.6	Hi, I'm excited to be here.
1:03.1	It's going to be a good one.
1:04.6	Excited and scared.
1:05.6	We've got a range of emotions here.
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