Hitchcock raises through a tongue-in-cheek nightmarish plot with a lightness of touch that's equal by charming performance from Grant.

That's from Dave Talhoun of Time Out. We're talking about North by Northwest. That's right. I'd like to round it up and say it's the 60th anniversary.

We would actually come out in 1959. So hey, the 61st anniversary, 61 with an Astros. Why not that? One of the movies we're talking about here on Sinabal.

Thanks as always for checking us out. Please do give us some love on the Apple Podcasts. Subscribe, rate, review. I just saw a skating review. I'll read that just a second.

Before we get rolling though, please do check out Ray Seahawr. The interview we did with her, she's unbelievable from Better Call Saul.

Been working on the interview for a while. It came through last week. So hopefully you saw it pop up on your subscription here.

And she was great. So go to Apple Spotify, wherever you get your podcast. Check out Ray Seahawr. 30 minutes of her.

She plays Kim Wexler on Better Call Saul. They just had the season finale last night. It was terrific as expected. One more season of Better Call Saul to go.

And I think you really like. Even if you don't watch the show, I think I think you'll appreciate her insights into, into acting and what's going on with the small screen.

Couple other movies to review as well. We're going way back because this is the 125th episode of Sinafa. Whoever thought that would happen.

78 episodes at ESPN. And now it cadence 13. We have the rest of those. So my thanks, of course, to to Pete Genesini and Dan Stantick Rick Passmore, Claire Atkins, all my friends from ESPN.

And of course, my man Joe and Sean Cherry and everybody helping us out now. John McDermott, Chris Corcoran, everyone who's allowed us to continue her cadence 13. It's been a blast. So for 125th episode, not only north by Northwest, but a couple of other movies from Peter Bogdanovich as a director.

I know we didn't know his movies very well. So what's up doc and paper moon. Those will be reviews. All system news involving Darren, Aaron Ascii and his chance at making Batman.

Why Paris is doing so well in Hulu and a Mount Rushmore child performances because Tatum O'Neil won an Oscar for paper moon. She just a kid.

So how about the Mount Rushmore child performances also total read called the 2016 Oscars, which are the movies of 2015 and our special guest Johnny Smith, who is a history professor at Georgia Tech who specializes in sports in history.

He's got a new book out, which is terrific. It's called War Fever Boston, baseball and America in the shadow of the Great War talking all about the pandemic of 1918 and Johnny's a really eloquent guy and very smart and passionate.

So I think you really enjoy the interview as much as I think you'll enjoy the book. Couple of reviews here coming up, doc Lou Iowa here in Apple podcasts Midwest humor. You referred to Jay Leno as Midwest humor. He is from Boston.

Letterman is from Indiana. I actually saw Leno in the early 80s doing stand up when I was in college in DC.

How hilarious. Thank you for the point. Jay is from Boston, actually from and over Massachusetts to be specific. What I meant by Midwest humor is his humor would always play well in the Midwest, meaning it was kind of square and soft and down the middle.

And Letterman's humor would always resonate in New York and Los Angeles, you know, just a different style and different sensibility. Whenever they would look at the ratings as a matter of fact for the tonight show versus late show with David Letterman,

Jay always owned the hearts of those in the heartland, which is why referred to it as Midwest humor. But thank you for clarifying that also the bad guy one two seven a fun, informative and entertaining pod. Love the total recall Mount Rushmore segment is always good for a quick argument starter. Always great reviews.

One criticism does Joe say anything before he says they completely agree. All right fine Joe will, Joe will think about the things to say then.

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