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Welcome back to Behind the Bastards, a podcast where I, the host, Robert Evans, and pretty hung over over because last night I saw Twisters.

Molly, Molly Conger, our guest for today, have you seen Twisters or Twister, you know, the classic film that it's based on?

I assume I've seen the original, you know, in snippets on T&T as a child.

You wouldn't forget it, one of the great Bill Paxton rules so his Twisters too is like

The son is the original the son of the original Twister

They just put an S on it which is is fun. It's a fine movie.

There's not more tornadoes than there were in Twister, but Twister, there's about four

minutes of Twister that isn't actively a tornado.

Like that movie really gives you a lot of twisters and so does twisters.

But it's the son of the original tornado trying to reckon with his father's legacy.

Well that's one of the throughlines with both movies is that all of our, both the main character in a Twister movie has always lost loved ones to a tornado and is trying to fight the tornado for revenge. And in this one they develop a way to kill tornadoes.

And so that's what they're trying to do is murder a tornado and vengeance because she lost all of her

friends to a tornado. It was great.

It was described to me by a friend who saw it as

Glen Powell in a very long wrangler jeans ad.

Oh, he is.

So you know how, you know Molly how like some some of those

Alex Jones freaks believe in like race-specific bio weapons like they made a

disease that only targets white people or can't hurt Jews or whatever, right?

Twister, this time it's personal.

The guy in Twister, his genes are like they were DNA coded for him.

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