Hi, ready and welcome to a very special bonus episode of 80s all over.

I'm Drew McQueenie, and as always, I'm joined by my co-host, live from Philadelphia, Scott Weinberg.

Hey, this is Scott Weinberg from Philadelphia, home of the world champion, Philadelphia Eagles.

And we are here with a very special bonus episode for our loyal Patreon subscribers.

We want to thank everybody who supports us financially

or with reviews or with comments on Twitter, any Facebook recommendations. When people say,

hey, recommend me some podcasts. I can't listen to how to this get made all day. And you come out

and go, 80s all over is one of eight that are great. We see that and we appreciate it

every time. Thank you. It really does help guys. In fact, one of you came up with the loose idea

for today's episode. We're still fine tuning it. You're going to hear some of that here on the air,

but we liked it enough that we wanted to take it and run with it today. And it all came about

because of the conversation we had in the

December 1982 episode about the film Kiss Me Goodbye with James Conn, Sally Field, and Jeff Bridges,

in which I asserted that it may be the single most punchable performance that we've watched so

far. I really do find James Con almost unwatchably offensive in that film.

It's bad.

Yeah, he is, and it's weird because you could see what they're going for.

Like he said, they want him to be like a Han Solo type rascal.

And, you know, and it just, that's not what, that's not what he does.

Drew came up with the, he said, let's let's each come up with a list of, I think his phrase was

punchable dicks.

And he said, come up with a list of punchable dicks.

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