Paul Scheer on Talk Is Jericho - EP264

Talk Is Jericho

Chris Jericho

Tv & Film, Sports, Wrestling

4.8 • 9.4K Ratings

🗓️ 13 July 2016

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Summary

Actor/comedian, pop culture aficionado, and podcast host Paul Scheer joins TIJ to talk truly bad movies (aka "How Did This Get Made"), VH-1's "I Love The 80s" (and 90s), auditioning for SNL (and the stupid thing he said to Lorne Michaels), the Star Wars franchise, Indiana Jones, his love of Arsenio Hall, and his crazy obsession with "Diff'rent Strokes" and Gary Coleman.

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0:00.0	TALKY'S JERICAL BEAMING TALKY'S JERICAL
0:07.0	TALKY'S JERICAL MAMA TALKY'S BEAM
0:13.0	Alright, welcome to TALKY'S JERICAL
0:15.0	It's the part of Thunder and Rock n' Roll and today
0:17.0	The hilarious Paul Sheer is gonna be here
0:20.0	Actor, comedian, my buddy from I Love the 80s, 90s
0:24.0	Those pop culture shows on VH1
0:26.0	He's also the host of one of the best podcasts out there
0:29.0	How did this get made? It's a podcast
0:32.0	Talking about really bad movies
0:34.0	How did they get made?
0:35.0	We're gonna give you a real behind the scenes look
0:38.0	And what it's like to make this podcast
0:39.0	It was like to film the VH1 I Love the 80s specials
0:42.0	You'll be surprised, you'll laugh, you'll cry
0:44.0	You'll be hilariously entertained
0:46.0	Paul's obviously big in a pop culture
0:48.0	Podcasts all about bad movies
0:50.0	So of course we're gonna go there
0:51.0	Lots of good stuff on back to the future
0:53.0	The Star Wars franchise
0:55.0	Indiana Jones, James Bond and the Marvel movies
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