Hey listeners, just a heads up at the beginning of this episode. This is a trigger warning for sexual assault.

How about, how about, uh, we do a faan, a hundred and ten-

Oh, it's like, it's a cross-a hundred and ten-street. I had no idea!

Until the subtitles of watching Jackie Roblin

A cross-a hundred and ten-street! That is the only lie-mein-

Oh, I know I'm such a good song!

Every time I forget watching Jackie Brown, a cross-a hundred dead street has been stuck

in my head for days. Welcome, welcome, welcome. Are we talking about

black-splitation cinemas? First female action hero!

Yes, we are welcome to the episode on Pam Grieh!

We're here! We're here! We're here!

Man, she had a rough go of it. She has, she, there, um, there are reasons behind

how amazing of an actress as well as how angry of a person she was.

And you know what, she did it well through the black-splitation years,

as well as afterwards, and she brought her amazing performances to many different-

Not only black-splitation, but sex-splitation films as well.

Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, and you know what, she looked great while doing

it, and unfortunately it came from drama!

And we will deal with that, but first let's gush about this amazing female action hero!

You know, I don't think I really, yeah, I never really went through my like black-splitation

70-cinema phase, I think, so I think it was something more that I learned about academically

in like a film class in college, more than anything else, but I sure as hell,

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