"Queenpin" (with Alan Yang & Betty Gilpin)

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4.6 • 10K Ratings

🗓️ 1 April 2020

⏱️ 94 minutes

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In this week's Keep It: Home Edition, Ira, Aida, and Louis discuss how hot young Dennis Quaid was, Tippi Hendrin's acting, the never ending madness of Tiger King. Betty Gilpin joins to discuss being a gay icon, acting, and Tennessee Williams. Alan Yang joins to discuss Mandopop, Joan Chen, and his feature film debut Tigertail. Plus, in our first Hot Takes segment Aida defends choosing Solange over Beyonce (if she had to).

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0:00.0	And we're back with an all new episode of Keep It Home Edition.
0:16.0	Extreme Home Edition.
0:19.0	Extreme Home Edition.
0:21.0	Extreme Home Isolation now.
0:24.0	Wow.
0:25.0	Well, how's everyone's week been?
0:27.0	What have we been consuming?
0:29.0	I still am on this track to watch every 1971 to 1979 movie I've not seen.
0:34.0	Of course I are.
0:35.0	I'm shocked that there are more.
0:37.0	Of course.
0:38.0	I just wanted to draw attention to one in particular.
0:40.0	I had never seen the movie Breaking Away.
0:42.0	It's like a coming of age movie about kids in Indiana and it culminates in this big bicycle race.
0:48.0	Yes.
0:49.0	I've seen this movie.
0:50.0	We had to watch it freshman year at my Jesuit high school on our first retreat where we all slept over.
0:58.0	In the school, which in retrospect is probably not a thing we should be doing.
1:05.0	Given the allegations that have come out from our school later.
1:10.0	But we all stayed overnight and watched Breaking Away.
1:15.0	And I guess that was a movie that they felt what like teach us to become like young men in this world.
1:21.0	Well, let me tell you something.
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