Rental Car XVII

Doug Loves Movies

Misfit Toys

Comedy, Tv & Film, Dlm

4.8 • 7.6K Ratings

🗓️ 15 September 2012

⏱️ 22 minutes

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On a quick drive to the airport, Graham and Doug discuss The Godfather and play a clip of the Leonard Maltin Game from their stand-up show in Kansas City.

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, my name is Doug and I love movies.
0:22.1	This is Doug loves movies coming to you from a rental car.
0:26.6	Doug, this is a Toyota RAV4 which is a fine automobile.
0:30.6	I own a later model one of these.
0:33.6	They're good.
0:34.6	They're good preserving.
0:36.6	Hit it.
0:37.6	We're driving to the Kansas City Airport on Friday, September 14th, 2 Oceans 12.
0:42.6	Since last I spoke and you listened, Graham and I flew to Kansas City on Wednesday.
0:48.6	And that night we saw Christina Perry and Jason Maraz in concert at the Starlight Theatre.
0:53.6	That was great.
0:55.6	And I won't give up.
1:00.6	I don't know what to do.
1:02.6	Words I can't think of because I'm tired.
1:04.6	That's my guest and driver of the car, Graham Elwood.
1:08.6	Thanks to Steve Kazee from the Broadway Smash once for hooking me up with tickets.
1:15.6	And thanks again to Twitter for making crazy connections happen.
1:20.6	Like I'm friends at Christina Perry tweeted about, oh so fun hanging out with Doug and Graham.
1:26.6	It's just like other band members or like.
1:28.6	Yeah, she's like, I had a great time with those fuck nuts.
1:31.6	Those kind of worst assholes.
1:33.6	Wouldn't that be funny if her tweets were all gutter mouthy?
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