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This week in RetroNots, Yippee-ki-ay, Motherfucker.

Welcome to RetroNots. I am Jeremy Parrish, recording remotely from North Carolina with

the usual madman over there. I am the John McClane to this podcast and downstairs on the floor

of the Nakatomi Building Plaza. We have, hey, it's Bob Mackie, I am the Mr. Falcon of this podcast.

You're not the original Val Johnson? I wish I could be as cool as him, but in case you're wondering,

that was what they dubbed Motherfucker with in the TV version. Yippee-ki-ay, Mr. Falcon.

With a guy that sounds nothing like Bruce Willis. Hey, it's Henry Gilbert and these Twinkies are

for my wife. Yes, we are talking about Diehard, the story of Officer Diehard running around inside

a Japanese building in Los Angeles trying to stop British terrorists to sound German,

pretending to be American. It's very confusing. It's extremely international and it is also,

I think the third in this kind of informal series that Bob and Henry and I have going,

we're talking about games that are, sorry, films that inspired video games in the late 80s,

but also redefined how violence was presented on screen in movies and really changed the baseline

of what was acceptable in Hollywood in terms of mainstream violence and not so much with

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