Hello and welcome to another bonus episode of Kill James Bond.

I'm November Kelly, joined as always by my friends Abigail and Devon. Hello and welcome to another bonus episode of Kill James Bond.

I'm November Kelly, joined as always by my friends Abigail and Devon.

Hello.

What's up?

I should have done like another religion themed bit there, you know, Cardinal, Cardinal November, joined as always by Abigail Cardinal Thorne.

What did Catholics say?

Like, peace be upon you?

What's the Catholic? And with your spirit. Catholics say a lot of things, I think. Blessings, listeners? Yeah, sure. Blessings, yeah, upon all of you. And we're dearly beloved. We're gathered here today to record a bonus episode of Kill James Bond that's still in... Oh, that's what it is? It's Enormony, what is it? Padre, Philly, it's Spilitar sancti, podcasty commensium. Bisnilla. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Sure. Not too. Yeah, expelliarmus, etc. Opposite of expelliarmus. We want them to listen to the thing.

So it's still religion season.

It's still God season.

And it's Abby's turn.

And Abby, you have picked a beautiful movie for us.

What have you picked for us?

It's called The Mission.

It came out in 1996 stars Jeremy Irons and Robert De Niro as Jesuits in South America. So once again, we're doing like a Jesuit, a Jesuit buddy cop movie. Not surprising. The kind of Jedi is the thing. Yeah. Yeah, this is what the Jesuits were up to. This is kind of a rogue choice. It's not something I would normally have encountered, except that my AS-level history teacher was a bit of a movie buff.

Hmm. were up to. This is kind of a rogue choice. It's not something I would normally have encountered, except that my AS level history teacher was a bit of a movie buff. So he showed us this. We never studied the Jesuit or South America or this time period. But Jack, shout out to Mr. Greenhulls for showing us this. And also Mississippi Burning, which is a bang of film he showed us when we were studying the American civil rights here. You're a teacher. You can just do whatever you want. I think that's true. This was just one day he didn't want to teach, so he's just like, fuck it, I'll show them the mission, brackets, 1986. So there we go. Yeah, two hours, bam, that's two periods. Done. Easy. Don't have to think about it. And they've given the kids an episode for their podcast in a few years. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm still thinking about the Jesuit thing as well because like if you tried to do it for like non-Jesuit religious orders, that's a different kind of movie. Like if you tried to make the Dominican movie, no one wants to watch two hours of like a guy yelling at you, right? What flavor was in the name of the rose?

That wasn't Jesuits.

That was a different program.

That was Franciscans.

It's Franciscans being the kind of like sandal, hippie bird perching on fingertip kind of

being turned to a detective novel.

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