In a world where every conversation is about what movie or TV show you've just seen, this is never seen it.

Comedians rewriting famous movies and TV shows they've never seen.

Hey everybody, this has never seen it. I'm your host, Kyle Ayers. This is the podcast where comedians rewrite famous movies and TV shows they've never seen before, and we read those scripts. Today, joining us once again, Sam Wiles is back. Sam has never seen Annie Hall, but he rewrote it, and we read his script. This episode is Wild. It is so much fun. I i love having sam on he's been on a few times

before rewriting her rewriting joker two and now he is rewriting what he figures any hall probably is

you're going to love this script it comes with all of the baggage we assume discussing woody allen

in any capacity probably comes with uh but thank you so much for being here go find sam at sam wiles s

on instagram w i l-es s as well as vote sam wiles on tic-tok he has a new set out on only

fans tv which you may remember i did one of those sets last year it's so much fun so you're gonna love

sam go check a set out so funny go find him wherever uh thank you to everyone who came out to my show in San Francisco. I think we may have sold out the Lost Church, which is so much fun. And thank you to everyone who came out in Los Angeles as well. Y'all are the best. If you want an extended version of this episode, we got bonus dad game. We got some more bonus stuff kind of extended in that one, as well as ad free

on the Patreon. It's just three bucks a month, patreon.com slash never seen it. But yeah, this one is

the best. You're going to love it. Thank you for being here. Hope you enjoy it. Sam Wiles has never

seen Annie Hall. So Sam, you've never seen Annie Hall.

What do you know about Annie Hall?

It's usually a question where I figure I don't know the answer.

But for this time, I feel like I probably know.

What are you bringing into your

Annie Hall knowledge? Um, you know, my feelings about Woody Allen will probably, I'll let the script

speak for itself. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. So, so great writer, but very great actor. So it's tough to

know exactly how you feel about the man. Um, I have, I've, I've, I've only seen one Woody Allen movie ever. It's Broadway Danny Rose and I do like that movie. But I did watch the trailer for Annie Hawks. I wanted like something to go off of. And boy, is there not a lot to go off of it. It is simultaneously a movie that's impossible to describe and old trailers are hilariously. Yeah. They used to not tell you everything that happens in the movie. It made me be like, oh, we're better at trailers now. This sucks. Snipits of some of the most annoying things I've ever heard. I don't want to give too much away. Okay, great. Have either, have you seen Annie Hall? Yes. Also, yes. Great. I don't remember anything if that helps. It does. Yeah. I saw it in college and got, I have an Annie Hall poster that I think I got a garage sale in Columbia in like right around when I saw the movie or whatever before I knew anything about Woody Allen I was like

You can make a movie where second thing to learn though

Yeah, it did come up very quickly

I was just too old to find that out and you

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