And we're back with an all-new episode of Keep It. I'm Iron Madness in the third.

I'm Louis Fertel and I as of this taping and up on the hottest show on television. And do you know what that is?

Mmm, let me guess. Something old.

You are correct. It is sysk-galan-ebert. Guys, I don't know how this happened to me.

I think literally on Twitter, now more so than even like a year ago, people just say things like,

I miss ebert now more than ever. And I love Roger Ebert. Like, I love reading his old reviews.

If I'm watching something that's from 2012 or before, I always look up what he says, which is crazy.

Because it means I care about a straight man's opinion, which constitutionally is not my thing.

I weirdly do the same. And I don't know what it is. I mean, shout out to him for being immortal in that way.

But any old movie that I watched that I haven't seen before, I'm always like, well, what did Ebert say about it?

This is what I've been thinking about. What is the thing that I have to know about his opinion when I watch anything?

It's like, I don't know. It's like he's weirdly not judgemental at all or has nothing to prove.

And it's just coming in with a very casual understanding of characters that feels very opening and welcoming.

And also, it's very strange to just watch him, first of all, debate with sysk-galan-ebert.

Because or debate with gene sysk-galan-ebert. Because you forget that straight men can be bitches.

Oh my god. These cats go at it.

But it's interesting because when you watch them debate and I've been obsessed with watching their best ofves every year,

they literally did a 10 best of the year episode in movies, going from the 70s on through till gene's death in the late 90s.

And it's something like, it's the combination of Roger Ebert's fair, but kind of poetically sympathetic point of view.

And then gene sysk-galan-ebert, who's point of view, I care about less.

But he writes about movies like a reporter.

He's like at the, it's like at a courthouse meeting, he's taking minutes of the movie and telling you exactly what happened

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