Showgirls with Caroline Framke

Blank Check with Griffin & David

Blank Check Productions / Talkhouse

Tv & Film, Society & Culture, Comedy, Film Reviews

4.6 • 6.1K Ratings

🗓️ 12 February 2018

⏱️ 133 minutes

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Summary

Caroline Framke (Vox) joins Griffin and David to discuss 1995’s iconic erotic drama Showgirls. But was screenwriter Eszterhas’ original pitch scribbled on a cocktail napkin? Is this film a parable for Hollywood? Where is the character Nomi from? Together they examine Caroline’s experience seeing this movie for the first time at a screening in a Hollywood cemetery with Elizabeth Berkley, really aggressive dry humping and different places! This episode is sponsored by Blue Apron.

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0:00.0	Right Jack with Griffin and David
0:05.0	Right Jack with Griffin and David
0:09.0	Don't know what to say or do I expect
0:13.0	All you need to know is that the name of the show is my Jack
0:20.0	Where are you from?
0:22.0	Different podcasts
0:25.0	Okay, that was very quiet
0:27.0	That's not who...
0:28.0	I think she's quiet
0:30.0	No she gets loud
0:32.0	Different podcasts
0:34.0	Different points where she's asked that
0:36.0	I thought you were doing David don't yell the mic
0:38.0	Hey Ben, blowing up
0:40.0	Sorry
0:41.0	Please, Ben check the level
0:43.0	What's your social security number?
0:44.0	I thought you were doing that one
0:46.0	And that one she's pretty muted
0:47.0	Different places
0:48.0	No and that one she says she's from New York
0:50.0	Oh you're right
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