Today we are cancelling the apocalypse.

I gotta get up at 5 o'clock in the morning and sparkle,

me at least sparkle.

I know what some of your big city no bra wear and hairy-legged women livers might say.

All right, all right, all right. Welcome to Maximum Film. This is episode

2003. We are going to be talking about Space Jam, a new legacy, and somehow

curiously, if you W want away is not here to discuss it with us.

Thankfully I have two stellar gentlemen who are up to the task I am sure and so I will bring them to you now

Alano de Raldi what is good.

Oh I'll tell you Andrea what's good of course is that Ted Lasso's

season two is dropping today or starting today rather because you know they they make you wait for him over at Apple TV.

But I what I really

it's maybe it's antithesis vibe-wise in that the lead character is

completely lacking in self-esteem and is a schemer and very

as negative as Ted is positive and that would be physical

starring the great Rose Byrne in a 1980s set tale of a very unhappy woman who finds some level of fulfillment in aerobics but not so much

fulfillment that sure her life isn't a complete catastrophe dragging down

everyone around her in the vortex. It is sharp and

sharp and funny and also like her inner monologue is so ruthless and unsparing and self-defeating that it's just like it's you'll you'll get your

Kagels in and her husband is played by Rory Scarlvelle is such a early 80s like sexist you know

grossness that if you ever wanted to explain to somebody what a what a micro-aggression

is just watch what this guy does and

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