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Welcome to Rathatopia. A happy home for recommended movies, shows and music from two people you can definitely trust.

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And now, if you are your host, Aaron Dicer and Jeremy Scott.

How big is this horse? 15 hands.

What is that in fingers? I'm just kidding. Give me this horse.

That horse is booked.

Tell the guy. Give me this horse. Tell the guy. I'll give him an associate producer credit.

Hello, he's warning everybody. He's ready for you.

Welcome to Rathatopia episode 81. I am Jeremy Scott and I'm Aaron Dicer.

And today's big recommend is going to be the 2000 comedy state and main, which is nice and light refreshing and moving a little bit away from the moory brooding fair of the past several weeks, months, even.

Before we get into the big recommend, Aaron, did you bring any small recommends to this week's episode?

It's no big deal. It's so small and light. It's small. It's tiny. It's petite. It's weak.

I did. Let's start off in the television world. Billions final season has begun on showtime.

I believe it is the longest running show on on showtime right now.

And I think we're heading through season seven of this show.

What is what is consistently amazing about this show and it's done by Brian Coppelman who you may know is the writer behind.

The poker movie that I can't think of all of them.

No, no, not that one rounders. Yes, that's the one. That would be blackjack for 21.

I'm sorry. Any house. Yes. Coppelman is here and you get that same sense of his style of writing, how direct it is, how.

There's a lot of momentum to it. And I really enjoy it. It's kind of sorkin-esque in a way.

He reminds me a little bit about with sorkin with how he has his character say things that normal human beings probably couldn't come up with in the minute.

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