Welcome back to another debulgatory episode of Talking Lamar.

This time, I'm telling you everything about the Ghostbuster movies you just might not know.

And I ain't afraid of no ghost.

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What are you talking about?

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I am talking to you.

That's just what I was talking about.

It's Talking Lamar. I don't know if everybody knows. about what are you talking about i am talking to you that's just what i was talking about it's talking

lamar i don't know if everybody knows a little or all these things about the original ghostbusters

what a great groundbreaking tremendous movie it was when it came out i know y'all remember

what it was like when the first one came out. It was

unbelievable. Oh, yeah. It was different than anything else because it combined sort of science

fiction special effects with comedy and that hadn't been done before. And you had some really,

really great comedians doing. Oh, yeah. It was just what a, what a star cast. It was.

But Dan Ancroyd actually conceived the concept for Ghostbusters. Dan Ancourt had this big

fascination with ghost on and off the screen. He is known for spending a lot of his spare time

investigating the paranormal and other unexplained phenomena.

And he was just very interested in things that go bump in the night.

And ultimately, it was his interest in the supernatural that spawned the concept of Ghostbusters.

He conceived the ghost hunting comedy while reading a para, how'd I say it, parapsychology,

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