Well, the story break the writer's room podcast where three Hollywood professionals have

an hour to turn a humble idea into a pitch for an awesome movie.

My name is Freddie Wong, and I'm ready to roll the bones today.

I'm Will Kippos, banana monkey fart, so random, this is random episode, we're doing

one more random one.

My name is Matt Arnold, or you could call me Lawrence Cofflin, or maybe business for

Britain.

Maybe Germany at the 2010 Olympics, who knows what you're going to call me, Matt, you're

burning through them.

Oh God.

Those are our burgers.

As we approach the end of our run, we felt it was very important to revisit one of

the our favorite things to do, which is hit that random button on Wikipedia and try

and cobble together a movie based on what Wikipedia throws at us.

That's right.

One last Wikipedia roulette for the road.

Here's the deal.

After we end the podcast, there's a good chance I'm going to get the joy again of taking

a stupid IP for a fucking cereal and having to try to figure out a movie about it, except

it's going to be for keeps this time.

One thing I can guarantee we're almost never likely to come up again outside the context

of story break is mashing a random button and having to turn a Wikipedia article about

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