The Flop House: Episode #52 - Dragonball: Evolution

The Flop House

Dan McCoy

Movies, Bad, Badmovies, Dan Mccoy, Elliott Kalan, Film, Review, Bad Movies, Arts, Stuart Wellington, Tv & Film, Humor, Comedy

4.7 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 10 January 2010

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

0:00 - 0:36 - Introductions and Theme0:37 - 3:47 - We introduce our guest co-host, Nigel Wood.3:48 - 29:50 - We discuss 90 minutes of bright colors, loud noises, and disconnected action, in a DVD mislabeled "Dragonball: Evolution."29:51 - 33:23 - Final Judgments33:24 - 34:30 - Station identification34:31 - 41:46 - The sad bastards recommend.45:47 - 45:02 - Goodbyes, theme, and outtakes.

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0:00.0	In this episode we discuss Dragon Ball Evolution, the movie that inspired Ben Stein to make his
0:06.8	hit film Dragon Ball Intelligent Design.
0:36.8	Hey everyone and welcome to the flop house I'm Dan McCoy.
0:39.8	I'm Stuart Wellington.
0:41.8	And I'm Nigel Wood, tonight's guest guest host.
0:45.8	Wow, he did like our job for him Stuart.
0:49.8	He introduced himself as a guest.
0:53.8	You might, you know, that's not Stuart affecting an English accent.
0:57.8	That's actually another person.
0:59.8	It sounds like you like my Daniel Craig accent.
1:02.8	Hello, hello, apples and pears.
1:05.8	Sure.
1:06.8	Man, I'm getting home six just.
1:08.8	I know I'll try.
1:09.8	Yeah, Daniel Craig, of course, talks entirely and cuck me rhyming sling.
1:13.8	Which I would try to affect, but I'm not smart or funny enough to do that.
1:18.8	So I did think you were Daniel Craig when he was in the door.
1:22.8	I know, right?
1:23.8	Yeah.
1:24.8	It's because I had my shirt off.
1:25.8	Totally ripped.
1:26.8	Yeah, shredded up.
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