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We gave everybody a homework assignment, and this is in honor of one week ago today.

We lost the late, the great, the Chuck Norris.

And a movie that influenced 11-year-old Corby quite a bit was a movie called Silent Rage,

which was early on in the Chuck Norris portfolio.

Which I'd like to say, I don't believe I had ever heard of it until now.

It did very well at the box office for this type of film back in the day.

And for those who don't remember, I don't know who you pay attention to.

Probably it's just rotten tomatoes or word of mouth.

But back in the day, I think each and every one of us trusted one source for film.

And that was Siskel and Ebert.

They were two writers from the Chicago Sun-Times.

Did you guys watch this show?

Well, one was from the Tribune and one was from the Sun Times.

Yes, yes. I forget which was which. They were competitors. That's right. But they did a 30-minute

show. They reviewed movies every single week. And I mean, it could make or break a movie.

100%. Definitely watched it. I mean, I was heavily influenced by those guys. Somehow, those two old dudes got kids

to watch them. Yeah. Oh yeah. That's a success story, right? Absolutely. Or was there just nothing else on?

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