The Terminator with Rachel Sanders

Blank Check with Griffin & David

Blank Check Productions / Talkhouse

Tv & Film, Society & Culture, Comedy, Film Reviews

4.6 • 6.1K Ratings

🗓️ 25 September 2016

⏱️ 118 minutes

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Summary

Rachel Sanders (Buzzfeed) joins Griffin and David to discuss James Cameron’s 1984 game changing action sci-fi, The Terminator. But why did this movie become a model for major studios for the next 30+ years? How has the special effects aged? What happened to Pugsley the iguana and did he continue to work in Hollywood? Together they examine the outstanding performances of Hamilton, Schwarzenegger and Biehn, the weird sex scene, Cameron’s many marriages and O.J. Simpson rumored as a potential Terminator.

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0:00.0	What day is it?
0:21.8	The day?
0:22.8	12th May, Thursday.
0:25.6	What podcast?
0:26.6	1984.
0:27.6	Oh cool.
0:28.6	Oh cool.
0:29.6	Hey everybody, my name is Griffin.
0:30.6	I was awful.
0:31.6	You want to try the other one?
0:32.6	No, no, no, it's good.
0:33.6	I don't want to try the other one.
0:34.6	I'm going to try the other one.
0:35.6	Oh no, no.
0:36.6	What's the other one?
0:37.6	I'm pulling it up.
0:40.6	Why don't you start.
0:41.6	The hardest thing is deciding what I should tell you and what not to.
0:45.6	No, no, that's terrible.
0:46.6	I guess I've got a while yet before you're old enough to even understand the tapes.
0:49.6	They're more for me at this point, just so I can get it straight.
0:52.6	Try to tell you about your father.
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