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Well, here we are again, the Von Hesler Doctrine without the man whose name is on the marquee.

Eric von Hesler, home today, but we'll be back tomorrow, a little bit ill.

On the recovering side, is he not?

Jared Yamamoto is here.

Autumn Fisher is here, I believe.

I don't see her. Hello. Hello. I heard her. And, of course, George Clark, who I always want to call George Glass, because he's the man behind the glass. It's easy to get that confused. He looks like a George Glass. The man behind the George. The man behind it. You know, George Glass, of course, was, what's the middle child?

Jan's boyfriend, imaginary boyfriend on the Brady Bunch. Oh, okay. Well, Jan is my imaginary girlfriend. There you go. You don't want to date Jan Brady. George. George Glass. Marcia, Marcia. Hello, everybody. I'm a little tired. It was a lot more tired than I thought it was going to be like two hours ago. I was like, yeah, let's go. And then about, I don't know, a half hour ago, I'm like, oh, and I take a Shelley Winter nap. I was up late. I finished watching Frankenstein on Netflix. Oh. Good. So what overall yesterday, you were talking about how you liked most of the first half? Uh-huh. How did you feel the end? I felt the second half was good. I thought that a little bit of the creature's story was dragged a little bit. But I did like seeing the cast. I mean, the guy who played Filch from Harry Potter was the blind guy. Yeah, you don't have any friends or family come sitting next to me. Also from Game of Thrones? That's right. Walter Frey. Walter Frey, who killed everyone in the Red Wedding. You did a good. That's a great job. Oh, anytime I watch game, anytime I see him him anything i spend the next week doing his voice

so let's coming up on the show today on the von esliddoction i will be talking about killing all

of the members of the stark family at river crossing go back to your house harry he's a good actor though yeah uh but all in all

it was it was really good i love the color i liked the cg i didn't bother me i mean you see so

much of it now and most of it's garbage but it didn't bother me yeah i i my takeaway from from

watching it is at times and it sounds like you were kind of going there a little bit,

where during the creature's story, it's just a little bit long, and you're like, what Guillermo del Toro is trying to show you is he's trying to show you how much of a struggle it is, how he felt as a kid and then a teenager and then becoming an adult, you know, creature. Like, and you're like, okay, I get it. I get it.

You know, like, it kind of drags a little bit there.

But overall, it's not a bad movie. Come over here and sit next to me, who horrible creature? Oh, you're hurt. You have scars. Were you a soldier? Who goes there? Who goes there? Please tell me I can't see. Yeah, it was quite enjoyable. And, you know, what's this, like the third Frankenstein movie? There was one made, I think, was it in the 90s with De Niro? Oh, yeah. Wasn't there? I don't know. I don't remember. George, can you look that up? That sounds like something.

I want to say that Robert De Niro was in a Frankenstein movie.

Yeah, I'm a monster.

1994, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.

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