Titanic with Emily Yoshida and Katey Rich - Part Two

Blank Check with Griffin & David

Blank Check Productions / Talkhouse

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

4.6 • 6.1K Ratings

🗓️ 12 November 2016

⏱️ 120 minutes

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Summary

Griffin and David continue their discussion of Titanic with Emily Yoshida (Spin Magazine) and Katey Rich (Vanity Fair). But are Cameron’s drawings basic? Why is Neil deGrasse Tyson such a star bummer? Could a car really get THAT steamy? Together, they examine Paul Rudd as Jack, the STDs of 1912, CD-rom game Titanic: Adventure Out of Time and theorize why this is a mall movie.

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0:00.0	But this ship can't sink.
0:22.8	She's made a podcast, sir.
0:24.6	I assure you, she can.
0:26.1	Glad that we got the baby in the room tone there.
0:28.1	And she will.
0:29.1	And she will.
0:30.1	All right, guys, part two of Titanic.
0:32.8	We're going to jump right into it.
0:34.1	Potanic, blank check, Griffin and David, the two friends, podnator, judgment cast,
0:38.6	filmography, baby, producer Ben.
0:41.8	Glad that everyone, I'm glad for anyone who this is their first episode of the podcast.
0:47.9	I can't think of a better entry to our world in this episode.
0:52.1	All right, so we're talking Titanic.
0:53.7	We took a break.
0:54.7	We're back in the studio.
0:55.7	Wait some pizza.
0:57.0	We got a, we got a fussy baby in the studio.
0:59.0	Yeah, the third guest is, he's rejecting Titanic.
1:01.6	Guest three.
1:02.6	Yes.
1:03.6	He's selfishly asked guest two to leave with it.
1:05.9	We just got so upset when he started thinking about all the live slots.
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