01-02-26 - Eugene Levy - American Reunion Call In April 2012 - James Cameron - Avatar Call in Aug 2009 - BO

Summary

Episode Overview

This episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness features classic call-ins from two major guests: legendary comedian/actor Eugene Levy (April 2012, promoting "American Reunion") and director James Cameron (August 2009, discussing "Avatar"). Host John Holmberg and his team (Brady Bogen, Bret Vesely, and Dick Toledo) dive into deep-cut comedy, behind-the-scenes movie anecdotes, and playful banter. The mood is irreverent, rapid-fire, and packed with pop culture references only true fans (and the guests themselves) would fully catch.

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Key Segments & Timestamps

• [01:07] Eugene Levy Joins the Show
• [10:36] James Cameron Call-in
• [16:44] Post-Guest Banter & Reflections

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Eugene Levy on SCTV, Comedy, and “American Reunion” ([01:07]–[09:19])

Deep-Dive into SCTV Memories and Characters

• Holmberg launches straight into fandom, asking Levy about his obscure SCTV character, the under-energetic salesman:

  • "You did a character I can never find on YouTube...His arms never matched his excitement." ([01:36])
  • Levy confirms: "Yes. Phil's Nails... It was one of the oddest, toughest things I think I've ever done." ([01:52])
  • Memorable quote: "Doing an entire pitch and having your body language not remotely match what you're actually saying." (Eugene Levy, [02:16])

• They reminisce about other SCTV characters and Andrea Martin’s iconic Edith Prickley.

  • “We only have seven or eight minutes with Eugene, and it’s like the hot girl in the closet in junior high—you have so many questions.” (Holmberg, [03:21])

Tales from the Set: “Splash” and Daryl Hannah

• Holmberg needles Levy about his famous water-throwing scene with Daryl Hannah:
  • “I was always mad about is you didn't aim the bucket higher at Daryl Hannah when you threw the water on her in Splash. We needed the hair to be moved.” ([03:39])
  • Levy: “Wow. I had a big crush on Daryl Hannah... Yeah, but you weren’t standing as close to her as I was." ([03:47]–[03:56])
  • “She spent an entire day in that tank... and it’s not like she could get out and go to the bathroom, right?” ([04:19])

Levy’s Favorites and the Christopher Guest Process

• Levy names his favorite films: “A Mighty Wind,” “Waiting for Guffman,” and the first “American Pie”. ([04:44])

• Discusses the writing style on Guest’s films:

  • “We wrote a very detailed outline...We just didn’t tell people how to say them...They were improvised movies with a lot of [material] provided in the script.” ([05:06])

• The origin of his two-left-feet character in "Best in Show":

  • “I said...this guy’s kind of clumsy. He’s got two left feet. And we both…looked up at each other.” ([05:42])
  • Debated if it was too ridiculous, but agreed, "It was such a funny concept." ([06:16])

On “American Pie” and Hollywood Craziness

• On the return for "American Reunion" and past cast troubles:

  • "There were a couple of cast members who...were having, you know, I guess, a little bit of a problem. When kids...taste success...if they have nobody to kind of keep them in line, it's very easy to kind of...fall by the wayside." ([06:43])
  • “But the good news is everybody is back...in absolutely tip top form.” ([07:17])

• Jokes about his own ability to avoid tabloids:

  • “I've gone off the deep end...in a way that even the tabloids can’t write about...This is too much. Nobody will believe it.” ([07:34])

Plot and Appeal of “American Reunion”

• “It is really...the funniest of them all. The premise is simple, but it’s brilliant. It’s a high school reunion…current relationships hooking up with past relationships...all kinds of inherent conflict.” ([08:08])
• Highlight: “Jim’s dad got to hook up with Stifler’s mom…That is really brilliant." ([09:01])

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James Cameron on “Avatar” and Titanic ([10:36]–[16:44])

On “Avatar”: Creativity, Technology, and Story

• Cameron describes years of effort: "I’ve been in a bunker...for, in my case, the last four years" ([11:20])

• Holmberg shares skepticism of fantasy genres, but finds the "Avatar" trailer appealing even for non-gamers ([11:37])

• Cameron details what makes "Avatar" different:

  • “They’re not really dragons. They’re called banshees...It’s like the Swiss Family IMAX 3D.” ([12:05])

• Explains the Avatar program's core concept:

  • "It's not like a Matrix kind of thing...Jake...gets to run and live and breathe as an avatar...eventually even falls in love and integrates into the indigenous culture." ([12:39])

• Details the massive worldbuilding required:

  • “We had to create the land, a whole kind of human society of the future...and then the entire Na’Vi culture: their language, dress code, ceremonies.” ([13:57])

Pop-Culture & Irreverent Questions

• Holmberg cheekily asks about “Avatar sex”:

  • “Is there Avatar sex?” ([13:25])
  • Cameron: “We dissolve very demurely at the appropriate moment.”
  • “Well, there might be the occasional Avatar nipple.” ([13:39])

• Pokes fun at stoner stereotypes:

  • “Are you addicted to pot? Is it a problem in your life?” ([13:51])
  • Cameron: “I don’t have time for addictions other than my moviemaking addiction.” ([13:54])

“Titanic” Redux Suggestions

• Holmberg suggests a special “Titanic” cut, “just the boat crash” for guys:

  • “Release man Titanic, where it’s just the boat crash...maybe put the part in that you’re actually doing the sketching.” ([15:13])

• Cameron banters back: “Okay, and then I’ll talk to Fox about that…It’ll just be an hour long and just the highlights.”

• Jokes about calling it “Gytanic”—the male ‘greatest hits’ version ([15:33]–[15:36])

• “And some naked outtakes of Kate [Winslet].” (James Cameron, [15:36])

• Holmberg: “Because there’s a lot of pressure you put on...I want you to come clean and admit that you did cry when you saw the film.” ([16:00])

• “I got misty. The only time I did get kind of choked up in Titanic was when you killed all those Irish.” ([16:04])

Release Details & Closing

• Avatar opening announced: “It comes out December 18th, but you can see 16 minutes today if you’re quick—IMAX 3D.” ([16:20])
• Cameron ends with friendly banter: “It’s been awesome.” ([16:44])

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Post-Interview Banter & Standout Moments ([16:44]–[18:38])

• The team joke about how short the interviews are, wishing they had more time with each guest ([16:46]–[17:42])
• Quips about “Gytanic,” Kate Winslet outtakes, and the “Eiffel Tower” scene, pushing the episode’s irreverent tone to the edge ([18:01]–[18:39])

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Notable Quotes

• Eugene Levy ([02:16]):
  “Doing an entire pitch and having your body language not remotely match what you're actually saying.”

• James Cameron ([12:39]):
  “You, as an avatar, your…enters an actual body, a biological body…our guy Jake, who’s confined to a wheelchair, thinks this is a pretty good deal because he gets to run and live and breathe as an avatar…”

• John Holmberg ([15:36]):
  “It’s Titanic SportsCenter!”
  (On producing a ‘guys-only’ version of Titanic with just the shipwreck and ‘highlights’)

• James Cameron ([13:54]):
  “I don’t have time for addictions other than my movie making addiction.”

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Episode Summary

Throughout the episode, the HMS team use irreverent humor and rapid, pop-culture-laden questions to bring out playful sides of Hollywood icons. Levy shares deep-cut SCTV lore, explains the Christopher Guest improv process, and relishes the awkward brilliance of his characters. His stories from “Splash” and excitement for “American Reunion” mix nostalgia with laughs. Transitioning to James Cameron, the hosts poke fun at the high concepts of "Avatar" and stir up hilarious hypotheticals about “Titanic”—with Cameron rolling right along.

If you appreciate offbeat, unscripted radio banter and behind-the-scenes movie stories, this episode is a fast, funny ride.

Transcript

[John Holmberg]

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[James Cameron]

Do not listen to this while driving.

[John Holmberg]

Or when full alertness is needed. The rest of homework's morning sickness. This is the Big Red Radio. Eugene Levy is online. He's Canadian, but we'll allow him on the show anyway. Are you there, sir?

[Eugene Levy]

Yes, I am there. Good morning to you, wherever there is. Good morning. How are you guys doing?

[John Holmberg]

We're doing well. You're in Phoenix right now. Just to let you know, it's beautiful. You're having a great time.

[Eugene Levy]

Fabulous.

[John Holmberg]

Wonderful.

[Eugene Levy]

I love. I love being in the desert.

[John Holmberg]

I have to ask you something right away. As a huge SCTV fan growing up, you did a character I can Never Find on YouTube and I need the name of it. He was the salesman who did the pitches, but his arms never matched his excitement for what he was selling.

[Eugene Levy]

Yes. Phil's nails.

[John Holmberg]

Is that right? Or are you just messing with me? You're gonna send me in some sort of weird corn Google search?

[Eugene Levy]

His name was Phil.

[John Holmberg]

Okay? Phil Snails.

[Eugene Levy]

And he. The first commercial I believe he did was for nails. Different kinds of nails. And he. And it's true. It was one of the oddest, toughest things I think I've ever done.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah.

[Eugene Levy]

Is doing an entire pitch and having your body language not remotely match what you're actually saying.

[John Holmberg]

I recognized it as brilliant at an early age because you can't do it. I mean, you can't.

[Eugene Levy]

Holy cow. Well, let me tell you something. Anybody who can. Who can pick out, you know, Phil's Nails from the batch of stuff we did over seven years.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah.

[Eugene Levy]

Is. Is one of the true fans.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah. Oh, no. And that was. That was the. That show, to me, was brilliantly funny in every direction, but things like Phil's Nails was the stuff that, like, you can't mimic it, you can't copy it. That's unique.

[Eugene Levy]

Well, what. And what. What about Al Peck? Were you an Al Peck?

[John Holmberg]

I remember Al Peck. And who was the. The lady that was with Al Peck a lot? Was Alpec the one that had that. No, that was the other one, John Candy.

[Eugene Levy]

No, Alpec is the guy who sold used fruit.

[John Holmberg]

That's right. That's the guy who was the one that. Andrea. I can't remember her name now, but she did the.

[Eugene Levy]

Well, Andrea Martin, she played what, Edith Prickley.

[John Holmberg]

Edith Prickley was the station owner. But then you had the. The character she did in the leopard skin. Was that Edith Prickly? That was Edith Prickly. That's right. You guys are getting deep. I have no idea what you're talking about. We only have seven or eight minutes with Eugene, and it's like moments in the. When you get the hot girl in the closet in junior high and you have so many questions for her, but it's like seven minutes with Eugene Levy. But. Yeah, I've been following your career, and the one thing I was always mad about is you didn't aim the bucket higher at Daryl Hannah when you threw the water on her and splashed. Because we needed the hair to be moved.

[Eugene Levy]

Wow. I had a big crush on Daryl Hannah.

[John Holmberg]

Who didn't? And then you had the rights to. How many cuts did it take before you just.

[Eugene Levy]

Yeah, but you weren't standing as close to her as I was.

[John Holmberg]

I can imagine. That had to be. Yeah. And she was in her. That was a stunning time. That was a beautiful time to. Of Daryl.

[Eugene Levy]

She was. Yeah, she was. She was absolutely beautiful. It was. It was. It was kind of fun for me.

[John Holmberg]

I bet. Yeah. And how often did they come and, like, cut. We have to glue the hair back to her nipples.

[Eugene Levy]

Well, you know what? That did happen a lot.

[John Holmberg]

You're lucky.

[Eugene Levy]

You lucky. She spent an entire day in that tank. In that water tank. And I got. Got to hand it to her. I mean, she's in there a lot, and it's not like she could, you know, kind of, you know, get out and go to the bathroom, right? Oh, yeah.

[John Holmberg]

She didn't prune too bad.

[Eugene Levy]

She did no complaining what's your favorite movie you've done?

[John Holmberg]

Besides, of course, the one you're about to pitch to us?

[Eugene Levy]

Well, I would have to. I don't know if there's a favorite, but there may be three. I loved. I loved A mighty wind. I loved Waiting for Guffman, another great one. I loved the first American pie.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah. And is Guffman truly just an outline that you guys kind of ran with, or was there a real script?

[Eugene Levy]

Well, Guffman, you know, all the films that I. That I did with Chris Guest, we. We. We wrote a very detailed outline. We. We called it kind of a script without dialogue. But we, you know, we laid out every scene. We laid out all the information, all the exposition, and even some jokes that we thought of that we put in. We just didn't tell people how to say them right. So that's. That's really what it was. They were improvised movies with kind of a lot of the material that was provided in the script.

[John Holmberg]

And what was the. What was the inspiration for your character in Best in show to have two left feet for real?

[Eugene Levy]

Well, that came out of a. A situation where we were sitting in the office, Chris and I, and. And I said something like, you know, the. Well, this guy's kind of clumsy. He's got two left feet. And we both, at the same time, kind of looked up at each other.

[John Holmberg]

He really had.

[Eugene Levy]

And I said to Chris, no, no, no, we can't go there. He's saying, why? Because it doesn't make sense. He wouldn't have two left feet. He said, why? Because it's not funny.

[John Holmberg]

It's hilarious.

[Eugene Levy]

Wow. And we both. We both went nuts and fell off a couch. It was such a funny concept.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah. That you were born. Left feet for real. That was. That was just the subtle brilliance of those kind of things. And then, of course, then you've got the. Right there in your face. American pie. There's a guy having sex with a pie in the kitchen. Also hilarious. Also something you're part of. And now you've got the reunion right on top of it, and everybody's back. Now, this is a little touchy because you had a few of these cast members that went off the deep end for a little while.

[Eugene Levy]

Well, you know, they had. There were a couple of. A couple of cast members who, you know, were. Were. Were having, you know, I guess, a little bit of a problem over. And you gotta listen, you know, when. When kids kind of at a young age, you know, they kind of taste success and they get a taste of this and get a taste of money and a taste of that. They, if they have nobody to kind of keep them in line, it's very easy to kind of, you know, fall by the wayside a little bit. But the good news is everybody is back. Everybody is in absolutely tip top form. Everybody, they all look great. And it's really, it was really great to see them all back together.

[John Holmberg]

Keeps you accounting accounted for. Yeah. Why haven't you gone? Yeah.

[Eugene Levy]

Oh, I've gone off the deep end. You've been reading the tabloids.

[John Holmberg]

I haven't, no. Are you on?

[Eugene Levy]

Oh, yeah. I go off in a big way. I, I, I go off in a way that, you know, you know, even the tabloids can't write about it. They're just going, this is too much. And nobody will believe the TV shuffle.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah, I did. It did. Say, Levy strung out on heroin again. Timetable.

[Eugene Levy]

Oh, heroin is nothing. I go for the big stuff.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah. Oh, that's, that's the kid stuff. Now I see how it works. So American Reunion is just basically these kids coming back for what, a ten year reunion?

[Eugene Levy]

Well, it is a high school, it is a high school reunion, but I've got to say, it is, it is really. I think this could be the funniest of them all. It really is a, a fantastic movie. The premise is simple, but it's brilliant. It's a high school reunion. Right. Which, which kind of implies that people now have a life and they are going back to see a life that they once had. So, you know, it's, it's, you know, current relationships hooking up with past relationships. And there's, there's all kinds of, you know, kind of inherent conflict in that. But they really took every character on a nice little, nice little ride. Particularly me.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah.

[Eugene Levy]

Because I've seen that you, they finally let me out of the house.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah, you get to leave the house and from the previews, and correct me if I'm wr, reason you did this movie outside of the paycheck, you get to do it with Stifler's mom.

[Eugene Levy]

We got to. Jim's dad got to hook up with Stifler's mom. It was one of those again, when they were pitching the story to me, I thought, holy cow. I opened the door and there's Stifler's mom. And I'm going, that is brilliant. That is really brilliant. That is something that has got to be.

[John Holmberg]

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[James Cameron]

Nine.

[John Holmberg]

Ten seconds. All right. No, we'll just take. Well, I just don't want to get too far behind with him. Just stand up. It's like having a guy waiting in the hallway. Just open the door, for crying out loud. The second I hit that button, I know. I told game on. Game on. There he is. Because I knew the second I'd hit the button, it would be over. James Cameron and the new movies got is called Avatar. We just watched a trailer. Looks pretty cool. The trailer is World of warcrafty, but I'm an anti World of Warcraft guy and it still looks good. Some cool looking battle scenes. He's got some ships and. And it's coming out in December. James Cameron's on the phone. Mr. Cameron, how are you?

[James Cameron]

Hey, I'm doing well. Who am I talking to?

[John Holmberg]

This. My name is John. We've got Brady and Eric and we're all ready to go. And a pleasure. First of all, you're the third person I've said this to this week. You're way too big a star to be on the show. Thank you.

[James Cameron]

I'm happy to be on your show. It's good to give a shout out to Phoenix.

[John Holmberg]

And you're the third person that's answered that question that way. Quentin Tarantino, John Malkovich. And you all said, oh, no, we're happy to be here. Which I know can't possibly be true.

[James Cameron]

Well, it is, because it's good to get to talk about your stuff after having, you know, been in a bunker, basically making it for, in my case, the last four years.

[John Holmberg]

You've been hiding this Avatar thing. I want to get to that first, because I'm most curious about that. And then if we have time, we'll do the other stuff. But Avatar is a movie. Now, here's what I'm going to say as a skeptic, because I know you've been in a. You've been in a hole for four years making this world, World of Warcraft, all these video games where it's fantasy life, dragons and all that stuff. There's guys like me who are scared to death of that kind of life. I fear it, and I think it's crazy. But this movie, the trailer we watched this morning, I'm like, all right, now this is the kind of dragony stuff I can get into.

[James Cameron]

Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Well, they're not really dragons. They're called banshees. And when you get a good look at them, you see that they're. They're pretty different. But. But, yeah, basically you got big flying creatures and you got. You got people that like to ride on them, and it's like the Swiss family IMAX 3D. I mean, am I missing something?

[John Holmberg]

Exactly. Where's the lack of fun there now? But is it about people? Because what I'm getting from the trailer, what I. What I looked at was it's people who want in this. They can become avatars and fight a battle somewhere in some mysterious place.

[James Cameron]

Sort of what it is, is the avatar program is taking place on this planet called Pandora. And you, as an avatar, you kind of your. Enters an actual body, a biological body. It's not like a Matrix kind of thing. And you're really in this world. And so our guy Jake, who's confined to a wheelchair, thinks this is a pretty good deal because he gets to run and live and breathe as an avatar and eventually even falls in love and integrates into the indigenous culture of this planet. Because humans can't survive. They can't breathe the air on Pandora. So to be kind of a native of Pandora, you have to do it this way through The Avatar plan.

[John Holmberg]

Okay. Is there Avatar sex? Cameron wouldn't disappoint us.

[James Cameron]

We dissolve very demurely at the appropriate moment.

[Eugene Levy]

Oh, so there's no Avatar with your imagination?

[John Holmberg]

Avatar nipple?

[James Cameron]

Well, there might be the occasional Avatar nipple.

[John Holmberg]

Sweet. Now I have to ask you this because after hearing that description, I have to ask you, you know, are you addicted to pot? Is it a problem in your life?

[James Cameron]

I don't have time for addictions other than my movie making addiction.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah. Four years. Why four years? What, what's the deal with that?

[James Cameron]

The first year and a half, it was really two and a half years to production. First year and a half was design, creating all these creatures and plants and landscapes and floating mountains and spacecraft and aircraft and, you know, we had to create the land, whole kind of human society of the future. And then we had to create the whole world of Pandora and then we had to create the entire Na' Vi culture. They're the indigenous people of Pandora with their language and their dress code and their ceremonies.

[John Holmberg]

This is your Star Wars. Yeah.

[James Cameron]

Yeah. Well, you know, if you think about the kind of cool, immersive, persistent worlds that we've enjoyed over the last 30, 40 years, you've got Star Trek, you got Star wars, maybe Harry Potter, that sort of thing, but there hasn't been anything recently that's new and fresh and that you can plunge into deeply.

[John Holmberg]

Did you get that? It's okay. We're fine. We're a very loose show. James Cameron, I have to ask you a question real quick and it may be. Take me back to Titanic. Yeah, here's what we're gonna. Here's what I want to suggest to you, and I think this is a brilliant idea and you can have all the money and just pat me on the back if you ever meet me. Release man. Titanic, where it's just the boat crash. Well, there is. Put it on DVD as just that.

[Eugene Levy]

Yeah.

[James Cameron]

Okay, and then, and then I'll talk to Fox about that.

[John Holmberg]

The naked scene with Kate Winslet, the part about them getting on the boat, some of the cool stuff. And then the boat crashes. Maybe put the part in that you're actually doing the sketching. Yeah, exactly right. It'll.

[James Cameron]

It'll just be. It'll be an hour long and it'll be just the highlights.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah, that's it.

[James Cameron]

And I want to call it 3D.

[John Holmberg]

It's Titanic sports Center.

[James Cameron]

And some, some naked outtakes of Kate.

[John Holmberg]

Perfect. I want it to be Gaitanic and I want this thing out just on dvd, so when, when a Girl says, let's watch Titanic. I've got a. I've got a better idea. Yeah. Because it's, you know, it's a monumental film. And I'm not trying to take away your work there, but let's face it, the chicks eat that up and they've kind of made it. So it's like guys are like, oh, boy, here we go. Because there's a lot of pressure you put on.

[James Cameron]

I want you to come clean right now and admit that you did cry when you saw the film.

[John Holmberg]

No, you know what? I got misty. Did you get misty? I didn't cry. The only time I did get kind of choked up in Titanic was when you killed all those Irish. All right. They're making us rap so fast with everybody today. James Cameron. I have one other. When does Avatar come out, by the way?

[James Cameron]

It comes out December 18th, but you can see 16 minutes today if you're quick.

[John Holmberg]

16.

[James Cameron]

That's the extended 16 minutes and IMAX 3D.

[Eugene Levy]

Yeah.

[James Cameron]

We're not messing around.

[John Holmberg]

Holy cow. All right, all right. And I just have to contact imax. How do I do this?

[James Cameron]

Well, it's playing. It's playing in Phoenix at whatever your big IMAX theater is.

[John Holmberg]

Holy cow. Oh, wow. Okay, so it's not. We'll do it. All right, Mr. Cameron, they're cutting you off too. I guess. We'll talk to you later. Gitanic. Keep it in mind.

[James Cameron]

It's been awesome.

[John Holmberg]

We'll talk to you later. I can't get a pause and toss in these people hanging up on me after three minutes. Toledo, you got to talk to somebody about this. I need to know his. I'm gonna get it back. Pnt. That's right. They're big stars, John. We can't they hook us before and say goodbye with the paws and talk? Maybe that's. But then you could get off on the wrong foot with everybody. That's not a good. It's a great closer because they love to talk about themselves. And then you're like, all right, here. What do you think? And you could have some. You know, we found out a gem yesterday. Tarantino had the best one. Pretty Little Maids in a Row. What was the one we got yesterday? What did Jericho have? Oh, no. Andy Goss had the one bailout or whatever it was called. The Jane Fonda. It's all. You know, that movie's all about finance. The guy doesn't do anything but talk about money. I needed Cameron's paws and talks. I need to know about these five minute interviews. Are Over Toledo. You tell them book me for 10 or 15 minutes from here so they know who we are. Who gets the eight minutes when we get five?

[Commercial Announcer]

Because they're supposed to be for eight minutes.

[John Holmberg]

That was quick. Yeah. That was eight. It was eight.

[Eugene Levy]

They hated us.

[John Holmberg]

I'm looking. That was eight. You know, I already know what it's pause and toss is T2 when she's working out. And are they still married? No.

[Eugene Levy]

I don't know.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah, probably not. They're not.

[James Cameron]

She lives.

[John Holmberg]

He seemed really cool. She lives in a sewer. Pineapple.

[James Cameron]

She lives in a sewer.

[John Holmberg]

She lives a sewer with a beast. Yeah. Oh, that's right. She married the beast. I forgot. I'm very disappointed because that was going so well and they got that jacket. Gotta talk to jock strap. And Y's up there. Exactly. They made us wait for like four minutes. Yep. Got her aprop, guys. Got her jock strap. And the kids are coming up here in Portland. We gotta get to them. Wrap it up. Suck it. His phone was ringing the whole time. He was distracted. Well, you went on and on about your Guy Gytanic. Has to happen, though. Let's face it, you buy Gigantic. He loves Guy Tanner. Watch Gycanic can happen at home.

[James Cameron]

You skip.

[John Holmberg]

I don't want to do the work. Boom. Gytanic's right. Plus, did you hear? What? Did you hear what he said he would add to Gytanic?

[Eugene Levy]

What?

[John Holmberg]

The outtakes of Kate Winslet naked. Okay, that. Yeah, suck it, Eric gytanic. It's 8. 44 in the morning. Exactly. There you go. Her walking around. Walking around for the scene. Yeah. Getting the camera, lighting right and everything else. Gaitanic going down on Leo. Maybe she did that. I don't remember that part. I do like to imagine that that was outtakes in Gytanic. That might happen.

[James Cameron]

Or Billy Zane.

[John Holmberg]

I don't care. Eiffel Tower if she's pulling chocolate and vanilla out of the machine at the same time. All right, I'm calling Shenanigans because apparently they hooked him with us to put.

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