Holmberg's Morning Sickness – Entertainment Drill: November 7, 2025

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This episode of Holmberg’s Morning Sickness focuses on the latest in celebrity news, notable entertainment headlines, and a lively, comedic rundown of the “10 Most Iconic Movie Quotes.” Hosts John Holmberg, Brady Bogen, Bret Vesely, and Dick Toledo deliver trademark banter, irreverent observations, and character impersonations while dissecting entertainment gossip and pop culture lists.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Reports on Gwen Stefani & Blake Shelton’s Relationship Troubles

• [03:05] The team discusses recent tabloid rumors from "Star to Bloyd" suggesting Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton are living separate lives:

  • “A lot of their friends think the magic is starting to wear off.”
    (Brady's Co-host, 03:05)

• The crew riff on this, turning the topic into a running joke about Blake Shelton and Jimmy Fallon as a couple.

• Notable Impersonation: Freddie as Jimmy Fallon, going melodramatic about the breakup and pondering bringing Justin Timberlake as a replacement guest on The Tonight Show.

  • “This is just the worst news in the world for one person.”
    (Brady, 03:28)
  • “I want to be happy. I want to tell jokes but I can't do it.”
    (Freddie as Fallon, 03:44)
  • “The death of their relationship is something I cannot deal with.”
    (Freddie as Fallon, 04:31)

• The hosts riff on the imagined emotional breakdown of Jimmy Fallon over Gwen and Blake, making light of TV relationships.

2. Timothy Chalamet’s Vogue Cover & Awards Snub

• [05:46] Timothy Chalamet graces the cover of Vogue Magazine, but fans criticize the fake, AI-style space background.

• Also, chatter about Chalamet being frustrated over not winning an Oscar for his Bob Dylan role.

  • "It says just the worst backdrop. AI, it looks bad."
    (Brady's Co-host, 06:21)
  • "Yeah, it kind of does look... like sixth grade science class poster."
    (Brady, 06:28)

• The group notes Chalamet’s “refreshing confidence” and jokingly compares him to Shia LaBeouf:

  • “He's like, I know it sounds bad, but I'm going to be the greatest that's ever lived. And I'm like, I heard Shia LaBeouf say that. Be careful.”
    (Brady, 06:41)

3. Sydney Sweeney Trains for “Christy” and Boxing Ambitions

• [06:50] Sydney Sweeney prepared for two and a half months to play boxer Christy Martin in an upcoming film.

• Sweeney expresses a desire to fight Martin in real life, which leads to laughs and skepticism from the hosts.

  • “If you don't know the story of Christy Martin…abused, almost killed. And Sydney Sweeney wants to fight the lady it’s about. I don't think that's a good idea.”
    (Brady, 07:17 & 07:46)

• Holmberg interjects with typical irreverence:

  • “As long as they rip the tops off.”
    (John Holmberg, 07:53)

• The team jokes about expected (and cliché) shower scenes for Sweeney, acknowledging her comfort with nudity.

4. Top 10 Most Iconic Movie Quotes List

• [08:21] ComicBook.com compiled a ranking, sparking discussion on whether the selections are genuinely “iconic” or just recent pop culture picks.

• The List:

  1. “Avengers Assemble.” (Avengers: Endgame)
  2. “The first rule of Fight Club is you don’t talk about Fight Club.” (Fight Club)
  3. “With great power comes great responsibility.” (Spider-Man)
  4. “Houston, we have a problem.” (Apollo 13)
  5. “I see dead people.” (The Sixth Sense)
  6. “Toto, I have a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore.” (The Wizard of Oz)
  7. “You shall not pass!” (LOTR: Fellowship of the Ring)
  8. “I’ll be back.” (Terminator)
  9. “Bond. James Bond.” (Dr. No)

• Commentary on the Picks:

  • “Dude, Where's My Car? That’s got to be top ten.”
    (Brady, 08:32 - sarcastically referencing the randomness of the choices)

  • “The comic book people are in on there.”
    (Brady, 08:59)

  • The team critiques the list for skewing "topical,” instead of truly timeless.

5. Suggestions for a New James Bond

• [09:29] The hosts run through humorous possibilities for the next James Bond, including a Schwarzenegger or Pacino Bond, and do playful impressions:

  • “I want Schwarzenegger to give me 70-year-old Bond.”
    (Brady, 09:51)

  • “Pacino would be incredible.”
    (Brady, 10:08)

  • Entertaining impressions ensue:

    • “Hello there, my name is Bon. James Bond.” (Brady, as Schwarzenegger, 10:01)
    • “I mean, I’m a spy for the British people. Something like that. And I’m thirsty as well.” (Guest, doing Pacino, 10:11)

  • The banter continues with a Joe Pesci “Blofeld” villain impression:

    • “Where do you get the balls to ask me about British mush mysteries?”
      (Blofeld Impersonator, 10:44)

  • “Stocks and Bond. That’s what that would be…My name is Bond. Jew Bond.”
    (Brady, riffing on Gene Simmons as Bond, 11:39)

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Freddie as Jimmy Fallon, on Blake & Gwen:

  • “I can't believe this is happening tonight on the show. Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani are scheduled. I'm gonna have to replace one of them with Justin Timberlake and I… I don't want to do that. I'm gonna crack a bottle. Just gonna sit there with Higgins and we're just gonna drink on the show tonight…” (04:04)

• Movie Quotes List:

  • “Houston, we have a problem.”
    (Brady's Co-host, 08:59)
  • “I’ll be back.”
    (Brady's Co-host, 09:25)
  • “Bond. James Bond.”
    (Brady's Co-host, 09:29)

• James Bond Impressions:

  • “Hello there, my name is Bon. James Bond. He wouldn’t do a very good job of like the classic lines.”
    (Brady as Schwarzenegger, 10:01)
  • “For anyone curious. James Bond. And you’ve got a great ass.”
    (Guest, as Pacino, 10:24)

• Pesci as Blofeld:

  • “Where do you get the balls to ask me about British mush mysteries?” (Blofeld Impersonator, 10:44)

Important Timestamps

• [03:05] – Discussion of Gwen Stefani & Blake Shelton breakup rumors, with Fallon impressions
• [05:46] – Timothy Chalamet’s Vogue cover and Oscar snub
• [06:50] – Sydney Sweeney’s boxing role and ambitions
• [08:21] – “10 Most Iconic Movie Quotes” list breakdown
• [09:29] – Bond. James Bond. Multiple impersonations and riffing on future Bonds

Tone & Style

The episode is heavy on sarcastic, self-aware humor, mixing genuine movie fandom with irreverent pop culture trolling. The cast’s banter is quick, dry, and playful, using impressions and comedic exaggeration to lampoon tabloid headlines and movie mythology. Fans of the show will recognize the mix of mock outrage, affectionate ribbing, and relentless pursuit of the next punchline.

For listeners who missed the episode:
This Entertainment Drill covers the latest in celebrity splits, magazine cover controversies, the endurance of certain movie quotes, and the never-ending game of “Who could be the next James Bond?” All delivered with the show’s signature rapid-fire wit and comic irreverence.