Podcast Summary: "Last Looks: Double Trouble w/ Kristen Schaal & Tony Hale"

Release Date: May 9, 2025

Hosts: Paul Scheer, June Diane Raphael, Jason Mantzoukas

1. Introduction to "Double Trouble"

In this episode of "How Did This Get Made?", the hosts dive deep into the notoriously bad film "Double Trouble". Paul Scheer sets the stage by inviting listeners to participate via Discord, encouraging them to share alternative taglines and corrections about the movie.

• Paul Scheer [00:00]: "Double Trouble colon. They came to kick ass and wear crop tops and they're down to one crop top."

The hosts express excitement about the episode's content, promising a comprehensive breakdown of the film's flaws, accompanied by an exclusive deleted scene from their live show featuring Rory Scoville and Jessica Sinclair.

2. Audience Corrections and Omissions

Listeners contribute insightful corrections and additional information about "Double Trouble":

• Heidi B. Vibrant Visionaries [08:40]: "The twins are fraternal, not identical. At a point they both got plastic surgery to strengthen their jawlines and slim their noses."

• John Not Connor [09:08]: "Double Trouble may be one of the most popular titles for a movie in cinematic history. The first page of search results on IMDb lists 14 exact matches for Double Trouble..."

These contributions enrich the hosts' understanding of the movie, revealing behind-the-scenes details such as the actors' physical transformations and the prevalence of the movie's title in film history.

3. Conversation with Kristen Schaal & Tony Hale

The episode features special guests Kristen Schaal and Tony Hale, who discuss their new podcast, "The Extraordinarians". The hosts and guests engage in lively banter about the nature of world records and the dedication required to achieve them.

• Kristen Schaal [25:54]: "One guy slack lines between two hot air balloons."

• Tony Hale [30:27]: "Are Guinness Records proprietary? What does that mean?"

Their discussion highlights the passion and ambition behind record-breaking endeavors, drawing parallels to the hosts' own pursuits in the entertainment industry.

4. Exploring World Records: Parrots and Rabbits

A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to exploring quirky world records related to animals:

• Paul Scheer [35:54]: "The most canned drinks opened by a parrot in one minute. Is it over or under 30?"

• Tony Hale [39:16]: "Is it over, I think it was like, I'm curious. Maybe I could beat this."

The hosts engage in a humorous game, guessing whether certain animal feats surpass set numbers. They showcase a video of Benny the Bunny attempting to slam dunk basketballs, culminating in the revelation that Benny successfully completed 7 slam dunks in one minute.

• Tony Hale [46:16]: "Seven slam dunks. Very easy to achieve this record because Bini likes to play basketball every night before he goes to sleep."

This segment not only entertains but also underscores the extraordinary dedication of individuals who train animals to perform unusual tasks.

5. Personal Anecdotes and Behind-the-Scenes Stories

The hosts and guests share personal stories, adding depth and humor to the episode:

• Paul Scheer [51:26]: "The other day I was coming home and I had to give notes on something, so I just pulled off to the side of the road to give notes."

• June Diane Raphael [55:45]: "Tony's room was diagnosed as having two blobs and a gateway to hell."

These anecdotes range from humorous mishaps to supernatural experiences, providing listeners with a glimpse into the hosts' lives beyond the podcast.

6. Promoting Guest Projects

Towards the end of the episode, Kristen Schaal promotes her forthcoming movie "Sketch", sharing insights into its creation and themes.

• Kristen Schaal [57:56]: "There's a movie that my buddy Seth Worley and I did that's coming out August 6th called Sketch, and it took us seven years to make."

The hosts encourage listeners to support each other's creative endeavors, fostering a sense of community and collaboration within the podcast's network.

7. Upcoming Episodes and Concluding Remarks

Paul Scheer teases the next episode, where the hosts will review the 1996 alien invasion film "The Arrival" starring Charlie Sheen. The episode wraps up with standard podcast fare, including reminders to rate, review, and follow the show on various platforms.

• Paul Scheer [60:35]: "Next week we are going from big ten men to little green men. That's right. Next week we are watching the 1996 alien invasion movie The Arrival..."

Notable Quotes

• Paul Scheer [17:58]: "Enjoyed it and it's a nice compliment to the paperback which has brand new essays and stories in there as well."

• Tony Hale [27:00]: "Great guy. Another great idea from a great, great guy."

• Kristen Schaal [58:14]: "...she draws these really horrible pictures, and they come to life."

This episode of "How Did This Get Made?" effectively blends humor, audience interaction, and guest insights to dissect the missteps of "Double Trouble" while celebrating the peculiar world of record-breaking achievements. The lively discussions with Kristen Schaal and Tony Hale add depth, making it a memorable installment for both regular listeners and newcomers alike.