BOBBYCAST - Uncultured Guys Talking About Musicals

Summary

BOBBYCAST – Uncultured Guys Talking About Musicals

Date: July 21, 2026
Host: Bobby Bones
Podcast: The Bobby Bones Show (Bobbycast)
Co-hosts/Guests: Mike (regular Bobbycast co-host), other unnamed friends and contributors

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Episode Overview

This episode of the Bobbycast dives into the world of musicals, featuring Bobby Bones and a group of self-proclaimed "uncultured" guys as they attempt to "draft" their favorite musicals from memory—no internet, no notes, just what they can recall off the top of their heads. Their lack of expertise is a running joke throughout, making for a funny, light-hearted, and accessible conversation for musical novices and fans alike.

Through playful banter and honest confessions about their limited theater experience, the host and his friends share stories about seeing (or not seeing) famous productions, trade misconceptions about plotlines, and ultimately spark a collective desire to appreciate musicals with an open mind. The draft leads them through a journey of nostalgia, laughter, and genuine curiosity, all while learning surprising trivia about Broadway shows.

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Major Discussion Points & Insights

1. Rules of the Draft: "Completely Naked" (02:31)

• Concept: They’re doing a "naked draft," i.e., selecting picks off memory with no research.
• Topic for the draft: Musicals—any form counts (Broadway, movie adaptations, etc.).
• Immediate confusion: What counts as a musical? Movies vs. Broadway, and what adaptations are legal picks.

Notable Quote:
“We’re going straight memory. It’s completely naked. You can be completely naked or go completely naked. So it’s up to you.” – Bobby (02:50)

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2. Initial Picks and Personal Musical Histories (03:21–08:46)

• First picks: Wicked (Bobby), Phantom of the Opera (Mike), Hamilton (Mike/others)
• Personal musical experiences:
  • Bobby shares he comes from Arkansas where "musicals are lame," but was blown away upon seeing Wicked live (04:24).
  • Mike saw Phantom of the Opera on Broadway because of his brother’s marching band (04:17).
  • Bobby and Mike reminisce about seeing Book of Mormon together (“One of the funniest, like 90 minutes to two hours I’ve ever experienced.” – Bobby, 05:13)
• Hamilton sidebar: Discussion of their first impressions (Bobby saw it on Broadway early on, was confused initially by the rapping, but came to love it, 05:54–07:51).
• Notable Encounters: Meeting Lin Manuel Miranda at the Kennedy Center Honors (08:01).
• Personal involvement: Bobby played Danny Zuko in a high school production of Grease; did Little Shop of Horrors too (09:50–10:07).

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3. Uncultured Draft Continues — Other Picks, Incorrect Facts, and Musical Confusion

Key Musicals Mentioned/Drafted:

• Grease, Little Shop of Horrors, Cats, West Side Story, Mamma Mia, Guys and Dolls, Chicago, Kinky Boots, Newsies, Jersey Boys, Rent, Les Misérables, Dance of the Vampires

Memorable moments:

• “I don’t like my acting to have singing. So I never really respected a musical until I saw them with my own eyes...” – Bobby (04:33)
• “Did somebody get AIDS in that?” (about Rent) – Bobby (15:01)
• “Your wife was on Broadway for eight years?” – general amazement when a contributor reveals his wife’s background, yet he’s never seen Broadway himself (15:27–16:24).

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4. The Broadway "Tour": Surprising Musicals and Stories (16:28-24:07)

• Musicals as elite or rich-person entertainment: Bobby confesses he’s never paid for a Broadway ticket, often invited for free, because tickets are expensive (16:28).
• Wildest Broadway story: One panelist’s wife worked with LL Cool J and Bootsy Collins in a failed rapping basketball musical (16:47).
• Stage production anecdotes: Kinky Boots, Lion King (“those musicals are so, like, it’s hard to believe that they’re actually singing because it sounds fake…” – Mike, 17:47), and performing with hidden microphones (18:01).
• Mariah Poppins and Sound of Music confusion: Ongoing confusion about which musical features a flying nun, with callbacks to The Flying Nun TV show and Mary Poppins (33:32–33:57).

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5. Learning with the "Top 25 Musicals" List (25:45–38:31)

After their draft, they pull up a famous ranking of Broadway musicals, react to the picks, and attempt to describe their plots—usually inaccurately.

Some highlights:

• Plot guesses (often hilariously wrong):
  • Guys and Dolls: “I’m guessing it’s, like, 50s, like almost like Grease… Or a few guys struggling with their masculinity and playing with dolls…” – Bobby (28:07)
  • Cabaret: “That’s gotta be naked dancing for sure, right?” – Mike (28:53)
  • Into the Woods: “Red Riding Hood.” – Bobby (29:27, and he’s not wrong)
• Musical misconceptions:
  • Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat = Jesus Christ Superstar?
  • Phantom of the Opera = Beauty and the Beast’s plot?
  • Frequent AIDS/France confusion about Les Miserables and Rent.
• Notable quote about their lack of knowledge:
  • “This is unculturist… We know nothing about musicals. Talking musicals.” – Bobby (26:11)
  • “You’re killing all the beauty. If it was a ghostly squatter, yes, that’s what it sounds like.” (on Phantom) – Mike (30:39)
• Fun trivia: More accurate info provided by Mike, who googles each plot as they attempt to guess.

Notable Musicals from the List (with reactions and plot confusion):

• Les Misérables: “Is that about poor people in France?” – Bobby (25:59)
• Fiddler on the Roof: “Is Fiddler on the Roof, are they running from Nazis?” – Bobby (36:36)
• Starlight Express: “They skate the whole time…” – Mike (49:32)
• Six: “The musical about the six wives of King Henry VII. That sounds complicated.” – Bobby (50:19)
• Sweeney Todd: “I only know Sweeney Todd from The Office… it’s about a murderer, but the murderer ends up being the barber who's, like, slicing people’s necks.” – Bobby (37:09–38:03)

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6. Final Reflections & Bucket List: Go See a Broadway Show!

• Collective desire to attend Broadway:
  • “We really should make a trip to New York and go to a Broadway show.” – Bobby (50:20)
  • Others enthusiastically agree—a “Bobbycast field trip” for future content (50:24)
• Current shows on Broadway: Quick rundown—Lion King, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, The Book of Mormon, Chicago, Moulin Rouge, Six, etc. (51:31–52:05)
• Banter about which they'd like to see next:
  • Mike: “I kind of want to see the Come Sail Away one.”
  • Group, correcting: “Come from Away!”
  • General agreement to organize a trip.

Final quote that encapsulates the episode’s tone:
“This is uncultured...guys talking about musicals. That’s what—we’ll list it.” – Bobby (52:17)
“Did you guys have fun?” “Yeah, I had a really good time.” (52:24)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “We’re going straight memory. It’s completely naked...The only thing I told Mike was have it be something musical.” – Bobby (02:50)
• “I don’t like my acting to have singing. So I never like really respected a musical until I saw them with my own eyes and am just blown away at the talent. That’s where the talent is.” – Bobby (04:33)
• About Hamilton:
  “I was waiting for them to do speaking and acting and so I went in. Has everybody seen it now? Yes, at least on Disney Plus. And so I went in and sat and they just started, like, rapping. And I’m thinking, oh, I’m a little lost, but they’ll catch me back up when they stop singing and talk. And they never. About a third of the way through I realized, oh, I gotta buckle up....They’re not gonna stop rapping.” – Bobby (05:55–06:46)
• "Your wife was on Broadway for eight years?...But you never went to see her on Broadway?" (astonishment at a contributor’s story, 15:27–16:24)
• “We should call this aids in France...” – Bobby jokes about the plot of Les Misérables (26:01)
• Guessing Guys and Dolls:
  “I’m guessing it’s, like, 50s, like almost like Grease… Or a few guys struggling with their masculinity and playing with dolls…” – Bobby (28:07)
• On the Sound of Music:
  “Is that the nun that flies?” – Bobby (33:33);
  “No, that’s Mary Poppins.” – Mike (33:35)
• About My Fair Lady:
  “Is it the two dogs where they do the spaghetti?” – Bobby (36:08)
• On Sweeney Todd:
  “I only know Sweeney Todd from The Office... it’s about a murderer, but the murderer ends up being the barber...” – Bobby (37:09)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

| Timestamp | Segment Description | |:----------|:-------------------| | 02:31 | Explanation of “naked draft” and setting the ground rules | | 03:21–04:44 | First musical picks (Wicked, Phantom, Hamilton) and personal anecdotes | | 05:54–07:51 | Hamilton impressions and Lin Manuel Miranda encounter | | 09:50–10:07 | Bobby’s high school musical acting (Grease, Little Shop of Horrors) | | 15:27–16:24 | Broadway performer stories—shock at contributor never seeing Broadway despite spouse’s career | | 25:45–36:36 | Breakdown and guessing of the Top 25 Musicals list; frequent plot misconceptions, jokes, trivia | | 37:09–38:31 | Sweeney Todd and other late-ranked musicals, more playful plot analysis | | 50:20–52:08 | Discussion of possible group trip to see a Broadway show, current shows running | | 52:17–52:46 | Wrap-up and reflection on being “uncultured guys talking about musicals” |

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Tone and Style

• Humorous and self-deprecating—the hosts repeatedly emphasize their lack of knowledge, finding the fun in guessing plots and reveling in musical mix-ups.
• Conversational and inclusive—even without expertise, their curiosity and willingness to learn invite the audience along for the ride.
• A bit irreverent—they’re not precious about theater and openly mock their missteps and confusion.

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Best for Listeners Who...

• Want an entry-level, funny, and non-threatening introduction to Broadway and musicals.
• Enjoy banter, nostalgic stories, and genuine discovery.
• Appreciate group chemistry and honest unfiltered opinions.

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Conclusion

In “Uncultured Guys Talking About Musicals,” the Bobbycast crew brings laughter and humility to the daunting world of theater, encouraging everyone—even the most "uncultured"—to give musicals a shot. The episode’s recurring message is that you don’t need to be an expert to appreciate the amazing performances and artistry of theater. With a field trip to Broadway now on their collective wish list, these “guys” may soon have much more to say (and sing) about musicals!

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If you love music, laughter, and a touch of cluelessness, this Bobbycast episode is definitely worth your time.

Transcript

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[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Hey, everybody. Welcome to this episode of the Bobbycast, where we will be doing a draft. This is a completely naked draft.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, we are.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

We keep our clothes on. We have no computers. We're not using any phone. We don't even know what we're gonna be drafting yet.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Do you have a problem with paper and pen?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

You can't use paper and pen.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Why?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

We're going straight memory. It's completely naked. You can either be completely naked or go completely naked. So it's up to you. So the only thing that I told Mike was have it be something musical. In the past We've done 90s country artists. We did pop stars of all time. Go back and watch those episodes. But those we knew ahead of time so we could Google, look at data.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

What of its top musicals of all time.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

You would dominate that.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Wicked and Cats. That's two.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Phantom of the Opera, love.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Like if you had first overall. Is it musicals, by the way?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

No, no.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

If you had first overall pick in musicals, I think I probably go Wicked.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Okay.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I think it's both massive and still cool. Young, but I'm not Mr. Musical.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

So is like Sound of Music is a musical. Right. So it can be a movie as well, not just a play.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Oh, I didn't think about that. I thought about it only being a play.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Okay.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

I think it had to be a play.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yeah. Oh, was that like a Broadway.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

A Broadway musical?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Some musicals are movies.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yes. And that counts.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

So Wicked. You couldn't do Wicked.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yes, I could.

[Jacob Goldstein]

Oh.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Because it's a musical. First on Broadway.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

It is.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

That was as long as it's like a production.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I see what you mean.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yeah. So I would go Wicked. What would you go if you had the second pick?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

The Phantom of the Opera.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

You ever seen that?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yes, I saw it on Broadway.

[Gary Valenciano]

You did?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Uh huh. And it all happened because my brother's marching band in high school, they did Phantom of the Opera. So we only went because of him. But I loved it once I was there.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Isn't it so good? And I come from a place where musicals are lame. Meaning Arkansas.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

In the whole state of Arkansas.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

They're like musicals.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I don't like my acting to have singing. So I never like really respected a musical until I saw them with my own eyes and am just blown away at the talent. That's where the talent is.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah, man.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

So I saw Wicked. Did I see it on Broadway? I think I. No, I've seen it twice off Broadway.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

So like tpac.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Once at TPAC in Nashville. I think I saw it once in Austin when it came to Austin, but I did not see it in New York.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

We saw Book of Mormon together. That was hilarious.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Funny.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah, I want to see that so bad.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That was cool.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

One of the funniest, like 90 minutes to two hours, I think I've ever experienced.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That was cool.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

And that's south park, guys, right?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Yeah. Trey Parker and Matt Stone.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Did you watch that one?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

No, I wanted to go see it.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Have you ever seen it? No.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

I saw Wicked last year. I just saw what I would pick as my number one draft pick here in town. Hamilton.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Oh, great, that's a good one. I saw Hamilton on Broadway.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That's legit. With like Manuel Miranda. It had to have been because it was on Broadway.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yeah, but he left it for a while. I think it was with him though.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Dang, dude, that's legit.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

It's awesome.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I'm almost positive it had to be with him because I saw it pretty early and it was so hyped. That's a good pick, Mike. I didn't even think about it.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That's really good.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

That's how non cultured we are. But I was going to New York for some work and my agent at the time said, hey, we at my agency that I was at then caa, we have seats to Hamilton. Do you want to go? And I was going up and I said, okay, I'll go. And so I went. And this is pretty early on when it was hitting, I. I was waiting for them to do speaking and acting and so I went in. Has everybody seen it now? Yes, at least on Disney plus. And so I went in and sat and they just started like rapping. And I'm thinking, oh, I'm a little lost, but they'll catch me back up when they stop singing and talk. And they never. About a third of the way through I realized, oh, I gotta buckle up

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

because this isn't gonna stop.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

They're not gonna stop rapping. Then I really enjoyed it. But for a while I thought, I don't know what's happening. I need them to like the narrator to come out.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah, I was. I remember when the movie came out or the. The video of the play really is what it was. I was just like, well, how am I going to like this? I'm watching a video of a play. Like, it can't be that good. Dude, it was so good.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

It was so good. And I actually learned a lot about Alexander Hamilton. And then it made me want to learn more about Alexander Hamilton because of the play. And then I started really enjoying the songs. Not because I went, but because they were going viral on TikTok and so I would start to enjoy the songs.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

So did you ever get to the point where you were singing them and rapping them yourself?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

No, but I went way too early because there I wasn't appreciating what I appreciated forever after. I was confused by the whole thing. It was early. I just knew everybody was going. I knew a bit about Alexander Hamilton. Like, I wasn't for sure he wasn't a president, but mostly I was. Mostly I knew he wasn't, but you could have convinced me. And I watched. I said, oh, that's good. And then I really appreciated going for months and months.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That's cool.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

But, yeah, and then I met Lin Manuel Miranda. He was there? No, no. I'd have, like, backstage, opera.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Backstage.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Broadway. I met Lin Manuel Miranda when I went for Reba to the Kennedy Center Honors when I was doing. Oh, this is fun. So I did that for Reba on cbs. And one of the people also in Reba's production, because it was me, Brooks and Dunn, Kristin Chenoweth, who was in Wicked.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, yeah, good one.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

There you go.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

We're back at Wicked.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Connected, that.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

So he was there. I met him. Michael's with me.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Yeah. I rode in an elevator with the entire cast of Hamilton because they went up there to support him. And I was just trying to find a bathroom.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Leslie Odom, one of them.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

He's bald, dude.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

And Anthony Ramos was in there. I just went to try to find a bathroom, went back to an elevator, and I saw Lin Manuel, and then I saw the entire cast. I'm like, this is weird.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

That's crazy. That's cool.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

You know who else I met during that trip was Amanda Seyfried.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Is that Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

No, no, that's Traveling Pants is Amanda Seyfried. What else is she in?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Mean Girls?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

She played the Elizabeth Holmes.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Holmes, yes.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Smart.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

What's it called? What's her.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

The blood.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah, whatever.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Her company was Theranos.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Theranos.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

The.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I don't know why she was there, but she was there for some reason.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That was a Lin Manuel Miranda short guy.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Okay.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

But I feel like he's got, like, a ball of energy, though. Was he a ball of energy when you met him?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

No, Normal.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Okay.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

He wasn't performing.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah. So he's just being him.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

And he was not getting the award himself, but it was like a celebration of. Of. Of Hamilton.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That's cool.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

So he was sitting up there as it was happening.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Wow.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yeah, it's pretty cool. A good pick. Wicked. And then you went Phantom of the Oxen, then Mike went Hamilton. Who would you go now with? What's left?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Greece.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Great. Oh, that's so good. I didn't Think about that. And I was Danny Zuko.

[Tarika Foster Brasby / Cheryl Swoopes]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

In high school in our production degrees.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

You were. You're right, dude. Weren't you also like A Little Shop of Horse?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I did A Little Shop of Horse.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Oh, that's a great one. Do you have any footage of you being Danny Zuko?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Probably so.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Pull up the tape.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Little Shop of Horrors. I didn't like near as much.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

No. Grease is awesome.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Grease is awesome. Oh, that's a good one.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Do you remember your Olivia Newton John? Like, who was that?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Christie Avant.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, did you guys kiss?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

No. Nobody wanted to. Dude had bad teeth. I was.

[Mangesha Teegular]

No, no.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

But it's part of the play. It doesn't matter.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

No, no, no, no. We didn't kiss. That had been weird. In a high school play.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

There's no kissing in high school plays. I feel like.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I feel like I kiss Mountain Pine. No kissing.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, that was your rule in Mountain Pine.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

No. Yeah. No chance that would have ever been.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

That was like the footloose of Mountain Pine.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Can't kiss.

[Mangesha Teegular]

Can't.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

But I remember all of them stranded at the drive in Branded. I know the whole thing. And I wasn't a good singer. Like C minus. But I could keep it enough.

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

Hi.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Whoa.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

It was good.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

How about Slim Pickings in Mountain Pine, huh?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

For performers.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Like, it was just who wanted to do it, right? It wasn't like really about. I think me and one other guy wanted it or even knew what it was.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

They had to kill characters because I don't have anyone to play.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

We don't have anybody to play Kanicki.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

So I thought you were gonna say who's your Olivia Newton John? He's like. That would be Eddie Johnson.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I'm having to play Danny and Kaniki.

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

Enough, people.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I'm switching wigs. It's like Dr. Dolittle. Eddie Murphy's playing all the characters, so Grace is good. I wonder if I can think of any other ones. So if I got second round pick of musicals and it came back to me, I watched this one. It was called Altar Boys. It's not the one I would pick, but it was about a boy band.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Oh, yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Okay, good.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Oh, no, that'd be terrible.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Something else.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I'm like, oh, my God.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

No. What other musicals?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah, I'm kind of. I've never seen Cats, but I know of it.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Cats is good.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

That was. Ended up being a movie. I only know that because James Corden was in it and Taylor Swift was in it.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Okay, I have one. West side Story.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Never saw it.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Love it.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yeah, dude, Good I just know, like, dance fighting.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

The gangs, the Sharks and the Jets.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Jets, yep.

[Jacob Goldstein]

Did you see it?

[Mandy Woodruff Santos]

No.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Movie, though.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

No, I think I probably. I think we did that, like, in middle school. Like drama, west side Story.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

That's cool.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

But I mean, no, I'm just trying to think of.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Dude, there's like.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I've been to like, five, so I've been to Mamma Mia, Guys and Dolls.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Chicago.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

No, but I watched the first 11 minutes of the Richard Gere movie of Chicago with Catherine Zeta Jones and turned it off. Does that count?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

No.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I saw Kinky Boots.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Oh, Kinky Boots. I've heard is great. Who played. Was there guests that night? Oh, yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Oh, is there always?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I would have thought. I would have thought you would have gotten invited to be a guest on Kinky Boots to wear the boots.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

You know, I went randomly because I was up there.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

That's cool.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

You know, a friend of mine was telling me that he went up there and he watched a monologue with Hugh Jackman.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

What do you mean, a monologue?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Like, I guess he does like a 30 minute one man. One man play on Broadway.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Wow.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Wolverine speaks.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

You know, I don't know what the character is, but it's just him on stage.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I saw Newsboy Newsies.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, that's a good one.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Great.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I thought that one was pretty good.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I've seen that movie.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

I've seen.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I've never seen the movie. I saw Newsies. I feel like they had just some small adults playing the kids sometimes.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, that's weird.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

I think.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

What do you say, mister?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Get your papers.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Extra, extra. So I saw that one, Jersey Boys. I've seen that one.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Okay.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

That's a great.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

You saw that one on the play?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yep. That sounds cool, man. In New York. And I saw it in Las Vegas.

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

Wow.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

So I saw that twice. And that one's so good because the music.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Because if you get bored with the acting, they sing all those Frankie Valli songs.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I know, dude. So cool.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

What's kind of sad and tragic, though, is they have him out singing.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

It's so bad. You mean currently he's like 90 something and he looks.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

He's not even singing. They're playing, like, the old version of him from 1951. And he's lip syncing, but his lips aren't even with it.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I think they're done. I think they pulled the. Oh, they did on the rest of the time.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

On him?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

No, no, the rest of the.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Oh, my God.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Frankie's still with us. I think they said no more shows.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Good. Yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I read an article like a week

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

ago that said horrible because it went viral.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

It looked like elder abuse.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I mean, yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I think people were just kind of like, why are we watching this?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Okay, so I'm gonna go. My second round pick of which is

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

not our official draft.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Who knows, dude? Well, I didn't know what the thing was. Anyway, I'll go with news boy. Newsies.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Newsies, Newsies.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Because I've seen that one. Go ahead.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I'm Jersey Boys. Okay, I'm stealing that one.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Mike, do you have another one?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

That's all I've seen you checking out.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah, but what do you know, though, Mike?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Have you seen Chicago, the movie?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

I'll go with. The only other one I know one song from is Rent.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, Rent.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Does somebody get AIDS in that?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Yeah.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

That's all I know from. They all do.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

No, that's a terrible. Everybody gets aids.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

You get eight, you get eight.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

No, it was, like, one person and I can't remember. I'm trying to remember the song.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

What does the rent have to do with the.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I think it's paying the rent, right? Isn't the whole thing about paying rent? I'm not.

[Essie Cupp]

I don't either.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

The crazy thing about this. So you guys know my wife was on Broadway in New York for, like, eight years. I've never seen a Broadway play, like, on Broadway. I've seen off Broadway things and, like, you know the videos of Hamilton. So I, like, know how great it is and how competitive is and how talented these people are, but I've never experienced it live.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Your wife did that before you guys worked together.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I've never sat in with your wife.

[Jacob Goldstein]

Never.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

She.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

And she. She doesn't want to.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I thought you would be the guy that would have seen 20 to 30 people.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I would love to. I would love to.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Oh, we gotta go. We got a show trip to Broadway.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Take me to the Broadway.

[Essie Cupp]

Here we go.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

My wife's gonna be like, you guys are doing what?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Don't worry,

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

we'll get dinner first. Obviously.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Obviously.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

It's wild because that's how I feel. I'm like, oh, Broadway. Like, I like. I'm gonna go up there. I'm gonna go to Yankees game. I go watch the Knicks play. Going to a Broadway show is cooler than that.

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

It really is.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

And I'm a massive sports fan. It's. It's unlike anything I've ever been to.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

And I just wouldn't be exposed to it because it feels also like a very rich person thing. That's A good point, because tickets are expensive. I don't think I've ever paid for a ticket. I mean, I'm rich now anyway, but I could afford it. But I'm saying I've never paid for a ticket. It's always been someone saying, hey, we have tickets if you want to go to this. But Brandon, the fact that you've never been and your wife's a performer, dude,

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

she has the craziest stories I've ever heard. She was in a workshop with LL Cool J& Bootsy Collins. It was a basketball themed rapping play. Like, no joke, it sounds crazy. And she was in the play and they were workshopping it. It was. It was gonna start, you know, going to Broadway and all that kind of stuff. They did a few performances, but it just didn't work out. But, like, LL Cool J taught her how to rap.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Wow.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

And like, you know, Bootsy Collins was there, like, doing all the music. Like, that's just like she was in plays with Idina Menzel. She was like, with all these people, it's just like. It's crazy.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Is Frozen a musical?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I think it's gotta be a Broadway.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I don't think it counts if you, for example, I don't think you can claim Back to the Future as a musical now. They did make one.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

What about like, the Lion King?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Lion King, I've seen, but it doesn't

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

count because it has to be a musical.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Originally. Was that good? Lion King?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Really good. Yeah. Dude, those musicals are so, like, it's hard to believe that they're actually singing because it sounds fake. It sounds like it's pre recorded and they're just acting like they're singing, but they're really not.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

The wild part to me too is they have, like the microphones taped to their head.

[Mandy Woodruff Santos]

Yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Especially when they have like a head, head, dress or whatever. A wig. Yeah. No, no, no. I mean.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I mean Lion King specifically.

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I thought you were talking about just generally wearing a wig with a.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Do they have microphones in their wigs?

[Mandy Woodruff Santos]

Yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, that's.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yes. So it can pick it.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

They would even wear microphones with their normal hair.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

So it's just like a band and they have it here. But.

[Gary Valenciano]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

So you can have kinky boots since you knew what it was.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Do you want kinky boots?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Do you want kinky boots?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I'll take it.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Okay, sure.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

If we had to go one more round.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, gosh, this is tough because then

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I want to go and I just want to look up what famous ones Were. Because I just feel like I've seen other ones.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

You probably have.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Okay, I'm gonna go though. Because I've seen it. I'm going to go with Book of Mormon.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That's good.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

There you go.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That's good. I'm gonna go because I don't have any more that I've seen. Les Miserables.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Is that about poor people in France?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Don't know.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

It's like aids. It's like. If you just said it, I know like one element of it.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I can. I can tell you what the COVID looks like, you know, or like whatever. The art.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Princess Diaries in it.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

And Hathaway.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

And Hathaway's in limousine.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

And Hugh Jackman.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Really?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I feel like you'd have been a good Broadway performer, dude, with your vocal range.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Loved it.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Did you ever act in high school?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

See, I just talked about this the other day.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Okay.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I was.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Guess where you want.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Yeah, why not?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I was on my. No, no, I was talking about it. Cause I was like, man, I really regret not doing like one act play. Like, I was in small town in West Texas, but we still had like one act play. But I was in a band, like a rock band at the time. I'm like, no, man, I play shows on the weekends. And that's one thing I regret. Like, I could have done that and like possibly done like musicals in colleges. College. But I didn't do it.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

What we did that was fun during a Raging idiots theater show is I wrote a bit of a musical intro where we had Walker come out. Walker Burrows on keys. Dun dun dun dun. And I'd come out first and I'd be like, we're here. And then Eddie would come out and then it turns into this big musical number.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

It was so great.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yeah, that was fun because that was kind of a number.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

So in a way, we're kind of actors, for sure.

[Mangesha Teegular]

Stage actors.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I would say Broadway.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Well, close off Broadway.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Wait, we've been on Broadway and nationally. Characters. Okay, so Les Miserables. Got it. You.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I'm gonna say the. The one play that I've actually seen my wife do because I saw a video of it. It's called Dance of the Vampires. And it was with the original guy who played the Phantom of the Opera. This was his comeback. And Jim Steinman, who wrote all the meatloaf songs, he was the writer of the songs. It was incredible. And my father in law tells a. But in laws tell a funny story because it's been her dream to be on Broadway as her first Broadway show. And they're sitting there, people around them, and they're like, Richard, my father in law is like, yeah, that's my daughter. My daughter's playing this part and all that kind of stuff. Oh, he must be so proud. It starts, he's bawling, like sobbing because it's her dream. And my mother in law's like, oh, my God. She's consoling him, giving him tissues. It's gonna be okay. It's just funny. Oh, that's.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah, I thought that was more.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I thought she'd like come out and she's like, like, like one eye.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

You know what I thought? Well, she was like, naked.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Well, something embarrassing, like something.

[Mandy Woodruff Santos]

Dude.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

She was in a play called Night Summer 69 where they're all naked.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

She had to be naked on stage.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

And they, they, they had like a sheen. Like you couldn't see, like everything, but you could see everything. I was like, what was that like? She was like, it was just another job.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

You know, I'm like, wow.

[Mandy Woodruff Santos]

Huh?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I don't know about just another.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I wouldn't think it's another job. So do we need to be naked for this or.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Okay, not anymore.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Sorry, dude.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Hang tight.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

The Bobby cast will be right back.

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[Essie Cupp]

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[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

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[Essie Cupp]

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[Mangesha Teegular]

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[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I can make a brain for you. And then we can test what drug is the best for your brain as opposed to his brain.

[Mangesha Teegular]

Here are some hard truths.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I would expect Indians to age faster,

[Essie Cupp]

but I did not expect it to

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

be almost a four to five year

[Mangesha Teegular]

acceleration and get myself into a world of trouble.

[Essie Cupp]

I'd say probably start bone smashing.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

That doesn't work.

[Essie Cupp]

To make it look more defined. They say it works.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I don't know.

[Mangesha Teegular]

Listen to Skyline Drive, how to live Forever on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Gary Valenciano]

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[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

And we're back on the Bobby cast. Mike, can you search top 25 Broadway musicals?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Yeah, I have a list right here.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Okay, number one. Oh, that's fun. I bet it's. It's got to be Phantom of the Opera, right?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Number one is limited up.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Okay. What's it about? Poor people in France?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

I don't know.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

We should call this aids. In France, there's a podcast that's called, like the Culturistas.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

This is unculture, unculturist. This is us. We know nothing about musicals. Talking musicals. Okay, go ahead.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

And number two, they have west side Story.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Okay.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

And number three, they have Oklahoma.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Oklahoma.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

How did you forget Oklahoma? I've never seen it in a theater, but my wife's favorite movie, or one of them is Oklahoma. And we did a thing when we first started dating. We made each other watch each other's favorite.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

That's cool.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

And so she made me watch Oklahoma. I went first. I made her watch man on the Moon, which is the Jim Carrey acted Andy Kaufman story. My favorite movie ever. Hour and 40 minutes, she said. Okay, my turn. Oklahoma. Seven hours, 19 minutes in black and white with intermissions. Oh, my God. But I didn't know a lot of those songs were from Oklahoma. The musical. Like, oh, what a Beautiful Morning. So all that. So it was fine. But that is a play. I wouldn't have picked it, though, because I didn't even think about that.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I did see my son's high school do that, but that doesn't really count. That's, like, off.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Off.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Off Broadway.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

What about Singing in the Rain? Was that originally a musical or a movie?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Gene Kelly.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Now Fred Astaire.

[Mandy Woodruff Santos]

Right.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Are they the same person?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

No, two different people, but I don't know who's in Singing with aids.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Interesting. In France.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Gene Kelly.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Gene Kelly.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Good pull. Okay, what's next, Mike?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

At number four, they have Wicked.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Good. Solid.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

At number five, they have Hamilton.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Solid.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

At number six, they have the Lion King.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Okay.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

But they're not playing by our stupid rules that we made up in a game we weren't even really playing. They're just doing, like, best.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Best of all time. And number seven, they have Guys and Dolls.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Don't know that one.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

What's that about?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

I don't know.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Can we guess?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Without knowing what it is in this uncultured podcast, I guess go to Europe.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I'm guessing it's like 50s, like, almost like Greece, because. Hey, now. Hey, guys.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

You know, I'm gonna guess it's about a few guys who are struggling with their masculinity and, like, playing with dolls. And their dads are like, you need to be a man. And they're like, but. And at the end, they accept each other.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, that's beautiful.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I'm gonna go with that.

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

And that should win a. What's the award for place?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Tony.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

A Tony. Oh, that should win a Tony.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Ah, that was the Blockbuster Award.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

What's it about, Mike?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

It follows the unlikely romance of a High rolling gambler and a missionary in the 50s.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah, see, in the 50s.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

No, you can't. You don't have any of this one.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

The story is set in 1950s New York.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Let's go.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Hey, now, come on.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Shut up.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Guys, I don't know if you get that for the series.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

It's closer than yours.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yeah, but we weren't playing horseshoes. It's not closest to the mistake. Okay, what's next?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Eight is Cabaret.

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

Oh.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, that's gotta be naked dancing for sure, right?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I feel like that's all the fruit on top of their head.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

No, no, no. Cabaret. Like, that's a brothel.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah, like not a hoard.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

A house.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That's it.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

What's cabaret?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

It says, an American writer falls in love with the flamboyant and carefree English singer at the Kit Kat Club.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Which is a brothel. No, that does not say brothel.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I'm trying my best.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Lots of bras.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Set in 1930s Berlin.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Out of brothel. Cabaret. Okay, next.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Into the woods.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Oh, that's a good one.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Red Riding Hood.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Into the woods.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Good guess.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Is he? Yeah, I guess. It's a classic fairy tale that includes stories from Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jackie.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Nailed. Yeah, that was good.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I bet that would be awesome to go to because you're already semi familiar with it. Yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

So all those characters are together in

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

one play and so it looks like.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That's cool.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I saw the movie. I think James Corden was in that one.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Really?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

We can't tell if you're joking. Yeah, it was. Was he dressed as a cat? That was called Cats. What's next?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

It is rant at number 10.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Okay, now I'm gonna guess Streetcar Name Desires on.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That's a good Play.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

At number 11 is Phantom of the Opera. Let's go.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

That low. I don't even know what that's about.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Maybe because it's dated.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Is that a creep?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

No.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Hiding out.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Well, kind of.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

And takes a woman hostage. Or am I thinking Beauty and the Beast?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

No, you're. That's it. Yeah, that's it. Underneath the opera, there is like a whole chamber world where the Phantom lives in there and he haunts the opera to steal the main actress.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Is it a real person, though? He's haunting. But is it a real person?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

So it's basically like one of those news stories we read where someone hides in the underground a house.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

You're killing all the. Like the beauty.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

If it was a ghostly squatter. Yes, that's what it sounds like.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

And he wears a mask.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

If it was a ghost that's haunting.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

No, he's a real dude, I think. Right. Oh, but he's a phantom, so. Oh, I'm not sure if he's real

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

or not, but Beauty and the Beast. Just walk with me here. Also a creepy dude who abducts a girl.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah, but that's not his fault. He's a. He's a prince. But you. Spoiler alert.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

But you can have d. You don't have to abduct. I don't care what animal you turn into. You don't have to abduct.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

You're right. Yeah, but does he steal her? Steal her? Or does he kind of, like, do things?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I think he holds her hostage. And if you're just doing things, that's also. Does Beauty and the Beast hold her hostage?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

I mean, he has, like, Stockholm syndrome and she falls in love with them.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah, yeah. Even though.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Do you know what that is?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Stockholm syndrome?

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

No, no, no, no.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I'm sure it was from Sweden.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Well, it's where you identify with your captors. So if you're to get taken, if you're to get kidnapped or you start to be a part of the team. There's one really famous story of a girl who was taken, and then they're, like, robbing banks and stuff. And all of a sudden, she's part of the team. She's with them, robbing. And she had Stockholm syndrome, so she didn't get in trouble.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Wow, that's crazy. Can you do that? Just so you don't. So they don't kill you? Like, act like you're part of their team?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

That's not Stockholm syndrome, but that's probably a move.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah.

[Jacob Goldstein]

Syndrome.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Not from Sweden.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

London.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

London syndrome.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Okay, next up, Blood Brothers.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

It's about two twins that get separated at birth. One has a wealthy life and one is poor.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That's cool.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Is that Schwarzenegger and DeVito twins.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I love that one.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

That's not that one.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Julius.

[Mangesha Teegular]

No.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Okay, next.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Jesus christ superstar at 13. Classic.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Never saw that one.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I know the name and I know. Is that. Does he have, like, a Technicolor coat?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

That's Joseph in the Technicolor dream coat.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Got it.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Wow.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Pretty cool.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Is that also a musical?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah, I think so.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

What's Jesus Christ Superstar?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

It reimagines the last week of Jesus life.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Oh, so it's religious.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Yeah, yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, that's cool.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I did see the live action Jesus Christ Superstar, where John Legend plays Jesus and.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Oh, was that on tv, like during COVID or something where they did it Live.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

One of the few things that was on tv.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I remember that. If it wasn't during COVID I still remember them doing it live.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Tiger King, Jesus Christ Superstar.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Wow.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

And they did, like, a live version of the Jeffersons or something, too, with new actors.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

How did I miss that?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Oh, it's great.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Really.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

We're all in the family or something. I don't know. They're doing all that.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

There's, like, a reunion special.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Okay.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Next they have the Sound of music at 14.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

There we go. But that doesn't count because of our stupid rule.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

What was the rule again?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That if it was a movie first.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Oh, I don't know. That it was a movie first.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I don't either.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I bet it was also.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

It doesn't matter.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

It was not a movie first.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

God dang it.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

It was an. The movie was an adaptation of the 1959 Broadway stage music.

[Mangesha Teegular]

Wow.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Because Grease was a play before it was a movie.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yes.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Because we did the play, and it was slightly different than the movie.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Okay.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I've never seen the Sound of Musical either way, though. Is that the nun that flies?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

No, that's Mary Poppins.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

That's Sally Fields. Sally Fields is the flying nun.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Is it?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Oh, it's not Mary Poppins. It is the Flying Nun. Sound of Music.

[Mangesha Teegular]

No.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Julie Andrews, I believe, is the Sound of Music.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Is she a nun?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

She's a nun. That leaves the nunnery.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

She is a nun.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

To take. Yeah. Dude. Hey, he's on with it.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Dude.

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

You're right there.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

She might not fly.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Hold on, hold on. Before you say what it is, what does the nun do in Sound of Music?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Well, I'm glad you asked. Listens to her favorite hits.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

All the music.

[Mandy Woodruff Santos]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

She just.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

A few of her favorite things.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yeah.

[Jacob Goldstein]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Oh, yeah. Is that that song?

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

These are a few of my favorite.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

It is.

[Mangesha Teegular]

Yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Louftops and kittens.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

What's it about?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

It is.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I can tell you.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Oh, you go ahead.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

There you go.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Tell us.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

It's set in Austria. There's a family in Austria. The Stradivarius. No. What's the name of the family? The

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

Von.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Irrelevant.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Von Stoop. Von Trapp. Nope.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Von Trapp.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Von Trapp. Yep.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Von Trapp family.

[Mandy Woodruff Santos]

Wow.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

She helps them, takes care of all these kids. Falls in love with the. The dad.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Thank God.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I know. They're escaping Nazi Germany.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

No way. It's about World War II.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

You said. When you said Austria, I felt like that was probably what it was.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Am I. Am I even close?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Yeah, it's after World War II.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Okay, so what does the music have to do with anything?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

It's just beautiful.

[Essie Cupp]

Just.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

They just sing it to pass the time.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Remember Edelweiss?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Is that from that?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Okay. And then Mary Poppins, she's not a nun.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Also trying to kill Hitler, though I'm correct. She's a nun that flies. And she's trying to kill Hitler. And Dick Van Dyke is right alongside her fighting for the good guys. Mary Poppins, she's a housekeeper. Yeah, yeah, yeah, she does. She can boop a de boop.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Uh huh.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

And a spoonful of sugar.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

But that was never staged first.

[Gary Valenciano]

Right?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Mary Poppins, we're just.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I know.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I feel like Walt Disney had a lot to do with that movie being made. Like to make. Make the musical a movie or make a movie first. And then it was a musical.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

It was a book. First book was turned into a movie. Movie was turned into a musical.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Okay, so that definitely can't be a play.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

What number are we on, Mike?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

We are on number 15, which is my Fair Lady.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Heard of it?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

It has to be 50s.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

My Fair Lady. I would think it's like 50s or 60s. I would think it's like. Yeah, 20s, 20s, 30s.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Black and white.

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

How about that?

[Jacob Goldstein]

Yes.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

What's My Fair Lady? Is it the two dogs where they do the spaghetti?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That's lady in the Tramp.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

My Fair lady in the Tramp.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

It is the story of a working class London flower girl.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Bored.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Came out in 1964.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, 64.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

56 was the musical. 64 was the movie.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

What's it said in Poor Mike?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Question. Bored.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I'm bored of this next one.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Next one up is Fiddler on the Roof.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I thought that was Mary Poppins.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

You know, I think it's around the same time. Right. Is Fiddler on the Roof? Are they running from Nazis?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

It came out in 1964. Let me see when it takes place. It takes place in 1905.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

World War I.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

So that would be. That'd be.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Even be before Columbus.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah, yeah, that'd be before World War I.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

In a fictional small Jewish village.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Okay, again, not cultured. We're not cultured. All right, next one.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Next is Sweeney Todd.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Oh, Sweeney Todd.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I only know Sweeney Todd from the Office.

[Mangesha Teegular]

Really?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Johnny Depp?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah, that's what.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

I know it from the movie.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Oh, I only know Andy.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Dude, that episode, it's one of the best Office episodes.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Really?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Because Andy in his phone. The phone goes off in the middle of the production. It's a great Office episode.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Michael Scott. Boot Booze. Sweeney Todd.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

He tried.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Well.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Cause Michael Scott didn't get picked for the role. He applied or he auditioned. And at the very end of the episode, they cut to his audition and all he's doing is reciting from like, LA Law.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

It's an episode of Law and Order.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Law and Order, Yeah.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

He's like, dum dum.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

So that's his audition as like, it's so great.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

He's playing every character.

[Mangesha Teegular]

Yeah, it's funny.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

And what's the play like? Where is it happening?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Well, what I know about Sweeney Todd from what I know from the office that was doing a version of Sweeney Todd, it's about a murderer, but the murderer ends up being the barber who's, like, slicing people's necks.

[Mandy Woodruff Santos]

Whoa.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Sweet.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

True story. Based. I bet you. Loosely.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

There's a lot of paper companies. I mean, loosely based on a paper company. Yeah, but.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

And the bottom of the barber shop was a bakery and they cooked the bodies and served human cakes.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

That can't be based on anything real then.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Oh, no.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I mean, why not? Really? You're putting it past someone to do that?

[Mandy Woodruff Santos]

That's crazy.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

No, I'm not.

[Mandy Woodruff Santos]

I'm not.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I feel like that would be a crazy story, but real.

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Okay, hang tight. The Bobby cast will be right back.

[Jacob Goldstein]

This is Jacob Goldstein from what's yous Problem? You probably think of Walmart as the store that carries just about everything under the sun, and maybe not as the place to discover small brands. Well, two things can be true at the same time, because Walmart is home to thousands of small brands founded by people who had an idea, took a chance, and built something of their own. Behind everyone is a real story and a lot of hard work. So why not take a little time to recognize all the people building small brands across the country and support everything they're creating? Walmart is proud to give those brands a place on its shelves and online. It's never been easier to find and support small brands. So take a look at Walmart. You might come across something new, something unexpected, or a brand whose story speaks to you. You never know what you're missing until you look. Discover thousands of small [e-mail] My loyalties

[Essie Cupp]

lie with no party, only with what I think is good and right and fair. So when Democrats are messing up, I say it. When Republicans are messing up, I say it. I'm Essie Cup, a journalist and political commentator, and on my podcast, off the Cup, I help you make sense of the often nonsensical news. I do this on cable news too. But on my podcast, I can really let loose and be my honest, unfiltered self. Sometimes I still can't believe we keep electing men to run the country. Yeah, here we are. Each week you'll get my hot takes on the news and insider knowledge and insights from my smart friends and colleagues.

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

I think our politics has shifted away from left versus right. The new paradigm that drives our politics is front versus back. People who feel like they're stuck at the back of the line versus everyone they see in front of them keeping them at the back of the line.

[Essie Cupp]

Come find some sanity in the weekly news. Listen to off the cup on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Mangesha Teegular]

I'm Mangesha together and I'm back with a new season of the podcast Skyline Drive. This time I'm diving into a rabbit hole of peptides, organoids, blood boys, blue zones, and brain replacement to try to understand what this longevity obsession is all about and what it really means to live forever for all of us. I learned about some rad science.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I can make a brain for you. And then we can test what drug is the best for your brain as opposed to his brain.

[Mangesha Teegular]

Here are some hard truths.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I would expect Indians to age faster,

[Essie Cupp]

but I did not expect it to

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

be almost a four to five year

[Mangesha Teegular]

acceleration and get myself into a world of trouble.

[Essie Cupp]

I'd say probably start bone smashing.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

That doesn't work.

[Essie Cupp]

To make it look more defined. They say it works.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I don't know.

[Mangesha Teegular]

Listen to Skyline Drive how to live Forever on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get at your podcast.

[Gary Valenciano]

We've all been there. We've had seasons that have shaken everything. The question is, what remains when the shaking stops? Hi, I'm Gary Valenciano and on my podcast Unshaken with Gary Vee, I sit down with amazing personalities and we talk about the seasons that nearly broke them, the lows that carried them to their highs. Listen to Unshaken with Gary Vee on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

And we're back on the Bobbycast, and

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

number 18 is Come From Away. It's the true story of 7,000 airline passengers stranded in Newfoundland after the 911 attack.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, that's a recent one.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yeah, I've never heard of that.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

What's it called again? Mike?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Come From Away.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

They need to work on that name. Come from away, Come from away Coming

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

from away with me.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Dude, that actually sounds really good.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yeah, but just the Title of that. I am not even trying to see what it is.

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

You're right.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

You can also watch it on Apple tv. So there's the video version of it.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Okay.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Called Twin Towers Musical.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Oh, that's. That's one you don't want to watch. That's a Sad1. What's 19?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Chicago?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Catherine Zeta Jones and Russell Gear.

[Mangesha Teegular]

Love it.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Who's Russell Gear?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Richard's brother.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Hamster. Hamster guy.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Richard. Do you know Richard Brother? I think they were in the musical movie is why I think those two are.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Is Chicago. Chicago? The one that does. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Moulin Rouge.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Another great musician.

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I love Pink. Maya. Christina Aguilera, Nicole Kidman.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Kidman, yeah.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Aretha Franklin.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

No, I'm doing the song. I'm doing the song. Lady Marmalade.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Pink.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Christina Aguilera. Maya.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Oh, Maya.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

And I wonder if there's anybody else in that. There's a Marlon Rue, Shania. She's probably just those three. Pink, Christina Aguilera. Maya. Because I know Pink and Christina Aguilera, like, had a beef during that.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, really?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

There's gotta be a fourth.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Yeah, there's one more.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Okay, hold on. Let's think. Beyonce.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

No.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

No. Is it a.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Are they famous?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Not anymore.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Fantasia.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That's a good guess.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

It's pre Fantasia.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Not anymore.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Not anymore. Are they dead?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

No, they're alive, but just nobody cares anymore.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

They're not famous.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

I mean, I guess they're still famous, but they're not relevant.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Oh, is it one of the Destiny's Child girls?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

No.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Okay.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, like Kelly Rowland.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Name another one, though. Michelle Williams.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Is it Michelle Williams?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

No, it's not a Disney show.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

I'm just saying.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Name another.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

All right, they're all done. We're not doing them

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Pink.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Was it pink?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

For sure it was Pink Aguilera. And for sure it was Maya.

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

Right?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Mike and Christine.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Hint.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yes.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

She was in a high profile relationship back in the 90s.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Posh Spice. And it's not her. But that's who comes to mind for relationship. By the way, the least of the Spice Girls. I did a deep dive on Spice Girls. She hardly ever even sang Posh.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

But she was the hottest.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

But she. No, I think she was the hot. I didn't think she was the hottest.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

She was.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Dude, answer me. This. Was Sporty. The most talented.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

She was the leader, the best singer, but didn't get really to get her flowers because she. They pushed the other ones up front, baby.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah, baby.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Okay. 90s relationship. Was it with somebody else Famous?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Yes.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Let Me guess.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Very famous.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

What is that? What'd he say?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

He said very famous.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I'm gonna say Jessica Simpson.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Not it. He's gonna say. And I'm gonna know because I played the crap out of this song on the radio. White or black?

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

Black.

[Mangesha Teegular]

Hmm.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

It's not like Toni Braxton.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Good guess.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Moesha.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Brandy.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Brandy.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Brandy.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

It's not Brandy.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

It's not Brandy.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Just another hand. Monica, do you have one?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

The relationship that she was in, that person is no longer alive.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Do we. Is this a big story that they died? Oh, it's. So it's not. No.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Who's in the. No, she's probably one of the most

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

famous Deaths of the 90s.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, the 90s.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Was the guy black or white?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Guy was black.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

So who died in the 90s? That was one of the most famous.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Was he a. Was he a singer? Rapper? Musician.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Musician, yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

This is fine, because I don't know.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Is it one of the Milli Vanilli guys?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Great question.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Great question,

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

man. I don't know.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Somebody who used to. And she doesn't put out music anymore.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

She might.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Let me see Tupac or Biggie.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

But who was Mary J. Blige?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

No. Weird.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, but she's still kind of relevant, right?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I don't know if she put anything else. I liked her back in the day.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Mike made it seem like we would never even think about this.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I should know it, though, because I played the song.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

I will say this is her most streamed song.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

So can you list her second most streamed song?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Would that give it away?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

I don't think so. Magic stick with 50 cents.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Is she on the 50 cent? Magic stick song. He got the Magic Stick.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I know the Candy Shop.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Oh, it's Candy Shop.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Oh, but Matt is magic stick, not 50 Cent song.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

No, dude, I don't know who he's talking about. When you. When you would talk about on the radio, like, when you would lead into it, would you have to say all their names?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Let me go. Yeah, Everybody coming at you here. It's the high five at night. It's Bobby Bose, widow, 5.9 K, lazy. We're hit you with some lady marmalade. Now you know. Here's Maya. You might know her from Case of the X. Da da da da da. You also got Christina Aguilera, Jeannie in a Bottle. You got Pink here. And also, never forget.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Come on, I got one more hint.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Okay.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

She wore a very famous outfit to an award show in the 90s.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Is it JLo?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

No.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Is it Lauryn Hill?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

No.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

When I Think of famous outfits, though. It's JLo or Lady Gaga. J. Lo's Hispanic. Lady Gaga's wife.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

It's not Missy Elliot.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Is it a rapper?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Yes.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Erica Badu.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I would have said Missy Elliott then.

[Mangesha Teegular]

Oh, that.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That's a good guess.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Lil Kim.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Lil Kim.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Lil Kim. Who was she married to? Yeah, who was the guy she was with?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Biggie.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Oh, she was.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah, that was biggie.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Early 90s.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Whoa.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Dang, what a jam.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That was a fun little journey, though.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Where are we again?

[Gary Valenciano]

What?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

20. Number 20 in the musicals.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

You're like, I have.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

No, that was 19.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Chicago K20.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Little Shop of Horrors.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, that's good.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Movie's great.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Rick Moranis.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yeah, movie's great. The play was pretty good.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That's the plant.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Feed me, seymour. All right, five more. Number 21, Jersey Boys.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Great.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

22.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

The Rocky Horror. Rocky Horror Show.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Rocky Horror Picture Show.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Right on here it just says the Rocky Horror Show.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I wonder if in the. When it was on Broadway or wherever it was, it was just the Rocky Horror show. And then if they did it, took

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

it to the movies.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Yeah. On Broadway, it's the Rocky Horror Show.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, wow.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

That guy always kind of weirded me out as a kid.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Oh, Tim Curry?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yeah. Is that his name?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Mm.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

But, you know, used to weird me out, too. That I like.

[Mangesha Teegular]

I.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Now I get it. And I think as cool as David Bowie. When I was a kid, I was like, what's that dude about?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Right, right, right.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

He's just so different. You know who would freaked me out? Iggy Pop.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Oh, yeah.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Still.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Still freaks me out. His body is so weird.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

You know who'd freaked me out until, like, you see him, Old Alice Cooper. And now he's just like, guy that plays golf.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Normal dude. Yeah, normal guy.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

All right, how many left?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

23 is Starlight Express.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Starlight Express.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

You know what?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah. They skate the whole time. It's like there's a whole set that

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

everybody skates as they're doing the play.

[Tarika Foster Brasby / Cheryl Swoopes]

Are you serious?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That's exhausting.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

They're all on roller skates. The story of a steam engine named Rusty competing to win the Heart of Pearl.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

See, that's what I would want to be in from.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

1984.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

That sounds fun and exhausting.

[Mandy Woodruff Santos]

Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Next.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Oliver.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Oh, Oliver. Yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Wasn't. No, he was the kid they brought in on the Brady Bunch some more.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Oh, yeah?

[Mandy Woodruff Santos]

Yeah.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

I guess it's an adaptation of Oliver Twist. Okay.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

No, he was the cousin they brought in from the Brady Bunch.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

What are you talking about?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Red hair, blonde hair, kid, whatever. They bring in.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

That's Oliver.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yeah, cousin Oliver.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

What side of the family do you remember?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

No, I just remember that's when that show was terrible. They were bringing in side characters.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

We need someone.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

And at 25.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Six, the musical. It's about the six wives of King Henry the seventh. I've never heard of that.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That sounds complicated.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

We really should make a trip to New York and go to a Broadway show.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Let's do it.

[Unidentified Female (podcast guest or co-host)]

Guys.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

From this we have to have a better. Like, we're going for work, right?

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Yeah, field trip.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

We're going for work. We gotta do interviews. And then we.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

If we did interviews, we wouldn't talk to our wives like that though.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

But I mean.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Sorry, dude.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

It would be so weird to be like. So, yeah, we're gonna go to New York for a couple days.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

It would be for work.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Go see plays.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

What do they. What's out now?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

I'm going this month and I'm gonna go see the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. But that's not a musical. It's play.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

That's cool. I forgot their differences.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah, yeah.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

What Broadway productions.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

What can. What should we all go watch?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Well, that's what I'm seeing. Even what's out there now.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Okay.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Are currently running.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Dude, the legit ones are when. Like, the big actors are.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Doing. What would you call that?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Stunt casting. I don't even want the big actors.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

What do you mean? You wouldn't want to see.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Because the big actors usually aren't as talented as the real Broadway actors. That we don't know their name.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

But some of them started there, so they.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Name one. I can't exactly.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Okay, we got the Lion King.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Pass. I want something.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I already seen it.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Death of a Salesman.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Oh, that's six.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Is still there.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Mj the Musical.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Shimon, the Lion King, Harry Potter, the Outsiders. Proof. Cats. Lost Boys. Death of a Salesman. Just in time. The Book of Mormon. Chicago.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Great.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Guess maybe happy ending. Moulin Rouge.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Happy ending.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

That sounds Aladdin.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

What's Lost Boys?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Mj?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Is that like the. The vampire movie?

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

I think so. Yeah.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That would be cool.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

We gotta find one that's not based off a movie. Yeah, we gotta do the real experience.

[Mandy Woodruff Santos]

How about.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

How about the one that. The 911 one. That sounds good.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Oh, come from away.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I don't know that it's not there. Oh, the Great Gatsby.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That would be cool.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Cats.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

We should find one to go. I'm gonna make it a thing. We're gonna find one.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Let's do it.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

We're by the way.

[Jacob Goldstein]

This was.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

I guess this is the full episode.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Oh, really?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

We did a whole. I didn't know.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

What'd you call uncultured?

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

This is uncultured.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Unculturistas.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Guys, talking about musicals. That's what. We'll list it.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

That was fun, though.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Did you guys have fun?

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Yeah, I had a really good time.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

So much fun.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Sorry, Alyssa and I kind of want to see. I kind of want to see the Come Sail Away one.

[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

Oh, come from away.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

Come from Away.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

You don't even know the name of it.

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

Wow.

[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

I would have never come all the way.

[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

Okay, thank you, everybody, for watching and listening to this episode of the Bobbycast. And until we meet again, thanks for listening to the Bobbycast. Share this episode with a friend because

[Mike (assistant or co-host providing info)]

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[Mike (co-host on Bobbycast)]

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[Bobbycast Host (likely Bobby)]

That doesn't work.

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[Unidentified Male (possibly a podcast guest or co-host)]

I don't know.

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