Sean Evans
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163 appearances
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
Sean Evans’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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time that i'd see my dad you know screaming swear words at the tv you know and i'm like why is he freaking out they win all the time yeah i'm like they win all the time this i thought it was like a harlem globetrotters thing you know so i'm like why are all the adults in the room like screaming at the tv and acting like something's at stake here like they always win so even that i didn't even really other bizarre behavior to watch in an adult is when their sports team is doing well
I would just like a chance to adopt that arrogance. I have no idea what that's even like.
I mean, I think we'll see what happens this year. They got their coach, and I'm going to ride it out with Caleb and see what happens. And the NFL is much more of a parody league, which is why it's kind of bizarre that they haven't been able to crack that code or solve that Rubik's Cube at least a little bit recently.
Right, and then there are these handful of silly teams, like the Jets or the Bears or the Jaguars or whatever. You know what I mean?
So I'm obsessed with the idea of Sasquatch. I don't believe that like Bigfoot's actually walking around there, but I would love to go out and do one of those hunts. You know, like that sounds fun. There was this Sasquatch show that I used to watch all the time, you know, and it was just kind of a group of crazy guys who as the show goes on and on and on.
you see them becoming crazier and crazier and crazier over time. And even like the sort of tensions between the group, it goes from this optimistic, we're going to find Sasquatch today to where like, you can actually kind of observe submarine resentments amongst the group there. But I think I like the idea of it. You know, I like the idea of a Loch Ness monster.
And I never, I never developed out of that thing of like, so do you love UFO things and like alien landings?
well i'm i'm less compelled by that than like creatures walking amongst us so that's your that's the lane you like the most yeah like a mythical beast amongst us okay that i have so many alien friends you know yeah well that's because that's the thing i just can't hang with them you know what i mean because people are into aliens one of my friends is like check this shit out and i'm like what is it he's like this is over my fucking house last night and i'm like
Yeah, I'm going to go with the moon. I'm going to believe in the moon landing.
Well, you know, anything's possible. Do you think the Earth is round? Yeah, I believe the Earth is round.
Yeah, that all checks out to me.
Yeah, well, they have tons of cool stuff. So yeah, I did a series of interviews over there. The coolest thing that they have, or the coolest thing that I saw at least, They have Quentin Tarantino's handwritten pulp fiction script.
I thumb through it. It's in a three ring binder just on notebook paper.
And even sort of even in the way that he's writing, it's like in the center of the page, like kind of like a script would be.
yeah yeah yeah is it legible yeah you can it's it was cool to see his handwriting and like all the dialogue is almost like exactly the same but it was interesting to see that some of the characters names were different you know uh going through but that was the coolest thing that i saw but they have tons of cool stuff there um it was kind of an amazing thing to just go through the archives another was it fun to see handwritten n words not from a friend yeah yeah
Yeah.
Almost every page. And then another cool thing that I saw... is they have, you know, just these pages with, like, casting notes, you know? So you can see, like, all these people that were auditioning for things. And then, like, sometimes there'll be, like, kind of mean notes next to it. Like, not believable. You know, like, you see all that stuff.
So I don't know. Maybe some of the things that I was in are, like, under it. But it's a library that's open, and it's awesome. I really wish I could... just write interviews out of it.
I get both parts of it because, you know, I always assume that any movie that I bought a ticket to and watched blew up at the box office. And any movie that I didn't buy a ticket to and watched bombed at the box office. You know, I think there is part of that. Like, oh, the things that I engage with are all banging and awesome. And the things that I'm not engaging with don't matter.
So I think that that's part of it. But I think just holistically, like when you look at entertainment in general, like if you just look at like the last couple of years, the ways that movies have performed, you know, everything is just kind of becoming more fragmented when you just look at the whole thing.
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