1229 - The Roz & Mocha Retro Show – Roz Sings Sound of Music, We Cry to Aladdin & That Milli Vanilli Throwback
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What is the Retro Show’s intro and who’s hosting the episode?
This is the Roz and Mocha Retro Show. Aw yeah, almost happy birthday to one damn memory couple days away. What do you got planned for the week? Final day. Well wait, final days.
I'm 46. Oh sure, yeah. Wait, so tomorrow I'm going for and I didn't know that you can buy this, rent this, um, sign up for this an hour and a half massage. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah.
At that point I I owe him dinner.
You do? Oh hit myself. Uh that's amazing. Uh what do you got? So you're gonna go for a massage? Going for massage? Going for like
the full haircut where the guy does like the steaming of my hair. Mm-hmm. Some fancy stuff for me. It's funny, that's all in the ninth. From my actual birthday I I like uh not much.
Just work. Yeah.
I'm gonna do like gym and
Okay. All right. Well there you go. Uh what's going on, guys? I'm Shem. That's uh Maria. That's Almost Birthday Boy Dammit Mori. Uh this is the Retro Podcast. This is where we dig into the archives of the Raz and Oca show and reveal and and relive, not reveal, but yeah, we do reveal, but relive some of our favorite moments from the show. So who would like we have a theme? Oh yes, we have a theme. We have a theme. We have a theme. Tell me,
tell me the theme. We 'cause it's almost summer, the weather's getting warmer. I have a song in my heart. So it's all about song. It's all about the sing song y song. Songs of the singing of the sing.
Who wants to go first?
I'll go first. Hit us. Okay, so I was looking at a clip back in twenty thirteen and you don't really get to hear Roz sing too much. No, he never participates.
What? Roz? All right. Uh from twenty thirteen. Let's take a listen. Roz and Mocha, Retro 2013.
Uh NBC is planning to do another live musical because of the huge success of the sound of music.
Did you see that? The Carrie Underwood one, right?
No, I saw people ripped that poor girl apart. Really? Oh my god. Dude, they were
promoing the hell out of that.
Um you know the No, the general consensus was that her singing was just brilliant. Like she's a great singer, but her acting was atrocious. Really? Yeah. And I think eighteen I think almost twenty million people watched that. And it was three hours long. But the weird thing so you didn't see any of it. I didn't watch any of it. So it's a v it was a very odd Concept in which they it wasn't a movie. Right. Like they didn't remake the sound of music. It was a play. It was a play that they had like thirty cameras just shoot the stage and all the sets. With no audience. Oh, okay. So they just shot like it looked like you were watching a bootleg copy of Broadway on really good cameras. HD. In H D, right? Like it it looked it was a weird feeling.
Like it was there was a there was a disconnect. Remember when you used to watch uh sitcoms back in the like the eighties, like the early eighties.
Which 2013 Sound of Music clip do they play and why is it special?
Where it had that everything was fake looked. Like you could tell the set was made out of Balsawood, but you but you watched anyway. I know that those clouds out that window are a painting. Yes. But I don't care, I'm gonna watch anyway. We were very forgiving of television. But television has evolved. so much. So what was wrong with the with the whole production of the show? Nothing was wrong with the whole production of the show. Just Carrie Underwood is not a strong actor. Yeah. That was the that was the problem. And the other weird thing was the the guy uh who was in the uh who was in the play was Bill from True Blood. So so you need to s really suspend you
can't do that. You gotta have like a no name in that role. The hills are alive with the sound of mu
Did you ever watch that? Do you did you is your mom a fan of sound of music? I don't think so. So anyway, um you never watch that every year? No. Oh man, every year in my house growing up it was a sound of music.
Really?
Yeah. And it's a very weird thing too, uh, because there's Nazis in the sound of music, right? Yo, did they have the Nazis in? I think they did on Sunday night. I I think they did and you know, then you get Some poor actor who's like, Ma, you're not gonna believe this. I landed my first gig. I landed this gig. Uh it's a remake of the sound of music.
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