Knock Him Out...Please
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Why do we want Mike Tyson to knock out Jake Paul?
Please, Mike. Please. The next episode of The Commercial Break starts now. We certainly are cats and kittens. Welcome back to the commercial break. I'm Brian Greene. This is my dear friend and the co-host of the show, Kristen Joy Hoadley. Best to you, Kristen. Best to you, Brian. And best to you out there in the podcast universe. Thanks for joining us.
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62.
He's 62 years old. And somehow Paramount, who I think they make these movies, is still allowing him to do these incredibly insane stunts. If he dies, along with it goes some of the only big tent movies. Gangbuster for sure making a billion dollar movies. And I don't know how they're letting him do this. Let the stunt double do it. You're 62, Tom. Don't you have children? They have Suri and Yuri and Fry and French Fry and something like that, right? And isn't he like the King of the Scientology world? How is Scientology letting him do this? That's my question. Isn't there somebody at Scientology going, hey, this guy goes and we got the only representative that has ever brought more people in the door is gone. That's it. He's gone.
I know he likes to do all his own stunts.
Nine times out of ten. I will wholly reject big tent pole kind of summer blockbuster movies. We've talked about this. Twisters and all this. I just wholly reject the idea of... CGI, Big-Action-Sequenz. Ich weiß, dass sie für einen Grund populär sind, weil Leute denken, dass sie gute Filme sind. Sie sind lustig, sie sind angenehm. Du gehst in die Filme und du hast zwei Stunden, in denen du nicht über etwas anderes denkst. Aber ich komme nicht in diese Art von Filmen. Normalerweise. But I do have to say that I caught the latest Mission Impossible on television, like on HBO, I don't know, maybe two months ago. And it was fun from beginning to end. I liked it a lot. I was like, okay, I get why people like this.
Now I haven't seen half of those Mission Impossible movies. And now I'm looking forward to the next one coming out. Because I'm like, okay, now I get to see how the story finishes. Because it's a part one, part two.
Is it really finished? How many have there been?
Sechs, glaube ich. Okay.
Wie viele, äh, lass uns mal sehen. Warte, warte, warte, warte. Oh mein Gott, Siri will nicht.
Wie viele von diesen Mission Impossible Filmen, die von diesem Scientologen starren, haben sie? Six sounds about right. Yep.
Hold on.
Now it's an answer to something about Valentine's Day. How many Mission Impossible movies are there? There are... Why can't you just give me one simple answer? Right. Now I gotta go count them myself. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. There are seven of them with an eighth coming.
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