#2203 - Eric Goode & Jeremy McBride
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Gentlemen, thank you for being here.
Please introduce yourselves. Eric Goode.
Jeremy McBride.
Did you guys both do Tiger King as well?
Yeah, I mean, I kind of came in towards a tail end. I remember meeting you about this.
Keep it this close to your face.
Okay.
You can scoot your – it moves and stuff.
Okay. Yeah, I met Eric kind of towards a tail end of filming Tiger King. Yeah, that was kind of the first experience I had with him.
You guys, like, struck lightning with that because it came right at the pandemic where everyone's locked at home and everyone was like, what the fuck? What the fuck is going on with these guys? Yeah, captive cats and captive audience. And just crazy people. And then your new show, Chimp Crazy, is like basically all in the same vein. And it is so odd how nutty these animal people are, these people that have captive animals. their home it's such a bizarre there's there I would like to see like a psychologist like a clinical psychologist do an examination of what type of personality wants to have these enormous wild animals captive in their homes yeah no for sure it's
It's incredible, and of course that's what interests us because I'm an animal guy, but you have to have interesting people to tell a good story. Well, we are animals.
And we are animals. That's the weird part about it. We're this bizarre animal that likes to keep animals in cages.
And some people think we should have been in the same genus as apes. But, of course, there's something called religion and dominion. And, of course, we're not animals. We're not apes.
Well, we certainly are. I mean, those people, they still believe in religion. But, you know, the reality of observable science is also there, unfortunately. You know, we're just a weird animal. We're the fucking weirdest ones. But the show Chimp Crazy, I just finished episode three last night, and we got to number four, and my daughter wanted to watch number four. I'm like, I don't think I could do it. I was so bummed out after episode three. I was like, oh, my God. I mean, I don't want to give away anything for people who haven't watched the series yet. I highly recommend it. It's really fucking good. But episode three, man, it's like... It's like there's something about, first of all, this is one of the rare times where I'm fully with PETA.
When you're, you know, it's like when you side with PETA on things, it's like, you know, like this has got to be an egregious example of something absolutely horrific. And, you know, the one situation where the woman who was so drunk kept the chimp and then attacked her daughter and the whole thing. It's like at the end of the show, it's like, oh, my God, I don't know if I can keep doing this.
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