S2E8: Sweet Vitriol (with Patricia Arquette and Jimmy Kimmel)
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And today we're talking about the eighth episode of season two, Sweet Vitriol, written by Adam County and K.C. Perry and directed by Ben Stiller.
And Patricia Arquette.
Not really, though. And this is an exciting episode of our podcast because you're here, Patricia. Have you been on a podcast before?
I probably have, but I don't want to.
Wait a second. Do you remember?
I'm trying to block it.
All right. This is what we deal with, folks. Are you going to block this out eventually?
Like five minutes after I leave.
And also, our other guest on the podcast after Patricia is the great Jimmy Kimmel.
Yeah, he's going to help us answer some of your hotline questions.
And he'll remember being here and enjoy it.
Good. He's going to enjoy it whether he enjoys it or not.
And also we have Zach Cherry. Of course. Oh, I love him. Yes, to predict what's going to happen in next week's episode. But before we dive in, here's your spoiler warning and ours that we are talking about everything from episode eight of season two. So go watch that before you listen to the podcast. Now, interestingly enough, Patricia, you probably can't give any spoilers because you, have you seen Severance?
I mean, I've seen episode one of season two.
You're up to episode one of season two.
Yeah.
What did you think?
I loved it. I loved it.
Do you like to wait until it's going out into the world before you see anything?
I do, and in general, I don't like seeing anything. Got it. It's kind of a little bit like dragging a mouse who has its nails out digging into wood.
Towards a television to watch themselves? Yeah. A little mouse?
Yeah, that's me.
Mice hate seeing themselves on TV shows.
I know. It's so big. You're so big up there and daunting.
Did you ever see Escape at Dannemora?
I did, yeah.
Okay, good.
I saw it once. I mean, I'll run into myself on TV sometimes. I'll be changing channels and I'll see like, oh my God, that's me in True Romance. And I might watch a bit.
That's cool.
And be like, wow, I'm so young. Or I'll see us in Flirting with Disaster.
Wow, we're so young.
That's funny. Look at it.
babies don't you Ben don't you wish you could say that you run across yourself in true romance I do I do I was never that cool flirting with disaster is pretty damn cool I never got into the Tarantino verse and I know that was a Tony Scott movie but it's a Tarantino verse yeah
As you guys both know, Flirting with Disaster is one of my very, very favorite movies. I've told you so many times.
We had so much fun.
We had a great time. And then, like, weirdly didn't really see each other for a while until Escape at Dannemora. Like, 25 years went by or something. Yeah, that's crazy. And then, but it was like we never stopped being like a brother and sister is what I feel like.
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