Menu
Sign In Search Podcasts Libraries Charts People & Topics Add Podcast API Blog Pricing
Podcast Image

Two Blokes Talking Tech

Movies: Wayne's World

13 Jun 2026

Transcription

Transcript generated automatically by AI and may contain errors.

Chapter 1: What is the premise of Wayne's World?

6.292 - 16.166

I'm going to make them an offer again. I feel the need. The need for a speech.

0

16.186 - 20.372 Stephen Fenech

He's watched every movie more than once. He's Stephen Fennec.

0

21.294 - 23.817

Go ahead. Make my day.

0

28.124 - 46.141 Stephen Fenech

He's watched the latest Disney movies with his kids. But that's about it. He's Trevor Long. You talking to me? Together, they bring you the best movies you've never seen.

0

56.153 - 57.915

I will look for you. I will find you. And I will kill you.

Chapter 2: How did Wayne and Garth's characters evolve from SNL to film?

61.945 - 75.548 Stephen Fenech

Rent BioStream the latest and greatest movies on fetch. Watch on a big screen Hisense TV.

0

75.568 - 82.58

Say hello to my little friend!

0

82.6 - 85.405 Stephen Fenech

The best movies you've never seen.

0

89.097 - 94.172 Garth Algar

The first rule of Fight Club is you do not talk about Fight Club.

0

94.192 - 100.47 Stephen Fenech

With Steven Fenwick and Trevor Long. This is the captain.

100.49 - 101.352

Brace for impact.

103.34 - 120.338 Stephen Fenech

The best movies you've never seen. Welcome to our podcast, a podcast about movies, of course. My name is Stephen Fennec. I'm the bloke who suggests the movies because I've seen most of them. Much to my family's chagrin. And I suggest them to Trevor, who's never seen them. Hence the name of this podcast, The Best Movies You've Never Seen.

Chapter 3: What challenges did the production face during filming?

120.418 - 134.004 Stephen Fenech

It's the best movies Trevor's never seen. Just on the weekend, by the way, my family debating you quite heavily. Really? Victoria Filthy, you still haven't done Harry Potter. Okay, it's coming. Tell them to be patient. Amanda's suggesting that we should be doing, what was that movie I was watching? With the Martin Sheenan. I sent you a message.

0

134.425 - 134.926 Trevor Long

Oh, yeah.

0

134.946 - 139.575 Stephen Fenech

Pollyanna. No, Pollyanna's another one. Anna Green Gables. Anna Green Gables, yes. Yeah.

0

Chapter 4: How did Wayne's World impact pop culture?

139.775 - 161.868 Stephen Fenech

I don't think it's on your list. Not at all. That's what I politely said to them. Maybe. But anyway, we talk about movies here that you most of the time haven't seen and maybe a lot of you haven't seen either. We see this show as a suggestion to the movies that you should have a watch and then come and listen to our show. A lot of these movies may have been made before you were born. They will.

0

161.888 - 170.771 Stephen Fenech

Some of our audience. This week's might be that case. Wayne's World, we are watching. Yeah. Released in 1992. You were definitely born then. I was year 11.

0

Chapter 5: What iconic scenes and quotes are highlighted in Wayne's World?

171.793 - 193.405 Stephen Fenech

And this stars Mike Myers, Dana Carvey, Rob Lowe, and Tia Carrera. Yeah. Now, it's based on a Saturday Night Live character developed by Mike Myers. Now, when he originally came up with the character, he created it as a solo character. Right. But while he was performing with Second City...

0

193.385 - 216.945 Stephen Fenech

When he brought it to Saturday Night Live, to get that sketch off the ground, he needed to pair up with an established cast member, which was Dana Carvey. And that's how Garth was added for the Saturday Night Live sketch, which is what this film was based on. It was produced by Lorne Michael, who's the producer, been the boss there for 40 years, whatever it is.

0

216.925 - 246.747 Stephen Fenech

And so that was how the duo was created, even though it was still only called Wayne's World. Now, Mike Myers, before the film and even during the film, by the way, from what I understand, rewrote the script for Wayne's World so many times that the director, Penelope Spheeris, had to institute a new rule. If you give me something new, this is her words, it has to be 24 hours before.

0

247.165 - 264.313 Stephen Fenech

So if the prop guys have to get a gun rack in 10 minutes, that's not going to work. That was a scene in the movie. Now, Paramount Pictures was on the fence at the start to back this movie.

0

Chapter 6: How did the film's music choices affect its popularity?

264.293 - 287.803 Stephen Fenech

The sketch was okay on Saturday Night Live and the film actually grossed more than 18 million on opening weekend. But Mike Myers said his first reaction was a note from the studio saying they didn't fully understand the concept. But they still went with it. So you've seen this. I understand you may have seen this. I've seen it more than once.

0

288.464 - 301.945 Stephen Fenech

This is a movie that was like, as I said, I was in year 11. So this is a movie. In your wheelhouse for your age. All my mates, we were 12th man fans. This is comedy. This was funny. So you had mates, did you? Yeah, we had a couple. You know, shwing.

0

Chapter 7: What lessons about friendship and authenticity does the film convey?

301.925 - 317.845 Stephen Fenech

Like, that was, I mean, we're in year 11 for crying out loud. Do you know what I mean? Like, it was. Yeah, you were the perfect audience. Like, I've got a crap memory, as you know, but there were so many times when re-watching this that I went, oh, that line. We used to say that. This movie, well, it coined a lot of quotes and actions.

0

317.985 - 319.807 Stephen Fenech

Like, you know, we're not worthy, you know, that sort of stuff.

0

319.827 - 320.528 Trevor Long

Yes, that was the other one.

0

321.049 - 344.059 Stephen Fenech

As soon as they did that, I went, oh, my God, that's so good. The movie was shot in 34 days despite its troubled production, which I'll talk about later. Right. It's the only Saturday Night Live spin-off to gross more than $100 million to date. Wow. It's pretty good. $121 million. I'm just looking at the box office. Roger Ebert. Now, man, Roger. His review. Here's Roger's review.

0

344.439 - 363.819 Stephen Fenech

I'll give you the highlights. I walked into Wayne's World expecting a lot of dumb, vulgar comedy, and I got plenty, but I also found what I didn't expect, a genuinely amusing, sometimes even intelligent undercurrent. Like the Bill and Ted movies, this one works on its intended level and then sneaks in excursions on some other levels too. Yeah, right.

363.839 - 383.282 Stephen Fenech

The movie's inspired by Saturday Night Live's long-running parody of local access cable TV. Wayne's world originates from the panelled basement room of its host, Wayne Campbell, who looks to be in his late 20s but still lives at home with his parents in Aurora. Wayne's sidekick is Garth Algar, looking uncannily like Art Johnson and operating with the brainpower of a clever seven-year-old.

383.822 - 395.837 Stephen Fenech

The two of them interview a strange guest, drool over posters of their favourite models and use the word excellent a whole lot. One quality that grew on me during the film was Maya's conversations with the camera.

Chapter 8: What are the hosts' final thoughts and ratings for Wayne's World?

395.817 - 415.773 Stephen Fenech

Incense, the whole movie is a cable access documentary on his life and particularly on his great and helpless crush on Tia Carrera. The Dana Carvey character doesn't wear as well. The fact that his personality has a severely limited range of notes doesn't prevent him from playing them over and over. But... The movie was so good-spirited, we forgive him.

0

417.495 - 438.177 Stephen Fenech

The access shows I like the best are the ones on which I can never be sure what's going to happen next. Wayne's World gets that right. Nice. So that's pretty positive. It was three out of four stars. People probably don't realise that cable access is essentially like community TV here. Probably even more community than community TV in Australia because in Australia we only really had a

0

438.157 - 450.433 Stephen Fenech

a small number in the metro areas, whereas cable access is like, you know, basically anyone with the keenness. With the dish. Community radio here was easy to get into. That's kind of like community access TV over there. Oh, it's on community radio.

0

450.633 - 450.994 Trevor Long

Yeah, I know.

0

451.154 - 466.734 Stephen Fenech

That's why I mentioned it. There you have it. Okay, this is your last exit before the freeway. We're going to take an excellent deep dive into Wayne's world. If you haven't seen it... you can catch it on Fetch. Are you worthy? That's the question. Fetch is your all-in-one entertainment service. So great value entertainment.

466.754 - 485.02 Stephen Fenech

So there's enjoying more with less and flexible packs at simple monthly prices. So $3.99 a month gets you access to free-to-air TVs, 30 channels with or without an antenna. So you don't need to have an antenna point for your TV. You can get free-to-air TV. Included channels, 25 lifestyle and entertainment channels. There's streaming apps.

485.16 - 505.49 Stephen Fenech

All your favorite streaming apps are on the Fetch box today. The movie box gives you 30 included on-demand movies every single month without ads, plus there's 11,000 or more movies and TV shows that you can rent or buy. There's games, there's universal voice search, smart TV guides so you can go backwards and forward through the EPG, and it can all be controlled as well on the mobile app.

505.51 - 524.936 Stephen Fenech

So when you're not at home, you can still enjoy your Fetch. Great service, great little powerful entertainment box, and you can read more about it at their website, FetchTV.com today. You can buy it from major retailers today. or you can get it from Telstra. Check it out now at FetchTV.com.au. So you've re-watched Wayne's World. And it's been a while since you've seen it, I guess.

524.976 - 540.073 Stephen Fenech

Oh, mate, it would be years. Decades, yeah. Oh, wow. Okay, so what are your impressions? Well, that's for years like a first-time watch, mate. Yeah, I mean, yeah, it is. It's kind of like – but it's funny how it came back. And I think that's because I definitely watched it more than once. This is a movie that – Maybe you should be running this episode.

Comments

There are no comments yet.

Please log in to write the first comment.