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Ten years? Hello,

and welcome to the 477th

consecutive week of cinema Psyops. This episode represents

the 477th week that we have been

doing this show well into our 10th year, and this

is, in fact, a decade of dimwitted dipshittery that this

show represents a fucking decade. Can you believe that

horseshit? And rushing in before he's actually introduced as my co

host, Matt. Oh, yeah, I kind of got. I got ahead of myself. My bad.

You doing Caddy Shaq as the first episode that we

record for this session for what will be this

week's episode of 477. Man,

you're. How can you not be amped? Yeah, I'm fucking.

Let's do. I mean, I'm fucking. I want to get going, tell people to learn

about it. Yeah. You may or may not be shocked to learn that Caddyshack

is actually not my favorite comedy. You know what? That doesn't shock

me. It's not my favorite, either. I like it, but it's not my

favorite. Yeah, well, I guess I asked for a top ten

or, like, you know, your ten favorite movies that you've been wanting to cover

for, like, ever. It's definitely in my top ten for comedies. Well, I would hope

so, because it was in your top ten that you were given to choose for

the show. Exactly. I'm just saying.

Yeah, it was in a ten list. A top ten list of things other than

Star wars that you wanted to cover on this show badly. Yeah. Cause you just

won't give me Star wars. This is fucking weird, man.

What can I say? I'm a sadistic prick, and I know how much pain this

is causing you for us to cover it, it really is. It's like, what the

fuck is up with that? Remember villain.

Yeah, you talk.

I'm only a villain for you, baby. That's right.

Nobody else. Just for me. Well, you and a few select

other people, but mostly. Yeah, but they don't even know about it. I'm the

only one that knows. I'm the only one where you get sexual pleasure out of

being mean to. Well, I definitely can't say that.

I was bored. Oh, God.

If you keep singing, I don't know if I could do this. It's stuck in

my head. Dude, I'm sorry. We got to get going. All right, well,

let's stop fucking around, then. We'll just make it a shorter episode, I suppose,

up first. Well, I don't know how short it's going to be, because we.

I mean, there's so much behind the scenes shit to talk about with fucking Caddyshack.

Fair. Well, let's get started on the pirate radio edit this week. It's all

songs out of the soundtrack of Cat.

If Kenny Loggins in this, I don't even know you anymore.

Up first legion, Patreon, ad. Immediately following is Hilly Michaels with something. Wait,

hold on. Yeah. It's not Kenny lock. It's not yet.

Fucker. Fine. All right. You better show up. All right, up first.

I believe this is from the incident with the

yacht. Is Hilly Michaels with something on your

mind? Right after this. This will keep you quiet. Oh,

hi there. I didn't picked up what you did, and, you know, now he's

running with it, so. Oh, well, that's good for him. Good. He deserves a friend.

I know. Yeah, I know. I mean, Lord knows it's not you.

And I don't want to touch that mess. Well, I'm Lord and master. I'm not

supposed to be his friend. Yeah, you really enjoy

that title. Little too much. You know that, right? I'm a supervillain.

Yeah, well, I don't know about super. You're a villain.

You're a lab action away from being a supervillain. Speaking of Halloween

stuff, did you get the freaking cards from Shamir?

Yes. From counselor Dan and Shapir? Yeah. You got them both?

Yeah, of course. Millicent. You know, poor Millicent. She seems really

high strung women. She included a nice little note for me

about clean living and maybe I should, you know, get back on the fat and

the fatty foods and the drinking. The alcohol. The alcohol in

the bad eating, in the gambling. There you go. You know, oddly enough,

in my cart, she included a note for me trying

to get you to do the clean living, avoid the fat

and the drinking. And, I mean, it's nice that she's concerned,

but. Yeah, but, like, why is she writing that to me about you?

I don't know. I know she's not allowed to listen to the show, but clearly

she doesn't know that I don't care about your well being. I bought a shaman's.

It was much like another Christmas type card, only for

Halloween. And he wasn't in costume. It was in his traditional robes.

And it had a nice little saying on the back of it, some nice words.

And I thought that was nice. But then it came with an envelope, and in

the envelope, he billed me for the card and the words. Did you

get billed till. Yeah. Wait, you got billed for the advice on the

back of the card? Yeah. Did you say anything, like, particularly special? Like.

No. He said, keep your chin up, kiddo. That was yours?

Yeah. Oh, my God. He wrote some shit about, like, my soul eagle could fly.

If I would only open my eyes to mother Earth. Why did you get that?

I gotta. Keep your chin up, kiddo. I don't understand this

guy. You know how much he charged me for that? I don't even want to

know. Do you know how much I got your. He charged me $2,500.

$2,500 for. Keep your chin up. Keep your chin up, kiddo.

I'm disputing those, char. Yeah, I already

contacted some people, so. Yeah. That's ridiculous.

You know what? You only charged me $700 and you wrote me this long dino

tribe. What is the guy who gets deep? Well, I don't know.

I'm guessing that perhaps the 2500 may have

something to do with the counseling for Dan. Oh, yeah.

Whereas my 700 might actually just be. What he's trying to charge

me is for the whole soul legal speech, by the way. If you're gonna charge

me, though, don't submit my card, shaman. Yeah, no, fine. I don't need your

help, Rick. Yeah, yeah. If I need your help, then I'll come do that.

Yeah, if you're gonna spam us, for God's sakes, don't charge us, too.

Oh, my God, man. That is a weird fucking

song to be in Caddyshack. And it fucking rules. I fucking love,

but it works with the fucking scene. Yeah. Was I right? Was it when the

naval attack thing kind of. I believe so. It's the whole boating

incident. Yeah, yeah, the whole boating. Where he just basically wrecks everything.

Yeah. Where he just fucking runs into everything. Cause he's running fucking Dangerfield.

Yeah. See, that's the thing that I love about this movie, is the Rodney moments.

Like, that's the only reason I watch it. And, like, I can't wait to gush

on those. So let's get going. Well, and also, I'm in love with the guy

who plays Danny as the actor. That guy fucking rocks.

Anyway. All right, K Shack, let's get into it. The first 20

minutes, we start gophers dancing to

Kenny Loggins. So, you know, just saying,

get after it. That it should be in the end episode. Yeah,

it should have been there already. We should be listening. It should just play in

the background while we fucking do this. Every time you complain about me not

paying, playing Kenny Loggins is going to get pushed further and further later in the

episode. You are just a maniacal dick villain,

all right. What? I'm a villain? You are. Yeah. Anyway,

all right, well, we see a large catholic family, and it seems to

suck to be in this large of a family. Some of them are just fucking

cousins around here.

So, anyway, he gets out of the house, and his

dad is getting on him about going to college and college fun. Anyway,

fuck that. Well, let's get our asses to Bushwood. And.

And he gets there while riding a bike through all the rich neighborhoods.

And it's time to Caddy for Ty Webb.

Awesome. In this movie. Chevy Chase. Shitty in

life. Chevy Chase, in our first clip. Hey, Mister Webb,

can I ask you something? Sure thing. Shoot, Timmy. Danny.

Danny, Danny. When you were my age, did you

ever have trouble deciding what you wanted. To do with your life?

No, I never had that problem. Really? Why?

Forget it. I didn't think you'd understand.

You take drugs, Danny? Every day. Good. So what's the problem?

I don't know. I don't know. Did you have to take that cooter preference

test when you were a senior in high school? Oh, yeah. I took it.

They said I should be a fire watcher. What are you supposed to be?

An underachiever. I gotta go to

college. I gotta. Danny, this is in Russia.

Is this Russia? This is in Russia.

No, the thing is, really. Do you want to go to college in Nebraska?

Besides, it costs like, $8,000 a year. Hold on, Danny.

I went. You what? 250 yesterday. I can't foot the bill for everything right here.

Ask for money. It's just that my dad, Hank, he can't afford it. I haven't

even told him about the scholarship I didn't get. I'm gonna end up working in

a lumberyard the rest of my life. What's wrong with lumber? I own two lumber

yards. I noticed you don't spend too much time there. Not sure where they are.

I like you, Betty. It's Danny, sir. Danny, I'm gonna give you a little advice.

There's a force in the universe makes things happen.

All you have to do is get in touch with it.

Stop thinking. Let things happen and be

the ball.

Danny. Danny. Sir? Where's the wedge?

Right here, sir. Thank you, Danny. Find your center.

Hear nothing, feel nothing.

That was kind of incredible. You try, Danny. Pardon me. Pardon you.

Here, you try it.

Huh? I don't know. Go ahead.

Just relax. Find your center. Picture the

shot, Danny. Picture it. Turn off all

the sound. Just let it

happen. Be the ball. Be the ball,

Danny. You're not being the bald annie.

Well, it's kind of difficult with you talking like that. I'm not talking.

Stop talking. Not talking.

Now,

where'd it go? Right in the lumberyard. Okay.

Everything I like about this movie I'm going to attribute to Doug Kenny's writing just

because. Yeah. And that entire scene is all Doug Kenny. It has to

be. Is this one of the last movies he did? It is the. Before he

died. Yeah, he got, like, he got. This is the one that gave him the

script, gave him the note to write and kind of was he could write his

own check in Hollywood. And then it is basically presumed

that he had his accidental death, but it's also assumed by

a lot of people that he slipped and fell while looking for a place to

jump to, was what was basically speculated. Yeah. And this is

just a couple years after animal house,

so maybe a few years. Right. And he was disappointed

with how things turned out after animal house from what. Yeah, from what you know

about, like, biography and things like that that people said.

And he really wasn't even happy with what happened with this one,

even though this was a big hit there. Just. He just wasn't happy with it.

Doug Kenny, I think, is one of those artists who I don't think was happy

with really anything he did, even though if it was good, he just.

I think he had problems with it. Yeah, that's fair. Yeah.

So anyway, because you actually notice, because the

humor is very. Caddyshack and animal house are very much the same

thing. I mean, this one was directed by Harold Ramis, which is

also always blows my mind that this is directed by Harold Ramis.

So judge smells, drives up

and sees a gopher. And that leads to our next clip.

Do you know what I just saw? No, sir. A gopher.

Gopher? Where? Do you know what gophers can do to

a golf course? I think they're tunneling in from that

construction site over yonder. Cervic construction company.

I'll slap an injunction on them so fast it'll make that head spin,

those gophers, or I'll be looking for a new greenskeeper. Is that clear?

Aye, sir. Very clear, sir. I'll put my best

mind on it. Misses Crane, I'm looking at

you. You are green so you could hide.

I don't blame you. You're a tramp. Oh, that was a good

one. Oh, that was right where you wanted. Oh, misses Crane, you're a little monkey

woman, you know that? You're a little monkey. You're lean, you're mean.

And you're not too far between either, I bet, are you? Huh?

Would you like to wrap your spikes around my head?

Calm your eyes, man. I told you to cut the long grass on the 13th

and remove the practice green. I was unavoidably

detained. How you can forget about

the 13th. And the practice green. I got a more important job.

I want you to kill every golfer on the course.

Check me if I'm wrong, Sandy, but if I kill all the golfers, they're gonna

lock me up and throw away the key. Golfers? You're greek. Yet not

golfers. The little brown furry rodents. We can do that.

We don't even have to have a reason. Do it, man. All right. Let's do

the same thing, but with gophers.

It's not my fault nobody can understand what you're saying.

Oh, God. Just fucking awesome. Also gonna credit

that all to Doug Kenny, that is. And then the

writing to the Bill Murray. Yeah. It's just. Bill Murray's the comedy.

Yeah. And also, yeah, Chevy Chase is a shit human being,

but, fuck, can he act his ass off into comedy in this movie? God,

was he so good. This. And Fletch just fucking. Well,

Doug Kenny and him were pretty much lifelong friends, or were really, really close for

a very long time. They were very close. One of the few friends

Chevy Chase ever had. Right. And Doug would be able to

write dialogue specifically for Chevy's delivery and

basically would write it around the punches. That's why

he was never quite as good as what he is here in any. Yeah,

yes, exactly. Except for Fletch. Well,

yes, but someone also was writing for those. For him.

If you write for him, he can be really good. Yeah. Like, that's why he

was good in community for as long as he lasted in it. It's because they

wrote for him. And when you do that, you're gonna get a winner.

All right, so now we find ourselves out at the Caddyshack and,

God, we'll talk about the seed after the clip, but it is our

next clip. So I jump ship in the Hong Kong, and I make my

way over to Tibet, and I get down as a looper at a corsa with

her in himalayas. A looper? A looper.

You know, Caddy, looper, jock. So I tell them I'm a pro jock.

And who do you think they can be? The dolly Lama

himself, the 12th son of the llama. The flowing robes,

the grace, bald,

striking. So I'm on a first t. What am I giving to the driver?

He hauls off and whacks. One hit her, the lama.

Long. Into a 10,000 foot crevice

right at the base of this glacier. Do you know what the llama says?

No.

So he finished 18, and he's gonna stiff me. And I say,

hey, Lama. Hey, how about a little something, you know?

Pretty effort, you know? And he says, oh, there won't be any money,

but when you die, on your deathbed,

you will receive total consciousness.

So I got that going, which is nice.

Nice. Oh, God.

And that scene is so funny, because that kid, when you watch it,

he is legit nervous because Murray's got a fucking pitchfork

up on him. And that's why he can't stop. He's nervous as shit because

Murray's just being fucking nutty and just really poking him with

the fucking pitchfork.

Have you ever watched documentaries on this movie? Which is fucking hilarious. He's got

that kid fucking cornered. Like,

he's obviously not going to hurt him, but it's when

you've got the pitchfork that close to you, you still aren't going to trust the

guy not to slip. Like, it's absolutely terrifying.

And scene. Yeah, but here's the

thing. That actor, I think he was like, yeah, you could say

now. Yeah, I knew he never was going to do it then. I didn't know

because we're all hammered drunk. Everyone's on drugs.

He goes, you don't know? I don't know. Fuck it. Everyone was crazy in that

movie. I'm like, jesus Christ. That's a lot.

The behind the scenes of what was going on while they were making this film

is so much more fascinating than the film itself. It's true. Yeah,

the film is good, but God damn, I watched a documentary

once about it, and it is. It's. I mean, the guy Ted Knight almost

had to walk off set, not because he was mad at anybody, because they were

getting drunk every night, and he was an older gentleman, dead. He was like,

holy shit. Because. Yeah, they were just fucking partying all.

All the time. Well, yeah, on set, that shit's

gonna happen. He was notorious for his part, of course. Yeah,

right? So then we see the other.

One of the other main caddies. His name's Tony. He's caddying for some

really old folks and not having a great time with it.

Poor guy's having some problems. So then he

gets back, he wants a coke, but the coke costs too much because Lou's losing

money at the track. Lou, who's the head of all the caddies,

he's. It's Bill Murray's brother. So he.

He and Donnie are gonna fight now because Donnie's kind of being an asshole.

And the fight. And then Tony's

little brother, who had the pitchfork on him, jumps on Danny

and Lou breaks it up. And that leads to our next clip. What's that

sign saying? No bare feet. What's that sign saying? No fighting.

What's it mean? No fighting. You want me one gumball machine?

What's that candy rapper doing there? Not just see it, take it up.

I'm gonna put it right on the line. There've been a lot of complaints already.

Fooling around on the course, bad language, smoking grass,

poor caddying. If you guys want to get fired, want to be replaced by golf

carts, just keep it up. All right, one announcement.

Carl lippbaum died last week in summer school from a severe anxiety

attack. I heard he swallowed his vomit during a test. However it

happened, he was a good caddy and a good kid. He was a brown nose.

Knew you hated him. Shut up. That means the caddy scholarship is available

again, and anyone who's interested should go see judge smales and

kisses ex. That would help. All right, let's move on. We got golfers

waiting. Let's go. You, Angie, pick up that blood. Hey,

Lou, what kind

of grades do I need for this caddy scholarship deal? Well,

if you've been a good caddy, I think they're kind of lenient. Well, we're just

about to tee off now, so call the hospital and move my appointment with misses

bellows back 30 minutes. What?

Oh, well, just snake a tube down her nose,

and I'll be there in four or 5 hours. Testing now.

Three, two, one.

Check. Do you have any eights?

Don't you have homes for

our house? Yes, sir, judge. There's a brown audie parked in my parking space.

Yes, sir. Get a tow truck over here and have it hauled away immediately.

Right away, judge. Right away, sir. Sir.

Oh, Porter. Yes, sir. Yes, sir, judge. Yes, sir.

Look at the wax buildup on those shoes. This is fine leather.

I want that wax stripped off there. I want them creamed and buffed with a

fine chamois, and I want them now. Chop chop. Got em.

Chuck, smally, get dressed. You're playing golf today. No,

I'm not, Grandpa. I'm playing tennis. You're playing golf, and you're going to like

it. What about my asthma? I'll give you asthma.

What did you shoot today? Oh, I don't keep score, judge. Oh. Well, how do

you measure yourself with other golfers? By height. You know, you should play

with Doctor Bieber myself. I mean, he's been club champion for three

years running, and I'm no slouch myself. Don't sell yourself

short, judge. You're a tremendous slouch. Oh, say, Fred,

have you heard the latest one about the Jew, the Catholic and the colored boy

who went to heaven?

Yeah, that's a doozy,

judge. Why you son of a bitch.

I'll fix you, you hunny.

Yeah, I can't park my car. Get my bags and put on

some weight, will you? Hey,

Wang, what's with the pictures? It's a parking lot. Come on.

I think this place is restricted, Wang, so don't tell me you're jewish.

Okay, fine. Hey, kid, I'm Al cervic. I'm playing with Drew Scott today.

This is my guest, Mister Wang. No offense. Oh, why? Can you hear me?

Have a half a dozen of those Vulcan d ten s and set my friend

up here with the whole schmear. You know, clubs, bags, shoes,

gloves, shirt, pants. Hey, orange balls, I'll have a box of

those. Bring me a box of those naked lady tees. And give me two of

those. Give me six of those. Oh, this is the worst looking hat I ever

saw. Well, you buy a hat like this, I bet you get a free bowl

of soup. Oh, it looks good on you though. That's where

he should have laid that. No offense. Yeah, no offense.

Oh God. Yeah, just good shit

all the way here. Romney Dangerfield being introduced. Just being Romney

Dangerfield is also just fucking epic in all of

its senses. Just good stuff. So Danny

decides when they're handing out who they're going to Caddy for.

Danny takes the judge. Rodney has this

huge bag and it is real heavy. And Tony offers

it to for a kid. And the kid's like, no, I got it. And he

fucks it up. That's fucking hilarious.

Yeah. The judge's niece then shows up,

Lacy. And she is what one might call

attractive. Not my style, but yeah, I can

see where she's not unattractive at all. She's a lovely. Yes, a lovely

lady. Not my taste, preferred style,

but I can recognize attractive people when they

happen. So anyway. But everyone's enamored buyer.

Well, it's tee off time and the

judge is getting ready to tee off. He's taken for fucking ever and that's kind

of fucking annoying. So I was happy when Rodney was like, hey, I'm a golfer,

so not well, but I do golf. And Rodney

was like, hey, judge, while we're young.

And, you know, they just had a great time. And I was,

I was into that. And then he makes it. He goes,

$1,000. He sliced it. He goes, betting's illegal.

And I never slice and he, of course, he slices it.

The first was a. Was it one?

And then it was $1,000 for, like, his final putt or something like that.

Yeah, yeah, with that. That's gonna come up later. Anyway,

he slices it. That's the end of the first 20 minutes.

It is a solid opening where you're introduced to all of the

main characters that, you know, you've got the overprivileged,

spoiled Chevy Chase character, which is perfect for him because that's who

he really was. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And he's taken

on this kid, Danny, that he's taken an interest in. And one of my absolute

favorite lines is, you want Danny, or are you doing drugs Danny?

And Danny's like, almost every day. Good. That's good.

Yeah. He says every day or something along those lines, and he replies,

yeah. So he's. He's taking up a mentorship in that he's basically

realized that, you know, he's kind of got this nihilistic attitude towards things Ty Webb

does. Yeah. But it's because everything's been handed to him, so nothing really

seems to have any point because he's really had nothing to struggle against in his

life. So he's just bored and disaffected. And Danny

is bored and disaffected because he's had nothing but struggle

in his life. And Ty has the means to

make Danny's life better if he really wants to, but instead he

just does this thing where he decides he's going to be hip and beat this

kid's friend. You know what I mean? Like, Ty could change

Danny's entire life, just. And it wouldn't mean anything to him. He leaves checks

for $70,000 laying around we see later, and yet he does

nothing to help him. Yeah. No, because, I mean, come on,

that's not America. No. The reason that I bring that up, that power dynamic and

that class thing is it's specifically written in the script that way, which is a

very Doug Kenny thing. He has a way of making a very,

like, he was the king of satire. Right. But he got so good at

it that even with this script, he is satirizing society,

specifically with the power dynamics that are on display whenever

two characters from different classes are interacting.

He specifically had to have arranged it that way because that's what

he did. That's like the kind of comedy that he was known for with

National Lampoon. Like, it was really that kind of high brow shit where

it was also a fucking psyop and fucked with your head and I

have to give him credit for putting that together in Caddyshack.

Like I said, it's not exactly my favorite comedy, but I

absolutely love the way that it's put together. And I can appreciate 100%

why someone would be super obsessed with this film. And I also like that

it's also a Psyop fucking with your head at the same time. Yeah, it's all

of that. And you know, every golfer loves

this movie. I don't know a lot who don't. As far as golf movies

goes, it's tops. Probably. Probably. Besides tin

cup. Okay. Yeah, I would say it's probably the best film ever made

about golf because I would never. Because I detest golf

for multiple reasons. I really do.

Well, then, whatever. No, well, see,

here's the thing, man. If I tell you my reasons, I'm going to bum you

out. So I don't want to go ahead because. No, you're a golf fan.

And we'll save it for later because we got to move on to the next

20. All right. Let's fucking tease the people on this as well.

Why? I hate golf. Oh,

Jesus. All right, so next 20 starts

off, we got a lot of golf. The judges keeps fucking up. Rodney's having

fun. He's got a keg in this thing. He got a tv.

Danny's kissing ass to the judge. We see Bill

trying to kill the gopher. So that's always fun shenanigans

there. And this all leads to our next clip. You guys are brothers,

huh? Yeah. Yeah. What is this, a family business or what?

You know, they say for Italians this is skilled labor. You know that?

No, actually, I'm a rich millionaire. You see, my doctor told me

to get out and carry golf bags a couple of times a week. You're a

funny kid. You know what time you do back in Boys town?

Here we are now. Albert Einstein gave me this, you know.

Yeah. Nice man, nice man.

Made a fortune in favor of physics. Boom.

I'll tell you, son, my main satisfaction is working with

young people like yourself down in our new Euthran center.

Why don't you drop by sometime, huh? I've often thought of entering the priesthood.

Oh, are you roman Catholic?

Oh, I'm sorry, but I'm afraid you can't come.

Go for it. You know, I've often thought of becoming a

golf club. Not bad, huh?

I'll have 2000 more units in the next two years. Hey, I bet they'd

love a great shopping mall right here. Condos over there. Plenty of

parking. I tell you, country clubs and cemeteries. Biggest wastes

of prime real estate for dead people. They don't want to be buried

nowadays. Ecology, right? Ask Wang. He'll tell

you. We just bought property right behind the Great Wall. On the good side.

I want a hamburger. No, a cheeseburger. I want

a hot dog. I want a milkshake. I want

potatoes. You got nothing. And liking Penny's

tummy. The judge will see you. You going out with me tonight, maggie? Yeah,

to my room. I gotta work in the dining room tonight. Come work

with me. You can bus tables. Never done that. It's easy.

You fill the water glass, you replace the butter. If they drop a fork,

you give them another one. I don't think I can handle that.

Put me down for five. Oh,

if I can just make this one.

Hey. Smells. Thousand bucks. You missed that puttinous.

I did not throw it. How the hell did he get here?

It slipped. Slip seems to be the problem. Killed my wife

with his damn clothes. It was an accident. It slipped out of my

hands. I noticed your grips were worn, sir. I should have mentioned to you,

boar, I could put stick them on there for you. It's my fault. It's a

good idea. Next time, be more careful. Chids. What do you do? Look,

I'm terribly sorry this happened. I'll pay for your lounge.

I'll pay for the umbrella. See you at the table.

Sign your card.

Oh, she's all right.

Thanks for helping me back there. You're a good caddy. Something I'm very

proud of. Hey, do you know we're giving another caddy scholarship

this year? I heard something about that, sir, but my grades in high

school weren't actually that outstanding. There are more important things than grades.

Winning the caddy tournaments might look pretty good

on a young fellow's application. Well, I'm sure gonna try, sir. This is for you.

Tell Ty Webb I'm gunning for him. He's as good as he says he is.

He's gotta play me to prove it. Okay, I will, sir.

Good boy. Thank you. Thank you.

Cheap motherfucker tipped him. Change. Yeah,

well, he's a judge. Yeah, that's.

That's what I thought. Fucking shithead. All right,

so we cut to Bill Murray

getting ready for some gopher hunting. In our next clip,

license to kill. Gophers by the government of the United nations.

Man. Free to kill Gopherse.

You must know your enemy. In this case, my enemy is a varmint.

And a varmint will never quit. Ever.

They like the Viet Cong. Varmint. Cong so

what you gotta do, you gotta fall back on superior firepower

and superior intelligence. And that's how she

wrote. I just like that part. I mean,

Bill Murray should be a. Clip ever pretty much banquet.

And that is our next clip. You gonna eat your

fat? Morning. You are looking lovely this evening,

misses smells. I thank you, doctor.

Lacey, you'd be interested in knowing that this uniform was given

to me by the captain of the links of St. Andrews from Scotland.

They invented the game there, you know. Except they call it goth without the l

as we do. I think I have enough butter now. Right?

If you need any more.

So I tell you now, when Mona died last winter, I said to myself,

Al, if you keep busting your hump 16, 20 hours a day, you'll end

up with a $60 million funeral, you know?

Hey, dog, could you scare up another round for our table over here? And tell

the cook this is low grade dog food, all right? And here, take this for

yourself, okay? Geez, I had better food at the ball

game. You know, I tell you, this steak still has marks where the jockey

was hitting the. Well, anyway,

today I just stick to real estate. You know what the market these days.

If you own anything but land, you. Own a popcorn farm.

Oh, somebody stepping a duck.

Isn't that right, Seth? The graveyard

is two blocks to the left, okay? Dog food and

a shot. Hit a dog.

Hey, where's the bar? Let's have some drinks here, see what's going on. For crying

all that. Hey, wait a hit. This is for you. All right,

Captain Hook, how about the grandiomey, huh? Ah, forget about

it. I'm just kidding. All right. Oh, this your wife? Ooh, a lovely

lady. Hey, baby, you're all right. You must have been something before electricity,

huh? Okay. Hey, doll, how are you,

huh? You live alone? Hey, Rabbi, nice seeing you.

Look at your eye. Folks, how are you? I this your grandson,

huh? Oh, wonderful boy. Nice boy. He's a good boy. Okay,

now I know why tigers eat their young. You know.

The dance of the living dead. I know why you came

here tonight. Why? That girl. Listen, I put that idea

right out of your mind. She's been plucked. More time grows the trilli.

Biggest car on Fifth Avenue. I'm stolen.

Attention to that bush moving around or whatever by that

tree. It's just a bush. I didn't even look twice that.

This looks like it could be gravy.

I smell varmint poon chang. The only good vermin poon

Chang is dead vermin poon chang. I think

you gotta get out of the hole. Show you.

Someone. You must be the.

Ooh, I remember her from home. Sound.

Hey, Sabu, can you make a bull shark? Can you make a shoe smell?

Very funny. All right. Why don't you get yourself a real haircut? Take this out

of it. Thanks. Look at that. The last time I saw a mouth like that,

I had a hook.

So what brings you to this Naples woods? Back in the way. How come you're

here? Daddy wanted to broaden me. In this place? Good luck.

What do you do for excitement? Oh,

I play a lot of golf. Golf?

Nixon plays golf. I bet you got a lot of interesting stories about your ball

landing. So what do you do? I enjoy skinny skiing.

When your bull fights on acid. I bet you got a

lot of nice times. What do you mean?

You want to tie me up with some of your ties? Time. I've got a

good idea. What? Let's pretend we're real human beings.

Freeze, Gopher. All right. That's some of

Rodney's best shit, man. Spalding's grabbing like,

just a shit ton of dumb drinks and he ends up drinking.

One has a. That has a cigarette butt in it,

and he's drunk, and then that makes him puke into a car.

Sunroof. We get back to the party. And that

is our next clip. Elihu, who is that

disgusting man over there? I tell you, I never saw dead people

smoke before. Guess to the Scots.

What do you say we bust up this joint, huh?

Hey, you two should get a room, you know? Hey,

Ringo, place up behind, will you? And you guys take

some more lessons.

Hey, judge, give someone else a chance. Hey, you lucky devil.

Come here, honey. Hey, loosen up, will you? You're a lot of woman, you know

that? Hey, you want to make $14 the hard way?

You're no gentleman. I'm no doorknob either, all right?

I never want to see that man here again.

$14 the fucking hard way. That's the God

I mean. It really is. Hey, baby. Hey, hey,

let someone else have a chance. Bet you or something before later.

Electricity. God, he was the king of loving insults, man.

I know. All right, well, we see the doctor and his lady friend leaving.

Get into the car and sit in the puke. And yuck,

we see. Then we cut to the next day. Murray's creeping on some

of the ladies at the golf course, be it gross.

And we cut to Danny and ty in our next clip.

Mister Webb, I just got to win

that caddy tournament. I owe it to my folks to get that scone.

What do you want to go to college for, Danny? I don't know.

Let me tell you a little story. I once knew a guy. I could have

been a great golfer, could have gone pro. All I needed was a little time,

some practice, decided to go to college instead.

Went for four years, did pretty well.

The end of his four years was the last semester he was kicked out.

You know what for? He was night putting

at night. I'm the 15 year old daughter of the dean.

Knew who that guy was, Danny. No. Take one good guess.

Bob Hope. No, that guy

was Mitch Kumstein, my roommate. He's a good guy. Don't be obsessed with your desires,

Danny. The Zen philosopher Basho once wrote,

a flute with no holes is not a flute and a doughnut with no hole.

It's a Danish. He's a funny guy.

You missed just that one. One physical model of the universe.

Shortest distance between two points. It's straight line in the

opposite direction, Danny. Unbelievable. I do very little.

I do. I will say one thing, but very little.

Kenny's comedy that he writes is a lot of

underage girls. Yeah, well, it's also kind of

the times. Yeah. I mean, it is the time. I'm just saying, though,

it's. Yeah, it's. It's a very common theme is

that a guy in college hooks up with a 15

year old girl. Yeah. But also, at the time, Ted Nugent

was married to, like, a 15 year old girl. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah.

Like, I fucking. I think. I forget which artist

it was. Got fucking stewardship over a

15 or 16 year old girl so she could go on tour with them from

her parents. Yeah. That sounds like an Arrow Smith thing. Yeah, I think

that was Aerosmith. Yeah. Yeah. All right, so. So anyway,

it's fucking not. I'm not excusing it. I'm just saying that it was

somewhat considered. Okay. Even though it definitely was fucking

not. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. It wasn't. Okay. But, yes, it was more or less

accepted that grown men could try to get

with 15 year old girls. Yeah. And it's gross. I mean, they fucking wrote songs

about it. Yeah. Winger has one about a girl being only

17, and that was in the late eighties, early nineties. I mean, fucking George Michael,

who was even a gay man, did a song

about Benny down, a teenage girl.

It's fucking weird. Yeah. And gross. And gross. And then

you sit there and you wonder, well, what the fuck are you even talking about,

dude? And while this may have been a part of Doug Kenny's comedy,

it also is actually portrayed as a character making

a very big mistake. And when someone actually chooses to

do it knowingly, they are, in fact, punished for it,

too. Yeah, there is those actions. Yeah,

that's true. So Lisa's that,

by the way. Probably we'll have to plug that in. That was the end

of that. 20 minutes. I don't know if I said that. Let's move on.

Next 20. That's the caddy tournament. And Danny wins

the tournament against Tony and gets invited to the yacht club.

And then he bends down his irish lasses. Tony's trying to cop

a c in there. Maybe I'm just biased, but I would

have gone with the irish girl over. The rich girl, and the irish girl was

the 15 year old in animal house. Full circle.

Full circle. Well, it's caddy time. They get 1

hour in the pool, and so they all take over. Was it an

hour even? I thought it was like five minutes. No, it was 15 minutes.

The pool opens to the caddies from one to 115. That's all they get is

15. There you go. Yeah, 15 minutes. So anyway,

I would argue too long. The way they treat it. Yeah. And then,

of course, the hot blonde shows up and everyone's kind of standing. And then

one person has a candy bar. It stocked other hands.

It floats in the pool, and everyone thinks it's a floating shit. So everyone gets

out and then they're scrubbing the pool. Bill Murray finds it and

he goes, hey, it's no big deal. He starts eating it. You forgot the

giant synchronized swimming sequence in the middle of all of that. Jesus.

Yes, of course. The giant synchronized. They have a giant synchronized

swimming activity.

It's insane. It's so stupid, but it makes me laugh every time.

Doug Kenny and Harold Ramis were insane men.

Insane. Yeah. The two of them feeding off of each

other is just sick. Brian Doyle Murphy wrote a little bit of this,

too, so he's a little bit to blame for how weird that scales. I mean,

I'm just saying, man, to be in a room with those guys while they were

writing this must have been just fucking weird. Yeah, I know.

And a lot of cocaine. A lot. Yeah, right.

Yeah, that too. Lacy. That night, Lacey shows up

at ties. And that is our next clip.

Excuse me. No, come on in. Oh, go ahead. I tried

calling, but they don't have a listing for Mister wonderful. What spelling did you use?

Sorry about this mess. So let me just clean up here. Getting ready

for the season. What? Duck? Dolphin? Would you like

a drink? Join a colada, perhaps? Anything? Any. Who's your decorator

Benihana? No, I bought most of that stuff back in Vietnam.

You were in the war? Oh, no.

Homo. Much better now, though.

Here's an uncashed check for $70,000.

Keep it. There's a bunch of them.

And a summons. Yours?

Pretty pathetic, Ty. Pathetic?

Maybe you, Lacy. For me, there's a subtle profession in everything.

I do have my own standards, my own way.

My uncle says you got a screw room. Your uncle? Molest colleagues.

You're rather, uh. What? Practice? Beautiful girl with great

body. Honey.

Oh, yeah?

Mm hmm. Stuff's terrible. It's good. You don't know how to do it.

How do I do it? I'm gonna show you.

I was born to love you. I was

born to lick your face.

I was born to rub you.

But you were born to rub me first. Let's go into the coyote.

You know what this is called in the east? Big rub.

Very, very small breasts.

Just kidding. Come on. Work my way down the. This is the Isle of

Wight. I'm gonna move right down the iconic

parkway over to your cloud. Will you get

meridian? That's a very young thing to say.

Yeah, very toys. Very toys.

Oh, all right. That hurt. Don't. You're blocking.

Just hold onto your shoppers. Just get a little more oil on us.

Uh oh. Now I'm waving.

I'm sorry. It's like reaching out to the rug in there. We are crazy.

That's what they said about son of Sam. You know something else? What?

Very qualified acupuncturist. Don't even

think.

But I want you to know about it. It's like acupressure, but it's acupuncture.

The slightest trick, and you wouldn't even know.

I did not do that. See?

You feel looser. Listen, I feel like a $100.

Forget the massage, okay? And just kiss

me, you fool. Mm hmm. Let's do it.

Taste like flipping. So it's

boning time for them, and they go to Bonetown.

Then we go to the boats, and so

they're all doing this thing with the boating and the

yachts and all that, but Danny and the blonde,

she's like, hey, come on, let's. Let's have fun. And she takes

him away. Then we see the whole thing where Rodney's doing the speedboat,

sees, smells, and then accidentally hits his boat and sinks it with his.

When he boats sinking, he goes, hey, you scratched my

anchor. That is a terrific delivery too. That line

worked from anybody else but Rodney. Yeah, exactly.

And then Danny and Lacy have sex,

and that's the end of that 20 minutes. Can we talk about how steamy the

kissing and rubbing sequences were going up bodies

without actually really showing much of anything other than boobs. Which, by the

way, thank you, movie. Yeah, thank you, movie. Thank you. Thank you, movie.

But, yeah, that was some steamy shit. That must have. It must have

been highly. At least a little difficult to maintain.

Professionalism. Yeah.

It's one of those things where I can't remember who said it, but there was

an actress talking about having to do sex scenes. And the

actor who was participating in the sex scene with her

basically started everything out with going, I'm going to apologize in

advance if I had do get a. An erection while we're creating

this scene. And I'm going to apologize in advance if I do. Not.

A smart way to play it. Yeah. Like, it was more or less like a

way of him trying to break the tension, but also being like, look,

this has nothing to do with you. If this does or does not happen,

I am so sorry. Yeah, yeah.

I'm just really tired. Well, if it does happen,

I apologize because that has to make things so much more uncomfortable for you.

I'm sorry. Yeah. And you should have to deal with that. My apologies.

I'm a professional and, you know, most actors are. Most actors would be,

like, fucking sometimes really kind of

weirded out by them that happening because they're probably

thinking of other things. But also, maybe you shouldn't be so,

like, oh, God, I can't believe this happened. It is just sometimes natural,

like, shit happens, you know, if there's friction,

sometimes things can happen. We've all been dry humped by

a stripper before. We know what you're talking about. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

yeah. All right. Just wanted to make sure we're all there.

So to make sure everyone got it. Who's gonna get it?

Good. Yeah. And those of you who have not been dry humped by anyone before

in your lives. I'm sorry. Yeah, no, that's. I. What are

you doing? Listening to the show. Yeah. I would also hope that you've at least

been humped with your own. Go outside and touch some grass,

motherfuckers. Yeah, get out there and get

on the field and play it with that grass.

Get out there and get dry humped. What? Are you fucking doing that

or. You're way too young to be listening. I mean, listen, it could be that,

too. What are you doing? Your parents should do a better job of monitoring what

you do listen to. Yeah, no kidding. Let's move on. All right.

The next 20 or no? Yeah. No, this is the next 20. Okay. They get

caught by the judge as Danny's running around the house half naked. Judge's wife

sees him and she's into it. We have a storm brew.

Yeah. Yeah. We have a storm brewing at the course. And that is

ours. Next clip. Comes out of nowhere to lead the pack.

Bad Augusta. He's on his final hole. He's about 455

yards away. He's gonna hit about a two iron. I think we

got all of that. The crowd is standing on his feet here at Augusta.

The normally reserved Augusta crowd going wild.

British young Cinderella. He's coming out of nowhere.

He's got about 350 yards left. He's gonna hit about a

500 expect, don't you think? He's got a beautiful

backswing. That's. Oh, he got all of that one. He's got

to be pleased with that. The crowd is just on his feet here.

He's a Cinderella boy. Tears in his eyes, I guess.

He lines up this last shot. He's got about 195 yards left.

And he's gonna. Looks like he's got about a knee. This crowd has gone deadly

silent. Cinderella tell a story. Out of nowhere. A former grangekeeper now

about to become rescue champion.

It looks like I'm a wreck. It's in the hole. It's in the hole.

Hey, I'm fine. I was hoping to squeeze in nine holes

before this rain starts. Certainly your

energy like my bag, huh? Certainly your magnificence.

Okay, come on. Chomp, chomp.

Let's go.

Better put this on. Yeah, but that's a great shot, though.

I can't do that. You hit the ball, sir. Really clubbing it.

We better start moving.

Did you see that? Miracle, huh?

Nice shot, pitcher. You must have made a deal with the devil.

Yeah, I could break the trump record,

theoretically. Better come in until this blows over.

What do you think? So I keep playing. I don't

think the heavy stuff's gonna come down for quite a while. You're right.

Anyway, the good Lord would never disrupt

the best game of my life.

That's a little presumptuous, I think. Right?

And that why where he's hitting the flowers and,

you know, former groundskeeper, now leader

of the pack. And it goes. That is probably one of the most quoted lines

in all of bro history. Yeah.

That's how to get ahead in business is be able to quote Matty Shaq right

there. Yeah. And especially that line. Yeah, that. And the reason

I included the storm is I don't think the heavy stuff's coming down for a

while. Even though it's like. Like you always quote that during a large storm,

and when it's at its worst, you always look at your friend to go,

I don't think the heavy stuff's coming down for a while.

Yeah. I actually really love this sequence of the priest

going out golfing and being super presumptuous and then getting a little.

He got hit by lightning. Yeah. Even though it implies that he

was being punished by the greater being for being so presumptuous. I also like

the idea of, no, you're just a dumb shit and nature.

Gotcha. Yeah. And what

happens at the very end of that, where he's hitting this amazing realm where the

storm's hitting, right. Was. He's about to get the course, record his ball

holes out of the hole from what should have been a sure

putt, and he screams at God. And then lightning hits him. Right.

So it's implied that God is taxing him back, but also it's

fucking hilarious. And we see this comes back later when you

see later on he's getting drunk. He hasn't shaved in days.

He doesn't believe in God anymore, which. Is also super hilarious.

Yeah. Oh, God. I mean, just. Everything was just done.

Well, all right. Anyway, the Irish

last shows up to the caddyshack in our next clip.

Hi, Maggie.

You're here early. Yeah.

Yeah, I kind of slept here last night.

Oh, Maggie, I'm in big trouble.

Yeah, me, too. I'm late. Late for what? For not being pregnant.

Well, I don't hold you responsible. It's my problem,

Daddy.

Maggie, I'm not

gonna let you go through this long. No,

I'm gonna have it. I've already decided. Well,

that's it, then. We'll just get married. Oh,

God, that's all I need. Look, I want you, all right?

No, you don't. No, you don't.

Yes, I do. Look, I don't want to get married,

Danny. Well, come on, Maggie, you're saying that. No,

I'm not. Look, Danny might not be yours,

making this up about the other guy so I won't have field guilt making it

up. All right, well, I'm still willing to marry you.

You're a good egg, Noonan. She needs you.

Pick up that phoenix. Morning, Lou. Morning, sir, the judge

would like to see a caddy named Danny Noonan as soon as he comes in.

I'm Danny Noonan. Would you come with me, please,

judge sir? Sit down, Danny.

Danny, I think you know why you're here. So I'll just

curiously not reviewing what happened yesterday.

My niece is the kind of relative zest living ask any

of us need right now is a lot of loose talk about it. I swear

I didn't buddy any, sir. Because, you know,

despite what's happening, I'm still convinced you have many fine qualities. I can still

become gentlemen someday if you understand my medicine.

Danny. There's a lot of, uh. Well,

madness I see every day. I've sentenced boys younger

than you to the gas chamber. Want to do it by holding. The most important

decision you can make right now is. What do you stand with,

Danny? Goodness. Madness. I know I've

made some mistakes past I'm willing to make up. I want to be good.

Good. Very good.

You know, I. I know how hard it is.

Well, just ask my grandson, Spalding. He and I are regular pals. You my

pal, mister scholarship winner?

Yes, sir. I'm your pal.

How about a fresco?

Another rapproid bishop. Never ask the Navy man if you'll

have another drink. Because there's nobody's goddamn villages how many drinks

he's had already. Right? Wrong. Drinking too much. Your excellency.

Excellency. Fiddlesticks. My name's Fred. I'm just

man, same as you are. You're not a man. You're a bishop, for God's sakes.

There is no God. Web o man. I didn't see your name on the sign

in sheet for the club tournament. I thought you'd be the man to be since

you just have feeding yourself. Very good. Come on,

honey, let's go, huh? Hey, boys, how are you? Hey,

how are you? Hey, we're both starving. When do we eat, huh? You.

You have worn out your welcome at Bushwood, sir. Is that

so? Who made you poke with this dump, huh? Bushwood dump.

I'll guarantee you'll never be a member here. Member? Are you kidding?

You think I'd join this crummy snobatorium? But this whole place sucks.

That's right, it sucks. Only reason I'm here is maybe I'll buy it. Buy bushwort.

You. You foul.

Gentlemen, please. What's going on? You tried to choke. You saw it.

Can he call me a baboon? Thinks I'm his wife. I'm calling the police.

You call the chief of police. I built this condo. I want him out of

here. He wants you out of here.

Come on, let's be adults here. Let's not mess the place up. Can handle this

in private. Let's go to your office. I'll make some drinks for us all talk

about it. Come on.

Daddy.

Maggie.

Maggie, you're flipping out. No, I'm happy.

I'm not pregnant. Oh, that's great.

You were sweet. And I'm sorry I was hard on you. No, I deserved it.

I've been acting like a jerk. I hate myself. I'm gonna get

that scholarship. That's good, isn't it? No. I've been a creep lately

and I just can't help it. You're not a creep, Noonan. Yes, I am.

Yes, I am. All right, well, maybe are a little bit. Well,

you're good. Deep down, I know you're doing the right thing. I demand

satisfaction. Oh, you want satisfaction? Well, I'll tell you what's real

satisfying. Cash. I'll shoot you 18 holes for $10,000.

Beat you with one arm. Oh, how about teams, then? For 20,000,

you can have Doctor Frank and putz. I beg your pardon?

And I'll take ty here. Hey,

come on. We are an ace. Everybody knows it. I don't

play golf. What, are you religious or something?

Excuse me. Excuse me. I got it. Hi. I have a word with you

in private. Ty.

Ty. Your father and I prepped. We went to war together. Absolutely.

God, we built this club. Ty. Let's face it, son. Some people

simply do not belong. It's a cave in. Two easy oats.

What do you say, Ty?

Let's make it 40,000. Hey, great. My dad liked.

I'll see you two tomorrow morning on a golf course. Hey, beautiful.

Beautiful.

I have to laugh because I've

often finessed myself by foe. My enemy is

an animal. And in order to conquer him I have to think like

an animal whenever possible to look like I

gotta get inside this dude's belt and crawl around for a few days.

Who is the gopher's ally? His friend,

the harmless squirrel and a friendly rabbit. I'm gonna use

YouTube guy to do my dirty work for me.

It's the golfer.

Enter title is all

right. Show yourself. You're in front of the sound of bitch.

Oh, hi, Carl. How you doing? Hi.

Hi. Mind if I play through? Sure, go right ahead.

What, are you getting in the late night or something? Yeah. Was that your

ball I heard? Yeah. Did you see your ball, Silas? That's it.

Yeah, it's right here. It's your place called. Yeah. What do you think? I have

a lot of things that are on order. You know, credit card. I'm an assistant

greenskeeper. They say that doesn't mean anything, you know, until I'm the head greens keeper.

Give me a ruling on this. Sit down. Come on. No, I don't. I don't

want to stick here. Take this thing off.

Fire up lips. Good. I don't think so. Right here. Just right back.

If I could just borrow a wedge or something and get right, you know,

open a curtain up out there somewhere, I can get right through that window.

People say, you know, I'm an idiot or something because all you cut lines,

you know. Oh, see? People don't say that about you. As far as you know.

Well, I'm working on it, you know, so I don't ever have to, you know.

I'm going to be the head greens. Keep doing six years. That's my schedule.

But I'm studying a lot of this stuff, so I know it. You know,

like, you know, chinch bugs. You know, manganese. A lot of people don't

even know what that is. Great. Carl. Can I get a. Nitrogen. Just open

a curtain or something over there? I invented my own kind of grass. Do you

know that? Look at this. This is registered. Carl Spackler, bench. Oh,

yeah. This is a hybrid. This is across bluegrass,

Kentucky bluegrass, feather bench, bench and northern California sentiment.

The amazing stuff about this is you can play 36 holes on it in the

afternoon take it home and just get stoned to the Jesus belt at night

stuff. I got pounds here. No, thank you. I don't. I don't.

Let's have a little bit of this. I need a big Bob Marley. Try this.

Carl, I really don't do this very often. This is dynamite.

Maybe one dry.

It's a little harsh here. Cannonball it right

back. And then one more. He's right on top of.

Animal. Animal. Coming. Anymore. Coming.

Oh, Carl, can I have a drop? Just a drop

myself. That's fine for me. That's good.

Can I say something to you, Frank? Hi, Frank. You been acting psychotic.

What the hell? Why? Well, I've been blue, under strain. I gotta play the smails

tomorrow. Smail? Money match. No. Thing to do with smales is he bothers you,

I'll take care of him. All you gotta do to smails is you cut the

hamstring on the back leg, right at the bottom. Never play golf again.

Because he goes back. His weight display means goes back and he stays

there, all his weight on his right foot and shoot everything off the right.

Never come chew on any foot that would work. And I'm gonna call you if

I need that help. But seriously, no B's. You ever wanna rap you

know, just talk or just, you know, get weird with somebody. You know, buddies for

life. I'll drop by. You drop by my place. What's your address over there?

You're around Briar? Briar? Uh huh. Two. We have a pond in the

back. We have a pool and a pond. A pond would be good for you.

Natural spring or, you know, anything would be good. Well, I'll tell you what.

I'm gonna clean this up. You go ahead and clean up a little bit.

It looks fine to me. Thanks to the dope.

Cleans this house with a leaf. Yeah. By the way, the only time that

those two are in this scene together in this movie,

and they came to fisticuffs while doing this scene. Really? Yeah,

there was a full blown fistfight between Bill Murray and Chevy Chase in the scene.

Ah, wow. I did know that. Yeah,

that's. That's something if you watch the thing. Yeah. At least that's

the big rumor, is that because they hated each other.

So I don't know. I know why

Bill hated Chevy's. Because Chevy's a dick. I think Chevy

just hated Bill because Bill took his spot on Saturday Night Live after

Chevy was like, I'm too big for this and Saturday Night Live. I think

Chevy wanted with Saturday Night Live just to die without him. Like, ah,

see, I was the whole show. I was the star. Instead of it being an

ensemble cast. And it didn't. It survived, and it was still good.

And that pissed him off. By that logic, he should hate

it even more now because it's still going without any of the original cast members.

Oh, he does. He hates anything. I mean, anytime he's hosted

the show, he's been just a fucking nightmare. He slaps sherry oteri crust

face. Allegedly. So. No, Will Ferrell

says that happened. And so I don't know why will Ferrell would lie about that.

All right, we can move on. All right. And by the way, we're going into

the final 20 now. Yeah, let's do that. Let's do it. It's game time.

Smells takes Danny as his caddy.

Ty is not happy about that. And there's lots of plan

and attempted golfer gopher murdering.

And we get to the halfway point. We get to the

in between the 9th and 10th holes. And that is our next clip.

I tell you, I understand it. I'm playing the worst game of my life.

Hey, put yourself down, Al.

You're not, uh. You're not. You're not good.

Stink.

Say $50. The smales kid picks his nose.

Come on, buddy. Don't do it. Don't. Take your time,

now. Don't do it. Come on. Come on. Yeah.

$50 more says easy. You're on.

Don't do it. Don't do it. There you go.

I didn't know this guy. Kid will eat anything.

What do you say, Al? Shall we press

on? Hey, judge, cheer up, will you?

My boat needs exactly $20,000 worth of.

Repairs, and so does your brain. You want to double it?

Fine. 40,000 apiece. All right,

40,000. 40,000. All right.

I mean, that's my office.

No, you don't. You're in for half of 80,000.

Jesus Christ. Yep, they still haven't even hit much

of a figure that even Ty would have so much pain paying because

he has checks for $70,000 just laying around.

Multiple. Exactly. Yeah. So anyway,

we see now the guys using pretty much c

four are Bill Murray is to try to kill the gopher.

And way too much goddamn of it to FYI.

Yeah, and he's got them all like little figures. Anyway, my lawyers have advised me

to say that I only know that based on knowledge I've seen from other movies.

How many? How many lawyers in the room with you right now? Enough to make

me listen to that. All right. Well, it's more

golf time. And that leads to our final clip. Why'd I

double it? I tell you, I should have stayed home and played with

myself. Ty,

I saw smells before. He was just cheating.

Nobody likes a tattletale, Danny. Except, of course, me.

Ow. Oh, my arm. It's broken.

Good lord, what has this buffoon done now? Let's have a look at that.

Well, that might be a fracture at all. Now, I'm afraid you

forfeit. Who says so? The match is a draw. No, you don't

turn it, you don't play, you lose. Right, Lou? That's right, your honor. Unless you

want allow him a substitute. Huh? Oh, well,

Spaulding can play out his holes. Actually, judge, I think it's up to

us to pick our substitute. What do you want,

Sonia? Henny's out. We'll take Danny Noonan.

Oh, Danny's an employee of the club. He can't work and play,

particularly in something as illegal as this. Makes a lot of sense,

judge. Hey, kit, if you win, I'll make it worth your

while. Well.

I'll play. I guess you don't want that scholarship, do you?

I guess I don't. I guess you don't. I guess you don't.

You get the feeling that Rodney Dangerfield is basically implying that he'll

get to keep Rodney's cut. If he. If he plays for him, he'll get to

keep the 40,000 and he may. Or Rodney will just pay him a

shit ton of money. Cause there's the guy like, where Ty's like,

I can't help anybody. He. Rodney just throws money at everybody

because he's like that in every movie where he's a rich

guy. Yeah, he is so obnoxiously rich through

pretty much no fault of his own. But that means that he's sharing the

wealth and really making it, quote unquote, trickle down. That's just the kind of

he's. If company owners were more like Rodney Dangerfield

in his movies. We have a pretty strong economy right now,

right. Based on the tipping solely of Rodney Dangerfield's character

movies. Take this,

take that, take this. There you go. Yeah. Hey, buy yourself a haircut.

But the one thing is you're going to get a lot of money, but you

have to take a zinger. Hey, there you go. That's a

nice baby. Did you have any that lived here? Here's dollar 100.

Go buy yourself a kid that'll live. Yeah, go buy a kid that won't embarrass

you. All right, see you later. Hey, you're doing great. No offense.

Yeah, I don't disagree about that.

And I just wanted to point out, like, that, I feel like what's

basically happening here is Danny realizes that this other rich guy

will pay him, you know, whatever he needs to get to whatever college

he needs to, so he's set, you know? Cause at this point, it's not

about money for Rodney Dangerfield's character. It's about proving a point and putting

the judge in his place. That's it. Well, I think also Danny and a lot

of these other clips where he's like, you know, I have this scholarship and everything.

When they found out the Irish last was not pregnant, and he's like,

no, I'm a scumbag. I think he feels like a scumbag for selling out for

the judge, too, because he knows the judge isn't a good person, is cheating,

all that kind of stuff. So he's like, I mean, fuck all this,

you know? Yeah, fuck the judge. I don't think he wants to get ahead by

having to align himself with the judge. We're being awfully kind to

Danny. Let's face it. He realized what a bootlicker he was and decided to

cross back over. Yeah, tried to be cool again?

Yeah, but only because he has this opportunity given to him by Rodney Dangerfield,

because he. Be nice to Danny. Danny's a good kid.

All right? And I'm getting real tired of the Danny slander. Going to fucking stop.

You know what? That just pushed Kenny loggins further back. Motherfucker. That wasn't

part of the deal. Tough. If I don't fucking hear Kenny loggins,

I will fucking drive your house.

Let's go. All right. While Ty is kind of freaking out,

Danny's playing very well. We get to the final hole, and it comes down to

Danny. He putts, and the ball just hits on the lip, but then huge

explosions as all the c four starts going off around

the golf course, blowing the golf course to hell. Told you it's too

much. Yep. And then the ball drops in.

They win. Everyone's rooting for Danny, even Tony, who their kind of adversaries,

is real happy about this because everyone hates the judge.

Everyone's really excited. They all walk off.

Later on, it's time to collect from the judge. So Rodney does want

that fucking money. Judge says he ain't gonna pay,

so he brings. Rodney brought some.

Two muscle guys to go get some money. And that rolls

credit cinema psyops.

Ten years. Ten years.

Okay, so the bad rich people that got

rich from family money and. Or being a corrupt judge. Yeah.

They lose. And the winner is the guy who got

rich by providing housing and,

you know, real estate and developing real estate and who was

looking at the club the entire time to turn it into more condos and things

like that. That. To help out the working class folks. And also Bushwitz kind

of destroyed now, right? Because their groundskeeper

is a fucking psychopath who doesn't realize how much c four he should,

should or shouldn't be using. Yeah, yeah. I would say the amount of c four

that that character should have been allowed access to is none.

Okay. I was about to say, you know, your lawyer's going to talk to you

about how. How do you know about c four. In amounts he

should have had access to? None or less. Less of c four?

Yes. Yes. None. Less than none. Yeah,

equal to or less than none. He also should not have

been allowed to have access to groundskeeper material.

Like any kind of edged weapon, I would say. Yeah.

Pitchfork, even. You know what he's got a pitchfork and a

golf course for anyway? Aeration is my guess.

Yeah, I guess manually. But you have devices for that,

right? But, like, manual aeration of, like, a small area, something like

that. And also it might have been the early eighties, maybe. They didn't have

all that kind of equipment. Yeah, and he also might have been maybe

spreading out some hay to, like, seed up area to, you know. Yeah,

I'll give him credit for that, but Jesus. Yeah. I don't know.

That's the only thing I can think of. But, yeah, if we're really talking

about that kind of stuff and getting into the minutia of that, I think it's

time to basically move on to our story time about this.

Agreed. All right, we're going to take the break here,

play the beat with the song. There she goes on

the pirate radio edit, and when we come back, we'll have a story song.

Where's court? Hey, agar, what are you doing over there?

Did you find fun buns here? But.

Oh. Oh, wow, look. You pet

him right behind that ear bun. Bun. My patch.

Oh, okay, okay. Calm down. It's your pet.

My pet. Where's court? I'm sorry.

Where's the leader? Master, where's room?

Back there. Robot room. Okay. Once again,

until he changes them, they're not robots. Robots I court. Okay. They're not robot.

Not robot. Eichord, not careful.

I court food. Soylent green. Bun. Bead of yourself.

Clones, not self.

Okay. Yeah, you're right. You're special.

I know that they're often referred to as Paul Collins the beat, but I

just called him the beat. What the fuck? Couldn't help but notice that wasn't Kenny

Loggins. Yeah, well, you know, he got pushed further back, so.

Yeah, I don't know what you're doing. I don't know what you're doing,

but you're ruining it. You're ruining it. I'm trying

to play the storytime clip so we can go into your story time.

Story time.

Story time. I realize it's been quite a while since we've had

this hostile of a back and forth. I think our listeners are gonna love it.

I know, right? It's nice. So my story time is

how I got out of a bar fight. By you. Quite. Quoting Caddy Shack.

Also how you can get ahead by business by quoting Caddyshack.

Yeah. But this one, for me, is just how I got out of life.

So, anyway, there was one night, and I'm at a bar, as per usual.

This is back when I was in my very early twenties. Uh, so I wasn't

the responsible adult I am today, um, where I just get blackout drunk

at home. So, uh, I was at this bar is

kind of sitting there, and I apparently look very familiar like

somebody else. Uh, because this guy came up, and,

uh, he was not happy with me. I've never met this man before

in my life. Uh, but he. He was quite larger than

me, and apparently. Apparently someone who looked very much

like me but wasn't me. I can't stress this enough, and I'd be very serious.

It was not me. Someone who. Who very much looked like me slept with this

large man's wife. Uh oh. I don't know why you would do that. If you

saw that picture of the nightstand, I would be like, I'm out. You know?

No, too rich for my blood, if you will.

But my doppelganger apparently thought,

that's just fine. Must have thought, must have knew I was out there somewhere,

and I take the beating for him, or a future.

Self travels back in time to do it to yourself as a kid. Yeah,

right. I am kind of drunk and alone.

Just. I was at the bar alone, and he had buddies,

and, like, I was sitting at the bar, and they were just kind of all

over me. You. I mean, like, hovering over me, sitting next to me, and I

realized I was in a lot of trouble. So we're just kind of sitting there,

and, uh, I go. And, uh, he was talking.

He goes. He goes. And I was just saying things about me that

weren't. And he goes. He goes, uh. I'm trying to remember the exact words,

but it was something to the effect of what he said was he looked and

he goes, and this asshole, does he even have a job? And that's who she

sleeps with. And I looked, at first of all, again, I didn't sleep

with her, but I have a job. Again, I'm gonna be

completely honest. It was, like, 130 in the afternoon

on a Wednesday. Getting drunk at the bar on a

130. Afternoon on a Wednesday. Like I

said, I didn't make the responsible choices when I was

young. I met you in your twenties. I can confirm that. Yeah.

Yeah. So. But I do have a

job. And he said it opened it up, and this would save me.

He looks at me, and I think he was starting to now turn, like I,

you know, because I was very insistent that it was not me, and it,

again, was not me. Um, and he turned,

he looks, he goes, why? I notice you don't spend a lot of time there,

because, again, Wednesday, 130. And that's when I logged right in with

the. I'm not exactly sure where it is. And he chuckled,

and I had him. And then for the rest of the night, for about the

next 2 hours, we drank more. Ed just

quoted a caddyshack. And then he looked at his friends.

He went, yeah, I don't think this is the guy. I'm like, see? And then

he left with the zinger because they were getting ready to leave, and he.

Yeah, no, this ain't the guy. Uh, he has no game.

There's no way he'd get my wife. And he goes, he. He's got nothing.

And he walked away, and I went, ah, I see someone still hurt my feelings,

so that's fine. Thank you for that. Thank you. But also,

secretly, deep inside, fuck you. Ouch. Yeah, fuck you. Now I'm kind of wishing I.

You damn. See, now you're going to travel back in time and do it.

This is how it happens. Yeah, yeah. I get. Yeah, yeah. Some. Some guy

looked like you. He was just bald and looked old. Well, that.

That. Exactly over

once again. Yeah, right. He's still mad that I

have hair. You did, too, back then.

Yeah, I had a lot of hair back then.

Oh, Jesus Christ. All right, so that's the end of your story time, I take

it, right? Yeah. Yes, that's it. All right, so we are now

going to do the show housekeeping. And immediately following that on the

pirate radio, we will have journey with any way you want it. Because it was

briefly in this movie right after that, if you

decided you can't get enough of the show, and you're like,

holy crap, Matt, you're early. Oh, hey, man. Talking to

bum bun. Bun bun, my bat. Yes, yes, I get it.

I get it. You better be careful, Matt. He's real sensitive about that,

I guess. Holy geez, man. You know what? But bun

buns pretty much useless to me. It keeps eye gore in line. I mean,

all I have to do is threaten bun bun, and he'll do whatever I want.

Yeah, he's cleaning up. I mean, look at the place. It's. I know. It's been

nicer spotless in here. I know. He cleans up after that pine soul I

smell. Yeah, that's nice. Yeah, that's nice. That's a nice smell. Can't get the

freaking robots to do any of this. Okay, once again, they're not robots.

So I don't know why we're talking about this right now. Why don't you step

into the war room with me? I show you a new environment. Okay.

You recognize this guy? Holy cow. It's tunneler.

Yeah, right. Holy Jesus. You built the puppets.

Well, they're not fully functional, and they're not quite sentient yet.

Having a hard time with the fluid. Apparently, that's available

anywhere in some library or something like that if you do the research.

Yeah, I've been googling the hell out of this and I can't find out exactly

what the reanimating fluid is just yet. But I tried to use bing.

No, no, why would you? I may. Well,

if it's archaic knowledge, maybe it would help. I mean, all people use bing.

That's true. Well, you know, we stop some of the Soylent green stuff left over,

maybe we can do the brains. Oh, yeah. Better hurry up though, cuz Igor is

shoving that stuff down bum buns. Really? Yeah,

I bought him the chow. I saw it sitting there the corner.

That's why I was trying to talk to him. You know what I think?

Bun buns grown a taste for you. He's bit you several times.

I think the clones of you are what he will eat now. Oh, we hit

him. He is cute. I will have to give you that. It doesn't matter how

much he wrecks the lab as long as he keeps Igor in line. Because he's

the key to the project. Yes, Igor is quite the key.

To what? Well, as soon as I get him to where I can

control him, even better, I'm going to just start spanning

off from his brain. We'll have cyborgs.

We'll see. He's almost there. Not quite yet. He's still gestating.

Yeah. Have you, uh, have you touched him yet, too? I don't want

to. He looks like he's covered in a fine film. He also feels like

a weird stretch armstrong. Yeah, that's gooey.

Ah, I just can't get enough of journeys. Any way you want it. I'm gonna

play that anytime I got an excuse. Yeah, I mean, it's good,

it's fine, but. What? Why? Why? Oh,

well, the simple reason for that is if I wait until the very last song,

it gives it that much more power. And everybody gets to take

all that energy about us covering the film and being all amped up and

happy about it, and they get to launch it right into this song and

then immediately kick the fuck out of their weeks and make

it their bitches.

Hello, friends. Were you promised a vampire orgy?

Yeah. Were you promised this orgy only to be shown a town full

of what looked to be meth addicted hobos looking for their next fix?

Yeah. You are not alone and you deserve restitution.

Contact us at the law offices of bogus fakes and frauds.

We are here to fight for you. 1800, not a vampire

orgy. Really wasnt a vampire orgy. This really isn't a number. Please do not call.

No one should ever have to buy a movie made in the seventies with orgy

in the title only to get the disappointment of dirty vagrants looking for

some smack, bogus fakes, and frauds. We are here

to fight for you. I'm gonna call right now. Do not

call us. This isn't a real number. 1800. Not a vampire rg. It was not

really an origin. It was not really a number.

All right. Oh, what's up, dude?

What's up? Somebody who looks

an awful lot like me may or may not have gotten

way too high before getting ready to record for the show this

week, so. It's all right, man. I'm on, like,

5 hours of sleep. I want to get drunk again. Let's fucking

go. Got a brisket on the fucking smoker. Do this shit.

So, yeah. Fuck, dude. This is going to be interesting.

It's a. It's because you got to do the big thing.

I'm going first. Maybe you'll sober up a bit or. I don't know. Yeah,

we'll see. I'm in the perfect shape right now to do caddyshack, though, so I.

Yeah, yeah. I mean, come on. Yeah, dude, it's fucking caddyshack. You can be in

any shape. That's fair. I can fucking blackout drunk

to be good enough to do fucking Caddyshack. Remember when you

thought the same thing about army of darkness and was. No, no,

I wasn't drunk. I tried to do it without notes. I would still need notes,

but I could still be blackout drunk. Fucking caddyshack,

maybe. All right,

let's fuck. I was born to love you? I was born to

lick your face? I was born to rub you? But you were

born to rub me. First Jesus, you do kind of have this memorized.

All right, well, let's get on with this show before you do that shit again.

Jesus. All right. Three, two, one.

Right into this song. And then immediately kick the fuck out

of their weeks and make it their bitches. Yes.

Thank God. There you go. Thank you.

That was a great bit. All right, I'm gonna go ahead and end this shit.

Recording stopped and.