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Deleted Scenes!
🕑 Added 2020-07-06 04:01:01 +0000 UTCFor today's episode we've reached deep into the annals of Mandog history to bring you our favorite scenes and conversations that didn't make it into their respective episodes. Dan is along for the journey to shepherd you from scene to scene, so please enjoy, and if you haven't heard the original episodes that these scenes are pulled from, check em out in the links below. They're in order for ya!
Conversation w/ Talia Tabin + Victoria Longwell November 14, 2019
Only Flans From Big Grande October 24, 2019
Spiderman From 'Wanna Do Some Suggestifs' October 13, 2019
Foot Fetish Talk From 'Oh Yeah Mr Kool Aid' November 28, 2019
Submarine Scene From 'Skunk Funk' November 25, 2019
Religious Scene From ???? Recorded November 2019
Niece Conversation From ???? Recorded November 2019
Chicken Dad Callback From Wanna Do Some Suggestifs October 13, 2019
Comments
Karina
Jumping into doctor sleep discussion, with no spoilers... casting / wardrobe was great, and got the actorβs look close, but there was VFX work involved to get an even closer match. (I worked at the company that did it lol) Itβs good that itβs not noticeable though because that means our work looks realistic ππ»
Jason Parkis
I remember that there was a made for tv miniseries or something based on Dean Koontz that made my parents go bananas
Adam F
BTW, listening to this while I'm writing recaps of legal sessions for the magazine I work for.
Adam F
Will y'all do a Dean Koontz book review happy hour at some point? Perhaps share what you're reading so we can join in the fun (listen along)
Moira's Machine
Doctor Sleep talk! I don't think I've been more pleasantly surprised by a movie than Doctor Sleep the last few years, it was genuinely terrifying. There was an article by the WaPo cultural critic Alyssa Rosenberg about how she had to walk out of it because of a scene with Jacob Tremblay from Room. I thought she was being absurd because I mean, come on you're a critic... then I saw it and nope, nope, fair enough. Compared to the babytown-frolics jumpscare-fests of the new Its and Pet Semetary it was great to have a Stephen King movie that was actually unsettling. And there was some wonderful casting work to get around using CGI.
