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Babe with Emily Yoshida

🕑 Added 2020-05-01 04:16:00 +0000 UTC

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Elliot Cowan

I won tickets to see The Net on its release.

Elliot Cowan

I used to catch the tram with Magda Szubanski when I lived in Melbourne.

Gavin Gaddis

I've been on a kick of downloading the commentary episodes and then going to the comments to find the start timecode to make editing them to fit the movie's timecodes specifically easier. Three years later you saved me 45 minutes of waiting for the commentary to start, as I had zero clue this wasn't a commentary xD

Jeffrey Loh

i can't help but picture James Cromwell starring in a Mitch McConnell biopic. Sorry, so sorry

Diaperbutt69

I really relate to Emily about watching the VHS as a kid. This is one of the only movies I remember putting in and rewinding over and over again!! 😆

Sean Dooley

Oh this is just a pod in the regular format lol. I was waiting for a countdown to do commentary 🤭

Nathan

The Ma of Blankies

Kieran maloney

Wow, Emily rules

Timo Supremo

This is such a good ep, thanks so much

Jeffrey Malone

Thanks for the Anthony Crispino impression right around 1:18:15, Griff!

Dan Faultersack

The inversion, and then deconstruction, of the London bit is masterful.

Jenny Potter

I love Babe dearly but my fave part of this episode is still Emily shouting, “They are MORTAL ENGIES!”

Clark Zeis

Rex may be rough around the edges, but he is anything BUT a "proud boy."

Caroline Pruett

David said 'cat' and my cat looked over.

Jordan B. Anderson

For some reason I thought this was a commentary, so after 45 minutes I was like "damn, even for them this intro is long".

Leah Dubuc

i literally did tear up at the james cromwell quote

Holden Martinson

I remember seeing Babe for the first time about four years ago. And it's a film whose incredible compassion and honesty has always been so important to me, but the thing that always gets me is the ending. Babe is herding the sheep in perfect formation. There's no sound. No score. Just Babe and the sheep doing their thing. That has always been such a Rosetta stone for my understanding of what I like in direction. That level of restraint and confidence in your own story to let the visual storytelling in your movie's climax to speak for itself like that is mind-melting.