Last Looks: War of the Worlds

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27:36Jason Mantzoukas:Welcome back. By now, I'm sure you've noticed that every Tuesday we re-release classic How Did This Get Made episodes back into our feed. This week's matinee covered a very different alien movie. That's 2016's Great Wall, which was a movie about the Great Wall of China and, yes, aliens, and has one of our most infamous shirts, designs, stickers, whatever you want to call it, where it's just aliens fucking each other, and it spells out the Great Wall. I love that shirt, and it has sold like gangbusters. It's like one of those, like, Senor Frog's sexual position shirts. So keep on... So there's a tie-in that I haven't really talked about on this show in a long time.

28:15Jason Mantzoukas:But our replays always kind of bring back those kind of beautiful memories to me. Without any further ado, it is time for Jason and I to catch up on all of our favorite TV shows and movies, which we have not done in a very long time. And to play us in, we have a theme from Sweden. That's right. Anton Wellen, please play the theme.

28:56Jason Mantzoukas:Jason, it's just you and me back, baby. Oh, it feels good to be back. We are going to do a straight up recommendation segment. But I know a lot of people have been asking questions about Taskmaster. And we will do a special Last Looks chat about Taskmaster. now that it's completed the season is over you have invaded the uk we did it i've got a foothold over there you're finally in you got in uh it was it was i'm i will say it's been incredible finally getting to see these episodes air right has been awesome and it i really i'm loving that people are loving it just being out in the streets people are talking to me about taskmaster which is delightful.

29:40Got it. So great. So great.

29:42Jason Mantzoukas:All right. Well, let's let's get into what you have been watching and doing, because I know you've had some time to watch, to read, to get into stuff. So where are we at? Oh, man, I've been pretty prolific. I've watched quite a bit and listened to a lot. I've got a big list. And also part of it is my list includes stuff that like we haven't done one of these in a while. So, you know, we never talked about Andor, which I can't believe we didn't do that. Oh, my God. Absolutely. Must see TV like maybe the best show of the year. One of my favorites. I'm willing to say at this point, just an incredible season of television.

30:23I'm going to shout out. I don't even know where to start. I mean, I think I talked about it in the past, but I'm going to keep talking about it. I think maybe the best show on television right now, the best continuing show on television is Dark Winds. The Zahn McLarnon, George R.R. Martin, Robert Redford produced adaptation of the, I think, Tony Hillerman novels, which are just banger police procedurals that take place on a reservation. It is tribal police. Every season are these big, beautiful, sprawling cases. The characters are incredible. The stories are fantastic. But there's nobody better right now than Zahn McClarnon in this show, you know?

31:08And it is so incredible to watch. Dark Winds, there's three seasons of it. It's fantastic.

31:15Jason Mantzoukas:I'm right there with you. I've been watching, I told you we've been watching a Brooklyn Nine-Nine. That's what we have been doing as a family all summer. I love it. And watching that show, in beginning to we are in almost at season six so we've been really just chunking a lot but you know we're going and this has been a summertime show and it's I gotta just say uh one of the the best shows I mean really one of the best shows it was so funny so good you're so good on it a fantastic sitcom like one of a show that you know before I was able to be on it I was a rabid fan. I love that show. They really, really, really nail it.

31:55Jason Mantzoukas:And I was going to tell you the other thing that I kind of missed my radar early on. And I'm reading Tom King's Supergirl right now in the world of tomorrow. I did not read that book. And wow, it's great. Wow, wow, wow. Like I am actively whenever I have a chance running to continue reading that. I love that book. I think that book is absolutely fantastic. Um, you know, and, and that's like applicable to almost every Tom King, you know, like, like I think from, you know, from the beginning, uh, Sheriff of Baghdad, all, you know, to, uh, to now like all of the, the books that he's been doing, the Rorschach book, the, um, the, uh, Mr.

32:38Miracle book, the, and this book especially, I think is just phenomenal.

32:41Jason Mantzoukas:I really, I mean, there, there are certain ones that you miss. I, we were talking about the Helen of Windhorn too, which is another A+. Yeah, great one. All right, so what else have you been watching? Because I want to give you some wide berth here. Yeah, I'll shout out some returning stuff that I thought was great. This new season of Star Trek Strange New Worlds, I'm having a blast watching. I'm so excited. I love that show, and I feel like it's getting some of its just deserve at this point. Like, I feel like it really is kind of, like, I feel like people are coming around to it in a great way.

33:12Yeah, I love it. I'm having a blast with it, as I always do. It is a super fun, super silly at times show that I just really enjoy. And I think the dude that plays Spock, I think, is just fantastic. So good. Really great. I can't recommend enough. What will be one of my favorite shows at the end of the year is the Amazon Prime show Ballard, which is an adaptation of the Michael Connelly Ballard book. So it is a Bosch spinoff, technically. And don't you worry, Bosch is in the mix for a couple of episodes. It's great. It's better than Bosch Legacy. It's better than late season Bosch. I think Maggie Q is fantastic as Renee Ballard.

33:58I think having John Carroll Lynch in there is so smart and so great. He is such an incredible grounding element to the team. I think it's fantastic. I think the cases are great. she is a terrific lead and I love Ballard this is my begging to please let me be on season 2 of Ballard

34:19Jason Mantzoukas:I've been working on trying to get on Ballard at Amazon because we have a show over at Amazon let's get on this, come on I need to get in that Bosch universe it's such a good show, she's great and I do hope that I had issues with Bosch legacy, slight issues But this is bringing me back to what I fell in love with original Bosch. For sure. Oh, it's great. It is unimpeachably, I think, a fantastic season of television. And it is, it's long, too. It feels like a season. Yes. It's not six episodes. It's not eight episodes. It's longer. It luxuriates in it, which I had a blast with. Now. Yeah, go ahead.

34:58Jason Mantzoukas:Can I just say, too, I know that I was, I just deferred the floor to you, but I want to also say, like, if you've not gone out to the theater and seen Naked Gun, go do yourself a favor. I saw it for a second time last Wednesday. It was packed on a Wednesday night. It is a movie to see in a theater. Bring some friends. Have a, it's just very good. Very, very good. And worth going out and seeing. I just want to support our friends, Dan Greger and Doug Mand, who wrote that with Akiva. Akiva Schaffer, who is a Lonely Island director. Incredible. So funny. Great director. Yeah. Yes. Great shout out.

35:37And also, I have now gone back and rewatched the Naked Gun, the original Naked Gun movies. Yes. Then a bunch of Police Squad, which is so funny. The original TV show. The TV show is so good.

35:52Jason Mantzoukas:So good. Like, you know, and the reason they canceled that TV show was because, and this is at the time, the president of ABC said, well, you have to pay attention to it. Yeah. That was the reason for cancellation. You have to pay attention to it. We got to get rid of that. Yeah, got to get rid of that show. gotta get it off the air. I will say this. I find the police squad movies as I've watched or the naked gun movies, they really degrade quickly. Uh, and to a point where I'm like, wow, what happened? But I guess what really what happened was the less and less of the guys who created the original were there.

36:23Jason Mantzoukas:And that, and I think that's it. Um, I can't recommend enough now that I'm, um, so British because of taskmaster. Um, there's a couple of shows that I will shout out some of which are if you liked Taskmaster, I can't recommend enough past seasons of Taskmaster, including if you watched Taskmaster as a family, Taskmaster Jr. Great stuff. But other similar shows that will scratch that itch. There's a show called Last One Laughing, LOL. There's a UK version of it. There's an Australian version of it. I believe there's a Canadian version of it. the UK version is the one that I watched it's six episodes and it is just six comedians in a room together and you cannot laugh and for six hours and that's the challenge and each episode is one of the hours and it's just them fucking with each other in a way that is so funny because two of the people on the there's only one season of it and it is all banger the cast is bangers almost everybody is a taskmaster alum But the two, except for the two geniuses they have are Richard Ayoade, who is just such an icon of British panel shows from What I Lie to You to 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, all that stuff.

37:42But the true legend, Bob Mortimer, who is absolutely one of the funniest people on the earth currently, they are both in this season of Last One Laughing and I cannot recommend it enough. It is so fucking funny. And then as well, Would I Lie to You, as well, 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown or Big Fat Quiz of the Year. These are all British panel shows that incorporate many of the same cast of comedic, of comedians who are just on this circuit of shows where they are just constantly roasting each other and being funny. Where do you find all these shows, though? Oh, they're all over the place. You can find on YouTube.

38:25Okay. A lot of them you can find on YouTube. Last one laughing is on Amazon. Okay. It's just, it's, it's licensed to Amazon. I subscribe to Brit box, not to brag. Right. Well, you know, I didn't know Brit box had comedy on there. Oh, it does. Okay. It's got sitcoms and it's got panel shows. Oh, great. So I think that's, I think Brit box has, would I lie to you?

38:45Jason Mantzoukas:Okay. And I think eight out of 10 cats is on YouTube. I think I just found it on YouTube. Also on Brit box is one of my favorite shows of the year. It is the David Mitchell show Ludwig, which is a fun. This is the setup of the show. He is a character who is a kind of shut in, who is a puzzle maker. He he makes puzzles, blah, blah, blah. His twin brother, who is a police detective, goes missing. So he in an effort to try and figure out what's happened to his twin brother, he pretends to be his twin brother, who is a homicide detective. and inexplicably starts solving cases because of his puzzle expertise.

39:27Jason Mantzoukas:Oh, wow. And gets embroiled in this much larger criminal story. But it is a very light one-hour police procedural. There's only one season of it. It's a blast. The way I'm explaining it is a little bit convoluted. Give me the title again. Ludwig. It's just called Ludwig. It's on BritBox. I can't recommend it enough. It's fantastic. And again, a show that I'm dying to be on in that way. Like there's a lot of shows right now, Elsbeth high potential poker face that are that kind of case of the week show that also has a larger in the background macro storyline. And this is one, this fits right in with those and is maybe a little better than all of them.

40:11I think this is right up my alley.

40:14Jason Mantzoukas:I'm so excited about this. I think you'll really like that. I think that's great. because they announced it's coming back. I am rewatching The Comeback, the Lisa Kudrow, Michael Patrick King show, The Comeback, which is - Talk about a show that I want to be on that show. My God. Dying to be on it. But the rewatch is a blast. The show is - So funny. So funny and still so savage and so brutal and such an indictment of our world. Yes. And TV and everything. It's great. Right. It's and, you know, I was talking to certain people behind there and, you know, as of all good things based in some reality, some things that are dark moments that people have experienced, especially at a time when sitcoms were a lot more produced.

40:59So that first season, you know, there is a pretty savage takedown of a network sitcom. Yeah. And when you're and some and Jimmy Burroughs is in there as the director and blah, blah, blah. What you're watching, this is one year after Friends ended and you cannot help but see it through the lens of. Yes. All of these people have just made Friends and Sex and the City. And this is the show they're making now.

41:26Jason Mantzoukas:You know, super interesting. great great great stuff i i i totally agree um have you watched the pit you know yes and no i watched the first like three or four episodes of the pit yeah loved it but it stressed me out so much um medically yes i i agree that i that i had to stop watching it simply because it was giving me like I was it was giving me sympathetic health anxiety. Jason I am right with you I was I watched the majority of the show through a book that I was sitting next to June while she was watching it because it was I don't think Gore is the Gore is one thing which I am but I'm also like I don't want to start to think about diseases.

42:14Yeah that's it and it kind of the same thing happened to me i loved and watched all of but the last few seasons of house yeah i was like i'm just too suggestible right uh right now i'm just too suggestible and it i don't want to then be thinking about like well actually i have that i have a little bit of that yeah i don't need it that's

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47:06She's fantastic in this. She's fantastic in all the magpie murders. Now, if you're wondering if I've subscribed to every single subscription service there is, I think the answer is yes. I now subscribe to BritBox, BritBox, Acorn TV, and the PBS app.

47:25Jason Mantzoukas:Wow, you're on the PBS app. Well, the PBS app just for Wolf Hall, season two of Wolf Hall. Oh, my God. How did I forget about that? I didn't even watch it yet. Oh, yeah. Season two of Wolf Hall. Again, a master class in watching someone act in that. Mark Rylance is just full stop unreal in this show. Just next level stuff. Mobland, the Guy Ritchie Mobland, Tom Hardy, Helen Maron, Pierce Brosnan. British gangster TV series that's on Paramount. I'm having a blast watching that. The new season of Digman is out. Oh, I love that show. Andy Samberg, our friend Neil Campbell's show. Mitra Juhari's on it.

48:14And it is so fucking funny.

48:17Jason Mantzoukas:It's a really funny show. And it's one of those shows that I think, unfortunately, is sidelined by... Yes. This is the thing. It's trapped. It's trapped in Comedy Central. Yeah, and it sucks. It's like there are these shows you just can't get out of the, you know, it's like it's hard to find them. You're not specifically looking for them. And that's it's a bummer. It's a bummer. But that show is very good. That show should be a massive hit that everybody should be talking about. Yes. But because it's stuck on Comedy Central right now in a way that is not advantageous for the common viewer to come across, I think it is it needs the love.

48:55So if you're listening to this, go and find it. Find a way to watch Digman. Tell people about Digman. I think it's one of the funniest pound-for-pound joke machine shows that's on television.

49:07Jason Mantzoukas:I mean, and I will say that, you know, obviously everyone else has been talking about it, but South Park this season is already just, like, just killing it in what it's doing. And I watched The New King of the Hill, which I really enjoyed. Oh, I haven't watched that. Oh, great. Yeah, so it's really, there's a lot of fun, good animated things right now that I am enjoying. The other thing that we did is my kids have finally, we've passed the Marvel threshold. I didn't know when it was going to happen, but we saw Superman in the theater, then we saw, but that's not Marvel, obviously. But that was the first superhero movie that they saw.

49:45Jason Mantzoukas:Then we saw Fantastic Four. And now I'm doing something that you're going to be very upset with, I think. I was like, all right, my son's like, I want to watch a Marvel. And I was like, all right, well. Having watched none? None. Yeah, great. Okay. So I started them with Guardians of the Galaxy 1. And that has been a huge hit in the house. And we went on to Guardians of the Galaxy 2. And now we are in the Super, sorry, the Spider-Mans, which re-watching these have been fantastic. Oh, man, I forgot how good that first Spider-Man, the John Locke Spider-Man is so good. The original Guardians is so great.

50:25Jason Mantzoukas:And, and I like, you know, it's tricky because, you know, we've been watching these movies. We're all caught up to date. And it's like, I wanted to bring Gus in. I'm like, he's not, he's not going to make it. He's not going to get there. All the, all the medium stuff, all those mid movies. You don't want them to lose sight of it. I kind of was like, if you get really into this, we can go back and you can watch them as prequels. But like, like right now, let's, let's figure out a way to kind of get you. I am creating some sort of weird backdoor way into the thing. Because I think what I'm going to do next after the Spider-Man, because I have to watch out for when we get to the big Avengers endgame and all that.

51:05I almost feel like at a certain point you're going to need to do the Iron Man, like the early Iron Man one, Captain America one. I don't think you need to do Thor one, if I'm honest.

51:19Jason Mantzoukas:Well, he's very first in Iron Man. He gets it from Spider-Man. And so then I'm going to get him into Thor Ragnarok. So I kind of feel like I might be outfitting it in such a way where he might not know everybody, but he's seen enough of these other ones and he kind of can get them. Yeah, right. Exactly. I'm just like, let's just go this way because I want to keep them watching. And that's the tricky thing. It's hard. You can't, you know, these kids, they get this. they get upset. And there's so much. They have so much that's available so that they don't have to suffer through bad origin story movies.

51:55They don't have to suffer through all those early, all that nonsense. I just watched, I don't know, maybe there wouldn't be, oh, maybe they would be. I've just re-watched the Nolan Batman trilogy. Ooh. Which is absolutely fantastic. Yeah. And all I want now is there to be extended cuts of these. I would like the way that, like, I think the Lord of the Rings trilogy really benefit from those extended cuts. I think Nolan's Batman trilogy longer would be incredible. And so that, I want that.

52:29Jason Mantzoukas:I wonder if there isn't any extra meat on those bones, because it feels like he is taping. Maybe. Yeah, getting I mean, now I will say this, if you've not seen Weapons, you gotta go see Weapons in the theater. It's fantastic. Very excited. June is obviously in Weapons, and And I won't say anything about it, but I will say. And if you don't know, Weapons is the new movie from Zach Kregor who made the movie Barbarian. So a lot of people have seen that. So this is the next movie from the same creator. And you don't need to know anything about Barbarian to watch this one. But the way I've been describing it to people is it's like Paul Thomas Anderson meets John Carpenter.

53:03Jason Mantzoukas:There's a fun. So cool. It's fun. It's really well done. and my point on that was a lot of people have asked June, like, oh, well, the script must add so much more crazier stuff in it. And she's like, no, it was what it was. And I think that when you have a filmmaker, especially at least the way that Zach approached this movie, he knew what he wanted, he got what he wanted, and that was it. There was no confusion on what he was getting. And so it's always interesting, like those filmmakers seem like there's a lot less, Although I will say I can share a little story out of school. This is good.

53:40Jason Mantzoukas:I was on the Universal lot last week. And if you've online at all, you will see that they have been shooting the Odyssey, Nolan's new movie, The Odyssey, on the back lot at Universal. And apparently from the ET parking lot at Universal Studios, you can watch them shoot the Odyssey. It's a boat out on the water during thunderstorms. And then there's another grouping of houses on the other side of the lot that can also watching now what can you see you see a boat in the water with rain and thunder you're not really seeing anything and it's the boat that we already saw in the imax commercial fort uh and apparently they are pissed like nolan is furious that anyone is seeing a boat in the water from hundreds of yards away like it like when i say you don't even see people or cameras you are just you are just watching like big overhead lights and i was talking to one of my my friends there at university like you cannot imagine the amount of phone calls that we have gotten that there is uh there's essentially like bad security footage of a boat that has already been revealed in the preview in water and i was like that is a filmmaker like you could spend that much time being mad that nothing is revealed no it's not like oh you got the costume yeah no no no possibility for anything So funny.

54:59Jason Mantzoukas:That's great. But yeah. But I mean, like also like shooting it on Universal a lot. That's very public. Yeah. That's very funny. Great. I love it. I'll just shout out at the very end here. Alone season 12 is airing. It's Alone in Africa for the first time. They're in a desert climate. It is incredible. The Amy Sherman Palladino ballet show Atoile has already been canceled. But don't worry. I watched every episode and it was great. and insane. The Predator animated movie, Killer of Killers. Yes. Incredible. Absolute blast. Oh, that's amazing. I love that. Absolute blast. Yes, fantastic. And I'm very excited for Dan Trachtenberg's new Predator movie, Dan Trachtenberg, who did Prey some years ago.

55:47Just absolutely fantastic. Anyway, I've got a bunch of other stuff I can shout out, but for another time.

55:54Jason Mantzoukas:Yes, we'll do it. We have so much more to talk about. Great to finally get back to just us. Just us. Just chatting. All right. That's enough of me and Jason gabbing about TV. I want to remind you that if you go to our Dashery store, that's our new store. If you go to hdtgm.com, it's run by TeePublic. I don't know the difference ultimately. But it's better for the artists. It's better for us. You can get any design from the show in a sticker, on a coffee mug, on a laptop sleeve, on a sweatshirt, on a onesie. You could do whatever you want. So you don't just have to get T-shirts. If that's not your thing wearing like T-shirts, just get a sticker.

56:30Jason Mantzoukas:I've got some great How Did This Get Made stickers. Also want to let you guys know that, just to bring it back up, that Grandpa Shark sticker is going to look pretty badass on anything you want to put it on. All right, let's talk about next week. Next week, we'll be going from a guy who hacks to Jack who's back. All right, that's right. We'll be covering the 1988 serial killer thriller Jack's Back, starring James Spader, Cynthia Gibb, and Robert Picardo. IMDb calls this film a movie where a serial killer is in Los Angeles celebrating Jack the Ripper's 100th birthday by committing similar murders.

57:07Jason Mantzoukas:But here's the twist, people. It has nothing to do with that. Rotten Tomatoes rates this film a 71 % fresh. What? Roger Ebert wrote, what makes Jack's back worth seeing is the work of Spader as a young actor who I believe has much promise as anyone in his generation. That is true. Spader is great. This film is worth the watch. Take a listen to the trailer. One hundred years ago, there was a series of murders so grisly. Some theorize that Jack the Ripper was a medical man. I believe that would also apply in this case. Human mutilations so meticulous. My brother didn't kill anybody. That an entire city was paralyzed in fear.

57:52Jason Mantzoukas:Now, 100 years later to the day, the Ripper has returned. Jack's Back. You can stream Jack's Back on Hoopla, Amazon Prime, VideoTube, the Roku channel, FUBU, PlutoTV, and Fawesome. In addition to Hoopla, I also encourage you to check out Canopy and Libby, which are digital media services offered by your local public library that allow you to consume movies, TV, music, audiobooks, e-books, and comics. for free. That's it for Last Looks. If you listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, please rate and review us. Please also make sure that you are following us and have automatic downloads turned on. Say that again.

58:28Jason Mantzoukas:Make sure you are following us and have automatic downloads turned on. It helps the show. We appreciate that. And you know what? Here's a little thing for you. Tell a friend about the show. It's always good. It expands our reach. You know, why not? We've been around for a long time. Tell a friend. Visit us on social media anytime you want at HDTGM. And a big thank you to our producers, Scott Sonny, Molly Reynolds, Kyle Waldron, who designs all of our amazing art on our How Did This Get Made page, and our movie picking producer, Averill Halley, who is still recuperating and we are sending her all the best wishes we can.

59:00Jason Mantzoukas:And of course, our engineer, Casey Holford. We'll see you next week for Jack's Back. Bye for now. Back to school season. You've got the new backpack, the folders, the 17 highlighter colors. But there's one essential that never makes a shopping list. Their pillow. And we all know better school days start with better sleep. So we've got big news. Coop Sleep Goods is running their back-to-school sale. Save 20 % on the entire collection. Spend$150 or more and get a free gift. The sale starts July 28th and ends August 25th. From cooling pillows to mattress toppers that transform thin dorm room mattresses, the only thing left to blame for a bad night's sleep is their insomniac roommate.

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