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Since Phil is on assignment, Tom and Red recorded another short episode analyzing a tentacular genre of Japanese film. Some slight technical difficulties are in this episode..
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Tom: Hello, and welcome to episode two of the Slime Under Podcast.
Tom: I am your host, Tom Towers, and I'm joined by my co-host, as always, Red.
Red: Yes, it's very nice to be back for a second episode.
Red: I never thought that we would be able to make a second one, to be quite honest.
Red: Well, yes, I am glad to be here again.
Tom: And we're glad to have you back, and we're here to discuss yet another in what may actually be a series, I think.
Tom: I think the production company that makes them is called Attackers, and they all have a pretty similar quality to them, and there may be an underlying plot to them, I'm not entirely sure, as some of them appear to share similar settings, so I don't know if that is just simply to reuse sets, and save a bit of money, or if there is some sort of ongoing plot.
Red: You're getting into the lore too early now.
Tom: I am indeed.
Tom: But the episode we're watching this time is Busty Wife's Chastity Collapses Under Tentacles.
Tom: There was also a mouthful in the episode itself as well, at various points.
Red: Oh, yes, that is true.
Tom: But I think you're good at the plot summary, so why don't you start us out with a description of what is going on in Busty Wife's Chastity Collapses Under Tentacles?
Red: All right, since, well, technically I did quite understand what they were saying in this video, actually.
Red: Despite them speaking in Japanese, yeah, despite them speaking in Japanese.
Tom: Is this from Japanese that you have picked up from watching entertainment pieces like this?
Red: Yeah, not exactly this genre.
Red: Technically not this genre at all.
Red: So just anime in general, is it?
Red: Yeah, I've just watched Japanese media, but not this kind of media.
Red: This was the second time I watched something like this.
Red: I can say I'm not an expert in this particular area, but you know.
Tom: But you are in the animated version, I believe.
Red: Wait, I just exposed myself.
Red: Why would you do that?
Tom: Well, that's why we have you on here.
Tom: We need an expert.
Tom: I'm filling in the role of the naive amateur being plunged into the deep end of this sort of content.
Red: Should I get started on explaining the plotline?
Red: The quote unquote plotline.
Red: So basically, this started off with a couple, a married couple moving into a new house.
Red: And this, excuse me, this.
Red: So basically, it was in the morning, and they were having breakfast.
Red: And basically, they were chatting about how great their lives are going to be in this new house.
Red: And they were actually also planning to have children.
Red: And they were so happy about everything, everything that was there.
Red: So after their meals, the wife was already sending her husband off to work.
Red: And after that, she decided to start cleaning her new house, which the entire time while she was cleaning, the camera angles in those particular scenes were quite interesting.
Tom: They were highlighting various interesting parts of her character, would be one way to put it.
Red: Body characteristics.
Red: Yes.
Red: Yeah, so I guess this is also another way to build up tension for the viewers, showing a little bit here, showing a little bit here, a little bit there.
Red: Despite the fact when she was cleaning the bathroom, she was wearing some a bit goofy looking shoes.
Red: They were like bathroom slippers, but in the form of crocs.
Tom: Well, she was dressed for the setting.
Red: I actually invited my friend to watch this with me, and those shoes made us question a lot about life.
Red: Have you ever worn crocs?
Red: Not exactly.
Red: I know that is surprising, but no.
Red: Actually, we don't wear shoes when we're cleaning the bathrooms.
Tom: I hear they're meant to be comfortable, so maybe that's why she was wearing them.
Red: But for a setting like that, it's a bit odd, I'd say.
Tom: Maybe it was foreshadowing that the floor would very soon be in a state that might encourage you to wear something to protect your feet.
Red: But unfortunately, the situation didn't take place in the bathroom that she worked so hard to clean there.
Tom: I believe it took place in the lounge room.
Tom: It made a pile of boxes.
Tom: She was unpacking things, perhaps.
Red: Yes, she was.
Red: After cleaning the bathroom, she went to the lounge room, as you said, and as how the normal setting goes, she was grabbed by the ankle by this mystical creature.
Red: And thus the action started.
Red: Let's not get graphic as usual, since you never know who might be listening to this.
Red: But basically...
Tom: This is a family-friendly show.
Red: Yes, yes.
Red: So basically the vigorous action went on basically for the entire afternoon, I'd say.
Tom: And I think the most notable thing about the vigorous action in this particular installment was it featured many more fluids of multiple different colors and consistencies compared to...
Red: How many colors did you see?
Tom: I think there were two, at least two.
Tom: There was a standard sort of whitish translucent liquid, but there was also one that had a little bit of a yellowish-greenish tinge to it, so that it had a more sort of mucous consistency to it.
Red: I think my brain decided to delete on that note, because I do not remember it having colors.
Tom: Well, I'm glad I can put it out, because we don't want to downplay the amount of effort they put into the aesthetic of the fluids that they featured in this particular episode.
Red: Yeah, yeah, maybe I shouldn't judge them that much.
Red: All right, so after her afternoon session with the mystical creature, I believe she passed out, which Tom here believes that she was almost drowned by the fluids.
Tom: Well, there was a lot.
Tom: There was a fountain of fluids spraying all over her.
Tom: All over her face.
Tom: So drowning was a serious possibility.
Red: Touche, true, true.
Red: But yeah, basically she passed out, and I believe it was evening when her husband finally came home from work, and her husband found her passed out, huddled on the floor.
Tom: In a very disheveled state.
Red: Yes, oddly enough, there wasn't the said fluids that was around her.
Red: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Red: You believe they dried up, okay?
Tom: Correct.
Red: But yes, if you were a husband and you found out, you came home to see that your wife was passed out in the middle of the living room, wouldn't you start to panic?
Tom: Because this husband did not.
Red: Yes, because this husband did not.
Red: He just calmly woke, tried to wake her up.
Red: He was like, Oh, dear wife, are you okay?
Red: As he starts to shake her.
Red: And she did.
Red: Thankfully, she woke up.
Red: And she was so confused by what happened.
Red: So she, I believe she tried to prove like what happened to her did not happen.
Red: Actually, she tried to tell her husband that she's been assaulted.
Tom: Assaulted, yeah.
Red: So basically she tried to tell her husband, you know, something basically assaulted her.
Red: But as usual, as a normal human being would, he would think that she was hallucinating.
Red: So he decided to laugh it off and believe that her wife was basically bad shit crazy.
Tom: So he's an absolutely terrible husband we're discovering at this point.
Red: Basically, he has basically just believes that her wife just naturally passed out half clothed in the living room.
Tom: In the middle of unpacking the boxes.
Red: But basically that scene wasn't that long.
Red: It was just to insert plot, I believe, the quote unquote plot.
Tom: I think so.
Red: So after that situation, they also did their own session of vigorous action on the bed.
Tom: But it was less vigorous than the action with the creature.
Red: Yeah, the husband tried his best to entertain his wife.
Red: But the wife was constantly reminded of the wonderful time she had with the creature.
Tom: Understandably, given the way that her husband has treated her up to this point.
Red: Yeah, that's true.
Red: So after their session, she did ask her husband whether if they wanted to take a bath, because, you know, you're sticky.
Red: So you wouldn't want to go to bed in that state.
Tom: But in this case...
Tom: I think this is adding, in fact, more detail to how terrible husband he is.
Tom: I think he's come home stinking before this point.
Tom: And so now she's attempting to use a post-coital shower as an excuse to get him to bathe, but even this isn't working.
Tom: So I think this is just another layer to his very unattractive character that they're living under at this point.
Red: Sprinkle in more of the theories as we go on.
Red: So since her husband didn't want her to take a bath, she decided to go downstairs and take a bath by herself.
Red: But oddly enough, I believe she was heading towards the bathroom, but she heard noises in the pantry slash kitchen area.
Red: As all of us do, we will try to investigate what the noise is.
Tom: Naturally.
Red: And she just actually, the bathroom wasn't that far from the kitchen slash pantry.
Red: She just took a few steps there, and I actually don't know what she was looking at.
Red: The camera wasn't actually showing anything.
Red: But all of a sudden, the creatures decided, was like, hey, surprise!
Red: And started choking her.
Red: But even as she was being choked, she was not struggling.
Red: Instead, she was being choked, but instead of struggling, she decided to grab on one of the creatures' appendages and decided to stroke it.
Red: Yes.
Red: And thus starts our second session of vigorous action with the said creature, with this time with even more fluids.
Tom: They build up as the episode unfolds to greater and greater heights, it must be said.
Red: True, true, exactly.
Tom: But at this point, as we can tell from the immediate post-choking stroking, she is at this stage now fully invested in her new lava.
Red: So basically, she's like half invested.
<v SPEAKER_>She wasn't fully in love with this being yet.
Red: She was still quite dedicated to her husband.
Red: She was still caught between the two at this point.
Red: Yeah, yeah.
Red: She had a conflicting moment.
Red: Yeah, so after that night, I believe she didn't have a wink of sleep.
Red: Yeah, I believe the situation just cuts to her waking up in the morning and finally taking her bath and sending her husband off to work.
Tom: But he still has not died once thus far.
Red: Maybe he did off screen, who knows?
Red: Yeah, yeah.
Red: So but even the next morning, like when they were having their breakfast, she was in quite a daze, because she couldn't really pay attention to what her husband was talking.
Red: And she had to ask her, her husband had to ask her, are you okay?
Red: Like, you're kind of absent minded right now.
<v SPEAKER_>She was like, oh, no, it's fine.
Red: Maybe I just didn't sleep that much, obviously.
Tom: The husband didn't ask why though, luckily.
Red: True, yeah, yeah.
Tom: Which once again is another example against him.
Red: You're building up like arguments against this husband.
Tom: I just saying, I think I can understand and relate to her in this role at this point.
Tom: I'm starting to empathize with her and perhaps take her side.
Red: But maybe the story afterwards, maybe you'll change your mind.
Red: Yeah, so after that, she did try to do some cleaning, I believe, but she was immediately reminded of her lovely night with her, basically lover at this point.
Tom: Yep.
Red: Yeah, so she decided to have a little self-love moment, but that wasn't enough for her, so she tried to go search for her lover who was hiding among somewhere in her house.
Tom: Well, I think this is probably my favourite scene in the whole cinematic masterpiece, where she is looking through various cupboards in the house, and I thought this was actually legitimately, deliberately funny, so I have to give them credit for it.
Red: Oh, she tried looking into a pot, and that got me.
Red: I have to say that got me.
Red: The hide-and-seek session ended with her finding her lover in the toilet seat.
Tom: Given that this was working in the toilet, perhaps not the cleanest part of the house, I think perhaps the questionable hygiene of a husband was something that may have attracted her to him in the first place.
Tom: I think we're starting to get a picture of what her type might be at this point.
Red: Oh, so she likes the nasty guy.
Red: It's going to make me feel something at the back of my throat, let's not.
Red: So yeah, so basically after finding her lover inside the toilet, she had another lovely session with it.
Red: And yeah, skipping to all that, that was also another fluid fest.
Tom: It was indeed.
Tom: Yeah, so she...
Tom: At least it took place in the bathroom where the floor is tiled, so the cleanup would be easier, although given that it just evaporates instantly, it probably doesn't matter anyway.
Red: True, true.
Red: So basically after that scene, I believe it cuts to her husband coming home, and I believe her husband did try to invite her for another vigorous action session, but she wasn't interested.
Red: She happily told her husband that.
Red: Let's not.
Red: And proceeded to sleep.
Red: So as husbands do, they believe that with his wife saying that she does not want to do it, he believes that she was cheating on him, which is technically true.
Red: Yeah, basically, he was right.
Red: So in order to basically catch her red-handed, he basically told a lie to his wife, saying that he was going on a business trip the next day.
Red: I keep on mispronouncing their pronouns.
Tom: That's okay.
Red: You're misgendering them.
Red: Yeah.
Red: So basically, after his wife prepared his suitcase and all, to send him off for his quote unquote business trip.
Red: So after he left the house, the wife believed that he wouldn't come back in a few days.
Red: So she decided to happily skip to find her lover again, that was hiding somewhere again inside the house.
Red: I would assume the toilet again.
Tom: I can't remember where it was actually either.
Red: They didn't show where it was.
Tom: So we just cut straight to the action.
Red: Yeah, it just ended with her skipping to somewhere to find where the fuck was it.
Red: But yeah, so basically after that, it cuts to her husband who was smoking outside their house until evening.
Tom: I also found that shot quite amusing where he's just standing in a park, chainsawing, waiting to return.
Red: It wasn't a park, it was one of like, he was just legit standing in front of his house the whole day.
Tom: Yeah, across the street, but I think it was the entrance to a park that he was standing in.
Red: Yeah, that might be true, actually.
Red: But I just remember he was just standing beside, he was standing beside a lamp post, I believe, with the cigarette buds on the floor, which indicates that he stood there for quite some time.
Tom: Very subtle storytelling there, that they give you the progression of time through the number of cigarette buds.
Red: Well, basically, the sun was already setting in that scene, so you can kind of guess.
Tom: They're building on the imagery.
Red: So basically, not questioning if it's weird, if someone just stood there for the entire day.
Red: He did not saw anyone going into the house, which would mean that she wasn't cheating, but he decided to do a bold move and decided to enter the house and tried to hear if there is any noises, which in fact, he did.
Tom: There were certainly noises.
Red: Yeah, he heard noises, and he was immediately like shooketh.
Red: And he head towards the noise and decided to open the door.
Red: And what does he see?
Red: He sees his wife being surrounded by plenty of appendages, and she was enjoying whatever the hell was happening to her.
Tom: And very much drenched in a variety of fluids as well.
Red: At this point, yes.
Red: But surprisingly, she still had her underwear on.
Tom: That is true.
Red: Yes.
Red: So he was basically actually at that scene, it was also a bit weird, because the camera didn't show his reaction, because if usually someone sees that situation, they would just immediately either start screaming or start questioning that person, what the hell is going on?
Red: But no, it took him like a few minutes for him to post his question to his wife and ask, what is this?
Red: In a very shocked manner.
Red: And she was again drowned in pleasure.
Red: She just looked at her husband all drowsy, and she was like, I'm sorry, dear.
Red: And one of the appendages decided to choke him, and they choked him to death.
Tom: Which I personally was very disappointed in.
Red: Yes, that is the same for me, because what me and my friend expected is that we expected the creature to bring the husband into the act.
Tom: That's exactly what I was hoping for.
Red: Yeah, technically it would have been more fun, but I guess the creature wanted the lady or two itself.
Tom: Unfortunately, it turned out to be even more of a jealous lover than the husband.
Red: Yeah, it could have done that anytime sooner, but we just decided to do this now, for plot reasons, I believe.
Tom: Though alternatively, given the previous choking, perhaps it actually did intend to invite the husband to join them.
Tom: But unfortunately, in this case, the erotic asphyxiation went too far, as it sometimes does in reality, and he was accidentally killed.
Red: Accidentally?
Red: That's what you believe, right?
Tom: It is a possibility.
Red: You know, all theories are accepted.
Red: But after the death of her husband, they went on even with the dead body in front of them for the rest of the video.
Red: And unfortunately, I believe you were quite disappointed with the ending because there wasn't any pregnancy at the end.
Tom: That's right.
Tom: And given the foreshadowing of her wanting to have children with the husband, I think that in fact would have been an even better ending.
Tom: They literally set it up and yet did not follow through on the premise.
Tom: There's a famous quote, I think, by Chekhov, which is along the lines of, If story has a gun in it, it has to be fired at some point.
Tom: And I think this is a case where that sort of advice was not really followed.
Red: Well, I guess the director decided, excuse me, I guess the director decided to fire all his load on that one scene.
Tom: But he was unfortunately shooting blanks.
Red: Mm-hmm.
Red: But I believe his target audience would be quite satisfied with whatever that went on with in that video.
Tom: Well, there was a lot of action in it, so I'd say so.
Tom: I would say so.
Tom: But...
Red: Yeah, but you believe that, you believe that there wasn't much plot in this one.
Tom: I felt there was less plot than in the, the episode we discussed in the previous episode of the Slime Under Podcast, correct?
Tom: And I think the story was a little less complex.
Tom: If it had become a menage a trois, I think it may have been on a similar level of complexity.
Tom: And if they had followed through on the whole pregnancy angle that was previously in the episode at the beginning, I think while it still would have been simpler than the previous complicated detective plot in the other episode, it would have been satisfying in a short and sweet simple love story that would have worked well.
Tom: But I think without that there, it was ultimately...
Red: A short and sweet there.
Tom: It would have been, I think...
Red: Well, it ended with them living happily ever after.
Tom: What was that?
Red: Oh, well, basically, but the story in this one ended with them properly being lovers.
Red: Even, I believe, in the future, they would have children.
Red: But we just don't get to see it in this one.
Tom: Well, that's what I'm saying.
Tom: The other one was willing to skip ahead to the heavily pregnant woman, so it must have skipped head several months.
Tom: I think we could have expected that from this one as well.
Tom: But I think the reason...
Red: I'm pretty sure, but maybe they didn't have enough budget.
Tom: I was about to say probably the reason they didn't do that is maybe they wanted to use a separate set for that.
Tom: But is it that hard?
Tom: I mean, they could probably have taken part of the tentacle puppet and just wound it into a ball and stuck it under her shirt, and that would have been enough.
Tom: So I think it would have been in the budget constraints.
Tom: I think the issue was in the writing, not living up to the potential that was there.
Red: I got to admit, I thought you said you were going to say that you wanted them to stuff the puppet into her.
Tom: Well, I think they did that at various points already.
Red: That would be concerning.
Tom: I think that had previously occurred during some of the action scenes.
Red: Oh, it wasn't that deep.
Red: Those things weren't that big.
Tom: Parts of them were, not a whole ball of them.
<v SPEAKER_>One part of them were.
Red: Yes, but at least that thing didn't went in her, which I regret that I don't have to see that.
Tom: I don't think they could have done that with actors.
Tom: We could have had that occur in an animated version, but probably not with actors.
Red: Oh, even an animated one, I can't deal with that.
Red: It's still weird.
Red: Oh, God.
Red: I think I would actually bark if they actually did that, but, you know, thankfully they spared me from needing to clean up my room.
Tom: Luckily.
Tom: But I think it's time we get into the themes of the show of Busty Wife's Chastity Collapses Under Tentacles.
Red: So we're getting into this?
Tom: Yeah, I have some deep thoughts on this.
Tom: Would you like to begin or me?
Red: Well, I basically have the same...
Red: Wait, the same what?
Red: Oh, wait, I basically have the same vision of the same...
Red: English, my goodness.
Red: Oh, we got deep into this.
Red: My goodness.
Red: My brain was just sobering up for a second.
Tom: Do you want me to begin?
Red: Yeah, I have the same thought as our previous session.
Red: I don't think much.
Red: I just accept what they give me.
Tom: That is fair.
Red: Yeah, I don't think much into this.
Tom: You're the expert at the plot, I'm the expert at the themes.
Red: At the theories, yes.
Tom: That's right.
Tom: There's one thing you didn't mention that I thought was actually an important detail throughout it that really underscore what I thought the themes were about, and that is you did mention one thing that came up, which was that when she was cleaning the bathroom, she was wearing crocs.
Tom: But of course, in Japanese culture, you do not wear shoes within the house, generally speaking.
Tom: So that was one of the first things I thought that was a little odd.
Tom: The other thing I thought that was odd was they went to the effort of showing what the husband was eating for breakfast every day.
Tom: And he was wearing a suit and tie and carrying a suitcase to work.
Tom: And every breakfast he had, he was eating buttered toast.
Tom: Again, a very Western meal.
Tom: And so I actually thought that this episode was about the American occupation of Japan and the Westernization of Japanese culture that occurred with that.
Tom: So you have the uninteresting and bland, Westernized husband who is symbolizing the American occupation of Japan.
Tom: And this does not satisfy the wife at all.
Tom: And then you have the tentacle monster which goes back to Japanese culture as far back as Hokusai and Woodblock Prince of women mating with octopuses and that sort of thing.
Tom: And she's just blown away by the authentic Japanese culture that she experiences from her tentacle lover.
Tom: So I thought this was very much an anti-American treatise, very much criticizing the American occupation of Japan after the Second World War.
<v SPEAKER_>Wait, I have a question.
<v SPEAKER_>What do you think people wear to work if it's not suit and tie?
Tom: Well, now they wear a suit and tie after the occupation of Japan.
<v SPEAKER_>It's said in a modern society.
<v SPEAKER_>What do you expect?
Tom: I'm just saying that that became universalized with the occupation.
Tom: It began, of course, earlier than that with the industrialization of Japan in the s, but it did not reach a fully ubiquitous state of dress until we get to the further modernization of Japan during American occupation.
<v SPEAKER_>Oh, my goodness, I could never think of that.
<v SPEAKER_>Oh, okay, I have heard enough.
Red: That is enough, I have enough of whatever the fuck you are saying.
Red: So basically, you're saying that she's attracted to traditional men.
Tom: That's right, yes.
Tom: And the basic theme of it is asserting the superiority of traditional Japanese values over the Western ones that have been implanted into Japanese culture of today.
Red: So, I have no words.
Red: I have no words.
Red: You blew, you took the words right off of my mouth, literally.
Red: That was an amazing theory.
<v SPEAKER_>Thank you.
<v SPEAKER_>Yes.
Red: Oh my goodness.
Red: Yeah, I'm pretty sure even the director wouldn't have thought of any of this.
Red: Oh my goodness.
Red: Yeah, they should have put more plot in this, good Lord.
Red: How did you mention all of this?
Tom: The less plot, the greater themes you can make out of it.
Tom: Paradoxically.
Red: Since there's like no, like there's no canon universe.
Tom: That's right, you get to write it yourself.
Red: Maybe you should start a book on this.
Red: Wait, maybe not.
Red: Oh my goodness.
Red: Yeah, I believe that should be all.
Red: We shouldn't bring any more theories into this.
Tom: I think that's probably pretty much everything we have to say on a Busty Wife's Chastity Collapses Under Tentacles at this stage.
Tom: I don't think we can really add more to it than that.
Red: I don't think I can add more.
Red: You're stick the cake.
Red: Oh my goodness.
Tom: So I think it's time we give it a rating.
Tom: The first one we discussed, I think you gave it a seven out of and I gave it a six out of
Red: That was because of a dice, yes.
Tom: Yes, did you enjoy this one more or less than the previous one?
Red: Plot wise, I'd say yes, because there was conflict.
Red: Yeah, and I really enjoy conflict.
Red: So I would say I would give it like, a point higher than the previous one.
Tom: So eight out of
Red: Yes.
Tom: That's high praise, very high praise.
Red: Yes, yes.
Tom: I think I probably enjoyed it slightly less, because I was very much into the whole detective subplot in the other one.
Tom: But on the other hand, it did have a legitimately and deliberately funny moment in it.
Tom: And I found the character of the husband and the wife very amusing throughout.
Tom: So overall, probably I enjoyed it about the same, but we will see what the die of destiny has to say about my true thoughts on it.
Red: Very well, very well.
Red: Let destiny decide it for you then.
Tom: Well, apparently what I described as my feelings were actually correct, because the die of destiny has rolled another six.
Red: Oh, so basically, you can say it's kind of the same, but since you feel that it would be better, so basically you can give it a seven.
Tom: No, it's a six out of
Tom: The die, whatever the result is, is the result that I stick with.
Red: Oh, so it's just, all right.
Red: So, all right, I'll accept it.
Tom: So, with that, I think we've reached the end of episode two of the Slime Under Podcast.
Tom: I have been your host, Tom Towers, and you, Red, have been my co-host.
Tom: Is there anything you'd like to leave the listeners with before we go?
Red: Please do not go and research anymore in depth into this genre, because I really don't recommend, unless you're in for a laugh, you can laugh for the rest, because you can laugh for, even with times too speed, you can laugh for quite some time watching these.
Tom: I do recommend watching a lot of it sped up as they are quite long.
Red: Unfortunately, I did not.
Tom: So you watched the whole thing on normal speed.
Red: I did not watch normally.
Red: I skipped a few parts.
Tom: So your strategy is to skip parts, and my strategy is to speed it up.
Tom: Both of us.
Red: Yeah, but it was fun, you know.
Red: So if any of you guys are bored, you can, you know, you can watch it, but I really don't recommend.
Tom: You don't recommend the thing you gave an eight out of
Red: That was because of, that was because of it.
Red: It was my personal experience, okay?
Red: I lost my brain cells for this session.
Tom: That is fair.
Red: That was a wild ride.
Red: But my goodness, your theories, I cannot handle.
Red: Oh my goodness.
Red: I wanted to laugh harder, but I'm pretty sure my parents are going to be questioning.
Red: I could not think of all that bullshit.
Red: Maybe next time, I should think of my theories instead of leaving it up to you.
Red: Well, if your friend decided to allow us to do another third installment in this.
Red: I'm looking forward to seeing what he thinks of it.
Red: Yeah, he should watch the two links.
Tom: He needs to watch them and leave his comment on the episode.
Red: I'm surprised you didn't send him the link, actually, because the friend that I watched it with, after we finished watching it, he immediately sent to his other friends.
Red: And even one of his friends said that, yo, I recognize that actor.
Red: Oh my goodness.
Tom: But he's the true expert.
Red: He don't know much of it, but he just said that he recognized the actor, I guess, by watching others, other works, I guess.
Tom: Something we didn't mention on here was, I have to say, I am very impressed by the actors not co-op sing at any point.
Red: I mean, basically, all the actors in these, you know, type of shows are always, you know, good actors.
Tom: They are true professionals.
Red: I'm surprised their voice could hold up that long.
Red: I just hope whatever that was sprayed in their mouth is actually properly edible.
Red: Because I don't want that to be like crops that you can't digest.