KCx80TVL: 9 to 5

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07/05/23 • 95 min

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We continue our limited crossover marathon with our friends over at 80's TV Ladies to coincide with their look at the Nine to Five TV show with an ensemble film that features two-thirds of 9 to 5's cast along with two more heavy-hitting actresses: 80 for Brady. 80's TV Ladies Sharon Johnson and Susan Lambert Hatem join the show to talk all about a film that's way better than it has any right to be.
Starring Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, Sally Fields, and Rita Moreno, the four play a real-life group of women who bond over their shared love of Tom Brady and make it a point to be at the 2017 Super Bowl in Houston. From one mishap to another, it's a comedy in the vein of The Hangover but with more heart and a whole lot more Guy Fieri.
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We take a break from our usually scheduled programming to take a look at the final film in the Indiana Jones franchise that comes fifteen years after the last totally unnecessary film: Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. In this crossover episode with The Projection Booth, Chris and Mike are joined by author and Steven Spielberg impersonator Andy Rausch to breakdown the film, its place in the series, and why they're thankful this is the end for our intrepid hero.
Starring Harrison Ford as the titular archaeologist, he must contend with a villainous Mads Mikkelsen as a former Nazi turned NASA scientist who is hell bent on discovering the secrets behind the Antikythera, a mysterious dial created by Archimedes. Along the way he is joined on his adventure by his goddaughter played by Phoebe Waller-Bridge who attempts to steal the dial for her own captialistic gain. It's all over the place, and not in a good way.
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Nightdreams

We kick off Jess Byard July, this year all about surrealist films, with a look at the first film from director Steven Sayadian, and also the first adult film ever covered on the show: Nightdreams. Mondo Heather's Heather Drain joins the show to talk all about Steven Sayadian's career, Wall of Voodoo's musical additions, and that Cream of Wheat scene.
Starring Dorothy LeMay as Mrs. Van Houten, the film follows her exploits as she is seemingly subjected to sexual stimulation through the usage of electrical shocks all the while being observed by two scientists. She begins to hallucinate and imagine that she's having some truly surreal sexual fantasies.
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