Julie and Scott take the bus to Mars. After a few glitches involving nanomachines (none of which were their fault), Julie spends the trip working on her low-g samba and Scott runs laps. Episode 287: The Last Dance by Martin L. Shoemaker.
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Julie took a crazy bet with some British officers and now Scott has to figure out what an "over" is. Episode 286: Lagaan (2001), starring by Aamir Khan.
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Julie sets out for Utah with 3000 cows and a saddlebag full of podcasting equipment. Scott won't follow until he's done playing cards. Episode 285: Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry.
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If Scott has to listen one more time to Julie telling that joke about finding hidden depths in Jaws, he's going to ship off with crazy Captain Quint. Episode 284: Jaws (1975), directed by Stephen Spielberg.
Podcasts Julie mentioned:
Classic Movie Musts
The Soundtrack Show
And here's a lovely Quint's Shark Fishing t-shirt at Last Exit to Nowhere
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Julie and Scott infuriate the local Bishop, who suggests they go on a road trip. They decide to attend a theological discussion where each
person of the Trinity is represented by a bottle of wine. Episode 283: Monsignor Quixote by Graham Greene.
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Julie and Scott are ready for their close up. They spend the whole way down the stairs trying trip each other. Episode 282: Sunset Blvd (1950), directed by Billy Wilder.
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Julie jumps right in the nest with all the dragon eggs. Scott knows there is something important to tell her about those eggs, but he can't remember because he's still groggy from going between. Episode 281: Dragonflight by Anne McCaffrey.
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Scott wants the giant robot to be like Superman. Julie is worried it will be more like C3P0... Episode 280: The Iron Giant (1999), directed by Brad Bird.
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Scott had to help count the corpses because Julie kept losing track. This isn't what they expected to be doing when King Stephen asked for a special favor. Episode 279: One Corpse Too Many by Ellis Peters.
I have been about the world long enough to know that God’s plans for us, however infallibly good, may not take the form that we expect and demand.
-- Brother Cadfael
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This week, Good Story handles the tough questions: Has Julie been replaced by a robot? Why does Scott see dead people? Will the audience stay tuned all the way to the big closing number? In Episode 278, Silent Film Month continues with Metropolis (1927) and The Phantom Carriage (1921).
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