Summary
Overview
Paul Scheer hosts Last Looks for the Thrashing episode, diving into extensive corrections about skateboarding culture, debunking the Valley boy vs. Indiana origin debate, and exploring skateboarding terminology. Jason Mantzoukas joins to discuss current TV shows and movies, recommending British comedies and new releases. The episode concludes with the announcement of next week's movie, Fall.
Stellar Skateboard Legacy and Opening Updates
Paul celebrates the ongoing stellar skateboard joke that originated from Stellan Skarsgård's name auto-correcting during Deep Blue Sea episode notes. Journalist Janelle Riley showed Skarsgård the stellar skateboard t-shirt, and he loved it, asking where to get one. Paul announces upcoming Largo shows in LA for July 31st and August 1st covering XXX and The Legend of Billie Jean, noting these might be the last live shows for a while due to production schedules.
- Stellan Skarsgård saw the stellar skateboard t-shirt and laughed, saying 'I look good' and asking where to get it
- Upcoming Largo shows on July 31st and August 1st may be the last live shows for a while due to production schedules
- Paul's audiobook recently sold a ton of copies according to HarperCollins notification
" Where can I get that? I look good. "
Hook's Gentrifier Hypocrisy: The Indiana Poser
Trev from Ireland points out a hilarious inconsistency where Hook aggressively polices who belongs in LA by constantly telling Corey to go back to the Valley, despite Hook himself being from Indiana with his sister visiting. The crew agrees Hook is a total poser who arrived recently but immediately started gatekeeping the neighborhood like a classic gentrifier.
- Hook constantly yells at Corey to 'go back to the Valley' despite Hook himself being from Indiana
- Hook's sister is visiting from Indiana, proving Hook only recently moved to LA
- Hook is compared to a gentrifier who 'arrived on Tuesday and by Thursday is already given out about how the neighborhood's changed'
" This guy clearly just moved to LA like a year before and immediately start police and who counts as a local he's basically a gentrifier right he arrived on the tuesday and by thursday he's already given out about how the neighborhoods changed "
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