Behind Enemy Lines

That, no, it's an, it's an incredible story.

Um, and yeah, I do, I think at some point they'll make a movie of it, uh, just like they did with Behind Enemy Lines, which is kind of an underrated Owen Wilson movie from, uh, like 199- I've never seen it.

Really? No.

Oh, it's pretty good.

I'm Marco.

I'm trapped behind enemy lines in this hellacious decade with no one but Ryan Reynolds as a scrappy U.S. fighter pilot... and Kenneth Branagh as a grizzled ex-KGB mountain man to keep me company.

Oh wait, I'm not entirely alone.

I've got two other people here on this mission with me.

hi uh marco did you say you had too many kenny logins i did oh my god the dad jokes

hey you know look at me dad bod dad humor and not even any kids that i know of i don't need to go through all of that i i've already got all the dad uh uh persona on lock why bother with Offspring? Just go straight into the dead humor and never look back.

But speaking of looking back, this brand new movie, it's very much looking backwards to the era of Top Gun, Red Heat, Midnight Run, even up into the 90s with movies like Behind Enemy Lines.

I guarantee you, if I describe the plot of this movie to you, you're going to think of at least one or two other films that it reminds you of.

We are filming here at Sideshow, and I don't want to take up all their time.

But my mind went, that's either Behind Enemy Lines or Tropic Thunder.

Because in Tropic Thunder, the director steps on the mind.

It's

definitely Behind Enemy Lines.

It's definitely Behind Enemy Lines, but...

Could be Tropic Thunder.

How Jordan exploded and Jon Stewart popped up and went, this motherfucker's dead.

Jamie and I, Daryl Davis and Belton Johnson coming up next.

We'll go behind enemy lines with Tony Jones, linebacker of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers here on 980 CJME and 650 CKOM.

Welcome back to the Green Zone, a pregame show.

Jamie and I, Daryl Davis and Belton Johnson.

Of course.

It wasn't the Banjo Bowl when Bobby J was playing, but the Banjo Bowl should be fun next week as well.

But right now, speaking of the Bombers, let's go behind enemy lines.

Peeking over the sidelines and sneaking into enemy territory.

It was the one that I got them started on Wednesday night.

It was the Behind Enemy Lines.

No, No, No, Know Your Enemy.

Know Your Enemy.

Between now and then, lots of football talk.

We're going to get into one of our college football season staples, Behind Enemy Lines.

That's where we take a look at the opponents for the week for each of our in-state teams, usually focusing in on the Hawkeyes and the Cyclones, of course.

Got some sound from Northern Illinois interim coach Rob Harley from earlier in the week.

Spencer at Sports here with you on 1600 ESPN.

Let's get things rolling here for a Thursday afternoon.

Going to go behind enemy lines.

Talk about the opponents for our in-state teams.