
Cocoon
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Search complete. 63 mentions across 44 episodes found for "Cocoon".
Nov 3, 2026
Season 9 - Episode 4 - Ronald Coase
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20:32GavHOST
Some of them overtake me.
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20:33GavHOST
Like you're in the film Cocoon.
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20:37PeteHOST
But what I find really irritating, they swim alongside each other and chat.
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20:41GavHOST
Yeah, I don't like chat.
1073: Hour 3: Emma Lingan Interview; Preds Trade and Roster (11-3-26)
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31:22Joe RexrodeHOST
These guys stay on an absolute heater.
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31:24Joe RexrodeHOST
It's just like, it's like the movie Cocoon, but it, but in the NHL.
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31:29Joe RexrodeHOST
And they're incredible, and it's like this run, and they actually go in the playoffs.
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31:33Joe RexrodeHOST
And you're like, "You know what? Saros is playing out of his mind.
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32:26Robby StanleyHOST
We have seen those two operate together.
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32:28Joe RexrodeHOST
I mean, think about that reunion.
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32:31Joe RexrodeHOST
I mean, sure, he's 33, but again, Cocoon had a sequel, Cocoon 2.
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32:37Robby StanleyHOST
I mean, he just won the MVP last year.
FILM GEEK TIME MACHINE - Time Travel Date: November 7th 1943
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37:56Austin KennedyHOST
So, Don Amici does Don Amici.
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37:58Austin KennedyHOST
So, obviously, I knew him from the 80s from Cocoon and Trading Places.
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38:01Tim KizerHOST
First praise for this movie.
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38:03Tim KizerHOST
The makeup in this movie is fucking amazing.
Not Whole w/ ALTSYNTH
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42:11GrantHOST
I can remember seeing certain movie titles written on those VHSs because you'd put the scotch tape label on it.
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42:19GrantHOST
Cocoon was one that they had.
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42:21GrantHOST
They had to make sure that they didn't pay for Cocoon with Wilford Brimley.
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42:25GrantHOST
But my parents did have that one as a bootleg taped off of HBO.
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42:30David the LurkerPANELIST
Yeah, they stole that one.
Episode 108 - Don't Read Ahead
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4:03David ReidyHOST
After showing how it all goes together, Guy composes a short piece of orchestral music using the ideas he has just explained.
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4:11David ReidyHOST
Using Cubase and some symphonic libraries, Guy is able to turn out a piece that would not sound out of place in a film or television show, and all in a few minutes.
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4:22David ReidyHOST
Like Adam's video, you already need to be proficient at choosing and playing chords, but even if you're not, the video is great for showing where you can get to if you work at it.
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4:36David ReidyHOST
Finally, Piano with Melanie looks at filling out chord progressions using other notes from the scale.
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7:35David ReidyHOST
It presented itself as itself, and not knowing where it was going just added to the enjoyment, as parts of Shakespeare's story were woven in.
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7:44David ReidyHOST
It's back in 2027 in a much bigger venue and if you're in Sydney, try not to miss it.
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7:50David ReidyHOST
A film on my list of favourites was one I went to see because it was showing at the local cinema.
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7:57David ReidyHOST
I saw Cocoon without knowing that Ron Howard had directed it and he's one of my favourite directors and remember walking out of the cinema having really enjoyed not knowing anything about what the movie was about before I saw it.
Oscar Confidential: Tariq Khan on Oscar expertise, favorite films and the moments that stick
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15:01Tariq KhanGUEST
So that was a huge surprise.
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15:03Tariq KhanGUEST
I'll point out to Best Supporting Actor in 1985, when Donna Meachie won Cocoon for Cocoon.
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15:07Tariq KhanGUEST
I thought, whoa, where did this come from? He was building the movie.
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15:11Tariq KhanGUEST
So we had all these great, great surprises in past years, which we don't see anymore.
Rosemary's Baby: A Masterclass in Fear and Paranoia
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10:22Jeremy CohenHOST
No, no, no. Saperstein, Saperstein, is played by somebody who had been a big star in the 40s, Ralph Bellamy.
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10:31Jeremy CohenHOST
Ralph Bellamy is a name that you might not know, but if you have seen the movie Trading Places, he's one of the Duke brothers, along with another great, great actor, Don Amici, who himself won an Oscar for 1985's Cocoon in a supporting role that felt like a Lifetime Achievement Award Oscar, but whatever.
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10:49Jeremy CohenHOST
So, Ralph Bellamy plays...
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10:52Jeremy CohenHOST
Rosemary's second doctor.
AI’s Big Payoff? Apollo’s Top Economist Doesn’t See It Yet.
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11:54Jack HoughHOST
55? You know, that's one of these internet memes now.
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11:58Jack HoughHOST
It's like, I talked about the one about Wilford Brimley in Cocoon.
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12:03Jack HoughHOST
There was this movie about old people and Wilford Brimley was like old looking, but like now I'm older than Wilford Brimley.
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12:10Jack HoughHOST
And it just makes, it's something that makes old people feel bad.
Episode 228: John Apple Jack
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25:37Bill AntinuHOST
And like even
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25:39Daniel KrolikHOST
in Cocoon, he was a little bit of a goofball.
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25:41Bill AntinuHOST
Yeah.
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25:41Daniel KrolikHOST
Well, because he did have that face, as you say.
Spelloween 3 - The Wraith Commentary
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31:15PeteHOST
Okay.
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31:16PeteHOST
Due to his popularity on Happy Days and coming off directing Splash and Cocoon, Ron Howard tested for the role of Rughead but was beat out by brother Clint Howard.
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31:26PeteHOST
True or false? False.
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31:27Jim LawHOST
False.
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