disaster film

Well, I'm not sure that I want to do that anyway, but as a, it is a thing people do, so.

Well, friends, that is your Disaster Movie Draft.

Thanks to Jason for allowing us to do it, and thanks to all of my panelists for joining me.

David, thanks so much.

Miki, thanks for being here.

I'm definitely gonna find my life preserver.

This has been your Disaster Movie Draft.

Beware of alligators.

Yes.

We, we looked back on a few disaster movies that Tim Minear has specifically called out as influences on recent disasters on the show, so that was kind of fun.

Mm-hmm.

I mean, it was fun and it wasn't.

But, you know, there are no doubt... songs that remind me of certain places and certain and certain times that i'd rather you know forget about but mostly most of the songs have have good you know memories attached to it

and how did what's in disaster movies with david end up becoming a love song

um I think just in my subconscious, you know, especially coming out of the lockdown, there were a lot of films that came out at that time about the end of the world.

And it was just kind of on my mind.

So it is so cool to see these movies that not only say, hey, maybe we need to talk about this, but beg the question, why aren't we doing this? Yeah.

If we're capable of doing this on screen, why is this not happening? And it really does usher in that idea of disaster movies.

And there are so many disaster movies that come from something like this.

You wouldn't have Armageddon without this movie.

You wouldn't have Airport without this movie, and we'll talk about that.

It's just okay.

Sure.

And in most disaster movies, the disaster occurs, I would say, within the first 20 minutes of the movie.