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Gene Wilder

Gene Wilder

American actor and comedianWikipedia

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Oct 27, 2026

Neal StarbirdGUEST
70:22
We maybe even said this on our previous shift notes, actually.
Neal StarbirdGUEST
70:26
But if you've ever seen Haunted Honeymoon, where Gene Wilder and Gilda Radner play radio stars in the 20s or 30s or something, and that whole thing is them, there's this whole intro where they're finishing a spooky radio show, and they're jumping back and forth onto the same mic, and it always just kind of feels like, I feel and that having that image in mind makes it feel fun instead of like an inconvenience, I guess.
Julie Cowden-StarbirdGUEST
70:54
And also I would find it particularly difficult to record the scripts as they are, the jokes, the bits between the muckawains if we weren't in the same room, because we would have to be in different rooms to record separately.
Julie Cowden-StarbirdGUEST
71:08
Right.
Jon RichardsonHOST
60:49
You don't know.
Charlie BakerGUEST
60:50
Gene Wilder's good.
Charlie BakerGUEST
60:51
When he falls over, that's a good bit, isn't
Jon RichardsonHOST
60:52
it? And you can't burp that much that big.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.HOST
28:33
And that's what
Kyle QuimmHOST
28:33
happened with Gene Wilder.
Kyle QuimmHOST
28:35
Yes, Gene Wilder.
Kyle QuimmHOST
28:37
That's
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.HOST
28:37
true, Gene Wilder.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.HOST
28:39
He snorted, unfortunately.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.HOST
28:40
He saved Gilda's soul.
Natalie JeanHOST
16:59
I cannot.
Natalie JeanHOST
17:00
First off, they do AI Gene Wilder's voice into it.
Natalie JeanHOST
17:04
It's disgusting.
Natalie JeanHOST
17:06
It's like truly evil.
Gilbert GottfriedSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:36
Yes, absolutely.
Barrett LeddyGUEST
40:38
Gene Wilder.
Barrett LeddyGUEST
40:38
We all know the genesis of it.
Barrett LeddyGUEST
40:39
But when it became a brand of itself, when did that happen? Because they revive a lot of things like bottle caps.
Jason LiebigGUEST
41:12
Yeah, this would be a great commercial for our new candy brand, and it will be a Wonka candy brand, and that's how we will get into the candy business.
Jason LiebigGUEST
41:19
And that's what they did.
Jason LiebigGUEST
41:21
Quaker Oats, yes, those Quaker Oats, they funded and produced the original Willy Wonka movie with Gene Wilder.
Jason LiebigGUEST
41:29
And they very rapidly were going to come out with some candy.
JohnHOST
12:32
And then I, for whatever reason, I just kind of landed on this show and I didn't make it through the whole thing.
JohnHOST
12:37
Cause so what they're doing is Netflix has essentially recreated Willy Wonka's chocolate factory on what I assume is a soundstage, even though they have some like exterior shots, they're probably just AI because they made an AI Gene Wilder.
JohnHOST
12:51
Why not make an AI factory too, but whatever.
JohnHOST
12:54
So yeah, It's your basic, like, we bring 20-ish people in and then we're whittling them down through random challenges and bullshit and it's all candy-themed and whatnot.
JohnHOST
14:35
I think she might have finished it.
JohnHOST
14:36
She was just like, I just want to know how it ends now.
JohnHOST
14:38
But between AI Gene Wilder, which I was like, you couldn't have got some Gene Wilder impersonator.
JohnHOST
14:43
You had to do the AI Gene.
Nick Allen-DucatHOST
16:19
The original
Susie O'NeillHOST
16:20
starting Gene Wilder, yeah.
Susie O'NeillHOST
16:21
It was
Nick Allen-DucatHOST
16:22
pretty cooked, the premise, if you think about what happened to the kids when they go in there.
Susie O'NeillHOST
17:20
Although looking at it now, I don't know why I wasn't because it looks really creepy because a chicken actually gets decapitated in that scene.
Susie O'NeillHOST
17:29
Isn't that bizarre? They would never do that now, would they, in
Nick Allen-DucatHOST
17:31
2026? Gene Wilder's doing like a weird sort of song thing and there's heads popping up next to him and Oompa Loompas running around.
Susie O'NeillHOST
17:37
That didn't scare me, but I do remember a movie that really scared me.
Junaid NiaziHOST
0:33
directed by Mel Brooks in 1974 and purposefully shot in black and white.
Junaid NiaziHOST
0:39
Gene Wilder plays Frederick Frankenstein.
Junaid NiaziHOST
0:42
He's a respected scientist and physician teaching at an American medical school.
Junaid NiaziHOST
0:48
The movie opens with him lecturing a room full of medical students.
Kevin SullivanGUEST
11:22
When I'm down, I used to do a lot of lookalike videos or whatever on the internet.
Kevin SullivanGUEST
11:28
And I have a whole separate account for Gene Wilder.
Kevin SullivanGUEST
11:31
So I do Willy Wonka.
Kevin SullivanGUEST
11:34
I have the costume.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
26:50
I guess they won't get it.
Alex WilshinHOST
26:52
And then it's narrated by an AI Gene Wilder voice.
Alex WilshinHOST
26:56
Oh, no.
Alex WilshinHOST
26:57
Like I said, dude, this is the most insidious display of capitalism ever concocted.

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