Get Jiro!

All right.

I also checked out a new animated show on HBO Max called Get Jiro.

So Get Jiro was a graphic novel that was written by Anthony Bourdain.

And somebody...

Joel Rose.

But yeah, in episode two, there is a car chase involving a bunch of food trucks in which Jiro smashes someone's head in with a ice cream machine uh and in episode three a dude gets their face uh cheese grated you know which i'm sure in animated form is much more palatable palatable than it would be in live action so

uh i'm enjoying it so far it's like the animation

style kind of it looks it feels like a heightened version of archer i guess is the animation style that is kind of how I would describe it is like very 2D but like it's got that very thick lines and that kind of stuff um the food in this looks really good because they do cook really great stuff and like explain how these foods are made um yeah I'm enjoying it so far like they're only like 30 it's usual animated 30 minute episodes I believe four episodes are out so far I've only watched the first three but uh get Jiro it's a lot of fun and uh Probably not a good idea to watch her on an empty stomach, though.

Oh, so Adult Swim? Adult Swim, yeah.

So good or not good, I'm going to go get Jiro.

I'm going good.

Check it out.

Uh, worlds away now from London's divorce lawyers, let's look at apocalyptic gore.

Get Jiro is an animated adaptation of the graphic novel by the late celebrated chef, author, and TV presenter Anthony Bourdain, who took viewers around the world exploring food and culture, and it really is getting rave reviews.

Yeah, I mean, I'll be honest, this is not something I usually gravitate towards, but I do, uh, really love Anthony Bourdain.

I read some of his books and, um, not this one though.

[laughs]

... that he, uh, published of the same name, and it's so interesting.

Ge- Get Jiro takes us into this post-apocalyptic Los Angeles, uh, in this wasteland created by, uh, climate change.

Culinary chefs rule the roost, and they control access to food, uh, basically like a mafia would.

And then we're just, we're still doing our, our Godzilla and Twilight-

Have anyone get Jiro?

... ping pong.

No.

It is an anime, um, that was written by Anthony Bourdain.

Huh?

It was a, based, originally based on a comic, Get Jiro.

Okay.

It's quite good.

Get Jiro, which is the Anthony Bourdain created animated series, which is obviously debuting quite a number of years after his death.

We're going to talk about all that and actually not much more.

Like we're literally just talking about that and maybe the Bergon moths a little bit more through screen watching.

yeah anyway it's a good one i think that a lot of people are going to find us this weekend and have a great time with us on netflix.com

And what else have you been watching?

I've got one last thing, which is Get Jiro, animated series based off the graphic novel written by, well, co-written by Anthony Bourdain back when he was, you know, alive.

The premise of this one, Simon, is it's set in a not too distant future where...

I found a new animation to watch.

It is, um, Get Jirō.

You would never watch this.

No.

It really is.

But the chef behind the counter, this deeply taciturn guy named Jiro, he doesn't sigh.

He doesn't even scold the customer.

No, he definitely does not.

Exactly.

It's the reaction to it, because the cops eventually show up, right? And they don't draw their weapons.

They don't arrest Jiro at all.

They just kinda look at it.

Get- no, it's Get Hero.

Get, Get Jiro.

Get Jiro.

Get Jiro, yes.

And it's really cool.

And I, I watched...

Got it bad, got it bad.

So, yes, Mario, you're right.