Harold and Maude
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Sep 17, 2026
If You Listen to This, It's Your Fault
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30:08Scott AukermanHOST
But yeah, I don't know.
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30:11Scott AukermanHOST
And you just watched Harold and Maude for the first
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30:12Lauren LapkusHOST
time.
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30:13Lauren LapkusHOST
And you just watched Harold and Maude
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30:14Scott AukermanHOST
for the first time.
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30:15Scott AukermanHOST
Sean did, but I'd seen before.
Late Night Double D Feature: Rest in Peace Dolly Parton and Tim Curry.
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4:27ChrisHOST
I grabbed some notes on him.
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4:29ChrisHOST
But he is responsible for some of the most profitable Canadian films.
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4:33ChrisHOST
I mean, he did Black Christmas, but the big one, well, he did Christmas Story as well.
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4:38ChrisHOST
But Porky's made for $5 million, $160 million at the box office.
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4:45ScottHOST
Which we did discuss.
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4:46ScottHOST
Well, most of his films we've already discussed.
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4:49ScottHOST
We
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4:49ChrisHOST
have discussed Bob Clark quite a bit on this show.
Mess Blind
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52:29Cassi Young-PaxtonHOST
That's a big age gap.
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52:31Christina ConnerHOST
This is like fucking Harold and Maude.
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52:34Cassi Young-PaxtonHOST
Yeah.
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52:35Christina ConnerHOST
Yeah.
Giggles
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39:27Kevin AllisonHOST
You can find Lindsay on Instagram at Lindsay.Mallard.
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39:35Kevin AllisonHOST
I always think of Harold and Maude when I think of little bits of happiness popping up in places like funerals.
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39:44Kevin AllisonHOST
And I feel like those moments of mixed emotions when something becomes irrepressible are reminders that we sometimes just have to let the sad flow with the silly or the abnormal with the normal or the sacred with the profane.
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40:14Kevin AllisonHOST
And this whole episode shows that so well.
Season 2, Episode 7: "Circus of Terror"
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19:52Chris BerrymanHOST
This guy is played by character actor extraordinaire, especially in the area of villains, Charles Tyner.
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20:01Chris BerrymanHOST
He was in Cool Hand Luke with Paul Newman, Harold and Maude, The Cowboys, The Longest Yard, The Outlaw Josie Wales, Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, Disney alert.
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20:13Chris BerrymanHOST
A lot of you may recognize him from Pete's Dragon, which was released to the same year as this episode, 1977.
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20:19Chris BerrymanHOST
You know, I love a Disney alert.
Lena Khan: On Her New Netflix Movie 'Best of the Best' and What It Really Takes to Make a Dance Movie
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31:21Lena KhanGUEST
... and so if I'm on a, on a desert island, I can take my, like, desert island sticks, and I can practice and play overlaid on top of that, and then that's how we'll pass time.
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31:29Lena KhanGUEST
And then, um, maybe the soundtrack to Harold and Maude.
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31:34Becky SloviterHOST
Oh, wow.
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31:35Lena KhanGUEST
Yeah.
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31:35Becky SloviterHOST
This is the third time Harold and Maude has come up this week.
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31:38Lena KhanGUEST
Oh, really? [laughs]
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31:40Becky SloviterHOST
Yes.
9 to 5
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57:04Michelle RubensteinHOST
Yeah.
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57:05Seth VargasHOST
So Colin Higgins, first of all, we've been intimate with his work before because he wrote the screenplay for Harold and Maude.
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57:15Michelle RubensteinHOST
Yes.
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57:17Seth VargasHOST
Which, my God, remember when we did that with Felicia?
The Longest Yard ('74/'05) - A Copy of A Copy Ep. 209
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18:53RayHOST
Well, I'm going to say – I can't place him, but he's very recognizable to me, but I can't place him right now.
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19:02RobHOST
He was in Harold and Maude.
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19:06RobHOST
He is Uncle Victor, the military guy that Harold and Maude pulled.
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19:11RobHOST
That's not where I would have placed him from.
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19:14RobHOST
They pulled the trick on him where she falls down the hole or whatever.
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19:18RobHOST
So, yeah, that is Uncle Victor from Harold and Maude.
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19:22RayHOST
Thank you, Uncle Victor,
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19:24RobHOST
for coming around.
9 to 5
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57:05Michelle RubensteinHOST
Yeah.
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57:06Seth VargasHOST
So Colin Higgins, first of all, We've been intimate with his work before because he wrote the screenplay for Harold and Maude.
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57:16Michelle RubensteinHOST
Yes.
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57:17Seth VargasHOST
Which, my God, remember when we did that with Felicia?
TMBDOS!: Episode 380: "9 to 5" & "Times Square" (1980).
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30:51Lee RussellHOST
Uh, he did direct The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, uh, so continued to work with Dolly there, and he has a couple other credits.
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30:58Lee RussellHOST
Um, this is written by Colin Higgins, who, uh, probably his most famous credit though is he's the writer on, uh, Harold and Maude, uh-
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31:06Daniel HarperHOST
Yep
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31:06Lee RussellHOST
... from back in the '70s.
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