Jackie Treehorn

Yes.

And Ben Gazzara, who plays Jackie Treehorn in this.

He's also in Roadhouse.

Ben Gazzara, probably best known for working a lot with director John Cassavetes.

As he makes himself yet another white Russian, Maude shows him a porno starring Bunny and the Nihilist, who was Carl Hungus in the movie.

Okay.

Revealing that Bunny has also been banging Jackie Treehorn, who is a movie producer, a.k.a. a porno producer.

Yeah,

He miturated on my rug.

Jackie Treehorn style.

Is this fair

city running around town?

Where's Jackie Treehorn when you need him?

Believe me.

I have news for you, Lebowski.

Absolutely.

I mean, Jackie Treehorn had already been taken and Dirk Diggler is long gone, man.

So Buck Longwood is a fucking spectacular fucking name, dude.

I'm going to use that one, you know, if I have to register online for something I don't want.

Sadly, a nice one that really ties the room together.

The former goon is under the impression that the man they've ambushed is named Jeff Lebowski and that his wife owes money to their boss, Jackie Treehorn.

But despite his victim's claim that it's down there somewhere, let me take another look, he has no sum of money to hand over because it turns out they've got the wrong guy.

After being alerted to his lack of a wedding ring and raised toilet seat and finding a bowling ball in his bag, these goons, obviously not golfers, realize their mistake and take off.

Right.

Yeah.

And the yeah, it's like, yeah, he's in Jackie Treehorn's pocket.

Right.

We'll be there.

I'm imagining it being like the Jackie Treehorn's party in Lebowski.

In that architecturally significant house.

I forget the name of that house from LA.

...

David Thewlis as Knox Harrington, Ben Gazzara as Jackie Treehorn, and the great Sam Elliott as The Stranger.

The first Coen brothers film we get to talk about, Solow, The Big Lebowski.

Wow.

Right? Right.

The other thing I was going to bring up is it's like the Big Lebowski where he falls down on Jackie Treehorn's table, but I know you hate the Big Lebowski, so I

didn't want to bring it up.

Don't ever talk about it again.