James P. Sullivan

I don't think so.

The elixir ends up in the bottle of hair grow belonging to the farmer of Mossy Bottom Farm, and his hair transforms him into a ginger version of James P. Sully Sullivan from Pixar's Monsters, Inc., What follows is perhaps the funniest of all the Shaun the Sheep movies, as the handcrafted feel of Aardman's stop motion mixes up the old world of the sleepy village of Mossingham with a new world in which technology and mobile phones coexist.

Besides the constant visual puns, there's the wonderful vocal improvisations of a game cast managing to convey their meaning via a series of grunts and murmurs, proving that great comedy is universal under a great language.

And the comic timing and Natalie Holt's wonderful music all add to the sheer delight of this ingenious, family-friendly concoction.

Oh, that's so good.

I liked Sully, but I'm a John Goodman, but I'll chat about this with your son sometime.

I'm a big John Goodman fan.

So Sully was always, in fact, my Disney plus profile, which I've just, I had to start again, but since movies with dad, I canceled my Disney plus.

Okay.

Yeah.

What a boring story for anyone listening.

You, even you just looked at me then like I don't fucking care about that Mish.

So I roared.

And then he's like, yeah, James Sullivan, Jimmy Sullivan, I'm here.

What was that? What? That laugh.

He's like,

Oh, yep.

Sulley goes into Boo's room to scare her, and she sneaks through the door and scares him instead, and then chaos ensues in Monstropolis.

[laughs]

There's some sad where they, like, put the door back.

Yeah.

Um, did you see Sulley in this-

No

...

in the desk? So it is engraved.

I didn't catch it on either of my watches for this project, but I know it's there because I've seen the clip.

So this is where we get the Pixar Universe Theory, that the witch is Boo from Monsters, Inc., and she's doing all these spells and she's trying to find these doors, and she's woodworking, building all these doors so that she can try to find Sulley again.

That's the Pixar Universe Theory.

What have you been up to since you left wrestling?" Uh, "I just got a new neighbor across the hall, and he's 1,000% a human version of Sulley from Monsters Inc." [chuckles] That's funny.

James P. Sullivan.

Uh, and hi- and the guy's name is Jamie, and he sounds exactly like him in, in a way that kind of resembles him.

That's f- How? I'd like to see what this person looks like.

Everything about these two guys,

Sully and Mike Wazowski, are perfect.

Perfect characters.

Yeah, and John Goodman's also...

Oh, he kind of has to play the straight man.

Yeah.

And really, would you say Monsters, Inc. feels like Sully's movie? Yep.

And then university feels like Wazowski.