Jenna Elfman

Hmm? Isn't he, Keeping the Faith, directed by Ed Norton.

I was like, wasn't there a movie where he was a priest or something and falling in love with somebody? Ben Stiller, Ed Norton, Jenna Elfman.

Huh.

Jenna Elfman? Where's Jenna Elfman at these days? She's back.

Is she? Where? Keeping the Faith, year

2000.

It's called Keeping the Faith, and it's based on the so-and-so walk into a bar style joke.

A priest, Norton, and a rabbi, Ben Stiller, tussle over the same secular woman, Jenna Elfman.

The closest religion is business.

She wears a headset.

So when she got home from work, I asked her if cherry could be more than a fruit.

In keeping the faith, we are led to believe that Ben Stiller is more charismatic than Edward Norton.

He steals Jenna Elfman, and they spend many scenes having good sex.

Edward Norton has no sex because he is a good priest.

And they sent me a six-and-a-half-minute song called Black Lodge.

I wrote this short story and made a little film with Jenna Elfman and an Academy Award-nominated actress named Susan Tyrell.

And the band is in it, one shot, each of them.

Just one portrait.

I mean especially Dalton.

Man, I mean through the 90s and into the 2000s, I'm like – God damn, it would have been great to get this Timothy Dalton in a Bond movie, especially that Looney Tunes, Brendan Fraser, Jenna Elfman movie, where he plays Brendan Fraser's dad.

And it's like, oh man, in the ways that Moore wasn't, as he got older, he got creaky and stuff, and Dalton just got more Cary Grant distinguished as he got older, and it's like, oh man, I'd like to see James Bond like this.

It would have been great.

Stephen Fry.

Jenna Elfman, second lead in that, worth noting.

Okay.

Yes, yes.

... he's just The Interrogator for a key-

Just The Interrogator.

Stephen Fry, Jenna Elfman.

To me, that's, uh, I, this seems like it, this is the m- least interesting show if I was gonna pick, of these eight shows, to watch.

But or you it's I like how they had.

the story of the looney tunes be the backdrop of this as far as like you're having bugs and daffy go up against each other and be like kind of show who's the who's the main of who's the main character who has the most main character energy and i liked that and i i didn't as much like the boardroom scenario and i felt like jenna elfman's character kate was just a little too contrived and it was just i don't know it wasn't like my favorite her character and even when i'm watching her i was like that's right you did have several things going on at this time but you weren't like she wasn't somebody that stuck around i guess

yeah

like i mean you didn't