Jurassic Park

For graphics, these are the graphics that they show for HAL.

And in 1993, so even well before 2001, we had things like Jurassic Park.

So this would be a case where the creators of this movie just dramatically failed to imagine how rich the future would be, right? This is, it's kind of a failure of imagination that this is what computer graphics would be like, and this was the reality in 1993.

Big gap.

like that's kind of like the overall not to understate this to that example but I did hear that a state house member in Alabama is the first transgender that's amazing but

also Alabama it's almost like the Sam Neill taking off his glasses when he first sees the fucking brachiosaurus in Jurassic Park where you're like oh we have a trans in Alabama he's like taking off the glasses like what It's amazing, but also a lot of reactionary weird shit, you know?

No, no, it's a total mixed bag, man.

And that's the thing, because a lot of the debate now, and again, this is kind of where I wanted to go with this, is that like a big portion of the debate is like, who were the winners here? Was it the Chuck Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries, third-way, centrist, moderate way? Or was it the Hasan Piker, insurgent, radical, DSA way? Well, look

And those same effects went on to be used in...

Welcome to Jurassic Park.

Wow.

So Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn playing the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park.

I can see a spin off already.

Yeah, I can too.

but you keep in touch, right?

Just remember, Jeff Goldblum, Jurassic Park.

I was the fly.

I'm in a brand new movie, kind of a cameo.

All right, we're going to give you a couple lines for Saturday night that we've given you over the past few seasons that you have not yet done because I'm not necessarily certain how much time you'll have to work in line, so we're going to try to replay a few that we never got you to do that we've always wanted you to do, okay? Okay, that's fine.

Here's from Jurassic Park.

This is Jeff Goldblum.

I'm simply saying that life finds a way.

He spoke to me from L.A.

ER, which was created by Michael Crichton, who, of course, many people know for writing Jurassic Park.

It was a look at a ER, literally, in Chicago.

It launched the career of George Clooney, as well as Noah Wiley and many, many others.

In some ways, it's a bit of a revenge fantasy, right? Because now they're all left with each other.

It's like Jurassic Park at the end where the dinosaurs all kind of eat each other.

It's sort of that.

And I don't even think the dinosaurs are narcissists.

my favorite, you know, fiction books ever.

I have them on my desk here, Jaws and First Blood and Jurassic Park.

And they're all about these, these, you take this idea that's kind of crazy to its logical extreme.

Yeah.

And it wasn't, that person actually was a very boring person.

So the character was not based on them whatsoever, but, but the idea of like having that visual to work off of was from a real place and me having to explain what it was.

Um, and then the characters, yeah, like, The best version of her, I could say, from a literary influence is Ian Malcolm in Jurassic Park.

The reason you get...