Lawrence Gordon

And if you're like, you know, Tobin Bell's too, like, infirm or old, I'm okay with that.

You, you, you roll him out for one single scene that he gets paid a ton for, and you, you instead of paying him a fuckload of money, you pay it to fucking Lawrence Gordon.

Yeah.

What's Cary doing? He should...

A, that's a great solution.

Great solution is be like, "It's, it's The Lawrence Gordon Show now.

He is Saw."

Honestly, Lawrence Gordon being the villain for five more Saw movies is great.

And I mean, the whole time too in the beginning, uh, you were talking about the tape recorders.

Uh, Lawrence, he thinks that his family...

I mean, he knows his, his family's kidnapped too, so it's like that's another added layer where he's just sitting there like, "They have my wife, they have my daughter, I'm trapped with this stranger.

Like, this sucks." And then Adam's more just like, "Yeah, I live in like a shitty apartment.

They don't trust each other.

Mm-hmm.

There were some things that every time I watch it I'm like, "Why would they do that?" So like there's that part where Lawrence has his wallet and he's like, "Oh, you know, I wanna see pictures of my kid," which is-

Mm

The Palpatine for apprentices.

And then John Kramer had Amanda, Hoffman, uh, Logan, and then Dr. Gordon.

You could say Ventress too if you really want.

No, that didn't count as his apprentice, no.

The Peddlers is a 19th century folk song that serves as the theme music for what game that first debuted in 1988? The Peddlers is a 19th century folk song that serves as the theme music for what game that first debuted in 1988? [upbeat music] Question two, escape rooms.

Dr. Lawrence Gordon and Adam Stanheight are the two characters who wake up in a gruesome escape room in what horror film from 2004? Dr.

Lawrence Gordon and Adam Stanheight are the two characters who wake up in a gruesome escape room in what horror film from 2004? [upbeat music] Question three, publishing houses.

The Big Six publishing houses in the US became the Big Five when Random House merged with what animalistic publisher in 2013? The Big Six publishing houses in the US became the Big Five when Random House merged with what animalistic publisher in 2013? [upbeat music] Question four, berries.

A berry is a fleshy fruit that comes from a flower with one ovary, so technically, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries are not berries.

And thanks to its inclusion in the Game Boy release of this, we all got that song buried into our heads.

Answer two.

The 2004 horror film in which Dr. Lawrence Gordon and Adam Stanheight wake up in a gruesome escape room is [dinging] Saw.

He was a, he was a tough omission.

And Dr. Lawrence Gordon.

Who's that now?

Name the movie, Nick.

Flash Gordon?

Dr. Lawrence Gordon.

Uh.

What movie did he debut in?

Originally planned as a two-part finale, was made into a single chaotic movie...

Turning grounded characters into cartoonish caricatures, replacing smart psychological tension with over-the-top gore, as well as bringing back Dr. Lawrence Gordon as a secret jigsaw agent which felt sudden and stretched the film's logic.

So...

Also,

For the first time.

Dr. Gordon.

And then our kind of one new main character, whose name is Bobby.

Bobby.

A

little iconic last.

Dr. Lawrence Gordon

is revealed to have survived the bathroom trap years earlier, using a steam pipe to cauterize his ankle nub after escaping... yeah it's very realistic

Gordon.

Dr. Lawrence Gordon is what he come on.

What else is he known for? But the guy that cut his foot off and saw.

I got like 12 more here.