My Cousin Vinny

Well, you know, it's funny, too.

As you were saying that, I had this flashback to the great moment from the classic 1992 legal comedy, My Cousin Vinny, where Stanley Rothenstein stands up and says, I want him after he sees Vinny in action.

Andy Reid sees JSN and he says, hey, Brett, I want him.

Well, too late.

The question is whether the Trojans can afford to wait any longer.

How many of you saw the movie My Cousin Vinny? Remember that scene with Marissa Tomei stamping her heels? My biological clock is ticking.

She wants to have a baby.

Well, is Lincoln Riley's USC biological clock ticking right now? Is it ticking down? I mean, if you're Lincoln Riley and you see Athletic Director Jen Cohn's phone number show up on your call ID, are you picking it up? I'd be a little nervous.

I think because he looked like a Frankenstein's monster in real life as well, it just helped the character's development.

Because he, of course, was also in My Cousin Vinny.

Okay.

I haven't seen that.

Everything is at stake for Archman.

Remember that scene in My Cousin Vinny when Joe Pesci finally loses it when Marissa Tomei says, you know, we talked about we're going to get married.

This is a biological clock.

It's ticking like this.

And I mean, this is a completely ridiculous example, but I remember when I was in my early teens, I used to occasionally watch a show called The Addams Family, the sort of original black and white one.

And Fred Gwynn, who later showed up as the judge in My Cousin Vinny, although of course did a lot of other work as well, played a character called Lurch, And Lurch was this big Frankenstein fellow.

And for some reason, this always stuck with me for like years.

There's this show.

So the movies we have added are The Player.

Glengarry Glen Ross, Daughters of the Dust, Mississippi Masala, Reservoir Dogs, Delicatessen, Malcolm X, My Cousin Vinny, Chaplin.

And then our two fun winners are A League of Their Own and Sister Act.

So we got to go through this whole bracket, baby.

It stars Coralie Day, Barbara O. Jones, and Alva Rogers.

It was written and directed by Julie Dash, and it was nominated for a zero.

It faces our 12th seed, My Cousin Vinny, a comedy about a lawyer defending his cousin who was wrongfully accused of murder.

It stars Joe Pesci, Marissa Tomei, and Ralph Macchio.