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Patton Oswalt

Patton Oswalt

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Sep 25, 2026

Dustin FranklinHOST
22:09
I wasn't a fan.
Michael SettleHOST
22:11
I, you know, last thing I really have, and it has nothing to do with the movie other than that, I'm glad to see Patton Oswalt get some work, man.
Dustin FranklinHOST
22:17
Yeah.
Michael SettleHOST
22:17
I like Patton Oswalt.
Dustin FranklinHOST
22:18
Pat- Patton's great.
Michael SettleHOST
22:19
Yep.
Drew McWeenyHOST
11:54
But I know so many people whose story about moving to L.A. starts in a neighborhood where they're like, oh, no, it was crazy.
Drew McWeenyHOST
12:01
When I met Patton Oswalt for the very first time, when he was new to Los Angeles and was kind of a struggling comic still, and we would go and hang out at his place, he was on a street all the way over by the 101 building.
Drew McWeenyHOST
12:16
and Hollywood.
Drew McWeenyHOST
12:17
So it was all the way east on Hollywood.
Mark RadulichHOST
13:33
It will very helpfully.
Mark RadulichHOST
13:35
It's like the Patton Oswalt bit about DVRs when those were a new thing.
Mark RadulichHOST
13:39
He's like, he got a TiVo, you know.
Mark RadulichHOST
13:43
because he's a celebrity and he ended up getting a TiVo and the TiVo is so helpful and wants to please you that he watched one Western.
Kenny WebbHOST
1:55
Something.
Kenny WebbHOST
1:58
Starring Keegan-Michael Key, Kristen Milati, Delaney Quinn, Caleb Williams, Madison Poland, Tristan Borders, Patton Oswalt.
Kenny WebbHOST
2:07
Jamaica Collins, Eric Bauza, Topher Grace, among others.
Kenny WebbHOST
2:13
Those are the main ones.
Kenny WebbHOST
5:17
But for the first 20 minutes or so, you could definitely get away with it because this essentially plays out like an episode of a... pbs like after school special like kids show essentially and i found that to be entertaining stylistically uh it's it's extremely nostalgic for i guess somebody of my age bracket i mean i don't know exactly what kids and like little kids are watching nowadays but it doesn't feel like it's shows like this and um So there's that it has that going for it.
Kenny WebbHOST
5:50
So I think in my bracket of like, you know, you're like a mid younger millennial, like you're going to probably resonate with this to some degree or just understand that like TV shows were like this, like kids TV shows were like this, especially like with this host and kind of this eccentric cast of all these like inanimate objects, characters and things like that are all in here.
Kenny WebbHOST
6:17
So Patton Oswalt plays one of the characters backpacks, who's played by Freddie, who's played by Delaney Quinn, who is essentially the main child character and also the first character to realize that Buddy is evil.
Kenny WebbHOST
6:32
I think this movie is most successful when it's on the Buddy TV show.
Philip TeresiHOST
8:20
I mean, one of the most conspicuous instances is still the arrest and conviction of the Golden State Killer.
Philip TeresiHOST
8:28
which, weirdly enough, was accomplished by Patton Oswalt's wife getting bored while she was both unwell and confined to home because of the COVID pandemic.
Philip TeresiHOST
8:37
That's not a joke, by the way.
Philip TeresiHOST
8:38
That's actually how that case ultimately came to be solved.
TimPANELIST
61:37
Aren't you so happy they threw him in an after credit scene and we will never see him again.
TimPANELIST
61:43
And Patton Oswalt as Pip the Troll.
TimPANELIST
61:45
The worst CG in that movie.
TimPANELIST
61:47
I
MikePANELIST
62:24
And no CG required.
MikePANELIST
62:26
Dress
DataHOST
62:27
up Patton Oswalt as an Elf with a Gun.
MikePANELIST
62:30
Just put him in the outfit and give him a gun.
Greg SwinehartHOST
11:14
I think he did like an American express commercial line in them with Superman.
Greg SwinehartHOST
11:20
He had Patton Oswalt, who is a, I think a big D and D guy and a big comic book collector and, And he was criticizing a Superman movie.
Greg SwinehartHOST
11:29
And then he just said what he thought they should have done.
Greg SwinehartHOST
11:32
And it stops Jerry Seinfeld in his tracks.
Greg SwinehartHOST
11:35
He's like, hold up.
Greg SwinehartHOST
11:36
That's really good.
Greg SwinehartHOST
11:37
And Patton Oswalt's like, yeah, that's just in my wiring.
Greg SwinehartHOST
11:41
That's what I do all the time, you know? So I think it's pretty incredible how Dungeons & Dragons brings people together.
Silent SignsHOST
6:52
I was very entertained.
Silent SignsHOST
6:53
And I love that Patton Oswalt is a backpack.
Silent SignsHOST
6:56
I really enjoyed that.
Barely Magic MikeHOST
6:58
Oh my God, that's who that was? Oh, that's amazing.
Graham JonesHOST
17:36
It's Brie Larson's first, uh, acting credits.
Graham JonesHOST
17:41
Patton Oswalt's in it.
Graham JonesHOST
17:44
It's just so fucking good.
Graham JonesHOST
17:45
But yeah, and, um, Weeds.
Brendan AgnewHOST
16:07
But I'm going to jump in front of the line here and... preemptively say thank you for the recommendation of chain reactions because i checked that out and that is given that chain reactions does not stray too far from the talking head formula of most docs especially when you're dealing with like docs that cover horror movies it's like here's an an interview with a you know filmmaker artist or what have you and they're going to talk about this movie and we're going to show clips of the movie and maybe a little bit of like behind the scenes stuff There's not much else going on there.
Brendan AgnewHOST
16:39
However, given that the people that they've got are like Stephen King, Karen Kusama, Patton Oswalt, Takashi Miike, like even even the relatively limited sort of like form that they're dealing with, you know, it still ends up being just an incredibly engrossing thing.
Brendan AgnewHOST
16:57
Like.
Brendan AgnewHOST
16:58
You know, I hadn't read a lot of, you know, Alexandra Heller.
Brendan AgnewHOST
17:00
Nicholas is like I wasn't very familiar with, you know, with her just like, you know, as as an artist or, you know, documentary or anything.
Brendan AgnewHOST
17:10
And then, like, of course, I've I've seen some Takashi Miike stuff.
Brendan AgnewHOST
17:13
I've listened to a lot of Patton Oswalt's stand up.
Brendan AgnewHOST
17:16
But listening to Oswalt like break down analytically, you know, what he takes away from Texas Chainsaw Massacre is pretty incredible because like, you know, yes, that guy's good at observational stuff.

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