Rerun

They were

like, what are they going to do? Rerun this episode? That's crazy.

What are they going to do? Rerun it when the Mets have a rain delay in the 90s? Come

on.

Oh, sure, sure, sure.

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It should be Rewind.

Or no, I like Rerun.

Persona 4 Rerun sounds cool.

It's kind of reminding me of that game where, like, any trailer I've seen of the new Persona 4 remake is, like, it looks better, but at the same time, like, my brain struggles at times because I'm so used to those PS2 graphics.

Yeah.

Rerun season continues here at Bill and Frank's Guilt-Free Pleasures, and this week we have a special recommendation from my father.

For him to not suggest an Elvis song is pretty big.

And when you hear his message, you'll understand why he chose what he did due to the historical circumstances surrounding this week.

Leroy Brown down and out for a moment.

Leroy, what i- what, what's in that box there? Ric Flair with a Rerun hat from What's Happening!!, hey, hey, hey.

Placing the Rerun hat, uh, old Fred Berry there, on Leroy's head.

Now Brown gonna fight both heels off as we end the segment.

This one done, I, I believe to take the heat off of Flair and put it on Studd.

They make sure to point that out in the storyline.

But what a tremendous angle.

And I don't know that a lot of people would have understood the significance of Ric Flair trying to humiliate Leroy with the Rerun hat, who was a gimmick.

A lot of times in meetings I've been to in the past where there's been a bad crash, there's been a few places where they've brought the interval forward early so they can repair the fence and just rattle through it afterwards.

And yet there's other places I've been to where they've had a bad crash, had a 20-minute job fixing the fence, run the rerun.

and then at a 15-minute interval.

So it doesn't make any sense.