Rick Moranis

Oh, so there's no Fred and...

See, because it's Rick Moranis as well.

It's his last bit of Hollywood before he kind of left the game, isn't it? Yeah,

he's gone as well.

And

you love Rick Moranis.

I do.

I think he's great.

Like, Bill's amazing, but, like, they're playing it a little more straight.

but I appreciate them nonetheless like also like who am I to not remember I really thought that Ernie Hudson who plays Zedmore or Winston Zedmore I thought he was in it the whole time so I was like where the fuck is he why are there only three of them what's going on and then also I thought that Rick Moranis was a Ghostbuster is that the second one

I also like vividly remember him being a Ghostbuster.

And so it must be the sequel, but I don't think I've ever seen the sequel.

I don't know.

Nothing comes

up on Google for Rick Moranis Ghostbusters.

I thought Hank Azaria was a Ghostbuster, and then I was like, maybe that's the sequel? But then when I Googled that, I see a picture of him as an adult with his child, and they're dressed as Ghostbusters.

It's one of my favorite scenes in any movie.

Rick Moranis steals Ghostbusters.

Rick Moranis is so fucking good at Ghostbusters.

I happen to turn on the television, and he's at Tavern on the Green against the window going, Nice doggy! You want a milk bone? And

then he turns, and then they just go back to eating.

This is my favorite SCTV sketch, and it is covered fully.

It is given much love because the documentary does have Rick Moranis participating, which is a lot of fun.

It's nice to

see him actually participating in stuff now.

He's getting back, and I think the documentary does a good job of highlighting, like, for people who just know him as the nerdy, nebbishy guy from a couple big 1980s movies, I think this does a good job of kind of restating his position in a very high level of 80s comedy beyond just, oh, Ghostbusters or

whatever.

It's weird for me because, like, I, you know, for me, it's the big thing for me, for Rick Moranis, Movie-wise, it was Strange Brew.

That was the big thing because I was an SCTV fanatic.

I just think he's the best of all time.

Well, yeah, because Carlin was really affected by the Rick Moranis impression and changed the way he did his comedy.

Oh, is that true?

Yes.

Yes.

His daughter, there's this whole thing, and it just started popping up in my feed.

I don't know why, but that Rick Moranis SCTV impression of Carlin was so good, and he

loved it.

Have you seen a movie called Spaceballs? Oh, yeah.

Rick Moranis.

And there's a scene where, like, I forget, Bill Pullman's character falls for something.

He goes, I can't believe you fell for it, man.

Have you seen a movie called Spaceballs? Oh, yeah.

Rick Moranis.

And there's a scene where, like, I forget, Bill Pullman's character falls for something.

He goes, I can't believe you fell for it, man.