Sean Whalen

Philip Seymour Hoffman as Dusty, who, like, I'm going to call him the character I liked.

Alan Ruck as Rabbit, Sean Whalen as Alan Sanders, and Scott Thompson as Preacher.

We're watching this in conjunction with Season 6, Episode 9, Earthquake Weather.

Our spelling connections are twofold, and I'm going to do them in reverse order.

You can go back and, you know, do what you wanna do, and walk town to town like some weirdo, and sit on the side of the mountains and the rocks, and talk about this weird crap that nobody ever heard about." But he's like, "No, like, this is real." And so what f- what happened for me is I realized, like, this was a guy, a man, who believed what he believed so much so that he was willing to die for it.

And the question came to me personally, regardless of the books, regardless of the faith, regardless of the religions, is am I, Sean Whalen, willing to die for what I believe? Like, if I put a gun to your head right now and said, "Denounce it or I'll blow your fucking head off." You got kids, you got plans, you got things going on, and all that's gonna go through your head.

Mm-hmm.

You're like, "Man, I...

From the sleepy suburbs of Cleveland, Ohio, there are assembled the world's two greatest podcast hosts, created from the cosmic legends of the universe.

Sean Whalen.

Welcome to Raging Bullets, a DC Comics fan podcast.

I'm kind of a big fan of varying colors.

Outstanding!

Welcome to Raging Bullets.

I'm Sean Whalen, Dr. Norridge, and I'm joined as always by my co-host Jim, the sensei of the whatnot segulum.

How's it going, eh? Jim, on this episode, we are going to be talking about Batman Bad Seed Sunset.

Cast is stacked.

We got Leighton Meester, Nicholas D'Agosto, Melora Harden, Penn Badgley, Morgan Spurlock, the fucking guy from Super Size Me, and Sean Whalen, who is a great character actor that has popped up many, many times.

So why is Helleberger's mascot starting to terrorize the people of Blanca Carne in the days leading up to the 18th birthday of Mackenzie Carpenter? Is there a pattern? Hmm.

Do tell.

That was it.

And But because the story kept changing and even the cinematographer I wanted to use, who's amazing, Guillermo Cameo, he was from Swipe that I did with Sean Whalen, his schedule was kind of getting more booked on shows and movies he had coming up.

But because all my actors are, you know, working, people have to work around their schedules, it was just hard to maneuver what exact days we were going to shoot.

So...

you know I talk a lot and like you'll ask me a question for a yes or no and I'm like you're explaining something so she was really great the babysitter like Mick G was so great at letting me like improv so much and like bringing that to life where I just play like a psycho but then it's like me being mad but kind of having fun with it and like he dug it and so like and then Patriot where I got to really play this like a puppeteer who's like a klepto who has like all these different layers and he was so gracious I mean he's an amazing writer so I get to do all that as an actor but he also like captures it well with his amazing cinematographer Jimmy Whitaker so it's like I've got really lucky to play all these amazing characters um so I guess I love it all I really love playing villains though actually i'm like wait let me like i really do love playing villains yeah and the

babysitter you've sent me memes of you you know crazy in that i've experienced this yeah

um but villains like i play one in sean whalen's movie and i just had so much fun it just doesn't feel like work you know like

yeah

sleepy suburbs of Cleveland, Ohio, there are assembled the world's two greatest podcast hosts, created from the cosmic legends of the universe.

Sean Whalen.

Welcome to Raging Bullets, a DC Comics fan podcast.

I'm kind of a big fan of variant colors.

Outstanding!

Welcome to Raging Bullets.

I'm Sean Whalen, Dr. Norge, and I'm joined, as always, by my co-host, Jim, the spectacular sensei of the whatnot, Segulin.

How's it going, eh? Jim, on this episode, we're going to be continuing and actually wrapping up our prelude to bad seeds with Poison Ivy, issue 45, 46, and 47.

guys.

That was shot the, they're as credited at, um, on, on Wikipedia, Sean Whalen as heckler at the talent show later, first fan of the own eaters.

Yeah.

But this guy, we've seen him before on the podcast.

yeah yeah it's yeah momofuku chili sauce crisp oil she loves okay a favorite commercial that

one of your actors have booked oh god i can't be like just a favorite commercial share a favorite commercial oh the skittles berries and cream commercial is the funniest that or uh Sean Whalen's Got Milk commercial, the Aaron Burr.

Aaron Burr.

Yeah, who killed Alexander Hamilton in that famous duel.

And as a bonus, a fellow resident of the Buckeye State, making his relatively geeky debut.

Welcome to the Quarterbin, Sean Whalen.

It's a pleasure to be here.

Thank you for having me.

And I'm like, oh, wait, that's who that is.

And when I talk to D.C. Dave in a couple of months, I'm going to say,

wait, I thought you were Sean Whalen.

I saw him again.