
Springtime for Hitler
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Search complete. 11 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Springtime for Hitler".
Oct 26, 2026
BONUS: Foodfight (feat. Brent Black aka brentalfloss)
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51:28Brent BlackGUEST
Yes.
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51:29Liz EstenHOST
Springtime for Hitler in Walmart.
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51:32Brent BlackGUEST
Honestly, I don't think someone can...
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51:37Brent BlackGUEST
It's hard for me to imagine somebody is like, damn, are they saying springtime for Hitler ironically? Yeah.
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51:46Brent BlackGUEST
That's tough.
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51:48Brent BlackGUEST
That's tough.
Make It Stop!
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19:09Sam MullinsGUEST
Thank you.
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19:14speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Springtime for Hitler and Germany Look out, here comes the master race
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19:26speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Springtime
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19:28speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
for Hitler and Germany Well, talk
Is European Unrest Reaching a Breaking Point? (Plus Modern Hotel Disasters)
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34:39Terry TechGUEST
That'd be hilarious.
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34:44Terry TechGUEST
Springtime for Hitler in Germany.
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34:50Justin CaffreyHOST
Hopefully it's fully full-on kink.
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34:54Terry TechGUEST
It's the only way it would sell.
THE INVITE: How Hollywood Strikes, a Twist of Fate, and Olivia Wilde Brought a Star-Studded Film Back to Life
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58:54David PermutGUEST
And usually Alex knows this.
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58:56David PermutGUEST
When I go to screenings, especially in the past of our own movies, I wind up singing Springtime for Hitler in Germany on the car ride over there because I'm thinking, oh, my God, what the hell has he done now? So you go in with low expectations and then you get surprised.
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59:12David PermutGUEST
Might be a better way to go into things.
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59:14David PermutGUEST
With this film, it was the opposite.
Virgin Records vs XTC
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35:09MurdockHOST
the Virgin Records reaction is not good.
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35:12BrianHOST
Again, again, because Partridge does not let us down, I believe it was him who at one point says that, uh, the response was similar to the scene in The Producers when they unveil Springtime for Hitler.
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35:25MurdockHOST
Got a crazy sense of humor, this guy.
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35:27MurdockHOST
So at this point, getting no traction and no financial incentive from his record label, the guys look around and they notice a slowly forming trend, an interesting one.
Tigers Too Cuddly
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33:51Brad StaggsHOST
Well, it's springtime.
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33:54Brad StaggsHOST
Springtime for Hitler in Germany.
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33:57Brad StaggsHOST
According to the, uh, archived Cornell Sexual Health Campaign website obtained by The Post, the Ivy League campus was, um, as you know, thrown into a bit of a tizzy, um, which is not looking good for her since the other texts have c- now come out, where she was like, "Hey," you know, what...
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34:20Brad StaggsHOST
And she, at one point, I think she even said in there, "Nothing...
WILOSOPHY: Shaun Micallef - "All Art Needs An Audience"
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48:47Wil AndersonHOST
Okay
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48:47Shaun MicallefGUEST
... of Springtime for Hitler.
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48:48Wil AndersonHOST
Uh-huh, uh-huh.
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48:49Shaun MicallefGUEST
And Bert Newton got it.
The First Rule of Box Office Holes: Stop ‘Digger’
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31:38Alyssa RosenbergHOST
So this is a fairly old play at this point.
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31:41Alyssa RosenbergHOST
And I actually wonder if the comp for it, and I want to give due credit to this, you His thinking was that this movie as a whole is sort of a lot like the producers where and like Fossil Fools is to is to Digger as Springtime for Hitler is to the producers.
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32:02Alyssa RosenbergHOST
They're both plays that in their fictionalized worlds are written in the aftermath of total disaster, right? Like they're not really spurs to action, right? They are chronicles of disaster.
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32:16Alyssa RosenbergHOST
And Springtime for Hitler and the Producers come sort of roughly equidistant to the Holocaust as Fossil Fools does to the disaster that it's depicting.
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32:27Alyssa RosenbergHOST
And...
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32:29Alyssa RosenbergHOST
I think what this movie is saying is, like, it definitely dismisses the idea that, like, art is activism, right? This is not a play where seeing it could have changed anybody's minds, could have changed anybody's, you know, sort of any events in the world.
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37:39Peter SudermanHOST
And it's kind of mean about it.
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37:41Peter SudermanHOST
Like, it's the overwrought reactions from the audience, again, here, are notable, right? It's a pretty short scene, but the movie is mocking the people who have found something to like in this communal version of seeing it.