The Cable Guy
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Sep 11, 2026
FRIDAY HUDDLE | NFL at the MCG, George Kittle, Demarcus Robinson & Jerry Rice, Plus A Very Awkward Media War
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34:19Mark HowardHOST
Yeah, I, I think-
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34:20Jason DunstallHOST
Cable Guy.
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34:20Nathan BrownPANELIST
Mm.
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34:21Mark HowardHOST
I think we've only got...
Ep 39: Takin’ all day – Channel [V]
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1:39Danny ChifleyHOST
Some of the TV shows we did get were Seinfeld and The Simpsons, and in the '90s both had episodes about this thing called cable.
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1:47Danny ChifleyHOST
And then there was that 1996 comedy starring Jim Carrey called The Cable Guy.
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1:52Danny ChifleyHOST
What is this cable? It appeared to have something to do with TV, and it was quite expensive.
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1:59Danny ChifleyHOST
U2's whole Zoo TV shtick in the mid-'90s was commenting on information overload through satellite TV.
The Phantom
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80:03ZachHOST
So summer of 96, because this came out in June of 96, right? And let's go ahead and take a look at what was going on at that time.
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80:13ZachHOST
And we're looking at, let's see, Dragonheart, The Rock, The Cable Guy, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Independence Day.
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80:24BrianHOST
Yeah, that was a pretty big movie.
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80:26ZachHOST
Yeah, that was a pretty big movie.
Unique Chung - The Makeup Chair Knows Everything
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8:26James Cullen BressackHOST
And then the last thing that he also did, when people remember in Silence of the Lambs, Anthony Hopkins going, hello, Carrey, it's good to see you.
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8:35James Cullen BressackHOST
He never says that in Silence of the Lambs, but in The Cable Guy, Jim Carrey puts chicken on his face at Medieval Times and goes, Hello, Clarice, it's good to see you.
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8:46James Cullen BressackHOST
Silence of the Lambs.
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8:49James Cullen BressackHOST
And so that's why people remember this.
#305 Attack of the Clones
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7:25Granville MoonwalkerHOST
Well, in The Eternal Sunshine of Kev's Spotless Mind [laughs]
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7:30Kev in the JohnHOST
In, in, [laughs] in that first photo you showed me with his expression, he looks like someone has plugged into his arse, the Cable Guy.
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7:39Kev in the JohnHOST
I worked for that one.
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7:40Granville MoonwalkerHOST
Yes, man.
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10:59Kev in the JohnHOST
Oh, crikey.
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11:01Granville MoonwalkerHOST
Um-
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11:02Kev in the JohnHOST
The, The Cable Guy was a dark comedy, wasn't it? So that was edging serious, but still Jim Carrey.
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11:07Granville MoonwalkerHOST
Yeah.
Intro (Tunnel of Love) (S11E01)
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13:09PeterHOST
I've never seen Ransom.
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13:10PeterHOST
Space Jam, Jerry Maguire, Cable Guy.
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13:14PeterHOST
I've seen all those.
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13:17PeterHOST
So yeah, there's a bunch.
175: "White Rabbit" vs. "White Room" (w/Steven Hyden!)
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62:00Stephen HydenGUEST
No, it's irreplaceable.
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62:02Lena MorganHOST
If you lose White Rabbit, then you get to keep Somebody to Love, which does mean you get to keep Jim Carrey singing Somebody to Love and the Cable Guy, which is important.
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62:12Lena MorganHOST
Seminal.
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62:13Lena MorganHOST
A core memory for many of us.
Comedy Nerd: The Obsessions of Judd Apatow w/ Judd Apatow
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47:03Judd ApatowGUEST
Yeah, and so I was aware enough of quality, and I really believed in my own opinion of what was good, so I always felt like I knew if something was good, and the idea if people liked it or critics liked it was separate than my own sense of it.
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47:19Judd ApatowGUEST
But when The Cable Guy came out and it didn't get the reviews we wanted, and it did okay in the box office, but not what they wanted...
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47:29Judd ApatowGUEST
I was kind of really thrown by it, and Gary Shanley said, you should talk to Warren Beatty.
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47:36Judd ApatowGUEST
He set me up to have lunch with Warren Beatty and Warren Beatty said, you know, you never know if these things are good for like 10 years.
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47:49Frank SantopadreHOST
Yeah.
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47:50Judd ApatowGUEST
And he says, you know, time will tell you if it survived, what people really thought of it, if it made an impact.
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47:57Judd ApatowGUEST
And now the cable guy is, you know, 30 years.
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48:01Judd ApatowGUEST
We're
Ep 71: A Knight's Tale
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26:25Josh MuellerHOST
They're doing a lot of practice in the yards, and then there's a big joust at the end, and it's great.
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26:32Josh MuellerHOST
Number five, The Cable Guy.
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26:34Josh MuellerHOST
For all the reasons you mentioned, I probably should have had it higher.
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26:37Josh MuellerHOST
Number four, The Last Duel.
‘Would?’ by Alice in Chains and Transtheoretical Neo-Riemannian Model of Change
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15:23NicoleHOST
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15:23MarkHOST
became like, oh, I'm going to buy everything I could find at the record store, including the Cable Guy soundtrack.
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15:29MarkHOST
Did you watch the movie, The Cable Guy? I have
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15:30NicoleHOST
seen The Cable Guy.
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15:31NicoleHOST
Jim Carrey.
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15:32NicoleHOST
Forgotten movie.
5 MINS LATER
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20:40NicoleHOST
but it was another leg of marketing.
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20:42MarkHOST
For like a middle schooler, it practically did matter.
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