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You Can See Everything

You Can See Everything

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Oct 4, 2026

Johnny MacHOST
5:08
I can never remember what that woman's name is.
Johnny MacHOST
5:10
It's Elizabeth Holmes, and the documentary is called You Can See Everything.
Johnny MacHOST
5:14
It's got an R rating for language and some graphic nudity.
Johnny MacHOST
5:18
And the title's called You Can See Everything, and it's got graphic nudity.
Johnny MacHOST
5:21
That has people going, I wonder if they're going to, you know, I don't know.
Johnny MacHOST
5:24
But the Nathan Fielder...
PeachHOST
4:26
Mm
ShagHOST
4:26
... a trailer for a film called You Can See Everything in which Nathan Fielder is given access to Elizabeth Holmes in the month before she goes to jail.
PeachHOST
4:37
Oh, yeah.
ShagHOST
4:37
Have you seen this trailer where she's basically like, "Why would I lie to you?"
Christy LemireHOST
48:19
Yeah, but I need to work on that.
Christy LemireHOST
48:21
I need to fine-tune that because now that the documentary—
Alonso DuraldeHOST
48:25
It's going to be relevant again, yes.
Christy LemireHOST
48:27
It's going to be in my head.

10 MINS LATER

Alonso DuraldeHOST
58:26
and started getting real, I guess.
Alonso DuraldeHOST
58:27
I don't know.
Alonso DuraldeHOST
58:28
Everybody just says this is like the craziest documentary we've ever seen.
Alonso DuraldeHOST
58:31
I don't know why, and I don't want to know why until I see it myself.
Brett CollinsHOST
73:55
Some information about Primetime.
Brett CollinsHOST
73:58
So, this was directed by Lance Oppenheim, the man who is currently co-directing or did co-direct the new documentary I'm so excited for with Nathan Fielder called You Can See Everything.
Brett CollinsHOST
74:11
this guy knows what he's doing.
Brett CollinsHOST
74:13
He's got a good artistic eye, for sure.
Beau NicholsonHOST
40:04
We sort of have been as we've been going along, but I just want to confirm that tier ranking pretty soon.
Beau NicholsonHOST
40:09
But before we get there, I just want to take a slight detour out to documentary because the one that's got everybody talking is Nathan Fielder's doc with, I want to say, Lance Oppenheim.
Beau NicholsonHOST
40:24
which is called You Can See Everything.
Beau NicholsonHOST
40:26
I'm a little bit unsure about this one.
Sam StokesHOST
41:09
No, no, no, I'm not.
Sam StokesHOST
41:11
But I get where you're coming from.
Sam StokesHOST
41:13
I mean, almost three hours for a documentary, that's challenging.
Sam StokesHOST
41:18
Tough.
Chase HutchinsonHOST
6:29
Mm-hmm
Liam BillinghamGUEST
6:29
... personified by two films: this and Lance Oppenheim and Nathan Fielder's You Can See Everything, which I would be so curious to see what ticket sales are like for that already because-
Chase HutchinsonHOST
6:41
I've heard it's going well
Liam BillinghamGUEST
6:42
... because I feel like we could be in the next era of, like, what Bowling for Columbine did.
Ryan LattanzioHOST
0:19
didn't make it into the office today.
Ryan LattanzioHOST
0:21
There was a late evening at the party for You Can See Everything, which we will talk about.
Ryan LattanzioHOST
0:25
We will.
Ryan LattanzioHOST
0:26
This week, we're also going to catch up on more titles out of the New York Film Festival.

12 MINS LATER

Anne ThompsonHOST
12:25
It's sometimes a challenge.
Anne ThompsonHOST
12:28
All right.
Anne ThompsonHOST
12:29
I want to hear what you thought of You Can See Everything.
Ryan LattanzioHOST
12:31
Yeah, so last night I went to the premiere of You Can See Everything at Alice Tully, which there were people, Matt Neglier reported that there were people waiting in line for the standby line as early as in the morning.
Jackie ZebrowskiHOST
33:54
Like, does he ever say, "Sorry I hit these women"? Like, uh, Elizabeth Holmes in this doc trailer, and I think Nathan Fielder is, like, kind of, like, an insane genius or whatever, and I don't know what this is gonna be, and I can't wait to see it.
Jackie ZebrowskiHOST
34:09
It's called, um, isn't it called You Can See Everything?
Kara KlenkGUEST
34:12
Yes.
Jackie ZebrowskiHOST
34:13
And it's this documentary where he lived with her for a while, and in the documentary he's like, "So you don't think you did anything wrong?" And she's like, "Yeah, that's kinda what I can't figure out.
Andrew GreenHOST
3:45
Yeah, comedian Nathan Fielder was granted access to Elizabeth Holmes' home to stay with her and interview her over a period of a week or something.
Andrew GreenHOST
3:53
And the documentary is called You Can See Everything.
Andrew GreenHOST
3:55
So it does concern me that this documentary about a subject I'm interested in is directed by a guy who would compromise truth for the sake of style.
Andrew GreenHOST
4:03
It makes me nervous.
Dayna KathanHOST
6:36
And the full trailer for-
Katie MaloneyHOST
6:39
You Can See Everything
Dayna KathanHOST
6:39
...
Dayna KathanHOST
6:39
You Can S- I wanna say Everything.
Dayna KathanHOST
6:41
You Can See Everything, Nathan Fielder, Elizabeth Holmes.
Dayna KathanHOST
6:44
I'm...
Dayna KathanHOST
6:45
I just can't explain how important this is to me.

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