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An Old Dragon And A House Dog Talk About The Movie Young Frankenstein

Aug 28, 2026 · 43 min · 11 segments

In this weeks episode we talk about the movie Young Frankenstein. This movie sparked a couple of great conversations. One of them is about whether science should even be creating life. And what is…

In this weeks episode we talk about the movie Young Frankenstein. This movie sparked a couple of great conversations. One of them is about whether science should even be creating life. And what is being alive? Is consciousness being alive? Lastly as a person with dyslexia and growing up around people with disabilities. We talked about how this movie is all about making fun of people with disabilities.

In this weeks episode we talk about the movie Young Frankenstein. This movie sparked a couple of great conversations. One of them is about whether science should even be creating life. And what is…

Speakers: HankHostSuzanneHost

Top entities: Young Frankenstein×36 Madeline Kahn×9 Gene Wilder×16 Frankenstein Monster×12 Mel Brooks×12

A Classic Look and Vaudeville Humor1:08 – 3:31

S

SuzanneHost

1:08

did you like what did you think of the black and white

H

HankHost

1:11

Well, at first I was tripped out by it because it was made in 1974.

H

HankHost

1:15

I hadn't seen this before.

H

HankHost

1:17

I don't know.

H

HankHost

1:17

Maybe a lot of people have, but I don't watch movies.

H

HankHost

1:20

So this is all new to me.

H

HankHost

1:21

So it looked old.

H

HankHost

1:23

You know, that was the neat thing about it as I learned, but it looked classic.

H

HankHost

1:28

It looked like it was made way earlier than 74 with the black and white aspect.

S

SuzanneHost

1:34

Oh, now, see, that's really interesting because it opened up in a real contemporary setting.

S

SuzanneHost

1:40

The classroom that Gene Wilder, Frankenstein, was teaching in was real.

S

SuzanneHost

1:47

It was pretty modern.

S

SuzanneHost

1:48

It was like, well, it was the 70s.

S

SuzanneHost

1:51

Yeah.

S

SuzanneHost

1:52

Yeah.

H

HankHost

1:52

But the black and white aspect.

H

HankHost

1:55

Yeah.

H

HankHost

1:55

Once you get into the movie, it sort of tripped me out because you kind of forget a little bit that you're not watching a movie that was made.

H

HankHost

2:04

You know, in my life.

H

HankHost

2:05

Well, almost in my lifetime.

S

SuzanneHost

2:06

Oh, that's very good.

S

SuzanneHost

2:08

That's very good.

H

HankHost

2:09

Yeah.

S

SuzanneHost

2:10

And the other thing about it that is interesting with the black and white is that you start when he goes to the German village, the Austrian village where.

S

SuzanneHost

2:20

Yeah, exactly.

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99%36 mentions
Madeline KahnPersonAmerican actress and comedian
96%9 mentions
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93%16 mentions
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87%12 mentions
Marty FeldmanPersonBritish actor and comedian
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FrankensteinEntertainment > Film > Comedy > Character Analysis
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StereotypesSociety > Culture > Disability Representation > Humor
FilmographyEntertainment > Film > Director > Mel Brooks
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Film AnalysisEntertainment > Film > Comedy
Character AnalysisEntertainment > Film > Comedy
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Cultural ImpactEntertainment > Film > Comedy > Film Analysis
Gene WilderEntertainment > Film > Actors
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A Classic Look and Vaudeville Humor1:08 – 3:31

S

SuzanneHost

1:08

did you like what did you think of the black and white

H

HankHost

1:11

Well, at first I was tripped out by it because it was made in 1974.

H

HankHost

1:15

I hadn't seen this before.

H

HankHost

1:17

I don't know.

H

HankHost

1:17

Maybe a lot of people have, but I don't watch movies.

H

HankHost

1:20

So this is all new to me.

H

HankHost

1:21

So it looked old.

H

HankHost

1:23

You know, that was the neat thing about it as I learned, but it looked classic.

H

HankHost

1:28

It looked like it was made way earlier than 74 with the black and white aspect.

S

SuzanneHost

1:34

Oh, now, see, that's really interesting because it opened up in a real contemporary setting.

S

SuzanneHost

1:40

The classroom that Gene Wilder, Frankenstein, was teaching in was real.

S

SuzanneHost

1:47

It was pretty modern.

S

SuzanneHost

1:48

It was like, well, it was the 70s.

S

SuzanneHost

1:51

Yeah.

S

SuzanneHost

1:52

Yeah.

H

HankHost

1:52

But the black and white aspect.

H

HankHost

1:55

Yeah.

H

HankHost

1:55

Once you get into the movie, it sort of tripped me out because you kind of forget a little bit that you're not watching a movie that was made.

H

HankHost

2:04

You know, in my life.

H

HankHost

2:05

Well, almost in my lifetime.

S

SuzanneHost

2:06

Oh, that's very good.

S

SuzanneHost

2:08

That's very good.

H

HankHost

2:09

Yeah.

S

SuzanneHost

2:10

And the other thing about it that is interesting with the black and white is that you start when he goes to the German village, the Austrian village where.

S

SuzanneHost

2:20

Yeah, exactly.

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