Every MISTAKE We've Made Covering Batman History!
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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Another fun episode. A few things that have more to do with me than the podcast... First, I truly feel honored to be referred to as a "core" listener and to hear so may of my comments noted. It makes me think back to reading letter columns and seeing letters from certain fans who always had a letter-or-two printed every month (like Mark Evanier or Irene Vartanoff). Re: The Marx Brothers: So as I was driving in my car and listening to this episode, you mentioned my comment about Adolph (Harpo) Marx (I think I previously mentioned that he changed his name to Arthur), you got some info incorrect, and I thought, "Well, guess I have to correct them..." but someone beat me to it in real time. But, you're not "Marx Lessons, Marx Brothers' History" so I understood. But briefly, The Brothers were stars in Vaudeville and stage and made the move to films in 1929. They made films until the mid-50s. There were five brothers, in order of age (oldest to youngest) with the stage names of Chico, Harpo, Groucho, Gummo and Zeppo. Gummo left the act before films, so I have no idea what he was like, persona-wise. Zeppo left after five films and was typically the straight man and romantic lead. Chico was a dialect comic and affected an Italian immigrant dialect and persona. Groucho was a fast-talking con-man(the glasses with the nose, eyebows and moustache are often referred to as Groucho glasses). Finally, Harpo never spoke, pantomimed, and was as close as you could come to a cartoon character in a live action film. They're best films are pure slapstick anarchy. I highly recommend taking a look at Duck Soup (maybe the funniest film ever made), Monkey Business (not the one with Cary Grant) and Horsefeathers. OK -- way to much on non-Batman related stuff, so I'll close this comment. Keep up the great work.
Given how much is covered per episode....not a lot of mistakes.
Loved you guys from the very first episode. I fall into the same category as you guys of being just having casual knowledge while loving the character. Really nice to have people do research of their own instead of just reading off of Wikipedia and claiming that it's canon.
An Overcast ad was my in, just so you know.
So I remembered what I was referencing Brian brought up the mad Gasser of matoon I believe it was..
1 Harpo Marx was not, a silent movie star. 2 The guy with the mustache and cigar was Groucho Marx.
Indeed! Chatters set us straight later in the stream.