<h1>Episode Notes</h1>
Jess & Alex Watch The Do Over and talk about the very solid little detective thriller that they came up with, the incredible blatant anti big pharma message they push forward, and if and how this movie pushes misogynistic or homophobic viewpoints. 
Also, I feel like Jenga was metaphor for something and I just didn't get it. 
@LaughatHimPod
Jess- @Jawska
Alex- @KittyCrusade
This podcast is powered by <a href="https://pinecast.com" rel="nofollow">Pinecast</a>.

Episode Notes Jess & Alex Watch The Do Over and talk about the very solid little detective thriller that they came up with, the incredible blatant anti big pharma message they push forward, and if and how this movie pushes misogynistic or homophobic viewpoints. Also, I feel like Jenga was metaphor for something and I just didn't get it. @LaughatHimPod Jess- @Jawska Alex- @KittyCrusade This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Episode Notes
Jess &amp; Alex Watch The Do Over and talk about the very solid little detective thriller that they came up with, the incredible blatant anti big pharma message they push forward, and if and how this movie pushes misogynistic or homophobic viewpoints. 
Also, I feel like Jenga was metaphor for something and I just didn't get it. 
@LaughatHimPod
Jess- @Jawska
Alex- @KittyCrusade
This podcast is powered by <a href="https://pinecast.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Pinecast</a>.

#52 – The Do Over

People love to hate Adam Sandler. Is it fair? Is it just? We don't know yet.

In "They're All Going to Laugh at Him," we watch every single Sandler related movie (in a row, 1 per day) and discuss the artistic merit, the meta-Sandlerverse, and the message behind the movies.

Jess uses her skills and experience as an English teacher to explain the movies through literary critique, particularly through the lens of feminist and queer theory.

Alex laughs when people fall down.

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People love to hate Adam Sandler. Is it fair? Is it just? We don't know yet. In "They're All Going to Laugh at Him," we watch every single Sandler related movie (in a row, 1 per day) and discuss the artistic merit, the meta-Sandlerverse, and the message behind the movies. Jess uses her skills and experience as an English teacher to explain the movies through literary critique, particularly through the lens of feminist and queer theory. Alex laughs when people fall down.

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