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The Sams are playing table tennis in Minute 38 of Moon. We work out which Sam we are and discuss the green screen options for Sam Rockwell, plus Chris revisits some of his past challenges.
The Sams are repairing their new friendship in Minute 37 of Moon. Chris issues a surprise musical challenge, Taylor has a lukewarm take on Brisbane winters and we both find the isolation of Sam 1 almost too relatable.
We're back in the greenhouse in Minute 36 of Moon. After a horrifying local news story we relax in the nursery to dwell once more on a great character and puzzle just how clothed astronauts are. Also Taylor hates Chris' latest clone production theory, how do you feel about it?
Everyone's feeling tense in Minute 35 of Moon. As the Sams get chatting we're wondering why Gerty isn't stepping in, plus Taylor shares her latest attempt at a hobby and Chris poses a difficult question.
Our hearts are breaking in Minute 34 of Moon. As Sam tries desperately to break the ice with Sam, we discuss how fighting your equal match would actually work and Chris' latest faux pas.
Gerty drops some information in Minute 33 of Moon. Mood boards come back into fashion and the old men at the park return.
We still have no idea what's happening in Minute 32 of Moon. We talk sad fish, hotel room opinions and throw out so many theories about what might be going on that surely one of them has got to stick!
We've made it a third of the way through the film in Minute 31 of Moon! We both get distracted by the beauty of the moon and miss some dialog, but that doesn't stop us filling in the blanks. Plus we talk about some of the fun characters at the local park / canal.
Sam and Sam are sharing looks in Minute 30 of Moon. Rosa Sottile (Big Fork Theatre) joins Chris and Taylor for a chat montage and a look at Sam Rockwell's acting talent.
Sam 2 is in a stinky mood in Minute 29 of Moon. We talk distracting costume choices, clones stealing your things and wonder how anyone could remain calm in a time like this!
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