Romcomathon

In which Kat and Alex discuss Keanu Reeves, insult the name "Alan," and, you know, chat about representation and all of that. Whatever. It's not important.

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In which Kat and Alex...enjoy Seth Rogen???? And a Seth Rogen movie??? But don't like ugly windbreakers.

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In which Kat discovers Andrew Keegan has a cult, and Alex enthuses about the wondrous bygone era of late 1990s music.

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In which Alex loves Karen Gillan and hates Urth Caffe, and Kat is confused by this movie. Same, girl, same.

Sadly, we never got the chance to discuss the amazing Dan Mallory article, published in the New Yorker, but you can read it here.

The movie Alex couldn't remember the name of was Stranger than Fiction, released in 2006, and did indeed star Emma Thompson and Will Ferrell.

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In which Rebel Wilson is afraid of love, and Alex is afraid of raisins. Well, not afraid. Maybe a little afraid.

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Asians who are crazy and rich, discussed by Asians who are hopefully less crazy and significantly less rich. The latter Asians forget some people's names, laugh at their own jokes, and discover a possible ghost haunting their studio.

Forgotten names that we subsequently looked up:

The singer of the beautiful cover of “Yellow” that we discussed is Katherine Ho. The actor playing Eddie is Ronny Chieng. (Sorry, Ronny. Your name is not Randall. We apologize.)

You can listen to our friend and podcast mentor Quincy Surasmith’s podcast, Asian Americana, wherever podcasts are available.

You can read past entries of Romcomathon here.

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