Save Your Sorry

We go over the life of Thelma Todd and the questions surrounding her death.

Morgan Spurlock rose to fame with his documentary Super Size Me, over the years he would build a production company and have a steady line of work put out. Over a decade later the sequel to Super Size Me would be ready for release, when a confessional letter from Morgan would bring it all crashing down.

In this episode of Save Your Sorry Katrina brings two former jolly, lovable, guys that some netizens just don't like for some reason or another. First, we talk about Chris Pratt and the allegations of trading in one wife for the other and some questionable beliefs. Then we get into Jonah Hill and discuss if it was a healthy enforcement of boundaries or a tactic of manipulation. Are netizens being right for not liking these two men or are they nitpicking?

Katrina and Jose discuss Queen Latifah movies.

Jose and Katrina discuss times celebrities were done with an interview and walked out.

We are continuing our episode on Quintin Tarantino,disusing criticism he received from Spike Lee, his fallout with Uma Thurman, and his association with Harvey Weinstein. We also get into comments Quentin made defending Roman Polanski. Then we end it with Quentin’s love for feet and if it is creepy.

We get into the early criticism of Quentin Tarantino's career. Going over his first two films and the conversation around them.

We get more into Snoop Dogg's movies and music. Then talk about Snoop Dogg cheating on his spouse, being a sell out, and having a controversial take on a children's movie.

In this first instalment over Snoop Dogg we go over his upbringing and rise to fame. Then we move on to the murder charge that almost landed Snoop Dogg and his bodyguard in prison.

We go through the history of the "No animals were harmed" disclaimer that appears in movies. We dive into cases that led up to the disclaimer and some movies that received the disclaimer that maybe shouldn't have.