That's Outrageous

This week we find out the naked truth about one Canadian member of Parliament, we honor the oldest living American and we give props to a stray dog who just wanted a purple unicorn to call his own.

Plus two podcast favorites, Huff of the "Hundred Day Haul" and Crissy's brother, Ted return to discuss the Tom Cruise classic, "Cocktail". If you haven't heard of Coughlin's Law before, "never show surprise, never lose your cool" because "anything else is always something better". 

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crissy & anne

It was a seemingly simple assignment: make a list of your top 10 high school movies. What followed was soul searching, self doubt, a realignment of our values and finally a list - which we still questioned.  Take a listen and let us know what you think. Which movies would make your top 10?

Plus the animal world has come roaring back this week. The ravens are shopping at Costco, there's an angry cat in the cockpit and the Wildcats (of the University of Kentucky) are accepting people to college who haven't even applied!

What a week! We hope you enjoy!

crissy & anne

"Deadly Illusions", the Netflix movie that everyone is talking about takes center stage this week. With so many questions left at the movie's end, Anne and Crissy attempt to get to the bottom of it. But the biggest and most overlooked question of all remains: why was Kristin Davis' character named Mary?

Plus Mummies are once again taking to Cairo's streets, there's a Florida woman lost in the sewer system, an Italian crime boss is captured due to his love of cooking and how long could you stay under water? There's a new world record and it will surely take your breath away.

All this plus a big update on Patrick Muldoon - the man has been busy!

Thanks very much for listening!

anne & crissy

This week there's a lot of fishy stories floating around - starting with the man who claims to have found shrimp tails in his Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal. The internet is awash with this story but Anne has her own theory on what's really going on. Plus, we cover the story of a man who won the lottery but the ticket slipped through his fingers and another who had such a hankering for some nacho cheese crunch that he stole a Doritos truck. Man what people will do for a bag of chemically engineered junk food!

And we will talk about the sequel to "Coming to America". The original was one of Anne's most favorite of all time. Does the sequel stack up? 

Thank you for listening!

crissy & anne

What would you do if you saw a wax figure of Donald Trump? What would you do if you bought a $35 vase at a tag sale and it turned out to be worth more than $700k? And what would you do if you were dumb enough to buy a $75 vagina candle from Gwyneth Paltrow and it exploded in your house? These are the ripped from the headlines (ok, page 35 lines) that we will be discussing this week.

Plus a FOP (Friend of the Pod), Michelle suggested a classic movie for us to review, "Hollywood Knights." This forgotten gem from 1980 has the distinction of being the first film for Michelle Pfeiffer, Tony Danza and Robert Wuhl. You would have never put those 3 together, right? Find out if Anne and Crissy give this a Muldoon or a Mul-don't. 

Thanks for listening!

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It's all about rings this week. A woman was reunited with her wedding ring after 50 years - good news. Another woman realized her boyfriend stole her rings when she saw them on another woman's finger - bad news. And another woman found out her boyfriend was stepping out on her from Ring doorbell footage - that'll get you.

And all of this comes full circle (pun intended) with our movie of the week, "Frequent Flyer", a Jack Wagner/Nicole Eggert vehicle. No good Wagner is married to not one but two women and is about to marry a third when his wife catches him buying wife 3 an engagement ring. Pretty sure I found a picture of the actual DVD Anne owns. But all of this pales in comparison to the real life story this movie was inspired by. You'll want to hear this one!

Thank you for listening!

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We here at "That's Outrageous" are committed to finding those undiscovered gems you may have missed.  But somehow this week's movie escaped Anne's attention for a full 11 years. Little did we know when she stumbled across it while researching her "12 Days of Muldoon" list, that she would have uncovered what we will go out on a limb to call "the best movie you've never seen". Do yourself a favor and watch "Turbulent Skies" starring Patrick Muldoon, Casper van Dien and Nicole Eggert. It is truly a treat.

And in this week's news we cover a trifecta of stories with the theme of "delayed gratification" - all species get in the act on this one.

We hope you enjoy and thank you for listening!

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Little did Anne know when she casually mentioned that she preferred "Grease 2" to the original, that Crissy would take it as a personal challenge. So in this episode, Crissy pleads the case (very convincingly) that "Grease" is the far superior film. Anne sticks with her greased up guns that the sequel is better. Will this film feud break up their friendship?

Plus we learn that octopuses are a belligerent bunch (we also learn the plural of octopus), we decide if we'd barter a teddy bear for a sausage roll and we confirm our worst fears about the perils of using an outhouse. 

It's all the news you missed but need to know!

Thanks for listening,

anne & crissy 

In another podcast first, this week we host a panel discussion of early 80s movies - but specifically those movies we watched when we were too young to do so. Anne's best friend, Stevie is back and the two of them discuss their top 5 most inappropriate films - think dark, scary and violent.  Crissy welcomes her brother, Ted on for the first time. These two had a very different view of what constituted inappropriate - think raunchy teen sex comedies. These two worlds colliding make for a great discussion of films you likely remember and perhaps some you forgot.

Plus we delve into the news stories you may have missed this week - lots of games of hide and seek from O'Hare Airport to your local garbage pick-up.

Thank you for your support and leave us a comment! We love feedback.

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As if Texans did not have enough to worry about right now, they can add to their troubles that Chucky is on the loose. Yes, that Chucky, the one from "Child's Play". And somehow Chucky is not the only creepy doll making news this week. There's another one in the UK. And spinach can now send emails and a 15 year old Katherine Heigl is telling people that Gerard Depardieu is her lover, not her father. This is the story line from the 1994 film, "My Father the Hero" which is the tip of the issues iceberg with this movie. (Confession: it also has a few very funny scenes.)

Once again the world is in a crazy state and the ladies have opinions on all of it. 

Thank you for listening and let us know what you think!

anne & crissy