The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is arguably one of the most iconic films of all time. A true landmark piece of filmmaking that went on to redefine the western genre, the Italian film scene, and morally ambiguous protagonists in film forever. Today on the podcast we both watched it for the first time and had some very surface-level questions. Where have we heard this film’s motif before? Is “the Good” really that good? What’s the best version of this movie to watch? What happens if you drink foot water in 1862? And where is the Oxford comma?