Where Do I Know Them From?

Where Do I Know Them From?

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Where Do I Know Them From? episodes

  • “Stealing Nature for Their Electronic Dance Music” - The Rabbit Trap

    You thought you got rid of us? HA! Dev released one more movie in 2025 and we waited until we could watch it for you! Listen to us unpack The Rabbit Trap and discover why everyone hates people who love EDM and also small children who look like Barry Keoghan. PLUS, stay tuned for a very special announcement!


    CW: molestation, animal death, infertility

    37 min
  • “That's Mr. Movies Right There” - Monkey Man (feat. Aroog)

    IT'S FINALLY HERE! The season four finale, and we celebrated by bringing on a very special guest, Aroog, from The Navel Gaze. We talk about Dev Patel's most recent movie, and directorial debut, Monkey Man, Aroog provides her medical expertise, and Alexandra invents new slang. It's an epic action packed season finale, we hope you enjoy.

    Link to The Navel Gaze: https://open.spotify.com/show/1QnYkqfthJQ7Ng0k8ut3PL?si=0df277121de64767

    CW: murder, childhood trauma, death of a parent, sexual assault

    1 hr 15 min
  • "More Than You Would Expect A Woman to Know About Rats" - Wes Anderson Shorts

    It's been awhile since we got to watch a Wes Anderson movie for the podcast, so here we are for you with four! In this episode we discuss the Wes Anderson adaptation of Roald Dahl short stories into short films. We discuss Dev Patel's performance in "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar" and "Poison" and how they fit into this collection with Anderson's other two adaptations, "The Rat Catcher" and "The Swan." This episode is full of our classic shenanigans and some callbacks to our early Wes Anderson episodes, for true fans.


    CW: snake, death

    35 min
  • “No Story, No Sword, No Bitches” - The Green Knight

    Once again, our literature nerd mode has been activated as we get in to Dev Patel's 2021 film, The Green Knight. This one is for all those King Arthur kids who obsessed over Merlin and read Morgana fanfics on AO3. We loved this one and we hope you do to! We can't wait for you to join us on this quest.


    CW: death, beheading, cheating, sex, sexual assault

    49 min
  • “It Could Have Been Worse” - India from Above

    It's a mini-sode! This week we tell you a little about India from Above, a two episode mini series narrated by Dev Patel. This week you learn a little bit about our documentary experience and opinions and learn about Elizabeth's preferred media to fall asleep to.

    17 min
  • “I Don’t Subscribe to a Bitch that Gets Paid by the Word” - The Personal History of David Copperfield

    Friends, it's been too long since we flexed our inner English majors! Come along with us as we discuss how truly silly goofy the world of Charles Dickens can be as we explore Dev Patel's 2020 movie, The Personal History of David Copperfield. Though we try, this week's episode is not sufficient replacement for attending to your British Literature class this week.


    CW: death of a parent, death, drug use


    47 min
  • “Do I Have Your Consent to Kidnap You?” - The Wedding Guest

    Sorry, rom-com fans, this one is deceptive. We've got another action movie for ya this week! This week we are covering The Wedding Guest, Dev Patel's 2018 movie. We explore Dev's potential as a professional kidnapper (spoiler alert: low) and also put on our true crime girl hats.


    CW: Kidnapping, murder

    42 min
  • "While Noble Also Kind of Stupid” - Hotel Mumbai

    Bunker down, folks, this week's episode is TENSE! This week we unpack Hotel Mumbai, Dev Patel's 2018 film based on the 2008 Mumbai attacks. We discuss hostage films, how to build tension, and Armie Hammer's tendency to be type cast as a rich American.


    CW: death, terrorism

    39 min
  • “The Biggest Google Earth Heist Ever” - Lion

    Feeling lost without hearing from us every week? Don't worry, we have a movie for that! This week we discuss Dev Patel's 2016 film, Lion. Tune in this week for a special look into all the times Elizabeth and Alexandra did or did not allegedly get lost in the Orlando airport and for this season's eternal question-- is it orientalism?


    CW: death


    36 min

About Where Do I Know Them From?

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Two friends watch the entire filmography of one actor and respond. Each week, we discuss a different movie and consider its themes, symbols, production, and our actor's performance. If you love constantly annoying your friends by reminding them that water equals rebirth and green means growth, or asking "is that gay subtext?" then this is the podcast for you!