I met Mason once, just outside Melbourne Central train station. He had 4 woman on his arms and stated to me "im the rizzler, no time for photos". Best. Day. Ever.
I saw Nick Mason at a grocery store in Melbourne yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything. He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying. The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter. When she took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.
At the mention of George Lazenby, I encourage James and Maso to make a little deep dive video into Lazenby, who was not an actor, and his quest to get hired as the next James Bond actor. It's kind of hilarious.
For James the Greenland shark has an incredible life span. They don’t know how old they can live for, but have 250 old sharks they think could live for 400 to 500 years!!! Some fish be old mates
"Mason Statham" sounds like a parallel universe where Jason Statham grows a big beard, and takes on the dramatic role as a striking Melbourne Tram driver.
The Bill spinoff was called 'Burnside' and featured Chris Ellison in the titular role, it only had 6 episodes, I reckon if they'd called it ''Reg goes wrong' it would still be running today.
Star Trek has been a thing since '66. Eight live-action television series, three animated series and one short-form companion series, as well as a series of feature films and i love it all.
@Magmafrost13 Got an attention span thing or just used to 10 episode seasons? 24 episodes? I can't even count that high. We all thought you liked em longer, buddy.
I am that huge fan of Godzilla you called out that has come to fact check you guys lol. 😜 Here you go: Godzilla began in 1954 (not ‘55), and will have two more movies to add to its list by this time next year. At almost 40 movies, several TV series spin-offs, and an almost 70 year history, Godzilla has long held the Guinness Book of World Records award for the Longest Running Film Franchise/Series. So no matter how you dice it, Godzilla technically comes out on top for both movies and TV shows, for it started before any of the others and easily has greater potential longevity than any of its contenders. One Piece and Star Wars will eventually fade away, but they’ll be making Godzilla movies till or species goes extinct. 😄 That, I think, is thanks to Godzilla‘s plasticity as a character, able to adapt to any time, any current social-political issues, any style. Hands down the most diverse film series ever. There’s a Godzilla movie for everyone, even for people who hate Godzilla movies. 😝
Days of our lives and General hospital both have around 15k episodes and have been around 60 years, and are still running; surprised they weren't mentioned. There's also apparently an animated german show called Sandmännchen that has been airing since 1959, is still actively in production, with 22k episodes.
I saw someone on twitter said it best today. Comparing the Rock to Dave Bautista (and to a lesser extent, John Cena), the latter two wrestlers turned actors put the art first. They accepted roles that they were personally invested in, even if it was for only a few scenes, while the Rock can't help but be the start of anything he's in. They pick roles that showcase their range, while the Rock always just picks roles where he plays the Rocks. Dwayne in his pursuit of that Hollywood bag, has left little to no legacy.
When they talked about shows being canceled I was like what is "kung fu and the winchesters" as if that was the title of the show. The they elaborated on it and I realized they were talking about 2 different shows but now I kinda want the show I thought it could be lol.
1) cinema* not theatre* you mong 2) RDJ isn’t a big star. He’s just iron man. It’s like saying Hayden Christensen is bigger than Matt Damon. They’re not. They just played characters in popular children’s films. Ya prick!
The Simpsons Christmas special wasn’t originally supposed to be the first episode. But they had to delay some episodes because there was severe animation problems
I like the "selling news" improv segment. That was pretty funny. Can that be a new reoccurring bit that you only do whenever you remember it? lol love this show
in order for the Fast crew to get The Rock (Hobbs and or Shaw) to come back with his signature little goatee, they should put out a marketing campaign saying “Hey The Rock, don’t you think your kids would like you to grow out your Hobbs and or Shaw goatee? They probably screamed at you and didn’t recognize you when you shaved it off and they’re scared of you now, The Rock. Do it for your children, The Rock, grow the goatee back so they love you again.” I reckon that’d do the trick
Hong Kong had a Wong Fei Hung series with the actor Kwan Tak Hing in the role that went on for 105 films. And that does not include the movies where Kwan Tak Hing reprised the role in the 70s and 80s.
I feel like I blacked out during the entirety of that ranking segment like as soon as it started I fast forwarded 30 minutes with no recollection of what happened
oh this is new. I just been binging caravan of garbage, nearly seen them all now, so I have so many weekly planet vids in my recommends at the moment I just assumed it was old
Just to be clear: Chris Eccleston doesn't HATE Doctor Who. He just hates the BBC and their management. He also called out the inappropriate behaviour from John Barrowman at the time which is one of the reasons why he quit the show after one season.
The first 20 Bond films are connected. Two words: Tracy Bond. Also the references of previous entries in On Her Majesty's Secret Service and Die Another Day.
57:25 I have actually "seen" the Saint pilot/movie at least 2 or 3 times...in the sense that I have told Netflix to start playing it, and it appears in my "watch it again" selections. I could tell you nothing about what happens in the film, however. Absolutely nothing.
*The DICK WOLF universe is huge. There is law and order, svu, criminal intent, organized crime, trial by jury and law and orders UK & LA. That’s just the law and orders. The svu character John munch started on homicide life on the streets. Then you have Chicago pd, Chicago fire, and Chicago med where the actress who played the Lt. from law and order plays a different character that interacts with people her other character spent years working with and they never address it. Also Richard Belzer had played John Munch on 10 tv series: "Law & Order," "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," "Law and Order: Trial By Jury," "Homicide," "The X-Files," "The Beat," "M.O.N.Y.," "Sesame Street," "The Wire" and "Arrested Development."*
Since you mentioned Godzilla in terms of anime One Piece has 1000+ eps and is a single continuity with all of them which is pretty insane. That being said it is an adaptation of a manga so I don't know if it counts
The Simpsons went from social satire to a corporate grind for profit, with only the producers to blame. If you're watching season 35 with enthusiasm, you should be ashamed of yourself.
Speaking of tricked by PR I just realized the Wired interviews are not real they just pick the auto fill that makes the best question, im a fucking idiot xD
Here’s one that’s definitely not in the video: the land before time (1986) spawned 13 sequels and a tv series, with the last sequel so far coming out in 2016
I personally will call her Rey Skywalker if anything just to avoid confusion but in universe there’s probably some people who would have an issue with that. The Skywalker name was elevated to a mythical status Anakin was a poster child for the republic and then a martyr. then the name was tarnished for when it came out Vader was that Jesus like figure and also the father of the two biggest heroes/leaders of the rebellion then they find out space hitler is back and big surprise he’s one of their biggest rebel hero’s parent too. I just think most people in this universe are probably sick of both of these families dragging a war on for the nearly the entire past century. All this to say I think it would be kinda neat if we saw that sort of spite towards Rey in the new movies from average citizens. if done well it could even be used as a parallel for fans sometimes undeserved criticism towards her as a character.
You don't know how close you were (to real life) with the Reg stuff. Also I might have missed it but did you mention the BBC series Last of the Summer Wine?
16:02 I believe what he was thinking of is that Sharks have barely changed evolutionarily in 65 million years. Still doesn't explain second the Meg tho
So... Zach Snyder would rather say "I think moviegoers are stupid" than just admit he has no idea what makes someone heroic? Not surprised. I could tell exactly what he was doing... the problem is I still vehemently disagree with what he was doing. Being from Illinois and having driven through both Maryland and Virginia, all are fine on interstates. In cities, Virginia drivers are worse, but Maryland has weirder roads.
as someone who lives in D.C. (sandwich between maryland and virginia) both of them suck. Maryland drivers disregards their own life and the life of others, swerving between traffic at double the posted speed limit, while Virginia drivers are always lost going half the posted speed limit. im annoyed with Virginia drivers more, but maryland drivers literally kill ppl almost daily
As a Maryland resident who literally got their license saturday I don’t appreciate the amount of Maryland slander in this episode p.s. yes our flag is awesome
If youre including The Simpsons, you need to at least include South Park as it's in 2nd place for animated tv series. And also It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, with its 15th season, the series became the longest-running live-action American comedy series, replacing The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, which ran for 14 seasons (435 episodes) between 1952 and 1966. In December 2020, the series was renewed for a total of four additional seasons, bringing it to 18 seasons in total.
1873 is WAY too few for the tonight show. At least, it feels that way. 1954 means that this is the show's 69th year. 5 days a week, 52 weeks a year means 260 episodes a year. 260 episodes a year for 67 years (since this year isn't over and is being cut short, and I'm assuming it didn't start 1/1/54) means there'd be 17,420 episodes. EVEN IF you say, well, they actually only do 26 weeks a year, that's STILL almost 9000 episodes. What the hell happened?
The 1800 number is just episodes under Jimmy Fallon, that's probably where the mistake happened. Not every host has done the show five nights a week, though.
Well you better go catch these franchises amiright
why did i read this exactly in james’ voice..
That's made my morning 😂😂😂
Lol
Ha! Got em!
Franchise...more like a fridge 😮
I met Mason once, just outside Melbourne Central train station. He had 4 woman on his arms and stated to me "im the rizzler, no time for photos".
Best. Day. Ever.
I saw Nick Mason at a grocery store in Melbourne yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything. He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying.
The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter.
When she took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.
This Podcast is definitely on fleek and totally rad.
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This podcast is hella tight
It is ill and dank
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Very groovy😎 yeah baby!!
At the mention of George Lazenby, I encourage James and Maso to make a little deep dive video into Lazenby, who was not an actor, and his quest to get hired as the next James Bond actor. It's kind of hilarious.
For James the Greenland shark has an incredible life span. They don’t know how old they can live for, but have 250 old sharks they think could live for 400 to 500 years!!! Some fish be old mates
Came to comment this!!!!
This podcast is the longest running go to listen for my Mondays.
I don’t know why but Maso’s response “I got bad news about sandwiches” made me cackle
James making the rules : “if the franchise went to animation it doesn’t count”
James about Star Wars 5 mins laters: “star wars lived through TOYS”
Apparently “Rizz” is ripped out of ‘charisma’ … amazing what these kids do w/ the language
Believe me, many of us kids didn’t realise that either until a friend told us.
Mason's Statham accent is on point, and I am here for it.
"Mason Statham" sounds like a parallel universe where Jason Statham grows a big beard, and takes on the dramatic role as a striking Melbourne Tram driver.
@@alexanderford3831 I'd pay to see that movie.
11:40 That "WTF..?!" by James has such a good delivery to it!
James and Mason have the longest running franchise in history
i’ve been forcing my friends to watch all the Joel Schumacher movies, and the Phone Booth segment had me rolling.
Also love the fact phone booth was talked about during the longest running franchises
Imagine a movie with Sylvester Stalone, Jason Statham and Mark Wahlberg...and James and Maso have to comment the trailer XD
The Bill spinoff was called 'Burnside' and featured Chris Ellison in the titular role, it only had 6 episodes, I reckon if they'd called it ''Reg goes wrong' it would still be running today.
54:40 Mason's laugh at that comment was so pure.
Star Trek has been a thing since '66.
Eight live-action television series, three animated series and one short-form companion series, as well as a series of feature films and i love it all.
Also, many of thise tv shows are... real fuckin long
@Magmafrost13 Got an attention span thing or just used to 10 episode seasons?
24 episodes? I can't even count that high.
We all thought you liked em longer, buddy.
I am that huge fan of Godzilla you called out that has come to fact check you guys lol. 😜 Here you go:
Godzilla began in 1954 (not ‘55), and will have two more movies to add to its list by this time next year. At almost 40 movies, several TV series spin-offs, and an almost 70 year history, Godzilla has long held the Guinness Book of World Records award for the Longest Running Film Franchise/Series. So no matter how you dice it, Godzilla technically comes out on top for both movies and TV shows, for it started before any of the others and easily has greater potential longevity than any of its contenders. One Piece and Star Wars will eventually fade away, but they’ll be making Godzilla movies till or species goes extinct. 😄 That, I think, is thanks to Godzilla‘s plasticity as a character, able to adapt to any time, any current social-political issues, any style. Hands down the most diverse film series ever. There’s a Godzilla movie for everyone, even for people who hate Godzilla movies. 😝
Fantastic comment!!!!
Days of our lives and General hospital both have around 15k episodes and have been around 60 years, and are still running; surprised they weren't mentioned. There's also apparently an animated german show called Sandmännchen that has been airing since 1959, is still actively in production, with 22k episodes.
Wanna feel old, The Bowling Soup song 1985 was released in 2004, 19 years after 1985. And It is now 19 years since 2004.
I saw someone on twitter said it best today. Comparing the Rock to Dave Bautista (and to a lesser extent, John Cena), the latter two wrestlers turned actors put the art first. They accepted roles that they were personally invested in, even if it was for only a few scenes, while the Rock can't help but be the start of anything he's in. They pick roles that showcase their range, while the Rock always just picks roles where he plays the Rocks. Dwayne in his pursuit of that Hollywood bag, has left little to no legacy.
I wanna hear more of James popping off about American politics.
Hearing the boys pronounce it as Mary Land. What a delight!
The Saint was British TV series first with Roger Moore in the sixties and again with Ian Olgivy in the late seventies.
Eccelston’s a Yorkshire man, we get Irish or Scottish all the time to the untrained ear 😅 58:41
When they talked about shows being canceled I was like what is "kung fu and the winchesters" as if that was the title of the show. The they elaborated on it and I realized they were talking about 2 different shows but now I kinda want the show I thought it could be lol.
Same! My guess is it'd be a dysfunctional family sitcom, but they all do kung fu and have to beat up a bad guy every week.
Sold. Lol
If Matt Damon is too big a star for James to enjoy Oppenheimer then he'll run out of the theater when Robert Downey Jr. is on screen.
Yeah but they made him bald so I can’t see him
1) cinema* not theatre* you mong
2) RDJ isn’t a big star. He’s just iron man. It’s like saying Hayden Christensen is bigger than Matt Damon. They’re not. They just played characters in popular children’s films. Ya prick!
@@WeeklyPlanetPodcast this confirms my long held theory that James' sight is hair/wig based
I was nervous yall wouldnt say Godzilla, but ya didnt disappoint!
Your understanding of Pelosi is absolutely correct
The Simpsons Christmas special wasn’t originally supposed to be the first episode. But they had to delay some episodes because there was severe animation problems
10/10 Meg jokes. Please I can't stop laughing at work.
I now need a Weekly Planet vexillology pod... A "Fun With Flags" if you will.
I like the "selling news" improv segment. That was pretty funny. Can that be a new reoccurring bit that you only do whenever you remember it? lol love this show
Best episode in a while!
You're thinking of Greenland sharks, that can live at least 250 years and maybe over 500.
I absolutely adore the "cocaine" bit! I've listened to that bit at least a dozen times!
in order for the Fast crew to get The Rock (Hobbs and or Shaw) to come back with his signature little goatee, they should put out a marketing campaign saying “Hey The Rock, don’t you think your kids would like you to grow out your Hobbs and or Shaw goatee? They probably screamed at you and didn’t recognize you when you shaved it off and they’re scared of you now, The Rock. Do it for your children, The Rock, grow the goatee back so they love you again.”
I reckon that’d do the trick
Hong Kong had a Wong Fei Hung series with the actor Kwan Tak Hing in the role that went on for 105 films. And that does not include the movies where Kwan Tak Hing reprised the role in the 70s and 80s.
His brother is absolutely going to be in every Gunn movie ever and I'm indifferent af about it
they're turnin em into preserves im fucking dying lolllllll
I feel like I blacked out during the entirety of that ranking segment like as soon as it started I fast forwarded 30 minutes with no recollection of what happened
52:06 “that’s how ranking works” LOOOOL
Days of our lives has over 14,000 episodes
I thought they actually had Jason Stathon in the studio with them!
Delays but not fair pay(s)
oh this is new. I just been binging caravan of garbage, nearly seen them all now, so I have so many weekly planet vids in my recommends at the moment I just assumed it was old
I miss when red hot comic book movies news used to shoot up my boothole.
"You can't shark bite me, mate, I'm the Transporter!"
Just to be clear: Chris Eccleston doesn't HATE Doctor Who. He just hates the BBC and their management. He also called out the inappropriate behaviour from John Barrowman at the time which is one of the reasons why he quit the show after one season.
The first 20 Bond films are connected. Two words: Tracy Bond. Also the references of previous entries in On Her Majesty's Secret Service and Die Another Day.
Phone booth remake with James Bond in a phone booth would actually be alright
The Tonight show 1800 is probably just the Fallon era.
There's also a Joe Don Baker Walking Tall film from the 70s it's terrible here uses one wrestling move like five times
57:25 I have actually "seen" the Saint pilot/movie at least 2 or 3 times...in the sense that I have told Netflix to start playing it, and it appears in my "watch it again" selections. I could tell you nothing about what happens in the film, however. Absolutely nothing.
Forgot the "Carry On" Franchise - there's a million of them, maybe 36 lol
I think humanity needs an animation of the Phone Booth section.
I'm glad they share my feelings about the good doctor I hope they talk about it more
dont like it? lol
@@bigguy906 No I'm into it but they do treat Sean like an incessant robot and I don't think any of them are friends they turn on each other at a dime
*The DICK WOLF universe is huge. There is law and order, svu, criminal intent, organized crime, trial by jury and law and orders UK & LA. That’s just the law and orders. The svu character John munch started on homicide life on the streets. Then you have Chicago pd, Chicago fire, and Chicago med where the actress who played the Lt. from law and order plays a different character that interacts with people her other character spent years working with and they never address it. Also Richard Belzer had played John Munch on 10 tv series: "Law & Order," "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," "Law and Order: Trial By Jury," "Homicide," "The X-Files," "The Beat," "M.O.N.Y.," "Sesame Street," "The Wire" and "Arrested Development."*
There are some Icelandic sharks that live up to a couple hundred years. So, our boy wasn’t too far off.
This podcast is bussin
Since you mentioned Godzilla in terms of anime One Piece has 1000+ eps and is a single continuity with all of them which is pretty insane. That being said it is an adaptation of a manga so I don't know if it counts
I just began this video and if ultimate anime fan James doesn’t mention One Piece I will be mad
Not Maso calling me out as I wait to hear what they say about Godzilla, after clicking on this video knowing the Godzilla franchise will come up.
The Simpsons went from social satire to a corporate grind for profit, with only the producers to blame. If you're watching season 35 with enthusiasm, you should be ashamed of yourself.
They spoil season 1 of fleabag but they say it's the first episode. Beware! Honest mistake but you wanna watch that show with no info before imo
A shame that James stopped at the worst supernatural season and will forever miss some of the great arcs that come after
The x men cartoon ended with prof x needing to go to the other side of the universe to not die and couldn't ever come back so I doubt it was him
Speaking of tricked by PR I just realized the Wired interviews are not real they just pick the auto fill that makes the best question, im a fucking idiot xD
Longest running franchise has to be the Bible. They keep remaking story arcs like every two years or w/e
They forgot about the classic sitcom Deez.
Always sunny in Philadelphia is 17 seasons
Don't let the podcast door hit ya where the good podcast lord split ya!
I love you both but have ever heard Christopher Eccleston talk? He's not Scottish! He's just from the North (lots of planets have one).
Here’s one that’s definitely not in the video: the land before time (1986) spawned 13 sequels and a tv series, with the last sequel so far coming out in 2016
Delays but hoorays
I personally will call her Rey Skywalker if anything just to avoid confusion but in universe there’s probably some people who would have an issue with that. The Skywalker name was elevated to a mythical status Anakin was a poster child for the republic and then a martyr. then the name was tarnished for when it came out Vader was that Jesus like figure and also the father of the two biggest heroes/leaders of the rebellion then they find out space hitler is back and big surprise he’s one of their biggest rebel hero’s parent too. I just think most people in this universe are probably sick of both of these families dragging a war on for the nearly the entire past century. All this to say I think it would be kinda neat if we saw that sort of spite towards Rey in the new movies from average citizens. if done well it could even be used as a parallel for fans sometimes undeserved criticism towards her as a character.
You don't know how close you were (to real life) with the Reg stuff. Also I might have missed it but did you mention the BBC series Last of the Summer Wine?
You guys missed out on the Scooby Doo episode of Supernatural. Pretty fun.
I am here for the weekly planet vexillology debate
Land before time, ftw!
16:02 I believe what he was thinking of is that Sharks have barely changed evolutionarily in 65 million years. Still doesn't explain second the Meg tho
So... Zach Snyder would rather say "I think moviegoers are stupid" than just admit he has no idea what makes someone heroic? Not surprised.
I could tell exactly what he was doing... the problem is I still vehemently disagree with what he was doing.
Being from Illinois and having driven through both Maryland and Virginia, all are fine on interstates. In cities, Virginia drivers are worse, but Maryland has weirder roads.
James should talk about American politics more. Dude is spot on, lol.
A political podcast on bigsandwich would be cool
This episode was just a thin veil to talk about phone booth
as someone who lives in D.C. (sandwich between maryland and virginia) both of them suck. Maryland drivers disregards their own life and the life of others, swerving between traffic at double the posted speed limit, while Virginia drivers are always lost going half the posted speed limit. im annoyed with Virginia drivers more, but maryland drivers literally kill ppl almost daily
When did the intro change?
41:58 fast 5 Mason please
Wait, did you say "Nick Mazeman"?
As a Maryland resident who literally got their license saturday I don’t appreciate the amount of Maryland slander in this episode
p.s. yes our flag is awesome
I think Dave Bautista would be a good Lex Luthir
James is not wrong, he just forgot to say Greenland. A Greenland Shake can live up to 200 years (basically 65 million)
I'd love an Alan Quartermain movie
If youre including The Simpsons, you need to at least include South Park as it's in 2nd place for animated tv series. And also It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, with its 15th season, the series became the longest-running live-action American comedy series, replacing The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, which ran for 14 seasons (435 episodes) between 1952 and 1966. In December 2020, the series was renewed for a total of four additional seasons, bringing it to 18 seasons in total.
aussies saying Law and Order: Laurnaurder
Yerrrrr writers strike
Not new but not leaving
One piece is up there
God, James is so fucking cool.
Because of the rizz?
@@WeeklyPlanetPodcast because of the rizz
Nice
1873 is WAY too few for the tonight show. At least, it feels that way. 1954 means that this is the show's 69th year. 5 days a week, 52 weeks a year means 260 episodes a year. 260 episodes a year for 67 years (since this year isn't over and is being cut short, and I'm assuming it didn't start 1/1/54) means there'd be 17,420 episodes. EVEN IF you say, well, they actually only do 26 weeks a year, that's STILL almost 9000 episodes. What the hell happened?
The 1800 number is just episodes under Jimmy Fallon, that's probably where the mistake happened. Not every host has done the show five nights a week, though.
Chris Pine should lead a resurrected Babylon 5 series.