The gang is back! This time they are "dropping the ball" on the Plinketto board again! What three moopies will they watch this time? Nothing special about this episode.
Say what you will about the Home Alone sequels, but the one where Kevin watches a bunch of terrible movies with some middle aged slobs from Wisconsin is better than the original
If someone had told a teenage Mike Stoklasa that one day Macaulay Culkin would launch a paint can into Rich Evan's crotch, I suspect you would have made his day.
@@potaterjim it's like that TNG episode in which Geordie meets the engineer that designed the enterprise engines, but then it turns out she was not exactly what he expected her to be like from his previous holodeck encounter
Quigley had a production delay because of an incident with Gary Busey. Busey had a near-death experience at one point in his life and according to him saw what Heaven looked like, and it looked nothing like the movie's version of Heaven. He didn't want to continue filming because it wasn't "authentic" enough (They didn't have mirrors apparently and the sofas looked wrong). Someone else on set also had a similar experience where they saw Heaven and told him his idea of Heaven was inaccurate. Busey proceeded to get into a fistfight with them.
the Quigley-Busey Schism is still referenced by theologists and researchers centuries after the incident took place, its lasting effects on the European peasantry are still felt today
I like to imagine that Caulkin wandered into their building weeks ago and like a stray dog, they took him in. So now he's living in the Red Letter studio, and living off of the beer in the fridge and popcorn from the broken death star popcorn popper.
So what you're really saying here is... Macaulay was lost in Milwaukee this whole time. His entire family booked a trip to Florida, overslept, and were late for their flight. Mac got distracted (while replacing the batteries in his Talkboy), accidentally got on a plane headed to Milwaukee, and was separated from his entire family during the holiday season yet again. RLM spotted a stray Mac--whose sweet smile immediately melted their cold dead cynical hearts--and offered to take him off the hardened freezing Milwaukee streets. The Christmas BoTW ep will feature a tear-jerking reunion between Macaulay and his family at RLM studios, and 'Ellen famous' Dick the Bday Boy will somehow manage to retrieve his incessantly beeping BB-8 watch from the clutches of Mac's ass--a Christmas miracle episode that's all about family... very cool!
Home Alone 4 is like when a family is fans of the original Home Alone, so they rename themselves and their child to the McCallisters and hire two goons to torment their child while they're away.
It's refreshing that Macaulay Culkin is perfectly fine poking fun at his past so freely. Seems very comfortable with being a former child star instead of being bitter about it.
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"no gimmicks or tricks or special guests" Mike, you're standing in front of Rich from "The Ellen Degeneres Show" and childhood friend of Julia Roberts! I'd say that's a very special guest.
@@aaahzpervect5755 not putting down an opinion for or against capitalism, just gonna say that China is capitalist AF despite the """Communist""" nomenclature
_Home Alone XIV: The Search for Mac_ _Home Alone MCMLXXXI: Terry Gilliam's Wet Bandits_ _Home Alone MCMXCVI: Return of the Mac_ _Home Alone MCX∞: I'm Mac AND a PC_
Huge missed opportunity when they were talking (52:05) about the scene where Daniel Stern was electrocuted into a literal skeleton. Mac joked that he thought they should have done somethine "a little more grounded" and nobody picks up on it. Mike doesn't usually miss those!
X-29A is almost a proper US military-style designation. "X" signifies that it's an experimental model, "29" would be the numerical designation of the model, and "A" would denote the variant. For example, the XP-38 was the prototype for the P-38 Lightning pursuit fighter. What the X-29A is missing is the classification that tells you what it is. It should probably be the XC-29A because of this, with "C" meaning "cyborg." I believe purely experimental designs may lack a specific class because they're intended for purely experimental purposes, as with the Bell X-1, which was designed purely to break the sound barrier.
I worked at Pratt and Whitney over a decade back and yes, I was thinking the same thing. Back when the F35 was the X35A/B or C...that’s actually nearly 2 decades ago - that’s not depressing or anything ;)
Everyone literally refers to everyone by their full names.. You don't go I'm going to watch the new sylvester movie you go I'm going to see the new sylvester stallone movie. You don't say I'm going to watch the new series starring Jason. I'm going to watch the new series starring Jason statham.
@@tucker8951 Arnold Schwarzenegger being the exception. with him its always something like ''Arnie'' or ''Schwarzenegger''. Too bad he's become a woke leftist turd.
@@ELEKTROSKANSEN If I remember correctly, it was an online short comedy series about Uber drivers. The first episode had Macaulay playing (who's implied to be) a grown up Kevin McAllister who's become a murderous vigilante.
Re-watching this episode, 3 years later. Decided to check up on Gary Busey, and see that literally yesterday he was arrested (at age 78) at a convention for fourth degree criminal sexual conduct. Wild.
Watching Older best of the worst episodes is great because you can see the films they will watch in the future and just chuckle feeling like you know something they don't yet
The phrase "beating a dead dog with a broken stick" originates from the filming of Quigley when the dog no longer wished to be a part of the movie but they still needed shots of him playing a video game.
Imagine a tongue-in-cheek horror comedy starring Gary Busy. I’ll pitch it… Set during the attempted and very controversial internet cancellation of Paw Patrol. The film revolves around Gary Busy a die hard fan who suffers a psychotic break when a stranger makes a snarky remark about his “Chase is on the Case!” lunch box. This culminates in an outburst of rage complete with “Busy is on the Case,” a beginning to a string of gruesome murders complete with “Paw Patrol” one-liners. In short, the movie is basically Gary Busy Kills Everybody.
Reminds me of an anecdote by standup comedian Dara Ó Briain. He got his start in showbiz doing children's tv in Ireland, and showed up extremely hungover after a long night of partying to sign autographs outside the studio. A child of no more than 9 or 10 years old, while waiting for Dara to finish signing, exclaimed, "Jesus! There's a fierce smell of drink off of you," then hopped on his bike and rode away.
Unexpected redemption story: Media always displayed Macauley as this grown skeezy lookin dood. And RLM redeemed him as being just another geeky movie lover you can imagine watching, and making fun of crappy movies with. This must be made known to more people.
@@PodreyJenkin138 , yeah, your parent using your talent to make money is enough to mess someone up, no physical abuse needed. In an alternate universe, he might have ended up in a conservatorship like Britney Spears.
I wanna see a BotW where the guys are on vacation, and Mac, Len, and Patton show up and do the discussion instead. Then Tim Higgins stumbles in and drunkenly slurs the name "MAR-ja-belle!", before falling into the Wheel and destroying it a third time.
Two things I'd want out of that encounter: Really play up the height difference between Len and Patton. Len rolling his eyes and saying "shut up, Mac."
@ this kid : If you're insinuating Culkin does this for the money - I doubt RLM has the kind of LOL-cash, that would tempt somebody worth about 15 million Dollars :'D .
@@frosty6845 Really? Landis, right? How so? I really hope you are wrong, I'm going to feel pretty stupid if I find out that the gay guys in Hollywood really are creeps. I just assumed that it was a dumb stereotype. Cmon people, please make Brian Singer the exception to the rule, not the standard for how stuff works.
@Baronvladdy I don't think it's "just rumors" when he himself has admitted he had serious drug problems. And you do remember how he looked like 10 years ago, right? Nobody looks like that, at that age, without being either seriously ill and/or into some heavy drugs. Regardless, it's heartwarming to see him looking and acting like a normal person.
Honestly, they should make a Home Alone 6 with Macaulay in it as a grown up Kevin having to save his own home from robbers using Home Alone-style traps. I would pay money to see that.
I remember when I was a teenager The National Enquirer and all those other shit magazine were always dehumanizing and insulting McCauley Caukin but man EVERY SINGLE time I've seen him as an adult he has been the most lighthearted, fun, kind, silly person. It is so nice to see he is living a good life. Home Alone was great because he had great screen presence. He still has such an amazing persona and adds so much life to any endeavor. Love Mac!
I have been loving when Macaulay Culkin comes around, he looks well and has good rapport with the crew. Thought it was hilarious doing one of the bad later Home Alone movies. Great Job!
Jason Beghe was a Scientologist for 30 years. It goes without saying, but he went bonkers. He's one of those interviewed in "Scientology: The Prison of Belief", and he's fascinating to listen to tell the story of his time within the cult. There's also a very interesting you tube video where he expands on those interviews.
I know Oz from my old job, he was a regular at the cafe I worked at and came every day. Never knew he acted, one of the nicest most genuine guys i have ever met.
Here from Elvis the Alien. I clicked the link for Macaulay Culkin, but forgot he was in it after watching a few minutes, and was surprised when he showed up. Totally enjoyed the whole episode. Subscribed.
Thank you, Macaulay Culkin. For everything. For being a child star, for handling the ups and downs, for growing into a great adult actor and seemingly an even better human. You are a pure joy, and I love seeing you with RLM. You all have such a great time.
Rich should be Kevin McCallister, but in a version of the movie where all his plans fail and he gets injured instead. Mike and Jay will be Harry and Marv, except they just think they're at the house to repair the family's VCR. Macauley Culkin will be Buzz, finally able to bully himself.
