On this episode, we discuss the legend of the Titanic.

Finally, the true story of what happened to the Titanic.

I got like two more of these, so you know.

Hey, everyone. Welcome to the Flop House. I'm Dan McCoy. I'm Stuart Wellington.

And I'm Elliot Kaelin, and later in the show, I'm going to tell you some exciting

flop house show news for shows that you can see, like the fact that later today,

when this episode is released tonight, we'll be doing the second episode of our flop TV series,

and we've got a live show coming up in Los Angeles, October 19th. I'll tell you more about those

later in the show. But for now, back to the show. And on with the show, here comes Dan McCoy,

with the show. Dan, what's on the show tonight? Dan and Stuart, what's going on with the show?

Without further ado, let the show go on because the show must go on. There's no business like show

business. Show me a rose, and I'll show you a show. So let's show it all together. Show something

right along. Let's show it to Dan. Show it. Show it. Show off to Buffalo. Here in Missouri, the show me

state. Thank you, Elliott, for that concise wind up. Hey, this is the flop house, a podcast where

we talk about bad movies. We've been recently because of the strike and because of our unwillingness

as the writer's guild of America and saying after. Yes, because of those strikes, we are like not

the strikes you did in bowling last night. We all went at bowling last night, and Dan was just

throwing strike after strike. It was amazing. I'll let this lie stand because it paints me in a good

light. Hold a perfect game. It was incredible. A perfect game for Dan. Of course, each of the

pins was a freeze-dried live pigeon. So it wasn't. So Dan was just destroying pigeons left and right.

Very terrible. We call that Brooklyn style bowling. So to sum up, we're on strike right now.

The writer's guild and sag aftra and we don't want to promote recent films.

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