sexy ass separating shabari fact from shibari fiction and let's talk about fondues at funerals

all this and more on today's how did this get made last looks hit the theme time to say goodbye

to this dark shit movie.

So cross it off the list.

Take it off the tour. Oh, let's get this with last looks.

Hello, all my erased Capricorns and Aquarius's.

Just like Polish Elvis's wig, we are so happy you exist in this world.

I'm your host, Paul Scheer, and welcome to this special, supersized edition of How Did This Get Made Last Looks?

That's right, because, yes, we took a little last look hiatus while we were away on tour.

And what a great tour. Thank you so much for coming out. The crowds were amazing. Truly,

some of the most fun shows we had on the road. We were lucky enough to have June for four of the nine shows.

And every night, I got to say, my favorite tour that we've ever, ever done.

Every night, night after night, the movies got better and better and better. Anyway, this episode of Last Looks isn't just about me talking about my enjoyment of the tour. No, no, no. I am talking

about two big movies. This is me now, a love story,

and Jill Rips. We're going to get into corrections and omissions and dive deeper than you

ever wanted to go into these films. Plus, later in the show, I will share an exclusive

deleted scene from our Jill Rips live episode. And as always, I will reveal

next week's movie. But first things first, a huge shout out to Josh Kramer for that opening

song, Josh, you killed it. This is what we need. People like Josh, we got so many great people

out there. Bombay Beach Revival,

they got a song in a big show. I forget what show it is, but someone was telling me that

Bombay Beach Revival has a song in a big show. I'm sorry, Bombay Beach Revival that I'm not remembering

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