Hello listeners. Elisa and I are so happy to be back talking about the second season event just like that,

but we've also been working on another project, our Patreon podcast. For just $4 a month,

you'll get three to four episodes detailing a New York set romantic comedy. Right now,

we're in the middle of Moonstruck, so I wanted to give you all a chance to hear part one. I hope you enjoy.

Welcome to Still Wondering Moonstruck Part 1.

Well, hey, Lee's Castle.

Hey, Mike Jensen.

How are you doing today?

I am great.

We are here to talk about Moonstruck, which I have to, I have to start this off by telling you my backstory with the movie

Moonstruck. Okay. Because it actually plays a part in my adolescence. Sure. Okay. So when I was in high

school, I went to a performing arts high school for half the day, and one of my favorite teachers in

the entire world, Mr. G, he was in charge of that school. He was great. I loved him. One of the

best teachers I ever had. And one day, I don't remember why he decided to show us Moonstruck.

I mean, I'm assuming because it's a great film and it's John Patrick

Shanley and it has a lot of great performances, but I don't know if it was one of those like,

we're not feeling good so we're going to watch a movie day or if there was a reason behind it.

But anyway, he rolled in the TV as you would do in the, you know, early 2000s, late 90s, and put on Moonstruck.

And I was just like a bratty teen who was kind of bored. And I can imagine why this film may

have not inspired somebody who was like a teenager at that time. And after he was like,

so what did you think? And I was like, worst movie ever. And he was like,

what? This movie is brilliant. And I was like, worst movie I've ever seen terrible. So it became a

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