It's the month of March and this month's streaming things is brought to you by Chester Copperpot,

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Welcome back, my name is Chris, my name is Madison, and I'm Steve, and this is streaming things

with a very special episode for you. Over on the Patreon feed, probably right right

now, not later this week, right now, as you're listening. Each month of the patrons are

allowed to vote on a special movie, and they chose Twister from 1996 Classic. So over on Patreon,

we're gonna be doing our full scene by scene, play by play, breakdown, full of corny gags,

that's our stick on Twister, which is a movie that we all love from back in the day,

but we actually got Sean Whalen, who starred in the movie, and we all kinds of fun tidbits about

making the film, and his experience with that, uh, to come in and talk to us. So that's what you're

about to hear, uh, through digital airways, of course, he was not in our studio. Yeah, he was

kind enough to join us over Zoom, and we got to talk to him for a good half hour, 40 minutes

about his experience on the show, and also his experience of doing milk commercials.

Yeah, his origin is fascinating, a got milk, what an archive, right, the got milk era.

Yeah, he got in, he got in the got milk game, and it was good. Yeah, at the ground level,

you'd say a commercial directed by Michael Bay straight from the teeth of a himself.

My favorite part of that commercial is when the milk explodes, explodes in his face,

and a transformer jumps out. The milk automobiles, good milk, bubble bay. We all know that milk does

a body good. The decepticons are trying to stop it with that milk got that bulge

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