for today, although this one's kind of fun during the next
five weeks while we are doing other things than watching
football or making video content about football. What
will we be watching on TV? Or I'm going to expand it and say
movies.
You know, I haven't been to a theater
in probably five years
Shireen Europe.
Well, I'm going to start in the reason I have the Astros cap.
I saved it for this segment as I put it up there for this
segment Mike. So when I was a kid, I cried whenever
the Cowboys lost like I was emotionally attached to Cal.
I'm not emotionally attached to any
team in the NFL now and haven't been since I began coverage FL
way longer Jan.
I'm really not but but I do have two teams that I am
emotionally invested in and I don't cry anymore but I will
pout My Houston, Astros blues, or my Aggie sloughs,
and my Aggies play today. They made the College World Series
and Jim Schloss nagle's first season as the head coach.
Surprisingly. Those are the funnest teens. When you don't
expect anything out of them,
they play Oklahoma today at 1:00 p.m. caller Marie, is
going to be at the game to see both of his former teams. And
we know he's rooting for Oklahoma and he's going to be
so disappointed today. When that happens. So I will be
watching The College World Series and I will be watching
more baseball, got to go to Houston on Sunday.
To watch. John McClane, throw out the first pitch and
the Astros game. That's the Hat. He got, which he gave to me for
coming down to watch him, throw out the first pitch and no, it
was not a strike. So Mike, if you throw yours out,
I want to see you, throw a strike. If you get to throw one
out at the Pirates game,
I was hoping the Texas A & M would play Alabama at some
point. In both Jimbo Fisher and Nick Saban would be there and
maybe get into a fist fight during the game.
First thing that's on my agenda and it's been there for a few
weeks now, I am going to see the Top Gun movie at some
point, the next five weeks. I keep checking to see what it's
going to be available to stream at home and I have a feeling
because it's doing so
well and kind of reinvigorating the theater experience.
I'm going to have to actually go.
So I'm going to do the pathetic old man, thing, and go at like,
11:30 in the morning. When no one else is in the theater and
watch it. So when I tap out, one of these days from posting
on PFT for a couple hours, it won't be because I'm taking a
nap, it will be because I've gone to the movies
and will inevitably fall asleep there
during Top Gun
Well, and I had that on my list, this number 2 might,
because I've heard such great things about it and you and I,
we were in our 20s. When the first Top Gun came out in 1986
and it was such a good movie and it's such a good movie now.
And if
I want to see that obviously will have to go to the theater
to see that. And I also want to see King Richard, I started it
on a flight and didn't get to finish it. And I do want to
watch King, Richard from start to finish.
So those are the two movies I want to see Top Gun, and King,
Richard. And let's just be clear when Top Gun came out in
May of B6. I was only 20 and you were 21. I just want to be
clear
on that was in that three month window of the year when I'm
actually younger than you. I also I also
will see and I'm probably not going to be disappointed by Top
Gun because by all appearances, it's great. Because the thing
I hate about going to the movies is
when I have high expectations, I am always
disappointed and the best experience for me is to have no
expectations whatsoever. Like when we saw Cota,
Which was best picture this year. I was blown away by it,
I knew nothing about it and it was just awesome. However, I'm
going to suspend my general rule of thumb because
this Elvis movie looks spectacular to me. I was never
a big Elvis guy growing up, but I saw the trailer when it first
came out, and I have a feeling it's clickbait, it's movie
clickbait, they're going to cause
me to go to the theater
and see it. And I'm going to be thoroughly disappointed, but
I predict that's going to be one of the things I do. Over
the next five weeks.
Well, there's so many movies, Mike and so many. I haven't
seen that. That I want to catch up on but, you know, at our
house, we have four TVs and in the main room and they're
usually all on Sports and we're starting to
get down to where. Now, there's hockey, we did have hockey on
the other day and I do like hockey
when it's in this Stage IT Stanley Cup finals. But most of
our TVs are going to be on Golf and Tennis
focused on that because we have so many majors coming up and of
course I'll give him BC a Plug now has the u.s. open this
weekend and that's all we had on yesterday switching around
from Network to network from peacock to NBC to wherever it
was on yesterday.
Watching that Suave that on all weekend. But I'm looking
forward to Wimbledon as well. We might get to see Serena for
the final time and I truly want to see her. I think she's
probably on that point where she can win a tournament love
to see your
do it. But I think it's probably not going to happen,
but I want to see Serena Williams one final time
with Always had that kind of special vibe to it. My mom was
a huge tennis fan, and
I used to play some tennis not very well at all. I had a serve
that one out of ten
was, was a nightmare an Unstoppable. The problem is
the other nine all sucked
II. Here's a here's, and this is for the Twitter crowd out
there that reacted to my observation last night about
the first season of Fargo. I just recently completed that
with Billy, Bob Thornton and it was
spectacular. And I said they Have just stopped with that.
I've gotten some blowback people who think Fargo, season
two was better than Fargo, season 1. Well,
I watched season 2 and and it doesn't really resonate and
I didn't feel compelled to go back and watch it again. But in
deference to those, who believe that, Fargo, season 2 is some
sort of a masterpiece,
I will watch that while working
starting today with episode one,
and I will make an assessment of fresh assessment as to where
it stands in relation to the season one.
In a Fargo.
Oh, I haven't watched either one yet, Mike's was sounds
like, that's something that I need to catch up on
this summer to because there's so many of these series that
I haven't seen. And that, that that's one that I would love to
watch. I think
Fargo is very dark, very dark, very well done. Billy Bob
Thornton plays, the role of villain extremely well. And
it's a shame that he died at the end of season one, because
he would have been a guy. They could have
maybe continued to build, right? I just gave away
the sorry, spoiler alert the bad.
Gets killed. But isn't that how it always goes?
Let's go ahead and take a break. We'll wrap up
our
Friday edition and are run at least for five weeks of PFT
live right after this.