Best of the Worst: Plinketto #10

I’m not sure this was commented on, but they failed to mention that Gregory Scott Cummins of Action USA and Hack O Lantern (aka Mac’s Dad on IASIP) was the helicopter pilot in Stone Cold.

James E Carrey

That ending with jack and jack was gold, great episode lads!

New Jack was utterly charming and fit in nicely after some initial awkwardness, happy to see him on the show and hope he comes back.

Midnight Blue

Macaucau McCulkin is one of their strongest assets...!

Manuel Johnen

Max Landis was the only BOTW I only watched once. IMHO Mac doesn't belong in that camp.

Bort Ward

Does anyone know the name of last beer Mike has? I want to try some of that orange juice.

Firstname Lastname

Gotta admit, I was worried when New Jack joined the panel, but he was definitely on the Patton Oswalt/Gillian Bellinger side of the Celebrity Guest Spectrum, as opposed to the Macaulay Culkin/Max Landis side.

Adam Miles

This was a great episode - Stone Cold is a gem! My sense of order was initially disturbed by Jack Quaid, but it actually worked well enough. Try not to be bogged down by the newcomer (ouch!)

Fun story…I was listening to an NFL draft preview show this week and they discussed the top 5 most disappointing picks in draft history. Brian Bosworth was one, though, sadly, Stone Cold was not mentioned in their analysis.

andrew

Tarantino is showing Lady Terminator at his theater this week: https://thenewbev.com/program/april-30-lady-terminator-midnight-show/

Ian Stewart

As a horribly old and decrepit man, I can say that "Dracula" and "Vampire" were virtually synonyms back in the '70s. Vampire=Dracula and Dracula=Vampire. That was the way people thought back then. It wasn't until the '80s that new types of vampire movies started coming out that this changed from Dracula being THE vampire to Dracula being a vampire and just an old famous one of many. And young looking vampires took over.

DonMac

I just now realized you had the nephew of Randy Quaid on your show...

Manuel Johnen