3427: Fever w/ Ophira Eisenberg
 

The great Ophira E. joins Keith and Chemda as they discuss Keith watching Saturday Night Fever for the first time, the scientific numbers behind the COVID-19 vaccinations, being out and about, and how to get revenge on a porch pirate. #FuckLoki

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Ophira Eisenberg
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3427: Fever w/ Ophira Eisenberg
 

O-PHIR-A!!! I [emoji3590] Ophira and am so happy every time I see her name in the title! This was an awesome ep. I loved the conversation about the awkward reintegration into society and Ophira’s big reveal- nobody puts baby in a corner.


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Ophira is the best!

And Loki is a bore.

I don’t watch superhero movies so I don’t know what is up with Loki.
But he looks like some kind of insect in this picture and I can’t imagine liking this.
So yeah.

Eisenberg means Iron mountain.
So she might herself be a super hero of some kind.

I guess 30mins of entertaining exposition is too much ��
It was a necessary thing to set up the upcoming movies and shows. It could've been extremely boring but it wasn't. Jonathan Majors killed it. Although I do understand the whole, why are we rooting for this genocidal maniac? I think it's cause he's charming and capable of redemption, and who doesn't like a redemption story?

Funny you mentioning Kevin Sorbo's tweets, there's a comedian named Steve Hoffsteter who just about every day replies to Sorbo's tweets with some snark and posts it on his FB, maybe you could have him on?

Also, Ophira is always a treat on the show, good times.

Keith hasn't enjoyed anything lately. This is reminded me of the entertainment drought of 2015. Prayers up.

In the Heights he seemed to like a lot despite himself.

Are we being gaslit, folks?

It was 287 minutes. I don't have a calculator, but that's 4.78333333 hours.

My dad: "And now a tomato soup recipe. Oh, did you think you'd only get a fascinating and entertaining story about Christ Jesus?"

It was a borefest all around. You can't trick me like I'm talking about 1 episode as if I hate Jonathan Majors' family.

(And that last episode wasn't 1/2 hour. It was 45 minutes. You're trying to Loki me!!!)

That felt a little tongue in cheek to me. But I’ll count it.