Commentary - The 1992 CBS All-American Thanksgiving Parade with Zach Reino and Anthony Gioe (Video Version) (Second Gate)
🕑 Added 2024-11-20 08:00:07 +0000 UTCThis 1992 Thanksgiving special takes viewers to the most happening places around the globe! New York City, Canada and most important: Anaheim, California! You'll see stars like Goofy and Marilu Henner! I bet you're sold after only those three sentences!
What do Zach Reino (Off Book Podcast) and Anthony Gioe (Duncanville) think of it? Of course they're going to love it, but just how much will they love it?
A link to the unedited parade:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jubxPwejnHw
Comments
Herman
"Jason's standing up again and saluting" has me rolling 🤣
John Mannella
the dissonant and bewildering nature of the Canadian content is because its the Santa clause parade (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toronto_Santa_Claus_Parade) an old timey parade funded by department store Eaton's that turned to paper mache floats to depict fables and children's story content during WW1. They are indeed all horrors, but they're our horrors.
Katelyn Benson
MAY THE FIFTH BE WITH YOU I LOVE YOU JASON
Steven LeBoeuf
this episode was consistently hilarious
Casey Hoolahan
What a gd delightful episode with two of my favorite guests.
Travoltron
Me screaming Egyptian Lover at the the computer.
Sean Byron
This was a real turkey week treat. Thanks
Fiona
https://copyrightalliance.org/faqs/parody-considered-fair-use-satire-isnt/ It’s parody if your work is commenting on the work being parodied. For example Weird Al’s Smells Like Nirvana which is about the fact that nobody can understand Cobain’s singing. It’s satire if you’re just using a song to comment on something else, like Weird Al’s Fat which has nothing to do with MJ aside from the catch that it sounds like his song. Parody is fair use, satire is not. But if he asks for permission anyway, artists are probably more likely to approve if it’s satire, because then it’s not making fun of them!
Fiona
I think I heard once that the Egypt part as a golf theme because the ancient Egyptians invented golf, but I don’t think that’s actually true.
Dan sulin
Anyone else having the issue were the video stops at 1:14. Right as Jason tells us about a Designing Women spin off?
Jason Mauch
Tried his best at various SPORTS. Dammit.
Jason Mauch
Pretty sure the golf-heavy aspects of the World According to Goofy were drawing on the 1944 short “How to Play Golf,” one of a series of shorts where Goofy tried his best at various shorts. I know I’ve seen it, and there may be a shot where a golf ball flying through the air takes on Goofy’s contorted visage and spawned the Goofball. Hell of a thing to make in real life, though.
Natania DiNatale
The King Putt Goofy was DEFINITELY in blackface.
Oliver Anderson
I thought I was the only one who remembered that! That song is too good to be forgotten.
Jessica Pearson
i really thought those cavemen were in blackface for a minute. just poor video quallity and bad beard makeup.
Luis Misiara
Also I'm sorry for commenting so much but out of all the Scott Free episodes this feels like the most Scott-friendly
Alexander Leesch
Oh man this commentary format made me wish yall would stream on Twitch
Julia Monahan
Goofy getting ready to be Amazon’d by Mrs Geef
Kristi Stokes
God this was a good episode. King putt hits the goofball.
David G
This is the best episode!
Ann
Great episode!!! The video part was great!!!
Beefer Sutherland
Obsessed with the tarp
Tyler Rampley
Jason knowing a lot about a weird sex thing that no one else on the podcast has ever heard of continues to be my favorite bit
David Ganssle
That Toontown song was later used as the theme for the local LA tv show Toontown Kids, a show that featured classic Disney shorts with new framing device storylines filmed on location at Disneyland. It would be prime PTR fodder if it was archived a little better, but alas, only a few segments from a few episodes seem to be preserved online.
Jonathan Swanson
One of the funniest eps in a while. And that bar has been pretty high lately, imo.
Trace Carter
“One of Jafar’s fucked-up wishes” is such a powerful phrase
Trace Carter
Be My Guest, Blaze One - put it on a SHIRT
Heather Miller
Here is Disney Dans commentary on the goofy parade https://youtu.be/g4kUSbFFILk?si=ry_wNWjZ6ibRIO3t
Luis Misiara
Then EVERYONE hypes Jason to the Nesquick bunny
Luis Misiara
Mike excitedly hyping Jason to stuff on screen is such a mood. "Look, Jason, it's Peter Pumpkin"
Luis Misiara
I wonder if Mike learned about the Marilu Henner thing from a Smodcast episode from 2011 or if he just watched the 60 Minutes episode
Taylorious
Goofy is a widower - put it on a shirt!
Heather Miller
I’m shocked this is the first time you dove into world according to goofy
Matthew Hooper
A goddamn delight.
Excitemike 64
Skipping 90s ads is a sin.
Excitemike 64
Once society realized we were in a new millennium, so much 20th century stuff became “old hat” and disappeared. Like Davey Crockett or the phrase “old hat”.
RyanD
This episode was such a silly delight.
Bobby Libby
The kid says he is from Arkansas and sure enough on Clark Duke's Wikipedia page: "Duke was born on May 5,1985 and raised in Arkansas,[1] the son of Angela and Ronnie Duke...In 1992, he was nominated for a Young Artist Award as an "Outstanding Actor Under Ten in a Television Series" for his work on Hearts Afire." It's definitely the same guy
Lobo
slow down there guys you all passed by Chuck and Bob too quickly https://youtu.be/DwDbd4jQpkA?si=iuUN6X-rTNfGl9os
Crate Diggers
Clark Duke rocked me to my core.
John Cody
This is the best episode ever
Ben
This feels like watching YouTube videos with my friends and not having anything funny to say so I’m sitting quietly listening. Also we’ve learned a lot about Jason in the last couple of episodes. In the Generation X one, he told us about his discovery of big strong women who can throw him around, and here he tells us about the Amazon position. Congrats on the engagement!
Jason Hay
Amazing content
Hayley Penso
I have an unopened rerelease of the Little Mermaid handheld 🫣 Also the very first version of Betty Boop was an anthropomorphic poodle and they dialed back the dog features pretty quickly even though her love interest Fitz/Bimbo remained extremely dog-like. ETA: I think you’re remembering the Christmas Disney specials as Thanksgiving specials because they were clearly filmed on the same day(s) as the things they did for Thanksgiving the same year And also, Mrs. Potts looks like they used the base of the old Dumbo/Dumbo’s Mom costumes and didn’t remove the elephant wrinkles Uh no no no, it’s not Italian Goofy, it’s Renaissance and Food/Chef (Renai-sauce) Goofy
Ollie Hodgkinson
i think you guys should do more of these!
dystopika
Love these video commentaries tho they’re difficult to enjoy on a commute 🤓
Zwoozy
The "Alien guys" TV show was "The Amazing Live Sea Monkeys" starring Howie Mandel.
Zwoozy
15 minutes in, and I declare this episode an "All Timer"
Mike Olson
'92 or '99?