#1844 - Tom Segura
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#1844 - Tom Segura mentions The Real Anthony Fauci by Robert Kennedy Jr., The Strain by Guillermo del Toro, It by Stephen King, and I Like to Play Alone, Please with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
You should read, if you really want to get grossed out, read The Real Anthony Fauci.
the beginning had so much suspense
It's just like, it feels like you're back to work.
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The host mentions 'The Real Anthony Fauci' to highlight the controversial history of pharmaceutical practices and the…
The host discusses Guillermo del Toro's book 'The Strain' to highlight its unique take on vampires and the suspensefu…
The host briefly mentions the book 'I Like to Play Alone, Please' while discussing the guest's successful tour and wo…
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“The book details all of his involvement in AZT with the HIV crisis in the 80s. It's described as wild and political, and the speaker endorses reading it.”
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“Guillermo del Toro wrote an interesting book The Strain that they turned into like a series on fx. I read the book and I remember reading the book and like halfway into the book it's almost like he just wanted to finish it.”
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“That's why Stephen King is the greatest. His books, and particularly the ones when he was doing Coke, the old days. Those books are just like, he takes you on this journey of the mind that's so bizarre.”
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The host mentions 'The Real Anthony Fauci' to highlight the controversial history of pharmaceutical practices and the role of Anthony Fauci in the…
The host discusses Guillermo del Toro's book 'The Strain' to highlight its unique take on vampires and the suspenseful buildup in the first half of…
The host briefly touches on the struggles of writing a book, likening it to the challenges faced in school. This mention serves to highlight the de…
Movies & Documentaries Mentioned
American Werewolf in London
“The final scene in American Werewolf in London features a transformation in a porn theater, highlighting the absurdity of the situation.”
What is a Woman?
“The documentary 'What is a Woman?' features Matt Walsh asking questions about gender identity and has a 97% score on Rotten Tomatoes.”
A Quiet Place
“A Quiet Place is praised for its great concept and the creative design of its monsters, with a focus on suspense and survival.”
Operation Odessa
“A documentary on Netflix that discusses drug smugglers and their dealings, including a submarine and nuclear missiles.”
Pan's Labyrinth
“Pan's Labyrinth is mentioned as an amazing film by Guillermo del Toro, known for its unique storytelling and visuals.”
Emmanuel Goes to Paris
“Mentioned in the context of soft core porn movies that were available on Cinemax.”