Episode 207: Charlie's Angels (2000)

Dec 4, 2019

Summary:

  

"'Lady who means business' hair." This week we look back to the year 2000 version of Charlie's Angels because it's the only one that matters. Also discussed: Andrea's horny '40s, Lisa's inability to appreciate dark comedy and the cultural differences between the 'ought' decade and the 2010s.

 

 

Show notes:

 

Crispin Glover in Back to the Future (YouTube)

 

Remember how hot Sam Rockwell was in Charlie's Angels? (Junkee)

 

Charlie’s Angels: Love it or hate it, the original movie is an unintentional Warholian masterpiece (Guardian)

 

The Complicated Legacy of the 2000 Charlie’s Angels (Vanity Fair)

 

Charlie’s Angels Is Now On Netflix. How Well Does It Hold Up? (Refinery29)

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Recommendations:

Andrea W.:  The Watchmen (HBO)

Lisa:  The End of the F***ing World (Netflix)
 

Music credits:

"Deviate" by Podington Bear

"Ghost" by Podington Bear
From Free Music Archive
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Theme song "Pyro Flow" by Kevin Macleod

From Incompetch

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Intro bed:"OLPC" by Marco Raaphorst

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