The Last Boy Scout (1991): Bill Medley, Blown-Up Footballs, and Bruce Willis’ Cigarette Budget
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The Last Boy Scout (1991): Bill Medley, Blown-Up Footballs, and Bruce Willis’ Cigarette Budget
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Exploding footballs. Cigarettes in the rain. Bruce Willis at peak divorce energy.
This week, the guys dive into The Last Boy Scout (1991) — the Shane Black/Tony Scott fever dream where football is corrupt, cars explode for no reason, and Bill Medley sings the most knockoff anthem in history. Adam calls it life-changing, Jeff brings the trivia (and the sighs), and Steve questions the league’s TV ratings.
Follow along as we break down Bruce Willis’ weirdest career pocket, Damon Wayans’ indoor sunglasses, and whether this football league somehow connects to Shane Falco and The Replacements.
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