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It’s time for part two.

We follow part one by taking a deep dive into Adam Sandler’s career trajectory—from the post-2000s dip in comedy classics to his major Netflix comeback. We revisit the often-overlooked era of Click, Grown Ups, and Jack and Jill, asking: was there a shift in his comedic style, and why don’t we talk about these films anymore?

We explore the massive Netflix deal that changed everything—breaking down its value, the projects it produced, and how these films compare to his earlier work.

We also look at Sandler’s powerful return to drama in Uncut Gems, Hustle, and Spaceman, and the critical acclaim that followed (despite the Oscar snub).

Finally, we preview what’s next: Happy Gilmore 2, the Safdie brothers’ gritty sports card drama, and Noah Baumbach’s highly anticipated project- Jay Kelly.

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It’s episode 27! And for this episode we are celebrating the upcoming release of the highly anticipated sequel Happy Gilmore 2, by looking at the career of the man himself, Adam Sandler. In this first part, we are looking at his earlier comedy movies, from Billy Madison to 50 First Dates, we discuss why he is one of the biggest comedic actors of all time.

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It’s episode 26! This week we are celebrating the 45th birthday of The Blues Brothers!

We’ll dive into how a simple SNL sketch turned into a full-blown cult classic, with legendary cameos, ridiculous stunts, and quite possibly the most chaotic car chase ever filmed inside a shopping mall.

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