Get Out!

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1. Jorma steps back from oversharing

   0:20

   Jorma explains he overshared about his accident on last week's episode and now prefers to keep the details private. The hosts tease him for it.

   I feel like I overshared too much last week, and now I don't want to talk about it.

2. Dem clicks callback

   0:36

   Jorma uses the phrase 'dem clicks,' the podcast's running shorthand for viral attention that Andy Samberg is always chasing.

   Dem clicks. I'm a click fiend, and you trended on deadline.
   dem clicks

3. Pulling a renter defined

   0:51

   Andy notes that Seth had called a bad move 'pulling a renter' before the recording, which he finds in poor taste. It's a joke about publicly exposing a private text exchange.

   One detail here is not in the transcript.

   Seth was saying it's called pulling a renter, but I thought that was in poor taste.

4. Fans point here

   1:39

   2 YouTube comments timestamp this moment, 2 likes.

   No, I didn't read any YouTube comments. All right, so here's one that really made me laugh. Yeah. Because, again, last week was the Taylor Swift episode. Yeah. Somebody wrote, Swifties? OMG, I'm going to click on this…

5. Swiftie comment roundup

   1:46

   Seth reads listener YouTube comments about the previous week's Taylor Swift episode, including a joke about a middle-aged man losing his ass.

   OMG, I'm going to click on this to hear all the funny Taylor stories.

6. Movie retitled Over Your Dead Body

   5:33

   Jorma explains the movie's working title, The Trip, clashed with an existing film and show, so it was renamed Over Your Dead Body after several rejected options.

   we've now changed the title is now Over Your Dead Body.
   Quaid Army

7. Quaid Army reacts to Mugless

   6:21

   Listeners note that Mugless, a figure the Quaid Army enjoys, is apparently enjoying the chaos over Jorma's accident, which the hosts take as karma.

   Do you know who multiple members of the Kuwait army have said is is kind of doing a victory lap right now?
   Quaid Army

8. Joanna Newsom nails the quiz

   11:02

   Seth asks which Joanna Newsom song contains 'horse sense'; Andy answers 'Monkey and Bear' correctly, and the hosts call Newsom to confirm.

   Do you know the song that horse sense is in the lyrics?

9. Andy's pentafecta achievement

   11:51

   Andy claims a pentafecta: Queen Bee in Spelling Bee, Connections in reverse difficulty, Strands with no hints, Wordle in two, and Letterboxd in two words. Pentafecta is a fan coinage for this combined feat.

   Andy: Well, I got a pentafecta, Seth.
   pentafectacleanQueen Beequibi

10. Quibi used for Queen Bee

    13:41

    The hosts use 'quibi' as a verb for earning Queen Bee in the Spelling Bee, a term a listener suggested.

    But I quibbyed that. Yeah, I did not quibby that.
    quibi

11. Chewy sends a Frisbee tribute

    14:55

    Seth describes a dog-food company's gift after Frisbee died: a framed painting of Frisbee on a Frisbee. The hosts thank the brand, joking about clicks.

    Shout out to Chewy. Thank you, Chewy.

12. Andy's voice note stunt

    18:41

    Akiva had Andy record a voice note mid-episode, a prank Seth and Jorma missed in the edit. Andy says he got Queen Bee again the next day.

    Then Jeff asked me to do another one to tee up Rob Klein's nice voice note about bunny business.

13. Wuthering Heights trailer buzz

    20:15

    Andy notes the Wuthering Heights trailer ranks above the hosts' content on Deadline's charts, owing to its horny vibe and Charli XCX music.

    You're now at three because the Wuthering Heights trailer came out and it looks super horny.

14. Blow Up, not Blowout

    20:54

    Seth corrects his tennis-movie list: the film is Blow Up, not Blowout, a Michelangelo Antonioni picture.

    It was actually Blow Up. Yeah, Blowout is what Jorm's been doing.

15. Get Out short introduced

    23:07

    Seth announces the short Get Out. Akiva has no memory of the week it was shot, and Jorma recalls editing MacGruber as his excuse for missing the shoot.

    Keith, do you remember shooting this?

16. Jordan Peele's Get Out comparison

    23:28

    The hosts joke that Jordan Peele's film of the same name ripped off their digital short, which had the same title. The movie was released in 2017, and the short predates it on SNL.

    Jordan Peele ripped us off.

17. See you at the table

    23:52

    A running in-joke among the cast: people say 'see you at the table' when two writers pitch similar premises, a nod to high noon showdowns.

    see you at the table. See you at the table.

18. Get Out! roots in college videos

    24:24

    Andy says the idea was a college short he made at NYU, and the group rebuilt it into the SNL version, keeping the strongest final beat.

    this was an idea that i had shot in college

19. Elliot Page short shares a beat

    26:00

    The bathroom-door recurring beat was used in an earlier short with Elliot Page, where a zombie gag produced a similar shock.

    Elliot walks in on you as the zombie and you do the same move.

20. Fred outfit

    29:08

    Andy and Seth riff on Fred's wardrobe of tops and tails, a recurring look associated with the character Fred.

    That's the most Fred outfit of all Fred outfits.

21. Fans point here

    30:05

    1 YouTube comment timestamps this moment, 4 likes.

    Yeah, Donald Duck Strut. Donald Duck Strut. The best looking! everybody wanted me to right nobody listening even remember we did a whole episode about it and still everyone was like what the fuck is he talking about it…

22. Fans point here

    31:42

    1 YouTube comment timestamps this moment, 10 likes.

    Fall tastes better with better ingredients from Whole Foods Market. No added growth hormones or antibiotics in their meat department means slow braised short ribs are even more satisfying. All seafood is wild caught…

23. John Bovee promo

    33:20

    The hosts recall the John Bovee promo bit with Will Forte and Jason Sudeikis, with Sudeikis reversing a blown kiss.

    Suds did reverse blowing of kisses.

24. Kristen Wiig's Trina

    34:28

    Trina is Kristen Wiig's secretary character from the New Secretary sketch, with Jason Sudeikis as Thomas. Seth calls it one of the greatest Wiig characters.

    This is a sketch Wig did that I can't remember if we've talked about Trina

25. Fans point here

    36:30

    3 YouTube comments timestamp this moment, 127 likes.

    So good. Hey, everybody. Akiva here. I'm just going to interject, just interrupt real quick. I'm on my phone. It's Saturday now. We recorded this episode on Wednesday. I left.

26. Greatest sketch in SNL history

    37:46

    America Sawyer once said the world does not realize New Secretary is the greatest sketch in the show's history.

    the world does not realize that this is the greatest sketch in the history of the show.

27. Fans point here

    39:06

    1 YouTube comment timestamps this moment, 10 likes.

    Thomas, this is for this! She's putting a cap on a pen. Oh, Trina. Oh, did you see it? Yes, yes, I did. You put a cap on a pen. That's great.

28. Steve Martin was the first Thomas

    42:37

    The first version of New Secretary reportedly starred Steve Martin as the boss, before Sudeikis took the part.

    I believe the first version of this sketch was with Steve Martin as the boss

29. Steve Martin as first makeup guy

    43:04

    Seth notes Steve Martin was the first makeup guy in the Trina sketch, and calls this the platonic ideal of Trina.

    Steve Martin was the first makeup guy. I think this is the platonic ideal of Trina.

30. Voice notes from Keenan

    43:25

    The hosts joke about asking Keenan for voice notes, following Jorma's accident.

    Do you think if all four of us text Keenan, he'll give us a voice note?

31. Quaids sign-off

    45:24

    The show signs off with the callback 'Later, Quaids,' the affectionate term for listeners.

    Later, Arnold. Later, Quades.
    Quaidlater, Quaids