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"In this episode, we discuss Katherine Heigl's most honestly-named film: One for the Money."

Movie Summary[]

As recommended by Elliott's Mom, a movie based on the best-selling series of novels by Janet Evanovich.

Premise[]

An attractive young woman gets hired as a rookie bounty huntress, and almost immediately becomes mixed up in a complicated murder plot.

Story[]

New Jersey native Stephanie Plum has plenty of attitude, even if she is broke after six months of unemployment. Desperate for money, Stephanie convinces her cousin to give her a job as a recovery agent with his bail-bond company. What she lacks in experience she makes up for in moxie, and she intends to bring in her cousin's biggest bail-jumper: Joe Morelli, a former vice cop and murder suspect who broke Stephanie's heart when she was in high school.

Final Judgments[]

  • In the middle between Good-Bad and Bad-Bad (Stuart) @35:30
  • Didn't hate it, but didn't like it. (Elliott) @35:55
  • Bad-Bad movie, but one of the best of the Bad-Bads (Dan) @36:15

Episode Highlights[]

David Kalan @6:35
The Sarlacc Pit @14:45
Submarine Sandwich @16:25

Movie Pitches[]

Quotes[]

  • ­'Attack the vagina' sounds like he's, like, got some nunchucks or something and he's just whackin' at it.
           —Dan @11:40
  • ­He's super cut. Like I said: he's got abs like a Ninja Turtle.
           —Elliott @17:40

Listener Mail[]

  • Mailbag Song @39:00
"Retronauts Plug" from Bob Mackie @39:35
Retronauts (podcast)
"" from Aaron Lastnamewithheld @46:50
 
That Is All by John Hodgman (pg. 726)
"Mickey's Screen-Used Cell Phone from Sorority Row" from Carl Lastnamewithheld @51:05
 

Recommendations[]

  • The Missouri Breaks (1976) by Arthur Penn (Elliott) @?
  • Chronicle (2012) by Josh Trank (Stuart) @?
  • Haywire (2011) by Steven Soderbergh (Dan) @?
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