Is Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again the Best Sequel Ever?
- Episode aired Jun 1, 2020
Patrick covers how Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (2018) is a great sequel.Patrick covers how Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (2018) is a great sequel.Patrick covers how Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (2018) is a great sequel.
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Patrick Willems: Now let's get down to business, this message is for John Krasinski. No one else. If your name is not John Krasinski, get out of here now. Just close the tab and leave.
Jake Torpey: [angrily interrupts by stringing his guitar] I've had enough with the petty Krasinski feud! We're supposed to be talking about Mamma Mia! A movie that is pure, light-hearted fun for the whole family, okay?
Matt Torpey: Come on, dude, chill out!
Hank Willems: Pat, let's get a bit of perspective here, okay? Just take a week off and relax.
Michael Curran: Why not watch some quality Disney XD programming?
Patrick Willems: [on the verge of tears] All of you stop ganging up on me! This is MY show!
Jake Torpey: Can we just do the dance that we've been practicing?
Patrick Willems: [sighs] Fine. Do your dance.
[Jake and Rachel dance to "Dancing Queen" by ABBA; Patrick shrinks it to the top right corner and silences it]
Patrick Willems: I'm sorry. Sorry, I just can't let this go, I've gotta get it out there. John Krasinski, if you're watching, here's what I think is the most outrageous part of your show selling to Viacom: it's the fact that you're not even going to host it anymore. You said it yourself in an episode that this idea you had for an uplifting good news show is not unique, it has been done before. The only hook of your show is that Jim from The Office is hosting it and can rope in all his famous friends, so if you're not there, why should anyone care? What's the point? And what really drives me up the wall is how The Hollywood Reporter is so obsessed with the fact that your show is self-financed. Wow. Good for you, man! You hired a freelance editor on Upwork. I did the math, you know! It looks like you spent about 0.25 percent of your salary for one episode of Jack Ryan on each episode of Some Good News, and yet, you just still could not be bothered to buy a decent microphone. Hey, CBS! I self-fund my show too! You know what? I spent fifteen bucks on foam sound-panels for the walls! Please buy my show. Please, I promise to keep hosting it forever. I just... can't let Krasinski win. This is all I have.
[Patrick's fake New York background collapses onto the floor]