Sea Bee Jeebies

Activity description: Welcome to Reverse Psychology, the Fraser Rewatch podcast where we go backwards through every episode of the show. Tonight, we're covering Season 11, Episode 10, CBGBs, which originally aired on December 2nd, 2003. Is this our first pun title? Or are all of them pun titles? We'll find out. I'm your host, Curtis Schack. Joining me as always, our resident upside downer, it's Ryan Sansone. Curtis, I'm excited to see the Bee Gees here with you tonight as well. Great. And now on a more somber note, I'm tasked with the difficult obligation to in memoriam at the top of the show. We lost our frequent guest, Bradley Kirkston, this year. Why did I die? Oh, my. Bradley? Is that you? It's me. Also with us today, it's zombie Bradley Kirkston. What up, homies? I'm just as cool in zombie life as I am in real life. You don't have to actually sound like a zombie. Oh, I'm just being the characters. It was important. You don't have to be the character. Zombies don't talk. I just imagined it was going to go on for like a year or two. Yeah, you should have went, ugh. For the zombie voice. That's not a zombie voice. The robot voice. Maybe a little later, I'll sing a song in my zombie voice. Please. Well, we actually took last week off from recording the podcast. So, I thought before diving into the episode, I wanted to catch up with y'all. What did you use for your time off? What did you do? I can go first. A friend of mine from college came to visit. Anybody we know? Yes. That was me. What happened? You guys got to meet each other in person for the first time in forever? Yeah, it was fun. Was that the first time we saw each other since the pandemic? No, because we went to a wedding together. Okay. That sounds like we went as a couple. Well, we did. Didn't you guys kind of? Yeah, we saw you in a room. He picked me up. That is true. I guess that is true. We did kind of go as dates. Um, and you haven't seen each other since, but it did not go well. And yeah, we did not decide to continue the relationship. So what was it like seeing your ex? I would say, crucially, I brought my new boyfriend to Oh, rubbing it in to the hang. Yeah. And Curtis and I got really drunk on $13. Are you can drink mimosas? Oh my gosh, this was the most amazing thing we took us. So I was visiting him in his city and he took us to this restaurant for brunch and they had the bottomless mimosas thing. I've never in my life seen the price tag $13 for bottomless mimosas. How many mimosas did you guys have without bottoms? Eight? They were filling up halfway at one point. Like we drank a lot. And they were not, to be clear, most of them were like 90% champagne. These were not like watered down mimosas. That's fun. I haven't done a bottomless mimosa probably since the pandemic. Is it, did it slap where you guys, you guys were feeling it? It was great. The food was also very good. So that helps. I had to go on a bus to head back to New York City right after. And it was, it was good because you want to be toasted on a bus. But also it was bad because this bus, the one time it stopped, the bus station was closed. And so I, they, there was no bathroom. Ooh. Well, you're, you're a guy. You could just go pee anywhere. It's fine. Well, we were in the middle of a city. Like it was a little, a little weird. Yeah. Just dip into an alley. What do you mean? Like there was a tree, but we, we, the bus driver is very kind. And he, uh, made a special bus stop for me. Wait, wait, how many people were on this bus? I don't know. 20, 30. And what? So you go up to the front and you're like, excuse me, bus driver. I really need to pee. I think he saw frantically. I was looking for a bathroom at the bus station. And so he was just like, he made an announcement right after I'm going to, there was no bathroom here. So I'm going to go and stop at the nearest trust stop. I'm worried that this guy is going to pee in my bus. It's a valid concern. Again, a lot of mimosas. You wouldn't pee in the city, but you'd pee on a bus. Is that weird? Yeah. Priorities, man. Ryan, what about you? What, uh, what did you get up to this last week? Oh, I tried to go visit Dolly Parton herself. Whoa. Yeah. We, we drove down to Knoxville, Tennessee to go to Dollywood. Knocking around in Knoxville. Knocking around in Knoxville. I do not recommend. First of all, first of all, she wasn't even there. I don't think. That doesn't sound right. It takes forever to get into Dollywood. I don't know what they are doing. Dolly, we love you, but please, please fix the entrance to your park. Oh, we were in, we waited to get into the park for two hours. It was crazy. Did you have tickets added? Were you waiting in line to get tickets or just to get scanned into the park? Well, there's, there's many phases of waiting. We, we were in line just to get into the parking lot. Bro. In the parking lot, you go into, there's like a three lane highway that then turns into a like 10, 10 lane gate that then goes back to like a five lane because there's five different parking lots you can end up in. Uh, the signage isn't very good. And even if it was, it doesn't matter because you get stuck in these lanes anyway. Uh, it's just madness and chaos. You finally get to where you're going and then you have to wait in line to get on a train. Cause you're so far away from the actual park when you park. So they have these little like trams and you think like, maybe I'll just walk, but they don't have sidewalks. So there's like no feasible way to do that. You'd have to like go through traffic. It's crazy. Uh, and then you get down there and yeah, we still had to buy our tickets, bought our tickets and then still had to wait in line to get physically into the park. It was just crazy. I, when you said that, uh, physically into the park, I thought you were just going to say, so get our physical before we'd be allowed entry. I would have been way faster if we all just would have got physicals once you were inside. Was it a good park? I have no idea what happened in Dollywood. No, it's terrible. I mean, it's okay. So like it's a regular amusement park, but they put it like onto the side of a mountain. So everything's like really congested. And like, there's not a ton of bathrooms. There's not a ton of eating spots that you would hope. So like there's lines for everything that you could ever imagine. And there's like six rides cause it's a mountain. And no Dolly Parton. I don't think she was there. We, we, we yelled her name a lot, especially my daughter, but yeah, it was fine. We bought a great cowboy hat, cowgirl hat, I guess. Nice. I feel awkward about, uh, how, how bad of an experience you had because surprise, uh, Dolly Parton has a very substantial recurring role in Frasier. So in a couple of seasons, you're going to be seeing a lot of her. Although we still love Dolly. We just want her to fix her park tremendously. I think one way that she could help if there was $18 or if there was $13 bottomless mimosas, I would have been fine. For sure. You should have come to Baltimore, America's favorite city. Yeah. I'm not going to do that, but you know, I could have used mimosas. I love the beauty of the upside down is that you really, you might really be starting Dolly Parton. You'll be waiting for it. I'm excited about that. On that note, why don't we, uh, slip into the episode? Uh, why not? Yeah. Actually, there's a palate cleanser from Dollywood. Let's do it. Final phrase attribution: Who begins the college-friend visit account?: Brad; Who tells the bus-trip/bathroom account?: Curtis Reunion speakers: Who begins the college-friend visit account?: Brad; Who tells the bus-trip/bathroom account?: Curtis

Activity description: But I want to thank all of you for staying with us today. Thanks to Kevin MacLeod for our theme music. And I also want to mention that we finally have an active social media account. We've got the TikToks. We've got the Instagrams. We've got the Twitters. We've even got the YouTubes. So we can find all of that at our handle, ReversePsychPod. At the TikToks? We got the TikToks? We're going to do TikToks. Should we be dancing? Are we going to dance? You're welcome to. I'm with that. I'm with that. So what do you think? Should the people listening subscribe, like, share, post, do whatever it is that people do online? Probably not, right? No. Yeah, it doesn't really sound like something they'd be good at. Probably don't. You guys would be so bad at it. So for myself, for Ryan, for Brad, good mid-morning.

Activity request: You've got to redo that line. Result qualification: He has no power over the edit, so. Activity description: You've got to redo that line. You called me the wrong name. Try that again. Try that again, please. Uh, Bradley. Was this a good episode? Try one more time. Get his name right, please. It's Brad K. Oh, it doesn't matter. I'm only going to cut in the episode, the version where I call him Brad, so it doesn't matter. He has no power over the edit, so. Confirmed final phrase: speaker: Curtis; text: He has no power over the edit, so. Final phrase attribution: Which earlier line is the name-correction retake intended to replace: the rating handoff or signoff, or is this unknown?: This is end of episode bloopers; Who says they will use the version naming Brad in the edit?: Curtis Edit decision speaker: Curtis Final followup: question: Which earlier line, if any, is the end-blooper “Bradley. Was this a good episode?” meant to replace: the rating handoff, the signoff, neither, or UNKNOWN?; answer: answer: Everything after the Curtis sign off and music is the end episode blooper; receipt: 20261005T151933252400Z-3a9524dd57849949 Confirmed blooper scope: Everything after the Curtis sign off and music is the end episode blooper Editorial link status: The intended earlier replacement line is not identified by the final answer; retain it as unknown and unlinked.

Action: As we go. Well, remember. All the time. We're together. Yo, now I'm in a rap and I'm rapping to the beat and I ain't got nothing else than my feet. Welcome to the show. We are Frazier. If you got any questions, ask your beeper. Just say later. Activity description: Brad, would you like to play us out? Boom, boom, boom, boom. As we go. Boom, boom. Well, remember. Boom, boom, boom. Boom, boom, boom. All the time. Boom, boom, boom. We're together. Boom, boom, boom. I'm actually not worried about copyright infringement on this one. Yo, now I'm in a rap and I'm rapping to the beat and I ain't got nothing else than my feet. Welcome to the show. We are Frazier. If you got any questions, ask your beeper. Just say later. You're wary of being recorded, right? Yeah, it's fine. I can't adapt you out of it. Did you say that you have no feet? I might have said that. Final phrase attribution: Who says the passage beginning “As we go.”?: Brad