Bit: SPACE RACE ADVANCEMENTS
Episode: 401- Space Travellers
(Thanks to
Jeremy
Blomstedt for a small correction.
Joel: Y'know the American space race had contributed a
whole lot more than just a lot of grainy black and white
photos to the great American way.
Crow: Yes.
Science, technology and processed foods were advanced beyond
the reckoning of our puny little minds.
Tom: It has been
said that one cannot swing one's dead cat without hitting an
item that has been advanced by the space program.
Joel: We begin.
The vitamin pill: a space race advancement!
Crow: Frozen
dough! Thank you, NASA.
Tom: The tie
clip! Keep it going, now.
Joel: The coffee
table.
Crow: Spats.
Tom: Chia
technology.
Joel: Tin
whistles.
Crow: The nylon
windbreaker.
Tom:
Naugahyde.
Joel: Swirled
yogurt, essential for spaceflight.
Crow: Battered
fishsticks.
Tom: The
collapsible top hat.
Joel: The Thing
Maker.
Crow:
Helicopters, planes and ordinary table salt.
Tom: Scooby-Doo
and Scrappy-Doo.
Joel: Branford,
Wynton, and Chicken Marsalis.
Crow: The
meatball! One hundred percent space technology!
Tom: The
styrofoam peanut, the circus peanut, and the Woozle whose
NAME was Peanut.
Joel: The bendy
straw.
Crow: Jim
Mitchum.
Tom: The basset
hound.
Joel:
Scattergories.
Crow: Police
Woman, the TV show.
Tom:
Margarine!
Joel: You see,
the space race has contributed so much to our lives that we
really couldn't even understand it all. All we know is that
it's friendly and it's good for us and we need it really,
really a lot. So open your hearts and open your wallets and
give. Think about it, won't you? Thank you.
(As Joel talks, Crow and Tom continue naming things)
Tom: Crack!
Crow: Jim
Belushi.
Tom: The cocktail
wiener
Crow:
Fireworks.
Tom: John
Connolly.
Crow: Corn
dogs.
Tom: The infield
fly rule.
Crow: The
V-shaped leg.
Tom: The Oedipal
complex.
Crow: Artificial
nails.
Tom: Mah Jong,
the ancient game of tiles.
Crow: The
Shakespeare plays.
Tom: Doorbells,
spring rolls, and whiskers on kittens.
Crow: Ennui.
Tom: SPACOM.
Crow: Bikini
wax
Tom: White
corpuscles.
Crow: The Swedish
steam-cooker (cut)
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