00:00:00Introduction & Chit-chat
00:19:34Movie Reveal
00:24:46Movie Discussion & Rating
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Sam’s back with another comedy. This time it’s 2011’s “Cedar Rapids”, starring Ed Helms, John C. Reilly, Isiah Whitlock Jr, and Anne Heche. Being a more grounded comedy compared to what Sam usually picks, will this story about a mild-mannered insurance salesman connect with Robin more than other comedies?
00:00:00 - Introduction & Chit-chat
00:19:34 - Movie Reveal
00:24:46 - Movie Discussion & Rating
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