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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 1995 internet fueled thriller, The Net. They talk about the performances, and how Dennis Miller was successfully able to play a very serious part. They also discuss some of the very real concerns about the early days of the internet that were addressed in this movie. It's time to plug in your modem. Get ready for The Net.
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