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Sync up your screens, press play, and let's embark on this thrilling watch along together! #JibberJabberPodcast #WatchAlong #AmericanSamurai #MartialArtsThriller #1992Classic #ActionPacked #PodcastCommunity #MovieNight #LiveStreaming #FilmDiscussion #SamuraiShowdown #CinematicExperience #ThrowbackThursday #PopcornReady #NostalgicVibes #MovieTrivia #BehindTheScenes #FandomFun #JoinTheDiscussion #UnforgettableEvening It's going to be an unforgettable evening of martial arts magic. ) Immerse yourself in the captivating world of American Samurai, feel the adrenaline rush, and join the Jibber Jabber community in sharing your thoughts, reactions, and favorite moments. Click on the link below to access the movie: ( Don't miss out on this unique cinematic experience! Tune in live tonight at 9pm on YouTube, Facebook, and Twitch to watch along with us. With their signature blend of humor, analysis, and passionate fandom, they provide insightful commentary throughout the movie, offering fascinating trivia and behind-the-scenes anecdotes. In this special episode, our hosts Kev and Jay Mack dive deep into the world of American Samurai, discussing the film's iconic scenes, memorable characters, and the influence it had on the martial arts genre. Grab your popcorn, find a comfy seat, and prepare for an action-packed evening filled with epic fight sequences, gripping suspense, and intense samurai battles. When marrying Brad Chase and Denise Bauer while Denise was in labour, he called Denise "Dennis", and when the baby began to come out shouted "What's that there?" and later made several criticisms of her (the baby, who was a girl) and said "It's not cute at all!".Join us for a thrilling journey back to 1992 as Jibber Jabber Podcast presents a special watch along of the classic martial arts thriller, American Samurai. When Alan spoke out again, he said "You have specifically been told not to poop". When Alan began to speak out, Sanders told him he "did not want to hear another poop (peep) out of him". When Alan was charged with advising a client to run because it was very likely the client would lose and go to jail for a long time, Judge Sanders greeted him with a sorry shake of the head. Judge Sanders refuses to allow "Poopycock" (most likely Poppycock) or "Jibber-Jabber" in his courtroom, and both Alan, who Sanders called "Alan Shoop" rather than Shore on one occasion, and Denny have used his crankiness to their advantage. Judge Sanders often appears oblivious to the rules of evidence, blatantly sustaining and overruling objections incorrectly, and can be manipulated by attorneys, particularly Alan Shore. Bush, frequently claims "I am the decider."
He also, in a jab by the writers at then-President George W. At the end of that case, he reveals that he didn't have a clue what on earth they were talking about during the whole case, and then ruled in favour of "The Doctor" because he thought, as said earlier, the plaintiff was an ass. He also called the defendant, a doctor who was alleged to have stolen the right to the plaintiff's blood, a "Vampire Doctor".
Robert Sanders, played by Shelley Berman, is a District Court Judge who appears in 11 episodes of Boston Legal, first appearing in the episode " Stick It".Īn increasingly senile and crotchety old man, in one case he, in response to Shirley Schmidt saying "Whatever you think about."(in reference to a plaintiff), calls the plaintiff "an ass".
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