Episode Transcript
Transcripts are displayed as originally observed. Some content, including advertisements may have changed.
Use Ctrl + F to search
0:01
Six minutes is brought to you
0:03
by Progressive Insurance. You chose to
0:05
hit play on this podcast today.
0:07
Smart choice. Make another smart choice
0:10
with auto quote Explorer to compare
0:12
rates from multiple car insurance companies
0:14
all at once. Try it at
0:16
progressive.com. Progressive Casualty Insurance Company and
0:18
affiliates. Not available in all states
0:21
or situations. Prices vary based on
0:23
how you buy. Imagine Imagine
0:26
what's possible when learning doesn't get in
0:28
the way of life. of life. At At Capella
0:30
University, our game -changing flex -path learning format
0:32
lets you set your own you you
0:34
can learn at a time and pace learn
0:36
works for you. pace that It's an education
0:38
you can tailor to your schedule. tailor
0:40
That means you don't have to put
0:42
your life on hold to pursue your
0:44
professional goals. to Instead, enjoy learning your way
0:46
enjoy a degree without missing a beat. A
0:49
different future is closer than you
0:51
think, with Capella University. with Learn
0:53
more at capella .edu. at Capella. ED Ryan
0:56
Reynolds here for Mint Mobile. I don't
0:58
know if you knew this, but anyone
1:00
can get the same premium wireless for
1:02
$15 a month planned that I've been
1:04
enjoying. It's not just for celebrities, so
1:06
do like I did, and have one
1:08
of your assistance assistance to switch you
1:10
to Mint Mobile today. I'm told it's
1:12
super easy to do at mintmobile.com slash,
1:14
switch. Up front payment of $45 for
1:16
three-month plan equivalent to $15 per month
1:19
required. Intro rate for three months only.
1:21
Then full price plan options available. Taxes
1:23
and fees extra. Feeful terms at mintmobile.com.
1:25
Right now we're running a listener survey
1:27
to make sure. Thanks for joining us
1:29
on all our audio adventures. Your support
1:31
means the world to us. Whether you've
1:33
signed up for a subscription, used our
1:35
free educator resources, or simply told your
1:37
family or friends about our shows, you're
1:39
making a huge difference. Right now we're
1:41
running a listener survey to make sure
1:43
we're bringing you ads in partnerships that
1:45
you actually like. But don't wait. We're only
1:47
running this survey in February and your
1:49
window to have your voice heard is
1:51
closing fast. No joke, when we hear
1:53
from folks in these surveys, it influences
1:55
the direction we go in
1:58
for the entire year. Be
2:00
a huge influence and have
2:03
your voice... heard. Go to
2:05
geeziumshows.com/survey today. Once again
2:07
that's geeziumshows.com
2:11
slash survey. Thank
2:14
you so much
2:17
for all your
2:20
help. There are
2:23
kids in this
2:25
world who are
2:28
different. Special. They
2:31
fell through a
2:34
portal and got
2:37
lost in the
2:40
80s. And now
2:43
their time is
2:46
running out. What's
2:49
that supposed to
2:51
mean? Oh, that's
2:54
not waste time,
2:57
shall we? And
2:59
speaking of time,
3:02
how is 1989
3:05
treating you? How
3:07
did I know
3:10
you were back in
3:12
your own time period? No,
3:15
I... Okay, let's drop the
3:17
pleasant grace. Where's Brindley? I
3:20
know she's with you. Oh,
3:22
go, go jump down a
3:24
portal. Well, I quite intend
3:27
to end up! I
3:29
couldn't find a cab. Why do
3:31
you have that phone out? Can't
3:33
believe it fit in your
3:35
bag. We got a call. What?
3:37
Was it you? I mean, was it
3:39
my mom? How do I call her
3:41
back? Oh my gosh, it's ringing.
3:43
No, do not answer it.
3:46
It's Jude. No. He knows
3:48
where we are. Brindley, we
3:50
have to run. Now. Come
3:52
on, stop staring at the
3:54
phone and let's go. No.
3:56
No what? I'm not running
3:58
anymore. Here goes. Well,
4:01
everything. Hello,
4:04
Jude? How
4:06
goes it?
4:36
I wish I could say the
4:38
same. How did you reach us?
4:40
Are you here? Oh, that would
4:42
be lovely, wouldn't
4:44
it? Lovely as a bout of
4:46
salmonella. You don't mean that?
4:49
No, I'm currently not where.
4:51
When you are. But I'll
4:54
be there soon. And then
4:56
you'll see, Brindley. What
4:58
will I see? Exactly. And you
5:01
and I. Are nothing short
5:03
of me. We
5:08
will never be together
5:10
Jude, even if you
5:12
could find me. Are
5:14
you certain about that?
5:16
The Berlin stage suits
5:19
you. Look great up
5:21
there. From what I
5:23
saw in this newspaper.
5:25
You know about Berlin?
5:28
Huh. Well, Berlin is
5:30
a very big place.
5:32
Berlin. Yes, Berlin, where
5:35
we are. Oh, right.
5:37
I I told you,
5:39
there is nowhere in
5:42
this world or in
5:44
time where I can't
5:46
find you. Jude! sir,
5:54
We ended up in Whittiercourt. What did
5:56
you say? I'll see you soon. Now
6:02
well, Brittany. Told you not
6:04
to answer. But it worked, because
6:06
he thinks we're in Berlin.
6:09
Uh, hi. If he can
6:11
jump from 2024 to 1989,
6:13
he can surely figure out
6:15
where we went after Berlin.
6:17
I really need you to
6:19
start looking at the positives.
6:21
One, if he can get
6:23
through to 1989, we can
6:25
get through to 2024. Two. Two.
6:27
Two. Anytime now. We're still two
6:30
steps ahead. If we keep moving.
6:32
What's that mean? That means we
6:34
get our butts to Alaska. A
6:37
sap. I didn't say I was
6:39
coming. Oh, you're coming. I can
6:41
tell. You cannot. So you're not
6:44
coming? Oh, fine. Let's go. If
7:01
River and I didn't say it before,
7:03
thanks for the cell phones, it was
7:05
really nice of you. Then you don't
7:07
think I'm using them to track you?
7:09
Are you? No. But it's nice to
7:11
be able to call you. What do
7:13
you think of the arcade? Hasn't changed
7:15
much since the 80s. Oh, this
7:18
is the retro section. Miss Pac-Man.
7:20
The good old stuff. The virtual
7:23
reality section is to the right.
7:25
Laser tag is through the back
7:27
door over there, if you're in
7:29
the mood to shoot. Come on,
7:31
Sam, let's try out the virtue
7:33
reality. Okay, that sounds pretty cool,
7:35
I guess. Oh, look, he was
7:37
holding her hand. I don't like
7:40
it. He's a bad influence
7:42
on her. But he's your dad?
7:44
I know who is. I stand
7:46
by my statement. Maybe we should
7:49
stop staring, Bird. You didn't like
7:51
it when Mom and Dad did
7:53
it to you. Fine. But Dad
7:55
never gets to lecture us,
7:58
ever again. in the photo booth. How
8:00
do you always manage to find
8:02
dark empty corners? What are my
8:04
many talents? Do you want to take
8:06
some pictures? We could do like a
8:09
serious one and then a goofy one
8:11
with their tongues out. Sure, but that's
8:13
not why I pulled you in here. Okay. I
8:15
came over the plan to get away
8:17
from the Anders. For good. This
8:19
was a wonderful plan to escape
8:22
the drama of this morning holiday.
8:24
I think we all deserve to blow
8:26
off some steam today. What? You
8:28
mean after that delightful encounter with
8:30
Adam? I hate that guy. Gone. But
8:33
also, it's probably good for Salmon
8:35
River, to just have fun. Be
8:37
kids. Where did they go? Photo
8:39
booths on the left. Good looking
8:41
outside, Bob. I think it's sweet.
8:43
You're weird. At least it gives us
8:45
a chance to come up with our
8:48
next move to get inside Whittier Corp
8:50
and bring our family home. I thought
8:52
we were blowing off steam. This is
8:54
how I blow off steam. I approve.
8:56
What's the plan? We do what we
8:59
do best. Why do I have
9:01
a feeling I'm not going to
9:03
like what she says? We break
9:05
into Whittier Corp. Oh, I
9:07
knew it. You want to run away?
9:10
Now? I told you, it's not
9:12
running away. We're the parents.
9:15
Still, I feel bad. They
9:17
just ordered pizza. Seriously? Look,
9:19
the truth is, I do
9:22
feel a certain connection. And
9:24
I saw the way Holliday talked
9:26
about her mom when we were
9:28
making that chicken. That has nothing
9:30
to do with us. We make
9:32
our decisions. We go where we want
9:34
to go. Where are we going to
9:37
go? To a place with no rules.
9:39
Nobody to tell us what to do.
9:41
Where's that? Hang on a sec. Who
9:43
are you calling? Hello? Hey, it's me.
9:45
River. Is that... That Adam guy? Are
9:47
you going to tell me what you
9:49
want? We want to get to that
9:52
place you talked about.
9:54
Never heard. Now
10:08
that you've listened to this week's episode,
10:11
head on over to the GZM Rewind
10:13
feed to hear me and the creators
10:15
talk with special guests including cast members
10:18
and Superfans. Your data Your
10:20
data is like gold to hackers.
10:22
They're selling your passwords, bank details,
10:25
and private messages. McAfee helps stop
10:27
them. Secure VPN keeps your online
10:30
activity private. AI-powered text scam detector
10:32
spots fishing attempts instantly. And with
10:34
award-winning antivirus, you get top-tier hacker
10:37
protection. Plus, you'll get up to
10:39
$2 million in identity theft coverage,
10:41
all for just $39.9999 for your
10:44
first year. Visit McAfee. Com. Cancel
10:46
any time, terms apply. GZM
10:50
shows, Imagination, Amplified.
10:52
Hello, I'm Deborah
10:54
Goldstein, hosted the
10:57
game show The Big
10:59
Fib, and with me is
11:02
our sound effects robot
11:04
Lisa, whose name stands
11:06
for live in studio
11:09
audience. And every week,
11:11
we bring on two grown-ups.
11:14
One is an expert, and
11:16
the other is a liar.
11:22
kid. We've had past experts
11:24
share fascinating facts about volcanoes,
11:26
sharks, pizza, pizza, and more. And
11:29
we've had some no good liars
11:31
trying trickers with lies about YouTube,
11:33
Roblots. and even underwear. Lying about
11:35
underwear! Listen to the Big Phib
11:37
on Apple Podcasts or on gZM shows.com
11:39
and see if you can figure out
11:41
who's telling the truth and who's telling
11:44
big Phibs. I mean who lies about
11:46
underwear?
Podchaser is the ultimate destination for podcast data, search, and discovery. Learn More