It's Time to Rewind

Episode 8 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Heather Baxy Walsh discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their eight date because it's their eighth interaction even though Lucy doesn't actually acknowledge Henry's presence this time around. But it starts at 43 minutes and 38 seconds with Henry sending his penguin into the middle of the road and it ends at 44 minutes and 13 seconds with two pairs of soiled pants.

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Episode 7 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Chandra Boudreau discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their sixth date because it's their seventh date because it's their seventh interaction though I'm not sure if this interaction would be considered their fourth actual date. But it starts at 43 minutes and 9 seconds with Lucy pulling up to a construction barricade in the rain and it ends at 43 minutes and 38 seconds with Henry lying about making little houses out of waffles.

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Episode 6 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Chandra Boudreau discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their sixth date because it's their sixth interaction and could be considered the start of their third actual date. But it starts at 41 minutes and 56 seconds with Lucy driving down the highway in a gorgeous establishing shot of Hawaii and it ends at 43 minutes and 9 seconds with Henry "introducing" himself to Lucy. Again.

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Episode 5 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Jason Soto discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their fifth date because it's their fifth interaction even though this is technically their second actual date. But it starts at 35 minutes and 21 seconds with Henry fake wailing at his menu and ends at 41 minutes and 56 seconds with Alexa giving some questionable advice while referencing her manhood.

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Episode 4 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Jason Soto discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their fourth date even though this yet again doesn't really count as a date. But it starts at 34 minutes and 34 seconds with Henry sitting at the counter and ends at 35 minutes and 21 seconds with Henry sitting back down at the counter.

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Episode 3 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Jason Soto discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their third date because, it's their third interaction despite not being an actual "date" which starts at 32 minutes and 31 seconds with Lucy reading Still Life with Woodpecker and ends at 34 minutes and 34 seconds with Henry going for double or nothing tomorrow.

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Episode 2 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Chris Nelson discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their second date because, it's their second interaction despite not being an actual "date" which starts at 21 minutes and 21 seconds with Henry coming into the Hukilau Cafe during the rain and is met with an Aloha goodbye from Sue and it ends at 32 minutes and 31 seconds with Henry on his boat and Oola in Henry's boat, literally.

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Episode 1 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Leandra Lynn discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their first date because, well it's the first date which starts at 11 minutes and 32 seconds with Henry Roth getting a table right next to Lucy and ending at 21 minutes and 21 seconds with Henry turning down an offer from Alexa.

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Episode 0 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Jeanette Ward discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling date zero as they don't really interact starting at 8 minutes and 18 seconds with Henry Roth walking into the Hukilau Cafe and ending at 11 minutes and 32 seconds with Henry turning down an offer from Alexa.

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Episode 0 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Jay Cluitt discuss the pre-Lucy introduction starting at the beginning of the movie and ending at 8 minutes and 18 seconds with Henry limping towards a seaside cafe in a dinghy after the mast and steering wheel on his sailboat broke.

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Season 5 episode 45 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-hosts Lisa Leaheey and Eric Deutsch discuss the forty-fifth and final scene of Memento that starts in color at 99 minutes and 37 seconds with Leonard putting on Jimmy's clothes and dragging him to the basement and ends at the end of the movie.

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Season 5 episode 44 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-hosts Lisa Leaheey and Eric Deutsch discuss the forty-fourth scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 93 minutes and 48 seconds with Leonard talking on the phone about drug dealer Jimmy Grants coming somewhere by himself and ends at 99 minutes and 37 seconds with a polaroid of Jimmy developing into color, along with the rest of the scene.

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Season 5 episode 43 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest Leandra Lynn discuss the forty-third scene of Memento in color that starts at 89 minutes and 59 seconds with Leonard slamming on his brakes in front of a tattoo parlor and ends at 93 minutes and 48 seconds with Leonard being mistaken for Jimmy by Natalie in his car behind Ferdy's bar.

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A special bonus episode with the rest of the conversation with Stephen Tobolowsky plus some extra moments from the episode after he left the call.

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Season 5 episode 42 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey are joined by guest Stephen Tobolowsky who played Sammy Jankis to discuss the forty-second scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 86 minutes and 23 seconds with Leonard talking on the phone about his condition and flipping over a polaroid of himself and ends at 89 minutes and 59 seconds with Leonard asking about "What drug dealer?"

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Season 5 episode 41 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest Leandra Lynn discuss the forty-first scene of Memento in color that starts at 83 minutes and 31 seconds with Leonard looking at a coaster with a note reading "Come by after, Natalie" on the back and ends at 86 minutes and 23 seconds with Natalie offering Leonard a loogie-filled beer on the house.

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Season 5 episode 40 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey are joined by guest Eric Nash from Watchmen Minute to discuss the fortieth scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 83 minutes and 9 seconds with Leonard frantically talking on the phone asking why this person is calling him and ends at 83 minutes and 31 seconds with Leonard saying that he didn't even believe Sammy.

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Season 5 episode 39 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest Leandra Lynn discuss the thirty-ninth scene of Memento in color that starts at 82 minutes and 23 seconds with Natalie giving Leonard a beer on the house and ends at 83 minutes and 9 seconds with Natalie taking the beer away, claiming it's dusty.

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Season 5 episode 38 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey are joined by guest Eric Nash from Watchmen Minute to discuss the thirty-eighth scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 81 minutes and 37 seconds with the phone ringing in Leonard's motel room and ends at 82 minutes and 23 seconds with Leonard looking at a dirty polaroid of himself happily pointing to the blank spot on his chest before the phone rings again.

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Season 5 episode 37 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest Leandra Lynn discuss the thirty-seventh scene of Memento in color that starts at 77 minutes and 46 seconds with Natalie leading Leonard into her house as she briefly tidies up the mess and ends at 81 minutes and 37 seconds with Natalie entering the room and closing the curtains.

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Season 5 episode 36 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey are joined by guest Eric Nash from Watchmen Minute to discuss the thirty-sixth scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 77 minutes and 12 seconds with Leonard grabbing a glass to listen at the wall to the next room and ends at 77 minutes and 46 seconds with Leonard shutting the door in Burt's face.

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Season 5 outtake from episode 35 where guest Sean German tells us about an experiment with implanted memories.

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Season 5 episode 35 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest Sean German discuss the thirty-fifth scene of Memento in color that starts at 73 minutes and 20 seconds with Leonard looking through his files as Natalie comes in and shuts her curtains and ends at 77 minutes and 12 seconds with Natalie entering the room with a battered face claiming that she was beaten up by Dodd.

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Season 5 episode 34 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey are joined by guest Eric Nash from Watchmen Minute to discuss the thirty-fourth scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 72 minutes and 55 seconds with Leonard looking at his "Never answer the phone tattoo" before the phone rings again and ends at 73 minutes and 20 seconds with Leonard asking the front desk to hold all his calls.

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Season 5 episode 33 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest Sean German discuss the thirty-third scene of Memento in color that starts at 69 minutes and 52 seconds with Leonard desperately trying to find a pen to write something importand down and ends at 72 minutes and 55 seconds with Leonard getting surprised by Teddy sitting in his car.

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Season 5 episode 32 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey are joined by guest Mark Hofmeyer from Movies, Films, and Flix to discuss the thirty-second scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 64 minutes and 53 seconds with Leonard saying he's a claims investigator not a doctor and ends at 69 minutes and 52 seconds with Leonard looking around his motel room wondering who he was just talking to.

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Season 5 episode 31 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest Sean German discuss the thirty-first scene of Memento in color that starts at 64 minutes and 53 seconds with Leonard getting into his car to find Teddy waiting for him and ends at 69 minutes and 18 seconds with Leonard looking at the back of a coaster with the Discount Inn written on it.

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Season 5 episode 30 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey are joined by guest Mark Hofmeyer from Movies, Films, and Flix to discuss the thirtieth scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 62 minutes and 38 seconds with Leonard being understanding for why the police didn't believe him and ends at 64 minutes and 53 seconds with Leonard scratching under a bandage on his arm.

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Season 5 episode 29 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest JD Duran discuss the twenty-ninth scene of Memento in color that starts at 60 minutes and 8 seconds with Leonard looking at a coaster with Discount Inn written on it and ends at 62 minutes and 38 seconds with the escort getting out of bed and shutting the bathroom door.

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Season 5 episode 28 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey are joined by guest Mark Hofmeyer from Movies, Films, and Flix to discuss the twenty-eighth scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 58 minutes and 28 seconds with Leonard questioning the drug angle on John G and ends at 60 minutes and 8 seconds with Leonard crossing out "access to drugs" and writing "drug dealer" on his notecard.

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Season 5 episode 27 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest JD Duran discuss the twenty-seventh scene of Memento in color that starts at 56 minutes and 28 seconds with Leonard waking up and calling for his wife and ends at 58 minutes and 28 seconds with Leonard taking a full paper bag of stuff to the car.

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Season 5 episode 26 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey are joined by guests Andy Nelson and Pete Wright from Marvel Movie Minute and the Next Reel Film Podcast to discuss the twenty-sixth scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 55 minutes and 37 seconds with Leonard talking about the police failing to follow up on John G and ends at 56 minutes and 28 seconds with Leonard questioning his report.

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Season 5 episode 25 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest JD Duran discuss the twenty-fifth scene of Memento in color that starts at 52 minutes and 46 seconds with Leonard getting in his car with a paper bag and ends at 55 minutes and 37 seconds with Leonard putting out the remains of a woodfire in the early light of dawn.

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Season 5 episode 24 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey are joined by guests Andy Nelson and Pete Wright from Marvel Movie Minute and the Next Reel Film Podcast to discuss the twenty-fourth scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 52 minutes and 35 seconds with Leonard looking at an index card that says "tattoo: fact 5 access to drugs" and ends at 52 minutes and 46 seconds with Leonard answering the phone.

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Season 5 episode 23 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest Nick Rehak discuss the twenty-third scene of Memento in color that starts at 51 minutes and 20 seconds with Leonard kicking out the remains of a fire at dawn and ends at 51 minutes and 7 seconds with Leonard being chased by Dodd.

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Season 5 episode 22 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey are joined by guests Andy Nelson and Pete Wright from Marvel Movie Minute and the Next Reel Film Podcast to discuss the twenty-second scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 51 minutes and 7 seconds with Leonard dipping his ink pen tattoo needle into the second pen's ink tube and ends at 51 minutes and 20 seconds with Leonard looking at an index card that says "Tattoo: Fact 5 Access to drugs.

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Season 5 episode 21 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest Nick Rehak discuss the twenty-first scene of Memento in color that starts at 48 minutes and 27 seconds with Leonard chasing some guy, no wait being chased by some guy and ends at 51 minutes and 7 seconds with Leonard waiting for Dodd before losing his active memory.

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Season 5 episode 20 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey are joined by guests Andy Nelson and Pete Wright from Marvel Movie Minute and the Next Reel Film Podcast to discuss the twentieth scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 47 minutes and 49 seconds with Leonard taping a needle to an ink pen and ends at 48 minutes and 27 seconds with Leonard breaking a second ink pen in half.

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Season 5 episode 19 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest Nick Rehak discuss the nineteenth scene of Memento in color that starts at 44 minutes and 57 seconds with Leonard holding a mostly empty bottle of wine, wondering if he's drunk and ends at 47 minutes and 49 seconds with Leonard wet and exhausted passing out on a hotel bed.

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Season 5 episode 18 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey are joined by guest Richard Kirkham from the Lambcast to discuss the eighteenth scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 43 minutes and 56 seconds with Leonard on the phone talking about how this decision financially crippled Sammy and his wife and ends at 44 minutes and 57 seconds with Leonard grabbing a needle while mentioning that he never said Sammy was faking.

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Season 5 episode 17 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest Nick Rehak discuss the seventeenth scene of Memento in color that starts at 39 minutes and 8 seconds with Leonard having flashes of his attack and ends at 43 minutes and 56 seconds with Leonard showing a polaroid of a bloody Dodd to Natalie.

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Season 5 episode 16 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey are joined by guest Richard Kirkham from the Lambcast to discuss the sixteenth scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 38 minutes and 21 seconds with Leonard on the phone talking about Sammy being tested for months and ends at 39 minutes and 8 seconds with Leonard saying how habit and routine make his life possible.

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Season 5 episode 15 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest Molly Bailen discuss the fifteenth scene of Memento in color that starts at 31 minutes and 30 seconds with Leonard pulling up to Natalie's house and confronting her with a picture of a tied up and bloody Dodd and ends at 38 minutes and 21 seconds with Leonard laying in bed next to Natalie.

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Season 5 episode 14 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey are joined by guest Richard Kirkham from the Lambcast to discuss the fourteenth scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 30 minutes and 38 seconds with Leonard on the phone talking about conditioning and ends at 31 minutes and 30 seconds with Leonard talking on the phone about instinct.

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Season 5 episode 13 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest Molly Bailen discuss the thirteenth scene of Memento in color that starts at 27 minutes and 26 seconds with Leonard waking up next to Natalie ends at 30 minutes and 38 seconds with Teddy hopping on Leonard's hood saying "Yo Lenny!".

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Season 5 episode 12 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey discuss the twelfth scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 25 minutes and 41 seconds with Leonard shaving his upper thigh and ends at 27 minutes and 26 seconds with Leonard being suspicious of Sammy and ordering more tests. Joining them is guest Richard Kirkham from the Lambcast.

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Season 5 episode 11 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest Chris Nelson discuss the eleventh scene of Memento in color that starts at 21 minutes and 52 seconds with Teddy popping in front of Leonard's car and ends at 25 minutes and 41 seconds with Natalie grabbing Leonard, saying "You don't remember me, do you?".

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Season 5 episode 10 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey discuss the tenth scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 18 minutes and 3 seconds with Leonard saying how he met Sammy through his work as an insurance investigator and ends at 18 minutes and 41 seconds with Leonard saying how Sammy was his first real challenge. Joining them is guest MovieRob from MovieRob Minute.

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Season 5 episode 9 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat, co-host Eric Deutsch and guest Molly Bailen discuss the ninth scene of Memento in color that starts at 17 minutes and 35 seconds with Leonard pulling up to the restaurant and checking a polaroid of Natalie with a note scribbled on a pharmacy bag and ends at 18 minutes and 3 seconds with Leonard washing his hands in the bathroom noticing the "Remember Sammy Jankis" tattoo on his hand.

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Season 5 episode 8 of It's Time to Rewind where host Bubbawheat and co-host Lisa Leaheey discuss the eighth scene of Memento that starts in black and white at 16 minutes and 50 seconds with Leonard explaining that he doesn't have traditional amnesia and ends at 17 minutes and 35 seconds with Leonard saying that he has a reason to make his system work. Joining them is guest MovieRob from MovieRob Minute.

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