Topic: Kathy Bates

The hosts discuss the new "Matlock" reboot starring Kathy Bates, noting a significant "twist" at the end of the pilot episode. While one host found the show fantastic and well-executed, another reported that their spouse hated it, leading to a discussion on how certain television tropes may appeal differently to men and women.

The Netflix original series *Disjointed*, starring Kathy Bates, is discussed for its portrayal of a medical marijuana dispensary. The show touches on themes of PTSD while maintaining a "stoner" comedy tone. An interesting biographical note mentions Bates' early career as a folk singer.

The hosts review listener-submitted artwork, specifically praising "The Wall of Phlegm" by CZN137. The art depicts Hillary Clinton looking into a mirror and seeing Kathy Bates' character from the movie *Misery*. A audio mashup follows, blending Clinton's campaign speeches with aggressive dialogue from the film.

The Washington Free Beacon produced a video montage interspersing clips of Hillary Clinton's aggressive campaign speeches with scenes of Kathy Bates from the film Misery. The edit focuses on Clinton's "Why aren't I 50 points ahead?" remark, drawing a satirical comparison between the candidate's public persona and the Stephen King character.

The NBC show "Harry's Law" is criticized for changing its formula and removing a "pretty blonde" character. A clip from the show features Kathy Bates delivering a monologue about how "cruelty sells" in modern media, citing the Huffington Post and various cable news hosts. The hosts lament that they were not included in the show's list of "mean" media personalities.