The 1968 film, featuring Charlton Heston and what was once maybe the biggest twist in movies (and based (apparently) on a book by Pierre Boulle).
Wherein we open up Season 4 by discussing our next book, Planet of the Apes by Pierre Boulle, Chris tells us why it was a favorite of his growing up, we talk about things that people might not expect us to be quite so interested in, we weigh the virtues of YooHoo plus vodka, and Travis makes a few personal reading recommendations for our current times.
Wherein we discuss the first 20 chapters of Planet of the Apes by Pierre Boulle, the wrong way to play Animal Crossing, Sci Fi handwaving, the hotness of footprints, ape fashion sense, and how to intelligently eat a sugar cube.
Wherein we discuss the rest of the book Planet of the Apes by Pierre Boulle, the sugary cereal mash that all humans love, toilet paper companies giving it their all, lab animal relations, and the dangers of keeping a house gorilla.
Wherein we discuss the 1968 Planet of the Apes movie, a shocking revelation from Danielle, Space smoking, the proper gender ratio to repopulate a planet, ape kissing, and the relationship of My Little Pony to archeology.
Wherein go off script and discuss the 2011 movie Rise of the Planet of the Apes (and the rest of that trilogy as well), Simian Disease as a parallel for COVID, the plight of good people playing on-screen bad guys, the ease of space travel, lack of ape kissin, Caesar as every religious parallel, and new streaming apps - all while our celebrity enemies list grows.
