Welcome back as we tackle the questions nobody bothered to ask about our episode on Young Guns starring Emilio Estevez and everyone else who was hot in 1988.
Zack gives us a brief history lesson about the Lincoln County War and how this film is surprisingly probably the most accurate representation ever put on film. We go in detail about which of the Young "Buns" actors has showed his buns the most on screen and can't even believe the number that Charlie Sheen puts on the scoreboard. Side note, one of the actresses in an early sex scene with LDP is someone Zack knows very well from Battlestar Galactica / Jenny from Pretty in Pink (and is apparently the daughter of the bad guy from Ernest Goes to Camp, small world).
We play a brief game to see if Jenny can name a single current celebrity that is the age of the Young Guns cast. Zack hits up more numbers than you would ever care to know about the box office and release schedule.
In print, we see the issue of Hustler magazine that started The People vs Larry Flynt was on the news stands when this movie was released. In Playboy we are introduced to Cooper Hefner, who seems to be much less of a creep than his father. Zack also realizes that he was lied to when he was told he was in the Guinness record holding conga line. Jerry Seinfeld makes a very poor prediction about his future.
In the Washington PA Observer Reporter we cover a few current events, but much more riveting was the Friday Night TV schedule and an article about the ladies boxing competition at the local fair getting much more spicy than the children in the audience were prepared for.
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