Topic: Ghostbusters

Ghostbusters comes up in 4 chapters across 4 episodes of The Jonnie Jensen Show, from January 2021 to August 2021.

January 2021 August 2021

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Keeping It Real - The Wrap Up #48
• 24:13 - 26:22

Keeping It Real - The Wrap Up #48

Wedding Show Prank and Anniversary Celebrations

During a six-month anniversary date at a country park hotel, Johnny Jensen and his partner accidentally entered a wedding show open day. Jensen recounts jokingly pretending to be interested in the wedding services to access the event, citing a life lesson from the movie Ghostbusters. He presented his partner with a framed list of appreciative traits during the outing.

All The Gear No Idea - The Wrap Up #45
• 0:00 - 2:51

All The Gear No Idea - The Wrap Up #45

Team Super Dad Podcast Episode 45 Live from Glenn's Kitchen

The hosts open episode 45 of the Team Super Dad podcast, broadcasting live and in-person for the first time from Glenn's kitchen. They discuss the technical setup, jokingly comparing their "crossing the streams" moment to Ghostbusters and noting the influence of Joe Rogan's conversational style. The episode marks a shift to Monday "wrap-up" sessions covering weekend events and personal growth for fathers.

Taking A Tactical Chunder - The Wrap Up #29
• 33:44 - 38:53

Taking A Tactical Chunder - The Wrap Up #29

Laser Tag and Indoor Pancake Frisbee

A host discusses buying laser tag sets for his children and eventually buying extra units so he could participate. This leads to a story about using thick pancakes as indoor frisbees, described as "ninja throwing stars" that are safe for the house. Another anecdote involves a childhood game of throwing fruit at a sibling who had a phobia of certain fruits.

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The Wrap Up #24
• 34:29 - 36:36

The Wrap Up #24

Ghostbusters Afterlife and the 2016 Reboot Critique

Johnny Jensen and Glenn discuss the trailer for the new Ghostbusters sequel starring Paul Rudd and directed by Jason Reitman, son of the original director. They express strong negative opinions regarding the 2016 female-led reboot, arguing it was a poor addition to the franchise. They look forward to the new film as a proper continuation of the original 1980s cinematic legacy.

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