#1835 - Mike Judge
The Joe Rogan Experience
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0:00:01Discussion on "Idiocracy" Film and Crocs Shoes
This section discusses the film "Idiocracy" with filmmaker Mike Judge, highlighting its comedic value and challenges during production. The conversation delves into the movie's impact on modern society, particularly in relation to social media's absence. Judge shares anecdotes about the filming process, including the struggles faced and decisions made, such as the use of Crocs shoes before they gained popularity. Reflecting on the movie's turbulent journey, Judge reminisces about the stress and setbacks encountered while creating the cult classic. The dialogue also touches on the unexpected resurgence of Crocs as a fashionable trend and the humor in their initial dismissal. Overall, the discussion provides insights into the creative process behind a beloved film and the unpredictable twists of cultural phenomena.
0:05:09Discussing $600 Fashion Crocs and Movie Making Insights
This section delves into a conversation about $600 fashion Crocs worn over socks for comfort and protection. The discussion highlights the peculiar design and functionality of these Crocs, emphasizing their unconventional appearance and features. The dialogue touches on the evolution of technology and societal trends, noting the prescient themes in certain movies and the impact of advancing technology. Additionally, it explores the process of creating a film, reflecting on challenges faced during production and the complexity of managing a large cast. The conversation also reminisces about the success of 'Beavis and Butt-Head' episodes, showcasing the nostalgic laughter and enjoyment they brought to viewers. Furthermore, it shares personal experiences of laughter and entertainment derived from watching the show, illustrating its lasting impact and comedic value.
0:10:44MTV Negotiation for Beavis and Butt-Head
This section narrates the negotiation process between MTV and the creator of Beavis and Butt-Head, highlighting the absurdly low offer of $500 for exclusive rights, reminiscent of a violation of labor laws. The text discusses the exploitation faced by some stars, including Pauley Shore and Dennis Leary, by MTV due to their success. It touches on the rise and disappearance of Dan Cortez, the creators' initial shorts, the licensing of animated shorts on Liquid Television, and the eventual sale of Beavis and Butt-Head for $18,000. The negotiation challenges, creative limitations, legal advice, and ultimate decision to sell the property to MTV are all detailed in this account.
0:16:56Contractual Challenges and Creative Development
This section narrates the challenges faced by the speaker in reclaiming ownership of their project due to contractual loopholes. They discuss exploiting contract discrepancies with the assistance of their manager and lawyer to regain creative control. The story delves into the development of a new film, sharing the process of sealing a deal during the lockdown and creating it remotely. The conversation also touches on the history of the Beavis and Butt-Head franchise, detailing past sequels and failed attempts, alongside reflections on the evolving landscape of television programming from music videos to network hits.
0:23:40Reflections on Completing a Film
After completing a film, the experience is a mix of emotions for filmmakers, as described by Mike Judge. The process involves intense focus, editing, and attention to detail, leading to a sense of uncertainty and withdrawal upon completion. Judge reflects on the continuous tweaking and the challenge of letting go once the editing is finished. The feeling of withdrawal is profound, as filmmakers are immersed in the minutiae of the production. Despite the satisfaction of completion, there's a lingering sense of doubt and the temptation to keep editing. Judge highlights the difficulty in determining the finality of a project, especially after investing immense time and effort into it. The constant self-evaluation and second-guessing add a layer of complexity to the post-production phase, where the filmmaker's perception of humor and quality may become blurred. The process of filmmaking is a laborious journey filled with uncertainties and the quest for perfection, often culminating in a bittersweet moment of letting go and moving on.
0:30:42Reflections on Filming and Success
This section delves into a conversation about the experiences of filming 'Idiocracy' and the unexpected success of movies like 'Office Space.' The dialogue highlights the filmmaker's initial hesitation to reveal certain behind-the-scenes moments about the filming process, leading to moments of laughter and reflection on the movie's impact. The discussion further explores the journey of 'Office Space' and how it eventually garnered appreciation despite initial challenges, showcasing the actor Stephen Root's versatility and memorable performances. Additionally, the conversation touches on the transition of actors between projects and the unique talents exhibited by individuals like Troy Aikman during table reads, emphasizing the unpredictability and brilliance within the entertainment industry.
0:36:49Discussion on Western Films and Pioneers
This section of the conversation explores various Western films, including 'The Ballad of Buster Scruggs' and 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?', discussing the uniqueness and eccentricity of the Coen Brothers' movies. The dialogue delves into the appreciation for western classics like 'Unforgiven' and Clint Eastwood's realistic portrayal of the genre. The conversation also touches on the fascination with the historical Wild West era and the significance of pioneer narratives in film culture.
0:41:46Unusual Western Genre in Film and TV
This section describes a conversation about the unique appeal of the Western genre in film and television, emphasizing its historical context of lawlessness and moral conflicts. The discussion highlights the classic storyline of a town threatened by a villain and the complexities of heroism in such lawless settings. References to Quentin Tarantino's screenings of unknown Western films add to the exploration of forgotten cinematic gems. The conversation delves into the romanticized perceptions of the Wild West, touching on nostalgic childhood games and modern Western TV shows like 'Yellowstone.' The talk shifts to comedic elements with mentions of Rowan Atkinson's series 'Man vs. Bee,' reflecting on slapstick humor and Atkinson's comedic style. The dialogue further extends to musings about physical comedy in actors like Chevy Chase, linking falls and physical gags to potential health repercussions and perceptions of comedic performers.
0:48:30Discussion on Impulse Control and Brain Damage in Fighters
This section delves into a conversation about the potential brain injuries and impulse control issues faced by fighters, drawing comparisons between various sports personalities. The dialogue touches on the prevalence of brain trauma in sports like boxing and UFC, highlighting the long-term consequences of repeated head injuries. The discussion transitions to the strategic choices fighters can make to protect themselves and the impact of sparring on brain health. Additionally, it explores the surprising ways individuals can develop CTE, including through activities like jet skiing. The narrative emphasizes the importance of considering the risks associated with combat sports and the lasting effects they can have on athletes' well-being and cognitive function.
0:53:42Fascinating Insights on Wild Pigs and Domestic Hogs
This section delves into the intriguing behavior of wild pigs and domestic hogs, highlighting how domestic pigs undergo physical transformations when released into the wild. The conversation covers the rapid change in appearance, growth of tusks and thick fur, and increased aggressiveness within just a few months in the wild. The discussion also explores the distinct features of wild pigs versus domestic hogs, emphasizing the differences in meat quality and appearance. Additionally, it touches on the unique nature of pigs' physical adaptations in the wild, contrasting them with other domestic animals like cats and dogs. The exchange provides a captivating exploration of the evolutionary responses of pigs to their environment, offering insights into their fascinating metamorphosis.
0:59:05Bacon, Pork Belly, and Dining Experiences
This section narrates a conversation about the excessive consumption of bacon, distinguishing between pork belly and bacon. The discussion delves into a writer's extreme bacon-eating experiment, contrasting the differences between the two cuts of meat. The dialogue also touches on a renowned restaurant in Austin run by chef Jesse Griffiths, where unique dishes like Nilgai ceviche are served. Furthermore, it explores the legality of serving wild game in Texas and the consequences of introducing non-native species to preserve ecosystems in countries like New Zealand. The conversation meanders through various culinary topics, from bacon overconsumption to wildlife preservation and dining experiences in different regions.
1:04:48Impacts of Non-Native Species in Australia and New Zealand
This section reflects on the repercussions of introducing non-native species to Australia and New Zealand, leading to ecological imbalances and challenges. The discussion highlights the unintended consequences of importing predators to control pests, resulting in disruptions to the natural ecosystems. The narrative emphasizes the importance of preserving delicate ecosystems and the negative effects of human interference on wildlife. The conversation also touches on the diverse hunting practices in different regions, ranging from controlled harvesting to challenging big-game hunts. It delves into the ethical considerations of hunting, contrasting methods like bow hunting with more efficient rifle hunting, while exploring the varying attitudes towards hunting in different communities. The dialogue captures a mix of personal experiences, observations, and reflections on the nuances of wildlife management and hunting culture.
1:10:47Analysis of Varmint Grenade Ad by Barnes
This section recounts a conversation about a video ad featuring the Barnes Varmint Grenade, a lead-free Varmint bullet designed to vaporize groundhogs. The discussion touches on the reactions within the Silicon Valley writer's room, including skepticism due to potential vegan objections. The ad showcases the bullet's unique properties, emphasizing its explosive results and reduced ricochet risk. The bullet's highly frangible core and instant fragmentation upon impact are highlighted, with visuals demonstrating its effectiveness on various fruits. Despite its controversial nature, the Varmint grenade is recognized for its sniper-like accuracy and association with Barnes, a reputable ammunition manufacturer known for copper bullets. The conversation extends to the prevalence of groundhog and prairie dog issues, particularly in relation to livestock safety and the use of high-powered rifles for varmint control. A mention of Brock Lesnar and his prairie dog hunting activities with a 50 caliber rifle adds a compelling yet controversial dimension to the discussion, questioning the ethical considerations of utilizing such powerful firearms.
1:16:04Ancient Giants and Modern Firearms
This section discusses the comparison between ancient giants and modern firearms. The conversation reflects on the immense size and power of historical warriors akin to mythical figures like Thor from Game of Thrones and Brock Lesnar. It delves into the impact of powerful weaponry, specifically a 50 caliber rifle, highlighting its extreme force and capabilities. The discussion also touches on a shocking incident involving a deer being killed by the sheer impact of a near miss from a powerful bullet. The conversation navigates through the intensity and implications of hunting, showcasing contrasting perspectives on the practice, and culminates in a brief exchange about travel destinations and UFC events, encapsulating a blend of historical references and modern interests.
1:21:26Discussion on UFC Fight Night
This section details a conversation about an upcoming UFC event featuring fighters like Calvin Kader and Josh Emmett, with notable matches on the undercard such as Cowboy Cerrone versus Joe Lozan. The discussion explores the fighters' backgrounds, match predictions, and transitions to acting careers. Mike Judge's casting experiences in films are also discussed, highlighting the challenges and dynamics of auditioning for roles. The conversation delves into the process of bringing a written character to life through casting and the impact of actors on the perceived quality of the script, with anecdotes about casting choices in past projects like 'Office Space.'
1:27:37Insights on Familiar Faces
This section delves into the intriguing life of a familiar personality, highlighting his unexpected intelligence and past experiences, including his encounters with challenges such as health issues. The conversation reveals a multifaceted individual known for his amiable nature, yet also celebrates his wild historical exploits in the world of fighting. Notably, his innovative approach to wearing protective gloves in early fights sheds light on his intelligence and adaptability within the sport, influencing its evolution. Furthermore, the exchange touches on the dynamism of the UFC through engaging recollections of past events and pivotal moments, showcasing the speaker's lasting connection to the sport he once observed as a curious bystander.
1:32:41Upcoming Release of 'Beavis and Butthead Do the Universe' on Paramount Plus
This section narrates the anticipation surrounding the release of 'Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe' on Paramount Plus. The conversation highlights the excitement for the new film premiering on June 23rd, generating enthusiasm for the streaming platform. The discussion also hints at a spin-off involving middle-aged characters and the release schedule of new episodes. Mike Judge's presence and the admiration for his work add to the engaging dialogue, emphasizing the upcoming entertainment offerings on Paramount Plus.