Show Notes
In this week’s episode, Jenn Gannon finally found out what was written in THE NOTEBOOK, as the last one to see the 2004 Nick Cassavetes romance that was screened at many a teen girl sleepover of yesteryear. We find out that Ryan Gosling has chicken soup face, discuss what could have been if Britney had been cast in the role, the manic pixie dream boy of it all, why so many scenes felt like watching Seventh Heaven, and a story about Kate’s grandparents that’ll tug on your heartstrings if the movie failed to.
The Mary-Poppins-as-a-horror-movie re-cut trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2T5_0AGdFic
Films mentioned throughout the episode:
https://letterboxd.com/thelastonetosee/list/the-last-one-to-see-ep7-the-notebook-with/
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