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A feature that surprisingly has had some effort put into it. Karl uses his editing techniques to place himself as a character in a popular film, cleverly holding conversations with leading characters. Karl then asks a question supposedly based on the clip, but it is generally one that could've been answered anyway by long-time listeners of the show. | A feature that surprisingly has had some effort put into it. [[Karl]] uses his editing techniques to place himself as a character in a popular film, cleverly holding conversations with leading characters. Karl then asks a question supposedly based on the clip, but it is generally one that could've been answered anyway by long-time listeners of the show. | ||
The feature was quite unique, in that [[Ricky]] genuinely seemed impressed and amused by it. | |||
Films used for the feature include The Sixth Sense (where Karl took the lead role of the young Haley-Joel Osmont), Billy Elliot (where Karl took the lead role of Jamie Bell) and The Shining. | Films used for the feature include The Sixth Sense (where Karl took the lead role of the young Haley-Joel Osmont), Billy Elliot (where Karl took the lead role of Jamie Bell) and The Shining. | ||
[[Category:Features|Film]] | [[Category:Features|Film]] | ||
Revision as of 14:41, 12 March 2007
A feature that surprisingly has had some effort put into it. Karl uses his editing techniques to place himself as a character in a popular film, cleverly holding conversations with leading characters. Karl then asks a question supposedly based on the clip, but it is generally one that could've been answered anyway by long-time listeners of the show.
The feature was quite unique, in that Ricky genuinely seemed impressed and amused by it.
Films used for the feature include The Sixth Sense (where Karl took the lead role of the young Haley-Joel Osmont), Billy Elliot (where Karl took the lead role of Jamie Bell) and The Shining.