Daniel O’Brien, a Correspondent for Last Week Tonight, joins the discussion about the Coen Brothers’ latest film, 'Drive-Away Dolls.' They explore the brothers' unique storytelling styles, diving into character dynamics and the film's quirky humor. The conversation touches on queer representation in cinema, evaluating the Coens' comedic approach and the need for nuanced narratives. They also reflect on the complexities of celebrity culture and the evolving nature of violence and nostalgia in contemporary film, making for a thought-provoking listening experience.

Joining the conversation is Daniel O'Brien, an Emmy-winning writer for Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and co-host of the Quick Question podcast. The hosts dive into the absurdity of the film 'Yesterday,' where a man wakes up in a world without The Beatles. They critique its screenplay, discussing missed storytelling opportunities and the complexities of cultural legacy. Daniel shares humorous insights on the dynamics of fame, originality in music, and a comical homage to the quirky 'meat war.' Expect laughter and sharp commentary on nostalgia!

Daniel O'Brien, a former writer for Cracked.com and current scribe for Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, joins the hosts for a wild ride. They humorously critique societal attitudes toward self-defense, musing on absurd karate techniques and the challenges of creative freedom in media. The conversation takes a serious turn as they navigate the delicate subject of domestic violence, blending humor with critique. Expect laughter, absurd karate wisdom, and reflections on personal freedom as chaos reigns in this entertaining discussion!