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THE REWATCHABLES FIELD GUIDE · VOL. 02

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THE TRANSCRIPT REGISTER

20 winners on file

Complete register · timestamps approximate
  1. Left openJan 21, 2026 · ~1:44:00
    Another 48 Hrs. · 1990No clear winner recorded

    They share a few research notes about the original screenplay and character names, but no award winner is selected.

    Episode
  2. Apparent consensusSep 15, 2025 · ~1:28:00
    Tin Cup · 1996the story about the pro wives meeting Costner and Don Johnson

    The research segment surfaces multiple behind-the-scenes stories, with the PGA wives banquet anecdote standing out most.

    Runner-up · the Tin Cup nickname origin
    Episode
  3. DeclaredJul 28, 2025 · ~1:36:00
    Brokeback Mountain · 2005Michelle Williams asking the men to kiss in front of her

    The most unbelievable production story was Michelle Williams asking Ledger and Gyllenhaal to kiss in front of her to help her performance.

    Runner-up · the 13 takes used for the tent sex scene
    Episode
  4. DeclaredJun 30, 2025 · ~1:20:00
    After Hours · 1985Scorsese’s Kafka-inspired dialogue and the Cafe Central / John Heard / Griffin Dunne backstory

    They move into research and discuss Scorsese’s Kafka influence, the real-life Cafe Central scene, and the production background around the cast.

    Episode
  5. DeclaredMay 19, 2025 · ~1:28:00
    Close Encounters of the Third Kind · 1977Spielberg's detailed development and casting history

    They move through the script history, casting misses, effects work, and Spielberg's behind-the-scenes notes.

    Runner-up · the production and visual-effects backstory
    Episode
  6. Left openMar 3, 2025 · ~1:04:00
    Rocky · 1976No clear winner recorded

    The segment turns into a trivia dump about production facts rather than a single clear winner.

    Episode
  7. DeclaredOct 15, 2024 · ~1:12:00
    The Silence of the Lambs (Live from New York) · 1991the Lecter mask by Ed Cubberly

    The research segment covered prop creation, filming locations, real-life inspiration, and production trivia without a single single winner.

    Runner-up · Buffalo Bill's house and the Ed Gein/Gary Heidnik inspirations
    Episode
  8. Apparent consensusSep 17, 2024 · ~1:20:00
    John Wick · 2014Keanu Reeves's extensive stunt and combat training

    The research segment highlighted Reeves's training regimen and a few production details about the movie's action design.

    Runner-up · the film's 84 total John Wick kills
    Episode
  9. Apparent consensusJun 11, 2024 · ~1:52:00
    Breaking Away · 1979the Little 500 remains real and the quarry is now heavily restricted

    They use production and real-world background to confirm the Little 500, quarry access, and extras details behind the movie.

    Runner-up · the extras and race details were pared down from the original plan
    Episode
  10. Apparent consensusMay 28, 2024 · ~1:36:00
    Fast Times at Ridgemont High · 1982Sherman Oaks Galleria and Van Nuys High School locations

    They run through production facts, including the mall and high school filming locations and several casting notes.

    Runner-up · Andy Rathbone as the Ratner inspiration
    Episode
  11. DeclaredApr 2, 2024 · ~1:04:00
    Shot Caller · 2017A mix of prison-hierarchy, real-life gang, and production facts

    They run through prison-gang hierarchy notes, the real-life inspiration for the Beast, and a few production details about the film.

    Episode
  12. Apparent consensusSep 26, 2023 · ~1:20:00
    The Big Chill · 1983the Santini house / Beaufort, South Carolina trivia

    They share behind-the-scenes trivia about the Santini house, the Michigan football footage, and the film's difficult financing.

    Episode
  13. Left openAug 29, 2023 · ~1:04:00
    The Equalizer · 2014No clear winner recorded

    They share production and location research, including the fake diner, the East Boston apartment, and the Teddy tattoo meaning.

    Episode
  14. DeclaredJul 25, 2023 · ~1:12:00
    The Devil's Advocate · 1997The rooftop patio / 57th Street shoot details

    They shared production research about the sculpture lawsuit, the rooftop shoot, and the street-clearing setup.

    Episode
  15. Apparent consensusJul 18, 2023 · ~1:12:00
    My Cousin Vinny · 1992The lawyer who passed the bar on his 13th try as the seed of the script

    They credit the real-life bar-exam story as the script’s origin and note a couple of happy production accidents.

    Runner-up · the chessboard accident kept in the movie
    Episode
  16. DeclaredApr 25, 2023 · ~56:00
    Sudden Death · 1995Karen Baldwin and the Penguins owner-driven production setup

    They use the research segment to explain how Karen Baldwin and the Penguins' ownership helped originate and shape the movie.

    Episode
  17. Apparent consensusApr 18, 2023 · ~1:20:00
    Alien · 1979the production/storyboard research on Ridley Scott and the film’s design

    They emphasize the behind-the-scenes production research, especially Ridley’s storyboards and the practical-effects details.

    Runner-up · the cat trivia and creature-effects details
    Episode
  18. Left openApr 4, 2023 · ~2:08:00
    He Got Game · 1998No clear winner recorded

    They only trade trivia about a possible sequel and Rosario Dawson, without choosing a winner.

    Episode
  19. DeclaredJan 10, 2023 · ~1:20:00
    Sideways · 2004Paul Giamatti did not really know wine, and Thomas Haden Church had basically left acting before this role

    They note that the movie's leads were not experts in wine or fully active in film work before filming.

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  20. Apparent consensusJun 7, 2022 · ~1:04:00
    Knocked Up · 2007Jay Baruchel’s roller-coaster fear was real

    They share a few production tidbits, including that Baruchel’s reactions on the coaster were genuine.

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  21. Apparent consensusMay 25, 2022 · ~1:04:00
    Rocky III · 1982the Mickey Goldmill backstory and Eye of the Tiger rights details

    They moved through several researched tidbits, including Mickey's last name, Stallone's draft ideas, and the song's release history.

    Episode
  22. Apparent consensusDec 7, 2021 · ~1:04:00
    Saturday Night Fever · 1977John Travolta's sister and mother as background cast members

    They highlight a string of production facts, especially the family cameos and the behind-the-scenes music swaps.

    Episode
  23. Left openOct 12, 2021 · ~1:04:00
    Cobra · 1986No clear winner recorded

    They used the research segment to discuss the source novel, the alternate ending, the car, the knife, and the film's body count rather than naming a single winner.

    Episode
  24. DeclaredAug 3, 2021 · ~1:20:00
    Victory · 1981the film’s loose basis on wartime soccer history and the casting/training details

    They run through the film’s source-story background, Pele and Ardiles’ real-life casting details, and Stallone’s training and weight loss.

    Episode
  25. DeclaredApr 19, 2019 · ~1:04:00
    Field of Dreams · 1989Don Lansing

    The research segment ends with Don Lansing as the named winner for benefiting from the film's tourist draw.

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