Production note The episode notes that the film earned only one Oscar nomination, for film editing.
About 32 min Production note Bill and Chris say the game sequence lasts about 47 minutes.
About 8 min Production note The film was a box-office hit on a $2.9 million budget, grossing $43 million.
About 32 min Production note Paul Crew was originally supposed to be shot in the back at the end, but that was changed.
About 1:44 Production note The movie was shot on location at Georgia State Prison with Jimmy Carter's cooperation.
About 1:44 Production note Reynolds and the crew left equipment behind, and inmates reportedly played with it afterward.
About 1:44 Production note The script had 'schtick takes,' encouraging Burt Reynolds to improvise on camera.
About 1:44 Production note Bill says the movie is 50 years old and was made in 1974.
Opening minutes Production note The hosts identify actual football figures in the cast, including Joe Kapp and Ray Nitschke.
About 1:44 Production note Bill jokes that Kerry's car chase in a Maserati and the line about not finding a car wash are memorable Reynolds-era details.
About 48 min The Town A promo for Matt Belloni's podcast runs before the episode begins.
Opening minutes ChatGPT Work A pre-roll ad mentions it as a productivity tool.
Opening minutes The Dirty Dozen Used as a structural comparison for recruiting prisoners into a mission.
About 24 min Slapshot Compared as another sports movie with huge star charisma and an influential tone.
About 8 min Boogie Nights Referenced as Reynolds' late-career comeback and a role he reportedly hated.
About 16 min Any Given Sunday Compared unfavorably on football realism and camera style.
About 24 min The Program Used in a hypothetical sequel/prequel concept around Paul Crew's son.
About 1:44 Shawshank Redemption Caretaker is compared to Red as a prison fixer/narrator type.
About 48 min Teen Wolf James Hampton's role is remembered as 'the dad from Teen Wolf.'
About 48 min Brian's Song Mentioned as part of the earlier crop of sports movies before The Longest Yard.
About 24 min Rocky Cited as one of the sports movies that followed and helped establish the genre's seriousness.
About 24 min Rollerball Mentioned as another post-Yard sports movie in the evolving genre.
About 24 min The Replacements Mentioned as a later football movie Bill likes.
About 1:44 Million Dollar Baby Referenced as a movie whose twist the hosts had previously sprung on Jomie.
About 1:44 Hardball Referenced as another movie the hosts made people watch for an emotional reaction.
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