Topic: Movie Marketing

Speculation arises regarding a potential marketing contract between Taylor Swift and the NFL involving her relationship with a professional football player. The discussion suggests the pairing is a publicity stunt to promote upcoming documentaries and films. Predictions are made that Swift will eventually be utilized as a spokesperson for climate change initiatives.

The stock price for Narcan, the opioid overdose reversal drug, has doubled recently, leading to speculation about its profitability. Discussion touches on "Lazarus parties" where drug users allegedly overdose and are revived for a thrill. Some suggest these stories may be a viral marketing "plug" for the upcoming remake of the movie "Flatliners," which features a similar premise of death and revival.

George Clooney is accused of coordinating the timing of a real-world discovery of 1,500 pieces of Nazi-stolen art with the release of his film, The Monuments Men. The hosts suggest that the film's premiere was pushed from December to February to allow for more "coincidental" news stories about art restitution. They compare this to previous instances where geopolitical events involving North Korea seemed to mirror Hollywood release schedules.

The promotional poster for the new 3D Yogi Bear movie is compared to the "Pedobear" internet meme. The hosts suggest the design is creepy and speculate that the resemblance might lead to marketing issues for the film.