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Sock It to Me details Schlatter's robust six-decade career, which revolutionized television through Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In and changed how we consume and produce comedy. It laid the groundwork for shows like Saturday Night Live and In Living Color. Schlatter’s special was unafraid to push television's boundaries, delivering bold political commentary, cutthroat satire, and a vibrantly colorful show. 
Coronado joins The Rolling Tape to delve into his friendship with Schlatter, how it was to work with so many stars, his creative process throughout the making of Sock It to Me, and more. 
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In Greenpeace USA’s recent film, Gaslit, Director Katie Camosy teams up with longtime activist and icon, Jane Fonda, to interrogate and reveal the ugly underbelly of the fossil fuel and natural gas industry. As they travel through Texas oil fields and Gulf Coast communities, Camosy and Fonda interview activists from all walks of life, emphasizing the destructive effects of oil and gas extraction.
Camosy joins The Rolling Tape to talk about her relationship with Fonda, working for Greenpeace USA, the challenges of filming through varying conditions and locations, and her approach to interviews as letting people tell their own stories. 
Gaslit is now on Amazon Prime to rent or buy and will be launching on DOCUMENTARY+ on October 28. Check out their watch page (gaslitdoc.com/watch) for all platforms and info.
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We're continuing our updated Oscar predictions coverage today as we break down three more major categories: Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Adapted Screenplay.
Two weeks ago, we shared our updated Best Picture predictions, discussing some of the films we've already seen and others we're still eagerly anticipating. It's become a fun tradition here at The Rolling Tape to spend the months between October and January breaking down two or three Oscar categories at a time as we build toward the highly anticipated Oscar nominations announcement. As we continue to see more films throughout the season, we're gaining a clearer picture of how these races might unfold.
With festivals still underway, many of our regular predictors are out of commission, so we welcome back a returning guest to the series. He made his debut back in August during our massive pre-fall festival Oscar predictions episode, where we tackled all of the above-the-line categories. He's the Benoit Blanc of Oscar sleuthing, always ready to investigate the clues, uncover the evidence, and crack the case of the Academy Awards!
Our guest:
Dean Coburn
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Paul Rai
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It took 16 years to mold this face out of clay! That’s factually true of Laika’s dark fantasy epic, Wildwood, and at least sort of fictionally true of DC Studios’ Clayface. Taking our month of cross-programming into weekend four, we are discussing these two movies directed by Travis Knight and James Watkins, respectively. 
Wildwood is written by Chris Butler and directed by Travis Knight and follows the adventures of Prue McKeel as she sets off to the forests outside Portland to find her kidnapped brother. 
Clayface is written by Mike Flanagan and Hossein Amini and directed by James Watkins following Rising Hollywood star Matt Hagen descends into a horrifying revenge-filled monster when scientific ambition strips him of his identity and humanity. 
From Portland to Gotham, we’re discussing all things clay today.
Our pre-episode Patreon exclusive conversation features:
Misty Green leaves theaters after 10 days
Netflix leadership turnover
Slayground trailer
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Danny Jarabek
Jacob Diedenhofer
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See our final draft winners here.
The Summer 2026 Box Office Draft has come to a close. We kicked off the second annual edition of our draft predicting worldwide gross totals for summer releases back in May around Memorial Day, taking a deep dive into the entire summer release schedule through Labor Day. 
Each of us made our predictions for the top 10 highest worldwide-grossing films of the summer and estimated how much each would earn at the box office. We also did a check-in episode in July at the halfway point of the summer.
Today, we've come to check the receipts. We break down what won the summer, flopped against box office expectations, and preview what's to come in the fall and winter.
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Evan Miller
Danny Jarabek
Ethan Dayton
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