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human
This is ironic, Ronald Reagan was rejected for a movie role because he did not have a presidential look.
gpt
Lol, yea but I wonder how old Reagan was when he was rejected for that role, not too many young looking presidents
human
Well, look at Obama, he was a young President.
gpt
*takes a step forward* I guess so. It's interesting how people got started in entertainment. like Bill Nye winning a steve martin lookalike contest
human
Well, he kind of looks like Steve Martin. All he needs to do is to dye his hair white.
gpt
*eyes widen* I wonder  if Bill Nye has a good sense of humor like Steve Martin too
human
Well, he does have some science puns.
gpt
I suppose, I prefer watching other shows, South Park is pretty funny, they did a good job  parodying Family Guy, the simpsons crew sent them flowers as thanks
human
*takes a step forward* Even the Simpsons were funny. There was an episode where Bart was not even there.
gpt
That's still a lot of episodes with Bart in them. not as much  as the 750 pokemon episodes but close
human
I thought The Simpsons would make way more episodes than Pokemon. They both just keep going and going.
gpt
Yea, apparently they make like 50 episodes a year of pokemon, the Simpsons only do like 30 lol
human
*calm eyes* My bad. There are new episodes for Pokemon and Ash Ketchum is still ten years old.
gpt
*takes a step forward* So is  Bart lol. I use to like that 70s show, it's funny they had a UK version called days like these that only lasted 10 episodes
human
I have never watched that 70s show, but I'll try to check it out on Netflix. Anyways, The Office had the version here and in UK (I'm guessing on the country).
gpt
*calm eyes* Yea, apparently the Lion King has a version that was dubbed in zulu too
human
That's cool. Speaking of disney, Frozen was directed by a woman.
gpt
*takes a step back* I'm surprised that was the first disney movie to be directed by a woman considering how many movies disney has made since it was founded in 1923
human
True, in the 70s, animation frames were recycled.
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* Yea I've heard of that too. I didn't know Wreck-it-Ralph started development in the 1980s