#78. Enemy Mine (1985)

When humans get tired of having wars with each other, they spread across the stars to wage war against a race of lizard people called the Dracks. One fateful day, human Willis (Dennis Quaid) crash lands on an uncharted planet with Drack Jerry (Lou Gossett Jr.) and the two enemies are forced to work together to survive, ultimately becoming close friends. Joe welcomes back to the show the co-hosts of CadaverCast (Al and Jef Burnham) to discuss their shared history with the film, amazing performances and make-up effects, uniting under capitalism, mining rights, language barriers, infectious laughing, small but complete character arcs, sheltering a Chicago kid from profanity, how long it takes to believably learn Drack, monstrous minutiae, and reproducing without choice.

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Episode edited by Joe Ketchum

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