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Well, folks, we watched the second Austin Powers movie and lived to talk about it. Join us as we discuss infuriating anachronisms, the decline of Mike Myers’ side characters, and of course, the “Urkelization” of Dr. Evil. And then join us next month as we examine the first of… Jesus Christ, are we really watching four Shrek movies?!?!
00:00:00 “Dr. Evil” by They Might Be Giants (from More Music from Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, 1999)
00:03:08 Our Podcast on the First Austin Powers for the 59% of Our Audience Who Couldn’t Hear It
00:14:06 The Independent: “‘Groovy, baby!’: How Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me became the greatest comedy sequel of all time”
00:22:43 The Star Wars-Referencing Teaser Trailer for The Spy Who Shagged Me
00:26:11 Vanessa’s Fembot Reveal
00:29:29 The Similarly Abrupt Wife-Killing Scene in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service
00:32:22 James Bond (Sean Connery) Uses Fiona Volpe (Lucianna Paluzzi) as a Human Shield in Thunderball
00:32:38 Austin Powers Uses Robin Swallows (Gia Carides) as a Human Shield Repeatedly in The Spy Who Shagged Me
00:35:06 Dr. Evil and Scott (Seth Green) on (Sigh) Jerry Springer
00:38:21 Kid Rock with His “Mini-Me,” Joe C

00:38:25 Wee Man, the “Mini-Me” of Jackass

00:40:47 The Mildly Amusing Chess Piece-Fellating Scene
00:41:42 “Zip It”: Like “Shh,” But Not as Funny
00:48:05 A Selection of Fat Bastard’s Catch Phrases
00:53:54 Austin Powers in a Heineken Commercial
01:08:58 The Other Movie Scene that Haunts Zach
01:11:05 The Inexplicable “Dr. Evil Covering Joan Osborne” Scene
01:11:59 Probably the Best Original Gag in The Spy Who Shagged Me (By Default)
01:12:50 The Triggering “Just the Two of Us” Scene
01:16:12 The Much Funnier Will Smith Version of “Just the Two of Us”
0:17:47 The Rocket Sequence (Remember, They Do This Twice)
01:19:50 The Overlong Mini-Me Fight Scene
01:23:45 “Word Up!” by Melanie G (from Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me – Music from the Motion Picture, 1999, for some reason)
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