Tall Bart (@verytallbart) joins the lads for another dip into the Prager Pool as they interrogate the painful sketch comedy and baby-brained moralizing of Dennis Prager’s educational video series: For Goodness Sake. Topics include Prager’s unique rhetorical style, the bafflingly high-profile cast, and how David Zucker, Trey Parker, and Matt Stone had their hand in helping Dennis Prager tell the world about just how much he hates babies.

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Media Referenced in this Episode:

• The For Goodness Sake Playlist:

• • For Goodness Sake dir. David Zucker, 1993.
  • For Goodness Sake 2 dir. Trey Parker, 1996.
  • Character: Who Needs It (Training Version), 1996.
  • “Who is Dennis Prager?” by PragerU, 2019.
  • “Are People Born Good?” by PragerU, 2014.

• “Mixed Messages : Simpson Is Hastily Edited Out of Film on Values, but Some Prefer the Original” by Gordon Dillow. Los Angeles Times. June 22nd, 1994.
• “O.J. Simpson Has Cameo In Training Movie About Ethics, Morality With AM-Simpson-Abuse Laws” by Lynn Elber. Associated Press. June 22nd, 1994.

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Commercial: “For Goodn3ss Sak3 3”