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In this episode, we extend our discussion about "The Breakfast Club" originally heard in Episode 87. The source material is so rich that we could do half a season of episodes analyzing and talking about this movie. We are giving you just one extra. This episode originally appeared on our Patreon podcast, "GenXtemporaneous: After Dark." Please join us for a discussion of more behind the scenes information, who else was considered for some of these iconic roles, and how John Hughes imagined the lives of the Breakfast Club would have played out after detention. If you enjoy this episode and want more bonus content, please join GenXtemporaneous: After Dark at www.patreon.com/genxtemporaneous. For less than the cost of a latte per month, you can join at the "Friend of Mozart" level and access at least three additional episodes per month including Video Thunderdome, Internet Archaeology, and extended conversations about our free podcast just like this one.
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