Is it me or was Rich continually trying to take digs at the new Ghostbusters while Mike preferred to play it more diplomatically? lol. In the end it seems they had a relatively healthy outlook for it, especially Mike, unlike most crazies. The thing already has 3.7 on imdb, hah.
IIRC, someone asked Rich in one of the PreRec streams if he was going to see the new Ghostbusters, and he said that he didn't care, that he was probably going to see it because his girlfriend wants to see it, and that if it was up to him he wouldn't bother. He doesn't care to see
any movies anymore, but he has no objection to watching movies if someone else wants to drag him along.
He thought the trailer looked bad but... *shrug*, it might be funny. Rich don't care.
You could also tell that he's watched the movie altogether too many times during the part about the Dean line reading.
I just rewatched Ghostbusters a couple days ago because it was on TV (with a bunch of ads for the new movie), and I actually had a bit of trouble understanding what Aykroyd said in that scene, until I did about one repeat of the line in my head and thought "Ah, he said Dean Yeager." I just immediately dismissed it though.
Same with the Thorazine scene. I thought to myself "Well, Peter's a doctor (of sorts), but he wasn't carrying a medical bag. Where'd he get the prescription meds? Doesn't seem like the sort of thing Dana would have lying around (and if she did it would've been too convenient), and he didn't have time to run to the pharmacy." And then I just ignored it as one of those allowances that you give to fiction. I hardly spent two seconds of thought on it. But I should have realized, in this post-Cosby world, that Peter, being a sketchy college-age doctor, brought some "date enhancers" to the party. Although I doubt he would've gotten
too rapey, since he declined Zuul-Dana's invitation.