Chapter 140: Why did you say that name?!
Distance NERDingAugust 23, 2023
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Chapter 140: Why did you say that name?!

Jahmez has been back but the chat still believes he’s been missing, Fray tells us about her love for characters named Martha, and Phil is ignored for biscoffs… 


This Episode we discuss:


  • Is Lupita Nyong’o going to be a Disney Princess?
  • Is the Wonder Woman game still happening?
  • Is Adam Driver playing Snape in the new Harry Potter series?
  • Marvel Studios Has agreed to unionization vote for VFX crews
  • WGA has renewed negotiations with AMPTP
  • Men 97 has already started recording season 2
  • James Gunn teases Jaime Reyes’s role in the DCU
  • Blue Beetles budget has been revealed
  • The Flash is making its way to Max sooner than expected
  • Barbie is now WB’s highest grossing domestic film
  • Barbies streaming date haas been revealed
  • Amazon Cancels some shows
  • Fast X has a streaming date
  • Charles Martinet addresses leaving his role as Mario
  • National Cinema Day is coming!!
  • Lucasfilm is closing an iconic studio
  • Dave Filoni addresses Ashoka’s character relationships
  • And Ashoka’s release date is moved up!!


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Warning This chapter or distance nerding was recorded live, which

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Distance, ladies and gentlemen.

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Oh, it is time. It's time.

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It's Taco Tuesday. You know what that means?

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You're now watching and listening and experiencing and

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just taking in the majesty and the greatness that is distance

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nerding. Part of the Comic Con Radio

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podcast family. She's Frey girl.

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He's young Phil, and he's Charmez 5000.

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And we're here to nerd together. Nailed it.

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Nailed it. Yeah, 40th time.

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Why keep up with him? I try to keep up with them.

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Pretty good, swear. Pretty good.

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Hey, guess what we're talking about.

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Anything. Pop culture, news, movies,

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nerding and of course ladies and gentlemen if you want.

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Thomas, Did you see him with the conspiracy hands all?

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Up there in the business. Got.

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It in the conspiracy hands. I can see it.

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It's creepy. It's conspiracy creepy, OK?

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OK, good that. Conspiracy.

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It's good. Great.

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And great as you, Conspiracy. Great.

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It's actually not a bad Donald Trump.

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All right. Uh.

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Gentlemen, all Donald Trump. Is that who he was doing?

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That's rude. OK, that is rude.

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Pearlman. You let you let Philippe do all

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the impressions all day long. I do one, I do one.

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And you're like, is that that supposed to be?

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Oh geez, we're into all the conspiracies.

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All the conspiracies. There's a conspiracy against me.

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James, do it. So there you go.

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There you go. She's giving it back to you

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right there. All right, ladies and gentlemen,

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if you want to, if you want to tell us how bad our Donald Trump

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and tech and impression are, uh, or you want to tell us how good

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James's is, you can e-mail us at tistitsnerding@aol.com.

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Get it done. Yeah.

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Hurt. Done.

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I thought of a bit that like do it like.

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Neil, Patrick, Harrison, Barney, Barney and How I Met Your

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Mother. When she's doing legendary he

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goes legend. Wait for it.

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I just he was my favorite on the.

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So a little flashback. OK, I'm asking about the

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package. Wait for it.

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Cam, Speaking of wait for it, say Wong saying James is alive.

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That's rude. Wasn't I here last week?

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Wait. And the week before that, too.

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No, it was the week workers. I was.

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I was here the week before and the week before that exactly.

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Say one, we may be going to SAC anime.

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I'm not sure 100% right now because the weekend is pretty

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busy. So let me talk to you.

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Yeah, that's. A wrestling thing, Yes.

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Oh, Wayne, the unknown with the great Scott Marty.

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I love it. Where's the impression of that

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great Scott Marty go? All right, listen.

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About that Fray. That's his best, Doc Brown.

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And you go, yeah, guys, let's talk about.

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Anything anymore about any impression ever again.

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Oh my God, James. Good, I did.

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Not realize that you were having a moment, Doc Brown.

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Yes, come on. Yes, yes. 88 mph it's good.

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I think you should do Don. Yes, that's.

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I think you should do Donald Trump impressions in all the

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movies. Just like, pick a character for

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all these movies and just that's who, Donald.

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Good. There we go.

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That's good. I just I just created more

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content. For you?

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Exactly. Me.

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Like one of your branch girls. Good.

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I don't know what's happening. Oh my God.

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Donald Trump in every movie ever.

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Oh God. Oh my God, this is.

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Appropriately in it this week on deck, we've got the Geek End

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update. New episodes of a comic

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Is Mas Canata actually a frog? Could be, might be.

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My bad. And then of course the download.

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It's me. It's me.

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A Mario? Or maybe I?

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Good Mario to me. Mario, who's just gonna ask him

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to do that? Just like I I want to hear

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Donald Trump as Mario. That's that's who you want to

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hear right now. It's.

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Me love. You.

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I love that. What?

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What is it that Mario, like, always collects?

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Coin. I love the coins.

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I love the. Coins would you?

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Good point. Good Bitcoin have the best

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coins, have the best going. Quarter coins, gold coins,

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you're all good. Good.

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But first, you'd have 1 millions of coins.

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Billions. I invented coins.

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It was great. Oh God guys before that.

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First, let me get a shout out. Oh, there you go.

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First let me get a shout out. Hold on one more time Before we

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That's one thing I did. Not man's plane.

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All right? She generally said she didn't

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know about it. All right.

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Oh God. Wasn't that and I was kidding.

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Realize I actually mixed up all the time.

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OK, Frey, just chat. And Frey, what flavors am I

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going for tonight? I just.

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Chat and Frey. The only other person here

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besides the chat and besides the Frey is me.

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So essentially, said everybody except for James.

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Tell me. Just come out and say James.

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You don't get. Yeah, exactly.

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This conversation is for everybody but Jane.

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I get it. OK, I get it.

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OK, it's fine because as she's been picking flavors for me for

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a while. So OK now we do.

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We do have Cam in the chat saying dub sludge.

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So what am I mixing with the dub sludge?

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Um. Is there what?

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Is there a mango one I? Asked.

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No there's not. There's a Mongo one that he

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likes. Mongo.

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Among there are two that have the mongo flavor right with it.

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Is there a mongo pineapple? Those things among Peach,

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though, Oh. Do you mongo peak wait?

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Is that what you had? See, No.

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Beach and Peach and dub sledge is what we're doing.

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James needs to say it's the number one thing in the world.

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In his Trump place, it's. Good.

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The number one thing in the world, dubby.

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It's great. It's good Mongo good.

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Don't nobody. Nobody says mango.

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Nobody, nobody says bang go mongo OK.

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I gotta stop. OK?

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We're done. I'm waiting for the day that

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that now Trump is like, oh, now we're just like, talk smack.

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Gonna sue you, it's. Starting podcast.

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All right. Same.

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All right. Well, you're licking your

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Where we going next? We've got a lot going on I think

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Next show is coming up. We got SAC anime September 1st

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through the 3rd right here in Sacramento.

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See Andrew Nelson. Ellen Fernandez.

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I think Sam Jones. Flash.

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Ah, he's gonna be there. Several universe.

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It's a two day con up in Reno. I think it's at Mont Blue in in

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in Reno. So that's gonna be super fun.

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I'm excited for that one. That'll be cool.

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Bless you. Who was that?

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Was just playing Apex and I didn't want to sneeze.

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Sneeze from off screen. She's like, what the hell just

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happened right now? I looked at both of you on

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screen. I'm like, who was that?

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But yeah, where was it? Oh yeah, Heroes Fest, September

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30th down in Fresno. It's at Heroes Comics.

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Shout out the Heroes comics. It's cool.

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We get to be outside. You get to have some fun.

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A lot of cosplayers. It's awesome.

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The lead gets to dance with all the local Fred Fresnoian ladies.

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Fresnoian. Yes, Ian, they are.

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Yeah. Yeah.

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We got the video, Yeah, when when I go like old Deadpool,

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right? Just.

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And then our next show, our next next show is Meadowlark Comic

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Con back in Oregon, October 7th. We're going, going.

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Going back back to Oregon, Oregon, the Medlock Karma Con

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coming October 7th, it's going to be awesome.

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Stay tuned. We'll be announcing.

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We haven't. We talked to them, we haven't.

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They haven't announced it, so we can't announce who's coming.

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But as soon as they announce it, we can announce it.

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How many times can I say announce?

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I'm not at least two more times. We're gonna announce who's

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coming. It's good at least one more

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time, as always. Announcements.

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It's great informed indication it's done.

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It's getting old. Announce things.

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Oh my God. Uh, this is so good.

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So good. So good.

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Are we ready? I think we're ready.

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All right, guys, I know. Let's get into this.

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Oh, real quick. Shout out to Wayne.

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Wayne joined us on stage at Anna Medford.

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That was awesome and thanks for documenting it.

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He Wayne, the Unknown. So if you are on YouTube or if

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you have YouTube or if you have the Internet, make sure you

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check out Wayne the Unknown on YouTube.

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He just released, I saw the premiere.

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He just released a recap of the con.

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It was really cool that that he put that out there.

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I mean, I didn't get an interview.

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But that's fine. I'm sure Wayne was too busy to

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interview me, but that's fine. Well, he didn't know about your

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Donald Trump. Right.

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You're Donald strap ways. He specifically said, Philippe,

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uh, let's get an interview with you tomorrow.

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He's like great. And then I was like, Oh yeah,

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I'll no, I'll just set up the mics.

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I'll set up the mics, Wayne thing.

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But shout out to Wayne the end. The.

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PA Yeah, that's true. OK.

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I mean it's it's kind of a travesty that, you know James,

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who is definitely the more interesting two of us, doesn't

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get UH interviewed more often. Uh.

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Have 125 kids. So I mean and that's that was

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exactly my next line was, you know it's because he has 123

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kids and he doesn't have the time to do interviews like that

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not not when you're trying to keep up with with all 123 of

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yes. I think she just said it was

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125. Did we lose to what happened?

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I don't. Know.

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All right. Gotta end this.

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I mean, we got to get through this stream quick.

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It's it's kind of hard when you have 125.

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I mean you you're bound to lose a couple, Yep.

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Yeah, they wander off and they come.

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They're expendable. Whatever.

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At that point, you have your own little bill, right?

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That's why we had twins. You know, buy one, get one.

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By God. All right, guys.

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Yeah. I mean, God, I was gonna make

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the darkest joke. I gotta.

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Yeah. All right, ladies, just

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gentleman come. Back to us, Phil.

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Yeah, Move along. Yes, yes.

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Moving along, ladies and gentlemen, it is now time to

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start with some rumors. MMM.

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I. Don't know where to get in

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their. Nose.

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But I'm not mad if tonight in control.

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Rumors are swirling around like gumbo that a possible live

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action remake of Disney's The Princess and the Frog is

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happening. Uh, Disney is reporting that

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their eyeing Lupita Nyong'o for the leading role of Kiana.

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Huh. She would be perfect.

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I love this. It's fantastic.

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If not her, Keke Palmer, let's do this.

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Oh man. Keke Palmer.

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Keke Palmer. So hot.

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Uh, let's just the serves. Looking the ungo though.

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I mean like the. No, I love you.

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I know, right? The young Go has previously

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worked with Disney several times voice the voice of Maz Kanata in

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the Star Wars as well as the animated series worked in.

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Oh that's right she was she did have a whole thing in Forces of

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Destiny. Forgot about that.

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Young Go also played Nokia in Marvel's Black Panther and in

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the Night in two 2016 biopic Queen of Cotway and Jon

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Favrero's live action remake of The Jungle Book Interest.

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I know she was in Jungle Book, so I guess two things.

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I. Didn't know she was in Jungle

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Book. I know, right?

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I yeah, I purposely. Didn't watch it, so jungle

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actually not bad. No, it's not that.

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Like, I loved the animated so much.

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I watched it so much as a good that I was like, I can't watch a

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live action because I feel like it's never gonna live up to how

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much I loved the animated. Yeah, and I didn't want to put

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that on the actors and the a lot of film makers the live action

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took. So you know, the animated

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version took a lot of scenes out of the book that that were in

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the book and they just kind of didn't address stuff.

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There were a lot of cutscenes in the original animated one where

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things don't make sense in the original one.

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We just recently watched the original 1 again and the live

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action one. Jon Favreau made a point of I I

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still wanted to resemble the Disney version, but he

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hybridized it with a lot more of the original book.

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So you get the. Kipling book, Yeah.

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So he he took a lot of the scenes from the Kipling book and

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put it back into the movie to add context.

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Yeah, I mean, I am not. It's not that I don't want to.

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It was just that because I respect John Pogros so much.

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He is one of my favorite drugs. I've loved him since Swinger.

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Yeah. And he's so money doesn't even

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know it. But, and I didn't want to have

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like my childhood, like nostalgia.

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I didn't want thing, you know, I didn't want to like that come

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against a director I really love.

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It's just A and there were some weird, like there were some

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weird choices in that movie too. So, I mean, you know,

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specifically with the gigantic Pittacus that was King Louie,

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yeah, there was for some very weird choices with walking in

00:17:39
that, but. Look to Princess on the Rock.

00:17:43
Two questions. Are we getting a live action

00:17:45
Princess in The Frog? And two, is Lupita going to play

00:17:48
Tiana? I say well not for to answer #1,

00:17:52
yes, we are getting a live action Princess in the frog.

00:17:55
They already announced that. So Disney's officially announced

00:17:57
that they're doing a live at. They're working on a live action

00:17:59
Princess in the Frog. So we know that that's

00:18:01
happening, right. As far as Lupitan the angle

00:18:04
playing playing Tiana, I think she'd kill it you know and I

00:18:08
think that it is something that that Disney would do who force.

00:18:14
I will say that that's actually a really good choice for Snake,

00:18:17
because he actually. Looks we'll talk about that in a

00:18:18
second. But but yeah no.

00:18:21
So I think Lupita Nyong'o is is such a she has so much range as

00:18:25
an actress and she could sing too.

00:18:27
So I mean like I stand her I see her killing it as Tiana as Anna

00:18:33
and and not only just, you know cuz I the majority of the movie

00:18:36
she's gonna be a frog right. So I mean, like, you know, I

00:18:38
think that she's a good, she's a good enough voice actress.

00:18:42
I think that she is a good enough actress in general that

00:18:46
she can pull off both the live action and the voice acting

00:18:48
parts of that. Yeah, no, I mean, just to, like,

00:18:50
jump on to that she. Frog jump onto the boss.

00:18:54
Let me leap onto that Lily. But she did box.

00:19:01
So it's not this, it's not the it's not like the voice acting

00:19:04
would be like a stretch. Yeah, good point.

00:19:06
So I think, yeah, I think that she actually has all of the

00:19:09
chops to do it right. It's just is she available for

00:19:12
long enough to do it in the time frame that they're gonna need

00:19:15
with the strike and everything? I think that would be the only

00:19:18
thing that would derail her doing and then have it work

00:19:21
somebody else. Right.

00:19:21
So, but yeah, my talk is around the table for, yeah, absolutely

00:19:24
James Tacos and. All the tacos on all the tables.

00:19:27
Let's do it perfect. Voice.

00:19:29
I love it. Let's keep going.

00:19:30
Hey, I want to do. Yeah, of course.

00:19:32
I feel like guys that like Wonder Room, just because, you

00:19:35
know, I love her so much. It's like, should we put Wonder

00:19:38
Woman? Or not.

00:19:38
The answer is yes. Or not.

00:19:39
Oh, we should, probably. But the answer to anything is

00:19:42
yes. Oh, I'm gonna be honest, I

00:19:44
didn't even see this one. OK, hold on.

00:19:46
I don't have a slide for this. Sorry, go ahead.

00:19:48
But I don't have a snip for it all.

00:19:49
Right on December 9, 2021, That's the past.

00:19:53
Developer Monolith Productions and publisher W Games announced

00:19:57
a Wonder Woman game alongside A teaser chair.

00:20:00
Since then spent two. Two what?

00:20:05
On Reddit, an eagle eyed user has discovered what appears to

00:20:08
be some type of concept art for the game on the LinkedIn page of

00:20:12
a developer working on the game. This is like some Diggins person

00:20:16
I know, right? Like some stalking?

00:20:18
Yeah. I feel like they're an

00:20:20
archaeologist. They're finding like all the

00:20:22
differences, like the Greeks and.

00:20:23
I mean, that's the majority of people on Reddit.

00:20:25
So your Lincoln belongs in a museum.

00:20:30
Wonder Woman is expected to be in development for PC, PS5, Xbox

00:20:35
Series S, and Xbox Series X. Um, so I do have a synopsis.

00:20:41
Oh, do you? The mascara.

00:20:43
Ted Lasso. Truth game Opsis.

00:20:45
Synopsis. Jesus James Uh Famous garrets.

00:20:48
Ted Lasso of Truth Game Opsis Synopsis, Ted Lasso on Dude,

00:20:56
That's what was true. I know, that's why I'm like.

00:20:59
Stretch man that is stretched, I called it.

00:21:02
I could have, said the Martha Lasso of truth, but.

00:21:06
Why did you say the name? Martha ah It's development by

00:21:11
Mana Productions, creators of the critically acclaimed Middle

00:21:13
Earth, Shadow of Wardour and sequel Middle Earth Shadow of

00:21:16
War. The single player open world

00:21:18
action game will introduce an original story set in the DC

00:21:22
Universe and allow players to come.

00:21:24
Diana up in Mascara in the fight tonight for Amazon, family and.

00:21:29
From the modern world from an official game announcement in

00:21:32
2021. Powered by the Nemesis system,

00:21:35
gamers will forge deep connections with the enemies and

00:21:38
allies. They progress from a heroic

00:21:40
fighter into a proven leader. Oh, I'm.

00:21:43
I'm excited for that. Just because then I've been

00:21:46
saying that once I'm done with Street Fighter, I might bust out

00:21:48
all the Shadow and Mordor games and go through a replay on those

00:21:52
just because the games are really good, right?

00:21:55
And the Nemesis system, I thought was as frustrating as it

00:21:58
was. A really good kind of like like

00:22:02
self learning system. So is it like a pretty good

00:22:04
engine to do? So it's a trip because what

00:22:09
happens is the the, the computer on its own will, kind of like I

00:22:15
guess like the generals and and the the leadership on for the

00:22:19
orcs, they fight amongst each other, right?

00:22:05
Like a like a war type game on then.

00:22:21
And it's kind of like what happens is if an orc kills

00:22:26
somebody who's ranked above him, he becomes that.

00:22:29
Position right. So what ends up happening is you

00:22:31
know as you kill leaders on on you know on the ground, you know

00:22:36
they're also like killing each other and getting stronger and

00:22:39
leveling up. So like if you if you fight one

00:22:41
of them and they kill you, they like rank up even higher and

00:22:45
they start getting stronger and it's it's a like it's almost.

00:22:47
Like, I think Cosby played that. Yeah, it gets.

00:22:50
I remember that. Yeah, it gets frustrating

00:22:52
because again, they they tend to be really smart.

00:22:55
So you know, like if you if you're fighting one general and

00:22:58
another one's like. Across the field and sees you,

00:23:00
he will run into the fight and and like fight you at the same

00:23:04
time. And if like if like I, there was

00:23:06
one time I got ganged up on by like 4 different like captains,

00:23:11
right? Like I started fighting one and

00:23:13
then another one came and then two more ran around the corner

00:23:16
and I was like, are you serious? So it's like I'm killing all

00:23:18
these like little orcs and then there's like 4 captains coming

00:23:21
at me and they're like super strong.

00:23:23
The other thing is every single orc that's in leadership has a

00:23:27
certain style. Certain, like, like, all of them

00:23:31
have like, different things that they're afraid of versus

00:23:33
different things that different weaknesses and stuff.

00:23:35
So, like, you have to study each of them and like, you can pause

00:23:38
the game and like, look at, like, OK, here's the dude I just

00:23:41
saw. What are his weaknesses, right?

00:23:42
And some of these will be like, they're afraid of, like, that

00:23:46
the the monsters that they write on or I forgot what they are.

00:23:48
Right. Least right.

00:23:50
Like, well, one of them's afraid of them.

00:23:51
But then there's another one that's like emboldened by them,

00:23:54
right? And like, you'll have like, this

00:23:55
one guy that's like, oh, he's completely afraid.

00:23:57
But then there's another guy that like.

00:23:59
Will just kind of get super strong and like whoop on you

00:24:02
because it's there. So it's like the game is is so

00:24:05
it's so. Sounds really?

00:24:06
Complex it is. It's very complex, but it's it's

00:24:08
fun if you can make your way around the game, right.

00:24:11
So you know and it just makes for difficult things on that.

00:24:14
The second game, Shadow of War, they they made it to where they

00:24:19
still have the Nemesis system on there.

00:24:21
But instead of it being just one guy that like got stronger like

00:24:25
once they hit a certain level than they had like arms and they

00:24:27
command armies in battle and let's.

00:24:29
Like, Oh my God, yeah. So now it's like you're fighting

00:24:31
this one dude who has like a command over like a bunch of

00:24:35
different. So it's kind of like machine

00:24:36
learning. And again, so the game's never

00:24:39
really the same as you go through it.

00:24:41
Right. The AI, because the AI is so

00:24:45
it's it learns so well. And that's The thing is that it

00:24:47
picks up on your style too. So like it'll it'll figure if

00:24:51
like one of the leaders kills you it knows how you fight the

00:24:54
next time you go to fight them. So it'll block you more.

00:24:56
Oh wow. That's.

00:24:57
Yeah. It's, it's and very.

00:24:59
It is. It is very.

00:25:00
I stopped playing Shadow of War like halfway through because I

00:25:03
was like, OK, I can't play this anymore.

00:25:04
I will throw this controller into the TV if I can.

00:25:08
Yeah, so it's like now. I mean I've grown as a gamer and

00:25:11
I've gotten better at different things.

00:25:12
So I figure, OK, I can do a play through of both these games and

00:25:15
hopefully it won't be as frustrating as it was the first

00:25:17
time I'm guaranteed it will be. But still, the storyline was

00:25:20
really good because it takes place, uh, it takes place like

00:25:23
100 years before the rise of Sauron.

00:25:26
Yeah. And it's like it's it's how

00:25:28
Mordor. Comes, becomes the Darklands.

00:25:30
Basically, catch. Oh hey, I want to.

00:25:33
Switch here it start. I want to switch gears and ask

00:25:35
you about gaming stuff like yes, so it it says here December of

00:25:39
2021 that they announced the Wonder Woman game.

00:25:45
Yeah. Yeah.

00:25:43
So we're looking for. So two years ish.

00:25:47
What are we looking at? What are?

00:25:48
You doing? No, I'm.

00:25:50
I'm trying to close a window and my kids in the way.

00:25:53
I'm like, what are we looking at?

00:25:55
Yeah. There's something up.

00:25:55
No, no. Like I said, I'm trying to close

00:25:57
the window. Is that so?

00:25:58
Two years? Is that typical?

00:26:00
We don't really hear anything about a game, even though that

00:26:03
they announced. It yeah, a lot of times,

00:26:06
especially with with with Warner brother games a lot of times

00:26:11
it's mainly because you know the development gets a little bit

00:26:14
hard sometimes. You know they they go on hiatus.

00:26:18
It also depends on how many games Monolith was producing at

00:26:21
the time when they first came on.

00:26:22
Warner Brothers produces a lot of games.

00:26:24
So like you know, it could just be that they kind of like put it

00:26:27
in the backseat for a little bit the other.

00:26:29
Thing is if they're if they're doing a really, really ambitious

00:26:32
game, then they can take a lot longer, right.

00:26:35
And especially with like everybody trying to eliminate

00:26:37
crunch culture, right. Warner Brothers is especially

00:26:41
getting behind that. And you can see that evident

00:26:44
with like how they're treating rock steady and how they're

00:26:45
treating Warner Brothers Montreal and everything like

00:26:48
that. Because they're kind of just you

00:26:49
know they're they're with the flop of of Gotham Knights.

00:26:54
You know, like, I know that they're like, oh, hey, we put

00:26:57
out this gameplay trailer for. For defeat the Justice League

00:27:02
and nobody liked it. So they're like, OK, we got to

00:27:04
go back to this, to the drawing out of, figure some stuff out.

00:27:07
Yeah, OK. Yeah, well, it's like, hey,

00:27:08
let's figure this out. So I'm sure they don't want to

00:27:10
put out anything with this Wonder Woman game until they

00:27:14
know it's what they want it to be.

00:27:16
Those they're afraid if this picture is from one Roman, it

00:27:19
looks kind of interesting because it like what you're

00:27:21
saying. It looks like there's different

00:27:22
ways to play or different characters to play.

00:27:24
Like there's Wonder Woman, there's Amazonians there.

00:27:27
Looks like, yeah, some kind of human would with a rifle or

00:27:29
something. Yeah, it looks like a mass

00:27:31
effects, Ashley. Yeah, yeah.

00:27:33
So it's it's interesting because like you probably will have

00:27:35
different play styles that you can go through.

00:27:38
I wonder if it's gonna have an RPG element where you can like

00:27:41
change characters and stuff like that.

00:27:43
Or if you just. Yeah or like if you are just

00:27:45
playing as Diana, you know, like or I guess you know, is Diana a

00:27:48
hero character and you know, you build your own character and the

00:27:51
two other characters are the ones that you kind of build off.

00:27:54
Like it's gonna be interesting the way that they do this.

00:27:56
You know, like that's. It'd be cool if those

00:27:57
multiplayer and like could have. Somebody played Diana and then

00:28:00
like bring in like Donna or bring in like an Amazon guys,

00:28:04
you know, or followed it, right? Or like somebody plays a human.

00:28:07
Somebody plays like so you could have other, like people playing

00:28:10
with you because that'd be fun, but not like.

00:28:12
I all I ask is that if they do do something where it's like on

00:28:17
the mascara and they're being attacked or you know I I want to

00:28:20
see them fighting kind of large scale enemies because I want to

00:28:24
be able to like what I want to do is be able to play with Diana

00:28:27
and the sword. No, I mean.

00:28:29
I think that all of her, like any weapon, should be.

00:28:32
Like I like. So there's something about Diana

00:28:34
and the way she wields his sword that is just really badass to

00:28:37
me. So like.

00:28:38
I and her shield likes the way she is because she does the

00:28:40
sword, she'll right in it. That also looks really.

00:28:43
Right. Like, you know, I I want to be

00:28:44
able to do things with that, uh, just because I feel like she is

00:28:49
one of those characters that, you know, she's she's just kind

00:28:52
of a badass, you know, like just with those things, I want the

00:28:55
gameplay to be very similar to Batman, which actually Shadow

00:28:58
of. The Nemesis engine is built off

00:29:01
of the Arkham Asylum engine, so. Oh, OK.

00:29:04
So yeah. So the fight is very similar.

00:29:06
Yeah, the fight system is very similar there.

00:29:08
Yeah, go. Hey, we got one more rumor

00:29:09
coming from the chat, yes. Yes, tacos on the table.

00:29:14
Tacos on the table. This will get made because they

00:29:16
don't want to mess with. I love it.

00:29:20
Tacos. Definitely on the table because

00:29:21
nobody wants to mess with, right?

00:29:22
They want to mess with. So rumor from the chat, I'm

00:29:25
gonna put that back on the screen right there.

00:29:27
So Adam Driver is rumored to be in talks to star in a role of a

00:29:32
younger snake in a Harry Potter spin off series where the

00:29:34
parents of the Potter crew are together.

00:29:37
I I like the idea of this. I think Adam Driver.

00:29:41
I've I've always felt like Adam Driver could pull off a young

00:29:43
snake. Oh yeah, I mean, he's got.

00:29:45
The sass, definitely. And I think he could pull off

00:29:47
the British accent he needed to Yeah, I think I think he'd be.

00:29:51
If he's better off at reverse, then then Marvel.

00:29:55
I could totally see that too. And this is supposed to be a

00:29:57
series. So the other thing is, again,

00:29:59
this would be kind of a big commitment if he did play the

00:30:01
character. I just realized like the whole

00:30:03
Snape and James Otter. Has he got?

00:30:05
Unless he's in the first one and then he like goes and his

00:30:09
defects after the first episode. Right.

00:30:11
I I mean I I want to see if this is something where if the series

00:30:14
that they're doing because they. Still haven't announced what the

00:30:16
series is going to be. But if they the series is

00:30:18
something where it's the the parents of the Harry Potter

00:30:21
characters. Like I do want to see that

00:30:23
relationship between James Potter and and and and Snape.

00:30:26
Because you know they did not have a good relationship like

00:30:29
James Potter picked on Sever Snape.

00:30:30
So I I kind of want to be able to see.

00:30:32
I want to see what the relationship was with Snape and

00:30:36
Harry Potter's mom, whatever her name is.

00:30:38
Martha Potter. Whatever.

00:30:39
Martha Potter. You know, Martha.

00:30:42
Lily Potter. Yeah.

00:30:43
I want to see what their relationship is like.

00:30:44
It feels, feels like that the Potter thing is like, this is

00:30:48
Cyclops and Jean Grey, and Snape is like Wolverine.

00:30:52
He's like on the outside, but he still loves her, you know what I

00:30:55
mean? I also want to see he's.

00:30:56
That bad. Yeah, the bad boy.

00:30:58
I also would like to see Lillian Petunias relationship just kind

00:31:03
of outside of this they. Have any other siblings?

00:31:05
Yeah, they knew it. Never they.

00:31:07
Never. They would all be named after

00:31:08
flowers. Yeah, is Lily.

00:31:11
Not name all their brothers Rose.

00:31:13
If they had a brother, what would he be named?

00:31:15
Orchid. Um Thistle Thistle.

00:31:19
Your name is Briar Bush. Briar Bush Otter Horny.

00:31:25
Uh, thorny. Actually, his probably would be

00:31:26
the one. His name's Thornton and they

00:31:29
call him Thorny. Tacos on the table guys, Do you

00:31:34
believe that we are gonna get Adam Driver as sever snake?

00:31:37
I'm gonna say yes. The reason why?

00:31:39
Table tacos are on the table because they need somebody like

00:31:43
an Adam driver to head up that franchise, you know what I mean?

00:31:46
Like, they can get anybody to be read Richards and everybody's

00:31:49
gonna be happy like, Oh my God, Weird Richards.

00:31:51
But they need like. Or no one's gonna Or nobody.

00:31:53
Can't be. Yes.

00:31:54
It's no matter who you get. But having having somebody like

00:31:58
Adam Driver kind of like be the staple of the new Potter verse,

00:32:02
I think that will be key. I think that that's also a good

00:32:05
idea. I agree with that.

00:32:06
Tacos are on the table. I think Adam Driver is probably

00:32:09
one of the. Pics that you can get or sever

00:32:11
Snape he has range for. Yeah he has the look for sure.

00:32:14
I think he has the range for it. I think that he would make a

00:32:18
good sever snake. That's Ask Lid Jacket how she

00:32:21
feels about this. He he like, you know he's done

00:32:24
so many like adult things and this would be like the first

00:32:27
thing that he would really do that's more friendly.

00:32:29
And so he might want to do something like that just to when

00:32:31
he has kids later he's like look down was in Harry Potter you

00:32:34
know. But also make sure there's a

00:32:36
couple shirtless scenes of Adam Driver.

00:32:38
So La Jack is happy, right? Yeah.

00:32:40
OK, you're saying. Also, Cyclops is a tool.

00:32:43
So sorry. OK, let's get to some Get into

00:32:47
some news, yeah. It is about time.

00:32:50
Hold on. Sorry I gotta put that back on

00:32:52
the screen. It is now time.

00:32:59
Still looks like Thor on the Rainbow Bridge.

00:33:03
Holding on for dear life, Yeah. When my kids drew it, yeah.

00:33:07
Loki. It's Loki, yes.

00:33:09
Me go. Don't let me go, brother.

00:33:13
All right, let's get into. I've been falling for. 30

00:33:17
minutes I was falling, but 30 minutes?

00:33:19
OK, let's go. OK, strike news.

00:33:22
Last week, a supermajority of Marvel's 50 plus visual effects

00:33:27
workers voted to unionize with Ayazi.

00:33:30
A step to becoming protected workers similar to those in

00:33:33
unions like Writers Guild of America and say F AFTRA.

00:33:36
Who's gonna have a problem saying AFSTRA?

00:33:38
Like off. It's America, American Film

00:33:41
Television and Radio Association.

00:33:44
Also after after days after Marvel's VFX workers voted

00:33:49
internally on Unite unionizing, the next step in the matter has

00:33:52
taken place Tuesday. The International Alliance of

00:33:56
Theatrical Stage Employees, Ayazi and Marvel Studios have

00:34:00
agreed on a voting timeline to recognize the union.

00:34:03
The Marvel's like, OK, I guess we're going to do this.

00:34:06
According to the news report, voting opens on August 21st or

00:34:10
open down August My first, and we'll run through the next few

00:34:12
weeks before results are certified and subsequently

00:34:16
announced on September Wealth. Barring any surprise

00:34:20
developments, the upcoming IoT See vote should pass, which

00:34:23
would make Marvel's visual effects workers the first

00:34:25
unionized VFX group in the entirety of Hollywood.

00:34:29
Sorry, I cut you off. No, I was just saying it's cool.

00:34:31
No, I think it's great. I think, yeah, I'm all for this.

00:34:33
Yeah, I I'm, I'm also very happy to hear that this is happening.

00:34:37
This is definitely something that's needed to happen.

00:34:39
For a long time, especially with all the, I would say, rumors,

00:34:42
but I mean, you know, with everything that we've heard

00:34:45
about the way that the VFX system works, especially with

00:34:48
Marvel kind of like pushing. And and you know, a lot of

00:34:52
people complained about the way that how some property started

00:34:55
turning out after a while. You know, famously everybody

00:34:58
complained about she Hulk saying that, you know, it felt like I

00:35:03
got that. People felt like it got rushed

00:35:04
through and it's more so because there's so many projects on

00:35:07
their plate, you know, they kind of have to, like do.

00:35:09
What they can push it out and get on to the next one.

00:35:12
I feel like unionizing is gonna get to get them to a point

00:35:15
where, yes, it might be a little bit longer for properties to

00:35:19
come out, but we're gonna get more quality out of it, you

00:35:21
know, just because they're gonna actually have the time to do

00:35:23
stuff. Combination of that.

00:35:24
Plus, you know, everybody's monster.

00:35:28
Bob Iger, right now actually kind of like pushing things

00:35:32
further apart and making it to where he wants everybody to

00:35:35
focus on quality over quantity. So, you know, that's probably

00:35:38
one of the only. Good.

00:35:39
Shut his damn mouth in public like.

00:35:40
I said that's probably one of the only good things he's doing

00:35:42
because he's still, you know, persecuting everybody else in

00:35:48
the industry, so. A couple of jets there, Bob.

00:35:51
Oh, and then maybe you could give it to the writers and the

00:35:54
actors, and then you wouldn't have anybody on strike and you

00:35:57
could fly wherever you want. Yeah, sure, Why not?

00:36:00
There it's be. You're not gonna contact Curtis

00:36:03
Corona and get it? Get a information from him right

00:36:06
away, huh young Phil? I will ask him.

00:36:09
Once everything gets voted in because he doesn't work directly

00:36:13
for them but he works alongside those kind of guys.

00:36:16
So Beard. Yeah, I know that.

00:36:18
I know he said that he was saying that.

00:36:22
You know if if Marvel's VFX Cruz unionized, that just means that

00:36:27
everybody across the industry will start unionizing and that

00:36:30
means that that's that's an overall good is the way that he

00:36:33
said it. So yeah, that's what I was gonna

00:36:35
say. Oh, sorry.

00:36:37
No, honestly, I was like, no, I say it.

00:36:39
Yeah, I. Know you're gonna say, yeah,

00:36:41
because that's what he was saying.

00:36:41
It's it's a net good if if they can unionize with IOTTI, that

00:36:45
means that everybody else is going to be able to unionize.

00:36:48
And that just guarantees that the type of work that he does

00:36:51
gets recognized on a larger scale.

00:36:54
It's interesting like, you know, we said Marvel like, OK, so

00:36:56
that's 50 plus employees for Marvel that are gonna

00:36:59
potentially unionize, right. Like that's just under the

00:37:03
Marvel I guess umbrella, like, right.

00:37:05
SAG covers all of Hollywood for the most part, right.

00:37:08
Certain criteria. But like you know that Sagan.

00:37:12
So I was just wondering, like the writers to writers aren't

00:37:14
like we only write for Marvel or be only right for Disney.

00:37:17
They you know, right. I guess this is like the

00:37:19
beginning of something bigger. Yeah, I guess so it'll I.

00:37:22
Agree, and it's something that's needed, you know.

00:37:24
I think that it is going to be. Thing that everyone's gonna step

00:37:27
on because like OK, so SAG and after is to be separate unions

00:37:31
and they merged but they both had to start some right?

00:37:33
I think like after it was just like radio personalities.

00:37:36
Then it was TV personality because it was the first one and

00:37:39
then sagging along and it was like they I think they came

00:37:42
along pretty close together, but they're just two different

00:37:44
unions. And so I I feel like we might

00:37:47
get a couple of VFX unions and then they might merge together,

00:37:51
you know or they'll all just go under the same either way.

00:37:54
But I do think things are changing this is.

00:37:56
Exactly what time we've had all this turmoil and everything, and

00:37:59
now, you know, we're seeing this change.

00:38:01
People are waking up to maybe we do need unions because maybe we

00:38:05
do need to be protected from corporations because the

00:38:08
government's not protecting us from them.

00:38:09
So it's like, you know, it's accessed, right?

00:38:11
Right. Good point.

00:38:11
Good point. OK, let's move.

00:38:13
Speaking of potential, And so an end to the writers strike could

00:38:17
be getting closer. According to Deadline, the

00:38:19
Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and

00:38:23
Television Producers are resuming talks zoom with the WGA

00:38:28
set to deliver their counter to the AMPTP counter proposal from

00:38:33
last Friday for the report. Thus far, the tone of the recent

00:38:37
talks have been progressive, with both sides willing to

00:38:40
negotiate on key issues such as viewership based streaming

00:38:43
residuals, pay races, preservation of the writers room

00:38:46
and AI. That's good news.

00:38:48
It is. I think it is, I think it is.

00:38:50
I just hoping that the AMTP or whatever, yeah, right.

00:38:56
Oh my God. Yay.

00:38:58
That's two tonight. OK.

00:39:01
But I just hope they're doing this today.

00:39:03
I hope they're not doing it as some sort of like delaying

00:39:05
tactic or so they can put out more similar stuff.

00:39:07
So, right. I'm cautiously optimistic.

00:39:09
Yeah, we'll see. We'll see.

00:39:10
So I don't. Sound it?

00:39:13
The meeting comes after WGA leadership sent an e-mail to

00:39:16
members on Friday revealing that a meeting with the AMPTP

00:39:21
occurred earlier that day and resulted in a new package of

00:39:24
proposals from the studios. But I am.

00:39:26
The e-mail indicated that the WGA plan to respond to the AMPTP

00:39:31
sometime this week. All right, progress.

00:39:33
We'll see what happens. It is progress and I mean like

00:39:36
it's it's definitely something that is needed.

00:39:39
Hopefully it's something that the WGA, you know, I mean just

00:39:43
the members of the WGA get what they deserve, you know like

00:39:46
again, you don't have these situations where AI is writing

00:39:50
scripts for them, you know, where you have the pay raises

00:39:52
that they deserve the residuals. Again, preservation.

00:39:56
The writers room, you know, at making sure that there is a

00:39:58
minimum writers, there are minimum writers in the writers

00:40:03
room for certain shows and in different projects.

00:40:06
You know, I mean it's it's, it's things that are guaranteeing

00:40:08
worker writers and making sure that, you know, we don't get

00:40:12
less quality because AI takes over or something like that.

00:40:16
Yeah, yeah, it's I just well, I think that they underestimated

00:40:20
how the studio is underestimated how much people enjoy quality

00:40:25
entertainment. Well, a.

00:40:26
Funny, because I think they're like, well, we'll see what

00:40:28
happens with these writers. Go ahead strike, you know.

00:40:31
But all it did was like rally every other employee under this

00:40:37
sun and be like, oh, maybe we should do the same thing.

00:40:39
And now everybody, you know in the from their Thrones or just

00:40:42
like whoa, we what's happening today was the national day of

00:40:46
striking or something like and so they had like all they had

00:40:50
these like big unions with them that like are pilots of planes

00:40:53
and stuff. So it's like there were all

00:40:54
these people there. They had, we've had sanitation

00:40:57
workers and their union, they have them helping them out.

00:41:00
They've had all these other non Hollywood yeah unions help out.

00:41:03
So it's like they take a day off to help them.

00:41:06
So it's not just impacting Hollywood now, it's impacting

00:41:09
all that, it's impacting everybody.

00:41:11
I think it's just starting to show that the elite who who have

00:41:15
all the money, you know, they've been kind of coasting for the

00:41:18
longest time and people are 80s. Yeah, and and people are are

00:41:23
tired of it and they're tired of not being.

00:41:26
Able to pay for homes when you know, working your entire life

00:41:29
and not being able to have an actual retirement, you know, So

00:41:32
I mean it's it's just, it's it's people, it's it's overdue time

00:41:36
for people to be treated like people again.

00:41:38
Yeah, yeah. All right, let's keep you going

00:41:39
in. Uh, then let near near news.

00:41:41
I was gonna say do. You want me to read?

00:41:44
You can read this one. Go ahead pray girl, you got it.

00:41:49
So X-Men 97. Y'all, apparently voice cast is

00:41:53
being that is beginning recording soon.

00:41:55
Yes, we know that means the animation is probably pretty on

00:41:59
board because I have. They have stuff now to record

00:42:02
against. So still no official release.

00:42:04
Yeah, for the first season of X-Men 97 production on season 2

00:42:08
is already underway and the voice cast is currently

00:42:11
recording, so we know that's probably coming up soon.

00:42:14
Fingers crossed Lenore's on who prizes her role as Grow in the

00:42:18
series, recently confirmed that she's back in the booth to

00:42:21
record Rogue's dialogue for X-Men 97.

00:42:24
She re shared a post on the on X form.

00:42:28
No on X on Twitter, OK. She I know.

00:42:33
So weird on Twitter from an X-Men fan account announcing

00:42:37
that production on X-Men 97 had begun, and it came with the

00:42:41
following comment. Oh, yeah.

00:42:42
Heck yeah, sugar, we started. And I think you're gonna love.

00:42:46
Yeah. Sorry.

00:42:47
I wasn't expecting that. Yeah, I could have.

00:42:50
Do it again. Take two, take two.

00:42:51
I don't know if I can do this now.

00:42:53
You. Can you can do it on this name

00:42:55
here? Because he put X in everything.

00:42:56
So no, I'm not doing that. I just want to do the accent.

00:42:59
Oh yeah, yeah, sugar, we've started and I think you're gonna

00:43:03
love it much. Better.

00:43:05
I like it. I like it.

00:43:06
That was good. That was good.

00:43:10
But she's from Mississippi, so it makes sense, yeah.

00:43:07
A little bit more Mississippi than I liked, but it was.

00:43:25
Where Remy is clearly from, from Baton Rouge, you can tell he's a

00:43:31
little. But the way that she does the

00:43:15
accent, it's a little bit a little more Alabama,

00:43:17
Mississippi. Yeah, that's splitting hairs and

00:43:19
only people that do accents would know that.

00:43:21
I apologize. She's a lovely woman and I think

00:43:24
it's fantastic. That's home.

00:43:32
No, I'm kidding. He's actually actually do.

00:43:34
He doesn't really the guy that plays where he does a really

00:43:36
good job. With you guys.

00:43:37
His case is really good. Official Exopsis ex Noxus.

00:43:41
Official EXOPSIS EX synopsis synopsis Uh Storm Wolverine try

00:43:48
to continue the X-Men. Menito comes in and wants to

00:43:51
step up for Charles Xavier. Sinister comes in to try and end

00:43:55
the X-Men once. Considering the ending, right?

00:44:00
Like that Sinister got like kind of blasted in half by Cyclops,

00:44:04
so it's kind of gonna be interesting to see him come

00:44:06
back, Sinister was. It a no, it was him definitely a

00:44:09
clone. He he was still alive when he

00:44:11
when he got away, he was just like he's had a giant hole in

00:44:14
his side. Because Cyclops was like the

00:44:15
only person who could actually hurt him.

00:44:17
Don't we like, find out that sinisters like related to them

00:44:19
in some way? I thought we did.

00:44:21
The sinisters mutate. Obsessed.

00:44:23
Yes, sinisters mutate. So I think it's has something to

00:44:29
do. Yeah, he's he turned himself

00:44:27
into a mutant. I know it has something to do

00:44:31
with Scott. If there's something with Scott

00:44:33
that he's like related in some way, or there's some sort of

00:44:36
thing that, but there's want a reason that he's obsessed with

00:44:38
Scott Summers so freaking much. Yeah, and they can just be the

00:44:41
guy's abs. All right.

00:44:42
Expected to debut on Disney bus late in 2023.

00:44:46
Times tick in here, people. We're in August.

00:44:49
I know we need some announcements stat.

00:44:51
Like, hey, Disney, you need to get some announcements going.

00:44:54
Everybody's just so afraid to announce anything because it

00:44:56
strikes. The other thing is they can't

00:44:58
really promote, you know, like, so even if they announce it, no.

00:45:00
But they can't for animation. Yeah, animation actors, they.

00:45:03
Don't. Yeah, they can.

00:45:04
They can push this promote, yeah.

00:45:05
Animation. They can push, yeah, OK.

00:45:07
They're just not doing it because they're like, oh, we

00:45:09
don't know, We don't know. They don't want to get on the

00:45:10
bad side of. Something I think they may be

00:45:12
waiting it out to see because there's there's some tentpole

00:45:14
stuff, you know, like Asoka and Loki and stuff like even though

00:45:18
they said 20 late 2023, I think they're gonna space it out to be

00:45:21
like, you know what, we don't know what else is gonna be

00:45:24
ready. So we may just need to keep that

00:45:26
in the hopper, keep it on warm just in case we need something

00:45:29
to fill some holes for a little bit further down the line.

00:45:32
You know, late 2023 could also be the last day of December.

00:45:35
Yes, could still make good on their promise and.

00:45:39
Right. In teenage bug news, Blue Beetle

00:45:42
flew into theaters this weekend, introducing the fanhaver DC

00:45:46
superhero to new audiences. Before the film's debut, DC

00:45:50
Studio Co CEO James Gunn confirmed that Holo Mara

00:45:54
Duenna's portrayal of Jaime Reyes Blue Beetle is expected to

00:45:58
be part of the new DC Universe, which Gun is shepherding

00:46:01
alongside Peter Saffron. Ah, sticking around.

00:46:04
I like it. Yeah, I like that, he came out.

00:46:07
And announced and be like, you know even before the movie came

00:46:09
out and say hey, this is it, you know we'll get.

00:46:11
I think he probably got to see, yeah, you know, he said.

00:46:13
This is going to be like our spider man where people can jump

00:46:17
on board, you know, young and old.

00:46:19
Yeah, it's it seems a little new and fresh and not a lot of

00:46:22
baggage, you know, and let's run with well and it's not a

00:46:25
character that everybody's really that familiar with.

00:46:28
So there's, yeah, so I mean, as you said, there's not a lot of

00:46:30
baggage. So it is a new, like a brand new

00:46:33
shining character that people can latch onto and really use

00:46:36
them as their entrance to the. World.

00:46:38
The big thing also though is that specifically Jaime Reyes

00:46:43
had a big part of why new to happen, you know, so it's kind

00:46:47
of like Jaime Reyes as well as The Flash.

00:46:49
I mean basically the two of them changing things in the past and

00:46:53
the future and then of course Booster Gold had a big part in

00:46:57
that as well. But I mean like you know, like

00:46:59
essentially you know the the two of them are the reason that the

00:47:03
continuity in New 52 ended up becoming what it was.

00:47:06
So I mean. It makes sense that James Gunn

00:47:09
creating a new universe, you do the events of The Flash, which

00:47:12
he said no lead into why the universe is becoming what it is,

00:47:16
why it's being rebooted as well as Blue Beetle.

00:47:19
I doubt we're gonna see Black Beetle in this.

00:47:20
But I mean, like still, you know, like the.

00:47:23
I mean, we could see the Black Beetle.

00:47:24
You you don't know, right. We don't know that we're not

00:47:27
gonna see the Black Beetle on this.

00:47:28
Yeah, but I mean, like, you know, the Black Beetle is

00:47:31
basically the reason that, you know, they go back in time.

00:47:34
And this is in the comics. We don't know.

00:47:36
I haven't seen the movie. In the comics, Black Beetle

00:47:38
basically comes back in time because the whole point is in

00:47:41
order to save the future, you have to bring back the dead Ted

00:47:45
Chord who ends up becoming Jaime's mentor.

00:47:49
You know, so that was so special because I loved.

00:47:52
It yeah, you know, cuz when they killed Ted Chord in the comics,

00:47:55
it was like, OK, everybody was a little upset about it.

00:47:57
He was kind of a goofy character, but that's the way

00:47:59
they killed him too. Man, that was brutal.

00:48:03
It was so. Oh man, but I mean how many

00:48:06
times did Ted Cord get the living crap kicked out of him

00:48:09
though Cuz he get Tuesday beat the living Nikes out of him in

00:48:12
93. So I mean like.

00:48:14
What happened in Ted Cord? How do you die?

00:48:15
Spoiler alert spoil. He was basically beaten to A and

00:48:20
and he's the reason that the countdown started right was

00:48:22
because of that when he died it started the countdown through

00:48:26
the two and the mystery was the thing that the Booster Gold

00:48:30
needed to find out was who, right?

00:48:32
Boost and that's what gets to like.

00:48:37
It's like my second favorite behind crisis inventors.

00:48:34
That's how you get to final. It's a beautiful process.

00:48:40
There's a lot of people talk about like, you know, Booster

00:48:42
Gold and Blue Beetle and their relationship.

00:48:45
Like, you know, people talk about like, you know, cuz

00:48:46
they're best friends, but it's like, you know, romance that

00:48:49
they they were like borderline actual relationship kind of

00:48:51
thing. But like, you know, yeah,

00:48:52
because of like how close they were, right.

00:48:54
And it's kind of like Booster Gold and the fact that we're

00:48:56
getting a Booster Gold movie, right.

00:48:58
It kind of makes me hold out that we're gonna get Ted cord at

00:49:02
some point. But I would want Ted chord cuz

00:49:05
Ted chord. Blue Beetle had no powers.

00:49:07
He was basically a dude in a suit.

00:49:09
Yeah, verse is Jaime Reyes is Blue Beetle.

00:49:12
Jaime Race is technically the third Blue Beetle.

00:49:15
The first one had powers and had the scarab, right?

00:49:18
And then Ted Chord had the scarab.

00:49:19
But it stopped working at some point, right?

00:49:21
And then he just had powers and he had all this technology,

00:49:23
right? And then Jaime got the scarab,

00:49:25
Yeah. I'm trying to remember what

00:49:27
reactivated the powers on the on the Scarab itself.

00:49:30
I know I had to do some of something to do with Booster

00:49:32
Gold. Yeah, it was.

00:49:33
It was. It was him and his little robot.

00:49:36
Guy Skeets. Skeets, yes.

00:49:38
Ah, Skeet Skeet skeets he. Skeets but I mean like you know

00:49:43
that's what I like about Jaime Reyes is like you know the the

00:49:45
the the Jaime Rey storyline is where they explain the reach and

00:49:50
how they basically had a had a what was like an accord with OA,

00:49:55
right. Yeah, a deal with OA that they

00:49:57
would not invade planets and take over planets.

00:50:01
And the way that they did it was they.

00:50:02
Scarabs because they still want to take over the the entire

00:50:06
known universe. They sent scarabs to different

00:50:09
planets to infiltrate and the scarabs basically would create a

00:50:13
hero for the planet and they would get like the entire planet

00:50:18
to back. The hero and the hero secretly

00:50:20
work for the Reach, and that's how the Reach took over, Took

00:50:23
over worlds. Yeah, because they would just be

00:50:25
welcomed in because the hero and all that.

00:50:27
Right. You know, the the, the Young

00:50:30
Justice, of course. That stuff like that, never.

00:50:32
Right. Young Justice followed the

00:50:35
storyline pretty closely was it still had a lot of differences

00:50:38
in it cuz like Black Beetle was a completely different character

00:50:40
and Young Justice because Black Beetle in Young Justice was one

00:50:45
of the reach, whereas Black Beetle in the comics was

00:50:49
basically somebody that Jaime accidentally scorned.

00:50:53
Ah, OK, right. It's it's a guy that like, yeah,

00:50:55
the storyline was really, like, superficial.

00:50:57
But I mean, he became a really good villain, really good oil.

00:51:00
So yeah, and then, I mean that the storyline prevents.

00:51:03
Pretty superficial at first, Yeah.

00:51:05
See where venom is now? Right.

00:51:08
Well, like, you know, like like Booster Gold at one point was

00:51:11
was also Blue Beetle. You know, technically boost your

00:51:13
gold is the 4th Blue Beetle. So.

00:51:15
OK, let's stay in Beetle News. So DC Studios has finally

00:51:19
released its latest superhero movie, Blue Beetle, which will

00:51:22
introduce the world to the first Latino led superhero franchise.

00:51:26
According to Deadline, the budget for Blue Beetle is meager

00:51:31
for a superhero film costing $104 million.

00:51:36
That is pretty light for a heavy, right?

00:51:41
So Blue Beatles budget was so low because the studio

00:51:44
originally slated it to be released on HBO Max streaming

00:51:48
service until a successful test screening prompted them to

00:51:51
release it into theater. Interesting.

00:51:54
OK, yeah, so 104. Yeah, but let's see.

00:51:56
The movie earned 25.4 million at the box office and 18

00:52:02
from international markets for a total week of 43 not.

00:52:06
Two, I would say probably a lot of that 18 Brown Brazil.

00:52:10
Yeah, because I know they're they were super hype.

00:52:12
Out. Yes.

00:52:13
So right now they're there. I know, like a lot of outlets

00:52:17
are saying that Blue Beetle was a flop because it only made 25

00:52:20
in its first weekend and they're projecting that it's it's just

00:52:23
gonna get lower from there. It's not gonna make enough

00:52:25
money. I don't, I don't know because

00:52:28
everything that I've heard though, like all the reviews

00:52:30
have all been good. They're happy that that it's a

00:52:33
really good summer movie. It's really good comic book air.

00:52:36
It's, you know, it's like people have started talking about him

00:52:40
as the spider man of the right you stuff.

00:52:44
So I mean, you know, those are all good things.

00:52:46
Yeah, like I have. I have yet to see any negative

00:52:49
reviews on the movie itself. You know, I think I think a lot

00:52:52
of it has to do with the fact that Blue Beetle doesn't have

00:52:55
that big of a name in comparison to like some of the other heroes

00:52:58
that are out there. So I think people are hesitant

00:52:59
to go see it. But I mean like again like one

00:53:02
of the. Things that I saw, they were

00:53:03
saying like, Oh yeah, but it doesn't have that much

00:53:05
marketing. I I I would counter that because

00:53:08
everything that I see, every commercial I saw for like 2

00:53:10
weeks was so. I mean, like it's all over

00:53:12
Twitter. Yes, it all over Twitter.

00:53:14
I see Oliver. Instagram.

00:53:15
Yeah, I think they're just not looking in the right place.

00:53:17
Yeah, because that I've it may not be on TV, but thing is I

00:53:21
don't watch TV. So I mean it's kind of like,

00:53:22
yeah, you know, I watch streaming services, but I don't

00:53:25
watch like TV, TV. So I'm not seeing like 1000

00:53:28
commercials because they're talking, they're comparing it to

00:53:29
Barbie right now and saying that Barbie had this massive.

00:53:33
A push and like, you know, it was everywhere for a while.

00:53:35
Like every social media thing that I'm that I'm on that I that

00:53:38
I look at Blue Beetles all over it, right.

00:53:40
So, yeah, I think that Warner Brothers is just doing different

00:53:43
marketing for Blue Beetle because they know their markets,

00:53:45
you know, and they know who well and also you market Barbie

00:53:48
different humor, right? Beatle, the other thing is that.

00:53:51
The other thing is that, you know, again, I'm saying that

00:53:53
it's a flop. It's like, well, the the biggest

00:53:56
thing that they said about it is it did dethrone Barbie over the

00:53:59
weekend. Yeah, you know, so I mean, I

00:54:01
think that that's not a slouch move.

00:54:03
The fact that it did dethrone Barbie, which is, you know, a

00:54:06
movie that is not slowing down at all and a lot of kids at.

00:54:10
School. Yeah, that's like we're

00:54:11
transitioning out of summer. Exactly.

00:54:13
So you're gonna see a more steady weekend thing instead of

00:54:17
an up and like a huge first. We agree.

00:54:20
I don't see it either. Don't think it's gonna drop as

00:54:22
much. And I do think cuz like I

00:54:24
haven't seen it either. Normally I, you know me, I see

00:54:26
him on the Thursday before they come out.

00:54:28
Like you know I'm pretty good about that.

00:54:30
But no, we went and saw Barbie and says I had my son had seen

00:54:33
it so we went not together and it was so much fun.

00:54:35
I loved seeing it a second time and then did like a cute little

00:54:38
thing of like what movie am I gonna see?

00:54:40
Like I reported it and I haven't released it yet but just of me

00:54:43
in front of the Beetle poster doing things and anyway but um

00:54:47
but yeah, so I just. I think that it's a solid thing

00:54:49
and it's so film premieres and 1st weekends are so fickle

00:54:54
nowadays because everything is changing so much and being that

00:54:58
they only had 104 million to make it, uh, making a quarter of

00:55:02
that back basically is a good first week.

00:55:05
Yeah. Yeah.

00:55:06
So that's like that's a big deal.

00:55:07
So I definitely see this as as a good thing.

00:55:10
But I also want to say about I love the era of stories that

00:55:15
they're they're telling now. Yeah.

00:55:17
They're telling the stories of the era like of the new 52 up

00:55:20
countdown of all of that and those were such good stories and

00:55:25
like that authority early 2000s like those.

00:55:27
That's like when it was all like he and I just think that

00:55:32
choosing those stories is probably the best thing now.

00:55:34
The Supergirl world of tomorrow obviously isn't in that, but I

00:55:38
think that that story, that whole story that they have there

00:55:41
is beautiful and it needs to be told and it feels like it was

00:55:45
from that. So I think that it actually

00:55:47
said, I really, I'm so happy about era that they're doing

00:55:51
these just from everything I've been reading from James Gunn and

00:55:54
everything. And I'm like, I'm getting a feel

00:55:56
for where you're coming from. And I don't want to say

00:55:58
anything. And I've said it out loud,

00:56:00
don't. You make me alive.

00:56:03
Then you know what? It's not to mention that

00:56:05
Southern California was like on high alert for, like hurricanes

00:56:09
and floods and earthquakes. So.

00:56:11
Earthquakes, Yeah, I. Mean.

00:56:12
What else could go wrong for very quick, uh, SoCal weekend of

00:56:17
movies, you know. Yes, SoCal just got They just

00:56:19
got beat down this Weekend 0. Yeah, Boom.

00:56:21
Yeah. I'm not.

00:56:22
I'm not worried about Blue Beatle.

00:56:23
I think either way it'll it'll either break even or hopefully

00:56:26
exceed the one off war. But let's keep it going.

00:56:28
A lot of people are also like, because the splash thing.

00:56:30
But a lot of people are also. So they're like, they don't

00:56:33
know, you know, oh, is this movie gonna be Canon or not?

00:56:36
Should we even watch it? Should we bother?

00:56:38
You know, Right. And so I see that too.

00:56:39
Yeah, good point. I think it's important that

00:56:41
James Gunn came out and said like, yes, we're gonna keep

00:56:44
Jaime Reyes, you know, so we're investing in Jaime Reyes, so to

00:56:47
speak. OK, And we're investing in the

00:56:49
actor that played him in this movie.

00:56:51
Yeah, right. Like it's not gonna be some new

00:56:53
Chinese. OK, let's move.

00:56:54
On Yeah, no worries. I don't know if they're

00:56:56
investing in this one. Speaking of Disney, the Flash is

00:56:59
sprinting into streaming the Flash the last.

00:57:02
Studios film prior to this week's Blue Beetle is coming to

00:57:06
Max this weekend this weekend, August 20.

00:57:09
Three days on Friday. Yeah, crazy.

00:57:10
Like they didn't announce anything.

00:57:12
I'll probably watch it again. I am gonna watch it again.

00:57:14
I'm definitely it again. It was a good movie, I thought

00:57:15
it was. It was weird, but it was good.

00:57:18
I think it's really weird that they haven't, like, announced

00:57:20
anything about it. And then all of a sudden it's

00:57:22
like, or hey, how about this week, this week, Let's do it

00:57:24
this week. Yeah, yeah.

00:57:25
Because it was like, when's it coming out?

00:57:26
When's coming Mountain streaming it.

00:57:28
And it was like such a big deal. And then they just like it all

00:57:30
just kind of disappear. Like everybody just stopped

00:57:32
talking, right? And then suddenly it's like,

00:57:34
boom, it's gonna be. On exactly, exactly.

00:57:38
Want to do right now? Let's do right now.

00:57:39
Right. You.

00:57:39
Oh, you're asking me about this again?

00:57:41
Well, guess what. Button push.

00:57:43
There you go. Oh.

00:57:44
Man. I wonder if it's like a weird.

00:57:46
To the mom. I wonder if it's a weird

00:57:47
marketing push. Like, hey, maybe people didn't

00:57:50
come out because of, you know, for whatever reason, for Blue

00:57:53
Beetle. Maybe if we just throw the Flash

00:57:55
out there, people will watch the Flash and then they're gonna go,

00:57:57
well, I want more. I'm gonna go watch a Blue

00:57:59
Beetle. Yeah, but why didn't they do it

00:58:01
this weekend? I I don't have that, I don't

00:58:04
have that answer. OK, so so the answer to that is

00:58:08
they did it for next weekend because, all right, let's see

00:58:10
where it's at, see what Blue Beetle makes in the first

00:58:13
weekend and then we'll launch it and we'll launch Flash next week

00:58:16
just. Just in case it needs a little

00:58:17
push, little push, there you go. Push.

00:58:19
No, it's a mistake. Daslap is mistake.

00:58:21
Yeah, I mean that's. A lot of mistakes.

00:58:24
Back to movies that make money news.

00:58:26
You want to take this? 10 God Sure Barbie continues to

00:58:30
blow up at the box office and the latest numbers show that it

00:58:34
has surpassed The Dark Knight as Warner Brothers highest grossing

00:58:37
domestic movie release. What did you say that name?

00:58:40
Why did you say Barbie? My mother's name is Barbie.

00:58:46
Barbie has now grossed 537.5 million in the United States.

00:58:53
Wow, Way to go, Barbie for Nolan's Dark Knight grossed 500

00:58:57
or 6 million over the course of its theatrical domestic run, so

00:59:01
this actually makes Barbie the highest grossing domestic

00:59:04
release and Warner Brothers his. Phones.

00:59:07
And you know what people are getting out of this?

00:59:09
Oh, let's make movies about toys.

00:59:11
Now it should be Let's make movies about good women.

00:59:14
Let's just make good movies. Let's make movies about strong

00:59:17
women and have them direct by strong women.

00:59:19
Yeah. Hey, what other movie happened

00:59:21
to out the first Wonder Woman? Oh yeah.

00:59:23
But then she did the second one. So maybe just, you know, have

00:59:27
the right people, direct the right things and have the best

00:59:30
possible act be the best possible characters they can be,

00:59:33
right? And now I'm on spots and that's

00:59:34
pretty cool. I'm happy that Barbies.

00:59:36
So the has is now dominated. Dominating So the movie is on

00:59:40
track to surpass Super Mario Brothers as the domestic highest

00:59:45
grossing film of the. Year It became the fastest

00:59:47
Warner Brothers movie to reach $1 billion. $1 billion?

00:59:53
Uh, I'm happy for this because I mean, like, it's it's well

00:59:56
deserved. Not not only for the cast, but

00:59:58
also for Greta Gerwig. I mean, like, she she she

01:00:00
deserves, she deserves it. She's a good filmmaker, yes, you

01:00:03
know. She's got a good voice in a good

01:00:05
vision. Yeah, I was.

01:00:06
Gonna say, like, not just that she's a woman, but just in

01:00:08
general that she's a good filmmaker.

01:00:10
Yeah, cuz not all of her films are like, oh, women, which this

01:00:13
one spoilers. Um, I mean, is that in between

01:00:16
it shows both sides And I think that's the most important movie

01:00:20
is that it shows both sides of that like, oh, here's what a

01:00:23
matriarchy would be and here's what a, you know, patriarchy be.

01:00:26
But it does it in a lens of almost parity and so and I think

01:00:29
that's great. All right, I'm gonna give you a

01:00:31
question, but you don't have to answer this second.

01:00:33
So we can keep going because we have, we have another Barbie

01:00:36
piece. But like, I want you to think

01:00:38
about, OK, so Barbie. Barbie did amazing.

01:00:41
It's crushing everything. Is there another IP out there

01:00:45
that you can? Of that would also fit into this

01:00:48
mold or or is there a another franchise that like you know cuz

01:00:53
movie movie execs love to be like that makes money.

01:00:55
Let's find something else exactly like that, and do so.

01:00:58
What else? What other ID could fit this

01:01:01
Barbie mold? Or maybe a, I guess what I'm

01:01:03
asking maybe appeal to a female demographic, you know, that

01:01:07
would get people out to a theater like this.

01:01:09
I don't. I don't know what there would be

01:01:10
anything. The Barbie's such a rare right

01:01:13
in itself because, I mean, it's been around Barbie the doll has

01:01:17
been around for a very long time, since the 50s and then you

01:01:21
know, and so it's got that wealth of history, right?

01:01:25
And so I don't know if there would one.

01:01:27
I mean, if they if you wanted to do like a darker version of like

01:01:30
a Barbie thing, you might be able to pull it off with Monster

01:01:33
High like Monster High dolls. Um, no.

01:01:35
I feel like Monster High though, like the way that they would go

01:01:38
about that is able to end. Being like a, you know, like a

01:01:42
Paramount Bless kind of movie. Yeah.

01:01:46
I mean, I would. Yeah.

01:01:47
I that's like, that's why I'm saying like, I don't know if

01:01:49
they could replicate this with anything else.

01:01:51
I mean, yeah, because I'm thinking like, I don't know if

01:01:54
anything that has right, that much besides comics.

01:01:57
And there are doing comics. So it's like because there are a

01:01:59
lot of comics. Now if they did like maybe some

01:02:02
of the old romance comics and kind of like modernize them and

01:02:05
made that and also made it kind of kitschy, that would be really

01:02:08
fun. But I don't know if it would do

01:02:10
as well as this, or like a Nancy Drew or a Hardy Boys or

01:02:13
something, because we're all into this nostalgic, right?

01:02:15
Now either but either Gem, either Gem or Joe's in the

01:02:19
Pussycats but do it in a serious lens rather than it being paired

01:02:22
with. They did it when they did those

01:02:24
movies before. Yeah I think I like that.

01:02:27
I think Joe seeing the Pussycats, it was really I loved

01:02:29
Joe seeing the Pussycats when I used to watch it when I was

01:02:31
dead. I think that would.

01:02:32
I could see that I love Jim and I definitely think that movie

01:02:35
put out was crap and is not Jim at all and I'm very offended by

01:02:39
it so. Instead of trying to make it a

01:02:41
tween movie like they did right? Like, do a serious take, Like do

01:02:45
almost famous. Yeah, do almost famous, right?

01:02:48
Take it with like synergy. Yeah, like you do Almost famous.

01:02:51
You do a movie that takes it seriously and is like the

01:02:53
pitfalls of the music industry and kind of like, you know, just

01:02:56
have take Gem as a serious character and well, they, they

01:02:59
tried to do that in the gym movie.

01:03:01
Yeah. And it really did not work at

01:03:03
all because he did not know what they were doing.

01:03:04
He didn't have the essence of the characters.

01:03:06
I mean, it really is like band versus band.

01:03:09
I mean, it could be they could do it in a Scott Pilgrim.

01:03:12
By the way, yeah, this would battle the bands typing.

01:03:14
They don't totally do something like that and it would be great.

01:03:18
And also do it in a way where where people do it in a way

01:03:21
where where like there's the, the people who make the film

01:03:24
have a love for the property that's that's kind of where they

01:03:26
need to go. They're saying that we got to

01:03:28
make it rated R or we have to make it this or we have to make

01:03:31
it that. We have to have a woman

01:03:32
director, things like that. No, it doesn't have to be just

01:03:35
any woman. Like if you're gonna have a

01:03:37
female. Filmmaker, Yeah, but like, if

01:03:40
you're gonna have a female filmed filmmaker, make it

01:03:43
somebody who loves the property and he is going to do justice to

01:03:46
the property, the I think that's probably be any.

01:03:48
Proper. But I mean, Hollywood doesn't

01:03:50
learn that lesson, right? Hollywood is like, hey, uh,

01:03:52
Deadpool was successful because it was rated R No, Deadpool was

01:03:55
successful because it was made by somebody who loves the

01:03:57
property, you know? And that's, that's the whole

01:03:59
thing is and understands. Right.

01:04:02
The property, right. You know Star Wars loves

01:04:04
something and not understand it, so.

01:04:06
But yeah, yeah, like somebody who loves.

01:04:08
Understand. Right.

01:04:09
Felonian Favreau are another example of film makers that love

01:04:13
the property. So they will do the property

01:04:15
justice. That's why we've been getting

01:04:17
such good properties from them, You know, so I mean, that's

01:04:20
Sophia Coppola. Sophia Coppola is another woman

01:04:23
director who loves the properties that she does and she

01:04:25
understands what she's trying to say.

01:04:28
And so that I It's different because she's more indie and she

01:04:32
likes that, but she is, it's the same thing like the Russo

01:04:35
brothers too. Yeah, her.

01:04:37
And that was a little weird, but I mean.

01:04:38
Like, you know, I mean, not that.

01:04:40
I mean there, there, there is an aesthetic for that, for like the

01:04:42
way she didn't. Marie Antoinette.

01:04:44
Yeah, Antoinette. There's there's an aesthetic for

01:04:47
stuff like that. Just a lot of people in

01:04:48
suicides, Yeah, I mean yeah, they're more female driven.

01:04:52
But I I mean I really, I'm just saying that she does those

01:04:55
because that's what she loves to do and that's what she

01:04:58
understands and that's so her doing that is her living within

01:05:01
her list and like other directors should be given that

01:05:04
right as well whether you're independent film makers or

01:05:07
you're multi million dollar film, right.

01:05:09
Hopefully that'll. OK, can't get enough Barbie news

01:05:12
as I'm never. And never right?

01:05:14
So as of right now, there's no physical home release has been

01:05:18
state set yet for the film, so you can't buy the Blu-ray or DVD

01:05:22
still rocking DVD's. So there's no date yet.

01:05:24
The film is currently available on preorder on digital for 4K,

01:05:28
you know, from like Amazon and Google and stuff.

01:05:30
But I do have a streaming date for you.

01:05:33
So the Barbie digital release date has also been set for

01:05:37
September 5th. Nice.

01:05:39
Oh, that's. That's like weeks away.

01:05:41
Two weeks away. Yeah, that's like, I'm

01:05:42
surprised. Yeah, they're turning it so

01:05:44
quickly and maybe because they want to ride the pink wave into

01:05:48
subscriptions, right? I could see that.

01:05:50
That's the key. It's only gonna be on Macs.

01:05:52
So no Netflix. No, not anything else.

01:05:55
Only on Macs. Yeah, that's probably why

01:05:57
they're delaying the. The physical release, the

01:06:00
buying, the Blu-ray Yeah release is so that they can get the

01:06:03
subscriptions to get people watching it there first and then

01:06:06
they'll release. It Warner Brothers, I mean, but.

01:06:08
Been Warner Brothers strategy is they've they've they've

01:06:11
mentioned it like you know they don't want to do same day

01:06:13
releases anymore because they want to make sure that they get

01:06:15
their money in theaters. But they they changed their

01:06:18
window from what was it like it was 90 days to like 45 days and

01:06:22
now it's just like, well, whenever they.

01:06:23
Do it. I mean it seems like they're

01:06:24
like just doing it like within a month, you know, like like a 30

01:06:27
day release window. Well, yeah, I just.

01:06:29
I think that the reason that they had it on here and they

01:06:31
just left it is because they didn't think that Barbie was

01:06:33
gonna do as well as it's doing. And again, they're gonna learn

01:06:36
the wrong lessons from it, because that's the way

01:06:37
executives are. But.

01:06:38
I mean, again, you know, it's very successful though.

01:06:40
Yeah. No, I I mean, I, you know, I

01:06:42
understand. I mean, I get it.

01:06:43
I'm just saying that. I just feel like that's what it

01:06:45
was because. Right.

01:06:46
There's just I there's a lot, I have a lot issues with this.

01:06:50
Let's go ahead and move on here, all right?

01:06:52
A league of their own. So maybe Barbie should do a

01:06:55
baseball movie instead. Actually, there is baseball

01:06:58
Barbie and, uh, basketball Barbie.

01:07:00
All of the teams had best had their had a Barbie.

01:07:04
I actually have Spurs Barbie, so that's my favorite basketball

01:07:07
team. So yeah, I do all right.

01:07:09
A League of Their Own is officially done at Prime Video

01:07:13
on Friday. A report from Variety confirmed

01:07:15
that previous plans for a second and seemingly final season of

01:07:18
the series have been scrapped. This comes after the show was

01:07:21
renewed for shortened More Episode Season 2 earlier this

01:07:25
year after months of negotiations with Sony Pictures,

01:07:28
which included efforts to lower the show's licensing fee and

01:07:32
signing new deals for the series cast.

01:07:34
According to the report, the decision was made amid the

01:07:37
ongoing writers and actor strikes, which would have pushed

01:07:41
the timeframe for a likely season to debut into at least

01:07:44
2025, which I expected somebody pay quickly and start canceling

01:07:50
things, but I thought it would explore it with Amazon, right?

01:07:53
I'm actually a little surprised by this.

01:07:55
Because they also they also canceled Peripheral.

01:07:58
Yeah yeah that was the next thing is that it's actually it

01:08:01
got axed too. So A League of Their Own is says

01:08:05
is an only Prime Video show to separate fate previously planned

01:08:09
second season of peripheral has also similarly similarly been

01:08:13
scrapped. You know who's gonna be really

01:08:15
sad about that? Our friend David John.

01:08:17
Yeah. Yeah, that's like his favorite

01:08:18
thing to watch. And he's gonna be that's, I'm

01:08:21
sorry, David. Yeah he he talks he talked he

01:08:23
talked about that to us. The last show he was saying that

01:08:26
that was one of his favorite things to watch and it wasn't a

01:08:29
bad show. I I don't it's just kind of like

01:08:31
I think Amazon is just at the point where it's like OK well we

01:08:34
need to start scrapping stuff. Who has the lowest viewerships

01:08:37
right now? And.

01:08:38
They're just scrapping whoever had the lowest viewership.

01:08:40
Like whatever show, which is for sure.

01:08:42
It's a shame because a lot of shows like, especially like I

01:08:45
know Peripheral is from the Westworld people.

01:08:48
The executive producers writers and stuff.

01:08:51
They Westworld. The first season was a little

01:08:53
slow. Like, I mean it had a build up

01:08:55
to get to the final thing and that final episode of that

01:08:59
season, Whoop. Whoa wait, I doubt was a big

01:09:02
episode. Yeah.

01:09:02
But. But that first season really had

01:09:05
to get its legs and so not giving peripheral a second

01:09:08
reason I think is is a mistake. Yeah.

01:09:10
And League of Their Own. I just feel like it just may not

01:09:13
have been the time for it right now.

01:09:15
Right. Like it's too nostalgic.

01:09:17
It's like it was. It's nostalgic from the last

01:09:19
time we sell, you know? Right, because it was nostalgia

01:09:22
when that movie came out. You know, that movie came out in

01:09:24
the early 90s. It was already a nostalgia movie

01:09:26
to begin with. Yeah, but an existing IP, You

01:09:28
know, Women Empowerment. You feel like that.

01:09:31
It should have worked. I love the movie League of Their

01:09:34
Own. Whenever I catch it, like on TNT

01:09:36
or something, I'll leave it on. I love that movie.

01:09:38
Yeah, it's a really great. Was it Rosie O'Donnell?

01:09:41
Who else was in that? Madonna.

01:09:43
Madonna was in that? Wasn't Susan's Brandon in that

01:09:45
movie, too? No.

01:09:47
Gina Davis. Um, it was Gina.

01:09:48
That's who it was because you were thinking film and Louise,

01:09:50
yes. Yeah.

01:09:51
Or you were thinking of old girl Laurie.

01:09:53
Laurie Petty was in it. She was little sister.

01:09:55
She was Gina Davis's little sister.

01:09:56
Tom Hanks, of course, was in it. Um, yeah.

01:09:59
I love that me Penny Marshall was in.

01:10:01
It that's right. That's right.

01:10:02
Or she directed it. She wasn't.

01:10:03
Oh God, who was the the recruiter?

01:10:05
Jon Levitz? Yeah.

01:10:06
Jon Lovett. John Lovett.

01:10:07
It was such a good, but I have a feeling like to me that was kind

01:10:10
of like lightning in a bottle and it's it's that kind of it

01:10:14
worked with the people and the way that they their chemistry

01:10:17
together and everything and it's just one of those things that it

01:10:19
may not work with others. OK, let's keep it going.

01:10:24
You know what's stronger than good?

01:10:26
Streaming series Getting canceled Too soon?

01:10:28
Family tattoos. I don't got friends, I got

01:10:33
family. After being unleashed in

01:10:37
theaters earlier this. Nobody landing on home video in

01:10:41
recent weeks, Fast X is confirmed to be landing on

01:10:45
Peacock as its exclusive streaming home next month.

01:10:49
In addition, Fast to Fast XA number of other recent entries

01:10:53
into the Fast and Furious franchise will be available to

01:10:55
stream on Peacock, including Furious 7, Fate of the Furious,

01:10:59
and the spin off film Fast and Furious presents Hobbes and

01:11:02
Shaw. Since the platform launch,

01:11:04
Peacock has been a go to destination for fans of

01:11:07
Universal Pictures. Two releases fast X will race on

01:11:11
to Peacock September if he all this, all this content is coming

01:11:15
so fast to streaming. I think that's another reaction

01:11:19
like overreaction as well. I think all they're wanting

01:11:22
content on their streaming services so people won't be

01:11:25
won't get, so like, well, why don't you have anything new?

01:11:29
Right, right. Well, I mean, there is a window,

01:11:31
you know, like it's not, it's not in theaters anymore.

01:11:33
Like they're just sitting on this IP they spent a bunch of

01:11:36
money on. Why not throw it onto the

01:11:38
streamer and? Try to get subscriptions right,

01:11:40
you know, So we'll see. Anyway, this next one, it's a

01:11:42
little sad it's yeah, it's a Mario.

01:11:45
It's a. It's another Mario.

01:11:46
It's not. It's not me.

01:11:50
Nintendo shocked fans when it wasn't in announced that Charles

01:11:56
Martinet, the longtime voice of Mario, Luigi Wadio and.

01:12:00
Numerous other characters from Super Mario Brothers franchise

01:12:04
would be stepping away from his various roles.

01:12:07
Yeah, in lieu of the say, it ain't so.

01:12:09
Mario. Oh no.

01:12:11
In lieu of the shift, Nintendo said that Martinet would now be

01:12:14
serving as a Mario Ambassador, which would allow him to remain

01:12:19
tied to the series. In some capacity.

01:12:21
And while it's not here fully known what the new role will

01:12:25
entail, it seems that one that Martinet is taking on with a

01:12:29
fair bit of excitement. So I guess he's super excited.

01:12:32
Fun fact, he's from your neck of the woods, James.

01:12:34
The Philippines. He's from the Santa.

01:12:38
Oh, is he? I'm gonna have to look.

01:12:40
Yeah, Charles Martin. A man.

01:12:41
Uh, yeah. I I mean, it's a little sad that

01:12:44
he's stepping back and and whoever picks up that role is

01:12:48
gonna have big shoes to fill because he does play like half

01:12:50
of the characters in the Marvel Universe, Marvel in the Mario

01:12:53
universe. You know Mario, so you warrior

01:12:56
starting with. Him right while Luigi you know I

01:12:59
there's a couple other characters that he plays too but

01:13:01
I mean like no Charles Marnay is is.

01:13:03
I mean, he's a legend of, you know, I I love his like he had.

01:13:06
One line in, uh, in the Mario movie, and it was very evident

01:13:10
and I loved it was a guy that was making fun of Mario.

01:13:13
It was great. Oh, that's awesome.

01:13:15
Oh, you just gonna talk like a beast?

01:13:19
That's kind of what it was, is like it was, uh, they were they

01:13:22
were talking about how they just watched their commercial on TV

01:13:24
and he was like you think the accent was too much.

01:13:26
He goes no, it was a great. I don't know.

01:13:34
I mean, he seems he seems OK with it.

01:13:36
I mean, I don't know if it's forced or if he's like, you know

01:13:38
what, I just, I don't want to work as much and I just want to

01:13:40
have fun. He might not be able to do it.

01:13:43
Yeah, like he might not actually be able to physically do it.

01:13:46
I don't think that's the thing. I think now it's just he wants

01:13:48
to retire. I think it's just kind of like

01:13:50
I've been doing this since you know the early 90s.

01:13:53
I I think it's just like I want to hang up the mustache and that

01:13:56
and you know, just kind of, and I'm not an Italian and maybe I

01:14:00
shouldn't be playing this. I don't think.

01:14:03
The the whole thing on there because like everybody's just

01:14:06
like loves the character enough to Oh yeah, at this point that

01:14:09
was that was the new Joker. Yeah, it's like a French guy

01:14:12
playing an Italian that was made by Japanese people.

01:14:14
So that's some fusion food, right?

01:14:17
There, right? That looks like a Mexican.

01:14:18
So yeah, he's one of us. He's totally one of us.

01:14:22
But no, like again, I think, I think Char, I think Charles

01:14:26
Martin is just, you know, it's it's time.

01:14:28
He's like, you know, it's probably time to have somebody

01:14:30
else take up the character. I've played it for, you know,

01:14:32
over 30 years at this point. So yeah.

01:14:34
So yeah, I'm good. Then move on.

01:14:36
I'm gonna have some fun. Yeah.

01:14:37
You know, and still gonna be the ambassador.

01:14:39
He's still gonna be a Mario ambassador, which means he's

01:14:41
probably still gonna do, like, you know, when they do, like

01:14:44
launch events, he's probably gonna be there and like, hey, he

01:14:46
might go to cons. Yeah, exactly.

01:14:48
So I mean that that that could be that's.

01:14:50
That's a Legends contract. That's like, hey, we're gonna

01:14:53
keep paying you just to be happy.

01:14:56
You know, we're gonna keep moving forward like the

01:14:58
emeritus, like the CEO or director emeritus or something

01:15:02
like that's a that's like, hey, you've done a lot, you don't

01:15:04
want to mess with you. We don't want to FA.

01:15:07
And we don't mean to speak badly of us.

01:15:08
So here's some money every month.

01:15:11
Yeah. All right, let's keep it going.

01:15:13
Get your popcorn pants ready. Let's all go to the lobby.

01:15:17
Let's all go to the lobby have. Popcorn.

01:15:20
I have popcorn pants so you can meet.

01:15:22
Yeah, see, I. Don't know.

01:15:24
I'm probably gonna wear my popcorn pants tonight while I'm

01:15:26
watching, uh, a soca later on when it when it launches that

01:15:29
area, They just like pajama pants.

01:15:31
I don't What are these popcorn? Strict my popcorn pants are not

01:15:34
pants at all. OK, that's weird.

01:15:37
OK, that was TMI. No, James.

01:15:39
It's it's it's stuff. It's a popcorn pants are like

01:15:43
pants with like an elastic band right.

01:15:45
So you can the belly can breathe, is hard to get air when

01:15:48
you leggings. No, no.

01:15:50
Or stretch quest. Oh, so yoga.

01:15:52
Pants. Yes.

01:15:53
I'm not. Hey, I'm not personally wearing

01:15:55
yoga pants. That is your industry.

01:15:56
Lins not put the rumors out there that I'm wearing yoga

01:15:59
pants to the movies, but it's basically pants you don't mind

01:16:02
getting butter on. You know what I mean?

01:16:03
Like, see, I can't eat butter. On my pocket.

01:16:06
Oh, it gives me a stomach ache. I know, All right.

01:16:09
The oil in it, it's just like, yeah, I get like horrible

01:16:12
heartburn and everything. It's horrible.

01:16:14
I cannot eat. I try to eat popcorn at the

01:16:16
movies and I can't because it I like my my stomach for like 2

01:16:20
days. After I, I have the same

01:16:22
problem, but I still do it because America all right and we

01:16:26
have. To go, so let's let's do this.

01:16:28
So 3000 locations with approximately 30 available

01:16:31
screens across the country are expected to take part in the one

01:16:35
day event. National Cinema Day returns on

01:16:37
August 27th and if you don't see a movie that day at the theater,

01:16:41
tickets will only cost. You get this for dollars, all

01:16:44
movies and all formats including IMAX.

01:16:47
So IMAX movies are going to be $4.00.

01:16:49
That's. Insane.

01:16:50
That's nuts, right? When is the?

01:16:52
So the 27th is what? A Monday or.

01:16:55
Yeah, it's this Sunday, I think, actually.

01:16:57
Monday, Sunday, Sunday, if only we had Google any calendar in

01:17:02
front of. I know it is Sunday, so it's

01:17:05
this Sunday. Out that's that's.

01:17:07
Totally doable. So let's talk about the history

01:17:09
here, right? National Cinema Day is designed

01:17:11
to celebrate the power of movies, that to bring us all

01:17:14
together. But part of the design is also

01:17:16
obviously to get people into theaters, fill those seats, and

01:17:19
experience the magic of movies. According to the National

01:17:22
Association of Theater Owners, last year's inaugural National

01:17:25
Cinema Day resulted in the highest attending attended day

01:17:29
of 2022. That means there's going to be a

01:17:32
lot of popcorn and concession sales.

01:17:34
As for the movies, that will be available whatever is in the.

01:17:37
Theater, which means Barbie, Oppenheimer, Gran, Turismo, The

01:17:40
Last Voyage of the Demeter, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,

01:17:42
Mutant Mayhem, The Hill, and more.

01:17:44
Which means Blue Beetle. Blue Beetle, Yeah.

01:17:46
I'm not seeing Oppenheimer until November.

01:17:48
I don't care how how cheap ticket.

01:17:50
Which means, no, you're not going to see it in theaters.

01:17:52
That means if you're not watching it till November,

01:17:54
you're watching it on streaming. Well, I guess that's what I'm

01:17:56
going to be doing, because that's when Oscar music watched.

01:17:59
I totally didn't think this was a thing that I was going to be

01:18:02
real, but I just looked it up on Fun Dongo.

01:18:04
I looked up Blue Beetle Sunday 7. 20 showing at the UH, where's

01:18:09
this doco $4.00 ticket? You know, my city and state

01:18:14
probably isn't participating because why would we?

01:18:17
I'm sorry, I have a beef with our government like a beef with

01:18:20
our governor. Look it up right now on Dongo,

01:18:22
just like that's how you do. I'm just going to AMC.

01:18:25
That's how you say it. Fun Dong go.

01:18:26
Just like how Fun Dong go says Mongo.

01:18:30
You have to say it no but Mongo. Fun Dong every time I hear

01:18:33
Fandango of the Amazon. Every time I hear Fandango, I

01:18:36
think of the the ad when you look when you went theaters and

01:18:39
they had like the paperback. But but it's fun.

01:18:42
Don't go. Do you finish reading the rest

01:18:44
of us? I totally didn't even listen.

01:18:46
What did you finish reading? The rest of it?

01:18:48
I read the. Whole.

01:18:49
OK, good. I was busy looking at pickets

01:18:51
and confirming I was sleuthing. Let.

01:18:53
Me see, the one time I read a story, he's like, no, I wasn't

01:18:56
listening. I'm sure it went over really

01:18:59
well. It's hey, you sounded great.

01:19:01
OK, I will tell you this. So my the theater that we go to

01:19:04
the most, uh, huh, has very has been disappointing me.

01:19:07
It's AMC S Roads 20. Yeah, I'm calling you out.

01:19:10
Barbie was a big deal for a week there and then they moved it to

01:19:14
4 theaters and took everything away.

01:19:16
And Blue Beetle? I'm looking on the 27th.

01:19:18
It's in one theater. Oh wow.

01:19:20
What else is coming out? I don't even know.

01:19:22
But I'm just like, what the heck, AMC?

01:19:25
Probably because they they don't think it's doing well enough.

01:19:27
They. Probably didn't have enough

01:19:28
preorders. That's weird.

01:19:30
I don't care. Should look up what else is

01:19:31
coming out. We keep going.

01:19:32
Let's keep going. All right, Lucasfilm, we've got

01:19:35
a bunch of Star Wars news coming.

01:19:36
So Lucasfilm has announced that it's closing the visual effects

01:19:41
and animation studio in Singapore that first produced

01:19:44
the Star Wars The Clone Wars animated series.

01:19:47
Yeah, this is sad. It's sad, but you know,

01:19:49
honestly, it makes kind of make sense.

01:19:51
Lucasfilms Industrial Lane Magic visual effects animation studio

01:19:54
in Singapore, first opened its doors in 2000.

01:19:57
Or in order to work on Clone Wars, that VFX team was moved to

01:20:02
Singapore sand crawler building with Disney's Southeast Asia

01:20:05
offices in 2013. The building was then sold to

01:20:08
The Blackstone Group in 2021. Disney has put out a statement

01:20:11
about the iconic location closing, saying the company is

01:20:14
consolidating its global footprint and winding down its

01:20:18
Singapore studio due to the economic factors affecting the

01:20:21
industry. Oh.

01:20:23
God, it's more Bob Iger trying to get money in his pocket.

01:20:26
So the animation studio closed. Will will result in 300 current

01:20:30
staffers all losing their jobs. Oh like, hey, sorry, you're not

01:20:34
going to get moved, but you're going to lose your jobs.

01:20:36
So that's crazy. So Disney and ILM have addressed

01:20:39
the personal personnel changes in the in the statement, saying

01:20:42
that the company's plans to give employees as much notice as

01:20:45
possible and offer opportunities to relocate to one of the other

01:20:49
companies growing Studios. There are other ILM offices is

01:20:52
located in San Francisco, Vancouver, London, Sydney and

01:20:55
Mumbai. The company is also taking.

01:20:57
Steps to help employees find new employment, including holding a

01:21:00
targeted job fair with companies identified as having a need for

01:21:04
talent with similar skill sets. OK, so that thing, right?

01:21:08
Like that. That kind of softens the blow a

01:21:11
little bit. They're not just saying 303

01:21:12
hundred people, hey, whatever piece you're, you're on your own

01:21:15
piece, right? Like, at least they're giving

01:21:16
them opportunities to move to either other offices or find

01:21:19
jobs that are similar. If they don't want to move from

01:21:22
where they? Are I mean that's true.

01:21:23
So I mean that's that's that's better than than what Disney

01:21:26
could be doing because you know if the last time we heard of

01:21:30
layoffs that they did was at Pixar and they just let people

01:21:33
you know, so this, this, this is a better thing like they

01:21:36
probably learned from the last time or what it's bad PR to just

01:21:39
fire people. So let's let's just.

01:21:40
Well, and also, I mean, they've been in in the media in the ERS

01:21:44
for a while, like not them specifically, but Disney's

01:21:47
itself, like that, you know, And so I just see this also, you

01:21:50
know what I mean? So like, it's like, hey, this

01:21:51
would look really badly to actually do something so.

01:21:54
And you know, in a weird way like, yes, it's bad PR.

01:21:57
But it's also like, well, it, how worse it would have been if

01:22:00
we shut down like the San Francisco office and we lost,

01:22:04
you know, jobs in the United States.

01:22:06
So it's like, yes, sorry, Singapore, you gotta go.

01:22:09
Yeah. Spoiler alert.

01:22:10
We stopped making the Clone Wars, though.

01:22:12
We're on to life. We're on to live action.

01:22:14
There's. Well, and they're using other

01:22:15
animations. Do Yeah, so.

01:22:17
It's not like they're they're trying to bring in other

01:22:19
animators from other students, smaller studios to work.

01:22:22
That's what Horse Visions is about, you know?

01:22:24
I mean, they aren't doing as much animated or Star Wars.

01:22:28
Yes, they were. That kind of surprises me

01:22:30
because they just said that they're gonna be doing another

01:22:32
season of what was the what was the one?

01:22:34
No. Well, bad batch.

01:22:35
Yeah, there's that. But I mean like the the other

01:22:37
show visions. Oh, the young, the young.

01:22:41
Jedi Adventure, Jedi Adventures, the one that had Dooku.

01:22:45
What was it? Tales of the Jedi, Tails of the

01:22:48
Jedi. They just announced another

01:22:49
season of that. So it's like, huh, interesting

01:22:51
that they're closing that animation studio, but I mean, I

01:22:54
guess that just means they're gonna arm it out to another

01:22:56
studio. All right, let's.

01:22:59
You're right. I'm yeah.

01:23:00
That I mean those you as much as they look like Clone Wars, they

01:23:03
still had a different style, kind of their own style.

01:23:06
Yeah, they're so like, I don't know, it's, I feel like this

01:23:10
one, this like it's such a big studio and they're in that it

01:23:13
seems like Star Wars is going a little bit more gorilla with

01:23:15
their animation style nowadays and trying to get the most edgy

01:23:20
and like most like UpToDate. And that's why they're doing the

01:23:23
vision stuff. And I think that, I think that's

01:23:25
the new vision for Star. Wars is to find the more

01:23:30
upcoming people so that they can train them on how to do Star

01:23:34
Wars and you know, then they can get a job anywhere, You know,

01:23:37
it's like that. So I just feel like a little

01:23:39
more like that, so the. Baloney's talk about the So

01:23:41
that's why I'm really. But the real reason that they're

01:23:45
they're closing their Singapore office is because somebody said

01:23:48
that multiple characters were named Martha.

01:23:51
Wow. OK, what did you say?

01:23:54
We are not named episode anything to do with Martha.

01:23:53
That name all. I already be towing.

01:24:02
You guys didn't know I had tow power, OK?

01:24:04
Where are you going Coco? Where are you going?

01:24:06
Coco literally walked in here to say good night and reached

01:24:09
around me and grabbed my my stuffy of Chopper and he's

01:24:12
walking out right now. She's like, oh, I love you

01:24:15
daddy. Goodnight.

01:24:16
Grabbed Chopper and like I was rude.

01:24:17
She's like, oh, Dad, oh, you're in here.

01:24:20
Oh, I was just looking for. Yeah.

01:24:21
Oh, that's cute chopper, I think.

01:24:24
So funny. No, I'm not taking Chopper what

01:24:26
he's talking about as she's slow backs off.

01:24:28
All right, let's get into the next story here.

01:24:30
All right, so Census soca won't be in animation.

01:24:33
Dave Maloney has offered up new details and insight on the

01:24:37
series, saying that the story is all about master apprentice

01:24:41
relationships. And he also says there are going

01:24:44
to be a lot of epic lightsaber bites.

01:24:47
Oh my goodness, the trailer already seems like it.

01:24:50
Oh yeah, Well, that's why I said it feels more rebels, right?

01:24:53
Because even though the. Only had two Jedis.

01:24:55
They were a heck of a lot of sorts.

01:24:56
Like they use those lightsabers way more than they really should

01:25:00
have. They were very Rex.

01:25:01
But anyway, it's very much the idea of apprenticeship, the need

01:25:06
for those two groups to come together in order to pass down

01:25:09
the knowledge and help save the world.

01:25:11
In the case of Star Wars, I mean, it's true.

01:25:13
I mean, back in the olden days, you know, when I was a wee

01:25:17
class, they had apprenticeships, You apprentice to beings and you

01:25:21
had that, so you passed on knowledge.

01:25:22
So it wasn't just from books. It was also, you know, and so I

01:25:26
can see that being a big part of this show, she's really, and the

01:25:29
soak has been really steeped in Jedi lore and tradition for so

01:25:33
long that I think even if she does, if she's trying to get

01:25:37
away from it, she automatically goes into it at times.

01:25:40
Yeah. So I could see that.

01:25:41
But, but think about it this way.

01:25:42
It's also like. People that grew up

01:25:46
traditionally with like a religion, you know, because

01:25:48
their parents brought them into that religion.

01:25:51
But then they they find their own views and values and then

01:25:55
they have. To come atheists.

01:25:56
Atheists or whatever, whatever. Maybe, you know, they have to

01:25:59
kind of find their own path through life.

01:26:01
And that's kind of what a soca has been.

01:26:03
And that's kind of resonates with a lot of people these days

01:26:05
where it's like like me and I grew up Catholic.

01:26:07
Am I so Catholic? I don't know kinda.

01:26:09
My mom asked me I'm gonna say yes.

01:26:11
If somebody else asking, I'm probably gonna say no, you know

01:26:14
now I feel guilty for that's the same.

01:26:16
I raised you Catholic. I'm like, yeah.

01:26:17
Now I'm gonna feel guilty for that, you know?

01:26:19
Yeah, like I have my very I have different views on religion in

01:26:22
general. We're not gonna talk about that

01:26:23
show. I was gonna talk.

01:26:25
More about you all know. My father was Ira.

01:26:28
Look at that. We all, we all identify with

01:26:30
growing up Catholic. But but I was just.

01:26:33
Everywhere people. Catholicism, right?

01:26:35
I was gonna talk about like this entire like Star Wars in

01:26:38
general. Somebody pointed this out

01:26:39
online. Star Wars in general is a series

01:26:42
that predicates around apprenticeships in general

01:26:45
because there is a lineage that you can trace all the way back

01:26:49
for every era of Star Wars being linked to each other by the

01:26:53
apprenticeships. Right?

01:26:53
Psychias trained quigon quigon chain, Obi Wan, Obi Wan trained

01:26:58
Anakin, Anakin trained a soca, a soca trained Sabine.

01:27:02
And it's like, you know, or Sabine and and Ezra technically.

01:27:05
But I mean like you, you just look at the lineage of like

01:27:07
everybody, like just kind of going back to, you know, the

01:27:11
beginnings from episode one all the way through now to

01:27:14
properties now that are post Episode 9, you know, there's a

01:27:17
lineage of apprenticeships going from the beginning.

01:27:20
So it's it's awesome. And with doing the school, that

01:27:24
lineage lives on, right each person.

01:27:26
He trains, so Grogu has a little bit, right?

01:27:28
Oh, that's right. Sypho Diaz was trained by Yoda.

01:27:31
So I mean you. Have all Yoda so it goes back,

01:27:33
it goes up to from Yoda all the way down.

01:27:36
Yoda trains Duke. And Ezra, Rogu and all of the

01:27:39
right, any of the the students that have gone through this

01:27:42
lineage now, if they had just been trained by Yoda, it's not

01:27:45
part of this lineage. They have to have been trained

01:27:48
by someone that's either a Skywalker or someone who's

01:27:51
benefited from that. Actually, I missed a couple.

01:27:53
I missed a couple names in that list, right?

01:27:55
I started with Syphodiaz and went down to qui gone.

01:27:57
It was actually Yoda, Sipho Diaz, Dooku Dooku trained.

01:28:01
Qui gone. Yeah.

01:28:02
And then qui gone Obi Wan and going forward from there.

01:28:05
But like, you know, also Sipho Dias and kind of the

01:28:09
relationship that Anakin and Obi Wan have, Sipho Dias and and

01:28:12
Dooku had because that Diaz was Dooku's master and then they

01:28:15
became friends when they were both masters.

01:28:16
Yeah, no, I mean, it really is that.

01:28:18
It's like every generation brings another aspect into it.

01:28:22
It layers it and layers it not. Not to be like weird and mundane

01:28:26
about it. But it's kind of like when you

01:28:27
paint, yeah, you don't take, you don't strip off of the paint

01:28:30
before, just paint over it, right.

01:28:31
And so and that's basically what it is.

01:28:33
They, they add their own brush strokes, so to speak.

01:28:35
So I think Tapestry would probably have been a better

01:28:38
analogy and a more pretty one and probably more Star Wars

01:28:42
like. But I really feel paint.

01:28:44
I'm feeling paint, I know. So, so let's kind of move on a

01:28:50
little bit here. Just kind of going on, if you're

01:28:52
excited as we are for Asoka, release date time has all been

01:28:56
moved up, guys. So if you've been with us on

01:28:59
this episode as long, this long, we appreciate you.

01:29:01
If you're still in the chat, we love you.

01:29:03
Thank you so much for still being here, guys.

01:29:05
Star Wars Asoka is about to make a major change to the series

01:29:08
release strategy, which should be welcomed by the fans as the

01:29:11
series is now set to premiere on Disney Plus on Tuesday, today,

01:29:14
August 22nd, like right now at 9:00 PM Eastern Standard Time.

01:29:17
So it's actually already, uh, it's already been that for three

01:29:20
hours. Uh, but I mean.

01:29:21
Yeah, yeah, it already has been. I've done this the whole time

01:29:24
and I decided to you guys. Instead of a soca.

01:29:27
I know I'm not pretty. I think James is funny because

01:29:30
he's like, oh, she's already seen it.

01:29:32
Oh shit, right. I haven't seen it yet.

01:29:34
I just picked you guys over a soca.

01:29:36
So previously, both Star Wars and Marvel Cinematic Universe TV

01:29:39
shows would debut on the service at 3:00 AM Eastern Time when

01:29:43
many American audiences were asleep.

01:29:45
But now all subsequent episodes of the series are set to

01:29:47
premiere on Tuesdays at 9:00 PM Eastern Standard Time, 6:00 for

01:29:51
those of us on the West Coast. MMM.

01:29:54
Good time. Yay.

01:29:55
It's exciting. It's exciting.

01:29:57
I'm very excited for all of this.

01:29:59
I put on Twitter. I was like, I retweeted it.

01:30:02
And when I put on there, I was like, I'm excited.

01:30:04
I was like, I'm excited about this.

01:30:05
But I'm. I have a feeling that the Star

01:30:08
Wars fans are gonna find some reason to be upset about this.

01:30:12
I don't know what it is. Yeah.

01:30:14
I mean they're always. I mean the half of these, these

01:30:17
toxic fans are just pissed that Asoka got her own series because

01:30:20
the toxic ones don't like the reason it's like she's she's

01:30:23
been voted multiple times in the top three best characters in

01:30:27
Star Wars. Like she her character arc is

01:30:29
one of the best ones in the entire series and she's this her

01:30:32
first time. I mean technically the second

01:30:34
time but I mean like this is this is the first time she's

01:30:36
getting her own property that's a live action you know.

01:30:38
So you know Asoka's is ain't is an amazing character.

01:30:42
She's grown we've seen her growth from you know the

01:30:45
annoying snips and the the the name that shall not be mentioned

01:30:50
because it was only used in the movie and not anywhere else

01:30:53
after. And if you don't know what name

01:30:54
that is, it's when she called Anakin Sky Guy.

01:30:58
That was the best thing. And then she just stopped.

01:31:00
And she stopped because people hated it so much.

01:31:03
They're like, yeah, we should probably drop that, yeah.

01:31:05
We're not gonna do another Jar Jar.

01:31:06
Yeah, let's just not call him Sky Guy.

01:31:08
It's pretty terrible. Do you have all your all your

01:31:11
intrigues in for or the nerd out trivia or predictions?

01:31:15
Um I yeah. Because I pretty sure like fours

01:31:18
has. Like I know he was.

01:31:20
He had he had feelings about the The Secret Invasion one and he

01:31:23
didn't he didn't put one in. So I'm assuming.

01:31:26
Mean that he's not doing it. And then I know Captain Lady

01:31:30
Mood is she doesn't have Disney Plus.

01:31:33
So if she, you know, she's on the show and wants to do a

01:31:36
prediction, I absolutely will. But I haven't pushed that.

01:31:38
But yeah, no, I push you guys because I know you have thought

01:31:41
feelings. Is there, is there any

01:31:42
prediction or something where you're like when it could be

01:31:46
your own where you're like, yeah, I like that one, like

01:31:48
that's the one I think is gonna happen.

01:31:50
There I I think the reason that I love the game so much that we

01:31:53
do on The Nerd Out is because I just enjoy.

01:31:56
Where everybody comes from like because a series think, you know

01:32:00
it has so much potential and especially something like this

01:32:02
she's been so much. And the other characters that

01:32:04
are in it, you know, they're also going to be telling stories

01:32:07
too. And so there's a lot of

01:32:08
different ways you come from to tell a prediction on this and

01:32:12
they could all be absolutely true.

01:32:14
You know I mean that's and that's and that's what I love

01:32:16
about it. It's not really that who's gonna

01:32:18
win? Who's you know it.

01:32:19
To me, it's OK What creative things do the people like my

01:32:23
friends and family, What did they?

01:32:26
Or what's something I didn't think about that somebody else

01:32:29
did? Like a different point of view?

01:32:30
Yeah, it's all they get. It yeah, I mean like that like

01:32:32
the whole thing. I you had said something a

01:32:34
little bit. You guys talk much but.

01:32:36
I think, I think I'm really in it for actually winning, so I

01:32:40
can rub it in everybody's faces. I think whatever Met So said to

01:32:47
win the Secret Invasion game, I think I said the same thing and

01:32:50
I don't remember what it was. So I'm excited for for this game

01:32:55
and either way I think I'm gonna win.

01:32:56
So, yeah. So what I put on yours is that

01:32:59
we're gonna get Canaan somehow, like you said, either in a

01:33:01
flashback or force vision, Canaan is gonna show.

01:33:03
Yeah. And see, I think that's great.

01:33:05
Like, I'm taking Fred Prince Jr. at his word.

01:33:07
But then I'm also like, is this another Andrew Garfield thing?

01:33:10
Is he really the werewolf? And I'm like, I don't know.

01:33:11
But well, again, I didn't go that way again because like

01:33:14
Freddie Prinze Jr. the the issue is that he has like, you know,

01:33:18
kind of said multiple times that he will never do Star Wars

01:33:21
again, that the fans are too toxic.

01:33:22
He does not want to have anything to do with Star Wars.

01:33:24
So it's like, you know, a lot of people, well, at least the toxic

01:33:27
fans like expressed how much they hated Kenan, Canaan Jerry.

01:33:31
I thought Canaan Jerry was an amazing character.

01:33:32
Yeah, he I've loved him like I loved him.

01:33:35
He had so much doubt that he was training that his training was

01:33:39
leading to Ezra, like playing with Dark Side.

01:33:41
I mean, I mean like because he was a paddle on himself.

01:33:43
So it's just kind of like, you know, his whole thing was, I

01:33:46
love that arc, you know, I feel, I feel like he was, he was the

01:33:49
version of ROM Coda that we ended getting.

01:33:52
I like Romkoda better at. Like to be honest, I thought

01:33:54
Romkoda was a better character. But the the way that Freddie

01:33:57
Prinze played Canaan Jairus and the way that Canaan just kind

01:34:00
of, you know, reluctantly took on the role of being a master

01:34:04
and through his own meditation became a night, you know, where

01:34:08
he was a Padawan before. You know, just kind of like self

01:34:11
realization and learning and and communing with the Force.

01:34:14
I love the story arc of the character because he becomes,

01:34:17
you know, something that he feared that he would never be.

01:34:19
Yeah, and he had to get like that the first couple seasons.

01:34:21
He really had to get out of his own way.

01:34:23
Oh yeah, because he. Yeah that was the best part and

01:34:26
that's why when he when they blinded him and then they made

01:34:29
him and then he sacrificed himself.

01:34:32
I that was the end to the art that needed to happen right.

01:34:35
It was something that that he need that.

01:34:39
I mean it honestly it needed it honestly needed to happen and if

01:34:42
he doesn't come back I'll be I'll be fine with it.

01:34:44
If he does come back, I think that would be great.

01:34:46
I think that if he came back, he would probably discover that the

01:34:49
fans like him a lot more now he did when?

01:34:51
Came out. Exactly.

01:34:52
And it's it's Star Wars fans have to complain about

01:34:55
something. They have to be mad about

01:34:56
something. And then eventually they they

01:34:59
like it. Yeah, it's like trying to get a

01:35:01
toddler to eat. Yeah.

01:35:02
It could be the best thing in the world.

01:35:04
Like their favorite dish that they've never ever had before

01:35:06
and trying to get him to eat it is horribly.

01:35:08
It's impossible. And so it's but it's that.

01:35:09
But eventually they do eat it. And so it's like, you know, it's

01:35:12
that. And yes, I did do what I said

01:35:15
What I said. Yes.

01:35:15
I compared you all to toddlers because give everybody a chance,

01:35:19
OK? No, I agree.

01:35:20
I agree. Cain and Juris is a great

01:35:22
character. You know, I mean, as much as

01:35:24
everybody loves Ezra Bridger, I like Cain and Juris better.

01:35:26
I I honestly did. Ezra Bridger wouldn't be so

01:35:29
likeable without pain. Yeah, you know.

01:35:31
Again, annoying little brat. Again, like, you know, I make my

01:35:34
comparisons to General ROM Cota, you know, and I love General ROM

01:35:38
Cota. I think he was a great

01:35:39
character. It's it's a it's it's a it's a

01:35:41
travesty that he got written out of the cannon.

01:35:44
But I mean, like he was such a good character, but like Cain

01:35:47
and Juris pick up where like my love for that character, where

01:35:50
it left off because he had a lot out of like the same traits is

01:35:53
as Romkota. You know, like Romkota is Kane

01:35:56
and Jairus in another universe, right?

01:35:58
If Kane and Jairus would have grown up to become a knight

01:36:02
during the Clone Wars, he would have become General Romkota.

01:36:04
Yeah. Oh yeah.

01:36:05
No. And I mean, I I don't you know

01:36:07
obviously there are types and people are gonna fall into them.

01:36:10
Right. And I can see that I and I I can

01:36:13
see where you're coming from. Absolutely.

01:36:14
And I agree with you. But I just, you know I don't

01:36:16
know I his whole thing about not once everybody knew he was Jedi.

01:36:21
He didn't. Back to his original name,

01:36:23
because he didn't feel like he was that person anymore, right?

01:36:25
And then at the end, with the low wolves and Doom and all

01:36:29
that, and it being so symbolic, I to me, it was just really

01:36:32
emotional. I cried.

01:36:33
I, like, cried my eyes out. And told you Rebels was good.

01:36:37
I don't. Hold you.

01:36:38
Yeah. No it's it was fantastic and but

01:36:40
yeah so I just really, I think Ainen deserves to be in live

01:36:44
action. Yeah.

01:36:44
And how they make that happen. I'm OK, yeah.

01:36:47
I would love for Freddie Prinze to come and reprise that role.

01:36:50
And I see, I think. I think he's gonna do it and

01:36:53
just be like, you know what? You know, I listened to Filoni.

01:36:56
You know, he took care of me. I just did it because, you know,

01:36:59
I did. It not doing any work with it

01:37:00
or. Exactly.

01:37:01
Whatever happens, happens. Plus, you know.

01:37:03
Like Liam Neeson with. I mean, also the proof in the

01:37:06
pudding is is Christensen. Yeah, exactly right.

01:37:09
Because everybody hated him as Anakin Skywalker.

01:37:13
He came back, uh, for the Obi Wan series.

01:37:16
Everybody loved it. He wanted to come back to play

01:37:19
with you, right? That's the honest thing that

01:37:21
came out. But that's The thing is like now

01:37:23
we know he also came back for a soca.

01:37:25
We've seen him in the trailer you know and he and he said he

01:37:28
did say that he based his character on on the Mclone Wars

01:37:31
version of the of of that. So you know it's it's great that

01:37:35
he, you know, he recognized that hey everybody loves the Clone

01:37:38
Wars version better. Let me base my version of the

01:37:41
character on this version that people liked instead of doing

01:37:43
what I did, which was funny because that character was based

01:37:46
on what he did anyways, just, you know, it was just very, very

01:37:49
cyclical the way that that character has become and that

01:37:52
we're we're seeing that and now everybody loves Hayden

01:37:54
Christensen as Anakin Skywalk, right.

01:37:56
So. Yeah, I think that we'd get the

01:37:58
same thing for Freddie Prince. That's what I'm thinking.

01:38:00
And I would love to see Freddie Prince Jr. like it.

01:38:02
Live action. Will be like somebody.

01:38:04
I think somebody must have like communicated that to him or

01:38:07
like, hey, the these cons, you know, it's all about

01:38:10
celebration. It's not people hating on you

01:38:12
and in your face, it's. Like his wife is Buffy.

01:38:15
Exactly, exactly. So I think people are going to

01:38:17
be like, no Freddie, you know, you're you're only looking at

01:38:20
the toxic fans, whereas. There's amazing fans out there

01:38:23
that love your stuff. He's got a wrestling promotion

01:38:25
that he's trying to put together and he needs money.

01:38:28
You know Disney, Lucas, that'll come.

01:38:30
He's part owners in the Premier network.

01:38:32
Part, I think part of the reason, I mean, he's a very

01:38:34
private person anyway, but the reason is, is that his dad died

01:38:38
and it traumatized him. His dad was on a TV show like,

01:38:41
you know, so I mean. The number one TV show.

01:38:44
Um yeah. So I mean I there he's got a lot

01:38:46
of other stuff going on with himself I think as well and and

01:38:49
he's stand up guy I've always thought he was.

01:38:51
And if I I think that Sarah Michelle Gellar picked the

01:38:54
perfect person for her, I think they're really couple also

01:38:57
representing the Latinos out there.

01:38:59
So yeah. Absolutely.

01:39:00
What I'm gonna say now is probably the most important

01:39:03
thing that I'm gonna say in this entire episode.

01:39:05
So I need both to listen to me, OK?

01:39:06
Look at me and listen to me. Look at me and listen to.

01:39:08
James OK Like James, we need just in the show so you can go

01:39:12
watch. So the most important thing in

01:39:15
the entire thing on the shows, we got merged, people.

01:39:21
Agree to. Free.

01:39:22
But yes, we have merch. You have much people come buy a

01:39:25
hat if you want to hat come get it's 35 bucks if you want a

01:39:28
shirt all you got to do is DM us at distance turning on Instagram

01:39:33
we'll get you the size you need your local here in Sacramento.

01:39:36
It's only 20 bucks. We'll get a few for 20 bucks or

01:39:39
if we got to ship it to you it's 25.

01:39:42
I think we're gonna have a special on some new materials

01:39:46
that are coming that is backwards right now.

01:39:48
But as you know, I think because I'm doing a real smart guy, but

01:39:51
I. What I'm trying to say is I

01:39:53
think these are going to be $25 and 30 if we need to ship it but

01:39:57
with a special since it's brand new and we want to show it.

01:40:00
Wait a minute, you just said. But so you have to ship to their

01:40:02
butt. Ship it to your butt.

01:40:04
Absolutely, guys. Revealing a new shirt here,

01:40:07
Check it out. Done.

01:40:17
Look at that. Look at it.

01:40:21
Make yourself big and the first person that emails distance

01:40:27
nerding@aol.com and says look at it.

01:40:30
Want a knitted hat? I will knit you a hat with the a

01:40:33
soca symbol on. It wait, can I can I buy a shirt

01:40:36
too and and and I get a knitted hat.

01:40:39
I'll knit you a hat. I was planning on giving you

01:40:41
both knitted hats for Christmas. Now, actually, Oiler Alert.

01:40:45
Uh, Speaking of merch. Oh, oh, oh.

01:40:47
Phil decides now. Now he wants to do this.

01:40:49
It's just so good time. I would do this at the beginning

01:40:52
of the show. We didn't so guys.

01:40:54
So hold on, we got a brand new shirt with young Phil as unipul

01:40:58
on it and me just looking super dark and ripped, which is

01:41:02
exactly how I am. So I shout out to Geek Saga,

01:41:06
They helped us put it together. Eugene and David are amazing so

01:41:10
they helped find us the the shirt help find us the the logo

01:41:14
and the graphic and it turned out amazing.

01:41:16
We're super excited for these. We can't wait to get these out

01:41:18
to people, so those look so cool.

01:41:20
First time. People are seeing him, so it

01:41:22
works. I might buy one for my son.

01:41:23
You might buy one for your son, for Chuck, for you, and for

01:41:26
Barbie, and for Gal the corgi. No.

01:41:32
If you made made that that gear, I would probably.

01:41:35
Don't you not to tease us like that to?

01:41:38
Keep in mind, all right, so guys, I promise graveyard, I

01:41:41
will do this on the show. We're doing this now.

01:41:43
Do it faster. He He sent us.

01:41:46
I don't. We're talking about two

01:41:48
different things. I don't know that.

01:41:50
See what this is here. Right there.

01:41:51
No, stop. Oh my goodness.

01:41:55
From grave. So this is a package that you

01:41:57
would do this to us so. This is a package that Graves

01:42:00
sent. Yeah.

01:42:00
Is that what? Yes.

01:42:01
Did you take out the the line bits first?

01:42:04
Yeah, you didn't. That box or that package has

01:42:06
been sitting for a few days. It's been like a.

01:42:09
Week. He didn't send you like a

01:42:09
hamster or nothing, did he? Oh, I love it.

01:42:12
That's awesome. So this but then on the set at

01:42:14
the same time on the back of the shirt.

01:42:16
Oh, if you checked on the children, awesome.

01:42:20
That's the scariest part of that.

01:42:22
So, so there's two shirts in here.

01:42:24
There's one for me, one for James Hooray.

01:42:28
So James, at some point we got a got a hook up so I can get the

01:42:31
shirt. Yeah, you owe me some shirts,

01:42:32
bro. Have you checked on the

01:42:34
children? I love this.

01:42:35
That is amazing. Uh, anything else in here?

01:42:38
No. Oh.

01:42:39
Oh my goodness. There's there's definitely a

01:42:41
dead squirrel in there, OK, uh, sorry.

01:42:44
I really sing That was Rocket Raccoon.

01:42:47
It was. It was Rocket Raccoon,

01:42:49
sister-in-law. Oh my goodness.

01:42:51
When you get a raccoon and an Otter together, they make

01:42:55
squirrels. All right.

01:42:56
You know, I do love. They're so sweet, and I want to

01:42:59
get one. But my husband won't.

01:43:01
I did also want a baby dragon. Baby bear?

01:43:05
A dinosaur. You know, the little tiny ones.

01:43:08
Yeah. So.

01:43:10
Chicken. Yeah.

01:43:10
The chicken. Yeah.

01:43:12
Baby. Dinosaur chicken.

01:43:12
No, no, no. But I do want to.

01:43:14
COBRA how about an Exolopol? Yes, I want, I want actually

01:43:18
think that I want right now. And I'm manifesting this.

01:43:20
I'm putting it in the Internet right now.

01:43:21
Airwaves, airwaves, airwaves. I want a squish Malo Mora.

01:43:26
What's a Mora? It's the owl that follows Asoka

01:43:29
around. It's from the daughter from the

01:43:31
Mortis gods. And there's the the father.

01:43:34
The daughter and son is the is the dark and the daughter is the

01:43:38
light and father. And they wanted Anna take his

01:43:40
place and yes, so then they died the out.

01:43:42
But then the daughter brought her back and I'll know follows

01:43:45
her. Is the Doctor watching?

01:43:47
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01:44:12
Hey, he love. Let's talk schedule.

01:44:18
Monday's game streams 8:00 to 12:00.

01:44:20
Tuesday's the download, 6:30 to 8:30.

01:44:22
Thursday's the build, 6:00 to 8:00 PM.

01:44:24
I think we got special guests this week, right?

01:44:26
I think. Back if she books, but yes.

01:44:29
OK sweet sag geeks, we make it with parents from Sack Geeks I

01:44:32
Love. It Right Sack Geeks may be

01:44:34
showing up on Thursday. If not, it'll be an all bracket

01:44:36
show awesome next week. We do have the Ariart, A clan,

01:44:41
coming back on the show. Lawrence and Diego.

01:44:44
Lawrence and Diego, yeah. Hey, can I ask, can I ask a

01:44:47
serious question? And I'm looking in your eyes

01:44:49
right now, young Phil. Are is Lawrence and Diego your

01:44:52
favorite Filipinos on this stream now?

01:44:54
Only because it's a trap. Only because James doesn't show

01:44:57
up on Thursdays and have fun with us.

01:45:02
All right? I've been in that.

01:45:03
I've been in the chat. Yeah, exactly.

01:45:05
It's like fair. That's fair.

01:45:07
That's good. Well, because every time I'm not

01:45:09
in the chat, something like explodes or you guys do crap

01:45:13
about wonder. It really comes down to whenever

01:45:15
you're not in the chat, there's like shit talking about Wonder

01:45:17
Woman the entire time. We just need something

01:45:19
explained. We just need something to play.

01:45:21
Then it's like, no free girl. You chat and I'm like, I'm in

01:45:24
the middle of a movie. Frey, since you're the only one

01:45:28
that has other stuff outside of what we do, tell everybody every

01:45:32
other place that you can. They can find you here.

01:45:34
Well, so I am here on Tuesdays. On Saturdays, ID.

01:45:39
Saturday morning, nerd out on Kyber Kay Productions.

01:45:41
Uh, where I'm even more chaotic than I am here.

01:45:44
I don't know if that's possible, but it does happen.

01:45:47
I also mod for our Discord channels, so I'm odd for

01:45:51
distance learning. I'm on for Five or K

01:45:53
productions. I'm also a mod for The Nerd

01:45:56
Haven, which is a long story, but it's about four or 500 nerds

01:46:00
that are together. They're in a community and we're

01:46:02
very positive when we talk about spoilers about all the shows.

01:46:06
DC, Marvel. All of it, like we have.

01:46:08
A, we nerd all three more channels.

01:46:10
So like, I mean it's it's all there.

01:46:12
So we like to have a lot of fun. We're planning on doing some

01:46:15
events and stuff, so that will be fun.

01:46:34
Yeah, yeah. I do have a show on my channel

01:46:18
on YouTube. My channel is at Fray Girl and

01:46:22
their first episode is up. It is called Classified and it's

01:46:25
where we classify your favorite fandoms into D&D classes.

01:46:29
The first episode is about the bad batch, so it's right up Star

01:46:33
Wars. And.

01:46:35
So hey, real quick. We had a good time watching that

01:46:39
show on the way home from Oregon.

01:46:41
So you got you and Liam you and should do.

01:46:44
Kept U.S. company the entire way home.

01:46:45
So much appreciated. Good, great.

01:46:47
I'm glad. We enjoyed it.

01:46:48
It was awesome. Well, it's fun and it's a it's a

01:46:50
past project of both of ours because I come from at from it

01:46:53
at the fandom side and he comes from it at the Dungeons and

01:46:56
Dragons side. So I'm more of a novice when it

01:46:59
comes to D&D and he's more of the, you know, master part.

01:47:02
You know, he's like the Dungeon Master and everything, so, so he

01:47:05
goes into this like subcategories, whereas I really

01:47:07
just like the main categories and talk about it.

01:47:10
And so I think it's a good, you know, hey, you don't have to

01:47:13
really know so much about either one.

01:47:15
Yeah, right. It's just kind of, it was fun

01:47:17
because you had like a like an overview feel and you came out

01:47:21
things from a different perspective.

01:47:22
Whereas he was like looking at things and trying to put things

01:47:24
in like, hey, what is this, uh, rogue mastermind?

01:47:28
He's a rogue mastermind. And then you had a specific

01:47:30
take. I'm like, and it was cool seeing

01:47:32
him go like, Oh yeah, I could, yeah, I could totally see that

01:47:34
too, you know? Yeah.

01:47:36
The the paladin. Yeah, like that.

01:47:37
Really. That got him out of left field.

01:47:39
And he was just like, yeah, Oh my God, I totally see that.

01:47:42
That left field too, because the James saw me like react.

01:47:45
Like what we were actually talking about that we're like,

01:47:47
can there be evil paladin? Or is it considered evil because

01:47:50
they're only doing it for the they're just cause?

01:47:53
Like I said, it depends on the God that they follow.

01:47:54
An evil God, yeah, they would be an evil talent.

01:47:57
And so, I mean, it's like it really just depends, you know,

01:47:59
on how it is. You got those people that are

01:48:01
really fanatic. And I that's what I saw him out

01:48:03
as was a fanatic or the emperor. And so that would be why he

01:48:07
would be piloted. I just like that, Like, you

01:48:09
know, doing that. Hey, well, you know what really

01:48:11
fits? It's this, I know it's not

01:48:12
traditional, but it's this. And I like that we come together

01:48:15
and talk about, like, OK, this is the master list.

01:48:18
This is the, I think we, we call it something else.

01:48:20
I think we call it like the Jedi Council list or something.

01:48:22
But it's the list. Like, OK, you think it's this.

01:48:26
I think it's that. Could it be something different

01:48:28
or do we just want to pick? And so you'll see as we go

01:48:30
along. There's going to be sometimes

01:48:32
when it's going to be like, you know, maybe we should pick a

01:48:34
third one because I don't think they're one that these really

01:48:36
fit. And so you'll start seeing stuff

01:48:38
like that. So it's fun, but these are

01:48:40
conversations that he and I have.

01:48:41
And I'm like, let's just record it, Yeah, yeah, we just, we

01:48:44
talked about. That's great.

01:48:45
That's great. Well, thank you guys.

01:48:46
I'm glad you liked it because I was like, Oh no, like, I love it

01:48:49
so. Much totally enjoyed it and I

01:48:51
like that you um, that it was produced and you had it cut and

01:48:54
it was great. That was like boom, boom, boom,

01:48:55
boom, boom. He did all the editing.

01:48:57
On it, Yeah. You you kept surprising James

01:48:59
when uh with the Gunji. With when Gunji would pop up, he

01:49:03
said. What the hell is happening right

01:49:04
now? Gunji, dude.

01:49:06
Yeah. I had to put the phone down, but

01:49:23
Gunji was scaring me. Expect if we, if we got a bit or

01:49:08
something, expect that there's probably gonna be something

01:49:10
that, like we were doing the supplemental ones for some

01:49:12
reason. Pocket sand.

01:49:13
We were doing a bit about your pocket sand.

01:49:15
Yeah. And he came up so much it was

01:49:17
like, you know, there was just like it was It's really funny.

01:49:21
So I don't know what. Like by the third one I'm like,

01:49:25
OK, this is a yeah, he made him like bigger.

01:49:27
Yeah, he turned him and stuff and it was just like then, Gee,

01:49:30
you know, I was like, oh, when I saw when I watched first time, I

01:49:33
actually told me had it smaller and I was like you to make it

01:49:35
bigger because people can't see. Make it bigger.

01:49:39
James won't get scared. All right, Anything else we're

01:49:43
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01:49:44
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01:50:58
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01:51:00
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