Sept. 6, 2024

Kinda Nerdy Girls: Cats, Comics, and Cold Plunges

Kinda Nerdy Girls: Cats, Comics, and Cold Plunges

Join us for another exciting episode of the Kinda Nerdy Girls podcast, recorded live at PopCon Louisville! 🎉 In this episode, KJ, Producer Patches, and Assistant Producer Michelle dive into their favorite finds from the convention, share fun facts...

Join us for another exciting episode of the Kinda Nerdy Girls podcast, recorded live at PopCon Louisville! 🎉 In this episode, KJ, Producer Patches, and Assistant Producer Michelle dive into their favorite finds from the convention, share fun facts about their experiences, and discuss the latest in pop culture, including the return of James Spader as Ultron and the buzz around the new Star Wars and Marvel series.

We explore the joys of fandom, the importance of kindness in our community, and the unique experiences that conventions bring. Plus, hear about the hilarious moments from the panels, including insights from actors like Mike Colter and Aasif Manvi from the hit show "Evil" and Anson Mount, Ethan Peck & Christina Chong from "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds".

Whether you're a die-hard nerd or just curious about the latest in geek culture, this episode is packed with laughs, insights, and a whole lot of nerdy goodness! Don't forget to check out our community at KindaNerdyNetwork.com and join our Facebook group for more fun discussions.

Timestamps:

  • 00:00 - Introduction and PopCon excitement

  • 02:40 - Fun facts about convention finds

  • 06:00 - Discussion on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds

  • 11:00 - Nostalgia for Louisville and KJ's first convention experience

  • 15:00 - Headlines in pop culture: James Spader, Marvel, and Star Wars

  • 30:00 - Binge recommendations and what we're watching

  • 46:00 - Closing thoughts and community shoutouts

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[00:02:40] PopCon shopping excitement.

[00:06:09] Star Trek fandom at PopCon.

[00:10:51] Fun in Star Trek.

[00:14:17] Ultron's return in Vision Quest.

[00:20:31] Deep diving into the Sith.

[00:22:00] Gambit movie for Channing Tatum.

[00:28:03] The Marvels movie experience.

[00:31:24] Agatha series and Wanda connections.

[00:37:24] Binge-watching the show "Evil."

[00:41:42] Cold plunges for motivation.

[00:45:55] Content creation challenges for creators.

[00:47:52] Social media engagement strategies.

Transcript
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Hello, hello. All right. We're back after

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the short break. And now on the podcast stage,

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a staple with many different lineups all

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the time, but the same lovable, wonderful

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title, the kind of nerdy girls with actually

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KJ here. Sometimes you're here, sometimes

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you're not with your own podcast. It's fun.

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I think it's actually been a couple of years

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since I've done my own podcast on the podcast

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stage.

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All right. Well, I'll leave it to you. So

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enjoy the Kinda Nerdy Girls. Thank you.

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Thank you. Yes. We are the kind of nerdy

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girls. We're a part of a bigger community

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called the kind of nerdy network. So if you

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know you're loving popcon and you're meeting

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lots of people and you love having friends

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who nerd out about stuff. That is actually

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how this started. I was a lonely little girl

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who loved Star Wars and didn't have anybody

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to talk about it with. And then I grew up

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and this podcasting thing started and I was

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like, yep, that's what I'm doing. So here

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we are. You can join our community at KindaNerdyNetwork.com.

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We have a Facebook group that is Full of

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really nice nerds. We always say you can't

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be kind of nerdy without being kind. So kindness

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leads first. And I'm going to get myself

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in trouble for this someday. But I like to

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mention the fact that we have a Facebook

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group that doesn't require any moderating.

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Because people are actually really nice in

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it. Right? It's very, very rare that anything

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has ever happened that I've been like, that

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can't be in here, or you can't treat someone

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that way. And I think that we're excited

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to have people who love fandom who just want

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to explore and support other people who love

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it. I am KJ. As part of the Kinda Nerdy Network,

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we have the KJ Today Show, which is the positive

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vibes of pop culture, people to know, and

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pets. We play trivia. We goof off. We have

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fun being nerds. And joining me today, you'll

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see them on the KJ Today Show. You'll hear

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them on the Kinda Nerdy Girls podcast. My

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husband, producer Patches.

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Good morning, afternoon, whatever it is.

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Whatever, happy final day of PopCon Louisville.

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Happy Sunday, everybody.

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And also here with me, assistant producer,

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Michelle.

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Good morning or good afternoon. Whatever.

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So we always like to start off with a little

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fun fact about ourselves. So today I'm going

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to start off. Our fun fact will be what is

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the thing that you have bought at PopCon

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Louisville that you're most excited about?

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Go ahead, producer Patches.

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Well today I being the cat lover that I am

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I purchased some cat art It was a Han Solo

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and no, no, I'm sorry. It was a obi-wan.

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I

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Do I need to tell everybody what you bought

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yourself?

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Yeah. You know, I promise I'll figure it

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out at some point. So, yeah, it was it was

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a Obi Wan cat. And it was a kind of like

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a yin and yang cat. Yeah, I super, super

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cute.

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I was I was looking at that, but I was kind

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of surprised that that called to you. It

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was a little more artsy and less geeky.

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Yes. Yes.

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Yes. We love that. You're the yin to my yang.

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What about you, Michelle? What are you most

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excited about? I mean, shopping's part of

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the fun of popcorn.

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Well, I mean, I was at that same little.

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Is that the same booth? Yes. Got a set of

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four to add to our other two we already have.

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Okay, and you got the coasters, right? Yeah,

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I got the it was by Three get one free.

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So it is I'm just gonna give a plug Ewa cats.com

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is the website and it is Angel is her name

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the artist that makes all of that stuff.

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So it's an entire nerdy cat art booth, but

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I also got honey tea and

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right next to our booth. I got peach, and

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then I got the sleepy time tea.

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Isn't that funny that some people, if you

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haven't been to a popcorn, you're like, oh,

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it's a bunch of comic books and maybe you

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meet a celebrity. And I'm like, dude, I've

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got the best tea. I am totally nerding out

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about true honey tea. What did you get at

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popcorn? Bags and bags of tea.

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I would like to add to the thing I'm very

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excited about that I purchased at PopCon

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was actually at the PopCon merch booth. I

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got an awesome line, man. Oh, sorry. Well,

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I got an awesome Gallagher style 2024 popcorn

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shirt. So I was I was very super pumped about

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that, too, because I'm a huge Gallagher.

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Yeah, Gallagher guy. I got the so I think

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it was the last popcorn. It was a popcorn

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indie they partnered with. It's called Huge

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Brands. And they it just upped the merch

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game. There's Carl from Popcon.

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Oh, my God. That is Carl from Popcon.

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Woo! And the merch is, it's incredible. So

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I got the Deadpool Wolverine I Heart Popcorn

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shirt. And I got the Strange New Worlds shirt

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as well.

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Oh yeah, that was a surprise.

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So hey, live long and prosper my friend.

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So that's been one of the fun things about

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this particular popcorn is seeing all the

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Star Trek people. It's not a fandom that

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we talk a lot about on the kind of Nerdy

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Girls. And I know you haven't seen Strange

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New Worlds yet, Patches.

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Not as of yet, no.

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Calling you out for that, and you haven't

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either. But I will tell you, if you have,

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I think it's an entryway for new Star Trek

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fans. And I also think it's a nice welcome

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back for Star Trek fans who maybe haven't,

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haven't really like the other shows so far

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haven't clicked with them they were like

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oh you know what we should do we should make

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a Star Trek show that's just having a whole

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bunch of fun in space and kind of like a

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throwback to what the original Star Trek

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show was which was it's I mean it

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They've modernized the original, basically,

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yeah. And they were cycling through a lot

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of different shows, though, too, for a while.

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Yes. And in the panel, they talked about,

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like, one of their favorite things they did

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was the musical episode that they did. That

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was really interesting.

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Yes, and it wasn't when I first heard there

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was going to be a Star Trek I'm like, oh,

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gosh, like, obviously, like, that's a thing

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that has, you know, become a thing for shows

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to try out. I give props to Buffy because

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that was one of the first shows that was

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like, we're doing a musical episode. I still

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own that soundtrack. We actually listen to

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that soundtrack on road trips sometimes.

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Yes, we do.

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And actually, I have a lot of nostalgia here

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for Louisville because our very first convention

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was in Louisville. It was a KJ's Comic Con

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bus trip when I was doing radio. And I remember

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them pulling me into the office one day after

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my morning show, and they were like, we need

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to talk to you about something. It sounds

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like it's up your alley, but if you don't

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want to do it, it's OK. But we have this

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Comic-Con company that wants to spend money

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and do ads, and they're doing this event

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in Louisville. And if you would take a bus

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full of listeners down there, you're going

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to meet someone named Matt Smith? And I was

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like, I'm sorry, am I being punked right

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now? My favorite doctor, I get to take a

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bus for free with a bunch of listeners and

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meet Matt Smith. I've never been to a con

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before and this is what I'm going to do for

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my first one.

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And to preface it too, back then as well,

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the radio industry really didn't understand

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the con world as well. They thought, they

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were like, oh, we don't, you know, blah,

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blah, blah. I mean, kind of looked down on

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it. And then, you know, wow, they're going

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to spend money with us. We're like, oh, what

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is this? And then that started snowballing

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with you working, doing, you know, doing

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charity events like when Star Wars came out,

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when, you know, you did Star Wars.

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Star Wars, yes. Yes. You know, any. Listen,

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if you're going to be any way associated

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with me, eventually I'm going to infiltrate

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your world with nerdy stuff and cats. And

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I mean, look at PopCon this weekend. There

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are so much cat stuff here. And I'm like,

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it's my influence. I own that. We're just

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going to keep having more and more cat stuff

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at PopCon, so you guys better get ready.

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You hear that, Carl? More and more cat stuff

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is coming to PopCon. It's it's growing man

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the cat fandom get on board now But to kind

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of go back to you know what we were talking

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about in in in Star Trek and in strange new

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worlds the musical fits I don't think it

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fits Discovery. It doesn't fit Picard. There's

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a lot of things that would not fit, but the

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musical fits in Strange New Worlds, and I

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think that kind of fun is something that

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we missed. And I think you got a little bit,

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you talked about, Michelle, you're a fan

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of the movies with Chris Pine, right?

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Yes, definitely.

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And that was a fun adventure. It was right.

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And even, you know, Carl Urban as as bones,

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like his comic relief, like, you know, it

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was that is fine.

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Well, Simon Pegg is Scotty. Oh, yeah. I mean,

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yeah, it was.

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They had a lot of good actors in those movies.

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They really did. And there's a place for

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the more serious stuff. Like, you know, I

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mean, we love a good, you know, sci-fi show

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that freaks us out. You know, dystopian stuff

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and all that. But sometimes we just want

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to, you know, have a fun ride in space. So

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that's what the Strange New Worlds show,

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I think, has brought to Star Trek that a

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lot of people are excited about.

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When you put a bus it's a welcome back yeah,

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yeah, yeah, and and obviously you know I

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mean we've got we've got Ethan Peck Anson

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Mount and Christine Chung here, and you moderated

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the panel, and I mean they're just they're

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absolutely lovely people and

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listen and not to like bring it back to like

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you know cats right but I have to control

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myself when I'm moderating panels that it's

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it's not about me right I'm there to just

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kind of keep the ask a few questions to get

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it going and then turn it over to the audience

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so that they have their moment to ask their

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questions right and so when we were talking

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about you know I always love to ask people

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like well what do you we nerd out about your

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show what do you nerd out about and Anson

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Mount, actually, he is a huge nerd about

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pottery. Like, pottery is his thing. He loves

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pottery. And that's cool, man. At PopCon,

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if you walk up to someone and you're like,

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my nerdy thing is pottery, Cool. Tell me

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more about it. Like, why do you love it so

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much? Because maybe it's my next nerdy thing,

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too. And then, you know, we got to Christina

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and she was like, my dog. I nerd out like

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my dog. That's my fandom. And I'm like, oh,

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you're my people. And Ethan was movies. Ethan

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was movies, right? Yeah. And so when she

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said her dog and then she I hadn't even told

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you this yet, Patches, but she talked about

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I think Ethan asked her if she was going

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to get another dog, and she was like, no.

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She had some reasons for it. She was like,

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I think my dog would like having a cat. Maybe

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I'll get a cat. And you know, I'm like, oh,

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I could totally talk to her about how to

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get the right cat for her dog. This is how

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you introduce a cat to a dog. Like, I know

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some rescues. Do you need me to? Do you need

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me to get you a cat right now? I can text

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some people.

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We have the resources. All the alarms went

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off in KJ's head. I did it.

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But also, I was like, and I should totally

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tell her that I have two cats named after

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Dr. Who from the episode she was in. Yes.

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She's in the episode that Melody Pond was

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born, and that's why we have Melody Pond,

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right? Yeah. It's not about me when I'm on

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stage. So those are all the things in my

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head that I was like.

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You did very well.

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I wish I could be talking to Christina Chong

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about pets right now. But anyway, what's

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the next question? So maybe we'll walk over

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there. Maybe she can hear me right now and

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she wants to talk to me more about pets.

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Christina Chong, if you want to talk about

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pets, come to the podcast stage. Thank you.

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A couple of things that I did see that I

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thought, well, you know, let's give everybody

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some content. Let's do some headlines on

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what's going on in the, you know, pop culture,

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geek culture world. It has, according to

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the Hollywood Reporter, James Spader is coming

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back as Ultron in the show that they're developing

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for Vision. Did they get I mean obviously

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they have to have Paul Bettany back right

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yes, okay perfect Absolutely, so it would

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be that the running title for it is vision

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quest, but they haven't like I don't think

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that's right

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Yeah, get Madonna in there. Yeah.

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I mean, I don't highly recommend that, but

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it's like that's the running title right

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now. That's probably not where it's going

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to end up. But it is going to, which good,

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because remember, like at the end of WandaVision,

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you're like, well, where'd he go? So they

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actually it's going to pick up from the events

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of WandaVision. Oh, OK. And wherever he goes,

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apparently Ultron's there.

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That's going to be great though.

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Yeah, I mean, right, exactly. And that's.

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Those kind of shows we we spoke yesterday

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with with Brandon at our at the state of

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the health of franchise health and Yeah,

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we were talking about the oversaturation

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of of shows, you know like the you know,

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the actual series but It's a show like this

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that I get really excited about because,

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all right, you're going to bring Spader back

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as Ultron. Well, OK, I'm excited to see how

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they're going to work that together, knowing

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that we're going into it.

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Where's where's he been hiding? Right. I

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thought we took care of that problem.

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Right.

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But, you know, having him infiltrate the

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universe or the internet, maybe he's just

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been offline, multiverse. I'm excited about

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that. I think that that'll be a fun one.

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And, you know, I haven't, I think we've all

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been at times, underwhelmed with the Marvel

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TV offerings. But this is kind of a fun one

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to explore.

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But not just the Marvel. There's the Star

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Wars, like the Acolyte. Yeah. It didn't do

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too well, but I enjoyed it. But, you know,

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it was just a different story. Well.

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And it entertained me. And that's how we

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were, too. But when they said they announced,

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you know, that was one of the big headlines

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this week was that they actually announced,

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like, no, we're We have heard you, and you

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didn't like the Acolyte, so we're not going

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to make any more. That's fine. I'm a little

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bummed because, you know, if we switch over

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to that for a moment, to Star Wars, I, you

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know, when they were hyping up the Acolyte,

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number one, I thought Carrie-Anne Moss, like,

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this was Carrie-Anne Moss' Star Wars show,

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right? And I was like, that was rude. Everything

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Carrie-Anne Moss did in Star Wars, we saw

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in the trailer.

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I mean, they did do a lot of flashbacks.

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Right. But I just wish they would have waited

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till later to do that first. Mm hmm. Yes.

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Yeah. Give us a little bit more. Yes.

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Yeah. Yeah. Lean into your mic a little bit.

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Michelle's new on the mic. I hired her to

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be behind the scenes doing community coordinating

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stuff for the kind of nerdy network and the

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KJ today show and I'm like, Look at you on

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camera and on the microphones. You're going

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to be behind the scenes.

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Here's a mic. Go. But I think with the start

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to with the Star Wars series that they've

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been putting out, I feel like. Overall, they've

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been OK. What I've noticed is they have good

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episode. They have, they'll have like several

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good episodes within the, within the series,

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but the overall series, you know, just kind

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of was okay with really good episodes, but

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then the episodes that weren't good, it just

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kind of brought you back down. Like really,

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that's it.

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Well, and what's, I think, like, big picture

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overall, it's been interesting to watch these

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amazing movie franchises struggle to make

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the switch to the TV world, right? It's a

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different way to tell a story. It's a different

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arc.

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It's a different skill. And I think they

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went to that because the pandemic, you know,

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it started all that.

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Yeah.

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So, where everybody's streaming all the time.

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Yeah, well, and basically now they're, I

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mean, even the cost that it takes to produce

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these shows, I mean, they're making eight

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and 10 hour movies. So is basically what's

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happening. So they're just drawing out the

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story. I mean, they're just drawing out the

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storylines, I think almost at nauseam, depending.

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That's why like, okay, I'm good with I'm

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good with the, you know, setup and everything

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else. But the good episodes I referred to,

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the really good episodes, that's when it's

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like, all right, we're done trying to set

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everything up. I think they were taking too

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long to set, like, world building, like,

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taking too long.

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Well, and that is, again, the point I was

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making with the Acolyte is all of that set

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up, number one, is like, carry on, Moss and

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Star Wars. I mean, like, maybe for a little

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bit. But also, it was the the Sith origin

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like I thought we were gonna get like the

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Sith it we never really got to like the actual

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like I'm like we're gonna get some Sith action

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man like and we did it and we did it and

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I think that may have been part of the problem

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with the perception of the show that we were

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going into was not the show that we got Maybe

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we would have liked it better if we would

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have been like, they would have been like,

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this is going to be a show about, you know,

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some witches and a couple of little girls.

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And like the struggle that was actually happening

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in that show did not get us to Darth Maul.

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I was expecting like, give me some Sith,

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man.

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Yep. And I think that's what the Star Wars

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universe has truly lacked. We know the story

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of the Jedi. It's been Jedi focused, right?

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Let's start deep diving into the Sith.

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Yeah well I did like at the end where you

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see a familiar character you know at the

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end and I was like oh yay you know but that's

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why I was excited for them to do another

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season at least yeah but

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with us. A couple more headlines. There is,

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you know, the rumblings, and I think fans

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are talking about it, of getting, finally

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getting Channing Tatum his own movie for

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Gambit. So I wanted to get your thoughts.

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I mean he it was super fun to see him and

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Deadpool and Wolverine and and to see some

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of the social media if you don't follow Ryan

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Reynolds like it's just been such a it's

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so funny that it's been such a love fest

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for a movie that could be seen as you know

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like crude and out there and it's like no

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like they put their hearts into this thing.

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They love this thing. Ryan talking about

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being able to give Channing that opportunity

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and Channing talking about how much it meant

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to him. He was crushed that there wasn't

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going to be a Gambit movie.

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I watched an interview just the other day.

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He was on a late night talk show and he was

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just like, I've tried for years, but a lot

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of it's because of the production company

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who owned correct you know marvel at the

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time yeah um so hopefully yeah cross our

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fingers we will get the band but his accent

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as the gambit I crack up every time.

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All of the memes and like the comparisons

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to the minions I don't know if you've seen

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that but I'm like it honestly has ruined

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it a little bit because all I hear is the

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minions when he's talking and I'm like can

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I like and a

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Great time filming. Yeah, I mean like you

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could just tell I mean like yes, they're

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all actors correct, but there was something

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about like Like it was like this permanent

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smile on his face even though he was supposed

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to be distressed It was just like oh man

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you he's just killing it. Yeah

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Well, and I think for all of them that got

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to be a part of it, it wasn't what I liked

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about the Deadpool Wolverine cameos was that

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they had substance. They were there for a

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reason. And you could tell that they were

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all excited, like Wesley Snipes and especially-

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I was just gonna bring that up.

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I like Wesley Snipes and Blade. Yes, wasn't

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it so fun to see him do that?

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And he dropped the line, there's only one

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Blaine. We're like, yes, and it's you, and

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we need more of that. Right. I mean, Jennifer

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Garner getting to be the muscled, the actual

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Elektra that we wanted her to be, and not

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the twig sex symbol. I mean, not that there

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wasn't. There is some of that to that character,

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right? But it was so fun to see her. get

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to play that role that way and that oh my

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gosh you know I mean from Logan yes yes the

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daughter you know that was all grown up yeah

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Wait, was there any other?

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Chris Evans is Johnny Storm. I mean, I myself,

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like if you're listening to this, Ryan Reynolds,

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thank you so much from the bottom of my heart

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for giving us a little more Johnny Storm.

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I was so hoping during the multiverse of

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madness, I was like, they're going to like

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they're going to hop into a multiverse where

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Chris Evans is Johnny Storm. They have to

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like it's such a great opportunity. Right.

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Right. And so I was shocked that they did

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it because that's what Deadpool did was exactly

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what I thought they would do in the multiverse

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is like he's going to show up and we're all

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going to be like Captain America's back.

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And I know my first thought when I saw him

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was Captain America, but then later on he's

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gonna say it.

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He's gonna say it.

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He's gonna say it, right?

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And then and to Chris Evans, I mean like

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being able to like shows comic chops at the

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deleted scene at the extra scene at the end

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of the credits. I mean, I just lost it.

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So I just read about this, and the conversation

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that he had with Ryan Reynolds about doing

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that, Ryan kind of approached him and he

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was like, look, dude, we really want you

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to do this. We'll do whatever we need to

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do. We'll have cue cards, however we need

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to make you comfortable. And he was like,

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I'm memorizing this. He was so excited to

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get to do something like that, because he's

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like, when would I ever have imagined in

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the Marvel Cinematic Universe that I would

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get to say all those profane things you'll

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ever hear come out of Chris Evans mouth?

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Yeah, right.

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And he is, you know, I mean, he's a really

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funny guy. Like he's he's fine. Like I'm

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not saying I don't know him well enough to

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be like, that's totally his personality.

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That's how he talks. But that is something

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he

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Yeah, but we've worked shows with him that,

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I mean, that do where it, I mean, like you

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really, I mean, that was part of his personality.

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He's kind of a goofball. Yeah, he's a very

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big goofball.

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Yeah, so that was just super fun. And it

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was, it was funny to hear him be like, no

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cue cards. I am doing this. Don't you worry.

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And it's fun to be in a space where we're

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talking about, you know, a Marvel movie that

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we all had a lot of fun seeing. Oh, yeah.

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And it's been a while since that's happened.

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I will say I enjoyed the heck out of the

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Marvels. The Marvels was so much fun. I did

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not understand why people did not give it

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a chance. I don't know if it was because

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it was so deep into the the multi, the TV

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shows and stuff that if you didn't watch

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those things maybe it didn't translate, you

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didn't care about Ms. Marvel as much.

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But that was the first movie they put out

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that truly incorporated the television, like,

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or the actual, the streaming series. I mean,

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you had Wanda as the Scarlet Witch and, you

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know, and Doctor Strange. But, like, as far

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as blending so many different characters

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together, I mean, you know, that's, I think

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they did a good job. And I don't understand

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why the Marvel fan base has such an aversion

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to Brie Larson. Don't know I mean like from

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the from the moment she was yeah from the

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moment. She was named Captain Marvel it I

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mean she's just she was met with nothing

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but backlash and the only and and so many

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people say the only reason the Captain Marvel

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the first Captain Marvel movie even did good

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was because they had you know Samuel L. Jackson

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was in a and you know The Marvels too yeah

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exactly I

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Yeah, he was not carrying those movies. It

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was great to have him.

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I did like from WandaVision. What's her name

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was in the Marvel? Oh, yes. Yeah.

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So, yeah. And we have the new the spinoff

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from WandaVision is coming out to Agatha.

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September yes, yeah wait yep, just coming

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up here in a couple weeks I Okay, you said

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absolutely not, but I I'm gonna put you on

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the spot producer patches aka my husband

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and I feel like you said you don't want to

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do a rewatch of WandaVision, but I feel like

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we need to. No, I did not say that. Yes,

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you did.

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I did not. Yes, you did. I did not.

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I've watched it two or three times. Have

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you?

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Or more? I really, I mean, like, I truly

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believe... You told me to do it on my own!

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I said, I would do it too. I said, go ahead

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and start. No, you did not say. OK, mom and

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dad.

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Michelle, this is where it gets good when

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mom and dad start fighting.

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Yep.

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I said, let's rewatch WandaVision. And you

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said, no, you can go ahead and do that on

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your own. Really likes being right I'm just

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a token nerdy girl.

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Am I getting you on record?

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as saying you will re-watch WandaVision with

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me?

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I loved WandaVision. I absolutely will re-watch

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it.

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I know, that's why I was shocked that you

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said you wouldn't.

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I loved it. I mean, I think overall it's

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like 1-1-A is WandaVision and Hawkeye. were

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probably my two favorites.

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I've re-watched Hawkeye. It's a fun re-watch.

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I'll probably do it again at Christmas. It's

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a good Christmas.

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Right? Yeah, exactly. Well, I mean, you were

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wearing your Captain America the musical

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shirt Friday here at Hawkeye. Oh, yeah.

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Did you notice that? That Captain America

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shirt. I was so excited about that they have

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the Captain America the musical shirt out.

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Yeah. But yeah, so I mean, like, you know,

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I think, you know, I think with Agatha coming

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out, You know, Wanda, yes, we absolutely

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need to rewatch, but do, I mean, like, do

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you think that they're going to just, like,

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once the Agatha series is out, they're just

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gonna kill the character then? Because it

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seems like they're starting to do that more.

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Did you read the comic books?

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I did not. Well, I did when WandaVision was

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out, because it went, when Geek Vibes Nation,

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you guys did that.

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Oh, the MCR. Yeah. Marvel Cinematic Review.

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Yes.

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He talked about like, the guy that led that

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he was so saying that the evil person was.

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Oh, yeah. Oh, Jawan.

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Yeah, yeah. Yeah. He said it was. There's

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a different villain. Yeah, I can't think

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of the name. Okay. Starts with an M.

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Oh, Mephisto. Yeah, Mephisto.

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We all thought it was going to be Mephisto.

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Yeah. So... Not Mephisto. Manifesto.

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You know, that Marvel character, Manifesto.

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Kendall, I downloaded those comics. OK. And

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I read those. OK. So in it, like, because

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she's Magneto's daughter in the comic.

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Wanda, yes.

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Yeah. So and it was it was just really interesting.

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I would like to see a cameo of her in the

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Attica. That's what I would be looking for.

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I would be shocked if they don't. But I mean,

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to answer your question, I don't know if

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they even know. I know that they have said

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that the TV shows moving forward are not

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going to connect into the movies, which I

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think is brilliant. Because even though we're

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going to consume all of that, how do you

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bring new fans into a fandom where you have

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to watch 86 things to understand what's happening?

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They're not gonna do it. We sit down and

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look at a TV show and you're like, oh, that

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has seven seasons, I can't watch all that.

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So I think they have to do that, but they

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may have already set her up, depending on

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where they're at in their planning, they

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may have already set her up. it's going to

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be open-ended and you'll wait.

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They need to get new viewership too so they

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don't have to go back and watch all this

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stuff to lead up.

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Yeah, they've maxed it out and we as, you

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know, fans of Marvel from the beginning have

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to give them some grace to continue to be

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a profitable company and that they have to

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bring in new people. They've maxed out us,

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right? So we have to let them do that. And

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I don't mind. It's I think it's kind of and

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I don't I don't say nice things about DC

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very often, but I think You know what they've

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done with Matt Reeves. that is separate from

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what they're doing with the DC universe is

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really smart. They're like, we have this

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other thing that might appeal to other people,

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and you don't have to worry about how many

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DC movies or shows you've watched. You can

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just go watch this Batman if you want. You

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can watch that Joker movie if you want. I

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think that is one thing that you see.

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The new Joker movie, I mean, the penguins

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that already come out on Max. Can you believe

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that's Colin Farrell? No. No.

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It's hard to believe. It is. It is. It is

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super creepy.

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I don't even know if I can watch it because

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in the trailer I'm not listening to anything

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that anyone's saying. I'm not following anything

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that's going on. I'm staring at it going,

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how is Colin Farrell in there?

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That is not Colin Farrell. That's a lot of

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makeup.

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Yeah, I mean, when I hear Colin Farrell,

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the only thing that pops in my head was him

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playing Jesse James in American Outlaws.

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And I'm like, what?

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But even in Fantastic Beasts, he looks like

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Colin Farrell, right? I'm like, I'm looking

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deep into his eyes, like, can I see Colin

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Farrell's eyes in the penguin? Like, I cannot.

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This is a lie. They're punking us. Colin

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Farrell is not actually the penguin. He's

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a good actor.

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It was weird, like, when I watched, he was

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in The Gentleman as well, and just have him

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balding and, you know, just, you know, looking

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out of shape and, you know, everything of

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that. I was just like, oh, man.

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I mean, that's why they call them actors.

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Yes, exactly.

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Wow. They're really good at that thing that

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they do for a living.

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Right. And they got good makeup artists and

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stuff, too, that

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Yeah, I mean you think about Brendan Fraser,

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you know, I mean he won the Oscar and I mean

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they they literally put a cooling system

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in his in his prosthetic It was yeah, it

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was crazy

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So we are the Kind of Nerdy Girls. We're

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part of the Kind of Nerdy Network, which

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is a community you can join at kindonerdynetwork.com.

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It is a group of kind and nerdy people. So

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please join us there. One of the things that

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I always like to do, on the show, we do a

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round of binges and books and we just kind

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of update each other on what we're watching

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and give some recommendations, maybe what

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we're reading. So I'm gonna start with you,

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Producer Patches. I know you're not reading

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anything. Hey.

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Wow, that's aggressive.

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What do you have to update us on? Besides

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NCIS in our kitchen every night while you

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make dinner, what are you watching?

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My new favorite binge right now is compliments

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of one of our actors here at PopCon, Mike

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Colter.

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Are we going to talk about evil?

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Yes, it is evil. I am in love with this show.

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It is really good. We have one episode to

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go in season two and then it's on after that.

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Let's go.

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Yeah, so we have a lot to go through.

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I'm just starting season three, so I haven't

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got into it. I've been binging other things,

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like I did Stranger Things because the actors

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were going to be there. Season five's coming

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up, yep.

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But, yeah. You know, when we started watching

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Evil, I was like, I don't know if I'll be

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OK with this, because you know me. I don't

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like scary movies. I was worried about you.

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It was hilarious.

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A lot of people were. She couldn't watch

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The Walking Dead. Right.

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I was watching all that last year.

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I was fighting zombies in my sleep every

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night. I'm like, I can't do this, Walking

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Dead. You're killing me. Yeah, it was hilarious,

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the reaction to people finding out. I wish

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I'd had a camera every time I told one of

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my friends I was watching Evil. They're like,

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oh, I don't think you should be watching

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that. I don't think you should be watching

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that. I think what's, they make it so weird,

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like even the, I'm trying to think of their

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name, the demons in their sleep, the incubus.

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that the ones that were in their sleep that

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were coming to them in their dreams like

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they were kind of weird and funny like they

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weren't I mean they were creepy sure in season

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one that one demon was scary like

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coming out from under her bed.

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Yeah, the introduction to that, yeah, to

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that guy.

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I didn't like it, but when he started talking,

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he was kind of just like... He was very quippy.

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Yeah, he was like, oh, he's a little bit

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of a smart-ass, so I guess I'm okay with

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him being super scary.

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Yes. I think seductive would be... Seductive,

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yeah. It was gross.

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There's so many things that happened in that

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show where I'm like, this is so gross and

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weird and uncomfortable. Yeah.

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Well, and I think because they're mixing,

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you know, they like they they mix the Catholic

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Church in with with the science and the psychology

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that goes with it.

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And debunk.

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Right. Right. Yeah. Well, and KG, you just

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interviewed Ben the Magnificent for for the

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KJ Today show as well. And I mean, he you

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know, he he's advocating for, you know, like,

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hey, guys, let's keep this let's keep the

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series going.

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Season two for him. Yeah. Yeah. He had a

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demon. Yes, he did. Yes, he did. Attached

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to him.

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Yeah, that'll be, it may come out before,

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you know what, it will come out before this

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episode because I'm gonna put it out on Wednesday.

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So it'll be Wednesday, what is this Wednesday's

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date? I can tell you. I'm gonna commit to

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it right now so that you know. This Wednesday

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the 28th, yes, my interview with Asif Manvi

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from Evil. And it was so fun to talk to him.

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And he's done so much stuff. He was a correspondent

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on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart for a

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while. He's got an interesting career. So

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he's super funny. At one point, he was talking

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to me about it. I'm like, all right, well,

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what's next if you don't have any more evil?

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And he said, well, I did this project. It's

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a horror project. You're not going to watch

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it. And I was like, no, I'm definitely not

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going to watch it. But it was a fun conversation

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with him. He led me to, I told him we were

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going to have Mike Coulter here. And I said,

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give me something weird to ask him, like

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something that the crowd's not going to ask

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him. And he said, ask him why he does cold

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plunges every day.

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He went into detail on his panel. Oh my gosh.

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This is what you need to do.

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Yeah, I said, Oh, well, I mean, he's one

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of the most physically fit.

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Oh, boy, like people you'll ever going to

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meet him after this. Yeah, what I really

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loved about Mike was he was very thoughtful

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in his his answers very passionate, very

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knowledgeable about the business. Yeah. And

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I loved like, we'll show this to you all

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get the clip of him talking about the cold

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plunge. He was passionate about it. Because

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It's something that he absolutely does not

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want to do every day. But because he gets

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himself to do it, it puts him in a mindset

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to do all of the things he wants to do for

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the day. It was motivational. I don't do

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a cold plunge, but I do occasionally rinse

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my hair in cold water. So I'm like, I kind

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of get it, man. You get out of the shower

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after I've rinsed my hair with cold water.

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I'm like, you and me are the same, Mike.

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I rinse my hair in cold water. It's totally

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like doing a cold plunge.

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Yep, same-sies. Totally same-sies.

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Oh, my. But it was an interesting answer,

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right? Like, it almost made you go, maybe

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I... You know what? Maybe I should... Maybe

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I should do a cold plunge. Right. But, you

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know, he was... He didn't... Mike didn't,

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in his panel, have specifics on what to do

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about, if you're a fan, how to, like, keep

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evil going. But Asif was like, you need to

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be tweeting paramount plus you need to be

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posting on instagram you like he was totally

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like oh yeah And I mean, these actors, they

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go through this. The show gets canceled and

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they're like, well, what's the next project?

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And he, Asif Manvi is a fan of evil, just

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like we are. And he's like, no, we need more

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of this. And you guys need to be the people.

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Absolutely. I'm hoping Netflix might pick

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it up like they did Lucifer.

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I think it's in such a good place because

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of how well it's doing on Netflix.

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Right. Yes. Well, and again, it was a it

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was the same thing that happened with Resident

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Alien So Resident Alien drops on on Netflix

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and then you know, just like just like evil

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is now they were you know They were a top

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one to trending show for weeks and weeks

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and weeks, right? And I think that's I mean,

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I think that's great, you know, like in you

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know, how yeah like how they did with Lucifer,

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you know like Fox cancelled Lucifer Netflix

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picks it up and

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Well, that was why we got more Arrested Development.

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Exactly.

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That was why we got another season of that.

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So, you know, there is some power in the

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fandom now, which is kind of cool. It doesn't

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mean it's going to happen every time. Yes.

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But if this evil fandom is being loud and

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the Netflix numbers keep doing what they're

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doing, there is a real possibility even if

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it's a you know like like with lucifer even

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if it's not a full season it's you know we

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get six more episodes or whatever just to

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just to give it just to give the fans a little

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bit more right like hey we we like the show

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let's let's make it happen and

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and you know, a show, you know, on a weekly

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basis, and that, and, and that, you know,

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that wasn't even the number one spot on a

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show. Now, if you get if you get 2 million

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people, or 3 million people, that is considered

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a massive, massively successful show.

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Well, you know, Mike, he watches Seinfeld

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all the time on Netflix.

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Yeah. Yeah. Your husband, Mike. Yeah.

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Yeah. He's constantly has it on all the time.

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We have Hulu now, too, so we could get.

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Buffy it's always sunny always sunny.

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Yes, that started that he loves that show

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There's just one person on there that I don't

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care for very much Lay off Danny DeVito.

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I know exactly who you're talking about I

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do that to some people too. I'm sorry. I

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will watch the show with him

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You will? Yeah. Well, and that is, it's a

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different world and I don't wish it on any

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creators to figure out how do we meet the

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amount of content that people want at the

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level we expect it. That's part of the problem

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that if we go back just real quick to like

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Star Wars and Marvel is that They can't afford

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to keep making these TV shows at the level

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they're making them if they're not going

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to see a benefit from it because we expect

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the TV show to look like the movie and that

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costs money. So they can't keep doing it.

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Hi, Carl. They probably make more money.

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Is that Carl from PopCon again? Oh, my gosh.

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This is the most we've seen Carl from PopCon.

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He just keeps walking by. It's like he wants

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to be on the show or something.

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Yeah. And I cannot wait for Carl's podcast

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to come out. Carl, can you give us a little

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teaser when your podcast is going to be coming

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out? So soon is what you're saying. That's

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good to know.

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Thank you very much to PopCon for bringing

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this wonderful experience to Louisville.

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Thanks to all of the vendors. This vendor

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hall, man, is incredible.

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This is some of the best vendors I've ever

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seen at any con.

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You and I don't generally, I mean we're pretty

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busy, but we don't generally shop a lot.

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We have bought more at PopCon Louisville

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than we ever have. I did last year and this

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year. Because the vendors here are amazing

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and the content creators and all of the volunteers.

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I just can't say enough about kind of like

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that, you know, the kind of nerdy network

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is this community of really supportive people.

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Popcon stands out the most from other cons

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because it is a it's not just a convention.

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It's a community.

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Right.

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Our friends and family here. And I see that

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they're walking by and I'm waving and it's

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like all these people. I'll see you in Indy.

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