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In this episode, our dynamic duo, Sarah Belmont and Will Polk review the penultimate episode of season 2 of "House of the Dragon" and dive into the latest buzz from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with discussions about "Deadpool and Wolverine," and...

In this episode, our dynamic duo, Sarah Belmont and Will Polk review the penultimate episode of season 2 of "House of the Dragon" and dive into the latest buzz from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with discussions about "Deadpool and Wolverine," and the recent San Diego Comic-Con Marvel news. Join them as they dissect the Captain America 4 and Thunderbolts panels, and the exciting announcements about the Fantastic Four and Avengers movies. They also delve into the implications of Robert Downey Jr. returning as Doctor Doom and share their thoughts on the latest "House of the Dragon" episode, exploring the complex dynamics of power, family, and loyalty.

Timestamps

0:00 Welcome

1:30 Marvel Panel San Deigo Con: Captain America, Thunderbolts, Fantastic Four.

7:00 Russo Brothers and Robert Downey Jr. are back in the MCU for Avengers: Doomsday and Secret Wars.

26:10 Deadpool and Wolverine Thoughts

43:40 House of the Dragon S2 E7 "The Red Sowing"

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Sarah : Greetings, nerds. This is Scene N Nerd. I'm your host, Sarah Belmont And with

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me, as always, is our mister producer, Will Polk. How are you doing

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tonight, will?

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Will: Doing very well, Sarah. How are you doing this evening?

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Sarah : I'm doing good.

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I think you're a bit more excited than I

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am, tonight, but we shall see how

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this discussion goes.

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Will: Well, I'm excited to talk about House of the

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dragon, for sure. I. Of course, we're also going to be

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talking about Deadpool and Wolverine, and then the other

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big. We're not going to go ahead and just say, now, folks,

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we're not going to do the whole laundry list of San Diego

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Comic Con, because there's a lot of stuff, and

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it wasn't. Yeah, so. So we're just going to focus on Marvel

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tonight.

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Sarah : Yeah, yeah, Marvel. And, and the

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stuff going on as, I've

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spent a lot of time between, when

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everything happened, I saw Wolverine,

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Deadpool, and listening

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to, like, Wolverine and Deadpool people

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thoughts and opinions, and then every. All of

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the San Diego Comic Con Marvel news that come

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out. All of those.

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so I guess just start with that

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stuff and kind of get the,

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get the, stuff going.

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like Captain America four.

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We've Scene the trailer. I guess there's not, in my

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opinion, much to say, except, like, yeah,

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we know it's coming in February.

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Will: Yeah, yeah, that one. I mean, I guess,

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Giancarlo's character, was

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revealed to be the leader of the serpent society, which I know,

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I think folks, that theorize that, trailer,

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so. Yeah, yeah, well, yeah, folks, you know, all

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the. All the theorizers and whatnot had.

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Had said that. And of course, I think the fun thing about that panel

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was this Harrison Ford just hulking out. But,

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but, yeah, yeah.

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Sarah : And then you got the thunderbolts. I

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don't tell me

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what. What I, like, need to know about the

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thunderbolts. I feel like I already know, but I

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might have missed something.

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Will: well, I think, you know, honestly, the thing that,

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that particular panel, I

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just remember David harbor just walking out in the red Guardian

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costume. Yeah. Because.

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Yeah, because, I mean, just in full disclosure. So whenever

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the Marvel panel was going down on Saturday night,

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I was actually doing another Marvel thing and watching

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Deadpool and Wolverine. So, so

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I did not see a real time. so

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it was really, like, after the fact. And.

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Sarah : Yeah, because I. I tweeted I had

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sent you a DM about RDJ.

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Will: Yeah.

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Sarah : That's so funny. I thought you were.

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Will: No, no, we'll see. I'll save my comments for that here in a

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bit. But, yeah. yeah, but, yeah, I guess.

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h for people, which, you know, happens.

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what was the Ant man and the wasp? I think they were

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quantum mania. I think some people, like, took footage of that and posted

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it badly on the Internet, but I didn't see any

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footage from thunderbolts. I'm sure it's out there. I just. Twitter's just

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a shit show these days with all the politics

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and stuff. I just don't really spend much time on it

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anymore.

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Sarah : I think people were too obsessed with

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putting out spoilers for Deadpool Wolverine

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this weekend.

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Will: Okay, so.

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Sarah : So that. That's, at least in a

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way, kind of a silver ah lining

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of having that movie come out like San

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Diego Comic Con weekend is. I feel like

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I saw a lot more spoilers about that,

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than I did anything about besides the

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headlines. but no footage,

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really, which is fine. I don't. I don't need footage.

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I mean, you guys give away three fourths of the movie

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in the trailers anyway, so.

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Will: Yeah.

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Sarah : And, like, Fantastic Four, very similar.

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Where they're. They. They

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technically, from what I understand, have not started

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production, so they. But they did

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show, like, a.

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Will: I guess there's, like, test footage.

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Sarah : Yeah, test footage. First look. And I

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also heard, this is going to be set

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in the sixties, like a retro sixties. And

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the art director slash,

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like, costumer or

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set person designer.

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using very technical turns tonight, by the way,

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they are the same person

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behind Loki.

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Will: That's right. I did hear that.

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Sarah : And as soon as I heard that, I was like, okay,

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ticket sold.

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Go back and listen to our review, our

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reactions to Loki season one. I

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raved about the art direction the entire

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season, and I do not do that with every

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single show. So that is

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very promising.

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and between that and also, just a

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reminder, the director is the same director from

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WandaVision. So again, we had those early

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episodes, like, homages to

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decade television over the years.

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start really wrapping your mind around

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the potential,

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I think. I think it's exciting. And

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there was, of course, the big tease for

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Galactus.

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Will: Yeah. Yep.

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Sarah : And elixir tease for doom. But what?

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Will: Yeah, Galactus. Yeah, Galactus. And also, they

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had the big fantastic Four, too. I guess it, like, set a Guinness

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book of world record usage of drones.

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for the film, which is pretty, pretty, pretty

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standard. Fantastic four first steps

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and Yeah, and I think they are. I think they. Yeah, so

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basically, like you said, the cast showed up and then

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upcoming week in London. So.

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Sarah : Yeah, yeah, yeah. They.

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I actually think they are starting this week, but I could be

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wrong. They are starting

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and in a year we will actually be able to go and

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see that movie. So that

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is fun.

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But, but the big thing, everyone's talking about it.

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now it's been confirmed that

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not only are ah, the Russo brothers back

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to direct the next two Avengers

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movies, Avengers doomsday and

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Avengers Secret wars, but

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Doctor Doom will be played by our

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dj and will,

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I'm just gonna let you go.

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Will: No, I want to hear your thoughts. So,

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you know, my thoughts.

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Sarah : Really? I forgot.

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Will: Okay. Yeah.

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So as I touched on earlier, I had

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gone to see daredevil Wolverines Saturday

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night. And so I come out of the

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theater and

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jumped on my phone and

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saw, a message from me, with this news.

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from feeling very, very

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like I was

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in good vibes, as you said, at the

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start. I'm probably more excited tonight to talk about

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that film than, you are.

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or maybe I'm just assuming that,

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but when I saw your message,

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I think I messaged you back with a sideways face

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emoji. Like, I have mixed feelings about

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this. And I do, because

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I went from like, well, that's really great to

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like, you know, as far as the movie, having a great

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feeling to like, I m

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just don't know about this because I think I'm on the record

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when we've talked about

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possibilities of him coming back.

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and that I always felt that it was

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undermined everything that was set up with,

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with a great send off that they had and

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game.

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Will: And so, you

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Sarah : As your feelings changed.

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Will: Nope. Not at all. The more

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nope, I'm not, I'm not excited about this.

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I'm really not. I just, I mean, even

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though, you know, I think as we've gotten a little bit, I

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think the night of the announcement, they

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did say that is, you know, Victor von

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Doom. Of course, there's so many things out there as

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far as like the what if comic that had

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body swap and you know, all these, you know, the

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various, potential

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Tony Stark variants. Yeah, we don't,

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we don't know. We don't know.

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Sarah : Okay. Can I. Okay.

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reason why we're talking about this last and then gonna go into

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Deadpool and Wolverine is because

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spoiler alert will like the movie more than

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me. And,

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your criticism about this casting

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news is that it will

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undermine the death

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of Tony Stark. And yet, within the

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first five minutes of Deadpool and Wolverine,

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they make a point of being like,

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yeah, yeah, we're not. We're not really

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gonna uphold, his death, but it's gonna be

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satisfying to have him back for this

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leg, and he's still gonna be back. So I guess my

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point being is that

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given the new rules

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of this universe, especially

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after Deadpool and Wolverine, I

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don't. I would have had.

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I would have totally agreed with you. But

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having watched Deadpool and Wolverine, I'm like, that's not the

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unit. That's not the MCU anymore. I mean,

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they can do that not only because of that,

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but there's also this little show,

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Loki. Technically, the loki

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we saw. M not the same one

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who died. And by the end of season two,

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you already forgot about,

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like, the fact that, like, technically, in

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the movies, he dies, but there's this also this other

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version of him that goes on the side quest, and you end up really

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liking him. Like, I.

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points. Yeah, I

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little bit more trust that some of these,

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writers and directors, and especially because,

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like, rdj just

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loves to show up, people. And the

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my opinion, and what's really promising here is that the Russo

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brothers are back, and they

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have really wanted to tell secret

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wars.

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say, okay, so we're going to let you do this, but

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we're also going to bring back our DJ. I have

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a theory. It was their idea.

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how this will all work and make sense,

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know we started something and we haven't fully finished

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it, but we're also going to

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bleed it into something bigger that'll have a much

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more satisfying ending. So, so

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it's a, it's kind of a good, good way of

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being like, we can't completely throw out everything we've

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Will: Yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah, I agree. I mean, there's,

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there is that. I mean, I think the thing with the, with Victor

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von Doom, and I do think that it's

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going to be Robert Downey Junior playing

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a new character. At the end of the day, I

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don't. And it's just me talking, and I haven't

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read all the comics and all the

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theories and whatnot,

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he. He is Victor von Doom. He's not a Tony variant.

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explain why he looks very similar and,

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you know, to Tony Stark

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within the story. I mean, because I.

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and then she showed up in eternals. And,

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Gemma chan's another person. I mean, but again, they weren't like the

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leads. They were just, you know,

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actors who played a different characters within

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Sarah : I'm just going to go on record. I really hope they don't do what you're

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Will: Yeah, I don't know. I mean, I really don't know. I don't know that they

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will just ignore it and just, like,

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you know, he's just a fresh character.

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Sarah : It wouldn't make any sense to me

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because of the multiverse.

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Like, it just like, to

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ignore it. To do it is one thing, like

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having to do it. Pre

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multiverse saga. Sure,

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sure. Totally understand that. Whatever.

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But to do it, ignore it

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and not try to use multiverse to make it. Make it.

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I don't know. To me, that doesn't make sense. And I

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want, something also to point out

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is doomsday is

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in doctor doom colors, the poster,

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the logo, and then,

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secret wars is Tony Stark colors.

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Will: Yeah. Yeah.

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Sarah : So I think maybe what

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you're picking up on is for a

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movie, we'll get, like,

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Victor Von Doom, but we're gonna get Tony.

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Will: Yeah, yeah. Well, if you're gonna do

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stuck casting, then let's just bring in Tom Cruise to play Tony

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Sarah : You know, you know, like Matt Damon

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found himself, like, just managed to get

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himself into these movies. So why not? Why

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Will: If we're going to throw $80 million at the resource brothers and, you know,

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I think Downey, I think. But I think he's getting 50 million

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apiece for these films. So. Yeah, yeah,

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so. And it's nothing. It's Robert Downey

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Junior. I. He's a wonderful

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actor, and he will definitely bring a

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different element to this, but it's just going

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to be, you know, even though he's a fantastic

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actor, it's going to be hard for me.

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switch gears and be like, oh, this is a

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different character. even though it.

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comic book where I can, like, switch

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gears like that. It's like I, was thinking about it, like,

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I don't know if I said it's you or I was talking to someone else, but it's

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like if bringing in Star Trek here, it's like if you

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brought William Shack into, like, you know,

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he played Kirk, and then in the next film,

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he's like, con. I mean, it's just like going from

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hero to villain, and I'm just like. They're just so

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iconic in the roles that they inhabited in

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that unit, that universe that it's

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just very hard for me to like to

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get over it. And it does this. It does this wreak to

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me of, and kind of what Deadpool and Wolverine,

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in his own kind of way, was like poking fun

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at Marvel. You know, they even called it out

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in the film as far as their desperation. And, it

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just, it just reeks of this.

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back to the hits that we know, and there's

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no guarantee that. Yes, you know, the Rooster brothers,

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yeah, they did a wonderful job, but that was a long time. That

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was many years ago, and some of their projects ever since

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have not been so good. And,

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and, you know, you know,

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the genre is at a place now

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where, yeah, you know, people still like comic book movies and

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stuff, but, you know, it's not 2018

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or 2019 when these films came out. So the

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landscape's totally different now. And so there's

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no guarantee that, that, ah, light is going to be captured in the bottle again.

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Sarah : Yeah, but that's with anything. Like, if you, if they were

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to hire new, new directors, it would

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be very similar. Like, well, we'll

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see. I mean, like, there, there is no

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guarantee, but you can apply that to virtually

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anything.

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Will: Yeah, look at Star wars.

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Sarah : So, yeah, yeah, I,

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would, initially, I

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would agree desperation. But on, thinking about

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it and hearing the price tag,

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I don't know if it's desperation. These movies

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aren't doing that bad.

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Will: They're not, they're not. I mean, just artistic.

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Sarah : Put all of this money, like,

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is very strong word. And I

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just, I don't. It's, I

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mean, come on. It's not like they're, they're in

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the place where the DCU

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was a year, like,

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like, and this, this has a hefty

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price tag. So I,

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I don't know, like, we're not in the rooms.

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We're not, we're not behind the scenes. And

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honestly, we don't want to be because we want to just go to the movies

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and let the story take over. I think

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that initial reaction and discussion

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has been very fascinating.

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some of the best discourse I've heard come

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out of an announcement

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at any type of these

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events, in a very long time, not

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because of the excitement, but because of the

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honest. Like, let's have a

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chat about this. Let's have a chat about the state of the

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genre. Let's have a chat about,

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like, these characters and the

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storylines and what's working and what's not. And

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I think, and that

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is what's more intriguing.

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then just, I mean, the

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sad thing is, if they had cast somebody new, it'd just be like,

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okay, well, what have they done before? We'll

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see. When now it's a very

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different conversation, and I think it's a far more

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interesting conversation. So I'm just happy

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about that.

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Will: Yeah, I, oh, I completely agree. I completely agree.

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And, yeah, I mean, like I said, I think even toy, I was

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like, you know, if, you know, we, you'll have the receipts.

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If I'm like, gushing in

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2026 and

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2027, we were watching these two films. And actually, even, I

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guess, even next year when Fantastic

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Four drops and at

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least, yeah, well, you know, we'll get the end credit with,

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you know, with him introduced and, and I guess that's the other thing, too,

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I guess, you know, looking at the earlier phases,

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with, like, the thanos, with the whole build up,

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I guess, you, know, by the time we got

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to Infinity War and endgame, we had, we had

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three phases under us and there was just ten years

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of build up and stuff. So they're going to have to just

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manufacture that level

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of intensity which you know, I think, you know,

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casting Robert Downey junior definitely gets you at already probably

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at level seven.

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Sarah : Well, especially if it's a stark variant

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of.

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Will: Yeah.

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Sarah : Or if Stark has always been a variant of

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doom.

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Will: Yeah.

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Sarah : Like, that's another way to do it

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is like. Like Tony Stark was unique

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for our planet, but. Or

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he was our anchor.

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Will: Yeah, yeah. I mean, that's the thing. I mean, you're right. I mean, the

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thing, the anchor, the whole

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concept anchor beans. I mean, you know, and

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you made an excellent point too, with, with the

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vibe from Loki and Fantastic Four, but also just

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Loki doing the reset, you know, at the end of

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season two, with the whole multiverse,

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all that we've known up to this point, is

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can really. It can be twisted and turned

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inside out. But, you know, I guess it's

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just for me to.

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Sarah : It doesn't negate anything that has come

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Will: No, no.

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Sarah : We know that they did it in a way where those

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are, like, consolidated stories

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and phases and of other stuff. But,

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yeah, it's.

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Again, I think it's perfect

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timing for Marvel, which, the one more

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thing I want to just point out, too, is

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that, we've talked about a lot of the Marvel

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announcements, but there are

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two dates, from what I understand, on the

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calendar that, and I think one

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first doomsday comes out, and then

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one in between Doomsday and secret

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wars that they have not

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announced what will occur.

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and then, of course, between

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now in secret wars, there's going to be

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a new Spider man, but Spider man doesn't count because it's Sony

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projects. So

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I think even Disney

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or Feige was just like,

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we've gone both directions on this, where

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we've held black and just did everything for

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D 23, and then we've done the other

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end where we've given everything

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and announced things that honestly never

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came true. and

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we'll get into a few of those shortly,

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but, yeah, and so

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they made very purposeful

499
00:23:13.544 --> 00:23:15.028
announcements and,

500
00:23:16.488 --> 00:23:18.952
like, build of excitement for

501
00:23:19.000 --> 00:23:21.668
projects that are definitely going to happen.

502
00:23:22.338 --> 00:23:25.234
and then they also kept some things that

503
00:23:25.346 --> 00:23:28.178
to share

504
00:23:28.298 --> 00:23:29.474
later. So.

505
00:23:29.626 --> 00:23:32.338
Will: Yeah. Now, is one of those. One of those dates? Is that

506
00:23:32.378 --> 00:23:34.292
hell for thunderbolts, by chance?

507
00:23:34.450 --> 00:23:35.928
Sarah : No. Okay.

508
00:23:36.048 --> 00:23:36.788
Will: Okay.

509
00:23:37.128 --> 00:23:39.520
Sarah : They're unnamed Marvel

510
00:23:39.584 --> 00:23:41.588
projects, from what I understand.

511
00:23:42.378 --> 00:23:45.138
and I'm pretty sure it's two. It could be

512
00:23:45.178 --> 00:23:47.426
three, but there's one right before

513
00:23:47.522 --> 00:23:50.458
doomsday, and there's one in between

514
00:23:50.538 --> 00:23:52.678
the two avengers. Speculation

515
00:23:53.938 --> 00:23:56.768
is, doctor strange three,

516
00:23:57.308 --> 00:23:58.808
and, country.

517
00:24:01.428 --> 00:24:01.478
Yeah.

518
00:24:01.880 --> 00:24:04.560
Will: I think that's what. Yeah, I mean, I know, I know

519
00:24:04.584 --> 00:24:07.440
Iger, like, I know they were definitely throttling

520
00:24:07.504 --> 00:24:10.432
back on a lot of the television production and, and

521
00:24:10.480 --> 00:24:13.296
only doing well, I think Iger was, what, two,

522
00:24:13.432 --> 00:24:16.432
maybe three films a year? So, you

523
00:24:16.440 --> 00:24:19.200
know, so I, I

524
00:24:19.384 --> 00:24:21.828
wonder if those dates will get shuffled around,

525
00:24:22.608 --> 00:24:25.594
given, given the new focus that

526
00:24:25.626 --> 00:24:28.258
they're trying to, you know,

527
00:24:28.418 --> 00:24:31.330
pull back some of the, you know, spread these projects

528
00:24:31.354 --> 00:24:34.290
out to get, you know, get the artistic levels back

529
00:24:34.314 --> 00:24:35.498
to where it used to be.

530
00:24:35.618 --> 00:24:38.450
Sarah : Oh, oh, yeah. I'm all about spreading projects

531
00:24:38.474 --> 00:24:41.130
out, but at the same time, if there's,

532
00:24:41.274 --> 00:24:44.274
we're telling a much larger story here. I mean, you said

533
00:24:44.306 --> 00:24:46.994
it yourself, we're gonna have to manufacture

534
00:24:47.066 --> 00:24:50.002
some, some, decades

535
00:24:50.050 --> 00:24:51.554
worth of stories. So.

536
00:24:51.626 --> 00:24:54.524
Will: Yeah, yeah. Especially when you have 67 characters

537
00:24:54.636 --> 00:24:56.810
show up in, show up in secret War.

538
00:24:56.858 --> 00:24:59.746
Sarah : So I feel like we, we had

539
00:24:59.786 --> 00:25:02.602
at least 50 show up in, like, the

540
00:25:02.634 --> 00:25:05.610
final fight scene in Endgame. So, yeah,

541
00:25:05.658 --> 00:25:07.626
we did a lot of characters, guys.

542
00:25:07.786 --> 00:25:10.770
Will: Yeah, there's been a lot. Yeah, yeah. To your point about budget.

543
00:25:10.818 --> 00:25:13.006
Yeah. They're not going to spare any expense.

544
00:25:14.026 --> 00:25:16.126
Sarah : Yeah. All right,

545
00:25:16.466 --> 00:25:19.442
so. So, Deadpool, I guess I'm

546
00:25:19.474 --> 00:25:22.380
just going to start with, my opening thought.

547
00:25:22.524 --> 00:25:25.328
And it took me a while to come to this realization.

548
00:25:27.268 --> 00:25:29.848
My theory is that

549
00:25:30.468 --> 00:25:32.932
because it dawned on me earlier

550
00:25:33.020 --> 00:25:36.004
today what our first reactions were

551
00:25:36.036 --> 00:25:38.088
to the trailer for this movie.

552
00:25:40.028 --> 00:25:42.884
I vaguely remember, and you can correct me if I'm

553
00:25:42.916 --> 00:25:45.814
wrong, you made a comment. You're like,

554
00:25:46.006 --> 00:25:48.862
I just. They, they kept saying the f

555
00:25:48.910 --> 00:25:51.326
word, like, over religiously.

556
00:25:51.462 --> 00:25:51.878
Will: Yep.

557
00:25:52.318 --> 00:25:55.014
Sarah : now, now. And me, I was like,

558
00:25:55.046 --> 00:25:57.790
oh, I did not notice that at all. I noticed

559
00:25:57.814 --> 00:26:00.604
that throughout the entire movie. I just, There

560
00:26:00.636 --> 00:26:03.548
was something. I don't know what it was.

561
00:26:03.628 --> 00:26:06.556
I enjoyed myself. I had a smile on the full

562
00:26:06.612 --> 00:26:08.288
time now,

563
00:26:08.958 --> 00:26:11.910
emphasis on smile on my face the

564
00:26:11.934 --> 00:26:14.646
full time. When you're

565
00:26:14.702 --> 00:26:17.302
sitting in a movie theater and

566
00:26:17.350 --> 00:26:19.446
clearly jokes are hitting because you

567
00:26:19.502 --> 00:26:22.458
suddenly start to hear the laughter

568
00:26:22.798 --> 00:26:25.270
and you're like, oh, like, I

569
00:26:25.294 --> 00:26:28.102
understood, but I just. For some

570
00:26:28.150 --> 00:26:30.942
reason, the jokes were not hitting me. Like,

571
00:26:31.030 --> 00:26:33.378
they. I don't know what it was.

572
00:26:33.878 --> 00:26:36.382
I think I was just in a bad mood that

573
00:26:36.430 --> 00:26:39.080
day. Honestly. I did not go to the

574
00:26:39.104 --> 00:26:41.536
theater, like, with the right mental

575
00:26:41.592 --> 00:26:44.184
headspace, I will give it that.

576
00:26:44.376 --> 00:26:47.168
So take what I say with

577
00:26:47.208 --> 00:26:49.704
a grain of salt. I know it was

578
00:26:49.736 --> 00:26:52.640
funny, but at the same time, I

579
00:26:52.664 --> 00:26:55.352
can't lie to y'all. I really don't

580
00:26:55.400 --> 00:26:58.144
know when I actually fully laughed at

581
00:26:58.176 --> 00:27:01.056
anything. and,

582
00:27:01.152 --> 00:27:03.920
and it's not that the humor was

583
00:27:03.984 --> 00:27:06.600
very. It's like the sexual stuff.

584
00:27:06.664 --> 00:27:09.192
No, I think I might have laughed at a few of those,

585
00:27:09.320 --> 00:27:12.136
but I just, I don't know, there was

586
00:27:12.192 --> 00:27:14.468
something where I just,

587
00:27:15.688 --> 00:27:18.608
I never fully got lost in the

588
00:27:18.648 --> 00:27:19.232
story.

589
00:27:19.400 --> 00:27:20.496
Will: Yeah, yeah.

590
00:27:20.552 --> 00:27:23.416
Sarah : And it was, and it was, I am one of

591
00:27:23.432 --> 00:27:26.264
those people, is just like, there just was way too

592
00:27:26.296 --> 00:27:28.868
many jokes. No,

593
00:27:29.768 --> 00:27:30.774
I don't know.

594
00:27:30.936 --> 00:27:33.666
Will: Yeah, see, it's funny that you bring that up

595
00:27:33.682 --> 00:27:36.602
because actually I thought about our conversation too, in

596
00:27:36.610 --> 00:27:39.038
the first, with that, with the opening scene.

597
00:27:39.718 --> 00:27:42.600
and I remember I was, and I

598
00:27:42.624 --> 00:27:45.344
remember our reaction to that first, to the trailer. And I,

599
00:27:45.416 --> 00:27:48.120
and you're right, I did say that

600
00:27:48.304 --> 00:27:51.216
all the f bombs. And then the other thing is I felt like they

601
00:27:51.232 --> 00:27:52.428
were trying too hard.

602
00:27:52.768 --> 00:27:53.548
Sarah : Yeah.

603
00:27:54.008 --> 00:27:56.624
Will: And so my, initially,

604
00:27:56.776 --> 00:27:59.584
when the film first started, I, I

605
00:27:59.656 --> 00:28:01.618
was, I wasn't,

606
00:28:03.478 --> 00:28:06.118
I did, I was, you know, it took me a while to get

607
00:28:06.158 --> 00:28:09.116
into that, into the groove of it because I

608
00:28:09.132 --> 00:28:11.940
did feel like, oh man, they're trying too damn hard. They really are

609
00:28:11.964 --> 00:28:14.914
trying too damn hard. with, with, with that opening

610
00:28:14.946 --> 00:28:17.312
credit. And you know, they did

611
00:28:17.360 --> 00:28:20.128
like not to go back to our discussion about

612
00:28:20.168 --> 00:28:23.072
RDH, RDJ. I mean, they did try to honor

613
00:28:23.160 --> 00:28:25.992
what happened in Logan and they did address

614
00:28:26.040 --> 00:28:28.994
it that's like, look, you know, we, this, this,

615
00:28:29.146 --> 00:28:32.010
to the story's credit, they did just say,

616
00:28:32.034 --> 00:28:35.018
look, this, this wolverine's a variant. He's

617
00:28:35.058 --> 00:28:37.898
not the Logan that you saw in, you know, James

618
00:28:37.938 --> 00:28:40.516
Mangold's film, when we say goodbye to that

619
00:28:40.572 --> 00:28:41.636
character years ago.

620
00:28:41.692 --> 00:28:42.628
Sarah : Right, right.

621
00:28:42.988 --> 00:28:45.788
Will: so there, so I did appreciate

622
00:28:45.868 --> 00:28:48.528
that because I was wondering how they were going to tackle that.

623
00:28:49.468 --> 00:28:52.284
But the humor that with the TVA and

624
00:28:52.356 --> 00:28:55.220
all that stuff. Now that piece did not hit for me and I felt

625
00:28:55.244 --> 00:28:56.690
like it went a bit long.

626
00:28:56.884 --> 00:28:57.118
Sarah : Mm

627
00:28:57.068 --> 00:28:59.972
Will: But once he got into the TVA and you know, once it got

628
00:29:00.012 --> 00:29:02.876
into the story and you know, some of the meta

629
00:29:02.924 --> 00:29:05.636
jokes and I just, I love meta humor. Humor.

630
00:29:05.764 --> 00:29:08.628
So, so I had,

631
00:29:08.740 --> 00:29:11.312
I had several just laugh out loud moments,

632
00:29:11.612 --> 00:29:14.524
you know, like, like one that still sticks out to me. That right top

633
00:29:14.548 --> 00:29:17.164
my head is the whole Jennifer Garner and Penn

634
00:29:17.188 --> 00:29:19.292
Affleck joke.

635
00:29:20.092 --> 00:29:22.790
as far as there with the whole daredevil

636
00:29:22.966 --> 00:29:25.920
movie and the blade.

637
00:29:25.976 --> 00:29:28.968
And obviously the blade one, I mean, I think the blade one was the one

638
00:29:29.000 --> 00:29:31.362
where I was just like, I was on the floor.

639
00:29:31.572 --> 00:29:34.388
but, but it was interesting, it was

640
00:29:34.420 --> 00:29:37.396
interesting in my theater because it was a note, if it

641
00:29:37.404 --> 00:29:40.188
was like in yours, where it was a real cross section of

642
00:29:40.220 --> 00:29:43.004
like people. So you had younger folk yet, millennials and gen

643
00:29:43.028 --> 00:29:45.392
z ers yet Gen xers like me.

644
00:29:45.782 --> 00:29:48.454
And so, like, a lot of the humor for me as a Gen

645
00:29:48.478 --> 00:29:51.478
xer and just remembering those Marvel films, like when I was

646
00:29:51.510 --> 00:29:53.402
in my, like twenties,

647
00:29:54.802 --> 00:29:57.698
it hit for me, and maybe that's, maybe I was

648
00:29:57.730 --> 00:29:58.542
at that.

649
00:30:00.682 --> 00:30:03.634
It was a four quadrant film, I think. So some things hit

650
00:30:03.658 --> 00:30:06.422
for some people, some things didn't. And for you, it just,

651
00:30:06.802 --> 00:30:09.658
you, like you said, you had a smile on your face, but some of it just

652
00:30:09.810 --> 00:30:12.716
kind of like, I

653
00:30:12.724 --> 00:30:13.604
don't know, it's.

654
00:30:13.668 --> 00:30:14.992
Sarah : It'S like,

655
00:30:15.972 --> 00:30:18.792
I want to be clear,

656
00:30:19.112 --> 00:30:21.544
because I think sometimes when we talk about

657
00:30:21.608 --> 00:30:24.568
humor and we say things hit and things don't

658
00:30:24.600 --> 00:30:27.576
hit, it doesn't necessarily mean you didn't understand

659
00:30:27.664 --> 00:30:28.416
the joke.

660
00:30:28.544 --> 00:30:29.332
Will: Yeah, yeah.

661
00:30:29.332 --> 00:30:32.192
Sarah : because it's just more like,

662
00:30:33.092 --> 00:30:36.028
for whatever reason, either the way, the

663
00:30:36.060 --> 00:30:38.664
way it was said, the way it was executed,

664
00:30:38.788 --> 00:30:41.072
the way, the

665
00:30:41.112 --> 00:30:43.772
punchline, it just did not

666
00:30:44.232 --> 00:30:47.048
like, make me laugh out loud. It

667
00:30:47.080 --> 00:30:49.848
was more like, okay, uh-huh. I got

668
00:30:49.880 --> 00:30:52.848
it. Like, I will admit,

669
00:30:52.880 --> 00:30:55.704
the one joke that a lot of people have talked about, and

670
00:30:55.728 --> 00:30:58.504
you even brought it up that I didn't know

671
00:30:58.568 --> 00:31:01.280
anything about or the implications around was

672
00:31:01.336 --> 00:31:03.794
mainly the blade joke. I didn't, I

673
00:31:03.858 --> 00:31:06.802
forgot, honestly, Ryan Reynolds was ever in blade

674
00:31:06.842 --> 00:31:09.434
because I never saw that last movie.

675
00:31:09.538 --> 00:31:10.102
Will: Yeah.

676
00:31:10.592 --> 00:31:13.480
Sarah : and I definitely did not know the history between

677
00:31:13.536 --> 00:31:14.688
the two actors.

678
00:31:14.840 --> 00:31:15.192
Will: Yeah.

679
00:31:15.232 --> 00:31:18.032
Sarah : So, I mean, I think the, some of the funniest

680
00:31:18.072 --> 00:31:21.068
stuff came from Channing Tatum. because, yeah, because,

681
00:31:21.140 --> 00:31:23.912
and that worked. But,

682
00:31:24.312 --> 00:31:27.232
but I also, it didn't work

683
00:31:27.272 --> 00:31:30.224
because I was just like Deadpool, where I'm like, I have no idea

684
00:31:30.248 --> 00:31:32.572
what you're saying. I have no idea.

685
00:31:33.392 --> 00:31:35.968
Will: I think that was part of my. So,

686
00:31:36.120 --> 00:31:38.904
yeah, so I think for me, like, the Channing

687
00:31:38.928 --> 00:31:41.768
tatum stuff worked for a couple of reasons. You know, I liked it.

688
00:31:41.800 --> 00:31:44.432
One, just because I know we didn't, I know we haven't

689
00:31:44.472 --> 00:31:47.376
spent hardly any time talking about it here on the podcast, but I

690
00:31:47.384 --> 00:31:50.264
just do know, like, all help for years, he was

691
00:31:50.288 --> 00:31:53.024
like, before John Krasinski is Reed Richards, it was Channing

692
00:31:53.048 --> 00:31:54.128
Tatum and Gambit.

693
00:31:54.160 --> 00:31:57.064
Sarah : You know, I felt, I felt like we talked a lot

694
00:31:57.128 --> 00:32:00.112
about this gambit movie. I remember, okay,

695
00:32:00.152 --> 00:32:03.128
like, I'm pretty sure, and I could have just made

696
00:32:03.160 --> 00:32:06.064
this up in my head. He came out of stage at Sandy K

697
00:32:06.088 --> 00:32:08.912
to go Comic Con 2019, like

698
00:32:08.952 --> 00:32:11.600
the same year they announced Mahershala Ali.

699
00:32:11.736 --> 00:32:14.056
This was a legit thing. I like,

700
00:32:14.144 --> 00:32:16.896
like, I forgot that. Yeah, those

701
00:32:16.944 --> 00:32:19.528
jokes worked for me. It's just that towards the end of

702
00:32:19.560 --> 00:32:22.504
it, I was just like Deadpool. I'm like, I

703
00:32:22.528 --> 00:32:25.016
don't understand. And, and they've done three

704
00:32:25.064 --> 00:32:28.028
times, but I, I, ah, think it's.

705
00:32:29.230 --> 00:32:31.998
And you know, I like meta humor, so it's

706
00:32:32.094 --> 00:32:34.478
not like I don't. Because we watch the boys.

707
00:32:34.614 --> 00:32:35.690
Will: Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

708
00:32:37.150 --> 00:32:39.870
Sarah : But for whatever reason, it

709
00:32:39.910 --> 00:32:42.330
just felt like

710
00:32:43.230 --> 00:32:45.790
it was the same jokes

711
00:32:45.950 --> 00:32:48.862
again and again. Like, I

712
00:32:48.886 --> 00:32:51.650
don't know why, but I just was

713
00:32:51.730 --> 00:32:54.146
tired by the end of it. I'm like, you've only

714
00:32:54.218 --> 00:32:56.978
made a very, like, like, talk

715
00:32:57.034 --> 00:32:59.410
about multiverse, in my

716
00:32:59.450 --> 00:33:02.442
opinion. And I have, I've only watched this

717
00:33:02.466 --> 00:33:05.230
movie once. and I

718
00:33:05.270 --> 00:33:08.126
know I am in the minority on this, but for

719
00:33:08.158 --> 00:33:11.046
whatever reason, like, maybe this was

720
00:33:11.078 --> 00:33:14.046
done on purpose, but it felt like all of the

721
00:33:14.158 --> 00:33:17.110
jokes were just variants of the same

722
00:33:17.190 --> 00:33:20.022
meta jokes. Like, and I'm like, again and

723
00:33:20.046 --> 00:33:22.950
again. So maybe there is some underlining joke

724
00:33:22.990 --> 00:33:25.926
on that, which I think it was, but

725
00:33:25.958 --> 00:33:28.918
at the same time, I'm like, yeah, I did not sign up

726
00:33:28.934 --> 00:33:29.650
for that.

727
00:33:31.430 --> 00:33:34.382
Will: Yeah, I think that. I think that's part

728
00:33:34.406 --> 00:33:37.398
of the. I think that was part of it. Sarah, you nailed it.

729
00:33:37.414 --> 00:33:40.390
I mean, I think that's part

730
00:33:40.430 --> 00:33:43.390
of what was. So, to me, what was sort of the genius of that, of

731
00:33:43.430 --> 00:33:46.360
that film. and because I wasn't going

732
00:33:46.416 --> 00:33:48.920
into it, honestly, I had so I had high

733
00:33:48.976 --> 00:33:51.728
expect, I had high expectations

734
00:33:51.800 --> 00:33:54.704
of being entertained, which I was. But as

735
00:33:54.728 --> 00:33:57.568
far as it being, like, carrying anything forward

736
00:33:57.680 --> 00:34:00.624
as far as the MCU and everything else, I was just sort of

737
00:34:00.648 --> 00:34:03.600
like, let me just, you know, let me

738
00:34:03.616 --> 00:34:06.440
just see what happens. And I, you know, and I think, you know,

739
00:34:06.456 --> 00:34:08.896
I did, you know, and we, we were talking

740
00:34:08.984 --> 00:34:11.832
about last week with the x 23

741
00:34:11.872 --> 00:34:14.832
spoiler. now that we've watched it, you

742
00:34:14.840 --> 00:34:16.988
know, I didn't, I didn't see the trailer, but,

743
00:34:18.138 --> 00:34:21.130
I, you know, saw that trending on Twitter and I was like,

744
00:34:21.154 --> 00:34:24.106
God damn it. So. But, you know, but at the

745
00:34:24.122 --> 00:34:26.674
same time, I was super. Whenever,

746
00:34:26.746 --> 00:34:29.178
whenever Wesley Snipes showed up on

747
00:34:29.218 --> 00:34:31.028
screen, and

748
00:34:31.888 --> 00:34:34.864
that one that I was, for me, that was just like,

749
00:34:34.896 --> 00:34:37.744
again, my gen xer, you know,

750
00:34:37.816 --> 00:34:40.712
remember going back, remembering watching that m the first

751
00:34:40.760 --> 00:34:43.374
blade movie. Oh, so

752
00:34:43.406 --> 00:34:46.006
good, so good. And then, of course, the

753
00:34:46.022 --> 00:34:48.862
other. Not only the jokes that he and Reiner were, like, exchanging,

754
00:34:48.910 --> 00:34:51.398
but he did the line where he was just like, I'm the only

755
00:34:51.438 --> 00:34:52.098
blade.

756
00:34:52.478 --> 00:34:55.478
Sarah : Yeah, I mean, that was, that was a good one.

757
00:34:55.558 --> 00:34:58.518
That was a good. Partly because Deadpool did not

758
00:34:58.558 --> 00:35:01.258
technically respond exactly

759
00:35:01.758 --> 00:35:03.578
like, that was another thing.

760
00:35:05.098 --> 00:35:07.596
I was just like, wolverine, where I'm like,

761
00:35:07.762 --> 00:35:10.360
dude, let other people have some freaking

762
00:35:10.424 --> 00:35:13.272
lines. And so I'm watching the movie.

763
00:35:13.320 --> 00:35:16.112
I last week, for those who listen, know,

764
00:35:16.200 --> 00:35:19.040
I had no idea what will was talking about when he

765
00:35:19.064 --> 00:35:21.568
alluded to this infamous spoiler.

766
00:35:21.688 --> 00:35:24.624
So I did spend, and maybe this was

767
00:35:24.656 --> 00:35:27.648
to my enjoyment, like,

768
00:35:27.598 --> 00:35:30.498
hindered my enjoyment of the, ah, at least the first

769
00:35:30.618 --> 00:35:32.928
two thirds of the movie. But

770
00:35:33.348 --> 00:35:36.164
I was trying to be on lookout for, like, what the

771
00:35:36.196 --> 00:35:38.648
heck was will talking about? Now

772
00:35:38.988 --> 00:35:41.900
rewind to the night before I went because I went on a

773
00:35:41.924 --> 00:35:44.870
Sunday and, Saturday I'm on

774
00:35:44.894 --> 00:35:47.698
TikTok and, the Chris Evans,

775
00:35:48.658 --> 00:35:51.574
showing up, as, not as Captain America, but as

776
00:35:51.606 --> 00:35:54.498
Johnny Storm got ruined for me.

777
00:35:55.358 --> 00:35:58.334
I'm in the theater, that part comes and I'm

778
00:35:58.366 --> 00:36:00.958
like, this had better been the spoiler

779
00:36:01.038 --> 00:36:03.898
because. And that is effed up.

780
00:36:04.438 --> 00:36:07.398
Will: Yeah. And then I'm sorry,

781
00:36:07.438 --> 00:36:10.358
that got ruined for it because that, that was. That was one of those, that was another one of

782
00:36:10.358 --> 00:36:13.174
those fours. I was like, I was like, they got

783
00:36:13.206 --> 00:36:13.778
me.

784
00:36:14.278 --> 00:36:16.854
Sarah : But, but, like, but

785
00:36:16.926 --> 00:36:19.878
fast forward to when x 23 shows

786
00:36:19.918 --> 00:36:21.578
up and my mind's just like,

787
00:36:22.558 --> 00:36:25.326
yeah, cool, cool. All right, all right. And then I asked

788
00:36:25.382 --> 00:36:27.990
will what the spoiler were and he's like, x 23? And I'm

789
00:36:28.014 --> 00:36:30.686
like, I thought that was a known

790
00:36:30.742 --> 00:36:33.734
thing. I was not surprised when she showed

791
00:36:33.766 --> 00:36:33.798
up.

792
00:36:34.300 --> 00:36:37.204
Will: yeah, that was the known thing because they spoiled it. They killed that

793
00:36:37.236 --> 00:36:37.876
scene.

794
00:36:38.052 --> 00:36:40.780
Sarah : Well, no, no, no, but let me finish. I was not

795
00:36:40.844 --> 00:36:43.588
spoiled yet. The scene did

796
00:36:43.628 --> 00:36:45.888
not affect me in any way.

797
00:36:47.188 --> 00:36:49.996
Like, so the reveal did not

798
00:36:50.052 --> 00:36:52.908
work, and yet it was technically a reveal

799
00:36:52.948 --> 00:36:55.858
for me. I am done. Okay.

800
00:36:56.198 --> 00:36:59.094
Will: Fair enough. Fair enough. Yeah. Yeah. I mean,

801
00:36:59.286 --> 00:37:02.128
I, hear you. I, think that, well, with

802
00:37:02.176 --> 00:37:04.896
all the other. By the time she does walk out

803
00:37:05.080 --> 00:37:07.576
for me, it was like, it got ruined because I saw it on

804
00:37:07.600 --> 00:37:10.382
Twitter maybe, you know, but.

805
00:37:10.438 --> 00:37:13.390
But for you, it didn't, you know, you got ruined

806
00:37:13.422 --> 00:37:16.270
by the Johnny storm when I would have been pissed about seeing that Chris

807
00:37:16.302 --> 00:37:19.266
Evans was in there, Johnny Storm. and that got spoiled for me.

808
00:37:19.290 --> 00:37:22.214
I was very good. I was very lucky that didn't get

809
00:37:22.764 --> 00:37:25.668
hit, spoiled by any of the other, other appearances. And

810
00:37:25.676 --> 00:37:28.662
of course, you know, Henry Cavill, we cannot. We

811
00:37:28.678 --> 00:37:31.400
cannot go tonight without talking about, that,

812
00:37:31.536 --> 00:37:34.430
him showing up and, in

813
00:37:34.446 --> 00:37:36.112
the film, which was, a nice

814
00:37:37.332 --> 00:37:40.244
little thing there to have fun.

815
00:37:40.308 --> 00:37:42.632
Have fun at DC's expense there.

816
00:37:43.772 --> 00:37:45.232
Sarah : Yeah, yeah.

817
00:37:46.382 --> 00:37:48.894
Well, I. Yeah, they,

818
00:37:49.078 --> 00:37:51.664
they made a movie, Hugh

819
00:37:51.688 --> 00:37:54.304
Jackman, Ryan Reynolds. Chemistry.

820
00:37:54.408 --> 00:37:55.032
Great.

821
00:37:55.192 --> 00:37:56.412
Will: Yeah, basically.

822
00:37:56.712 --> 00:37:59.328
Sarah : Yeah. I mean, it was good. I

823
00:37:59.360 --> 00:38:00.802
just. I think it's,

824
00:38:02.632 --> 00:38:04.772
for our longtime listeners,

825
00:38:06.232 --> 00:38:09.208
go back and relisten to some of our

826
00:38:09.360 --> 00:38:12.240
reactions to maybe not this season of the boys,

827
00:38:12.296 --> 00:38:14.920
but maybe like previous

828
00:38:15.016 --> 00:38:17.734
season, and then compare

829
00:38:17.918 --> 00:38:20.718
reactions to our reactions. Because

830
00:38:20.750 --> 00:38:23.718
a part of me, I feel like we did some

831
00:38:23.790 --> 00:38:25.482
role reversal here.

832
00:38:30.022 --> 00:38:32.950
I don't know, I feel myself

833
00:38:33.046 --> 00:38:35.870
thinking some of the criticism

834
00:38:36.006 --> 00:38:38.318
that you've had about some of the boys

835
00:38:38.390 --> 00:38:40.838
humor or some of the other

836
00:38:41.030 --> 00:38:43.956
shows that maybe even doom patrol

837
00:38:44.044 --> 00:38:46.716
author out there that slide into this

838
00:38:46.764 --> 00:38:49.512
very, like, dark humor.

839
00:38:50.212 --> 00:38:52.900
And I just

840
00:38:52.956 --> 00:38:55.940
feel like I'm like, wow, wow. I

841
00:38:55.956 --> 00:38:58.644
am seeing Deadpool Wolverine through

842
00:38:58.708 --> 00:39:01.436
Will's eyes, and he

843
00:39:01.484 --> 00:39:03.552
fortunately saw it through mine.

844
00:39:06.852 --> 00:39:09.156
Will: Yeah. You know, it happens. It happens.

845
00:39:09.284 --> 00:39:12.028
Sarah : It does. I mean, I mean,

846
00:39:12.220 --> 00:39:15.196
hey, hey, if only you had. We had done this

847
00:39:15.244 --> 00:39:18.216
when we went to go see, love and thunder,

848
00:39:18.344 --> 00:39:21.104
you know, off of that

849
00:39:21.168 --> 00:39:22.512
different universe.

850
00:39:22.632 --> 00:39:23.452
Will: Totally.

851
00:39:24.792 --> 00:39:26.268
Sarah : Oh, man, for sure.

852
00:39:26.332 --> 00:39:27.188
Will: For sure.

853
00:39:27.372 --> 00:39:30.308
Sarah : Any. Any other big things you want to. You want

854
00:39:30.332 --> 00:39:32.816
to talk about deadpool?

855
00:39:33.856 --> 00:39:36.402
Will: just the only other thing is, I, think the other,

856
00:39:36.742 --> 00:39:39.598
the one story thing that did kind of work for

857
00:39:39.630 --> 00:39:42.174
me was just sort of the recurring theme of the

858
00:39:42.198 --> 00:39:45.062
steadpole with, we just tried to find his place

859
00:39:45.102 --> 00:39:47.948
of belonging. I I did. I did think that worked.

860
00:39:47.980 --> 00:39:50.220
That worked for me in the story, too. So again,

861
00:39:51.626 --> 00:39:54.194
beyond the jokes, I mean, the jokes were great, but.

862
00:39:54.370 --> 00:39:57.362
And I know some people say it's a paper thin plot, and

863
00:39:57.394 --> 00:39:59.972
it is, but I mean, I, you know,

864
00:40:00.164 --> 00:40:02.868
I wasn't going to watch this movie for the plot. You nailed it. It was

865
00:40:02.892 --> 00:40:05.788
like we were going to see Ryan reynolds

866
00:40:05.852 --> 00:40:08.844
and Hugh Jackman just, you know, yuck it up for

867
00:40:09.020 --> 00:40:11.816
2 hours because they just have incredible chemistry.

868
00:40:13.156 --> 00:40:16.056
Sarah : Right? I agree.

869
00:40:18.476 --> 00:40:21.316
I guess I wouldn't say it's

870
00:40:21.356 --> 00:40:23.932
paper thin plot. It's paper

871
00:40:24.004 --> 00:40:25.856
thin character development,

872
00:40:26.446 --> 00:40:29.124
because, yeah, it

873
00:40:29.140 --> 00:40:29.696
was,

874
00:40:32.466 --> 00:40:35.074
there was so much just

875
00:40:35.130 --> 00:40:37.650
the, whether. Whether it was the joke

876
00:40:37.698 --> 00:40:40.090
fest or the meta jokes

877
00:40:40.218 --> 00:40:42.874
or just

878
00:40:42.930 --> 00:40:45.402
the continuous fighting,

879
00:40:45.514 --> 00:40:46.806
people who

880
00:40:47.426 --> 00:40:50.306
regenerate. That's cool.

881
00:40:50.466 --> 00:40:53.290
Maybe one. But no, I feel like we at least got three

882
00:40:53.338 --> 00:40:55.882
sequences of that. Maybe two and a

883
00:40:55.884 --> 00:40:58.780
half. But, but

884
00:40:58.948 --> 00:41:01.906
so, so it just, And then to

885
00:41:01.946 --> 00:41:04.850
have, like, these brief glimmers, I'm gonna be honest.

886
00:41:04.938 --> 00:41:07.242
I love Hugh Jackman. I love his portrayal of

887
00:41:07.274 --> 00:41:10.046
Wolverine. I love his portrayal Logan.

888
00:41:10.346 --> 00:41:13.138
Great. For whatever reason, when.

889
00:41:13.202 --> 00:41:15.946
When Novo went into his

890
00:41:15.986 --> 00:41:18.866
head and then we had those scenes, like,

891
00:41:18.906 --> 00:41:21.872
those scenes did not work for me because I

892
00:41:21.904 --> 00:41:24.792
was just like, I'm not attached to

893
00:41:24.824 --> 00:41:27.184
this version of Wolverine at

894
00:41:27.240 --> 00:41:30.168
all. And, and then even

895
00:41:30.232 --> 00:41:32.832
with Wade and, like, I thought it was

896
00:41:32.904 --> 00:41:35.824
interesting at the beginning with the scene with happy. And I

897
00:41:35.840 --> 00:41:38.836
felt bad for him, but

898
00:41:39.696 --> 00:41:42.236
we were. We spent so much time,

899
00:41:42.606 --> 00:41:45.402
away from his friends and the

900
00:41:45.434 --> 00:41:48.296
people he's trying to protect, and him

901
00:41:48.336 --> 00:41:50.436
and Vanessa are not even together.

902
00:41:51.016 --> 00:41:52.000
Will: Yeah. Yeah.

903
00:41:52.088 --> 00:41:54.984
Sarah : What was that? That, like, I

904
00:41:55.000 --> 00:41:57.992
mean, at least in the second deadpool, she. She was

905
00:41:58.024 --> 00:42:00.816
dead, and he was trying to get vengeance. I don't know. There was just

906
00:42:00.856 --> 00:42:02.716
some weird choices

907
00:42:03.336 --> 00:42:06.152
where. I

908
00:42:06.264 --> 00:42:09.192
guess. I agree. Like, he shouldn't go into this movie

909
00:42:09.264 --> 00:42:11.476
wanting, like, deep plot,

910
00:42:11.856 --> 00:42:14.608
but I expected more from the characters

911
00:42:14.672 --> 00:42:15.366
themselves.

912
00:42:15.536 --> 00:42:18.058
Will: Yeah. Yeah, I think that's fair. That's. That's. That's

913
00:42:18.082 --> 00:42:19.686
fair. Yeah.

914
00:42:20.066 --> 00:42:22.674
Sarah : All right, so another role

915
00:42:22.730 --> 00:42:25.610
reversal reaction. But this people should see

916
00:42:25.658 --> 00:42:28.570
coming, because this has been this way

917
00:42:28.738 --> 00:42:31.594
for this entire season. Will likes House of

918
00:42:31.610 --> 00:42:33.566
Dragon right now way more than me.

919
00:42:34.866 --> 00:42:37.322
It's like, I know it's a good

920
00:42:37.354 --> 00:42:40.082
show. Don't twist my words.

921
00:42:40.194 --> 00:42:43.010
I'm still. This is one of the best shows on tv.

922
00:42:43.058 --> 00:42:45.924
I totally understand that. That being

923
00:42:45.980 --> 00:42:48.660
said, I'm very curious about

924
00:42:48.748 --> 00:42:51.420
the deep discussion will wants to have, because I'm

925
00:42:51.468 --> 00:42:53.752
like, I, don't. Things,

926
00:42:54.232 --> 00:42:57.088
happened, and some of the conversations

927
00:42:57.160 --> 00:43:00.064
were cool, but I don't know, it just felt like, let's get

928
00:43:00.088 --> 00:43:02.976
to the finale, and

929
00:43:03.104 --> 00:43:05.776
that will lead to a whole other point of this whole

930
00:43:05.824 --> 00:43:08.512
season has been, okay, let's

931
00:43:08.552 --> 00:43:11.322
actually have the war start. I mean, I'm

932
00:43:11.362 --> 00:43:14.114
tired. I'm tired of this, like, Dance

933
00:43:14.178 --> 00:43:16.666
of the Dragons has begun. Has

934
00:43:16.714 --> 00:43:19.522
it? Has it? I understand Renee's

935
00:43:19.562 --> 00:43:22.514
died. I get it. But still,

936
00:43:22.658 --> 00:43:25.370
like, I feel like we just been. We've just.

937
00:43:25.466 --> 00:43:28.330
This has just been, I don't know. I don't

938
00:43:28.346 --> 00:43:30.582
know. Pillow talk. Okay.

939
00:43:32.562 --> 00:43:35.338
This isn't the big thing, but. But go ahead,

940
00:43:35.370 --> 00:43:35.942
Will.

941
00:43:38.052 --> 00:43:40.732
Will: No, I. So it's to.

942
00:43:40.812 --> 00:43:43.806
To paraphrase miss Aria, there's more. More than one. I think I

943
00:43:43.814 --> 00:43:46.390
said this last, but it's more than one way to tell a war story.

944
00:43:46.566 --> 00:43:49.248
And I just. I don't know. I think. I, don't

945
00:43:49.264 --> 00:43:51.860
know. We. I think we had the same

946
00:43:53.440 --> 00:43:56.264
thing happen with us with Shogun this. This

947
00:43:56.312 --> 00:43:58.960
season two, with two of the best shows on television this

948
00:43:59.000 --> 00:44:01.560
year, and, where I think I. My level of

949
00:44:01.600 --> 00:44:04.380
excitement is a little. Little higher than yours.

950
00:44:04.930 --> 00:44:07.802
I agree. You definitely do like the show. It's not that you

951
00:44:07.826 --> 00:44:10.036
don't, but, I just felt

952
00:44:10.188 --> 00:44:12.720
that this week's episode

953
00:44:13.420 --> 00:44:16.268
really was a good

954
00:44:16.324 --> 00:44:19.212
pay. It was a further payoff of the

955
00:44:19.236 --> 00:44:21.920
story of the small folk and

956
00:44:22.300 --> 00:44:25.132
also just the overarching

957
00:44:25.236 --> 00:44:28.092
absurdity of why we're having, you know,

958
00:44:28.116 --> 00:44:31.092
why. Why is King's Landing and Westeros

959
00:44:31.156 --> 00:44:33.500
getting destroyed over. Over

960
00:44:33.620 --> 00:44:35.812
a family squabble

961
00:44:35.956 --> 00:44:38.462
that, Over.

962
00:44:38.566 --> 00:44:41.422
Over a crown that, you know,

963
00:44:41.446 --> 00:44:43.958
the daemon himself, whenever he's having these visions

964
00:44:44.014 --> 00:44:46.694
of viserys, is

965
00:44:46.742 --> 00:44:49.710
like, heavy as the head has to carry this crown,

966
00:44:49.750 --> 00:44:52.474
and it just crushes you. So, I mean, it's just.

967
00:44:52.602 --> 00:44:55.490
And I think what this episode did for me was

968
00:44:55.530 --> 00:44:58.482
just really, One of the.

969
00:44:58.546 --> 00:45:01.474
One of the things that stood out with the discussion with. With team

970
00:45:01.522 --> 00:45:03.750
black in particular was

971
00:45:04.410 --> 00:45:06.786
as they were trying

972
00:45:06.898 --> 00:45:08.990
to get the.

973
00:45:11.370 --> 00:45:14.170
Put the. All call out to execute Jason's plan. Even

974
00:45:14.210 --> 00:45:16.954
though, you know, we saw the failure of it

975
00:45:17.002 --> 00:45:19.968
last week, it, We. You

976
00:45:19.984 --> 00:45:22.960
know, we seeing how the,

977
00:45:23.240 --> 00:45:26.220
How. How the really. How intelligent the dragons are.

978
00:45:26.600 --> 00:45:29.408
As far as, you know, who's really in

979
00:45:29.424 --> 00:45:32.128
control here? Is it the people? Or is it. Is it the

980
00:45:32.144 --> 00:45:34.976
dragons and the

981
00:45:35.008 --> 00:45:36.580
whole political

982
00:45:37.080 --> 00:45:40.032
juxtaposition of the. You know,

983
00:45:40.136 --> 00:45:42.856
the common folk, the small folk and

984
00:45:43.008 --> 00:45:44.260
the highborn.

985
00:45:45.280 --> 00:45:47.340
Sarah : Yeah, yeah. Like

986
00:45:48.040 --> 00:45:50.896
I. Before. Before you continue to

987
00:45:50.928 --> 00:45:53.710
go on. And then we have to circle back. I don't want to get

988
00:45:53.750 --> 00:45:56.200
too. Too, far from this

989
00:45:56.500 --> 00:45:59.408
is, Like, I knew you were

990
00:45:59.424 --> 00:46:02.160
going to bring up this conversation because it is. One of the

991
00:46:02.200 --> 00:46:04.714
best parts of this episode is, the

992
00:46:04.746 --> 00:46:07.418
conversation between Jason, his mom.

993
00:46:07.578 --> 00:46:07.962
Will: Yeah.

994
00:46:08.010 --> 00:46:10.912
Sarah : Because, like, let's not mistake. Jace has

995
00:46:10.960 --> 00:46:13.568
actually brought this idea to her. And

996
00:46:13.728 --> 00:46:16.504
now his realization, the moment

997
00:46:16.576 --> 00:46:19.388
that Adam comes to Dragonstone

998
00:46:19.808 --> 00:46:22.744
and is low born, suddenly

999
00:46:22.776 --> 00:46:25.268
he's a dragon. So therefore,

1000
00:46:25.648 --> 00:46:28.416
like, nobody says it. He's a

1001
00:46:28.432 --> 00:46:29.096
bastard.

1002
00:46:29.232 --> 00:46:29.948
Will: Yeah.

1003
00:46:30.368 --> 00:46:32.828
Sarah : Like. Like, there's. There's no way.

1004
00:46:33.208 --> 00:46:36.188
And. And then I

1005
00:46:36.348 --> 00:46:39.236
really, It's a great moment

1006
00:46:39.292 --> 00:46:42.116
because it's something. A conversation that

1007
00:46:42.172 --> 00:46:44.888
these two characters clearly have never had

1008
00:46:45.748 --> 00:46:48.048
and never had to have.

1009
00:46:48.508 --> 00:46:51.500
But the acknowledgement of

1010
00:46:51.564 --> 00:46:54.100
him acknowledging

1011
00:46:54.284 --> 00:46:56.768
who his father is to her.

1012
00:46:57.288 --> 00:47:00.238
My only quibble is, I wish.

1013
00:47:00.738 --> 00:47:03.690
I wish there was more she said in response,

1014
00:47:03.834 --> 00:47:06.618
but I don't think. I think she was completely

1015
00:47:06.658 --> 00:47:09.078
caught off guard. But at the same time,

1016
00:47:09.418 --> 00:47:11.998
she's absolutely right because she's like,

1017
00:47:12.578 --> 00:47:15.558
I'm sorry, I, love you. I can. I can see

1018
00:47:15.590 --> 00:47:17.722
where you're coming from, but

1019
00:47:18.462 --> 00:47:21.382
no, we have no

1020
00:47:21.422 --> 00:47:23.742
choice. And let's not

1021
00:47:23.782 --> 00:47:26.480
mistake. You've pointed out the little choice

1022
00:47:26.536 --> 00:47:29.448
I've had. So we're going to stick with this,

1023
00:47:29.600 --> 00:47:32.336
and we're going to kill some people while doing

1024
00:47:32.384 --> 00:47:35.080
it, because there ain't no way all of them are going to

1025
00:47:35.096 --> 00:47:35.728
survive.

1026
00:47:35.880 --> 00:47:36.972
Will: Yeah. Yeah.

1027
00:47:37.242 --> 00:47:39.938
Sarah : And it's. And it's true. I. I think

1028
00:47:39.970 --> 00:47:42.762
that that was a very good. And she herself

1029
00:47:42.842 --> 00:47:45.762
even had a problem at. I believe at some point in this

1030
00:47:45.802 --> 00:47:47.906
episode with, like, this

1031
00:47:47.954 --> 00:47:49.822
idea that.

1032
00:47:52.202 --> 00:47:54.810
That the people who are no longer part of the

1033
00:47:54.826 --> 00:47:57.242
bloodline can suddenly be dragon

1034
00:47:57.282 --> 00:47:58.902
writers. And

1035
00:47:59.962 --> 00:48:02.610
I love Maris's, like,

1036
00:48:02.746 --> 00:48:05.410
response to. And it's just like,

1037
00:48:05.586 --> 00:48:07.178
aren't you fighting your brother?

1038
00:48:07.330 --> 00:48:10.222
Will: Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Sorry. I, like, nailed it. Yeah.

1039
00:48:10.172 --> 00:48:11.824
that's what. I love that scene.

1040
00:48:12.008 --> 00:48:14.736
Sarah : No, I know. And it's because you're

1041
00:48:14.784 --> 00:48:17.734
talking about not only blood, which,

1042
00:48:17.798 --> 00:48:20.614
honestly, blood does, bring a

1043
00:48:20.638 --> 00:48:23.462
sense of loyalty, but in this universe,

1044
00:48:23.542 --> 00:48:26.242
and specifically for this family,

1045
00:48:28.182 --> 00:48:31.078
power is heavier than the blood

1046
00:48:31.110 --> 00:48:31.790
itself.

1047
00:48:31.966 --> 00:48:32.722
Will: Yeah.

1048
00:48:33.142 --> 00:48:36.124
Sarah : And so any, If

1049
00:48:36.148 --> 00:48:39.044
you go to Starks. Starks, like, oh,

1050
00:48:39.068 --> 00:48:41.860
yeah, it's all about the blood, but. And the loyalty

1051
00:48:41.916 --> 00:48:44.862
there for their family and that. Okay,

1052
00:48:45.242 --> 00:48:47.822
the Lannisters coin.

1053
00:48:48.802 --> 00:48:51.738
Money. Money. But.

1054
00:48:51.810 --> 00:48:54.542
But I. And I think that's good.

1055
00:48:55.752 --> 00:48:58.162
you're. You brought up the,

1056
00:48:58.382 --> 00:49:00.602
The payoff of the small folk.

1057
00:49:02.822 --> 00:49:05.718
Yeah, you're right. You're not wrong when

1058
00:49:05.750 --> 00:49:08.606
you say that. But my only problem is,

1059
00:49:08.654 --> 00:49:11.546
is that, like, well, duh, we've been

1060
00:49:11.594 --> 00:49:14.570
knowing that that was going to happen. Like, Adam

1061
00:49:14.626 --> 00:49:17.338
just got a dragon. You think that the

1062
00:49:17.370 --> 00:49:20.104
other people we randomly have been, introduced

1063
00:49:20.168 --> 00:49:23.128
to are not going to get a dragon? Like. Like,

1064
00:49:23.200 --> 00:49:26.168
we knew that. And I.

1065
00:49:26.200 --> 00:49:28.880
And I have been on tick tock, and I have

1066
00:49:28.936 --> 00:49:31.816
Scene information about the

1067
00:49:31.864 --> 00:49:34.112
lineage and more

1068
00:49:34.152 --> 00:49:36.598
importantly, the dragons. They both

1069
00:49:36.720 --> 00:49:39.658
ulf and, And Hugh end up

1070
00:49:39.690 --> 00:49:42.626
with. And how. If

1071
00:49:42.674 --> 00:49:45.186
only there was a way to have explained

1072
00:49:45.274 --> 00:49:48.114
that over the season, because I

1073
00:49:48.138 --> 00:49:50.342
think. I think the fact that,

1074
00:49:52.442 --> 00:49:53.242
Hugh.

1075
00:49:53.402 --> 00:49:54.142
Will: Yeah.

1076
00:49:54.602 --> 00:49:57.542
Sarah : Ends up with King Jae,

1077
00:49:58.712 --> 00:50:01.464
dragon Jae is

1078
00:50:01.488 --> 00:50:03.850
the father of Hugh's

1079
00:50:03.906 --> 00:50:04.578
mom.

1080
00:50:04.770 --> 00:50:05.426
Will: Yeah.

1081
00:50:05.554 --> 00:50:08.450
Sarah : Who he. He disgraced and. And just

1082
00:50:08.506 --> 00:50:10.554
threw out. And she became a prostitute.

1083
00:50:10.698 --> 00:50:11.330
Will: Yeah.

1084
00:50:11.466 --> 00:50:14.426
Sarah : Well, yeah, he abandoned. He disowned her

1085
00:50:14.474 --> 00:50:17.146
or something. And King

1086
00:50:17.194 --> 00:50:20.114
Jaehaerys is the former king before

1087
00:50:20.178 --> 00:50:22.834
viserys, so. So,

1088
00:50:22.898 --> 00:50:25.722
like, choices were made, and he probably

1089
00:50:25.762 --> 00:50:28.216
disowned her because only heirden

1090
00:50:28.254 --> 00:50:31.156
female. Goodbye. So. So

1091
00:50:31.204 --> 00:50:33.964
the fact that he ends up with. With that

1092
00:50:34.028 --> 00:50:36.468
dragon. But what,

1093
00:50:36.540 --> 00:50:39.314
like, that, that is

1094
00:50:39.378 --> 00:50:42.098
such a fascinating thing,

1095
00:50:42.290 --> 00:50:44.762
but I only know that because I was on tick

1096
00:50:44.802 --> 00:50:45.502
tock.

1097
00:50:45.962 --> 00:50:48.658
Will: No, it was in the episode. I mean. I mean,

1098
00:50:48.730 --> 00:50:50.730
he. I mean, who did say?

1099
00:50:50.826 --> 00:50:53.754
Sarah : No, no, the fact that just. He

1100
00:50:53.778 --> 00:50:56.420
did not. He. He explained, like,

1101
00:50:56.476 --> 00:50:58.812
you. My point is.

1102
00:50:58.932 --> 00:51:01.058
Okay, I, know, he

1103
00:51:01.106 --> 00:51:03.690
explained kind of and

1104
00:51:03.722 --> 00:51:06.386
alluded to his mom was, but he didn't outright,

1105
00:51:06.450 --> 00:51:09.314
like, clearly say, and. And

1106
00:51:09.474 --> 00:51:11.826
I'm sorry. You've met the

1107
00:51:11.850 --> 00:51:14.570
Targaryens. Like, there are 15 people

1108
00:51:14.642 --> 00:51:17.578
named Asterisk. I don't feel like he ever

1109
00:51:17.626 --> 00:51:19.294
really talked about him.

1110
00:51:19.914 --> 00:51:22.730
Will: No, but he did say. I mean, he basically. I mean, as far

1111
00:51:22.762 --> 00:51:25.564
as, like, I know with. I know with

1112
00:51:25.604 --> 00:51:28.556
Olaf. They were very. They were m very clear that he

1113
00:51:28.580 --> 00:51:30.412
was a bastard of Balin.

1114
00:51:30.588 --> 00:51:30.924
Sarah : Yes.

1115
00:51:30.924 --> 00:51:33.244
Will: because he. Cause Balin is,

1116
00:51:33.514 --> 00:51:36.466
Damon and Viserys his father. I actually.

1117
00:51:36.530 --> 00:51:39.378
I actually did print out my. I've been talking about it all season.

1118
00:51:39.426 --> 00:51:42.298
I finally did. I did like, put

1119
00:51:42.346 --> 00:51:45.026
out the family tree for the. For this

1120
00:51:45.090 --> 00:51:47.922
show causes keeping track of all these aegons and

1121
00:51:47.938 --> 00:51:50.824
Viserys and Justeris's. Yeah. I actually

1122
00:51:50.864 --> 00:51:53.776
did pencil. And I did. I was aware, too, as far

1123
00:51:53.800 --> 00:51:56.546
as, I guess Balon was, I guess

1124
00:51:56.650 --> 00:51:59.546
Sarah was his wife, at least as far as the

1125
00:51:59.570 --> 00:52:02.476
tv show. And

1126
00:52:02.500 --> 00:52:05.464
then, Excuse me. His other

1127
00:52:05.504 --> 00:52:08.376
daughter. Excuse me. I'm looking at my. I had to pencil that one in because she hadn't been

1128
00:52:08.400 --> 00:52:11.242
added to the, family tree line. With the

1129
00:52:11.258 --> 00:52:14.094
chart that I have here. It only goes up through episode six.

1130
00:52:15.884 --> 00:52:18.882
but, But yeah, Jeh

1131
00:52:18.898 --> 00:52:21.458
Harris's daughter that you. That you referenced being a

1132
00:52:21.466 --> 00:52:23.866
prostitute. Yeah,

1133
00:52:23.930 --> 00:52:26.524
yeah. his mother.

1134
00:52:26.604 --> 00:52:29.550
But, But yeah, I agree with you there that it did.

1135
00:52:29.702 --> 00:52:32.662
You know, he did say that, you know, he had

1136
00:52:32.678 --> 00:52:35.392
a silver haired mother, which, you know, clearly makes, you know,

1137
00:52:35.448 --> 00:52:38.338
very clear that, she's a Targaryens.

1138
00:52:38.386 --> 00:52:41.274
And Targaryens love to fuck, whether it's men, man, men

1139
00:52:41.314 --> 00:52:44.170
or women. In the. In the. In the family, they all are.

1140
00:52:44.242 --> 00:52:46.790
They all have little bastards running

1141
00:52:46.822 --> 00:52:49.698
around all throughout Westeros. but they're just, So,

1142
00:52:50.318 --> 00:52:53.206
yeah, for sure. Yeah. Look at

1143
00:52:53.222 --> 00:52:53.978
corliss.

1144
00:52:54.358 --> 00:52:57.030
Sarah : Well. Well, corliss. Yeah.

1145
00:52:57.094 --> 00:53:00.044
But I, In watching

1146
00:53:00.076 --> 00:53:02.692
this episode and even talking about it, I mean, the

1147
00:53:02.740 --> 00:53:05.452
strong points of this episode are talking about like,

1148
00:53:05.500 --> 00:53:08.004
the quote unquote bastard storylines.

1149
00:53:08.076 --> 00:53:11.010
And if, going back to

1150
00:53:11.034 --> 00:53:14.034
Game of Thrones, Jon freaking Snow was

1151
00:53:14.066 --> 00:53:14.874
a bastard.

1152
00:53:15.026 --> 00:53:16.118
Will: Right, right.

1153
00:53:18.098 --> 00:53:20.938
Sarah : And not. And

1154
00:53:20.978 --> 00:53:23.938
so it's interesting

1155
00:53:24.018 --> 00:53:26.986
how these

1156
00:53:27.042 --> 00:53:29.158
shows and this universe,

1157
00:53:29.818 --> 00:53:32.378
it's all about the power and it's all about

1158
00:53:32.458 --> 00:53:35.114
lineage and legacy and all of

1159
00:53:35.146 --> 00:53:37.562
that. And yet some of the

1160
00:53:37.610 --> 00:53:40.538
characters who end up being our heroes and

1161
00:53:40.618 --> 00:53:42.558
our protagonists are

1162
00:53:42.938 --> 00:53:45.724
bastards. And, Which is

1163
00:53:45.756 --> 00:53:48.332
so interesting when you're talking

1164
00:53:48.380 --> 00:53:51.204
about a story that

1165
00:53:51.276 --> 00:53:53.568
delves deep into family

1166
00:53:53.868 --> 00:53:56.478
and power. and

1167
00:53:57.018 --> 00:53:58.278
you brought up before

1168
00:53:59.498 --> 00:54:02.210
Damon's vision in this episode, and it's a

1169
00:54:02.234 --> 00:54:04.828
vision of, viserys again.

1170
00:54:05.238 --> 00:54:08.052
but the viserys that we kind of ended

1171
00:54:08.100 --> 00:54:09.808
on. And

1172
00:54:11.788 --> 00:54:14.524
I think this is the first scene, I would

1173
00:54:14.556 --> 00:54:17.404
argue the first vision scene that

1174
00:54:17.476 --> 00:54:20.324
it's very clear of why they're

1175
00:54:20.356 --> 00:54:23.048
showing this because it happens right after

1176
00:54:24.068 --> 00:54:26.608
he really has his first,

1177
00:54:28.108 --> 00:54:30.972
like we. Damon's kind of a quote,

1178
00:54:31.020 --> 00:54:33.504
older gentleman at this point.

1179
00:54:33.656 --> 00:54:34.248
Will: Yeah.

1180
00:54:34.368 --> 00:54:37.168
Sarah : But this is the first time when

1181
00:54:37.248 --> 00:54:39.748
he's clearly put in a political

1182
00:54:40.208 --> 00:54:43.200
position of power and has to make a

1183
00:54:43.224 --> 00:54:44.428
decision to,

1184
00:54:45.728 --> 00:54:47.938
to agree,

1185
00:54:48.512 --> 00:54:51.400
with Oscar, which shout out to that kid

1186
00:54:51.464 --> 00:54:53.504
because that kid. Some oppressive

1187
00:54:53.616 --> 00:54:56.216
acting and just, just

1188
00:54:56.312 --> 00:54:59.176
really owned that whole scene. And

1189
00:54:59.192 --> 00:55:01.718
the fact that he's a, like, playing off

1190
00:55:01.758 --> 00:55:04.758
of, off of Matt Smith. I mean,

1191
00:55:04.798 --> 00:55:07.286
just hats off to him for sure.

1192
00:55:07.422 --> 00:55:07.868
Will: Yeah.

1193
00:55:08.608 --> 00:55:10.944
Sarah : but to then have

1194
00:55:10.976 --> 00:55:13.912
Damon have to sacrifice that

1195
00:55:13.960 --> 00:55:16.688
guy who basically was his only

1196
00:55:16.768 --> 00:55:19.664
ally in the Riverlands and then be like, yeah,

1197
00:55:19.696 --> 00:55:22.576
I told you to do that. So now you're going to

1198
00:55:22.592 --> 00:55:25.248
pay for my sins because I have to agree with these

1199
00:55:25.288 --> 00:55:25.868
guys.

1200
00:55:27.288 --> 00:55:28.468
Will: Yeah. Yeah.

1201
00:55:30.008 --> 00:55:32.880
Yep. I got it. Yeah. I don't. Yeah, I need your

1202
00:55:32.904 --> 00:55:33.584
swords.

1203
00:55:33.736 --> 00:55:36.472
Sarah : It's telling that then he immediately

1204
00:55:36.520 --> 00:55:39.200
goes into this vision with viserys and

1205
00:55:39.224 --> 00:55:41.888
viserys. Like, now that

1206
00:55:41.928 --> 00:55:44.712
you've experienced this side of things

1207
00:55:44.800 --> 00:55:47.348
where this power

1208
00:55:47.928 --> 00:55:50.256
leads you to actually kill

1209
00:55:50.352 --> 00:55:52.968
those allies for

1210
00:55:53.008 --> 00:55:55.904
political reasons. Like, it's not. Are you

1211
00:55:55.936 --> 00:55:58.792
sure this is what you want? I I really like

1212
00:55:58.840 --> 00:56:01.592
that. I feel like up until this

1213
00:56:01.640 --> 00:56:04.512
point, the visions. I agree, have been bit

1214
00:56:04.560 --> 00:56:07.508
like vision for Vision's sake.

1215
00:56:08.908 --> 00:56:11.900
Will: well, I think I disagree with you there. I mean, because

1216
00:56:12.004 --> 00:56:14.940
to your point, those earlier visions that

1217
00:56:14.964 --> 00:56:17.660
the payoff comes with what we, what

1218
00:56:17.684 --> 00:56:20.676
Damon experiences in this episode, which you

1219
00:56:20.692 --> 00:56:21.428
just shared.

1220
00:56:21.548 --> 00:56:23.168
Sarah : I don't know. I don't.

1221
00:56:24.748 --> 00:56:27.588
I don't think that that's true. I feel like

1222
00:56:27.628 --> 00:56:30.220
the payoff is

1223
00:56:30.324 --> 00:56:33.276
within the episode, that they occur because they're,

1224
00:56:33.332 --> 00:56:35.868
they and, and it's,

1225
00:56:35.988 --> 00:56:38.476
it. I don't think those visions

1226
00:56:38.572 --> 00:56:41.380
necessarily build up to this. I mean, all the

1227
00:56:41.404 --> 00:56:43.288
visions are, are a

1228
00:56:44.188 --> 00:56:46.700
visualization of the internal

1229
00:56:46.764 --> 00:56:49.250
demonstration that are going on,

1230
00:56:49.434 --> 00:56:51.978
this internal war that is happening within

1231
00:56:52.058 --> 00:56:54.958
him. partly under the

1232
00:56:55.078 --> 00:56:57.070
wizardy of Alice.

1233
00:56:57.214 --> 00:56:57.618
Will: Yeah.

1234
00:56:58.208 --> 00:57:01.200
Sarah : so it's basically like he's on

1235
00:57:01.224 --> 00:57:02.200
mushrooms.

1236
00:57:02.384 --> 00:57:02.864
Will: Yeah.

1237
00:57:02.936 --> 00:57:04.988
Sarah : And he's going through a grieving process.

1238
00:57:05.488 --> 00:57:06.588
Will: Yep. Yep.

1239
00:57:09.328 --> 00:57:12.184
Sarah : So I think what I was saying, what I was

1240
00:57:12.216 --> 00:57:14.762
trying to, articulate was

1241
00:57:14.890 --> 00:57:17.738
maybe not visions for vision's sake. But I felt

1242
00:57:17.778 --> 00:57:20.118
like they were getting a bit too long

1243
00:57:21.058 --> 00:57:23.158
and just a bit too,

1244
00:57:24.518 --> 00:57:26.018
kind of already knew that.

1245
00:57:27.358 --> 00:57:30.338
I don't really want to see you have sex with your dead mom.

1246
00:57:32.078 --> 00:57:33.778
Will: Yeah. That was much.

1247
00:57:34.838 --> 00:57:37.510
Sarah : I like how they revealed that at the very end. And,

1248
00:57:37.574 --> 00:57:40.416
like, now we'll let the viewers leave and it's just like, whoa.

1249
00:57:40.472 --> 00:57:43.392
What did I just spend five minutes watching. So

1250
00:57:43.480 --> 00:57:45.258
I, like,

1251
00:57:46.318 --> 00:57:49.214
I. I'm glad that

1252
00:57:49.246 --> 00:57:52.078
we didn't spend too much time with Damon in this

1253
00:57:52.118 --> 00:57:54.518
episode just because I feel

1254
00:57:54.558 --> 00:57:57.294
like he's on such. He's been on such

1255
00:57:57.326 --> 00:57:59.298
a different story

1256
00:58:00.398 --> 00:58:03.398
that sometimes it takes me out

1257
00:58:03.438 --> 00:58:05.538
of what else is going on. But

1258
00:58:06.048 --> 00:58:08.508
arguably, this episode,

1259
00:58:08.968 --> 00:58:11.784
the person who. I

1260
00:58:11.816 --> 00:58:14.584
have no idea what was. I know what was

1261
00:58:14.616 --> 00:58:17.424
going on with her, but at the same time, I'm like, what are we

1262
00:58:17.456 --> 00:58:20.450
doing? What is happening here? why couldn't

1263
00:58:20.474 --> 00:58:23.318
you just let Olivia cook take the day off?

1264
00:58:25.588 --> 00:58:28.532
it's the whole cleaning of

1265
00:58:28.620 --> 00:58:31.236
Alicent, and it's. I don't know

1266
00:58:31.252 --> 00:58:34.052
if. If that was time well spent,

1267
00:58:34.180 --> 00:58:36.836
I think we could have spent time with some other characters,

1268
00:58:36.892 --> 00:58:39.876
like Bayla. Right.

1269
00:58:39.932 --> 00:58:41.808
Bayla, who's at the e.

1270
00:58:43.148 --> 00:58:45.540
We get Hugh.

1271
00:58:45.684 --> 00:58:48.532
Every. All of the male small folk

1272
00:58:48.660 --> 00:58:50.788
get a dragon before Baila. Okay.

1273
00:58:50.828 --> 00:58:51.428
Will: Yeah.

1274
00:58:51.588 --> 00:58:54.428
Sarah : Spoiler alert. Baila's gonna get the biggest one. But come on,

1275
00:58:54.548 --> 00:58:55.340
let's go.

1276
00:58:55.484 --> 00:58:58.210
Will: That's good. Yeah. Yeah. I mean,

1277
00:58:58.364 --> 00:59:01.230
I agree with you with Allison. The funniest

1278
00:59:01.254 --> 00:59:03.558
thing about that, the scenes with Alicent was

1279
00:59:03.678 --> 00:59:06.612
whenever, Sarah, the night that was with there, I can't remember

1280
00:59:06.644 --> 00:59:09.192
his name, but, when I heard that

1281
00:59:09.224 --> 00:59:12.184
voice, I immediately thought of one piece because he

1282
00:59:12.200 --> 00:59:13.728
was Luffy's grandpa.

1283
00:59:13.912 --> 00:59:16.592
Sarah : Oh, smart. Yeah. I did not.

1284
00:59:16.664 --> 00:59:19.384
I totally have not. Which

1285
00:59:19.480 --> 00:59:21.096
they've started filming.

1286
00:59:21.256 --> 00:59:22.152
Will: Yeah. Yeah.

1287
00:59:22.264 --> 00:59:22.880
Sarah : Season two.

1288
00:59:22.928 --> 00:59:25.850
Will: So, yeah, yeah, I heard that voice. I

1289
00:59:25.858 --> 00:59:28.786
was like, that voice is so familiar that I, like, I did go. I

1290
00:59:28.786 --> 00:59:31.692
was like, I think that's the guy from, one. One piece. And sure enough,

1291
00:59:31.764 --> 00:59:34.556
I look with IMDb, and it was. But I digress. But

1292
00:59:34.676 --> 00:59:37.612
I agree, honestly, that's. That's shows you how

1293
00:59:37.644 --> 00:59:40.076
much I was invested with what was going on with Allison this

1294
00:59:40.116 --> 00:59:40.896
episode.

1295
00:59:41.876 --> 00:59:44.740
Sarah : You and me both. I was like, Allison

1296
00:59:44.828 --> 00:59:47.788
has been. Has been so interesting to

1297
00:59:47.812 --> 00:59:50.386
me throughout this season. but. But this was

1298
00:59:50.426 --> 00:59:53.410
not. This was like, why?

1299
00:59:53.498 --> 00:59:55.526
And it's. And it's.

1300
00:59:56.186 --> 00:59:58.130
It's not because of Larry cook. It's.

1301
00:59:58.218 --> 00:59:58.858
Will: No, no.

1302
00:59:58.962 --> 01:00:01.594
Sarah : You. You also. The. The rats. Like,

1303
01:00:01.650 --> 01:00:03.766
all that was cool. But

1304
01:00:04.466 --> 01:00:07.434
when you have a section like

1305
01:00:07.490 --> 01:00:10.450
this, all I can think

1306
01:00:10.498 --> 01:00:13.306
about is, especially as we continue

1307
01:00:13.386 --> 01:00:15.778
to just get taunted with this dance of the

1308
01:00:15.802 --> 01:00:17.406
dragons, is,

1309
01:00:19.026 --> 01:00:21.406
can't we spend it with some other characters?

1310
01:00:21.706 --> 01:00:22.806
Will: Yeah. Yeah.

1311
01:00:24.906 --> 01:00:27.882
Sarah : There are, because there's some really interesting things going

1312
01:00:27.914 --> 01:00:30.602
on, especially on team green. I mean,

1313
01:00:30.794 --> 01:00:31.846
Aegon.

1314
01:00:33.276 --> 01:00:35.756
Aegon this, Aegon and Lars,

1315
01:00:35.876 --> 01:00:38.780
which to kind of go back a little

1316
01:00:38.828 --> 01:00:41.812
bit, to my whole point about the bastards and

1317
01:00:41.844 --> 01:00:42.416
those

1318
01:00:44.426 --> 01:00:47.126
disabled individuals. I mean,

1319
01:00:47.346 --> 01:00:49.938
m he's not technically

1320
01:00:50.002 --> 01:00:52.562
disabled, but Tyrion

1321
01:00:52.594 --> 01:00:55.246
Lannister, one of the most popular

1322
01:00:56.066 --> 01:00:58.114
characters in all of Game of Thrones.

1323
01:00:58.290 --> 01:00:59.194
Okay.

1324
01:00:59.370 --> 01:01:00.126
Will: Yep.

1325
01:01:00.506 --> 01:01:03.466
Sarah : Midget. And yet. And

1326
01:01:03.506 --> 01:01:05.890
now we have Lars, who Lars

1327
01:01:05.978 --> 01:01:08.684
is not. I'm, not comparing

1328
01:01:08.756 --> 01:01:11.716
him to Tyrion at all, but at the same

1329
01:01:11.772 --> 01:01:14.556
time, he's handicapped

1330
01:01:14.692 --> 01:01:17.328
and now he's kind of,

1331
01:01:18.838 --> 01:01:21.118
I don't know if this is the right word, but

1332
01:01:21.198 --> 01:01:24.142
grooming Aegon and

1333
01:01:24.190 --> 01:01:26.538
trying to get him up and going

1334
01:01:27.718 --> 01:01:30.544
because they can be allies, against

1335
01:01:30.656 --> 01:01:33.392
aemond. And it's. And there's some

1336
01:01:33.440 --> 01:01:36.016
interesting things happening there. But I also

1337
01:01:36.112 --> 01:01:39.006
wondered if I find that

1338
01:01:39.102 --> 01:01:41.686
that's appealing because they're, they're

1339
01:01:41.742 --> 01:01:44.734
telling it at the right pace. We're not

1340
01:01:44.766 --> 01:01:47.422
getting too much, but we're also not getting too little.

1341
01:01:47.590 --> 01:01:50.518
Will: Yeah. Yeah. I agree. Yeah. Yeah. I mean,

1342
01:01:50.558 --> 01:01:53.454
the rehab that he was, that he's been doing with a gun.

1343
01:01:53.408 --> 01:01:55.548
and especially when. When

1344
01:01:56.368 --> 01:01:58.664
we're seeing that happen, but then also

1345
01:01:58.736 --> 01:02:01.028
whenever they learn about,

1346
01:02:01.338 --> 01:02:04.190
Adam taking sea

1347
01:02:04.214 --> 01:02:07.006
smoke and a whole conversation and

1348
01:02:07.022 --> 01:02:09.822
so, and I love the way they played that scene because on the one

1349
01:02:09.870 --> 01:02:11.298
hand, it was sort of like,

1350
01:02:12.518 --> 01:02:15.138
is. Was Laris like,

1351
01:02:15.678 --> 01:02:18.630
not, you know, it was like the game of telephone. Whenever the

1352
01:02:18.654 --> 01:02:21.526
guy was telling me about it, he was like, but.

1353
01:02:21.582 --> 01:02:24.550
Or, you know, so was Laris like, didn't want to tell

1354
01:02:24.614 --> 01:02:27.390
amen about it because he just didn't trust it.

1355
01:02:27.494 --> 01:02:30.274
Or to your, you know, to. What we're just

1356
01:02:30.306 --> 01:02:33.266
discussing was he's, you know, because he is helping

1357
01:02:33.322 --> 01:02:36.210
Aegon rehabilitate from

1358
01:02:36.234 --> 01:02:38.906
his injuries. He doesn't

1359
01:02:38.962 --> 01:02:41.394
want a man to know. So that if, by some

1360
01:02:41.426 --> 01:02:44.238
chance they are out there on the field of battle,

1361
01:02:44.858 --> 01:02:47.626
aemon may get slain by, you

1362
01:02:47.642 --> 01:02:50.402
know, the increasing number of

1363
01:02:50.450 --> 01:02:51.758
dragons on team black.

1364
01:02:52.218 --> 01:02:55.006
Sarah : Well, a gun or a mandev,

1365
01:02:55.092 --> 01:02:57.802
he at this point is

1366
01:02:57.850 --> 01:02:59.794
thinking he still has the advantage.

1367
01:02:59.906 --> 01:03:00.498
Will: Yeah.

1368
01:03:00.498 --> 01:03:03.144
Sarah : which, which, and I agree with you,

1369
01:03:04.044 --> 01:03:06.744
that scene was well executed because

1370
01:03:07.804 --> 01:03:10.340
you can't. Nobody fully

1371
01:03:10.412 --> 01:03:13.388
knows except for the writers and the showrunner

1372
01:03:13.516 --> 01:03:16.254
and the actor. but nobody else,

1373
01:03:17.834 --> 01:03:20.754
the viewers are left questioning,

1374
01:03:22.134 --> 01:03:25.134
questioning if Lars believes it or not. And

1375
01:03:25.214 --> 01:03:27.774
I agree, that's. That's a very well

1376
01:03:27.854 --> 01:03:30.086
acted scene. And written too.

1377
01:03:30.230 --> 01:03:30.804
Will: Yeah.

1378
01:03:32.454 --> 01:03:35.034
Sarah : I don't. Because I don't even know. Coming

1379
01:03:35.374 --> 01:03:38.070
about like, hm. Because at

1380
01:03:38.102 --> 01:03:41.046
first he's like, But then when he figures out it's

1381
01:03:41.070 --> 01:03:43.942
the game of telephone, it's like, I

1382
01:03:43.958 --> 01:03:44.714
don't know,

1383
01:03:47.894 --> 01:03:50.684
like, it's a hard thing to know, to

1384
01:03:50.724 --> 01:03:53.492
believe unless you. Until

1385
01:03:53.548 --> 01:03:56.452
you see it and then you get the shot of off

1386
01:03:56.548 --> 01:03:59.500
coming in on silverwing, which initially I was

1387
01:03:59.532 --> 01:04:02.500
like, off, you freaking idiot. Like, you're

1388
01:04:02.532 --> 01:04:05.372
telling me you managed to find yourself

1389
01:04:05.428 --> 01:04:08.244
with the dragon and you go to King's Landing

1390
01:04:08.404 --> 01:04:11.260
also? Yet this episode just proved

1391
01:04:11.292 --> 01:04:14.228
a complaint I've had since. What episode?

1392
01:04:14.276 --> 01:04:17.138
One. Like, why are these two

1393
01:04:17.186 --> 01:04:18.654
places so close together?

1394
01:04:19.074 --> 01:04:21.494
Will: Yeah, yeah. I've Scene

1395
01:04:21.874 --> 01:04:24.722
they are relatively close because I know we, because even, like, with

1396
01:04:24.738 --> 01:04:27.322
the plan of getting the small

1397
01:04:27.378 --> 01:04:30.322
folk when they put the call out to, to

1398
01:04:30.498 --> 01:04:33.482
the target ambassadors to go to Dragonstone,

1399
01:04:33.578 --> 01:04:36.482
you know, Alan was a part of that. You know, they did a

1400
01:04:36.498 --> 01:04:39.274
quick little shot there of him helping to execute that

1401
01:04:39.314 --> 01:04:42.266
plan. So it's just like, yeah, you know, and, you know, with

1402
01:04:42.290 --> 01:04:45.044
the boats, you know, I do,

1403
01:04:45.624 --> 01:04:48.594
I know dragonstone and kings landing are relative

1404
01:04:48.674 --> 01:04:51.642
neighbors, but, you know, I need to look at a map of westeros to

1405
01:04:51.658 --> 01:04:54.466
see, like, the scale because I've Scene things. I've Scene

1406
01:04:54.490 --> 01:04:57.482
people say anything from like 50 miles to, like, to 400.

1407
01:04:57.538 --> 01:04:59.334
So I don't know.

1408
01:04:59.794 --> 01:05:01.294
Sarah : Yeah, yeah.

1409
01:05:02.024 --> 01:05:04.960
Will: those listeners, if you have a, if you could, like, point us

1410
01:05:04.992 --> 01:05:07.804
out to a good source that tells,

1411
01:05:08.030 --> 01:05:10.790
us how far they are in relation apart

1412
01:05:10.822 --> 01:05:13.294
from in relation to one another, we would greatly appreciate

1413
01:05:13.334 --> 01:05:13.914
that.

1414
01:05:14.454 --> 01:05:17.350
Sarah : Yeah. What were your thoughts

1415
01:05:17.382 --> 01:05:20.052
when he saw Ulf, take silverwing to

1416
01:05:20.148 --> 01:05:20.984
Kingsley?

1417
01:05:22.084 --> 01:05:23.824
Will: That probably would have been me.

1418
01:05:25.564 --> 01:05:28.236
Sarah : I mean, in his defense, he can't really

1419
01:05:28.300 --> 01:05:28.980
drive.

1420
01:05:29.132 --> 01:05:32.116
Will: He can't drive. He just hit the lottery, you

1421
01:05:32.140 --> 01:05:35.006
know? especially because, because, you know, because he

1422
01:05:35.030 --> 01:05:37.806
even. What I liked about it was he, whenever

1423
01:05:37.870 --> 01:05:40.576
they were in King's Landing and they were all sitting in a

1424
01:05:40.630 --> 01:05:43.372
are, he was started to doubt, you

1425
01:05:43.388 --> 01:05:46.036
know, he was questioning whether or not

1426
01:05:46.180 --> 01:05:48.908
he even, like, was

1427
01:05:48.956 --> 01:05:51.774
a targaryen, you know,

1428
01:05:51.854 --> 01:05:54.742
bastard. And, and, and so

1429
01:05:54.878 --> 01:05:57.862
whenever he, whenever the whole scene with the

1430
01:05:57.878 --> 01:06:00.732
whole red sewing, played out. So I guess anything who

1431
01:06:00.748 --> 01:06:03.692
has read in their title, I guess expect a lot of,

1432
01:06:03.868 --> 01:06:06.460
expect a lot of death in dramatic

1433
01:06:06.492 --> 01:06:08.294
fashion, with this show.

1434
01:06:09.744 --> 01:06:12.640
whenever that all went down in the, in the hold

1435
01:06:12.752 --> 01:06:14.404
with, Verma, Thor,

1436
01:06:15.734 --> 01:06:18.470
and then he, like, falls down and, you know, comes

1437
01:06:18.502 --> 01:06:21.354
across, silverwing. That,

1438
01:06:21.304 --> 01:06:24.024
yeah, it. I like the way they

1439
01:06:24.144 --> 01:06:27.024
did that. And then his reaction of just like, I'm just going to take a joy

1440
01:06:27.064 --> 01:06:29.514
ride with this thing. was, was,

1441
01:06:29.854 --> 01:06:32.822
was what? Like I said, it's something I would do if I, if I hit

1442
01:06:32.838 --> 01:06:34.930
the lottery. Like one dragon.

1443
01:06:35.022 --> 01:06:37.474
Sarah : Yeah, I. I'm just a

1444
01:06:37.514 --> 01:06:40.466
question. because at the end, like, Aemond does

1445
01:06:40.506 --> 01:06:43.104
fly out after him, and comes upon

1446
01:06:43.152 --> 01:06:46.080
dragonstone and you have Rhaena already standing out

1447
01:06:46.120 --> 01:06:48.720
there. And to me, I think the

1448
01:06:48.760 --> 01:06:51.632
intent is to let. Leave the viewers with. No, that

1449
01:06:51.656 --> 01:06:54.168
was an intentional joyride.

1450
01:06:54.344 --> 01:06:56.700
Will: Yeah, I don't. Yeah, I don't think it was.

1451
01:06:57.000 --> 01:06:59.766
Sarah : Yeah, I knew there was something on her face,

1452
01:06:59.888 --> 01:07:02.802
like, she. She was not just standing out there for

1453
01:07:02.826 --> 01:07:05.746
the sake of it. No, she. She knew,

1454
01:07:05.858 --> 01:07:08.256
like, to me, because they also had

1455
01:07:08.448 --> 01:07:11.072
another dragon, like, multiple dragons

1456
01:07:11.136 --> 01:07:12.984
behind. Behind her.

1457
01:07:13.152 --> 01:07:13.568
Will: Yeah.

1458
01:07:13.624 --> 01:07:16.224
Sarah : I don't know. It was. It felt more like,

1459
01:07:16.312 --> 01:07:19.296
oh, you came here. That's nice. I got a few

1460
01:07:19.328 --> 01:07:21.128
of these now, so.

1461
01:07:21.304 --> 01:07:24.000
Will: Yeah, yeah, you're right. That could.

1462
01:07:24.120 --> 01:07:27.072
It very well could have been planned. You're right. But. I know, but it's

1463
01:07:27.096 --> 01:07:29.704
funny with that scene, too, because when Aben

1464
01:07:29.752 --> 01:07:32.254
saw those other dragons standing there,

1465
01:07:32.302 --> 01:07:34.894
dragonstone. And he was, you

1466
01:07:34.902 --> 01:07:37.494
know, he had to, like,

1467
01:07:37.622 --> 01:07:40.622
really, really pull veigar back, because Veigar is like, fuck it,

1468
01:07:40.646 --> 01:07:43.252
I'm. I'm going in. I will upgrade it to do some

1469
01:07:43.276 --> 01:07:45.906
chomping. And. And, Aemond was like, that was the first

1470
01:07:45.946 --> 01:07:48.650
time, I think. I don't think we've Scene a man

1471
01:07:48.698 --> 01:07:51.546
actually have fear in his eyes like

1472
01:07:51.586 --> 01:07:54.415
that. in the two. In the two seasons that we've. We've

1473
01:07:54.447 --> 01:07:57.173
known this character. I mean, he was legit.

1474
01:07:57.221 --> 01:07:59.877
Like, we got. It was like, peace out. We got to get out of

1475
01:07:59.893 --> 01:08:00.781
here, Morgan.

1476
01:08:00.805 --> 01:08:03.651
Sarah : So, I would have agreed with you, but I

1477
01:08:03.675 --> 01:08:06.419
did see a tweet go out that

1478
01:08:06.499 --> 01:08:09.267
had a shot of Aemond and how he looked

1479
01:08:09.323 --> 01:08:12.275
after he killed Luke versus a man, and

1480
01:08:12.307 --> 01:08:15.265
how he looked after he, tried to

1481
01:08:15.297 --> 01:08:16.385
kill Aegon.

1482
01:08:16.537 --> 01:08:19.457
Will: Yeah, but I think when he killed. When he killed Luke, I

1483
01:08:19.473 --> 01:08:22.331
don't think it was fear. I think it was just like. It

1484
01:08:22.355 --> 01:08:25.011
was more like, oh, crap, what have I done?

1485
01:08:25.155 --> 01:08:28.115
Sarah : Well, to me, that's like, a little bit of fear. I mean, like,

1486
01:08:28.147 --> 01:08:29.799
the fear of what you've done.

1487
01:08:30.099 --> 01:08:32.379
Will: Well, yeah, I mean, I can see that.

1488
01:08:32.419 --> 01:08:35.339
Sarah : Anyway, like. Like, my. My point. Point

1489
01:08:35.419 --> 01:08:38.339
being is, like, I saw those,

1490
01:08:38.419 --> 01:08:41.243
so. So I don't know if it's the first time.

1491
01:08:41.411 --> 01:08:41.969
Will: Yeah.

1492
01:08:41.969 --> 01:08:44.809
Sarah : that we've actually Scene fear. I think it's been a while, though.

1493
01:08:44.849 --> 01:08:47.585
I don't think. I think maybe this is the first time in season

1494
01:08:47.657 --> 01:08:50.409
two, but I think that he just.

1495
01:08:51.629 --> 01:08:54.437
He's like his uncle. He doesn't

1496
01:08:54.493 --> 01:08:56.765
understand the crown.

1497
01:08:56.917 --> 01:08:57.365
Will: Yeah.

1498
01:08:57.899 --> 01:09:00.539
Sarah : and. And. But

1499
01:09:00.683 --> 01:09:03.447
it's also not like Rhaenyra does, too,

1500
01:09:03.867 --> 01:09:04.419
right?

1501
01:09:04.523 --> 01:09:07.515
Will: Oh, no, she's. I think

1502
01:09:07.531 --> 01:09:09.287
she's. But we've Scene her mature

1503
01:09:10.147 --> 01:09:12.299
into it better. You know, I think

1504
01:09:12.323 --> 01:09:14.971
she's. You know, she has her

1505
01:09:15.059 --> 01:09:17.799
kitchen cabinet with Messaria, as her

1506
01:09:17.831 --> 01:09:19.163
hand to help her.

1507
01:09:20.103 --> 01:09:21.843
Sarah : Masari isn't her hand.

1508
01:09:23.223 --> 01:09:26.055
Will: Cordless is her official hand. But then she has, like, what I mean by

1509
01:09:26.079 --> 01:09:28.727
kitchen cabinet. It's like the people. You know, the.

1510
01:09:28.855 --> 01:09:31.735
It's like she may not be. She can't sit at the council table, but

1511
01:09:31.759 --> 01:09:34.751
she's just as much an advisor, more. So I think she's more

1512
01:09:34.767 --> 01:09:37.639
of an advisor than her. Than her counsel at this point.

1513
01:09:37.831 --> 01:09:39.563
Sarah : Yeah. I just feel like

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friendships like those have gotten Rhaenyra in

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trouble in the past, being of royal court.

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So I don't. I

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agree she's maturing and she's

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better than Ayman, but

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I don't know if she,

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is fully prepared for the crown either. And I think.

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I think that's what they've subtly done this season

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is a lot of Rhaenyra's

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struggle, is mirrored

1524
01:10:14.481 --> 01:10:16.929
because of her struggle in her

1525
01:10:16.961 --> 01:10:19.193
marriage to her

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01:10:19.233 --> 01:10:19.973
uncle.

1527
01:10:22.273 --> 01:10:23.813
Yeah, I would agree with that,

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man. You know, maybe this is just

1529
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an incest thing, like. And that's why

1530
01:10:30.409 --> 01:10:33.131
they can't trust those of the main

1531
01:10:33.187 --> 01:10:35.979
bloodline, because the main bloodline, it's all,

1532
01:10:36.011 --> 01:10:38.527
you know, like it's inner. Anyway, I'm not going to

1533
01:10:38.535 --> 01:10:40.203
go any further.

1534
01:10:41.943 --> 01:10:44.735
The families who don't incest, they don't seem to have this

1535
01:10:44.759 --> 01:10:47.519
problem. Okay. They don't breed and they don't have this

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01:10:47.551 --> 01:10:48.123
problem.

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Will: Yeah. A little more stability

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there.

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Sarah : Yeah.

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01:10:55.287 --> 01:10:55.983
Will: Yeah.

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01:10:56.143 --> 01:10:59.083
Sarah : All right. anything else about

1542
01:10:59.703 --> 01:11:02.439
the penultimate episode of season

1543
01:11:02.511 --> 01:11:03.123
two?

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01:11:03.483 --> 01:11:06.369
Will: no, just, there. Nothing about the episode. But

1545
01:11:06.393 --> 01:11:08.727
there was another release,

1546
01:11:09.093 --> 01:11:12.029
of scenes, for the

1547
01:11:12.093 --> 01:11:15.073
finale that was. I guess there was a, making

1548
01:11:15.105 --> 01:11:17.929
her way around social media. So be careful. I think

1549
01:11:17.953 --> 01:11:20.545
HBO is working hard to get them

1550
01:11:20.681 --> 01:11:23.331
struck stricken from, like, all of. All the various

1551
01:11:23.379 --> 01:11:26.331
platforms. But, yeah, if you don't want to

1552
01:11:26.339 --> 01:11:29.005
get spoiled, then don't, you

1553
01:11:29.021 --> 01:11:31.869
know, be very, very careful as you tread

1554
01:11:31.893 --> 01:11:34.533
on TikTok or Facebook

1555
01:11:34.645 --> 01:11:37.417
or, you know, whatever social media platform of choice.

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01:11:38.837 --> 01:11:41.749
Sarah : You've had your warning. Now we'll tell

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our listeners where they can find you.

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01:11:43.933 --> 01:11:46.829
Will: Yes, you can find me on X, formally

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01:11:46.853 --> 01:11:49.093
known as Twitter, at ah will and Polk

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willmmpolk.

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Sarah : And you can find me there, too, at Sj Belmont

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01:11:54.867 --> 01:11:57.587
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