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

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with 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 you doing this evening?

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>> Sarah : Good. It's our last recording of May.

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>> Will: It is. I know this month is,

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like, zip by.

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>> Sarah : Yeah. I don't know. It's been a weird month.

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Yeah. April just happened,

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and then the. I almost can break

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up this month into two sections because I had that

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whole jury duty fiasco go on

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top of other things. So I'm just

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like. I'm like, well, we've made it to the finish line.

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Who knows what June, Will.

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>> Will: Yeah, true, true. Yeah, I guess I

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had. I had some work travel this month,

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so, which, you know, it was only like a week or so ago,

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but it seems like it was much.

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It was further back. But the cool thing about it when,

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for our walking dead fans, I was.

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I was in Lexington, Kentucky, and normaritus,

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has a restaurant there. And, so

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I was actually, I think I sent you some pictures of it.

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yes. and, so, yeah, if you're

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ever like Kentucky, go. Go check out his, his

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restaurant. It's like norm. Oh, gosh. I'm blank on the name now,

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but, but he and another co partner,

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their names are part of it. And,

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yeah, you should go check it out. It's

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got all kind of walking dead, like, memorabilia and

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stuff and all throughout, all throughout the

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>> Sarah : So now, okay, correct me if I'm

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wrong. You have you. Did you watch the

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walking dead or did you not?

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>> Will: I did not. I just. But, you know, but it's sort of

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like, you know, like one of the topics on our, on our run sheet

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tonight, it was one of those things that due,

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to, like, black Twitter. I didn't have to

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watch it because I was like, oh, I kind of was able to,

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like, follow it, sort of like them thrones.

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So kind of like, I was kind of familiar with it without actually watching

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it.

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>> Sarah : Right, right. I mean.

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I mean, when it first came out,

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there was like, everyone was talking about it every,

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those first three to four seasons, and I

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was late. I think I came on board

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right before the fourth season started

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airing, and then I think I dropped off

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around the 7th.

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and then everyone talks about how, like, oh, if you had just

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waited, there were a few seasons later when it

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got, like, better again. and

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I never. And I always had it in back of my mind. Oh, I should return.

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Never did. But I swear, when I first

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got into that, I

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rewatched the first three seasons, three

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to four seasons, over and over and

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over again, to the point where, like, I knew lines and

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all this stuff. It was. It was pretty bad.

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but. But I don't know. There was just.

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It was a moment, and I think it just lasted

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way too long. Yeah. Despite

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it, people saying it gets better at the end. It's just like. Yeah,

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but still there. There's

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so much other stuff going on that it's.

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It's really hard to maintain a long running show

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like that these days.

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>> Will: It really is. Yeah. And the

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restaurants, called Nic and Norman's, his business partners, Nic And

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then, of course, Norman is the.

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>> Sarah : Nic and Norman. That sounds.

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>> Will: Yeah.

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>> Sarah : Such a

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1960s show, Nic

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>> Will: Yeah.

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>> Sarah : Yeah.

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>> Will: I guess they have. I guess it's a little franchise. And, Yeah.

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So, Yeah, so the. One of the, like I said, if you're ever likes to

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Kentucky, just right down the street from Rep

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arena, for Kentucky Wildcat fans.

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>> Sarah : So, I mean, then let's just use this

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topic to lead into that topic of,

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you've written on here, and I know nothing about

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this. they are releasing on Hulu, a

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documentary on Black Twitter.

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>> Will: Yeah. Yeah. It's actually was. It was first premiered at south

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by Southwest, and then it, dropped on

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Hulu this month, may 9, I want to

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say. And I had heard about it, but,

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I was listening to a podcast

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yesterday, and they were talking

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about it on that show, actually, they were interviewing

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the, princess,

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Perry, Penny, who also, did

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girlfriends, and,

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also the,

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but, he was a showrunner of a couple shows, girlfriends one,

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and then, another one just dropped. Just finished on

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HBO. But, it's insecure.

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And, Yeah, so it was on

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there, and I was watching it. And that's part of reason

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why I'm tired this evening is because I got. I got sucked into the

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vortex of, like, watching. It's a three part series, and of

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course, you know, so many things like dim

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thrones and,

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you know, just sort of went through the evolution of

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how black culture.

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Culture and just american culture

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in general and how Twitter grew

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with a lot of things that

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originated in black Twitter. And so, of course, black Twitter

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covers a lot of range of things from the, you know, funny

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memes to like, you know, the crying Jordan, which I

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used quite a bit back in the day to,

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you know, of course, the hashtags, you know, like the

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various, you know, black, black girl magic and

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oscars, so white and, and so,

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so the first part was that the second part really gets us some of the

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more political things as far as, you know, Black lives

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Matter and the George Floyd, issue from

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2020 and other things like that. So

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it was just a really, really cool documentary. And like I said, I got,

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I got sucked in because it was just, ah, you know, it's

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very, it's on Hulu now. Go check it out.

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You'll, you'll definitely enjoy it, especially when you see

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we, when you watch it, it's sort of like, it's a truly

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a cool time capsule of, like, when Twitter was

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fun, right, versus the dumpster

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fire that it is now. but, but also,

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but the documentary was also inspired by an

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article written by, Jason Parham, who is m,

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who wrote a story for wired a few years ago

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about Black Twitter. And, so it's

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just taking that. And a lot of the people who originated

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some of the hashtags and various memes and things that,

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people use all the time, were interviewed, in this

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documentary as well. So it's pretty cool. Go check it out.

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>> Sarah : Yeah, yeah. Sounds pretty

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cool. especially if it can get you sucked

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in. Yeah,

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I'm missing out on those kind of things these days.

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white boy.

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my first question though, before I deep dive into

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this, project or this piece of news,

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is that the

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live action masters of the universe movie, is this

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the same movie that a few years ago it was going out

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that Noah Centineo was, was cast as

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lead?

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>> Will: Yep, same one.

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>> Sarah : So it's the same. So it's not, he's not

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replacing, Nicholas Galat.

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Galateens. Galazine.

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Galazine. I always have to remember how to pronounce it

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because Ann Hathaway Press, during press

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with the idea of, you came up with a

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jingle that she talked about and she rhymed

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his last name with magazine. Ah,

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yeah. And she, she

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also included the anecdote that she, she

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sang it to him one day and he's like, I never thought about

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that because he's always

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had to correct people. So, so, yeah, you

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just think about how it rhymes with

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magazine. So, gal. Galazine. Gaussian. but

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I remember that this on a t, but I don't

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know, I don't know, because he. He

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is like, if you had told me

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Noah dropped out and they replaced him with

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Nicholas, I would be like, that makes perfect sense

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because at this rate, the number of

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movies, like, straight to streaming movies too, that

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this man has been in over the

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last year or two. And I guess

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not all straight to see, streaming because he was in the movie

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bottoms as well, that came out last year in

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he just is all over the place and he's getting that

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burst that Noah got a few

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years back when everyone was diehard

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over the. All the boys. I loved,

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series on Netflix, and then he suddenly

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became Netflix's it boy.

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not to all the boys I love.

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And Netflix was like, oh, we see how it

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works. But. But Nicholas, he

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same path because he's not

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doing, like, his roles

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are very different all over the

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place. Cause he's also on.

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right now with, Julianne Moore.

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>> Sarah : and it's. And it's, victorian,

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I think, like Henry. And it's very

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gay.

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>> Will: Okay.

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>> Sarah : I just know that. I just know that's very. And. And

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there's this whole relationship, but, but, yeah, so.

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So the bit of news that I, like,

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divulge, all of Nicholas is like his

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IMDb. I am not on that page

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all the time. I just. He just came out

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of nowhere for me. And suddenly there's all

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this stuff. but he, has recently

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been cast, I guess, to join Noah

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in the live action movie masters of

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the universe.

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>> Will: Yes. Yeah. So. And this live

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action film. So the Netflix version

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died away. So Noah is no longer

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happening. So Nicholas will

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be. Is, going to be he man slash prince

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>> Sarah : Just told me that Noah was part of

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>> Will: No, no, you just asked if that was the same one. And I was

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like, it was the same. It was

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a live action version that was going to be produced

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by Netflix, but this one is going to be produced

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by Amazon, and it's going to be,

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released theatrically in 20. They're aiming for

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>> Sarah : Okay, so listeners, like, after

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you're done listening to this episode,

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just tweet at ah will or

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me, who,

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like, are you on my side of this debate or are

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you his? Because I. I

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don't think I asked the question wrong, but I don't

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know if I was given the right answer.

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>> Will: No, no. I just assumed that you thought

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maybe I should have clarified at that point that it was the

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>> Sarah : Yeah, but. Okay, so. But the

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net. Okay, so are there

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>> Will: It's just the one movie. The Netflix project is

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>> Sarah : So. So there was a movie there.

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with Noah that is now died, and

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figure, because Nicholas is now,

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He. He is, He is doing

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been cast as he man for the masters of the universe.

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>> Will: And the reason why I thought I. The only reason why I put this on here

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is because you mentioned the idea of you,

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>> Sarah : Oh, I know you put it on here. I'm not. I'm not

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questioning it being on here. I'm

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just. I'm like, I love how you let

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me go on, like, this four minute tirade

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and. And it turned out I completely

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misunderstood what was happening and

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then. And I was enjoying it.

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>> Will: I was enjoying it.

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>> Sarah : Well, I know, because this is what you want.

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You want me to, like, read these things and it's clearly, I

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don't know anything these days.

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But, man,

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I did finish one thing this week, which

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shouldn't be a shocker to anybody, but it was vanderpump

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rules. Season eleven. Oh. Aired

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its, ah, third part of the

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reunion last night.

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and

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it's just so funny to me how,

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public opinion changes so quickly.

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and it's just interesting. The favorites

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of last year are not necessarily the favorites of

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this year. But. No, I'm not. I'm not also

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not suggesting that Tom Sandoval

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is. Is the favorite. No, no, no.

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>> Will: Okay. Yeah. So did he rehabilitate himself?

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>> Sarah : Okay, they tried.

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>> Will: Okay.

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>> Sarah : But the big thing was Ariana is

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smart and she knew what. What

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was going on. and so she

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didn't play ball. But what she

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did not calculate was

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that her friends from last year,

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her like. Or the people who, were supporting her

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during the breakup and everything, all of the girls

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will suddenly would look at her with

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jealousy and annoyance

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and just be like, no, no, no, we do

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this. We talk to our exes,

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we put our air, our dirty laundry. You have

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to. But.

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And maybe it's just because social media,

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like it is an Al. It is

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algorithm driven. So I'm

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already a fan on Team Ariana, so

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my algorithm will only send me stuff

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like that is in support of her.

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But I have yet to see anything

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where people disagree.

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I mean, they disagree to some things. Like,

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she should have watched the season, but I also

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understand why she didn't. So, like, it is

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what it is.

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>> Will: Yeah.

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>> Sarah : So. But. But I'm also.

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But majority of the people are, like, with

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how all of her. Her actions

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over the course of the season, from what I can

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tell, majority of the audience are on her side

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and which. Which is just interesting

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how that

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alienates her from majority,

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of her cast. So. So.

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But the word on the street now is because

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they're not picking up cameras anytime soon, they

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typically would starting in June.

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that. That. And the way it

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ends, it's kind of like, okay, so is this the

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last, like, is this really the series

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finale?

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>> Sarah : and. And. But I don't. I

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don't think so. I think. I think they would have

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made it much more clearer that it

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was.

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>> Will: Oh, yeah.

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>> Sarah : I think they are just letting. Because.

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Because Ariana has some

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projects in the works right now because she's doing

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Love island, and then she's going back to Broadway

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to do another stint on Chicago.

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>> Will: Okay.

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>> Sarah : because earlier this year she was there, and she

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did, like, record breaking

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performances for, like, a

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long running Broadway play to suddenly be brought

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in as lead and then, like,

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break records. It's like, whoa.

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So I think they're waiting for

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that stuff to calm down. And then we're

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gonna do, You haven't seen these guys

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in a while, but here's what they're up

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to. But I don't. And then

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kind of get a feel as if, like,

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is the audience willing to continue with

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this group of quote unquote friends? Or. It's like,

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no, it's too obvious these days that these

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people, they may know each other, they may pop

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into each other's lives, but they are

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definitely not the group of friends we were

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introduced to, like, back in season

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one.

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>> Will: Yeah. Yeah.

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>> Sarah : And it's not just because of

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the. The drama,

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and the deceit and all of that. I think it's honestly

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because the premise of the show

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started as these people all work in a

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restaurant. Well, you work together,

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of course you're gonna spend so much time together.

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>> Will: Yeah.

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>> Sarah : They don't all work in the same place anymore,

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so you really have to.

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You are really having

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to suddenly, become real

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life friends.

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>> Will: Yeah. Yeah.

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>> Sarah : So I just. I think. I think it'll

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be interesting because Bravo's never

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one to, like, kill a revenue

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stream. But then again, has been

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a lot of, this dislike for how this

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season unfolded. And,

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just. Just the. The

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obvious. The. The.

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The obvious tv making that

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was occurring that we hadn't seen in previous

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seasons.

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>> Will: M. Yeah. I will say I did fall off

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this season because I started out watching it,

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and then I think, to your point, it did

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get that script. It did. Even though

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it's supposed to be unscripted and everything, it did start to

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feel a little, I don't know, still.

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And I just. Yeah, I never. I never got back on the

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track.

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>> Sarah : Oh, yeah. Yeah. It was. It's. Which I

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knew. I knew going into it. It's never gonna be what,

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season ₩10. Because season ten was

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just a, very rare

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lightning in the bottle moment for reality

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television.

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>> Will: Yeah. Yeah.

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>> Sarah : Where you're rewatching something,

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knowing something that occurs months later,

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and then trying to find the

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pieces that's like, oh,

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well, why wasn't like. It

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was. It was a version of clue.

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It was. It was like, who did

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it? How did this happen? And. And they

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had all of the pieces because they had all this

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footage. So. So it's

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never going to be that again.

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but anyways, so

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I just wanted to put that out there in case anybody

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who was wondering, because, you know, our

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previous discussions about the show. What? I'm a long

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die hard fan. I've been.

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>> Will: Yeah, yeah. I mean, this time last year, yeah, we were. We

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were deep and, deep in Vanderpump.

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>> Sarah : And I just want to make sure listeners realize, like,

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I do not. When will suddenly

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watches something that I say I'm watching.

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He. He just. I never ask

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him, okay. He just wants

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to be included. He gets Fomo

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so easily.

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>> Will: I. I do.

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Well, see, yeah. you know, you know, to. Our earlier conversation is even.

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It's like you see things kind of trending and, you know, but the

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water cooler talk, and it's just like, I feel like I've been

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missing the party, so.

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>> Sarah : Yeah, but it's so funny to me

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because you remind me of my dad, except my dad,

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he never. He'll never

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actually watch the things. And nine times out of ten,

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I'll actually preface when I bring up, something I'm

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watching Tim, and say, I know you're never going to watch

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this. Actually, I don't want you to watch it, but I have to just explain

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to you what is happening,

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and then he'll be all interested,

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and he may or may not go and watch it again. Nine

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times out of ten, he will not watch it. And,

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the rare case that he does, he'll come back to me and

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say, it was just more interesting when you were

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explaining. And I'm like,

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well, technically, yes, because I also

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like, no show

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goes through extended periods of time

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at high intensity. It's really

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hard to maintain that. So there's peaks and

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valleys. So. But when you're

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explaining and trying to get somebody to understand,

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like, something that was mind blowing, you're gonna

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only pick the. The peaks to

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tell them about.

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>> Will: Exactly. Exactly. Yeah.

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yeah.

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I know we're gonna talk about X Men here, but it's sort of like our

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discussion about it last week with episode five.

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>> Sarah : Yeah, yeah, that was a

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really good discussion. And I think it's very,

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relevant as we start to get into

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the list, the last three

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episodes of X Men 97,

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which are the final episodes of this season.

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but I

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just. You know, it's a curse and blessing

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to have an episode

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where it just sticks out

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and later episodes reference

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it. You just. You're like. And I

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think I explained this, talked, about

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this during our top ten last year when I was talking about

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our top five tv shows where I brought up succession.

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I'm like, succession is number three on my list.

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I'm pretty sure it was number three. It could have been number two, but

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I'm. No, I think last of us was number two.

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>> Will: Yeah, last of us number two. And the bear was number one.

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>> Sarah : Yeah, yeah. And. And you were

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surprised by it and I. Well, a. You were

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surprised because you had no idea what my number one was.

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But also I explained,

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like, I had to put it at number three because. Was it a good

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season? Yes. Was

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there. There was one

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episode, though, that stuck out

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to the point where, yeah, all the other

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episodes can be good, but they're not. Like, that

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one peaked so high that you

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can't say that the overall season was,

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like, consistent because it's like, no, you

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had. You went from good to, oh,

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my God, that. That should be shown

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in. In film school

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to. To good. Which,

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It's not like there was a bad episode, which a

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lot of seasons have, where it's like,

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what was episode four that I strongly like?

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Jubilee birthday episode of X Men.

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>> Will: Yeah, yeah.

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>> Sarah : I'm like, no, more commonly, you have a

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really bad episode that kind of weighs down

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your average. And I think for X Men

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97, because of

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the repercussions, but also because

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of just the overall

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storytelling that occurred in episode five, it

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is such a peak that.

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That it's really hard to go

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into these last three episodes and not

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compare and also not just be

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like, I wish this would hit a little bit harder

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for me. Like it did in episode five.

513
00:23:32.171 --> 00:23:35.027
>> Will: Yeah, yeah, yeah. I would

514
00:23:35.051 --> 00:23:37.931
agree with that, I mean, these. And, I'm glad we

515
00:23:38.003 --> 00:23:40.883
structured our watch the way

516
00:23:40.899 --> 00:23:43.779
that we did to have these to go ahead since it was

517
00:23:43.827 --> 00:23:45.655
designed to be a three part finale.

518
00:23:46.605 --> 00:23:49.245
and, and I'm glad we stuck to

519
00:23:49.285 --> 00:23:52.175
that, as far as watching them in a bunch.

520
00:23:52.461 --> 00:23:55.403
but you're right. I mean, I think episode ten, just to

521
00:23:55.419 --> 00:23:58.011
jump to, just to further your

522
00:23:58.043 --> 00:23:59.735
point, did.

523
00:24:00.515 --> 00:24:03.347
Yeah, I mean, it was solid. I mean, this was

524
00:24:03.371 --> 00:24:05.923
a solid season overall. I mean,

525
00:24:06.059 --> 00:24:08.789
but, I can't, you know,

526
00:24:08.877 --> 00:24:11.869
we've watched lots of shows and over the

527
00:24:11.917 --> 00:24:14.605
years, and I will say I

528
00:24:14.725 --> 00:24:17.365
leave season one of X Men 97 feeling

529
00:24:17.445 --> 00:24:20.003
very satisfied. it, it

530
00:24:20.195 --> 00:24:21.967
met expectations

531
00:24:23.067 --> 00:24:25.915
and in some ways it exceeded expectations because I

532
00:24:25.931 --> 00:24:28.923
was watching it from, you know,

533
00:24:28.955 --> 00:24:31.459
whenever we first started talking about the show, you know, I

534
00:24:31.483 --> 00:24:34.405
definitely had the bits of nostalgia, and

535
00:24:34.469 --> 00:24:37.273
thinking about this show, but it took the

536
00:24:38.173 --> 00:24:41.109
nostalgia and then added to it,

537
00:24:41.221 --> 00:24:43.973
you know, being something with something fresh and

538
00:24:44.013 --> 00:24:46.785
different. And, and I, and I think

539
00:24:46.969 --> 00:24:49.537
these last three episodes really

540
00:24:49.625 --> 00:24:52.601
captured not only the fallout of,

541
00:24:52.579 --> 00:24:55.043
what happened in episode five with Genosha,

542
00:24:55.543 --> 00:24:58.455
but, it did do

543
00:24:58.479 --> 00:25:01.127
the job of hitting the landing, but

544
00:25:01.175 --> 00:25:03.871
also doing a good springboard to things for season

545
00:25:03.927 --> 00:25:04.523
two.

546
00:25:06.343 --> 00:25:08.927
>> Sarah : Right, right. And it all goes back to

547
00:25:08.975 --> 00:25:11.757
episode eight. It just starts off

548
00:25:11.845 --> 00:25:14.325
tolerances, extinction part one,

549
00:25:14.429 --> 00:25:17.253
which the next three episodes, you get part one, part

550
00:25:17.293 --> 00:25:19.917
two, part three. And I agree, like, the

551
00:25:20.045 --> 00:25:22.717
overall, how we ended up viewing this

552
00:25:22.765 --> 00:25:25.509
entire season, I think was only to our

553
00:25:25.541 --> 00:25:28.509
benefit as much as we were talking last week

554
00:25:28.541 --> 00:25:31.261
about how those four episodes, it was a roller

555
00:25:31.317 --> 00:25:34.069
coaster. It

556
00:25:34.221 --> 00:25:36.819
helped us get to though the,

557
00:25:37.413 --> 00:25:40.273
the smooth ending, so to speak.

558
00:25:41.593 --> 00:25:44.585
I'm just trying to figure out what happens in the

559
00:25:44.609 --> 00:25:45.573
first part.

560
00:25:46.193 --> 00:25:49.177
>> Will: Yeah, yeah. I mean, basically we, you know, one of

561
00:25:49.185 --> 00:25:52.121
the things that whenever we were, we were what? We

562
00:25:52.137 --> 00:25:54.173
got a question answered. Who was Bastion?

563
00:25:54.833 --> 00:25:57.707
Yeah, because I wasn't familiar with it, but

564
00:25:57.755 --> 00:26:00.283
I will say, you know, so we do get

565
00:26:00.323 --> 00:26:02.473
the, we get the

566
00:26:03.383 --> 00:26:06.303
grand plan. We get as far as who the true

567
00:26:06.343 --> 00:26:08.743
big bad is. It wasn't Mister sinister,

568
00:26:08.823 --> 00:26:11.723
but it was Batman. Bastian

569
00:26:12.063 --> 00:26:14.243
Sebastian, is real name.

570
00:26:14.583 --> 00:26:17.551
And we learned that what I

571
00:26:17.567 --> 00:26:20.319
liked about his origin story, it was like,

572
00:26:20.351 --> 00:26:22.443
yes, he's a mutant himself,

573
00:26:24.983 --> 00:26:26.403
but he also,

574
00:26:28.563 --> 00:26:31.091
also is, you know, create some prime

575
00:26:31.147 --> 00:26:33.595
sentinels who, and affect them with

576
00:26:33.779 --> 00:26:36.303
the, you know, the virus that sentinel,

577
00:26:36.723 --> 00:26:39.459
Mister Sentinel came up with. Mister sinister came up

578
00:26:39.491 --> 00:26:42.379
with, and, you know, to create these ultimate,

579
00:26:42.491 --> 00:26:45.211
these ultimate weapons that the X Men can't, you

580
00:26:45.227 --> 00:26:47.663
know, can't defeat because,

581
00:26:48.803 --> 00:26:51.683
you know, they're, they're you know, they're not the mental

582
00:26:51.723 --> 00:26:54.675
mute mental sentinels that we're so used to seeing, but

583
00:26:54.699 --> 00:26:57.401
these are, you know, people who, some who

584
00:26:57.417 --> 00:26:59.945
volunteered and some who were unwittingly,

585
00:26:59.939 --> 00:27:02.809
created, you know, in his hometown. and his own

586
00:27:02.841 --> 00:27:03.413
mother.

587
00:27:05.633 --> 00:27:08.633
>> Sarah : Basically created human sentinels.

588
00:27:08.753 --> 00:27:09.337
>> Will: Yeah.

589
00:27:09.465 --> 00:27:12.273
>> Sarah : Because he infected the same virus that gets

590
00:27:12.313 --> 00:27:15.033
infected. That Nathan gets infected with.

591
00:27:15.153 --> 00:27:17.825
Yeah, yeah, yeah. And

592
00:27:17.929 --> 00:27:20.505
he. And you're right. Like, it was

593
00:27:20.569 --> 00:27:23.201
interesting, the further it went on, to

594
00:27:23.257 --> 00:27:25.947
realize that he was mutant, too,

595
00:27:25.995 --> 00:27:28.373
because he can, basically control

596
00:27:29.113 --> 00:27:31.773
electronics, computers,

597
00:27:32.329 --> 00:27:34.841
but he's not Magneto. But it's kind of

598
00:27:34.985 --> 00:27:37.509
another version of Magneto, if you think about it,

599
00:27:38.609 --> 00:27:39.349
which

600
00:27:41.609 --> 00:27:44.505
I keep thinking about that tweet you sent me earlier

601
00:27:44.577 --> 00:27:47.457
this week about someone pointing out the

602
00:27:47.513 --> 00:27:50.435
ten or the five, like,

603
00:27:50.435 --> 00:27:52.455
m almost always storylines.

604
00:27:53.261 --> 00:27:55.633
of. And it's just like,

605
00:27:56.013 --> 00:27:58.997
yeah. And, and I think maybe

606
00:27:59.045 --> 00:28:01.797
that's where. I don't know

607
00:28:01.845 --> 00:28:04.693
why, but, and I've listened

608
00:28:04.733 --> 00:28:07.709
to people talk about this show, like, do full reviews

609
00:28:07.741 --> 00:28:09.917
now that I've seen the final three

610
00:28:09.965 --> 00:28:12.797
episodes. And a lot of people are on your

611
00:28:12.845 --> 00:28:15.597
side, will, and. Which I'm not

612
00:28:15.645 --> 00:28:18.555
surprised by because, I don't know, I still have

613
00:28:18.579 --> 00:28:21.507
yet to articulate or pinpoint exactly

614
00:28:21.595 --> 00:28:24.475
why. As much as I

615
00:28:24.499 --> 00:28:27.337
like the nostalgia, and can

616
00:28:27.385 --> 00:28:30.193
appreciate things and aspects about this

617
00:28:30.233 --> 00:28:33.009
show, I still have to be honest. And it.

618
00:28:33.161 --> 00:28:35.665
And nothing hit me the same

619
00:28:35.729 --> 00:28:38.577
way where. Where

620
00:28:38.625 --> 00:28:41.505
I'm finding, like, I have to have people talk about it

621
00:28:41.529 --> 00:28:44.321
and be like, oh, I never thought about it that way.

622
00:28:44.377 --> 00:28:47.373
Or, I don't know, it just. It just

623
00:28:47.453 --> 00:28:50.205
didn't. I guess, in a

624
00:28:50.229 --> 00:28:53.189
weird way, I'm kind of reluctant to say this,

625
00:28:53.221 --> 00:28:56.093
but in a weird way, I'm just like, for whatever reason, I did

626
00:28:56.133 --> 00:28:58.993
not find that watching this show to be fun.

627
00:29:00.013 --> 00:29:01.193
No. Why?

628
00:29:02.533 --> 00:29:04.557
>> Will: Yeah, go ahead. Go ahead.

629
00:29:04.605 --> 00:29:07.383
>> Sarah : I, don't know. I think a part of it is just because

630
00:29:07.471 --> 00:29:10.335
even though this is the original

631
00:29:10.407 --> 00:29:12.539
series aired in 97,

632
00:29:13.219 --> 00:29:15.763
there has been so much x Men content

633
00:29:15.891 --> 00:29:18.279
since then. That's been live action.

634
00:29:18.859 --> 00:29:21.835
And, and for the most part, I mean,

635
00:29:21.947 --> 00:29:24.839
up until, like, the Phoenix saga,

636
00:29:26.139 --> 00:29:29.083
I definitely stopped after that. I

637
00:29:29.091 --> 00:29:31.995
was like, no, there's no way I'm doing that. I know that's just going to

638
00:29:32.011 --> 00:29:34.987
be bad, but. So, so maybe it's just

639
00:29:35.027 --> 00:29:37.739
a little bit of burnt out on these

640
00:29:37.803 --> 00:29:39.999
characters and also just the

641
00:29:40.183 --> 00:29:41.623
storylines.

642
00:29:41.815 --> 00:29:44.583
>> Will: Yeah, yeah, well, yeah, I mean,

643
00:29:44.775 --> 00:29:47.547
that's a very fair point. And two, I mean,

644
00:29:48.087 --> 00:29:51.055
the X Men, it is an allegory.

645
00:29:51.111 --> 00:29:53.799
I mean, with some of the things that they're dealing with, you know,

646
00:29:53.823 --> 00:29:56.543
within the prejudice. Because, I mean, for example, in

647
00:29:56.615 --> 00:29:58.787
episode eight, I mean, we're seeing it. You know, we see,

648
00:29:59.383 --> 00:30:01.083
when Magneto is,

649
00:30:02.143 --> 00:30:04.437
captured there and, you know, they.

650
00:30:04.615 --> 00:30:07.433
They. It is. They do like, show

651
00:30:07.473 --> 00:30:10.377
us his n*** tattoo from when he was in

652
00:30:10.385 --> 00:30:12.693
the concentration camp. So to get to his background

653
00:30:13.673 --> 00:30:16.505
and the whole genocide thing, I mean,

654
00:30:16.529 --> 00:30:19.209
it's, you know, this is not. This is not your kid's X

655
00:30:19.241 --> 00:30:21.001
Men as far as you know.

656
00:30:21.057 --> 00:30:23.977
>> Sarah : Well, no, but there was so much of that in

657
00:30:24.025 --> 00:30:25.521
X Men first class.

658
00:30:25.697 --> 00:30:26.673
>> Will: True that.

659
00:30:26.713 --> 00:30:29.503
>> Sarah : When I, When I was watching those scenes, my

660
00:30:29.543 --> 00:30:31.183
mind went back to that movie.

661
00:30:31.303 --> 00:30:32.711
>> Will: Yeah, and maybe that's your.

662
00:30:32.767 --> 00:30:35.631
That's a good point that you raised there earlier about being

663
00:30:35.687 --> 00:30:38.313
burnt out, man. I think. But

664
00:30:38.613 --> 00:30:41.573
because I was too. I mean, I haven't. I mean, I did get

665
00:30:41.613 --> 00:30:44.309
burnout with X men myself

666
00:30:44.421 --> 00:30:45.993
and sort. And,

667
00:30:47.143 --> 00:30:49.839
you know, so even though whenever we saw that

668
00:30:49.871 --> 00:30:51.563
this series was coming,

669
00:30:52.693 --> 00:30:55.679
you know, I was excited for it. But at the same time,

670
00:30:55.751 --> 00:30:58.695
you know, I think we both collectively decided to, like, let's just stick

671
00:30:58.719 --> 00:31:01.719
the plan. We don't need to, like, shift. Course, we'll get to it after we get

672
00:31:01.751 --> 00:31:04.695
through, you know, the things that we were watching earlier this year.

673
00:31:04.839 --> 00:31:07.589
So, not because

674
00:31:07.661 --> 00:31:10.397
we didn't want, you know, for. For, you know, like. Yeah. And.

675
00:31:10.445 --> 00:31:12.653
And so. But I think this

676
00:31:12.693 --> 00:31:15.645
episode, you know, I did like. I did

677
00:31:15.669 --> 00:31:18.637
like the way episode eight sort of, just sort of started to pull some of

678
00:31:18.645 --> 00:31:21.619
the threads together, you know, especially how I,

679
00:31:21.571 --> 00:31:24.273
can't remember her name, but the. The,

680
00:31:26.057 --> 00:31:29.043
woman, who, was supposedly the ally. But then, of

681
00:31:29.067 --> 00:31:31.595
course, she was like the, you know, the

682
00:31:31.723 --> 00:31:33.751
unwitting collaborator to.

683
00:31:34.411 --> 00:31:36.987
>> Sarah : There was her. And then there was the news

684
00:31:37.059 --> 00:31:40.043
person who was flirting with Beast, who turned

685
00:31:40.067 --> 00:31:42.651
out to be one of them. So, I mean,

686
00:31:42.811 --> 00:31:45.747
I know who you're talking about, and I'm sure our listeners who

687
00:31:45.779 --> 00:31:48.299
watch the show do, too. about the

688
00:31:48.363 --> 00:31:51.215
unwilling, Ally, who

689
00:31:51.231 --> 00:31:53.427
we've seen throughout the season, too.

690
00:31:54.867 --> 00:31:57.843
yeah, I like all of that. I did get

691
00:31:57.875 --> 00:32:00.687
a little bit, and it was weird.

692
00:32:00.643 --> 00:32:03.643
and you're going to hate this because it's one of your least

693
00:32:03.683 --> 00:32:06.235
favorite episodes we've ever covered on this show.

694
00:32:06.379 --> 00:32:08.971
But I had a weird flashback to that zombie

695
00:32:09.027 --> 00:32:10.703
episode in the flash

696
00:32:11.773 --> 00:32:13.893
when everyone started turning into

697
00:32:13.973 --> 00:32:15.109
sentinels.

698
00:32:15.301 --> 00:32:16.229
>> Will: Oh, yeah.

699
00:32:16.381 --> 00:32:18.773
>> Sarah : I just had this, like, weird, like, oh, my

700
00:32:18.813 --> 00:32:19.473
God,

701
00:32:23.573 --> 00:32:26.301
my mind went there for some reason and I

702
00:32:26.357 --> 00:32:28.989
barely watched that episode. And you turned it off.

703
00:32:29.141 --> 00:32:30.563
>> Will: I did. I, did.

704
00:32:30.863 --> 00:32:33.279
>> Sarah : Yeah. So.

705
00:32:33.471 --> 00:32:36.159
But it was. It was a

706
00:32:36.191 --> 00:32:39.043
very well structured, like,

707
00:32:40.263 --> 00:32:42.791
real dedicated episode

708
00:32:42.887 --> 00:32:43.523
to,

709
00:32:45.343 --> 00:32:47.683
breaking down the villain

710
00:32:48.023 --> 00:32:50.839
only for him to. I

711
00:32:50.871 --> 00:32:53.551
felt like, because

712
00:32:53.687 --> 00:32:56.063
there's always two villains. Because if

713
00:32:56.103 --> 00:32:59.015
Magneto's there, he'll always be a

714
00:32:59.039 --> 00:32:59.683
villain.

715
00:33:00.023 --> 00:33:01.103
>> Will: Right, right.

716
00:33:01.263 --> 00:33:04.095
>> Sarah : A frenemy, if you will. It's

717
00:33:04.119 --> 00:33:06.624
just. It's just Magneto.

718
00:33:06.808 --> 00:33:09.648
So. So then they were able to

719
00:33:09.680 --> 00:33:12.424
really turn their attention in episode nine

720
00:33:12.568 --> 00:33:15.136
to making sure we.

721
00:33:15.304 --> 00:33:17.960
We realize how much of a threat still

722
00:33:18.016 --> 00:33:20.408
Magneto is and how all of these

723
00:33:20.440 --> 00:33:22.812
events are making him

724
00:33:23.552 --> 00:33:26.488
turn against what he originally

725
00:33:26.560 --> 00:33:29.208
came to the X Men, to

726
00:33:29.240 --> 00:33:30.885
be, essentially.

727
00:33:31.029 --> 00:33:33.869
>> Will: Yeah, yeah, yeah. And to your

728
00:33:33.901 --> 00:33:35.873
point, I mean, they do set. You know, they do.

729
00:33:37.213 --> 00:33:39.861
Well, it was one of those, like, he was like that. He was a hero. He

730
00:33:39.877 --> 00:33:42.757
was. He's truly. He's a villain, but also,

731
00:33:42.805 --> 00:33:45.805
in some regards, some weird anti hero, too, because it's like

732
00:33:45.829 --> 00:33:48.709
Magneto was right. And, you know, he gets into, again, the whole

733
00:33:48.741 --> 00:33:51.725
philosophical debate between, you know, Charles

734
00:33:51.789 --> 00:33:54.229
and Eric as far as which path to

735
00:33:54.261 --> 00:33:57.029
go and and and

736
00:33:57.181 --> 00:34:00.109
as the way they set this thing up.

737
00:34:00.141 --> 00:34:03.141
Yeah. You know, it's like. And I

738
00:34:03.157 --> 00:34:05.913
have to say, I have to admit, I was kind of like, you know,

739
00:34:06.533 --> 00:34:08.877
Eric wasn't wrong about what he was thinking

740
00:34:08.925 --> 00:34:09.589
here.

741
00:34:09.781 --> 00:34:12.717
>> Sarah : No. No. And and I think that's always

742
00:34:12.805 --> 00:34:15.445
why, despite how it's

743
00:34:15.509 --> 00:34:18.365
overplayed, been overdone. And

744
00:34:18.389 --> 00:34:20.353
we've seen it so many times before,

745
00:34:21.013 --> 00:34:24.013
the core. At the

746
00:34:24.053 --> 00:34:26.621
core of the X Men is

747
00:34:26.717 --> 00:34:29.613
the philosophical differences between

748
00:34:29.693 --> 00:34:31.313
Charles and Magneto.

749
00:34:33.573 --> 00:34:36.551
And you can't deny it. and the more you understand

750
00:34:36.647 --> 00:34:38.803
their friendship, the more you understand

751
00:34:39.503 --> 00:34:42.391
how they become enemies. And then also, at

752
00:34:42.407 --> 00:34:45.343
the end of the day, how they will

753
00:34:45.383 --> 00:34:47.935
always be each other's biggest adversaries.

754
00:34:47.999 --> 00:34:49.583
Because, like,

755
00:34:50.643 --> 00:34:53.139
as much hate and

756
00:34:53.211 --> 00:34:56.091
annoyance there is, there's also also this love.

757
00:34:56.147 --> 00:34:58.203
Because they were friends first.

758
00:34:58.363 --> 00:34:58.839
>> Will: Yeah.

759
00:34:58.839 --> 00:35:01.255
>> Sarah : and I'm sure, like, there's fan fiction.

760
00:35:01.375 --> 00:35:04.087
Okay. They were friends first.

761
00:35:04.151 --> 00:35:07.127
Yeah. I know. I can read between the lines. I

762
00:35:07.191 --> 00:35:07.995
get it.

763
00:35:09.675 --> 00:35:11.651
but so, so.

764
00:35:11.723 --> 00:35:14.685
And I think. I think they did a good. Well

765
00:35:14.875 --> 00:35:17.841
or a good job. Man, I can't talk right now.

766
00:35:17.953 --> 00:35:20.321
They did a good job in,

767
00:35:21.255 --> 00:35:23.935
making the viewers see

768
00:35:23.975 --> 00:35:26.927
that because they purposely didn't

769
00:35:26.991 --> 00:35:29.759
have Professor X in, like, the

770
00:35:29.807 --> 00:35:32.143
first six episodes.

771
00:35:32.239 --> 00:35:33.023
>> Will: Yeah. Yeah.

772
00:35:33.079 --> 00:35:35.951
>> Sarah : So you really got to

773
00:35:36.103 --> 00:35:37.555
see a different side,

774
00:35:39.081 --> 00:35:40.661
to Magneto,

775
00:35:44.271 --> 00:35:46.847
much like the X Men themselves did.

776
00:35:46.999 --> 00:35:47.759
>> Will: Yeah.

777
00:35:47.935 --> 00:35:50.783
>> Sarah : Which. And maybe it would be. Maybe it would have

778
00:35:50.807 --> 00:35:53.719
been a little bit more interesting had it not just been

779
00:35:53.775 --> 00:35:56.257
rogue and starboy.

780
00:35:57.405 --> 00:35:58.561
yeah, yeah.

781
00:36:01.821 --> 00:36:04.811
Side with Magneto, when he

782
00:36:04.851 --> 00:36:07.581
decides that. Well, and

783
00:36:07.741 --> 00:36:10.641
make Nino's defense like, he also,

784
00:36:11.287 --> 00:36:13.471
like, what other choice was there?

785
00:36:13.931 --> 00:36:16.787
Okay? Like, they were. They

786
00:36:16.819 --> 00:36:19.699
were going down. Going down pretty quickly. So he pulled

787
00:36:19.715 --> 00:36:22.551
the plug. Okay? He had to. He had to pull the plug.

788
00:36:23.171 --> 00:36:25.987
And. And so. And so I get it. He could have

789
00:36:26.019 --> 00:36:28.835
turned it back on, but he. A bit

790
00:36:28.883 --> 00:36:29.671
stubborn.

791
00:36:30.131 --> 00:36:31.991
>> Will: Just a little bit. Just a little bit.

792
00:36:32.661 --> 00:36:34.077
>> Sarah : I mean, he was right.

793
00:36:34.229 --> 00:36:36.933
>> Will: Yeah. He was right. Yeah. Yeah. It's like, yes.

794
00:36:37.037 --> 00:36:39.989
Yeah. Been more telling y'all for years.

795
00:36:40.045 --> 00:36:42.749
And then finally he was like, y'all f***** around.

796
00:36:42.845 --> 00:36:43.921
You found out.

797
00:36:45.181 --> 00:36:47.633
>> Sarah : Right? Right. and. And

798
00:36:47.673 --> 00:36:50.585
it's. And I mean,

799
00:36:50.609 --> 00:36:53.529
you have Magneto, who. Who

800
00:36:53.601 --> 00:36:56.273
basically wants to

801
00:36:56.353 --> 00:36:58.873
uplift the mutants,

802
00:36:59.109 --> 00:37:01.813
despite humans,

803
00:37:02.109 --> 00:37:05.073
and views humans as lesser. But that's

804
00:37:05.113 --> 00:37:07.809
not. And as similar as it may seem,

805
00:37:07.961 --> 00:37:10.921
that's not necessarily the same philosophy that is going

806
00:37:10.977 --> 00:37:13.613
on with Bastia. As he himself.

807
00:37:14.393 --> 00:37:16.893
He's more like, no,

808
00:37:17.553 --> 00:37:19.753
how do I make humans the

809
00:37:19.793 --> 00:37:22.689
superior race? Like, how

810
00:37:22.721 --> 00:37:25.529
do. And in a way, he just built

811
00:37:25.601 --> 00:37:27.173
an army of himself.

812
00:37:28.243 --> 00:37:30.915
So. So in a way, he pulled a

813
00:37:30.939 --> 00:37:31.783
fallout.

814
00:37:34.163 --> 00:37:37.015
Pulled a fallout, if you will. and

815
00:37:37.047 --> 00:37:39.887
just. And just wanted to create more like him.

816
00:37:39.983 --> 00:37:42.375
So it was. It was a

817
00:37:42.407 --> 00:37:45.287
similar ideology. But that

818
00:37:45.343 --> 00:37:47.955
one difference between, how.

819
00:37:48.067 --> 00:37:50.459
How, quote unquote whatever

820
00:37:50.539 --> 00:37:53.175
coexistence means in

821
00:37:53.207 --> 00:37:56.177
these, but he just wanted to make

822
00:37:56.233 --> 00:37:58.889
everyone like him so that.

823
00:37:59.049 --> 00:38:01.793
So that, like, quote unquote humans,

824
00:38:01.841 --> 00:38:04.737
which would really be turned into sentinels, would be

825
00:38:04.793 --> 00:38:07.229
superior than even mutants.

826
00:38:07.865 --> 00:38:10.463
because at this rate, mutants are out.

827
00:38:10.591 --> 00:38:12.339
Gonna start outnumbering,

828
00:38:12.935 --> 00:38:13.829
humans.

829
00:38:14.529 --> 00:38:15.309
>> Will: Yeah.

830
00:38:15.609 --> 00:38:18.379
>> Sarah : Yeah, yeah, yeah.

831
00:38:18.615 --> 00:38:21.169
>> Will: yeah. I mean, I think that's a really good summation of, like,

832
00:38:21.329 --> 00:38:23.109
episode nine.

833
00:38:23.125 --> 00:38:26.085
you know, of course, we do get some other things that did

834
00:38:26.125 --> 00:38:29.021
happen in the episode, of course, and sprinkled all

835
00:38:29.053 --> 00:38:31.551
throughout all three of these. We were getting some,

836
00:38:32.745 --> 00:38:35.353
you know, cameos and easter, you know, of

837
00:38:35.449 --> 00:38:38.321
various other, you know, various marvel characters,

838
00:38:38.393 --> 00:38:39.971
which, again, also helped to,

839
00:38:42.465 --> 00:38:45.405
sure, how big this world is.

840
00:38:47.475 --> 00:38:50.341
but also, we do

841
00:38:50.373 --> 00:38:53.285
get two critical things happen, of course, storm

842
00:38:53.325 --> 00:38:55.265
is back. She gets reunited with the team.

843
00:38:57.561 --> 00:39:00.491
and of course, at the end there, we do see

844
00:39:00.831 --> 00:39:01.851
magneto,

845
00:39:03.661 --> 00:39:05.357
rip in the. At the,

846
00:39:05.861 --> 00:39:08.769
wolverines. Ah. At the. At the knee. I

847
00:39:08.785 --> 00:39:11.721
can't. I always get that. I can never pronounce that word.

848
00:39:11.881 --> 00:39:14.783
But, this is skeleton out of him. And,

849
00:39:14.777 --> 00:39:17.703
putting him in a critical condition. So, which was.

850
00:39:17.895 --> 00:39:20.809
Which was, you know, inspired by one of the events

851
00:39:20.833 --> 00:39:23.721
in the comics. And then, of course, also, we just got to just very

852
00:39:23.769 --> 00:39:26.375
cool the OG costumes. that.

853
00:39:26.471 --> 00:39:29.161
That the, I just thought that was a pretty cool touch that they

854
00:39:29.185 --> 00:39:30.789
added in the, in the show.

855
00:39:31.289 --> 00:39:34.057
>> Sarah : Not gonna lie, I hated the OG costumes.

856
00:39:34.153 --> 00:39:34.829
>> Will: Yeah.

857
00:39:36.129 --> 00:39:38.681
>> Sarah : Because I kept, because those, those

858
00:39:38.745 --> 00:39:41.473
costumes are not the costumes that I remember.

859
00:39:41.561 --> 00:39:44.273
So the whole time, I'm m like, what the

860
00:39:44.321 --> 00:39:45.709
heck are they with?

861
00:39:47.329 --> 00:39:50.025
>> Will: I remember some of those from, like, the Chris

862
00:39:50.057 --> 00:39:52.403
Garmont days, whenever, he was,

863
00:39:52.813 --> 00:39:55.405
whenever he was on the, on the, in the comic book. So.

864
00:39:55.549 --> 00:39:57.633
So he's John Byrne. Yeah.

865
00:39:58.493 --> 00:40:01.397
>> Sarah : Rewind a little bit to go back to cameos,

866
00:40:01.445 --> 00:40:04.309
because I just want to point this out, because it was the one that stuck

867
00:40:04.341 --> 00:40:07.085
out the most to me. They even incorporated

868
00:40:07.149 --> 00:40:08.317
cloak and dagger.

869
00:40:08.445 --> 00:40:11.429
>> Will: I saw that. I thought about, as soon as I saw them, I was like,

870
00:40:11.461 --> 00:40:13.393
hey, yeah.

871
00:40:14.093 --> 00:40:16.933
>> Sarah : Tyrone, which man, we

872
00:40:16.973 --> 00:40:19.967
were, we were getting into that series,

873
00:40:20.055 --> 00:40:22.727
and then they, they just canceled it. I

874
00:40:22.735 --> 00:40:25.645
understand ratings were low, but, But,

875
00:40:25.709 --> 00:40:28.593
yeah, like, I saw that and I was like, yeah.

876
00:40:33.729 --> 00:40:36.703
so, yeah, that, that was, I like that.

877
00:40:36.743 --> 00:40:39.287
I like how, yeah, we saw the, the big

878
00:40:39.335 --> 00:40:42.035
guys, guys we all know in Marvel,

879
00:40:42.199 --> 00:40:45.175
but we also saw glimpses, at, some of

880
00:40:45.199 --> 00:40:48.127
the, some of the understories. I mean, there, there was

881
00:40:48.175 --> 00:40:51.135
a lot more daredevil than I thought. But

882
00:40:51.159 --> 00:40:53.959
then again, knowing daredevil is coming

883
00:40:54.031 --> 00:40:56.911
back in March, it kind of makes sense why there was so

884
00:40:56.967 --> 00:40:57.375
much.

885
00:40:57.479 --> 00:40:59.735
>> Will: Yeah, so

886
00:40:59.919 --> 00:41:02.735
Spider saw Spider man from the, you know, from

887
00:41:02.759 --> 00:41:05.487
that animated. From the, that also ran

888
00:41:05.535 --> 00:41:08.189
contemporaneous with the, original X Men animated

889
00:41:08.221 --> 00:41:10.575
series. and they were the same universe.

890
00:41:10.639 --> 00:41:13.239
>> Sarah : So of course they are.

891
00:41:13.391 --> 00:41:16.263
>> Will: Yeah, yeah. Because they had it all crossover back in the day on it with those,

892
00:41:16.303 --> 00:41:19.199
with that, with two, two cartoons. So, yeah,

893
00:41:19.271 --> 00:41:22.095
it was just, it was. Even Doctor Doom showed up. I was like,

894
00:41:22.119 --> 00:41:24.031
oh, yeah, all right.

895
00:41:24.087 --> 00:41:26.887
>> Sarah : Yeah, yeah. Feige

896
00:41:26.935 --> 00:41:28.703
had a heyday with that.

897
00:41:28.863 --> 00:41:29.679
>> Will: He did.

898
00:41:29.831 --> 00:41:32.591
>> Sarah : It is cool to see him, his name in the

899
00:41:32.607 --> 00:41:35.247
credits because I'm m just like, okay. Even

900
00:41:35.295 --> 00:41:38.263
though I know this show is not working the way it should

901
00:41:38.303 --> 00:41:41.113
be and the way it is for others, I

902
00:41:41.153 --> 00:41:43.969
still like seeing his name. I'm like,

903
00:41:44.001 --> 00:41:46.733
okay, just have, like, he's still there.

904
00:41:48.793 --> 00:41:51.505
>> Will: He can bring it. He can still bring it. I don't

905
00:41:51.529 --> 00:41:52.093
know.

906
00:41:52.513 --> 00:41:55.425
>> Sarah : Comfort, like, I understand these days, the

907
00:41:55.449 --> 00:41:57.933
MCU does not have the track record

908
00:41:58.273 --> 00:42:01.073
in its heyday. Totally agree with that

909
00:42:01.233 --> 00:42:03.929
and understand that. But at the same time, for

910
00:42:03.961 --> 00:42:06.481
whatever reason, I, there's

911
00:42:06.537 --> 00:42:09.257
still something where I'm just like, there's a bit of

912
00:42:09.305 --> 00:42:11.373
comfort that I see.

913
00:42:11.949 --> 00:42:14.895
where, when I see a bad MCU movie, I'm

914
00:42:14.919 --> 00:42:17.087
just, I also probably tell myself

915
00:42:17.135 --> 00:42:20.087
subsciously, Feige had nothing to do with that he took a

916
00:42:20.095 --> 00:42:23.039
vacation time. They did not see the

917
00:42:23.071 --> 00:42:25.911
script that went to like number two guy who

918
00:42:25.927 --> 00:42:27.023
then got fired.

919
00:42:27.143 --> 00:42:30.023
>> Will: Yeah. Yeah, yeah. I was there in a bob chapera

920
00:42:30.063 --> 00:42:32.523
where every, you know, poor Kevin was like,

921
00:42:34.343 --> 00:42:37.103
too many things going on at once. So he couldn't, he could.

922
00:42:37.143 --> 00:42:40.119
Yeah. He delegated. He delegated to middle

923
00:42:40.151 --> 00:42:41.803
management. They screwed it up.

924
00:42:43.413 --> 00:42:46.381
Can't do everything. But, yeah, but you're right. It was like, it was a comfort

925
00:42:46.397 --> 00:42:48.349
because even I did.

926
00:42:48.541 --> 00:42:51.309
Speaking of the heyday of MCU,

927
00:42:51.421 --> 00:42:54.397
for example, even though it was very predictable in some

928
00:42:54.445 --> 00:42:56.973
regards, that rogue would be one of the ones who would

929
00:42:57.013 --> 00:43:00.005
go side with Magneto because of all

930
00:43:00.069 --> 00:43:02.495
what had transpired. you know, the

931
00:43:02.527 --> 00:43:05.501
whole people choose the sides of stuff. I did, as

932
00:43:05.525 --> 00:43:08.415
I was watching it, I did kind of smile a little bit thinking back

933
00:43:08.447 --> 00:43:09.511
to civil war.

934
00:43:09.695 --> 00:43:10.479
>> Sarah : Oh, yeah.

935
00:43:10.599 --> 00:43:11.299
>> Will: Yeah.

936
00:43:11.639 --> 00:43:14.575
>> Sarah : Because there was even that moment with Captain America

937
00:43:14.727 --> 00:43:17.407
in one of these episodes where I immediately had a

938
00:43:17.423 --> 00:43:19.215
flashback to civil war.

939
00:43:19.327 --> 00:43:19.925
>> Will: Yeah.

940
00:43:19.925 --> 00:43:22.773
>> Sarah : and so again, it's, it's

941
00:43:22.829 --> 00:43:25.705
almost that it's not just that they leaned on,

942
00:43:26.631 --> 00:43:29.485
the original series nostalgia, but

943
00:43:29.525 --> 00:43:32.405
just the MCU as a whole, which has built

944
00:43:32.445 --> 00:43:35.079
up its own nostalgia over the

945
00:43:35.127 --> 00:43:37.295
decades that it's been building this

946
00:43:37.335 --> 00:43:38.135
universe.

947
00:43:38.255 --> 00:43:38.759
>> Will: Yeah.

948
00:43:38.847 --> 00:43:41.757
>> Sarah : And, and the one thing I want to bring up, that

949
00:43:41.781 --> 00:43:44.733
I don't even think I put in my notes. But, man,

950
00:43:44.789 --> 00:43:47.701
if you don't think I'm going to bring this up, then nobody, you didn't

951
00:43:47.733 --> 00:43:50.581
listen last week. But who was right or who was

952
00:43:50.613 --> 00:43:53.613
wrong? I told you they were not going to address

953
00:43:53.669 --> 00:43:55.585
the fact that rogue killed someone.

954
00:43:56.365 --> 00:43:58.299
>> Will: Yeah, you're right. You're right.

955
00:43:58.437 --> 00:44:01.199
>> Sarah : Yeah. Will was telling me, no, no, no.

956
00:44:01.287 --> 00:44:04.195
There's going to be consequences, repercussions

957
00:44:04.575 --> 00:44:07.543
based on. And I'm like, no, no, they're not going

958
00:44:07.559 --> 00:44:10.255
to address it. And I know they

959
00:44:10.295 --> 00:44:13.071
could, but as of right now, they

960
00:44:13.103 --> 00:44:15.719
have not, which I'm not surprised.

961
00:44:15.887 --> 00:44:16.447
>> Will: Yeah.

962
00:44:16.551 --> 00:44:17.235
>> Sarah : Yeah.

963
00:44:18.415 --> 00:44:21.383
>> Will: I was wrong. I was wrong. I thought, I thought we would get resolution to it

964
00:44:21.399 --> 00:44:24.387
sooner. But, you're right. It'll, it'll most likely be season two

965
00:44:24.411 --> 00:44:25.135
or three.

966
00:44:25.905 --> 00:44:28.729
>> Sarah : Yeah. If it's season three. I

967
00:44:28.777 --> 00:44:30.165
still think I'm right.

968
00:44:30.625 --> 00:44:32.449
>> Will: Yeah, you're right. I mean, yeah.

969
00:44:32.617 --> 00:44:35.105
>> Sarah : The statue of limitations for

970
00:44:35.145 --> 00:44:37.525
addressing something like that.

971
00:44:39.225 --> 00:44:42.045
>> Will: Yeah. We're still waiting for, we're still waiting for WandaVision. So,

972
00:44:43.105 --> 00:44:43.885
yeah.

973
00:44:45.345 --> 00:44:46.325
>> Sarah : It's just

974
00:44:48.185 --> 00:44:51.065
when things happen and nobody goes

975
00:44:51.105 --> 00:44:54.005
back to it, man, it sticks out like a sore

976
00:44:54.165 --> 00:44:54.865
thor.

977
00:44:55.325 --> 00:44:56.625
My goodness.

978
00:44:58.895 --> 00:45:01.761
I, you know, the,

979
00:45:02.755 --> 00:45:04.055
episode ten,

980
00:45:05.795 --> 00:45:08.769
I fell asleep a little bit, because I'm just, I'm just

981
00:45:08.817 --> 00:45:11.731
not an action person. And, it's

982
00:45:11.763 --> 00:45:14.135
very hard for me to

983
00:45:14.475 --> 00:45:17.131
at this point, really be

984
00:45:17.163 --> 00:45:19.649
engaged in a third

985
00:45:19.777 --> 00:45:22.761
party, end of the world, blah,

986
00:45:22.793 --> 00:45:25.405
blah, blah. But I have to be honest,

987
00:45:26.705 --> 00:45:29.547
while watching it, just because there

988
00:45:29.571 --> 00:45:32.419
was an asteroid for some reason,

989
00:45:32.467 --> 00:45:35.267
and I think somebody talked about the dinosaurs at one

990
00:45:35.291 --> 00:45:38.251
time, my mind went straight to Batman and

991
00:45:38.283 --> 00:45:38.975
Robin

992
00:45:42.475 --> 00:45:45.475
because there's a line where Arnold's fortunate

993
00:45:45.515 --> 00:45:48.379
or says something about the ice age, like,

994
00:45:48.467 --> 00:45:51.345
and all of the freaking puns and that. And I'm just

995
00:45:51.385 --> 00:45:53.445
like, no, no,

996
00:45:56.625 --> 00:45:59.489
because there was, there was a point in this episode where there were

997
00:45:59.537 --> 00:46:02.225
so many different puns that I'm like, no, these

998
00:46:02.265 --> 00:46:04.817
are, these are not. No,

999
00:46:05.001 --> 00:46:06.245
don't do it.

1000
00:46:09.825 --> 00:46:12.783
>> Will: Yeah, yeah, I agree. it

1001
00:46:12.799 --> 00:46:15.567
was the episode ten. Well, I

1002
00:46:15.671 --> 00:46:18.087
really, really did enjoy, I didn't fall asleep on it or

1003
00:46:18.111 --> 00:46:20.935
anything. And there was a lot of

1004
00:46:20.975 --> 00:46:23.741
action. And of course, we already talked about the, all the,

1005
00:46:23.893 --> 00:46:26.879
all the cameos that we saw. But, at

1006
00:46:26.887 --> 00:46:29.887
the end, I like the way that it started because as

1007
00:46:29.911 --> 00:46:32.335
we were discussing earlier about Charles

1008
00:46:32.495 --> 00:46:35.487
and, Magneto's friendship. I did.

1009
00:46:35.639 --> 00:46:38.211
I did like that. I did like the,

1010
00:46:41.111 --> 00:46:42.891
how it challenged

1011
00:46:44.431 --> 00:46:46.531
our view of Charles because,

1012
00:46:47.321 --> 00:46:50.297
you know, at the end of the day, he was like,

1013
00:46:50.329 --> 00:46:52.937
look, I don't want to have to force myself

1014
00:46:53.049 --> 00:46:55.873
on you, but in order to

1015
00:46:55.897 --> 00:46:58.625
save the day, he had to compromise his ethics and

1016
00:46:58.673 --> 00:47:01.649
his moral compass to do the very thing he

1017
00:47:01.665 --> 00:47:04.321
said he wasn't going to do. And

1018
00:47:04.481 --> 00:47:06.889
I did like them going into

1019
00:47:06.945 --> 00:47:09.763
that. you know, especially knowing

1020
00:47:09.787 --> 00:47:12.551
their friendship, knowing how they had it fallen out

1021
00:47:16.661 --> 00:47:19.541
and the sheer power

1022
00:47:19.621 --> 00:47:22.157
of these two omega level mutants,

1023
00:47:22.229 --> 00:47:24.959
like merging like this, which I think

1024
00:47:25.055 --> 00:47:27.491
comic readers will know that,

1025
00:47:28.087 --> 00:47:31.081
onslaught was a character in the comic

1026
00:47:31.121 --> 00:47:33.697
books that whenever Charles and Magneto

1027
00:47:33.729 --> 00:47:36.141
combined, that was a villain

1028
00:47:37.541 --> 00:47:40.485
part of the X Men's comic book series. So, you

1029
00:47:40.493 --> 00:47:43.223
know, so all of that together, that was

1030
00:47:43.407 --> 00:47:46.271
really the underlying ethical issues that were sort of at play.

1031
00:47:46.311 --> 00:47:48.785
There were really something that I was just like, All right.

1032
00:47:49.325 --> 00:47:49.761
>> Sarah : Yeah.

1033
00:47:50.139 --> 00:47:52.883
>> Will: yeah, that was, you know, and, you know, because

1034
00:47:52.979 --> 00:47:55.979
everybody, this line is this Charles. And you know, he's always trying to

1035
00:47:55.987 --> 00:47:58.915
do the right thing, but even he, it reaches a point where

1036
00:47:58.955 --> 00:48:01.923
he has to like, bend the rules, recognizes that

1037
00:48:01.939 --> 00:48:03.015
he has to do it.

1038
00:48:03.365 --> 00:48:04.105
>> Sarah : Right.

1039
00:48:05.885 --> 00:48:08.453
Yeah. so,

1040
00:48:08.549 --> 00:48:11.365
yeah, yeah, yeah. No, no, that was

1041
00:48:11.405 --> 00:48:14.277
good. I, again, it's hard for

1042
00:48:14.301 --> 00:48:17.269
me for some reason. I didn't. It's,

1043
00:48:17.357 --> 00:48:20.235
I don't know, I'm just, I'm just, even though

1044
00:48:20.315 --> 00:48:23.123
it's an interesting dynamic

1045
00:48:23.179 --> 00:48:25.891
and everything. I'm just always like, Charles a good

1046
00:48:25.923 --> 00:48:26.495
guy.

1047
00:48:26.875 --> 00:48:27.655
>> Will: Yeah.

1048
00:48:28.475 --> 00:48:31.123
>> Sarah : Like, at the end of the day, yeah, he can do,

1049
00:48:31.219 --> 00:48:34.107
like, a bad thing, but he also did it

1050
00:48:34.131 --> 00:48:36.547
to quote unquote semi villain.

1051
00:48:36.691 --> 00:48:39.403
So. So, yeah, yeah, he's right.

1052
00:48:39.539 --> 00:48:42.491
This is so weird. It's so weird. But what I

1053
00:48:42.523 --> 00:48:45.259
liked was there was that whole moment

1054
00:48:45.387 --> 00:48:48.051
where Charles was trying to convince him about

1055
00:48:48.123 --> 00:48:51.091
people and stuff. And, like, they

1056
00:48:51.203 --> 00:48:53.731
flashed that image of rogue in a

1057
00:48:53.763 --> 00:48:54.355
boat.

1058
00:48:54.515 --> 00:48:55.547
>> Will: Oh, yeah. yeah.

1059
00:48:55.641 --> 00:48:58.455
>> Sarah : Which did make me think of three body, one problem

1060
00:48:58.535 --> 00:49:01.343
because of that whole. Yeah, you know what I'm talking about.

1061
00:49:01.439 --> 00:49:01.887
>> Will: I do.

1062
00:49:01.951 --> 00:49:04.849
>> Sarah : And, And. But, like, in an instant when he's

1063
00:49:04.881 --> 00:49:07.705
like, oh, like, ro can be that person. And then I

1064
00:49:07.729 --> 00:49:10.705
love how, like, within the span of a second, he just was like,

1065
00:49:10.769 --> 00:49:12.133
but she left me.

1066
00:49:14.593 --> 00:49:17.169
No, you're not

1067
00:49:17.241 --> 00:49:20.017
wrong. It's

1068
00:49:20.065 --> 00:49:23.033
very funny to me the way you just like,

1069
00:49:23.073 --> 00:49:26.035
oh, rogue, but she left me. And I'm like,

1070
00:49:26.099 --> 00:49:28.851
yeah, she left you in genocide and then you

1071
00:49:28.907 --> 00:49:31.699
self sacrificed yourself for her.

1072
00:49:31.771 --> 00:49:34.443
So I just. Where are you at with

1073
00:49:34.483 --> 00:49:37.291
this? Where

1074
00:49:37.347 --> 00:49:39.463
are you at with this? And,

1075
00:49:39.439 --> 00:49:42.117
So let's. Let's talk about the after

1076
00:49:42.165 --> 00:49:42.853
credit scene.

1077
00:49:42.933 --> 00:49:43.213
>> Will: Yeah.

1078
00:49:43.253 --> 00:49:46.197
>> Sarah : Because I was smart and I checked

1079
00:49:46.285 --> 00:49:49.139
and I was like, oh, I see, I see. They're doing.

1080
00:49:49.261 --> 00:49:52.245
They're doing that. and there isn't a

1081
00:49:52.309 --> 00:49:55.293
mid or an after credit scene, whatever you would call

1082
00:49:55.333 --> 00:49:57.733
it. which basically

1083
00:49:58.753 --> 00:50:01.697
we get a fast forward to six months since quote unquote

1084
00:50:01.745 --> 00:50:04.137
e day happened and rumors

1085
00:50:04.225 --> 00:50:06.777
were still swirling about the fate of the X

1086
00:50:06.825 --> 00:50:09.153
Men. Bishop, is back

1087
00:50:09.533 --> 00:50:12.261
and he greets forge, who was on

1088
00:50:12.317 --> 00:50:15.205
earth. And so he's still one of the survivors

1089
00:50:15.269 --> 00:50:18.051
and trying to find his goddess. A

1090
00:50:18.067 --> 00:50:20.657
case storm. And, And.

1091
00:50:20.785 --> 00:50:23.473
And Bishop and. And him are

1092
00:50:23.513 --> 00:50:26.113
gonna. Are gonna go out and try to find the X Men

1093
00:50:26.153 --> 00:50:28.809
because in the future, they are

1094
00:50:28.841 --> 00:50:31.673
BFF's forever. So apparently

1095
00:50:31.753 --> 00:50:34.089
or something, they're at least more than

1096
00:50:34.121 --> 00:50:34.817
acquaintances.

1097
00:50:34.945 --> 00:50:37.769
>> Will: They know they are. Yeah, they know each other. And

1098
00:50:37.801 --> 00:50:40.645
also, cable, is still there in

1099
00:50:40.669 --> 00:50:43.285
present day. So, you know, so I know cable and

1100
00:50:43.309 --> 00:50:45.743
forge, you know, form x force. So.

1101
00:50:45.853 --> 00:50:48.623
>> Sarah : Yes. And then we get.

1102
00:50:49.883 --> 00:50:52.635
We get to see where the X Men are and

1103
00:50:52.659 --> 00:50:55.303
there. And everyone's a bit spread out

1104
00:50:55.923 --> 00:50:58.403
in different places, but there is one

1105
00:50:58.483 --> 00:51:01.383
common figure in these places.

1106
00:51:02.513 --> 00:51:05.417
and I'm not going to say that first name, so I'm just going to go straight

1107
00:51:05.465 --> 00:51:07.653
to and Sabano

1108
00:51:09.073 --> 00:51:11.979
and Sabineur. and I'm not ashamed to

1109
00:51:12.011 --> 00:51:14.639
admit I was like, that name sounds awfully

1110
00:51:14.671 --> 00:51:17.567
familiar. Cut to 5 seconds later when it's clearly

1111
00:51:17.615 --> 00:51:20.615
apocalypse and genocide ever dead. I'm

1112
00:51:20.639 --> 00:51:23.471
like, yep. I knew it sounded familiar. I just couldn't place it.

1113
00:51:23.567 --> 00:51:26.423
>> Will: Yep, yep, yep.

1114
00:51:26.543 --> 00:51:28.127
Got past, present and future.

1115
00:51:28.255 --> 00:51:30.919
>> Sarah : Yeah. Yep. And then we have mother

1116
00:51:31.031 --> 00:51:32.163
Azogne.

1117
00:51:33.743 --> 00:51:34.695
>> Will: Asconny.

1118
00:51:34.839 --> 00:51:35.831
>> Sarah : Asconi.

1119
00:51:35.967 --> 00:51:36.519
>> Will: Yeah.

1120
00:51:36.631 --> 00:51:38.323
>> Sarah : And now. Now, who is she?

1121
00:51:39.203 --> 00:51:41.883
>> Will: So, spoiler alert for

1122
00:51:41.923 --> 00:51:44.575
folks, if you don't want to

1123
00:51:44.599 --> 00:51:47.199
know, but

1124
00:51:47.311 --> 00:51:48.643
she is a summers.

1125
00:51:51.823 --> 00:51:53.633
She's, Scott Summers daughter.

1126
00:51:55.773 --> 00:51:56.581
>> Sarah : Interesting.

1127
00:51:56.677 --> 00:51:57.621
>> Will: Cables, brother.

1128
00:51:57.757 --> 00:51:57.759
>> Sarah : Cables.

1129
00:51:57.759 --> 00:51:59.993
>> Will: Ah, yeah. Cables. Her brother. Yeah.

1130
00:52:03.473 --> 00:52:06.009
So, yeah, that's who she is.

1131
00:52:06.201 --> 00:52:09.017
>> Sarah : That's who she is. Okay,

1132
00:52:09.145 --> 00:52:12.133
interesting. So. So they're in the future

1133
00:52:12.593 --> 00:52:15.377
because that is that who Scott and Gene

1134
00:52:15.425 --> 00:52:18.265
encounter? Yeah, because. And then.

1135
00:52:18.369 --> 00:52:21.249
And then it's who encounters and

1136
00:52:21.281 --> 00:52:23.013
salmon here in the past.

1137
00:52:23.289 --> 00:52:25.583
>> Will: that is storm.

1138
00:52:28.443 --> 00:52:29.239
Yeah.

1139
00:52:29.411 --> 00:52:30.763
>> Sarah : Where's Rogue?

1140
00:52:31.143 --> 00:52:32.703
>> Will: Rogue is still in present day.

1141
00:52:32.863 --> 00:52:34.643
>> Sarah : Rogue is still in present day.

1142
00:52:35.823 --> 00:52:38.487
Okay. Okay. Okay.

1143
00:52:38.535 --> 00:52:41.421
So, so we have. We have a team

1144
00:52:41.477 --> 00:52:42.765
in the past. Oh, yeah.

1145
00:52:42.789 --> 00:52:44.473
>> Will: Nightcrawlers also in the past.

1146
00:52:44.933 --> 00:52:47.805
>> Sarah : Nightclub callers in the past. And then we have

1147
00:52:47.869 --> 00:52:49.473
team summers in the future.

1148
00:52:49.813 --> 00:52:50.533
>> Will: Right.

1149
00:52:50.693 --> 00:52:53.173
>> Sarah : We have. Okay, we have. We have

1150
00:52:53.293 --> 00:52:56.085
Xavier team in the past. Summers in the

1151
00:52:56.109 --> 00:52:58.861
future. Is it just gene and cyclops in the

1152
00:52:58.877 --> 00:52:59.509
future?

1153
00:53:00.331 --> 00:53:03.211
>> Will: now, trying to remember if rogue

1154
00:53:03.243 --> 00:53:06.123
was a part of them or not. With them or not. I

1155
00:53:06.139 --> 00:53:08.055
think Rogue was still in present day

1156
00:53:09.035 --> 00:53:11.149
with, with Roberto. Did they

1157
00:53:11.649 --> 00:53:14.017
or did she go with them too? I can't remember.

1158
00:53:14.153 --> 00:53:16.349
>> Sarah : See for, ah, summary. Well,

1159
00:53:16.969 --> 00:53:18.989
I don't know, because at one point,

1160
00:53:20.469 --> 00:53:23.033
for, some reason, I feel like she's in.

1161
00:53:23.161 --> 00:53:25.709
In one of, like she's not in present day.

1162
00:53:26.729 --> 00:53:29.601
But. But viewers or listeners let

1163
00:53:29.625 --> 00:53:32.583
us know and, we're gonna go back and.

1164
00:53:32.639 --> 00:53:33.327
And probably.

1165
00:53:33.431 --> 00:53:35.865
>> Will: Oh, actually, rogue actually, look,

1166
00:53:35.929 --> 00:53:38.801
Rogue. So Magneto, Rogue, Nightcrawler,

1167
00:53:38.857 --> 00:53:41.373
Beast and Xavier are all sit back in time.

1168
00:53:41.673 --> 00:53:44.545
>> Sarah : Okay. That makes more sense because I don't know why

1169
00:53:44.569 --> 00:53:47.209
the writers would separate Magneto and Rogue at this

1170
00:53:47.241 --> 00:53:49.935
point. Right. And so it's really

1171
00:53:49.999 --> 00:53:52.007
just Scott and Gene in the future.

1172
00:53:52.175 --> 00:53:55.007
>> Will: Scott Jean. Yeah. Because cable still.

1173
00:53:55.135 --> 00:53:57.323
Cable still at present day.

1174
00:53:57.743 --> 00:53:59.683
>> Sarah : Yeah. Where's Jubilee?

1175
00:54:03.727 --> 00:54:05.199
>> Will: I don't know. I can't recall.

1176
00:54:05.263 --> 00:54:07.495
>> Sarah : Well. Well. Don't know. Don't care.

1177
00:54:07.551 --> 00:54:08.307
Okay.

1178
00:54:12.047 --> 00:54:14.903
Okay. Well, the team is

1179
00:54:14.935 --> 00:54:15.743
divided.

1180
00:54:15.935 --> 00:54:16.735
>> Will: Yeah.

1181
00:54:16.911 --> 00:54:19.847
>> Sarah : And it makes sense, considering if you look back at,

1182
00:54:19.887 --> 00:54:22.591
like, at this, the overall a

1183
00:54:22.639 --> 00:54:25.463
storyline and b storyline, to

1184
00:54:25.495 --> 00:54:28.495
have these. These two groups to

1185
00:54:28.511 --> 00:54:31.399
be where they are, it makes sense. And

1186
00:54:31.423 --> 00:54:34.151
when we got our. Got our, like,

1187
00:54:34.279 --> 00:54:37.269
cable. Cable, bishop story

1188
00:54:37.453 --> 00:54:40.403
right in the middle. So. So it's a

1189
00:54:40.435 --> 00:54:42.851
very good setup for a season two.

1190
00:54:42.979 --> 00:54:44.163
>> Will: Yeah. Yeah.

1191
00:54:44.355 --> 00:54:47.259
>> Sarah : And. And also taking

1192
00:54:47.323 --> 00:54:49.507
the conflicts from the season or the

1193
00:54:49.547 --> 00:54:51.727
unresolved items,

1194
00:54:52.503 --> 00:54:55.137
and allowing them to be brought forward

1195
00:54:55.957 --> 00:54:58.445
while at the same time kind of starting the next

1196
00:54:58.501 --> 00:55:01.017
chapter with everything and everyone.

1197
00:55:01.743 --> 00:55:04.527
but I will say, I don't know if I'm ready for

1198
00:55:04.567 --> 00:55:07.429
apocalypse. I

1199
00:55:07.453 --> 00:55:10.061
just, I mean, that was,

1200
00:55:10.229 --> 00:55:13.109
I know it's probably like, what was

1201
00:55:13.133 --> 00:55:16.061
it, 2015? So it's been almost a decade

1202
00:55:16.189 --> 00:55:18.573
since the, the live action

1203
00:55:18.725 --> 00:55:21.725
apocalypse movie came out. Correct me if I'm wrong,

1204
00:55:21.781 --> 00:55:23.005
2016 maybe.

1205
00:55:23.061 --> 00:55:24.337
>> Will: That's about right. Yeah.

1206
00:55:25.237 --> 00:55:28.053
>> Sarah : So it's just, it just feels soon, very

1207
00:55:28.125 --> 00:55:30.737
soon, because that did not go well.

1208
00:55:32.077 --> 00:55:34.269
That was not in the upper

1209
00:55:34.413 --> 00:55:35.541
echelon.

1210
00:55:35.709 --> 00:55:38.645
>> Will: Yeah. But I think by that, one I had already, I had already built

1211
00:55:38.691 --> 00:55:39.865
all the series. So.

1212
00:55:40.001 --> 00:55:42.817
>> Sarah : Yeah, it was, I mean, and, and they even

1213
00:55:42.857 --> 00:55:44.681
had Oscar Isaac do it.

1214
00:55:44.769 --> 00:55:47.673
>> Will: Like, oh, yeah, that's right, that's

1215
00:55:47.705 --> 00:55:47.921
right.

1216
00:55:47.969 --> 00:55:50.693
>> Sarah : Yeah, yeah. Like, it's

1217
00:55:50.959 --> 00:55:53.255
so interesting to me, the movie

1218
00:55:53.303 --> 00:55:54.851
stars who,

1219
00:55:55.591 --> 00:55:58.479
you see them

1220
00:55:58.615 --> 00:56:01.207
in these roles and you're like, man, he can play

1221
00:56:01.279 --> 00:56:04.159
everything. And then you pull out the book and he's like, well,

1222
00:56:04.215 --> 00:56:06.725
he tried. Do you not recall this

1223
00:56:06.773 --> 00:56:09.717
movie? I mean, he was in Apocalypse and then

1224
00:56:09.869 --> 00:56:12.703
he did, the beloved MCU series that

1225
00:56:12.727 --> 00:56:13.931
I'm blanking on.

1226
00:56:16.391 --> 00:56:17.171
Yeah.

1227
00:56:18.031 --> 00:56:20.411
Which is another one that

1228
00:56:20.791 --> 00:56:23.631
I don't know that I guess everybody was

1229
00:56:23.671 --> 00:56:26.591
mixed on but you. And you were really,

1230
00:56:26.751 --> 00:56:28.599
really not feeling that show.

1231
00:56:28.695 --> 00:56:30.279
>> Will: We weren't feeling it at all. We.

1232
00:56:30.335 --> 00:56:30.387
>> Sarah : Yeah.

1233
00:56:30.387 --> 00:56:33.331
>> Will: and I guess, I think, I think moving forward, I think they're going to read

1234
00:56:33.441 --> 00:56:35.383
christen that one under the whole spotlight.

1235
00:56:35.831 --> 00:56:36.511
bama.

1236
00:56:36.671 --> 00:56:39.615
>> Sarah : I'm, I'm sure because I

1237
00:56:39.703 --> 00:56:42.087
don't, I can only imagine Oscar

1238
00:56:42.119 --> 00:56:44.919
Isaac's rate continues to just grow up.

1239
00:56:44.975 --> 00:56:45.571
Like.

1240
00:56:47.671 --> 00:56:50.615
>> Will: There'S not going to be a season two of that one. I may eat my words,

1241
00:56:50.663 --> 00:56:51.743
but, but.

1242
00:56:51.807 --> 00:56:54.231
>> Sarah : Yeah, m with m Nicholas

1243
00:56:54.271 --> 00:56:55.399
Gaussian. So.

1244
00:56:55.455 --> 00:56:56.091
>> Will: Yeah,

1245
00:56:59.031 --> 00:57:01.615
yeah. But you're right about Apocalypse and just, you

1246
00:57:01.623 --> 00:57:04.607
know, whether or not it's too soon, but

1247
00:57:04.639 --> 00:57:07.599
also just sort of setting things up. Especially as,

1248
00:57:07.615 --> 00:57:10.399
you know, we got the mid credit and then of course the,

1249
00:57:10.535 --> 00:57:12.331
I guess in credit there,

1250
00:57:13.531 --> 00:57:16.441
was the, with you know, seeing the gambit card and

1251
00:57:17.301 --> 00:57:18.441
everything there.

1252
00:57:19.341 --> 00:57:21.801
>> Sarah : That's it. That's another thing that

1253
00:57:23.781 --> 00:57:26.005
I don't know how to feel about that.

1254
00:57:26.173 --> 00:57:29.125
Because if they do bring him back next

1255
00:57:29.173 --> 00:57:31.781
season, I guess it'll all

1256
00:57:31.821 --> 00:57:34.333
depend on how, like in season

1257
00:57:34.397 --> 00:57:37.293
two, if they bring him back, how they bring him back

1258
00:57:37.317 --> 00:57:40.275
and everything to see, to

1259
00:57:40.363 --> 00:57:42.751
try to figure out how I feel about that because

1260
00:57:43.851 --> 00:57:46.667
I was already like, I don't know about the stakes of this

1261
00:57:46.699 --> 00:57:49.491
show, but they really kill them. Yeah, but

1262
00:57:49.531 --> 00:57:52.503
now they're kind of teasing that, they're gonna bring them back. And it's like,

1263
00:57:52.527 --> 00:57:55.283
okay, well, if you're gonna bring them back, then, I don't know.

1264
00:57:55.447 --> 00:57:58.347
>> Will: Yeah, if you can bring it back, then, you know, then

1265
00:57:58.419 --> 00:58:01.419
the whole cable can use his

1266
00:58:01.435 --> 00:58:04.363
time travel magic to, like, save Janosha. I mean, and,

1267
00:58:04.387 --> 00:58:05.203
you know, so it's.

1268
00:58:05.227 --> 00:58:07.627
>> Sarah : Just like, no, no, I

1269
00:58:07.819 --> 00:58:10.323
see there's a line at one point,

1270
00:58:10.387 --> 00:58:10.899
though.

1271
00:58:11.035 --> 00:58:11.467
>> Will: Yeah.

1272
00:58:11.735 --> 00:58:14.703
>> Sarah : that alludes to what they were alluding to in

1273
00:58:14.727 --> 00:58:17.701
WandaVision. and I forget

1274
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what they called it. Called it in WandaVision, but there's.

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There is a certain event.

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>> Will: Oh, the Nexus events.

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>> Sarah : A Nexus. Yeah, I think it's a Nexus event.

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>> Will: Yeah.

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>> Sarah : The way they talked about it just

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reminded me of the way they were talking about Nexus

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events in WandaVision.

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>> Will: Yeah, true,

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true. Yeah. And I know they also have that

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Loki as well.

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>> Sarah : Right, right. Yeah. So. So

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I think. I think that,

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again, could go back a few minutes, like,

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Feige is here. And I don't though,

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just the way they talked about it.

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There were some words used where I'm just like,

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I. Hm. Feel like I know what kind of thing you're

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referring to, which makes me accept

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this as.

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Because. And I don't

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think. I don't think it would be a smart move to play that

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card because that doesn't make

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cable as tragic of a character as he could

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be, given his abilities.

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>> Will: Yeah.

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>> Sarah : Like, if you can travel back in

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time, well, you could fix so much.

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but. But if, like, it

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suddenly becomes more of a curse, like. But I

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can't fix this one

1305
00:59:37.369 --> 00:59:40.163
thing. despite my ability,

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like, I could save all these others, but the one person I really

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want to save, I can.

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>> Will: Yeah. Yeah.

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>> Sarah : That reminds me of what if with Doctor

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Strange, like, him trying to. To

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use his powers to change,

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his own fate, and it's just.

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>> Will: Yeah, yeah, and I guess that makes sense too,

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because the watcher was overseeing things when that whole thing went

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down in Judosha, so.

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>> Sarah : Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's another

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reason why it's definitely is more likely to

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be a nexus event.

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>> Will: Yeah.

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>> Sarah : Yeah.

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all right, well, on that note,

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will, why don't you tell our listeners where they can find you?

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>> Will: Yes, you can find me on X, formally known as Twitter,

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at Will and Polk

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Willmmpolk.

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