Many Moffat mystifications, 123-year-old twists, reconfigured folklore, just who was funding a certain foundation, horror tropes, repeated themes, and the question of a series 2…all of that (and so much more) is discussed in this podcast for Dracula, the 2020 series (be it series 1, or a lone miniseries) from Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, the BBC, and Netflix.
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Spyfall: Part Two 👞 Discussion & Review Podcast | Doctor Who: Series 12
Cut climaxes, offscreen espionage, improvisational TV, secrets & tap dancing, casting & mad ranting…Spyfall: Part Two, the second episode of Doctor Who: Series 12, is the type of follow-up to really stoke conversation.
Spyfall: Part One 🕵️♀️ Discussion & Review Podcast | Doctor Who: Series 12
Vore, spycraft, Utopia & Time Flight comparisons, descriptive audio, value depreciation, these are just a few of the things the premiere of Doctor Who: Series 12 – Spyfall: Part One – makes one think about.
WATCHMEN Ep9 🚀 Discussion & Review Podcast | See How They Fly
Eggs, squids, blue skybeams, superheroic status quos, flippant supremacy, ethics of power…there is so much to talk about regarding the ninth episode – the finale! – of Watchmen, See How They Fly.
WATCHMEN Ep8 💙 Discussion & Review Podcast | A God Walks Into Abar
Bootstrap paradox blues, unstable utopias, nonlinear theatrics, foresight & balance, HBO season formats and more come to the fore of a discussion on the eighth episode of Watchmen, A God Walks Into Abar.
WATCHMEN Ep7 🐘 Discussion & Review Podcast | An Almost Religious Awe
Elephant empathy, a case of the blues, judicial farces, skeevy superhumans, trauma feedback systems and more are discussed in this seventh episode of Watchmen, An Almost Religious Awe.
WATCHMEN Ep6 🔦 Discussion & Review Podcast | This Extraordinary Being
Hypnotic mesmerism, toxic nostalgia, vigilante rage, superheroic conspiracy, intrusive thoughts, legacy…the sixth Watchmen episode, This Extraordinary Being, offers an extraordinary amount of things to discuss.
