Join us as we boldy go where no Average Joe has gone before. After last week's twist ending, the guys dive into one of the irregular topics which was placed in the Bat-Jar by Dr. What and Asian Jon, specifically the "flame war" between James T. Kirk and Jean-Luc Picard.
Jeff Goldblum is returning to the Jurrasic World franchise for the next installment, but how much screentime? Is he lying to cover his tracks? The guys weigh in on their thoughts!
Then, we hop aboard the Starship Enterprise for a look into the world of Star Trek. By the definition of Starfleet, who is a better captain? Who is more entertaining? Which captain would each of these podcasters serve under?
Come along for some microscopic analysis and some bad impressions.
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Music and audio from "My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic" is the property of Lauren Faust, Daniel Ingram, Devon Cody, Sarah Wall, DHX Media, and Hasbro Studios.
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Help us celebrate our podcast's one year anniversary with returning special guests TC Laff and Doctor What for an episode full of friendship, laughter, and some colourful horses.
"My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic" has sparked this phenomenon of the "Brony" sub-culture. Where did this come from? Who is involved? What is Average Joe's history with this series?
Then the team travel to the land of Equestria itself to discuss the new film based on the franchise. Can audiences with no history with the animated series enjoy this film? Do we need celebrities attached to these projects in order for them to succeed? Does the music hold up? Which of the main characters best personifies TC Laff's personality?
Answers to all these questions and more inside this week's episode; plus a surprise ending you won't see coming...
If you want to avoid spoilers for "My Little Pony: The Movie", skip over 48:38-1:04:43.
This week's mail segment has spoilers for "Moana", so skip over 1:10:43-1:14:32 to avoid them.
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Music and audio from "My Little Pony: The Movie" is the property of Jayson Thiessen, Brian Goldner, Stephen Davis, Marcia Gwendolyn-Jones, Haven Alexander, Daniel Ingram, Allspark Pictures, DHX Media, and Lionsgate.
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This week the guys are joined by Asian Jon's old friend The Britasian to discuss all the mysteries, complicated details, and philosophical questions asked by the new film "Blade Runner 2049". Is Asian Jon a replicant? How does the new film compare to the original? Did Ridley Scott wait too long to make a sequel?
If you want to avoid SPOILERS for the movie, skip over 9:34-37:34 of this episode.
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We celebrate 50 episodes with a double round of news stories and diving into the sci-fi classic "Blade Runner" just in time for it's sequel to come out in theatres.
Why is this movie so famous? How can a movie have so many different versions? Who is and who isn't a replicant in this movie? This goes without saying but a full SPOILER warning for 1982's "Blade Runner".
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Music and audio from "Blade Runner" is the property of Vangelis, Michael Deeley, Ridley Scott, The Ladd Company, Shaw Brothers, and Blade Runner Partnership.
Music and audio from "Batman: The Animated Series" is the proerty of Bruce Timm, Eric Radomski, Alan Burnett, Shirley Walker, DC Comics, and Warner Brothers Animation.
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Polish up on your manners as this week we discuss classy British things, like the Kingsman franchise!
There is a family feud between Marvel, Disney, and ABC over "Inhumans" and "Agents of SHIELD". What is at the root of this conflict and who will come out victorious in the end?
Then we cross the pond to England to discuss "Kingsman: The Secret Service". What do the guys think of the plot, setting, and characters? Does the ending of the first movie set up the sequel which recently came out?
What does Average Joe think of the direction they took in "Kingsman: The Golden Circle"? Does Asian Jon agree? Grab a cup of tea and join the fun.
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