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To celebrate the fourth anniversary of the podcast, Beef Pork Ribs and Average Joe revisit an old episode topic for a new segment called "What Were We Thinking?" This time, we look back on the conversation from Episode #26, where we tried to define the differences between a nerd and a geek. Did we get it right? Have our opinions changed since then?
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Special guests Ben The Movie Buff and Michael Andrew join us this week to tackle the tricky subject of movies adapted from video games.
Super Mario Bros. Warcraft. Resident Evil. Angry Birds. Why have so many movies based on video games turned out so badly? Is it simply impossible to adapt immersive, interactive experiences into a movie? What do the most famous (or rather imfamous) video game movies have in common?
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Special guest Michael Andrew stops by to help Average Joe process his very conflicted feelings about the television series "Titans". Does this gritty, violent take on some of AJ's favourite comic book characters do the characters justice? Are the issues fans have with this series legitimate criticisms or are they being source material purists? Is the series better with a week-to-week release schedule or with the option to binge-watch an entire season?
Music and audio from "Teen Titans" is the property of Kristopher Cater, Lolita Ritmanis, Michael McCuistion, Sander Schwartz, Glen Murakami, Bruce Timm, Linda M. Steiner, Warner Bros. Animation, and DC Comics.
Music and audio from "Titans (2018)" is the property of Clint Mansell, Kevin Kiner, Akiva Goldsman, Geoff Johns, Greg Bertlanti, Robert Oritz, Weed Road Pictures, Berlanti Productions, Warner Bros. Television, and DC Entertainment.
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Former co-host and special guest Doctor What returns to discuss a series neither Average Joe or Beef Pork Ribs is all that familiar with. What happens when you put hard sci-fi logic and storytelling elements from franchises such as Mobile Suit Gundam, Dune, Total Recall, Warhammer 40K, and Titan A.E in a blender? You get the novel series turned television series "The Expanse".
Skip over 55:12-1:01:42 of the episode if you want to avoid SPOILERS for Season 1 of The Expanse.
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