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On this episode of LIP we start things off by discussing google reviews (4:30). What is the optimal star threshold to use as a proxy for a good experience? How prevalent are false reviews? And what are the pitfalls of using booking.com?
Then we get into our core postulative segment about film and tv clichés (16:13). Neil kicks off with a historical deep-dive on the French origins of the word and we discuss some of the current trends becoming clichés such as multiverse storylines and the tech-bro-villain. We then postulate on some of the best and worst character tropes around (28:45). We touch upon everything from 'Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass' to the 'Eeyore' and even throw in some grumpy Clint Eastwood impersonations.
As ever, we want to hear from our listeners! Send us your own postulations through our twitter account @InPostulation or via email [email protected]. Feedback, questions and postulations all very welcome!
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By LIP ProductionsOn this episode of LIP we start things off by discussing google reviews (4:30). What is the optimal star threshold to use as a proxy for a good experience? How prevalent are false reviews? And what are the pitfalls of using booking.com?
Then we get into our core postulative segment about film and tv clichés (16:13). Neil kicks off with a historical deep-dive on the French origins of the word and we discuss some of the current trends becoming clichés such as multiverse storylines and the tech-bro-villain. We then postulate on some of the best and worst character tropes around (28:45). We touch upon everything from 'Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass' to the 'Eeyore' and even throw in some grumpy Clint Eastwood impersonations.
As ever, we want to hear from our listeners! Send us your own postulations through our twitter account @InPostulation or via email [email protected]. Feedback, questions and postulations all very welcome!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.