We review The Lightning Thief - the first book in the Percy Jackson & The Olympians Series (2005) by Rick Riordan and the 2010 adapted movie directed by Chris Columbus, and discuss capture the flag regulations, lotus drugs, and what's really going on with monstars...

Come tell us about your favorite geeky mythology story (you nerds) by leaving us a review for us on iTunes - if you do, we'll force David to read it in a funny voice in our next episode.

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We're taking a break from our usual programming to bring you this Mini-Episode of Adapted for your Viewing!

We are revisiting Nick Hornby's High Fidelity (1995) with Hulu's newest Mini-Series starring Zoe Kravitiz as a gender-swapped Rob, and revisiting the record store scene, complicated relationships, and the woes of growing up and still trying to be cool.

Let us know if you want more minisodes, or what mini-episode we should try out next by leaving us a review on iTunes - if you do, we'll force David to read it in a funny voice in our next real episode.

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We review Jaws (1974) and it's 1975 movie adaptation by Stephen Spielberg, and discuss shark boops, sea noms, and what's really going on with all that chum goop...

Come tell us about your favorite way to just get away from it all by leaving a review for us on iTunes - if you do, we'll force David to read it in a funny voice in our next episode.

You can also talk to us on these Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook - we are @adaptedpod on all of those platforms.  If you want to suggest the next book-to-movie combo we should review, send us an email at [email protected]!

We're taking a break from our usual programming to bring you this  Mini-Episode of Adapted for your Viewing! We're not looking at any books today - instead we're looking forward in 2020 at all the adapted books-to-movies and taking bets on which one will be good, which will be terrible, and which are too good NOT to see (no matter the reviews). 

Join us as we face off, head to head, in an epic sibling bet to determine who will owe who (roughly $30) at the end of 2020.

Let us know if you want more minisodes, or what mini-episode we should try out next by leaving us a review on iTunes - if you do, we'll force David to read it in a funny voice in our next real episode.

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We review Misery (1987) and it's 1990 movie adaptation by Rob Reiner, and discuss snow melt logistics, how gross dem feet are, and what's really going on with those cockadoodie writers.

Come tell us about your favorite way to just get away from it all by leaving a review for us on iTunes - if you do, we'll force David to read it in a funny voice in our next episode.

You can also talk to us on these Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook - we are @adaptedpod on all of those platforms.  If you want to suggest the next book-to-movie combo we should review, send us an email at [email protected]!

We review Little Women (1868 & 1869) and it's 2019 movie adaptation by Greta Gerwig, and discuss sisterhood, Emma Watson's accent, and what's really going on with those pickled limes.

Come tell us about your favorite way to mess with your siblings by leaving a review for us on iTunes - if you do, we'll force David to read it in a funny voice in our next episode.

You can also talk to us on these Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook - we are @adaptedpod on all of those platforms.  If you want to suggest the next book-to-movie combo we should review, send us an email at [email protected]!

We're taking a break from our usual programming to bring you this (not-so-mini) Mini-Episode of Adapted for your Viewing! We're not looking at any books today - instead we've somehow collected all our thoughts together on Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker. 

Join us as we discuss fetch-quests, trilogies on trilogies, and condense forty years of Star Wars into a single hour of mostly arguing.

Let us know if you want more minisodes, or what mini-episode we should try out next by leaving us a review on iTunes - if you do, we'll force David to read it in a funny voice in our next real episode.

Come talk to us on these Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook - we are @adaptedpod on all of those platforms.  If you want to suggest the next book-to-movie combo we should review, send us an email at [email protected].

We review Matilda (1988) and it's 1996 movie adaptation and discuss the effervescence of Danny DeVito, massive chocolate cake, and what's really going on with these dang kids.

Come tell us what super power you wanted as a kid (and what shenanigans you would use them for) by leaving a review for us on iTunes - if you do, we'll force David to read it in a funny voice in our next episode.

Come talk to us on these Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook - we are @adaptedpod on all of those platforms.  If you want to suggest the next book-to-movie combo we should review, send us an email at [email protected].

Happy Christmas! In this Christmas Eve special, we review Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (1997) and it's 2001 movie adaptation and discuss dope wizard robes, what Hogwarts houses we could (and should) belong to, and what's really going on in Quidditch.

Come tell us what Hogwarts House you belong to by leaving a review for us on iTunes - if you do, we'll force David to read it in a funny voice in our next episode.

Come talk to us on these Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook - we are adaptedpod on all of those platforms.  If you want to suggest the next book-to-movie combo we should review, send us an email at [email protected].

We review Holes (1998) and it's 2003 movie adaptation and discuss Disney Channel adverting, how to add slow-motion transitions to your every day life, and what's really going on with that ridiculously catchy song. 

We are brand-spanking new so please give us a review on iTunes! It will really help new listeners discover the show. PLUS we'll force David to read your review in a terrible accent of some kind.

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