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Oliver and Tan continue what looks to be like a rather long journey through the Steven Universe... well... Universe.
This week Episodes 51 (Political Power) and 53 (Jailbreak) rounding out the first season!
Oliver, Tom and Chris react to the final episode of the first season of Bad Batch!
This was tense!
Oliver, Tom and Chris react to the first episode of Marvel's What If..?!
Replacing the Bad Batch reaction slot for the next few weeks!
Oliver and Tom continue their journey into Final Space!
This time Gary is reunited with Quinn at long last, the Galaxy One needs refueling and we see some of Gary's rather tragic past...
Oliver, Jamie and Tom watch the ninth episode of the final book of The Last Airbender!
This one is a little odd!
Chris, Oliver and Tom continue their journey into Steins;Gate!
This time we discover some of the repercussions of the D-Mails as well as learning a little more of Suzuha's past...
“No one knows what the future holds. That’s why its potential is infinite.”
Oliver and Tom take a look at Yarnhub's video on one of the most ferocious pirates from the golden age of piracy!
Check out the original video below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIo7MYbiFD0
This week Oliver and Tom learn about one of the most haunted houses in London!
As always, from Bedtime Stories, check them out if you like this stuff!
Link to the associated video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbJw3r9UTwk
Jacob reacts to the fifteenth (rather emotional) episode of the Bad Batch!
Joined by Oliver to keep him company!
Compares is back! Kind of...
In this series we will be comparing different types of time travel across film, TV, games and maybe even books, discussing what we like about them, how realistic they are (as a general rule not very) and how well they service the story.
This time Oliver and Tom take a look at a couple of the earliest writings of time travel (more specifically in the time machine sense) and discuss 'The Time Machine' by HG Wells (as well as the author a little bit in general) as well as a few other early writings that mess with time in one way or another...
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