Did You See...?

Did You See...?

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Did You See...? episodes

  • Did You See...? - Episode 46 "Stop Relying On Tentpoles"
    Not that I think Hollywood ever will, but a Dan can dream. This week Dan leads up off with news about Netflix’s cancellations, Max continues with the most clickbait titled video we’ve ever talked about in “Why Snowpiercer is a sequel to Willy Wonka” (which makes some surprising points), Dan is surprised himself by the existence of a “Big Trouble In Little China” remake/sequel/whatever that’s supposedly going to star Dwayne Johnson and makes John Carpenter very upset, Max rounds us out with discussion about Tobias Forge, better know to the world as Papa Emeritus the lead singer of Ghost, has won his legal battle against his former bandmates about the early creation of Ghost. Is there something you want to know if we’ve seen or think we should have seen? Let us know on facebook or twitter!
    28 min
  • Did You See...? - Episode 45 "So Wonderfully Poor"
    We aren’t, but the way people do things often is. This week we have another fan submission, with Natalie asking us if we’d seen the teaser for the new live action Aladdin film, which we had, and seems rad. Then Dan starts us off with discussion about the Netflix adaptations coming of the Chronicles of Narnia books, Max takes us in a spooky direction with news about the 50(!) unpublished/unfinished scripts that George A. Romero had in various stages of completion when he passed, Dan tells us all about the Stan and Ollie trailer, featuring a super well made-up John C. Reilly, and Max rounds us out with thrilling discussion about a 14 year olf TV series from the UK known as Garth Marenghi’s Darkplacem, which sounds like a lot of fun! Is there something you think we should see or want to know if we’ve seen? Let us know on facebook or twitter!
    25 min
  • Did You See...? - Episode 44 "We Absolutely Have Not Grown Up"
    We haven’t grown up at all, but yet they let us have jobs and money. We also have a review of the American Gods trailer from Dan, a review of the Daredevil Season 3 trailer from Max, news about the potentially impending return of Toys ‘R’ Us from Dan, and Max rounding us out with discussion of the new Gunship album “Dark All Day” and an update to his story from a previous episode about the lawsuit over the rights to Friday the 13th. Is there something you want to know if we’ve seen or think we should see? Let us know on Twitter or Facebook!
    22 min
  • Did You See...? - Episode 43 "Hard to Argue"
    But people will all the time anyway, because that’s how people are. No arguments between Dan and Max this week, where we lead off with Dan telling us how rad the trailer for Star Wars Resistance looks even if the character designs aren’t all that great. Max lets us know about the woes of the Friday the 13th franchise and the legal standing of who owns the rights to what. Spooky stuff for our first episode in October! Then our longstanding favorite (but hopefully last time mentioned) MoviePass is at it again. This time, and both of our hosts wanted to talk about this one, they’re re-enrolling people into accounts that MoviePass already cancelled a month ago. When will they learn? Is there something you think we should have seen or want to know if we’ve seen? Let us know on Twitter or Facebook!
    26 min
  • Did You See...? - Episode 42 "Clickthroughs Are Huge"
    After last episode closed with our first ever fan submission, this episode opens with our first ever correction, that Natalie had listened to American Gods before watching the series. Then Dan takes us into the news of Disney slowing down the release of Star Wars films, Max has a rant about articles that spoil movies right in their headlines and why this is why we can’t have nice things, and then Dan and Max come together to talk about Jordan Peel’s “The Twilight Zone” and how great it has the potential to be! Is there something you think we should see or want to know if we’ve seen? Let us know on Facebook or Twitter!
    23 min
  • Did You See...? - Episode 41 "You Don't Have That Movie Any More"

    We have our first ever fan submission this episode! That gives us 5 whole topics in this episode! We have Dan leading us off with a discussion about the Nintendo Switch getting a whole bunch of Asmodee distributed board games, Max talks to us about how media as a service, at least when run by Apple might not be a good idea, Dan brings us back up to speed on the continuing trials of getting a film made from the Lovecraft classic “The Color Out of Space” and then Max runs us a neat little story about a lake that wound up with a Jason Vorhees statue at the bottom of it that’s causing quite the controversy. Then our first ever fan subscription from longtime listener Natalie who wanted us to know about the continuing troubles that American Gods Season Two is having, now having lost yet another show runner.

    24 min
  • Did You See...? - Episode 40 "You Can Win Art"

    But this week Max can’t win as once again Dan has scooped his story about the Academy Awards scrapping their proposed “Most Popular Film” category which launches a healthy discussion about the things wrong with Hollywood. Dan then gives us a short story about the fact that Guillermo del Toro once made fun of Alfonso Cuaron for not wanting to direct a Harry Potter film. Max tells us all about how Sand Diego Comic Con is in court over the rights to their name, and Dan rounds us out with discussion about Warner Media’s new promise to be an inclusive company, which leads us back down the rabbit hole of discussing everything wrong with Hollywood. Is there something you want to know if we’ve seen or think we should see? Let us know on Twitter or Facebook!

    31 min
  • Did You See...? - Episode 39 "Stark Raving Dad"

    Welcome back, friends and fans. This week Dan leads us off with discussion about what a David Cronenberg TV show would look like, Max gets excited about Guillermo del Toro producing the "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" adaptation, Dan is excited about a 33-person Game of Thrones megagame, and Max tells us about Matt Groenig finally confirming that it was actually Michael Jackson in that episode of The Simpsons with that guy who looked like Michael Jackson. Is there something you think we should have seen or want to know if we've seen? Let us know on Facebook or Twitter!

    21 min
  • Did You See...? - Episode 38 "At Least One Witch"

    Sad start to the episode this week, talking about death as Dan informs us about the passing Neil Simon. Max (yes, Max) then tells us about video games with the announcement of Supermassive Games Man of Medan their stylistic follow-up to Until Dawn. Dan takes us to dancing school with a review of the trailer for the Amazon Studios "Susperia" remake (spoiler, there are several witches). Max then rounds us out talking about a true banger, the newly released Gunship track "When You Grow Up, Your Heart Dies". Is there something you think we should have seen or wonder if we have seen? Let us know on Facebook or Twitter!

    23 min
  • Did You See...? - Episode 37 "Dracula Was At Fault"

    In a row! Clerks joke. Also, this episode features the rare Max going first and it features 3 stories from Dan, because that's just how it went. Max leads us off with discussion about Cards Against Humanity hiring freelance part-time writers for their world famous card game. Dan takes us into comic book news to discuss HBO's Wathmen adaptation? Reboot? Something? which apparently also takes place in Tulsa, OK which is the same town Dan has been living in for the last year! Max takes us back to tabletop gaming with a review of a recording of a Magic: The Gathering tournament from all the way back in 1994. Dan keeps us in tabletop with the announcement of a Dune RPG coming late next year to tie in with the new film coming in 2020 and then finishes us off with the fact that Keanu Reeves and Winona Rider might be actually married from their time filming Dracula 25 years ago. Is there something you think we should have seen or wonder if we've seen? Let us know on Twitter or Facebook.

    22 min

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Each week Dan and Max share Geek and Pop Culture news with each other. Everything from video games and movies to flat earth controversy.