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Neither of us are immune to jump scares, we admit it this episode. This episode was recorded during the half time of Super Bowl 52, because we love you guys, our fans. Also because Dan and Max weren’t paying the greatest amount of attention to the game anyway, despite being life long residents of the Philly area. This week Max leads us in with the most recent news we’ve ever covered, the announcement that Netflix will be showing the latest movie in the Cloverfield franchise immediately after the airing of the Super Bowl, which was announced during a commercial break during the broadcast. Dan follows up a story he discussed several episodes ago about Brian Michael Bendis and his exclusive deal with DC Comics, detailing exactly which books Bendis will be writing. Max brings some existential questions about the marketing and promotional campaign for the new entry in the “The Purge” franchise, and then Dan rounds us out with a talk about the newest Marvel trailer to hit, Ant Man and the Wasp. Was there something you wanted to know if we’ve seen, or something you think we should see? Check us out on Facebook and Twitter and let us know!

A guest host appears! Those long-time fans of Supraliminal Films podcasts will remember frequent guest Lou from the Poor Man’s Process days. Max and Dan brought him on to the show this week to discuss some stuff he wanted to chat about. We did one story each this with Dan bringing a cheeky tweet from S.E. Hinton, Lou bringing discussion about Rampage being adapted as a film and wondering what other Midway games will get the Hollywood treatment, and Max rounded us out with some talk about “What We Do In The Shadows” getting a television adaptation. Is there something you wonder if we’ve seen or think we should see? Reach out to us on facebook and twitter and let us know!

It’s a comic-book centered episode again this week, except for Dan’s first story. Dan brings us further news of the “American Gods” adaptation and its continued woes, Max discusses how Marvel seems to have grossly mishandled every one of the titles they had which had been nominated for a GLAAD award which turns into a lengthy discussion of representation in comics and media as a whole, Dan discusses the Funko/Marvel Pop Vinyl animated shorts that he has somehow missed for over a year until now, and Max rounds us out with a discussion of the casting announcements for the Seth Rogen/Evan Goldberg “The Boys” adaptation. Is there something you’d like to know if we’ve seen or something you think we should see? Find us on facebook and twitter and let us know

This week on Did You See…? Dan talks about Awesome Games Done Quick raising over 2.2 million dollars to help beat cancer, Max sets off a long discussion about a Harry Potter (specifically Voldemort-based) fan film, Dan discusses snow in the Sahara Desert, and Max closes us out with a follow up to a story from an earlier episode about Oats Studios beginning to seek funds to expand their internet media offerings. Is there something you want to know if we’ve seen, or something you think we should see? Find us on Facebook and Twitter and tell us about it! We’re Did You See Pod or Podcast in those places!

Welcome back, fans and friends. This week Dan and Max spend the first few minutes going over their personal highs and lows from the last year as well as some of their favorite stuff from 2017. Then Dan brings us the news of Gillian Anderson leaving the American Gods tv adaptation, Max brings us the Tales From The Hood sequel we never knew we wanted. Then Dan continues the good news train that Max started by telling us about the Animaniacs reboot that’s coming to Hulu, and Max rounds us out with some of the best news we’ve ever talked about: the hole in the Ozone Layer is shrinking! Make sure you check us out on facebook and twitter!

Happy New Year to all! This week Dan brings news of the Roseanne reboot, relaunch, whatever it is. Max talks about AMC Theaters and their potential plan to introduce tiered pricing for moviegoing. Dan then brings us back to Star Wars for discussions about Mark Hamill’s opinions about The Last Jedi and why it might not be the best idea to air your personal issues with your boss on the internet. Lastly, Max who ever has his finger on the pulse of Hollywood brings news that most of the films up for major awards in this upcoming season have had their screenplays released online for any and all to read. Is there something you want to know if we’ve seen, or is there something you think we should have seen? Let us know on facebook and twitter!

Murry Chrimbus everyone! This week’s episode features Dan talking about Netflix throwing some Christmas shade on dedicated viewers, Max getting an announcement of a Christmas gift for him of a new crossover Ghostbusters comic, Dan discussing PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds going in to official and actual release, and Max telling Dan that there’s a teaser out for the next season of Channel Zero (and it still won’t be about Jeff The Killer, much to both of our host’s collective joy). Is there something you wonder if we’ve seen or think we should see? Check us out on Facebook and Twitter. Also don’t forget to rate and review us on iTunes!

Welcome back once again, fans. This week Dan brings the most talked about pop culture news of the year, Fox’s sell-out to Disney. Max discusses Friday the 13th the game adding in a new iconic character in their latest freely available update. Dan reads to us from “Harry Potter and the Portrait of What Looked Like a Large Pile of Ash” a book written by a predictive text network. Max closes out the show with a discussion of “Better Watch Out” a really awesome sounding Indie Horror film. Anything you think we should see, or anything you wonder if we have? Let us know on facebook and twitter.

Welcome back, loyal fans. This week Dan takes us back yet again to the world of the DCEU to discuss a potential reshuffle within the Warner/DC creative teams, Max brought notes about how bad the Russian Sci-Fi Superhero movie “Guardians” is, Dan discusses the announcement that Quentin Tarantino will likely get to direct an R-Rated Star Trek film, and Max closes us out with the somewhat sad announcement that Guillermo Del Toro is no longer attached to the “Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark” film but has been replaced by the guy who directed Trollhunter so it’s kinda a wash. Make sure you check us out on Facebook and Twitter to keep up with us, and if you’ve seen something you’re wondering if we’ve seen you can reach out to us on those platforms!

Only took 7 weeks, but Dan and Max finally brought the same story, and each of them had it set to be their first. That means we’ve only got three things to talk about this week, and they are, Bryan Fuller and Michael Green leaving American Gods as showrunners, Justice League being micromanaged and proving that Warner Brothers can’t get out of their own way long enough to release a quality film, and Bullet Head which is an action movie starring John Malkovich (what could go wrong there?! (Nothing, that’s what)) Check us out on facebook.com/DidYouSeePodcast and twitter.com/didyouseepod to keep up with us on the net.