By DigitalDissect1
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The late 2000's and 2010's was an interesting time to be on the internet. We were googling instead of asking Jeeves, chatrooms were laying way to social media, and users had started to make new creative genres...that we called pasta. Welcome to season four, episode 142 of Digital Dissection: Pop Culture Nerdity! On this episode our host discuss the advent of Creepy Pasta! Specifically, creepy pastas pertaining to video games! Download today to hear about the fan made dark sides of The Legend of Zelda, Fallout, Pokemon, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Minecraft!
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In 2016 Netflix tapped into the nostalgia of the 1980's better than almost anyone who tried before and possibly since. Weaving familiar tropes, synthwave music, and remarkable characters, this show started off strong but does it have enough gas left in the tank to finish strong? Welcome to season four, episode 141 of Digital Dissection: Pop Culture Nerdity! This episode discusses the first four seasons of Stranger Things! Download now to hear what we think made this series great...and what parts probably should have been left in the past.
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Have you ever seen a movie so bad...that it doesn't even get a catchy introduction on a podcast? Well welcome to season four, episode 140 of Digital Dissection: Pop Culture Nerdity, where we are going to talk about a movie just that bad. This episode is about the Uwe Boll "classic" House of the Dead. That's it...that's all I got. Download today to get more about just how awful this movie is.
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While freemium games dominate the mobile gaming market, there was a time where games weren't freemium...they were just free. Welcome to season four, episode 139 of Digital Dissection: Pop Culture Nerdity! On this episode, Mark and Joe discuss some of the best games from Microsoft's Entertainment Pack and one favorite from Window's 95. Whether you're a mouse, pinball enthusiast, or a mythical creature living in the Himalia Mountain range, this episode has a game for you!
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While we normally stick to properties from our youth we would like to present an episode about something more modern...but still about something we did as kids. Welcome to season four, episode 138 of Digital Dissection: Pop Culture Nerdity! On this episode, Joe and Mark talk about the short-lived Netflix series "Floor is Lava!" Hosted by Rutledge Wood, this competition show makes our childhood imaginations come true by having constants traverse themed rooms where the floor is...you guess it, LAVA!! What do you think? Was this show gone too soon, or not for you? Be sure to download this episode to take a trip into the more recent past!
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Some films don't find their footing in theaters and gain their following after their at home release. Some achieve "cult status" and are remembered fondly by their audiences...but some might just be looking through rose-colored glasses. Welcome to season four episode 137 of Digital Dissection: Pop Culture Nerdity! On this episode, our hosts dissect the 1995 film "Mallrats" by Kevin Smith! Some say this is a cult classic while others aren't so sure. Download this episode and weigh in on the discussion yourself!
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Is it hard to believe that Pokemon Go has been going on for almost a decade now? While the mobile game still has plenty of active users, it may not have much left in the idea department. Which makes us ask the question; is Pokemon Go Dead? Welcome to season 4 episode 136 of Digital Dissection: Pop Culture Nerdity! On this episode, our hosts revisit Pokemon Go and discuss the changes that have happened since the game's introduction in 2016. While some have helped gameplay we think somethings are pointing toward Niantic's flagship showing signs of sinking.
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In 2008 the Travel Channel gave us a gladiator that dared to take on anything you could put on a plate or in a glass. It didn't matter if it was spicy, cold, or the size of a small country, one man took on it all. Welcome to season four, episode 135 of Digital Dissection: Pop Culture Nerdity! On this episode, our hosts discuss the popular Travel Channel show, Man vs Food! We are sticking to the Adam Richmond years and enjoying every minute of it! Download this episode to relive Adam's quest to conquer America's eating challenges!
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What do you get when you combine a handful of Victorian age literary characters with MCU Infinity Saga energy? You get the topic of this episode! Welcome to Season Four, Episode 134 of Digital Dissection: Pop Culture Nerdity! Join our hosts Mark and Joe as they discuss the 2003 film The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen! Most slept on this movie, but is history being too harsh on Sean Connery and the gang? Download this episode to find out what we think!
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In the 1990's and early 2000's social media wasn't much, so if you wanted a product to reach its intended audience, it took a little more doing than it does now. One approach was to have a massive convention and only invite advertisers or established people to it. That way you know your product would get picked up and distributed by someone who knew what they were doing...pretty silly isn't it? Welcome to season 4 episode 133 of Digital Dissection: Pop Culture Nerdity! On this episode our hosts discuss the rise and fall of one of these biggest video game conventions of all time, E3! Be sure to download this episode to hear more about E3 and if we think conventions like this are still necessary.
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