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DramaMeans episodes

  • The Boyfriend vs His Man 3

    This week we have Alexis from Drama Kween podcast as a special guest for this episode! We talk, and talk, and talk about the Japanese lgbtqia+ reality dating show, "The Boyfriend," and the Korean lgbtqia+ reality dating show, "His Man 3." We go through real talk, delulu conspiracy theories, and just fangirling over the cast!


    We apologize for any name mispronunciations, that was not our intentions, sometimes we get heated and the names just flow out of our mouths. Thank you for understanding!

    1 hr 29 min
  • Deadpool and Wolverine
    **SPOILERS GALORE**
    The highly anticipated release of the latest film in the Deadpool franchise, "Deadpool and Wolverine" starring Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman, finally pairs two of the most iconic characters in the Marvel Universe. It's something audiences have been waiting for.
    We discuss whether they pulled off the perfect superhero buddy film, or chose cheap thrills over substance. Either way, the highlight of the film was always going to be a four legged scraggly super dog with too much love, and tongue to give.
    43 min
  • Wandee Goodday
    Thai BL Drama "Wandee Goodday" puts “fake it till you make it” to the ultimate test as an unlikely pairing see if a pretend relationship can nurture real feelings. We also discuss how a “meet awkward” can actually be more effective than a “meet cute.”
    49 min
  • The Princess Royal
    We talk about the character dynamics of the 2024 Chinese costume drama The Princess Royal starring Zhao Jin Mai and Zhang Ling He and how sometimes complicated schemes are so complex they stop being comprehensible.
    1 hr 15 min
  • Alienoid 2
    This week, we discuss why this movie isn’t actually a sequel to Alienoid, after all. We also dig into the role that CGI has to play in big budget features and when it all just becomes a little too much.
    36 min
  • 25 Ji, Akasaka de
    This week, we discuss how tone can transform the same subject mattter into two drastically different shows and question whether or not actors need to have real life intimacy with their co-stars in order to become a convincing on screen couple.
    44 min
  • Ready, Set, Love
    In this episode, we discuss why satire done well is so satisfying and debate the societal logic of a ridiculous dystopian SciFi universe. We also think if there was money to be made by broadcasting the end of civilization, there is for sure a reality TV producer that would make it happen.
    1 hr 20 min
  • The Double
    In this episode, we discuss the tried and true story trope of stolen/swapped identities and talk about how a show can elevate itself by caring for each and every character even if they aren't the lead. We also petition to bring back "happily ever after."
    Sorry for the long episode, we will try to have a shorter episode next week!
    1 hr 23 min
  • My Second Aoharu
    In this episode, we discuss what it’s like to be young again and be accepted unconditionally by a group of people that have your back, how enjoyable a show can be when you find yourself wishing all the characters were your friends in real life.
    1 hr 4 min
  • Last Twilight
    This week, we discuss how building a strong bond between two characters can carry an otherwise pretty simple story. But if a show doesn’t stay true to itself all the way through to the end, it ultimately can be a bitter pill to swallow.
    53 min

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DramaMeans is a podcast where Mel & Ryan, discuss, dive into, and dissect dramas (TV shows) from all over the world. This is an all accepting space, where there will be an infinite amount of…