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It's week one without Alex, and Connor did alright, he managed to get 36 minutes of podcast time without him, and he's aiming to have an hour next week. It's hard to do a podcast solo! This week Connor talked about the new Borderlands Movie, Halo losing both of its Showrunners, George R.R. Martin's different ending for his Game of Thrones Books, the Hypixel Server being down, and he also rounded up all of the movies that you should go see in theaters for the rest of the year. Finally, at the end, he had five-second spoiler-free reviews of both 'Loki' and 'The Bad Batch'.
On this special episode of FlashFax, Alex has his last show for three weeks. For the next three weeks, Connor will be doing the show either solo, or with some guest hosts! Alex will be missed, and we can’t wait to welcome him back soon. Besides that, this week, Alex and Connor discussed Hollywood Walk of Fame Stars, Star Wars: Visions, John Wick 4, Nintendo’s E3 roundup, iCarly’s reboot issues, and finally, what would happen if the TVA actually existed?
This week on FlashFax, we surprisingly had a ton of news to talk about, even though we usually don't have enough news. We began with how Netflix is hosting a Witcher convention along with CD Projekt Red to highlight probably a new Witcher game and new Witcher S2 information. However, this convention is also the same day as Black Widow's release, so, we don't think many people will attend. Alex and Connor than transition over to talking about Andor series updates, Book of Boba Fett updates, and some Indiana Jones 5 Set Leaks. Finally, the E3 round up. There was a ton of crazy news, so be sure to listen to hear it all!
This week’s FlashFax episode is a bit dry, just due to the fact that there isn’t that much content. However, Connor and Alex were able to make the best of the dry spell. They begun discussing Avengers Campus, and how detailed it is, and began comparing it to Galaxy’s Edge. Then, they talked about the two biggest acquisitions/mergers of the past few weeks, Amazon and MGM and WarnerBros and Discovery. They then moved on to discuss Loki’s reviews for the first two episodes, and finally E3! They gave their predictions for stuff announced at E3. Find out next week if they are correct..
This week on FlashFax, the debate of Star Trek vs Star Wars is back in full force. Get it, force? But this time, Connor is trying to reason with Alex to watch something he doesn't want to in order to convince Alex that he should watch Star Trek. Of course, it didn't work, and they continued with the podcast. For news this week, they had a Marvel Roundup which included The Eternals Trailer, Marvel pushing back two untitled releases, Danai Gurira's new TV Show, and Oscar Isaac as Moon Knight. They then talked about Netflix and Army of the Dead, the Friends Reunion, new Pokémon games, and a Portal movie. Finally they discussed what Disney Villains should get live action movies, and they rated Disney's Cruella.
Another episode of FlashFax is in the books, and as usual, Alex and Connor get super off topic. They begin the week talking about how dry it is, which they say every week. They then dive into the news beginning with talking about a Rick and Morty spin off show. The show has mixed reviews in Alex’s eyes, and Connor is still trying to wrap his head around the Rick and Morty universe. Speaking of universes, they go on a crazy tangent about movie and television universes. They then talk about Dave Filoni’s new role at LucasFilm, Jon Faverau’s extensive career, and dive into Knives Out. They then discuss “Rangers of the New Republic” being taken off active development, Bad Batch, and finally, a spoiler free review of Army of The Dead. As usual, it’s an episode not to miss!
In this episode of FlashFax, Alex and Connor begin talking about Agatha All Along being nominated, which it should be, as it's an amazing song. Besides the point, they continue to discuss the revival for iCarly, which Connor doesn't really have any opinion about. They then, for some unknown reason, begin to spiral and, as per usual for the podcast, begin a debate about Star Trek. This weeks debate was about whether or not Star Trek is more realistic than Marvel. We'll let you pick a side. They then continue and end the script discussing Disney's goal to obtain as many Emmys as possible.
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