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This was a very important week in geek, and we’re recapping all the big news that came out of SDCC 2019!

Welcome back to our Late to the Party rewatch of Neon Genesis Evangelion, the seminal teenagers vs giant monsters anime of the late 20th century!

Your hosts are ready to guide you through the show as it finally receives wide-distribution on Netflix this year.

In this, our last episode, we look at The End of Evangelion, compare the various endings for the show, and discuss the impact this series has had. Is Eva a purposeful masterpiece, an angry rebuttal of fandom, or a Rorschach test that begs the audience to find their own reason to get into the robot? Our answers to all this and recommendations for what comes next!

Our sixth podcast covers Death/Rebirth, The End of Evangelion, and the entire series.

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This episode we discuss in detail how iconic the signature phrase “Bang Zoom” was to America. We also talk about the show’s influence on modern day cartoons.

Oh, and as we flubbed the trivia question because this is “going out to you live not on film,” next time we will “jot it down on a piece of paper”

This week, we cover two SNL characters who barely speak, don’t have names, and mainly just bop their heads to a single song. Who better to adapt into a major motion picture? Join John & Darin as they analyze the Roxbury Guys’ cinematic debut/swan song, 1998’s A Night at the Roxbury! With Will Ferrell, Chris Kattan, Molly Shannon, Dan Hedaya, Loni Anderson, Colin Quinn, Mark McKinney, a MeToo story, and excerpts from Chris Kattan’s autobiography! It’s a podcast about a movie that’s longer than the movie itself! All this & more on an All-New SNL Nerds!

Hot off the success of Avengers: Endgame, Marvel wraps up Phase 3 of its cinematic universe with the released of Spider-Man: Far From Home!

We talk about everything we love about the film and about how we’re learning to tell stories in the decade and series spanning film-making effort that is the MCU!

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This episode we discuss the great name that is Ralph, that is SO perfect for the show.

We conclude our NonPro Book Club read of A Darker Shade of Magic, and go into full spoiler-mode about everything involving Lila, Kell, Rhy, and Holland in this episode! What were some of our favorite moments, what are we exciting about seeing as the series continues, and what are we reading next? Listen to find out!

If you haven’t heard our earlier episodes, never fear, you can download them right now on Non-Productive.com (and while you’re there, do yourself a favor and subscribe!

Set in eighteenth-century London during the reign of King George III,  “A Darker Shadeof Magic” by V. E. Schwab follows a magician named Kell who can travel between four parallel worlds called Red, Grey, White, and Black London.

The NonPro Book Club will feature weekly check-ins and interesting articles, joint discussions, and even podcasts where we talk about this awesome thing we’re experiencing with one another, all from the comfort of whatever color world we happen to be inhabiting at the time. You can follow along at Non-Productive.com, or over at our Facebook group, or at our Goodreads group, or even at our Discord server (but we’re still working out the kinks on the last two)!

How can our crew manipulate each other into doing the most good for the most people while still maintaining their cool, detached, loner personas? Tune in to find out!

This is the segue part of a new short arc, the perfect place to jump on board!

For a brief show synopsis and crew bios, click here!

*Dungeon Not Included is an actual play podcast, currently running the sci-fi adventure RPG, Bulldogs! by Galileo Games

Brennan Taylor is our GM and host.

Welcome back to our Late to the Party rewatch of Neon Genesis Evangelion, the seminal teenagers vs giant monsters anime of the late 20th century!

Your hosts are ready to guide you through the show as it finally receives wide-distribution on Netflix this year.

The original series comes to an emotional and, some would say, perplexing end – and we find ourselves debating just what Evangelion was really all about. All this and more details about the Netflix redub/resub and what comes next for Evangelion.

Our fifth podcast covers Episodes 24-26 of the series.

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