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Rounding out our Star Wars Theory Series podcast, hosts Liz and her brother Pat discuss what fans need next from the Star Wars universe. With all of the new movies and TV show, is there a lot left to cover to feed the fandom? We think so. Take a look at what we think should be next for the franchise as far as films (Boba Fett!), lightsaber battles, and of course — more Old Republic!

In this podcast, we break down:

-Why a Boba Fett movie would be awesome, and what needs to happen in it (what exactly did happen to all of the clones?)

-Why a Han Solo trilogy might not be the best idea.

-Why we NEED a series on The Old Republic. How cool would that be?

-Lightsaber battles in Episode VIII: We know there are some kickass lightsaber battles coming up, and we talk about who should be matched up with who.

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This week our Magicians are all finally back on the same page. And well gotta say a show

Hasn't reached its full potential until it's had a heist episode. Our magicians came, they saw, they conquered and now I want at least one per season. The kingdom is broke. Julia has a contract on her and her spawn and Kady/Penny finally reconnect. Welcome to this week’s stellar episode.

Listen in as Brad and Cort break down this week's episode. Let us know what you thought by leaving a message here or dropping a comment to us on Twitter (@bradzb and @jenndeve)

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The Walking Dead recap: Season 7, Episode 12, “Say Yes,” Aired Mar. 5 2017

In this episode of Talking TV With Liz and Lindi, we discuss the Rick-Michonne fueled episode. It had been quite some time that we'd seen a ton of Rick or Michonne — or Walkers for that matter. Overall, we thought the episode was filled with a ton of kickass Walker scenes, but we couldn't help but be extremely frustrated by the end. *cough, Rosita, cough*

In this podcast, we break down:

-What the Hell is wrong with Rosita? And now she's dragging Sasha into this?! Sasha, you're better than this. Don't they realize that their selfish act of being "martyrs" is putting everyone else they love in danger? Revenge is sweet, so just wait your turn, ladies.

-Rick and Michonne's adventure: Are we going to judge Rick for loving his "romantic getaway" with Michonne and wanting to savor it?

-Did Tara wait too long to tell Rick about the guns? (Assuming that's what she was doing at the end of the episode.)

-When will Carol just come in and save the day? We miss seeing more of badass Carol.

Find more TWD news on purefandom.com! Follow us on Twitter @Pure_Fandom.

The Walking Dead recap: Season 7, Episode 12, “Say Yes,” Aired Mar. 5 2017

In this episode of Talking TV With Liz and Lindi, we discuss the Rick-Michonne fueled episode. It had been quite some time that we'd seen a ton of Rick or Michonne — or Walkers for that matter. Overall, we thought the episode was filled with a ton of kickass Walker scenes, but we couldn't help but be extremely frustrated by the end. *cough, Rosita, cough*

In this podcast, we break down:

-What the Hell is wrong with Rosita? And now she's dragging Sasha into this?! Sasha, you're better than this. Don't they realize that their selfish act of being "martyrs" is putting everyone else they love in danger? Revenge is sweet, so just wait your turn, ladies.

-Rick and Michonne's adventure: Are we going to judge Rick for loving his "romantic getaway" with Michonne and wanting to savor it?

-Did Tara wait too long to tell Rick about the guns? (Assuming that's what she was doing at the end of the episode.)

-When will Carol just come in and save the day? We miss seeing more of badass Carol.

Find more TWD news on purefandom.com! Follow us on Twitter @Pure_Fandom.

SuperTalk 2x15 - Exodus

Supergirl Season 2, Episode 15, “Exodus”, aired March 6, 2017

AUGH!!

There is so much potential in this show, and it just continues to disappoint.

This week we’re still on the Cadmus storyline that should have been running throughout the entire season. Bottom line, Cadmus is literally rounding up all the aliens to do something with them, possibly kill them.

As a theme, especially considering the current actions of the Trump administration, Supergirl is on point, but in execution, it’s a total disaster.

If a terrorist organization were running around kidnapping dozens (hundreds?) of legal citizens, not only would the police be up in arms, but the news outlets would be having a field day with the reporting.

Instead, NOBODY but the DEO is doing anything about it, and the whole plan to try to warn the aliens is that Kara is going to “convince” Snapper to run a front page article about kidnappings.

And that’s just the setup of the episode. Of course we’ve got the Super Problem, Alex going rogue on the DEO. Her and Lena Luthor (separately) doing the only good investigative work at all, and Kara writing a blog.

A BLOG! As if you can just pop something on the internet and suddenly your PewDiePie.

Best part of the episode is Kara getting fired and Lyra and Wynn.

Be sure to share your thoughts on this episode in the comments, or tweet at us (@heniadis and @kheniadis). We’d love to hear what you think and what you’d like to hear from us.

Tune in to Supergirl every Monday at 8/7c on The CW, and join us every Wednesday for SuperTalk! Head to Pure Fandom’s podcast hub for more weekly shows on The Walking Dead, Syfy’s Van Helsing, Star Wars and more.

(Featured image: The CW)

SuperTalk 2x15 - Exodus

Supergirl Season 2, Episode 15, “Exodus”, aired March 6, 2017

AUGH!!

There is so much potential in this show, and it just continues to disappoint.

This week we’re still on the Cadmus storyline that should have been running throughout the entire season. Bottom line, Cadmus is literally rounding up all the aliens to do something with them, possibly kill them.

As a theme, especially considering the current actions of the Trump administration, Supergirl is on point, but in execution, it’s a total disaster.

If a terrorist organization were running around kidnapping dozens (hundreds?) of legal citizens, not only would the police be up in arms, but the news outlets would be having a field day with the reporting.

Instead, NOBODY but the DEO is doing anything about it, and the whole plan to try to warn the aliens is that Kara is going to “convince” Snapper to run a front page article about kidnappings.

And that’s just the setup of the episode. Of course we’ve got the Super Problem, Alex going rogue on the DEO. Her and Lena Luthor (separately) doing the only good investigative work at all, and Kara writing a blog.

A BLOG! As if you can just pop something on the internet and suddenly your PewDiePie.

Best part of the episode is Kara getting fired and Lyra and Wynn.

Be sure to share your thoughts on this episode in the comments, or tweet at us (@heniadis and @kheniadis). We’d love to hear what you think and what you’d like to hear from us.

Tune in to Supergirl every Monday at 8/7c on The CW, and join us every Wednesday for SuperTalk! Head to Pure Fandom’s podcast hub for more weekly shows on The Walking Dead, Syfy’s Van Helsing, Star Wars and more.

(Featured image: The CW)

In this episode of Talking TV With Liz and Lindi, we break down the Eugene/Dwight-focused episode that has the internet swirling with different views. Some really hated the episode, some loved it, and some are just ready for the war against Negan to happen already.

In this podcast, we break down:

-Whether or not Eugene is full "Team Negan" or not. Is he simply just surviving? Does he care about Rick and Co.? Will he figure out a way to plot against Negan from the inside?

-If Eugene felt he was being tested by Negan's wives. Think about it: They could have been playing him as a test from Negan. Negan did show up at Eugene's door right after Eugene refused to give the wives the pills — was it a test all along and Eugene knew it?

-Do we like Dwight? The note that his ex-wife left him was gut-wrenching. Maybe he framed the doctor so he could truly fake her death and let her try to live a Negan-less life as long as she can (without being hunted down by him.)

-Bonus round: We reveal what we would do if we were in Eugene's situation.

Find more The Walking Dead news on purefandom.com!

In this episode of Talking TV With Liz and Lindi, we break down the Eugene/Dwight-focused episode that has the internet swirling with different views. Some really hated the episode, some loved it, and some are just ready for the war against Negan to happen already.

In this podcast, we break down:

-Whether or not Eugene is full "Team Negan" or not. Is he simply just surviving? Does he care about Rick and Co.? Will he figure out a way to plot against Negan from the inside?

-If Eugene felt he was being tested by Negan's wives. Think about it: They could have been playing him as a test from Negan. Negan did show up at Eugene's door right after Eugene refused to give the wives the pills — was it a test all along and Eugene knew it?

-Do we like Dwight? The note that his ex-wife left him was gut-wrenching. Maybe he framed the doctor so he could truly fake her death and let her try to live a Negan-less life as long as she can (without being hunted down by him.)

-Bonus round: We reveal what we would do if we were in Eugene's situation.

Find more The Walking Dead news on purefandom.com!

Q returns to House Quinn for Alice’s Memorial and he sees a familiar ghostly face. Margo and Eliot are under siege and surrounded by...cock barrens. Penny enlists the help of the map maker.

Listen it to what Brad and Cort had to say about this weeks episode of The Magicians.

Q returns to House Quinn for Alice’s Memorial and he sees a familiar ghostly face. Margo and Eliot are under siege and surrounded by...cock barrens. Penny enlists the help of the map maker.

Listen it to what Brad and Cort had to say about this weeks episode of The Magicians.