Rewatching The Magic: A Nostalgic Fandom Podcast

Turn around and look at what you see. We go through the pages of The Neverending Story to revist the trauma of Artax in the swamp, the sadness of The Rockbiter's big, strong hands, and trying to figure out why Bastion's mom was named "Moon Child". 

We also say farewell to Walter Koenig and Sir Patrick Stewart

Music track: Iconic by Aylex

Artwork: Lindsay Smith

Announcer: Ian Bonds

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This week, we discuss Don Bluth's All Dogs Go To Heaven. From Burt Reynolds' singing to big-lipped alligators, we find out if this film soars with the angels or is it headed for the bad place.

Music track: Iconic by Aylex

Artwork: Lindsay Smith

Announcer: Ian Bonds

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We are joined by Ian Bonds to talk Shaun of the Dead. So, grab some Cornetto Ice Cream, go to The Winchester, have a nice cold pint, and wait for all of this to blow over.

Music track: Iconic by Aylex

Artwork: Lindsay Smith

Announcer: Ian Bonds

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They're creepy, kooky, and all together ooky. We discuss the first feature film adaptation of The Addams Family, and find out why this seemingly became the standard-bearer of all future adaptations.

Music track: Iconic by Aylex

Artwork: Lindsay Smith

Announcer: Ian Bonds

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Trans Life:

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We're back, baby! A few weeks later than planned, but we're back! Rewatching The Magic expands BEYOND the Disney library starting October 19th! We celebrate the Spooky Season as we play a call on The Addams Family!

Music: Channel Intro 5 by Sascha Ende

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We will be taking the rest of August off to prepare for the RELAUNCH of Rewatching The Magic in September. Expanding the content beyond Disney media into whatever we want to talk about. No rules, no restrictions, EVERYTHING is on the table. We hope you will join us on this new phase of the podcast. Keep on eye on our social media outlets for more updates.

Music: Channel Intro 5 by Sascha Ende

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Futurama is a show that never says die. From Fox to Comedy Central to Hulu, the show finds a way to survive. We take a look at all eras of the show and discuss some of our favorite episodes.

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In 1986, Jim Henson released the last film he would ever direct. 40 years later, we return to the Labyrinth and see if David Bowie meant it when he said we reminded him of the babe.

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Our summer break from Disney films continues. In 1986, Transformers: The Movie traumatized a generation with the death of Optimus Prime. Now, 40 years later, we find out if this movie truly had The Touch or if it simply Dared to be Stupid.

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Our summer break from Disney films starts. Julie Brown was the hottest redhead on MTV, and she wanted to make a movie based on her songs. This week we find out if Earth Girls are Easy.

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