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It may finally happen in this podcast episode, KidPhoenix and Teebs may get cancelled -- despite Teebs's stout belief to the contrary.

There has been a history of problematic representations and themes throughout film and television representation history, so let's look back at some things like the impact of black exploitation films, and the challenges of addressing controversial content in today's society.

The conversation also delves into the balance between appreciating art and recognizing its problematic aspects, ultimately questioning how audiences can compartmentalize the art from the artist. From raunchy comedy and the impact of disclaimers in modern media to the ultimately highlighting the nuanced relationship between art and its creators, this is THAT podcast!

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Before some of your favorite movies and TV shows become what they do on screen, they have to be written.

With The Oscars and other awards behind us, Teebs and KidPhoenix delve into screenwriting. It just so happens that KidPhoenix has taken a screenwriting class recently as part of his "journey to better himself" as Teebs puts it.

They discuss the various films and TV shows he watched for the class, and we're treated to what a newly cultured film connoisseur like KidPhoenix may become.

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HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE!

Teebs and KidPhoenix take this week's podcast to reflect on the legacy of SNL, and how it has evolved with its vast stable of cast members.

In the spirit of that celebration, your hosts create the ultimate SNL cast with various roles (including a musical guest) to produce a well-rounded, funny, and entertaining late night skit program.

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Let's review some ... opinions. Not facts because as much as the website wants us to believe it, Rotten Tomatoes is all opinion-based.

This week, Teebs and Kid Phoenix get into movie reviews. Specifically, ones that fit a specific criteria on the review-aggregate website Rotten Tomatoes.

Each host picks two (more in the future) films they frequent from the past that were found to get less than stellar marks on the site.

Are these movies underrated or properly rated?

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This is the episode!

It's the episode of nerditry of the grandest scale! Today, Teebs and KidPhoenix are rolling Pathfinder characters on the podcast!

They discuss character creation, including ancestry and class selection, while also exploring the differences between Pathfinder and D&D. Classes. Ancestries. Feats. Spells. Depending on their characters, they go through the entire gambit!

The YouTube video features the hosts using Pathbuilder to build their characters without fail, so check that out as well. On our Facebook page, check out PDFs of the finished products and try as you might to pick apart what you like and don't like about their created characters.

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It's time to go where no person has gone before!

Today, Teebs and KidPhoenix are joined by Kim and James of the "RebingeIt" podcast to delve into the latest Star Trek movie, 'Section 31', featuring Michelle Yeoh.

They explore the film's production quality, character development, pacing, and the balance between humor and seriousness. The discussion also touches on the film's connection to the broader Star Trek universe and how it compares to other franchises like Marvel and Star Wars.

After talking about 'Section 31', they share critiques and praises, ultimately questioning the future direction of Star Trek and its characters.

Don't let the title of this podcast fool you! This is not the discussion it would suggest.

Instead, Teebs and KidPhoenix delve into the comic book world, focusing on Jeff Smith's 'Bone' and its impact on the industry via a web video essay on YouTube.

They discuss the differences between graphic novels and single issues, the role of Scholastic in popularizing comics, and the contrasting approaches of Marvel and DC in audience engagement versus comics like 'Bone' and 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'.

Comics, according to Teebs and KidPhoenix, need to simply get back to basics!

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Today is an episode in duality!

Teebs and KidPhoenix bring you the annual Love/Hate podcast headed into 2025.

It's a simple premise. What do we love? Some stuff from the MCU and/or DC? What do we hate ... among other things ... the self-checkout lines, the changing social media landscape as TikTok potentially becomes banned and the changes to Meta ... and ... screenwriting classes, apparently ... for some reason.

Today, we're diving into intriguing pop culture 'what if' scenarios, exploring alternative casting choices and directorial decisions in iconic films.

Teebs and KidPhoenix discuss the potential impact of Darren Aronofsky directing a Batman film, the casting of Pulp Fiction, and the implications of Steven Spielberg directing a Bond movie.

Were you aware of a James Cameron-directed Spider-Man movie? Well, that was definitely a thing! There's also a conversation about the legacy of two TV shows: The X-Files and The Walking Dead.

Oh, we weren't finished celebrating #movies from 1999!