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Every once in a while, your hosts like to take a time out from talking about pop culture to discuss something that (allegedly -- according to Teebs) is enjoyed when your hosts talk about -- and that's food!
Today, Teebs and KidPhoenix give you their personal choices for their favorite fast food places/items. From breakfast to dessert ... from McDonald's to the Colonel and everything in between, these are the official fast food choices of the Teebs & KidPhoenix VS Podcast!
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It's always easy to talk about science fiction movies that are incredibly well-known, famous and influential.
Teebs and KidPhoenix love to go down the rabbit hole from time to time and give a few suggestions of films (especially from the sci-fi boom of the 90s) that should receive ... a flower. They don't get the entire bouquet, but they should get at least one piece of floral acknowledgement.
For every Matrix, there is a Johnny Mneumonic.
For every Universal Soldier, there is a ... Soldier.
For every Independence Day, there is a Volcano.
Just to name a few.
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In 1979, Ridley Scott took a story from writer Dan O'Bannon and turned it into one of the greatest franchises in pop culture history: "Alien".
The franchise has gone through several evolutions in story telling and tone, but the core DNA (or at least parts) of the original Alien movie are in each new iteration. For "Alien Day" -- which is this Friday, April 26 -- Teebs and KidPhoenix discuss the movies and video games of this storied IP franchise and why each are special in their own way.
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As of today, we are five episodes -- the halfway point -- in to the newest Disney+ television series: X-Men '97. This is a continuation of the X-Men cartoon from the early/mid 1990s.
Teebs and KidPhoenix give their thoughts on the show to this point. Does it capture the spirit of the original or is it better? Are there aspects they don't like?
This leads into the next discussion about media companies tapping into the past with X-Men '97 as well as other properties like "Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire" and the soon to be released "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" movie coming this fall.
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The year is 2014. It is a strange transitional year for pop culture and media.
We are years removed from the last Star Wars movie and years before its return. The Lord of the Rings trilogy has come and gone. The Marvel Cinematic Universe was still a bit in its infancy -- but ten years ago, some important debuts made their way to the big screen, little screen and consoles.
Today, Teebs and KidPhoenix look back at some of those properties and place some things like Guardians of the Galaxy, True Detective and Alien: Isolation in the proper annals of pop culture history.
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Social media has become a way of life for many people. Whether it's Facebook, Instagram, X, BlueSky or all of the above, many around the world are on these platforms.
One social media platform that has been hotly contested of late is TikTok (sort of the evolution of vine -- if you're old enough to remember that). The United States Congress passed a proposed measure that would effectively ban TikTok (or at the very least make it very difficult, financially).
Teebs and KidPhoenix give their thoughts on the proposed measure and try to figure out why time and energy are being spent on TikTok's removal from the American social media landscape.
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There are great rivalries all throughout media and television: Jedi vs. the Sith, Marvel vs. DC, Autobots vs. Decepticons.
There is only one O.G. pop culture rivalry, and it involved a cat and a mouse. In 1940, Tom and Jerry were a pair of animals that shared a bond that was forged on mutual hatred. Today, Teebs & KidPhoenix put it up for debate. Who was the bigger a**hole? Tom the cat or Jerry the mouse?
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According to a recent report, Sony stock has lost $10 billion in value after lowering the forecast for projected Playstation 5 sales.
Teebs and KidPhoenix could care less about stock prices, but it's worth wondering if we're witnessing the beginning of the decline in console gaming. With consoles (and games) being as expensive as they are in 2024, are we hitting some kind of breaking point where console makers have to re-think some of their planning strategies for future consoles after the PS5/XBox Series X/S era?
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It has been a little while!
Your hosts have taken their regularly scheduled 90-day vacation between Christmas and New Year's and have returned during a month that is pretty on the nose: Black History Month.
Regardless, Teebs and KidPhoenix have returned, and they're hoping that 2024 will be at least sort of decent in terms of what to watch, what to follow and what to indulge in when it comes to film and TV.
Let's get this year started, boys! Tell the people what you've liked and those hot takes from things that were released or announced over the break.
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One thing Teebs & KidPhoenix enjoy (like any common man) is great, thought-provoking journalism. Let's face it. We all need to do something else because the television landscape has changed quite a bit since the Second Golden Age of Television (aka "Prestige TV").
Streaming services have transformed television as we know it, so those golden days of shows like "The Sopranos", "The Wire" and other HBO heavy hitters (which paved the way for the "Breaking Bad"s and "Orange is the New Black"s of the world don't show up in the landscape as often.
Michael Schulman of the New Yorker brought this thought to internet in a column he did -- which you can read here -- and Teebs and KidPhoenix wanted to have their own discussion.
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The Teebs and KidPhoenix VS Podcast is a simple podcast with a simple premise: two brothers from Philadelphia one day decided one day that their daily comments about nerdy pop culture subjects…