Yer transition from novel to screen has had mixed successes, Harry! That's right everyone we're covering the Harry Potter films, outlining first our history with the franchise (George: ambivalent, Eliza: Real Wizard) then Prisoner of Azkaban (artistic license to mixed effect)Goblet of Fire (pile of shite) and Half Blood Prince (George lost track of the last hour).

From Hell... the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen... Constantine.... All beloved graphic novels, all not so beloved films. Today we're covering three films adapted from the writing of Alan Moore, two of which so bad, Moore had his name taken off of them. There's a lot of accent chat in this, a lot of accents, and a lot of ice-clinking-in-glass sounds to fulfil your ASMR needs.

Please note, this episode contains a brief discussion of domestic abuse around the beginning of the LXG chat! We also discuss Johnny Depp in the From Hell section of the podcast: please proceed with caution, if needed.

George released an album! Eliza wrote a book! We're having a baby! A PODCAST BABY! That's right folks after a five month gestation period we are BACK with more squandered potential than ever, with an episode about wonky Whitewashed Anime Adaptations! We're talking the 2017 Netflix Death Note movie (wolf man ride or die), the 2017 Ghost in the Shell (is there a role ScarJo can't play??? Yes. This one.) and 2009's Dragon Ball Evolution: each film a failure in its own special way.

Eliza and George cover the season 3 finale of the Walking Dead, and rejoice in finally being set free from their literal captor, Rick Grimes.

We reflect on the season as a whole, the trauma of raking over this shit in unnecessarily granular detail and discuss our ideas for the podcast going forward.

13 Reasons Why coverage COMING SOON, but now, now you suffer. Now you eat your Rick. No pudding if you don't eat your Rick.

Jesus Fucking Christ we're getting there. We cover episodes 13-15 of season 3 of the Walking Dead, approaching our break with BREAK NECK speed. We're chatting: blokes in a room doing accents, the futility of forced conflict and how Merle Was Nearly A Good Character But Just Wasn't Because They Made Him A Properly Bad Racist In Season One Didn't They.

We're back and today we're covering what is ALLEGEDLY considered to be one of the best episodes of the Walking Dead... That, and a LOT of Andrea discourse. Like a lot. So buckle in for the Andrea Special.

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And we're back to cover another two glorious episodes of The Walking Dead's third season! Are these the episodes where it all comes together? Where the plot and characters ascend to a greater level of televised entertainment? Where each frame is a joy to behold?

No. Absolutely not. Not even close. The struggle is real.

Episode 14 of You Just Don't Get It Do You's coverage of The Walking Dead brings us to the midpoint of Season 3. But early on we have an important announcement regarding Rick Grimes' future on the show, and then Carol has an even more important announcement regarding her sexual orientation.

CW: Between 08:32 and 12:02 we discuss some of The Walking Dead's problematic handling of sexual assault, or to be more specific, the threat of sexual assault.

Episode 13 of the "squandered potential podcast bonanza" that is You Just Don't Get It Do You? brings you bonkers phone, The Walking Dead Season 3's most nefarious entry into the hotly contested telecommunication market. There's other stuff to talk about but don't worry - we still hate Rick.

Eliza describes it as the light at the end of the tunnel, but this is where Season 3 of The Walking Dead really gets going (downhill). We bid farewell to 2 major characters, both dispatched in differing forms of problematic writing... but we also give a big hello to Rick turning his man-pain up to ELEVEN which gives birth to a rock solid meme. Also, there's a pube-less zombie