Netflix vs YouTube, Sesame Street on Netflix, & Geek News

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we've not had an episode in a while. Yep. Been

like a month, month and a half. Somewhere in

that neighborhood. Netflix and toys. Oh my was

the last one. Yep. April. Yep. April. So little,

almost two months. But to be honest, there really

hasn't been all that much happening. And by the

time it happens, it's not relevant anymore. Yeah.

So I've been kind of compiling stories or, or

topics. And then I'm kind of waiting to see what

happens because some of them, it's kind of like

there really isn't anything pertinent going on.

Yeah. Related to it. And so it's, it's like,

why bother if it's just going to blow over trying

to finish other stuff and gets in the way and

other things and all that. Tis true. So anyways,

yeah, we've been we've been knocking out Podcaster

Meets World and all things Transformers and Studio

2009. And so, yeah, it's just and it's plus it's

just been crazy busy schedule wise. Yep. So.

So anyways, yeah, we have a few things that are

kind of interesting. One of them being Netflix.

And originally you brought this to to my attention

a couple of weeks ago that Netflix kind of changed

up how they look. Oh, OK, that's where you're

going first. I thought you were going to the.

other thing but okay yeah yeah yeah yeah i'm

going to the fun first the fun first right um

but no i mean they they've got this new kind

of interface they're trying to more or less do

something similar to like a feed or like a youtube

and it's the first revamp in almost what 10 years

something like i want to say maybe yeah what

technique yeah yeah 2015 probably was the last

time they did a full -on revamp of the netflix

.com website since they went to the more sliding

slidery slide this way slide that way which your

sleds this and that and whatever and here's here's

our top 10 blah blah blah so yeah it's probably

been about nine ten years since that happened

i think i don't know i could be wrong i mean

i've not been a fan of that slider anyway but

that's because stuff just auto plays and it's

kind of annoying yeah i don't like the auto play

Figure out how to turn off the autoplay. They

don't really make that all that easy, but. Yeah,

they're trying to. Create more of a curated.

Just better laid out professional look to it.

Yeah, which is nice. And then they've got their

own like kind of pop culture website, too, which

kind of filters into it. netflix is a joke no

um it's that uh tudum oh i've never heard of

this okay yes uh yeah so they they they have

a new kind of behind the scenes website it's

netflix .com slash tudum i don't know what the

name stands for uh however it's it basically

logs into your like you can log into your netflix

account and it ties in the whole interface together

with it based on your profile and it only lets

like if you have kid accounts it doesn't let

them connect to it it's only it's honestly adult

accounts yeah yes uh so what it does is it it

curates the website according to your preferences

i mean of course there's things in there too

that that are on there and you know they have

different staff writers and uh different types

of things on it but then they have you know kind

of interviews and what to watch and book to screen

or latest news of you know people and stuff that

are coming out uh and then they have some trailers

and behind the scenes stuff and then they have

a section that's called like based on what you've

watched yeah which is more tailored directly

to what you've watched um and then they have

things for shows popular now and then netflix

movies and then more stuff to kind of explore

through but then they they have like a top 10

a trending you know podcast a shop to buy gear

for certain different programs like they say

for you it's got like the electric state uh beverly

hills cop axle f um the Adam project, you know,

so, so it's got things that, that are Netflix

produced specifically on the, for you. And it's

very much curated for content created for Netflix.

Yeah. Which is cool. And I, I got the email about

it like a couple months ago and I was like, okay,

this is kind of interesting. Uh, a new way to

kind of facilitate through the, through the website.

Cause it kind of ties everything together. And,

uh, I feel like this new interface that they're

working towards is kind of tying in with that

further. Yep. Yeah. So I had logged in the other

day and I was like, Oh, I want to watch blah,

blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Well, the easiest

way to do that without having to order a physical

disc, if a physical disc is even possible. specifically

it was either i forget which one i wanted to

watch it was either six underground or the atom

project because those are my go -to's of i just

want to ignore the world and just escape and

just get away from everything and i logged in

and i'm like oh it's kind of it's kind of like

when uh When you put on like the newfangled,

the current generation of like 3D glasses or

whatever kind of thing, it's like, holy crap.

It's like, you know, a whole new world, even

though that's another company and that's a different

song. And there was a big red battle cruiser

that, you know, came through the sky 23 years

ago. And there was a little blue guy in that

big red battle cruiser that stole the princess

away. And he should have got his own movie. Oh,

wait, he did. Sorry, I'm on ditch overload, folks.

But no, I logged in and I was like, wait, what

is going on? What did they do? Because, you know,

you get used to something for so long and you

think. They're never going to change it. They

found what they like. They found what works for

them. Their users are just going to accept it.

They're not going to, like, they can't have too

many complaining people. I mean, people pay for

it constantly. So you can't, you know, have too

many complaining customers if they keep coming

back and keep paying for it. So when I logged

in and I was like, hey. this is all new all different

netflix this is kind of weird and i pointed it

out to you and i was like what the hell did they

do because it took me a minute to get used to

it and i was like oh okay this this might take

me a couple of tries this might take me a couple

of times i might have to spend about 19 hours

or so exploring this and figuring it out and

whatever i didn't obviously because i was only

there to watch the one or two movie things but

it's one of those things where anything that

has changes that i have to get you like if it's

something that i use on a regular basis if it

has changed completely that i need to relearn

everything i will have to spend the time to do

like audition changes And I have to relearn all

of my editing that I've done for the last X number

of years. We're going to have lots of problems.

You all think podcasts are slow now. That's why

they've invented a lot of do -it -yourself kits.

I've been doing it myself since you showed me.

No, I mean, they have apps that do it for you

now. apps schmaps i want a human to show me and

then i can do it on my own which i already had

that happen 10 or 15 years ago apps get off my

lawn old man uh right so so yeah i mean we have

we have that but uh they're definitely going

more of a easy user friendly good they should

And I agree. Especially with the prices they

charge? Are you kidding me? I know, that was

some of the comments on the video of the tutorial.

It was like, oh, new shiny menu, raise the prices.

And somebody's like, oh, finally an interface

that's better than the last one. Yeah, exactly.

But kind of moving in that same vicinity, we

have... On another positive note, Sesame Street.

How positive this is? I think it's positive,

considering nobody else was going to pick it

up. It's positive, yes, but... It was going to

disappear to the ether because everybody else

that's had it since PBS couldn't afford it has

dumped it. I think, wasn't it Warner Brothers

that had it previously? I'm not even looking

up any links or anything. Yeah, that's what it

was. It was Warner. HBO Max opted not to renew

it. Netflix decided to pick it up. See, I didn't

even know. I thought it was still brought to

you, everybody, by viewers like us. I'm still

thinking this is public broadcast. Well, it'll

still be available on PBS. Yeah, I know, but

that was the whole thing. When we were kids,

when I was a kid 40 -something years ago, I want

to say 40 -something. Everyone knows I'm 45 years

old, but I say 40 -something because 1985 -86

is when I really remember when I was five and

six years old is really when I remember first

noticing Sesame Street when I was five and six.

So that's when I first started watching it at

the time. So 40 something years ago, I still

remember the beginning of that. Like when Sesame

Street came on, Sesame Street is brought to you

by PBS and viewers like you. And that was the

whole shtick was that PBS needed donations and

this, that, and the other thing. And it was public

broadcasting. It's kind of like Wayne's world

going from being in Wayne's basement to uh uh

um the as sphincter's office uh as sphincter

says what you know noah vanderhoffen's office

or whatever yeah it's a good thing that netflix

picked it up from hbo max and all that it is

it is it is it is but i just i i just can't get

it out of my brain that streaming services quote

unquote own sesame street and that kind of well

they don't own it okay it's just the rights to

show it or some yeah okay they're helping produce

it in conjunction with pbs and and i think they

see it as also a win because i mean yes pbs will

air it new which is different from what netflix

normally does with their exclusivity uh but what's

interesting is that i mean you'll be able to

stream all of it yeah like all of sesame street

on netflix which yeah from 1969 to now yeah which

is great because if you're like oh i'm a fan

of this era yep i can watch it you know and yep

uh but yeah the they're having granted i don't

know how much of the old catalog is going to

end up on there because i know that they've said

initially like 90 hours of previous episodes.

But reimagining an all new, you know, 56 season.

And then, of course, HBO Max, not W, you know,

Warner Brothers Discovery. I swear they're like.

The guy at the top, he has no idea what he's

got with any of his IPs. He's like crashing and

burning everything. I don't know what they're

doing over there. I have no idea what they're

doing. So you got originally when it first started,

it was HBO Go. OK, so we're going to have HBO

Home Box Office on the go. That's what for those

that don't know, for those who are living under

a rock or for those who may be too young, HBO

back in the day and still to this day, at least

as far as I know, originally stood for Home Box

Office. That was the point. was so you could

have your box office movies at your home on your

cable television in the 80s. So we had HBO Go,

and then it went to HBO Now. And then when the

whole streaming wars and everything else, and

it wasn't just Netflix and Hulu anymore, it was

everything else, it became HBO Max. HBO Max was

the new thing because Warner's had taken over

Cinemax, so Cinemax wasn't a thing anymore. I

honestly don't even remember. Again, folks, I'm

not actively looking up any information. I'm

just sitting here talking out of my ass. I don't

even remember what company owned Cinemax before

Warner Brothers bought them. I just know Cinemax,

HBO, Showtime, those were the three main cable

channel type premium movie things. So you had

HBO Max. Okay, fine. It's called HBO Max. I don't

care about the name of the damn thing. The only

thing I cared about was, ooh, it's purple. And

ooh, it has all the content that I want on it.

It has all the DC stuff. It has all the DC animated

stuff. It has all the DC live action stuff. And

then things started changing and they're like,

oh, it's going to switch to just being Max now

and no more HBO for you. And we're going to do

this and we're going to do that. And now they've

gone back on all of that and it's going to be

it's going back to HBO Max. And I'm just like,

wait, why? Well, it's funny because Cinemax was

bought by HBO in 1990. Which those that that

merger created Time Warner. right right and then

they yeah yep and then at aol time warner then

warner media then warner brothers discovery it

seems like warner can't survive without another

company no it can't uh it used to be able to

yeah more but that's that's why cinemax was rolled

into it was it was meant to be a compliment to

hbo as like like a maximum play you know yeah

pay type thing and then they now they're basically

one in the same but hbo has a stronger name yeah

uh and and i agree with that like i mean it's

kind of it's a better name yeah um but yeah i

i think that it's good though that getting back

to sesame street yeah that they're they're getting

to supply it to pbs and then also it's on netflix

for those that yeah you know want to be able

to access it i mean it does kind of suck that

it's only the latest 90 episodes which means

like not even a full season if they produced

you know want a new one every week or every you

know whatever um but uh yeah i don't know it's

still nice that the brand is continuing uh what

i did notice is somebody in the comments for

that were like you know it would have been a

no -brainer to align you know it's it's it's

disappointing that disney didn't do it because

they could have unified the muppets yes with

them again on one platform considering kermit

was a part of sesame street so i was really surprised

when netflix popped up I was surprised that Disney

didn't pop up and say, hey, we want it because

we have the other part of the coin of the puppetry

landscape of Jim Henson's stuff. I was really

surprised that it was Netflix that popped up

and said, we're going to do it. Who knows? Maybe

in... five more years disney on disney and netflix

will make a deal or something who knows well

you're funny you say that i'm i'm predicting

netflix buys disney oh hell no i no other way

around nope nope other way no netflix is not

big enough Netflix is not. Disney is crashing

and burning. I understand they're crashing right

now, and they are on fire. I get that, but they

will be able to put those fires out. Netflix

does not have enough in there. No, they don't

have enough capital. Give it time. Give it time.

They're continually growing. All right, folks,

come back to us in five years. What is this?

I'm making this prediction. Come back. Yeah,

okay. All right. Flip of a coin. Come back to

GCRN, the Geekcast Radio Network. Come back to

us in 2030, and we'll do an episode about this

exact same thing if news does happen either way.

We'll see who was right. Okay. Okay. I need to

mark this down on my calendar. Exactly. Be like,

AG episode. 442. This is Monday, May 26, 2025.

I'm just going to leave that right there. So,

we'll see. But yeah, that's that's going to be

interesting to see regardless how the Sesame

street thing plans out or pays out on that. Okay.

Yeah. It's going to be very interesting, but

I'm sorry if you are going to be producing new

episodes and if you're going to be spending out

whatever money they spent on it, hopefully part

of that deal is that you get the back catalog.

If you're getting the back catalog, why are you

only putting 90 hours on your streaming service?

And I'm wondering if it's a rights issue. Well,

yeah, I know, and we probably need to look more

in detail to it, but... I don't know. I just

wish, like, if you're really going to do that...

You should have more than just 90 hours. Maybe

you have select seasons. Maybe you have 10 seasons

and they rotate or something. I don't know, man.

I just don't think that only having 90 hours

of a... 50 -year, 56 -year television, historic

television show. I mean, we are four years away

from that show's 60th anniversary. So it sounds

like PBS, being still a key partner, will continue

to offer the show. And they may have some of

the back catalog. Okay. So, yeah, it sounds like

you can watch all of them on PBS Kids. So they're

just doing the past 90 hours worth. So. So it'll

be on both. It'll be on Netflix and it'll be

on PBS, but it'll be more of a selection on Netflix.

So with. global you know global streaming rights

to the new season so cool that's cool way to

go netflix saving childhoods uh but yeah moving

on from that thank you for saying moving on from

that because i was about to make a really really

bad 2007 joke Yeah, I could imagine. So what

are your thoughts on the new Superman film that

we've seen the trailers of so far? I'm looking

forward to it. That first teaser trailer with

Crypto, that looked really fun. The new trailer

that literally just dropped a couple days ago

or by the time you hear this, folks, a few days

ago, whenever it was. That is really fun. The

new trailer, I liked the new trailer. I like

Lois and Clark's antagonistic kind of back and

forth. What I really like about... What's the

guy's name? I just listened to a whole podcast

with my buddy Michael Bailey talking about it,

and he mentioned David... David something. I'm

trying to get to it, folks. I was just on the

page earlier this morning. You'd think I would

remember this. But the guy that plays Clark Kent

Superman, what I like about him is that he does,

yeah, David Cornsweat. Or Cornsweet. Cornsweat,

whatever. I don't know. Cornsweat. It's Corin's

sweat. Yeah, it's sweat. What I liked about him

and what I noticed is, and a lot of people have

noticed this, is that if you watch that trailer

and you watch the beginning of the two of them

going back and forth, he changes his voice. When

she's talking to him and she calls, you know,

calls him Clark and says, I want to do an interview

with Superman and I want to talk to Superman.

And then she addresses Superman. He changes his

vocal inflections. He's like, all right, Ms.

Lane, let's do the interview. Like, like he changes,

like he changes how he, it's not like it's similar

to how. The late, great, amazing, awesome Kevin

Conroy did with Bruce and Batman. But it's a

little bit... Not everyone's going to catch it,

but I caught it and a lot of other Superman fans

caught it. I like it. I'm not really sold on,

at least just in this trailer, I am not sold

on Nicholas Holt as Lex. Not yet, anyway. But

it was okay. I was not expecting the ending of

the trailer, but that was a nice little funny

moment at the end there. But overall, I'm excited

to see this. As per usual, folks, I will be waiting

until it hits whatever streaming service, because

I haven't been to a movie theater since 2018.

So in the town that I live in currently, I just

know. I'm not dealing with that, but I'm excited

for this. I'm very much excited for this. And

I love the, the new, the, the trailer theme from

this trailer, the music from this trailer done

by John Murphy and David Fleming. Love that music.

Cause it's a mix of whatever originality they're

doing to it and a mix of the Williams theme.

So absolutely love that. What did you think?

I know you're not really the. I'm not a huge

Superman fan, but I gotta say I'm very stoked

for this. It gives me the vibes of the 70s Superman,

but modern. So I'm super pumped to check it out

and see what they do with it and give this new

rendition a chance. I didn't dislike Henry Cavill.

I disliked how dark the last batch of DC films

were and nothing wrong with them per se. It's

just, I didn't enjoy them. Like they were good

for an initial watch, but not good for a rewatch.

Yep. So I liked about looking forward to this

though. Yeah. I'm very much looking forward to

this too. What I liked about Man of Steel, and

I think this is the only thing I really remember

of that movie, is how they twisted the plot around

and gave us the origin in the middle of the movie

instead of the beginning of the movie, and they

gave it to us in a flashback kind of thing. I

like the way how they played all of the stuff

for the Superman. here's your first superman

movie like here's your 78 or here's your this

or here's your that they gave it to us they just

gave it to us in different pieces within man

of steel and i agree with you it was very dark

and that whole era of dc was very dark but i

saw man of steel in theaters because it was a

superman film and i wasn't not going to see it

in theaters and cavill was a He was a good Superman.

He was an okay Clark Kent. I still prefer film

-wise, I still prefer Christopher Reeve over

anybody else when it comes to the movies. TV

-wise, live -action television -wise, as far

as someone who is acting the role of Clark Kent

Superman. I still really enjoy Dean Cain. Say

what you will about the man in real life. I don't

care. Fictionally, as a fictional character,

I like the way that Dean Cain portrayed Clark

Kent and Superman on Lois and Clark. The New

Adventures of Superman, which ran on TNT from

93 to 97. But yeah, no, this new Superman has

got me stoked to see what, and I'm really stoked

to see what gun, what James gun does with DC.

We saw what he did with Marvel, with the guardians

and say what you will about the guardians and

whatever else. But I liked some of that stuff.

So I'm interested to see what he does with the

DC characters and, you know, and, and they were

fun. Yeah. So, I mean, I'm. I'm looking forward

to seeing what he does. And he is very much taking

cues from the old. But I think that's also something

that's lost in modern cinema. I think we're kind

of needing some of these throwbacks to what is

old. You know, the old quote, seeds of the future

lie buried in the past. Yes. it's pertinent in

every sense of the manner, you know? So I think,

I think we're definitely on the cusp of kind

of a revival of old being new again. And I'm

all for it. So I'll be interested to see who,

cause I doubt they're going to keep patents in

as Batman, like it for this new. rendition of

james gunn like they may continue they may continue

the the stuff with pattinson as batman but i'm

assuming it's going to continue to be separate

i hope not and didn't the batman 2 just get delayed

or didn't it get delayed anyway or yep i'm i'm

going to make the uh assumption that it's gonna

get a a reboot. Yeah. I think it needs one. I

think I don't, I don't think we need another

one with patents and I think it served its purpose.

Yeah. I don't, I don't hate it or dislike it.

Cause like, honestly, I didn't watch it, but

it's again, just, I did watch it and it was interest

me. Yeah, I did watch it. It was okay for what

it was. My problem was, was the time length of

it. From what I remember. That's what I remember

from when I watched it. The performances were

good. He was an okay Bruce Wayne. He was an okay

Batman. He's not my favorite, obviously. But

it's 176 minutes. That's a while. Yeah, you think?

You know, so you got, you know. You get him as

Batman. You get Zoe Kravitz as Selina Kyle Catwoman.

You got Paul Dano as Edward Nashton the Riddler.

You got Jeffrey Wright as Jim Gordon. John Turturro

as Carmine Falcone. You know, you got Andy Serkis

as Alfred Pennyworth, which he was okay. I didn't

even know half the casting because it just it

had nothing to do with Pattinson. Yeah, I didn't

I didn't love what I was seeing of the Riddler.

I didn't love what I was, you know, honestly,

I'd had enough weird with Gotham that I was kind

of like this has that vibe and I don't really

care to see it again. Yeah, and I think I was

more enthused when it was going to be Ben Affleck

doing a Arkham like. Almost like an Arkham Asylum

type thing, you know, using the detective skills,

using the brute force, you know, having. And

I know that they did some of that in this. But

again, I just didn't didn't love the concept.

It didn't really matter about the actors. It

just. I didn't like what what I was seeing in

the trailers, and so I just opted not to see

it. But that's also the same reason I saw the

flash is because. yes i hated the actor that

played the flash and i thought it was just a

really poor movie but i liked keaton as batman

yeah so again that's so i think i think we're

at this point where it's almost better to just

to have gun redo it like start over and create

his vision for the dc universe so here's the

thing about the batman it is not a part of the

dceu aware of that i wasn't aware of it either

but and again take this with a grain of salt

but this is wikipedia the batman is intended

to be the first of a new batman film trilogy

and has established a batman focused shared universe

separate from the dceu reeves and clark refer

to it as a shared universe as the batman epic

crime saga key cast members yeah so they're wanting

a new batman trilogy type thing that's what that

was supposed to kick off i don't know what they

did they did create a shared universe with the

penguin show but yeah with the penguin and then

riddler year one uh which was supposed to happen

did it ever happen six issue limited series was

oh it was a comic it was a comic that they did

so it's cheaper to do a comic than it is to do

a movie or a series yeah sequel was announced

at cinema con in april of 2022 patents and returning

part two and january 23 prize the untitled sequel

is scheduled to be released in the united states

in october october 1st 2027 so we are just over

two years away from the batman 2 So we'll see.

I don't know. It's been pushed off, so we'll

see if it happens. Yeah. Again, not knocking

it. I know I don't care either way. Like, because

again, I've gotten to this point in my geekdom

that I'm like, if I don't care to watch it, I'm

not going to watch it. I'm not going to knock

it. I'm not going to bash it for people that

like it. I'm just not going to see it. And honestly,

it gives me a lot more peace than having a nerd

rage. That's right. So. But this film looks like

a breath of fresh air. I'm excited for it. Yeah,

Superman looks great. I'm happy that they were

able to use Superman. And it's funny because

Gunn was going to have, you know, a subtitle

to go with it. And then he realized that the

original Superman movies didn't. Well, they didn't

use, I think it was like The Superman or something.

No, it was Superman, Superman two, Superman three.

And then the only one that had a subtitle was

the fourth movie, which is Superman four quest

for peace. Yes. Yeah. Well, I was just saying

there's no, it was Superman, the movie. Oh, the

first one. And so he got, so he got away with

being able to call it just plain Superman. Superman.

Yeah. Because. the other one said the movie and

then the second one said two second third one

three and then fourth one four yeah and so there

hasn't been you know then there was superman

returns and man of steel so there really hasn't

been a plain superman movie as far as i mean

there was with the original one but yeah they

dubbed it the movie yeah um so it gave him his

out so he was able to keep it without the subtitle

on the moniker on it so yeah i don't know i'm

excited for it excited to see what happens um

hopefully it's good uh i'll definitely be checking

it out reviewing it so yeah absolutely then and

then getting to uh i don't know like i didn't

realize that cw was still doing anything me either

And apparently, I mean, I forgot that they were

doing a show with LeVar Burton. They're doing

Trivial Pursuit. Oh, that's right. Yeah. Yeah.

It's produced by Hasbro and it's CW Lionsgate.

And then he's he's the host of that show, which

that makes sense. Like, yeah, trivia and reading.

And I don't know. He just he kind of flows with

that pretty easily. And then I didn't realize

that Scrabble, another Hasbro production, was

a TV show. And that they had a different host.

The only reason it caught my attention is because,

one, I was on deadline just kind of checking

different entertainment news. And I saw that

Craig Ferguson from The Late Late Show, which

I was a fan of. Yep, me too. He was very charismatic

and fun and entertaining to watch. And so I saw

that he was replacing Raven Simone as the host

of Scrabble. And so now I'm interested now to

see how this looks. But I'm also interested to

see the Trivial Pursuit now that I remember that

Burton, Tim Burton, or not Tim Burton, LeVar

Burton is the, yes, Geordi, Reading Rainbow.

Don't take my word for it. I'm happy that he

finally got something fitting for him, even though

it wasn't Jeopardy. Yeah, absolutely. But yeah,

I'm probably going to check both shows out. Cool.

But yeah, I don't know how long Trivial Pursuit's

been going on, but I know that both it and okay

so it's it's opening its second season now and

scrabble is going on its second season in their

30 episode season so i'll have to check it out

because like i like trivia and i like trying

to guess stuff and plus i found that a lot of

trivia ends up playing into future stuff eventually

and it's not all unnecessary knowledge not all

of it anyway that's why my predictions come true

My brain puts it all together and then I just

speak it and it happens. Wow. And it annoys you

because then shows you like get canceled. You

killed J .R., you asshat. I didn't kill him.

I killed his show. The actor died of his own

volition. No. I'm not talking about the actor.

It's I know, but. The character. yeah the character

yeah but yeah no the um and no i i don't know

i'm yeah tv and films are are evolving in different

directions and it's interesting to see where

it's all going yeah where it's all going is it

seems to be um all streaming all the time pretty

much Like you just said, the CW still does stuff.

Like, I don't even have, like, I'm sure I can

find, because again, and I know I've mentioned

this on the show before, I have had a 4K television

since 2018. Only because when at the time Karen

and I got each other Christmas gifts that year,

she wanted a laptop, I wanted a new TV. I wanted

to future -proof myself as best I could. And

even though I don't know if the brand Sharp is

still making TVs, I don't think they are. I think

they do. Okay, anyway, the point is, is that

I have a Sharp 65 -inch 4K television. I've had

that for almost seven, eight and a half years

now. And I wouldn't even know where to... my

whole point even bringing it up is i wouldn't

even know where to look for a tv tuner on the

thing because all of it is like plugged into

my set top box for for xfinity and whatever else

and on the set top box is like app this app that

you know like i've got an app for that exactly

and honestly half the time like and we i've talked

about this before on on on our lovely altered

geek show here that we have you have such nice

nice accommodations around here in this podcast

uh we've talked about this before where i don't

really watch stuff just to watch it i watch it

to podcast about it so you're not going to catch

me watching insert show name here insert movie

name here just for the hell of it like yeah i

mentioned earlier in the show about six underground

and the atom project We had already podcasted

about those, but I had been watching those movies

multiple times on repeat before. Like, as soon

as I saw the two movies of those, I was like,

okay, I can rewatch these. These are rewatchable

for me. So yeah, it's just one of those things.

But yeah, I mean, I wouldn't even know where

to look to find the rabbit ear version of. tv

antenna this or tv antenna that on on my tv wouldn't

even know so i wouldn't have even known that

there was still stuff on actual television channels

other than news so i i did notice because like

there are some shows i was interested in checking

out or at least i was watching uh have you ever

seen suits yeah i've seen bits and pieces of

it i've seen through the first season Of the

original. Yeah, and it was pretty good. It was

it's it's a good show, but it's not really my

favorite show that USA has done. Yeah, I mean,

it's not my favorite either, but I enjoyed it

for what it is and just because of what it is.

And then I like the character interactions and

the actors portrayals. And then they tried to

launch Suits L .A. yeah which just got canceled

yeah which had steven aml and they were trying

to do a different spin on it like a spinoff and

then they brought in a couple of other actors

who were major players in the original and yeah

they um it it couldn't remain no on its own it

which you know i mean it sucks because yeah they

and I see complaints too. People were like, they

should have used a different, you know, an original

theme song and not reused it or given it a different

name or, you know, just, you know, not trying

to shoehorn it in with the original, like doing

something. Yeah. Just giving it a new name and

just new, you know, not trying to write on the

coattails of the original. And, and that's, that's

where people are saying it screwed up. But honestly,

probably the TV is getting so cutthroat anymore.

Oh yeah. TVs. I mean, TV has always been cutthroat.

It's always had to be cutthroat, but it's gotten

so much worse now. Yeah. And yet you have to

be cutthroat in television. It's not like the

movies where you can release a movie named this

or a movie named that, or, you know, what's the,

and I'm just using this as an example, folks,

I'm not saying anything about. I'm not commenting

on this fact, but I saw this somewhere earlier

today. Nope, that's not it. Where is that photo?

I know I screenshotted that. Where'd it go? Okay,

I guess it didn't do that. I saw a photo about

Hallmark movies where it's like listing all these

things and it was like, The same this, the same

that, the same that, blah, blah, blah, down to

like 7 million Hallmark movies. It was like two

writers, like the same two writers. The same

plot in every movie. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

You probably saw the same damn thing I saw, but

I don't know where that screenshot went. It went

somewhere. Oh, I'm looking in the wrong. Am I

looking in the wrong? Yeah, I'm looking in the

wrong spot. Where'd it go? I don't know. Anyway.

But yeah, it's just crazy. Well, and then I was

watching the revival of Night Court. Uh -huh.

Partially because it had Big Bang Theory ties,

but it also had one of the original actors. Yeah.

And then occasional reprisals as ones that were

still alive. were able to you know be on it um

and then they made it to the the end of the third

season and had brought in um simon helberg yep

in the final episode yeah and what the hell are

you doing here that was her line Yeah, I haven't

actually seen the end of the season, sadly, yet.

No, it's fine. That was in the promotion. That's

not a spoiler, but that's what she says to him.

That's the first thing she says to him. What

the hell are you doing here? But, yeah, I was

interested to see that, but I did enjoy the show,

the new cast, and I don't know. I felt like it

was a good show and it was entertaining enough.

Yeah. I enjoyed it. And then, you know, with

John Larroquette. John Larroquette, yep. Larroquette,

yeah. I liked his part in it. And then he actually

did a reprisal of his Star Trek 3 Klingon in

an episode. I don't know. I enjoyed that show.

And then we got Shifting Gears. Got renewed for

season two. Yes, that's good. Which I'm excited

about, and I'm glad because I like Tim Allen.

So that's entertaining. What boggles my mind

is we get shows like Mr. Beast's Beast Games.

That was a Netflix thing. No, it was Amazon.

Oh, Amazon, that's right. But they're they're

eyeing a two season renewal for it. And Amazon

can afford that. Well, I know they're they're

casting for season two. And I don't know if you

know this. I just for fun, I decided to try and

go through the application process. Oh, just

I didn't actually submit it because I saw. they

basically expect you to not have a life not have

a communication with family not have anything

like you're basically like they own you and that's

what he wants like that's the contract like they

literally you go and you're gone for six months

in this thing and like you're not you're not

able to have like your phone you can't have social

media you can't talk to your family like you

and i'm sure they do that for a lot of like shows

but yeah some of it was a little weird it was

like okay like you can't even like see your kids

or you know it just i was kind of just like this

this is kind of weird on multiple levels and

so i was just like um yeah uh but it's at one

i can't stand the dude he makes I know he makes

all of his money off of like brand deals and

the show and his YouTube channel really he doesn't

but I don't understand the appeal of this dude

I don't either like in the comments even it was

people were like more psychological torture of

desperate people and then another one's like

have they settled the lawsuits from season one

yet And then it says maybe if they do another

season, they can surround his talentless buddies

with people who understand real production. I

don't know if he's hiring his talentless buddies

or if they're actually his talentless friends.

I don't know. I don't know any of that. I'm just

it just seems really, really. Odd. Yeah, I don't.

I don't, I'm not a fan of any of his stuff just

because I find him obnoxious. Yeah. And then

they, you know, basically they're having a, you

know, like season one, it says they had a thousand

players competing for a $10 million cash prize

in season one. And it had 50 million viewers.

And so they, I mean, they are doing two more

seasons, but. I just, yeah, I don't know. It's

I'll probably never watch any of his stuff just

because I don't want to support him because I

just, I don't, it has nothing to do with like,

it has nothing to do with like his fame or anything.

It just, I don't like what he stands for. I don't,

I don't have interest in watching the content

cause I don't think it's like, I don't know.

I have better things. I'm again, i mentioned

earlier in the show most of the time i'm watching

stuff so i can discuss it on a podcast i am not

going to consume mr beast content because i know

we are never gonna like this is probably one

of the only times we've ever discussed him i

know we've discussed him in the past a couple

of times here or there but like you're not gonna

folks if you're listening to the sound of my

voice i guarantee you You're not going to get

a whole series here on the Geekcast Radio Network

about Mr. Beast. You're just not. So if you're

waiting for that, you're going to be waiting

for a long -ass time. Like, never. That's the

point. I know. I'm messing with you. Did you

hear that they're already working on a Top Gun

3? What did we just say in Studio Episode 39?

No, don't, and stop. yeah so apparently Tom Cruise

and yeah he's saying it's already in you know

kind of in the bag adding that here he knows

what the story is and Christopher McQuarrie is

looks like working on a new new script for it

for the third one We did talk about this. Yeah,

I remember. But like. Why? Like, I just saw like

I've seen two different reels or two different

clips of Mr. Cruz late lately after we did that

that episode, because since we did that episode

of Studio 2009, obviously Mission Impossible,

the final reckoning has released released May

23rd, 2025. And he released a clip or somebody

interviewed him and whatever. And he said, I

can. I safely say, I highly doubt I will ever

retire from doing movies. I will be doing movies

up until the day I die, et cetera, et cetera.

You know, the usual stuff, you know, the year.

And I mean, the guy's what 50, 60, however old

he is and look at the shape he's in and blah,

blah, whatever else. And Hey, as long as he can

continue to do it great for him, whatever. But

you look at his career and I have, we all have.

And. you know how about you not necessarily change

it up but like do different stuff don't just

well he's becoming a bruce willis and a uh arnold

schwarzenegger very quickly not really well i

mean i'm saying with i mean he's kind of shoehorning

himself into only action stuff now yeah okay

yeah but and i mean arnold's kind of jumped over

to kind of action comedy stuff and Netflix and

something he's doing he's doing some different

stuff and then Bruce Willis is obviously retired

but yeah yeah there's also the two of them have

also floated ideas of making a Tropic Thunder

to to with Les Grossman which was Tom Cruise

which I didn't know when I saw it the first time

It was it was great, though. I was like, OK,

this is cool. When when it did the credits thing

and it showed his name, I was like, no. And then

like because I noticed that when I was at home

and I paused it, I was looking at it. I'm like,

it totally freaking is. But they're also talking

about doing a Days of Thunder, too. Oh, no, no,

it's been it's been has it been 35 years? I mean,

they did. They did Top Gun after, you know. I

know, but that's not the point. It's been...

Literally, this is the 35th... Like, again, another

Studio 2009 episode I plan on doing. It's been

35 years since Days of Thunder. No, come on,

man. I do like the comment under that article,

though, on Deadline. It says, sure, why not?

There's nothing else creative or original anymore.

I mean, it's not wrong. It's not wrong. Not at

all. I agree. I mean, I wouldn't, I would still

watch it. Yeah. But like we said, folks, go over

to, if you want to, if you want to hear Steve

and I's full discussion on Top Gun 1 and Top

Gun Maverick, go over to Studio 2009, episode

139. You can hear it there, but I'll say it here.

How Top Gun Maverick ended, we felt that that

was enough. Now, granted, no one's going to listen

to us as far as like. whatever they do in hollywood

but as fans of the movies is what we liked what

we saw like we felt that the stories were told

is there like as far as like uh mavericks as

far as toms like if you want to tell another

story you want to do a top gun three and have

it focus on on rooster sure great but really

maverick was kind of rooster start rooster story

anyway the start of it anyway And Maverick was

just kind of there. I don't know. I just... I

want there to be... That's the thing. That comment

about how there isn't any originality. Absolutely.

We've been saying that for years. But I want

there to be. I want somebody to come in and create

something new and give us new shit. Because the

problem is, they're just going to keep regurgitating

the same old shit. And they're going to keep...

doing it and doing it and doing it until it's

not so well anymore like people would oh god

these people that go to see lilo and stitch the

live action one the new one obviously i haven't

seen it yet because i don't go to the movie theaters

because it's just not feasible for me to go to

the theaters in the town that i live in but i've

seen enough clips of it and i know It basically

adapts the 2002 animated original movie that

Disney did back in 2002. It adapts it, but it

also changes it for live action. And there aren't

going to be any spoilers here, folks. You don't

have to worry. I'm not going to say anything

that's going to be too spoilery. But it changes

a few things. There's one or two things missing.

There's a couple of scenes that are missing.

It changes a few plot elements here or there.

But it changes it because of the format. It doesn't

change it because they're trying to ruin your

childhood. It changes it because it's not fucking

animation. It changes it because it's live action.

And yes, they only had a $100 million budget.

And most people think, oh, $100 million budget.

That's a lot of money. It is a lot of money.

But they put, I guarantee you. Most of that $100

million budget was put into Stitch himself and

the marketing. Because the marketing for this

movie, oh my God. Just like the marketing for

the first animated movie, I mentioned it earlier,

about the Aladdin ad, about all the animated

ads that they did with Stitch crashing into all...

He goes into Aladdin, he goes into Beauty and

the Beast, he goes into Little Mermaid's movie.

And he just crashes all the movies and everybody's

line is, why don't you get your own movie? And

so he goes out and gets his own movie. And that's

how Lilo and Stitch has his own movie. So my

thing is, when it comes to it is, look, the live

action Lilo and Stitch is an adaptation of the

original animated film. it changes a few things

like the, and I know everyone has seen this clip

because I've seen this clip a million times.

Cause I love this clip, the clip where, and I'm

pretty sure you've seen this too. So it's not

going to be a spoiler for you. And I know you

don't really care about spoilers for this. Cause

it's not, Oh my, I'm pretty sure Lilo and Stitch

is not your end all be all. You don't, you don't

have a, okay. So, and again, I'm sure you've

seen this already. Anyway, it's the clip where

they're at work. Why do I have to be at your

work? Cause somebody got kicked out of hula again

or whatever. So she drags him over and stitches

on the table and blah, blah. And you hear the

boss in the background, mommy. And I probably

didn't sound anything like the guy, obviously,

but she drags stitch over, puts him in the child

seat and does the whole thing. And he does the

whole cutting of his collar with his claw. And

he just starts barking and Lilo turns to him

and sees that he's not in the chair anymore.

So she walks over to the bar and he's got the

gun. And bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. That's

an homage to Lilo and Stitch too. Stitch has

a glitch. I love that clip. I love how they used

it in the live action of the original adaptation

of the original animated movie. I think that's

so cool and so fun. My whole point in saying

any of this is that you still have the 2002 original

animated movie. And you have this new version

that is probably going to get a sequel because

they're already talking about it. They're already

thinking about it. They're already this. They're

already that. The movie's made like the biggest

Memorial Day weekend box office ever. every at

you know this we've talked about movies that

have done like every time a movie comes out on

on on any weekend that it ends up being the number

one movie in the world you know i forget who

does the the voices now for it but it used to

be don lafontaine that did it the number one

movie in the world is a lilo and stitch or whatever

yada yada So it's like, yeah, it literally is

the number one Memorial Day opening of a movie

in history. So I guarantee you they're going

to either adapt the original sequel, Stitch Has

a Glitch, or they're going to do something where

they're maybe going to come up with an original

plot with the... how the story came about at

the end of this current 2025 version and i'm

okay i'm good we still have the animated stuff

so without again without looking if i remember

off the top of my head the continuity of the

lilo and stitch animation is 2002's lilo and

stitch you have uh lilo and stitch 2 stitch has

a glitch Stitch the movie, which technically

came out before Lilo and Stitch 2. But Stitch

the movie lines up with Stitch the animated series.

It sets that up. OK. So and then after that is

Leroy and Stitch, which concludes the animated

series. Animated series is 126 episode season.

Hmm. and the it's all good it's all fun i remember

watching all of it i plan on watching re -watching

all of it and doing tooncast episodes on all

of it so at some point with somebody i don't

know who i'm gonna do it with because i i mentioned

doing it with somebody i just don't remember

who the hell it was i don't think it was you

but i don't remember But I'm excited, man. I'm

excited that Lilo and Stitch is kind of back

in the spotlight kind of thing. And like I said,

I am perfectly... Me? Get bent out of shape over

something getting changed in a movie plot for

a different format? No. When has that ever happened?

I wonder. But yeah, Lilo and Stitch. It looks

so fun. And they have three... Is it three people?

Yes. Three people from the original film reprise...

Well, three people return from the original film.

So Tia Carrere is the social worker. She was

the original voice of Nani in the original film.

Interesting. The original guy that voiced...

I want to make sure I have this right. Where

is his name? No, that's... Where is the boss's

name? Jason Scott Lee. who plays the boss that

I mentioned earlier, where he goes, Nani! Jason

Scott Lee was the original voice of David in

the original 2002 film. And then Amy Hill is

the new character, Tutu, who is the older, grandmotherly

-looking lady that you see in the trailers. Amy

Hill was the voice of the neighbor lady. the

lady watering the plants and stuff or whatever

in in the animated films so you have so they're

they're they're doing things and plus chris sanders

has always been the voice of stitch he'll always

be the voice of stitch and he wants to do that

voice for as long as he can because that's just

his voice when he puts it on uh and i i love

that i love that that guy has been playing that

voice in all of any that's the coolest thing

to me with this is that and you know this but

like sometimes if they can't get peter cullen

to do something for like an optimus prime something

else not not an action figure but like an optimus

prime plushie or this or that or whatever kind

of thing they'll get somebody else to do it or

at least that's what it was in the old days like

If they couldn't get Peter to do it, they would

have. This guy has been doing Stitch's voice

in the parks, in the this, in the that, in the

rides, in the whatever for 23 years. So the fact

that he got to come back and be the voice as

always, I'm over the moon with Lilo and Stitch

stuff. So I'm excited for it. so yeah yeah it's

not one of those films i'll probably see just

because i saw the original animated but i i do

like the fact that um the original actor can

come back i'm still gonna watch it just because

but like again once it hits disney plus is when

i'll watch it because if i'm already paying for

disney plus i might as well watch the thing so

What else we got? Show. Got Bungie stealing artwork.

Seems to be a pretty consistent thing with large

corporations, right? Yeah. You know, first Monster,

now Bungie. Yeah. I think what it boils down

to is These people end up in these positions

and then they're like, hey, that's a great art

piece. It's just swiping. They can't afford to

fight back. It's funny because this particular

one. This Scottish artist posted on social media

her work that and had appeared in the marathon

alpha. Of this this game, the shooter game, but

it appeared without her knowledge or permission.

it says its environments are covered with assets

lifted from poster designs made by this individual

and in an interview says that she was suspicious

that her art may have been used without her permission

when Bungie first revealed the game in 2023 in

her thread Fern posted side -by -side comparisons

of her work and what happened in Marathon or

what appears in Marathon the game and posted

on X in 2024 since she hit a reference to the

control plus alt plus delete webcomic loss in

her designs a year later a player posted a screenshot

from that game from that in the game that includes

a coded reference to the comic and that they

were made aware and did not know the artwork

was stolen and that a former employee was responsible

for adding it I love how like, oh, it it's it

won't happen again. And, you know, I don't know.

A lot of these companies are they're either doing

this or they're going hardcore into AI. Yeah.

So it's like it's like the other steal from somebody

that made it or they use AI to steal it for them

and regenerate it. Speaking of AI, though, we've

seen some netzoid stuff. Google's got VO3 AI

video generator. I watched one where it had somebody

driving a car getting hit with all kinds of stuff

and then street cracks and getting thrown from

the car and adding soundtrack music and everything

else. And then you showed me earlier. baby sheldon

oh god i okay so this is more of me asking the

audience why we need this so it's not just baby

leonard and baby sheldon it's not just because

of the big bang theory clip but i saw one with

knight rider where they did baby michael knight

baby bonnie and baby like Why do we need baby

AI of television characters of them reenacting

scenes or what? That's Mike. Why is this a thing

now? I don't understand. I don't. If you want

to watch the show of the. I think it's because

it's entertaining that they grafted the faces

to the actors. So you have the facial expressions,

but it's a baby doing it. OK, because like I

find it entertaining from that standpoint, like

if I'm watching, you know, the child, you know,

that looks like Leonard and Sheldon in the facial

expressions look just like Galecki and, you know,

I mean, in Parsons. And so it's it's entertaining

from that standpoint. Like they basically took

the actor, shrunk them down to an old man, baby

version of. They're adult selves. And so in that

regard, it's, it's funny because if you know

how a baby reacts and then you see how an adult

reacts and then you mix it and it's humorous

from that standpoint. Okay. But it's, it's good

for a short in the tooth joke. I don't see this

being something like long lived. Yeah. Okay.

All right. it can be funny it's like one of the

meme videos that kind of go around but i don't

problem is i see i've seen too many of them in

a short amount of time on instagram reels like

people keep uploading like every time i scroll

like every fourth video is one of these videos

and i'm like okay i'm kind of over this yeah

i mean i can get it from that standpoint honestly

i looked at the other ones and this guy's page

the only ones that are funny to me are the big

bang theory ones i mean there's there's another

one on there where uh it's got uh it's from somebody's

podcast like video show um probably it's well

it's not joe rogan it's a comedian but it's got

bobby lee oh okay uh and then they've got this

other one and they're they're doing you know

like um what is a you know what is a you know

they're like a dog sounds like you know understands

english what are they you know how did how did

they say how do they say i saw that they're like

how do they say bow wow and in spanish and then

they go you know they they go what's a mexican

dog sound like they go like a bark bark you know

and then they they do the one for um for china

and they're like help like because like they

eat dogs you know so well so so that one was

funny because of the nature of the joke yeah

like it it had nothing to do with the faces it

was just the nature of the joke and so i feel

like i feel like you almost need the context

of whatever it is to make it funny yeah and then

the baby thing is just the icing on the top okay

yeah so like i outside of that like but i could

see where it'd be very long in the tooth if you

just saw like three or four of them in a row

and you're just like okay i get it it's funny

well when you sent me that i actually i didn't

finish watching that clip honestly because as

soon as it was like oh what does a mexican dog

sound like and my first thought was uh cheech

marin as tito and he goes amen this is torture

chain me to the wall yeah yeah exactly that's

my first thought is like that's what this uh

mexican dog sounds like but yeah i mean that's

that's the kind of stuff i don't know i'm it's

kind of all over the place but it's weird the

content shift of of the instant content like

how crazy it it shifts between what we had 15

16 years ago what we have just hell just 10 years

ago five years ago what we have now crazy because

back in the early days of youtube it was all

everybody trying to get big youtube money with

stunt videos like here let me go skateboard off

the grand canyon and You know, as long as I live,

I get a million bucks from YouTube. Yeah, I know.

People have just, I don't know, it's just got

really weird out there. But no, I mean, yeah,

I think that about rounds up the AI stuff. I

think we need to move to something fun, like

physical releases of media. Yes, exactly. So

this is supposedly coming in the fall of 2025.

I saw two different dates. I saw the summer of

25. I saw next month on June 10th. And I've also

seen October 6th. But they are finally releasing.

They actually released it on Blu -ray, I think,

a couple of years ago. I think it was a foreign

set at the time. But they are finally releasing

Knight Rider. on high definition so high definition

4k ultra hd universal pictures home entertainment

plans to release on 4k blu -ray night rider the

complete series this release is scheduled to

arrive in the market in the fall just ride shotgun

with a mysterious crime fighter michael knight

played by david hasselhoff and the hottest car

on four wheels Kit, as they chase elusive criminals

in each action -packed episode, the heart -pounding

second season of Night Rider packs in even more

thrills? Huh? Why? What? Who wrote this description?

It wasn't me, because I would have not written

the second season on a complete series. Come

on, Blu -ray .com, do better than that. Jeez.

Man, Universal must have really screwed you guys,

because that's not a description I would have

written. But yeah, I first saw this. Knight Rider

Historians' Facebook page had posted this. And

then I guess they unposted it, because when I

shared it, it... Well, that's the thing about

Facebook. Folks, if you post something and then

somebody shares it... and you delete your post,

Facebook will be like, this page is no longer

valid. This page can no longer be found. 404

error, 404 error, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

But the news is out there. I am keeping an eye

on whenever this does come out, because I would

love to have this on 4K. I do know from the original

post I saw from the Knight Rider Historian's

Facebook page that it is supposed to come with

an all -new one -hour behind -the -scenes documentary

thing. I'm not sure. I'm assuming Mr. Hasselhoff

will be in it. I don't know if Mr. William Daniels,

who voiced Kit, will be in it because Mr. William

Daniels is 98 years old now. I don't know. I

don't know. I don't, I don't, I don't know if

they'll get Mr. Feeney back. Uh, probably not.

Hopefully they will. Hopefully even if they can

just get him in a, like, like on a, on a zoom

call or something, I can't even say Skype anymore

because Microsoft did Skype. They foobarred that.

Oh, foobar them. But yeah, I, when I saw Knight

Rider Historians post this, I'm like, wait, what?

ears perk up night rider shadowy flight into

the lone crusader dangerous world what what's

this huh because i was like like i barely even

like when they posted i was like i saw like the

top part of the thing i didn't even see what

the whole image was i saw 4k ultra hd and then

i saw his name and then i saw the the red and

i was like oh i was like oh okay so Yeah, kind

of excited for that. And, yeah. Because, honestly,

physical media, it's... I like having the physical

media stuff. I like being able to just put it

in and watch the stuff and not have to worry

about where I need... I was looking for something

the other day. I was going to watch something

the other day, and I'm like, okay, I know I bought

this. Which website or which whatever did I buy

it from? Because it wasn't streaming anywhere,

and it's only on DVD. It has never been released

on Blu -ray yet. And I'm like, how the hell has

this movie never been released on Blu -ray? summer

catch with freddie prince jr and um what's his

nuts uh uh lillard matthew lillard jessica biel

from 2001 it's massachusetts and it's the cape

and it's baseball and it's me so i was looking

for it and i'm like oh it's still only on dvd

after almost 25 years really seriously it's only

still on dvd And I know I have. I've got it on

Fandango. I was like, oh, that's where it is.

Okay. So, but yeah. Yeah, everything else just

seems to just be chugging along. Yep, yep, yep.

That's all I got. yeah i think that's all i got

for this episode and rather than dragging it

on and trying to us do that no no but again this

kind of piles into the you know a podcast is

as long as it needs to be and it's hit its natural

conclusion so so thank you as always for listening

to altered geek i've been your host steve megatron

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