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Intro: 0:00-3:48

Beauty and the Beast: 3:48-15:16

Zombieland Double Tap: 15:16-20:31

The Clone Wars: 20:31-50:51

Classic Who: 50:51-56:07

Tales of the Walking Dead: 56:07-1:04:24

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Thomas Corp

It’s good to hear that you’re feeling better, and that you’ve gotten a lot recorded thus you won’t have too much on your plate upon coming back from vacation. I enjoyed hearing your further thoughts on Zombieland and Beauty and the Beast. Regarding your comments on Disney music, which I would be willing to discuss for a very long time with you on that subject. Heffalumps and Woozles is my favorite from Winnie the Pooh as well. So, Aladdin is my favorite animated Disney film with The Hunchback of Notre Dame being a very, VERY close second. The score and songs from The Hunchback of Notre Dame, however, is my absolute favorite of all of Disney and it made me so happy to hear you express appreciation for it. Though I’m aware it’s not perhaps popular to say, Hellfire is my favorite Disney song, particularly for how dark and dramatic it is, as well as for how much I love Tony Jay’s beyond phenomenal performance of the song. Your comment also makes me say that I should re-watch Dinosaur. It’s been so long since I've seen it, though as I recall, it did have a most excellent score, I agree. Loved everything about your answers to the Clone Wars questions. I liked how you stated that the show gives further weight to Darth Sidious as a villain by his getting in on the action. I also agree with you how it speaks to Darth Maul's effectiveness in being an annoyance that Sidious personally steps in to give Maul’s shenanigans the heave-ho, post-haste. I knew you’d have the wish that Satine would still be ruler of Mandalore. Your answer to that question about the Darksaber was a highlight of the chat. Though I get why fans would like to believe that Palpatine was behind the bombing of the temple, he wasn’t. I even like to believe that he sees all the events of that arc unfold, first checks his notebooks to make sure that he didn’t have that planned and had simply forgotten about it, and then keeps saying to himself, “Well, that’s MASSIVELY convenient!” You continue to have most superb observations of the Jedi. And again, to flog a horse, that if not dead is at this point in mortal danger of expiring, I wholeheartedly agree that the Jedi’s complete lack of any sort of in-house therapist is outrageous, egregious, preposterous. Regarding the Alpha episode of Tales of the Walking Dead, you said it perfectly about how they kept her ruthless. A pet-peeve that I have whenever we get villain-centered stories is that it’s an easy trap to fall into of trying to make the villain sympathetic and/or likeable. It’s always my desire to keep the villain ruthless and villainous as that’s why I love the character to begin with. The trick is as you succinctly put it is keeping the ruthless and villainous nature of the character but having them in a situation and/or going against people that has you more or less on the villain's side, but not because the villain has become sympathetic, and the Alpha episode so beautifully pulled it off. As to your stomach growling, I didn’t hear it at any point throughout the chat. Maybe I'm alone on that, but I genuinely did not hear it. Thank you so much for this most enjoyable monthly chat, and I wish you all the best as well as a most wondrous time on your vacation. Take care, Jess.

Jenny Chalek

I loved Madison, thanks for addressing her! Now I'm laughing that Madison and Madisynn would probably be besties.