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September 2022 Monthly Chat Questions! (Patreon)

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2022-10-15 12:54:25
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Sorry this took a little longer to post than I originally anticipated. It's been busy. Let me know what questions you have for this month's monthly chat! 

Things I will be covering: 

Tales of the Walking Dead: 1x05 & 1x06 

Classic Who "Terror of the Zygons" & "The Planet of Evil" 

The Clone Wars: 6x01-6x06

Andor: 1x01-1x03 

House of the Dragon: 1x03-1x05 

She-Hulk: 1x03-1x06

Supernatural: 6x14-6x16

Star Trek: 2x22-2x25

Dumbo 

Frozen 2

* I will be recording this monthly chat on Tuesday, October 18th. 


Comments

Jenny Chalek

She-Hulk: I just want to hear you talk about Madisynn and Wongers. How great was that? I'd watch that spinoff.

Thomas Corp

Star Wars The Clone Wars: Question 1: Something that at times proved emotionally difficult to watch was how you were introduced and became strongly invested in the Domino squad upon their introduction in the first episode of season 3 and subsequently seeing how sad you became when you saw, to use the expression that the fans often use, the dominos falling one by one, most recently, the death of Fives. How would you summarize your overall opinion on Domino Squad, and how well do you feel the show did in getting you invested in them from just the one episode that when there were the moments such as Hevy and/or Echo’s sacrifices as well as the death of Fives, they are some of the most devastating moments of the show? Question 2: As of season six, the show becomes less and less coy about Palpatine, specifically they show more instances of his mask slipping, deliberate or otherwise, as he comes closer to his endgame. What say you on the matter of the show has reached the point where they are more overt with the somewhat more openly sinister and insidious nature of Palpatine? Andor: Question 1: I’ve been loving how the show very much contains a slow burn feel to it, although I am aware that this is not a universal sentiment with the show. What’s been your take on how Andor has had a slower burn pace compared to some of the other Star Wars shows? Question 2: You expressed a similar opinion as my brother has had all these years in that you love the focus in Star Wars on characters and plots that are concentrated on the everyday normal people; people separate from the usual conflict and/or have no direct affiliation with either the Sith or the Jedi, or the Force in general. Going by what we’ve seen so far, how well a job do you think the show has done with such a character and setting focus in Andor? Question 3: Upon reflection, what’s your take on how the flashback sequences contained no subtitles for the dialogue not in English? House of the Messy (Pardon me. Sorry, House of the Dragon): How would you compare your opinions of this first season of House of the Dragon compared to your opinions on the first season of Game of Thrones? Tales of the Walking Dead: Question 1: Now, I know that the Alpha episode is unquestionably your favorite of the season, and I wholeheartedly agree with you on that. How would you rank the rest of the episodes? Question 2: I’ve heard that the showrunner has stated that if the show is renewed, there are plans to have more focus on Alpha’s story following the episode in this season, more specifically, Alpha’s early days in the Whisperers prior to her becoming Alpha. Supposing this happens, this is something that has me very interested and excited, which, I would imagine, you doubtlessly agree? Supernatural: Since we’ve sadly lost Rufus, how would you summarize your thoughts on Rufus, Steven Williams’s performance as Rufus, Rufus’s story, and his relationship with Bobby? She-Hulk: The comedic tone of the show has proven divisive on the internet. You've been on the side of loving the comedic tone. Any specific further thoughts or comments on the comedic tone, and/or just anything you’d care to say about the comedic tone? Dumbo: Question 1: A highlight of the film was the focus/commentary on the treatment of circus animals. Any further thoughts on how well Dumbo did in tackling the messages concerning that topic? Question 2: In your reaction you mentioned how reception towards this film leaned more towards the resoundingly negative, yet, you were of the opinion, and I agree, that the remake of Dumbo was one of the more delightful of the Disney remakes. In your opinion, why do you think that the Dumbo remake received as negative a reception that it got? I mean, I get being upset about no Timothy, and I'll concede the point that Dumbo not getting snockered is a tiny strike against the film.