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Guaranteed* Audio Episode 7: The Cloverfield Paradox, Social Media Neutrality, & Jeopardy! (Patreon)

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2018-02-20 15:17:40
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2018-02-20 18:44:25
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2026-10
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SPECIAL VIDEO PODCAST! WATCH IT HERE. 

Patron!We've brought the Guaranteed* Audio podcast into the VISUAL SPECTRUM.WATCH IT HERE.In this installment of Guaranteed* Audio, we cover our love for Captain Disillusion, our disappointment with The Cloverfield Paradox, the struggles we face with Social Media Neutrality, and play a grand game of Jeopardy!

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00:00 Introductions

03:37 Year of the Snake is coming to the Brattle Theatre and Boston Underground Film Festival!

5:33 Media Current: Mission Impossible, The Cloverfield Paradox, The Superbowl, Captain Disillusion

23:46 Social Media Neutrality

48:35 JEOPARDY!

59:07 Questions from Patrons!

IN ADDITION, we're going to be posting a Patron-exclusive discussion on No Place Like Home, the 2007 feature film directed by Ryan that we all acted in. This video perk runs about fifteen minutes and will be posted here at GuaranteedVideo.com in the next week.We're pretty jazzed to have such a big piece of video content produced for your consumption, so give us some feedback! Don't pull punches- let us know how we're doing with the show. We'll be back with our next episode in due time!-Guaranteed* Video

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eviltwin

This was great!! I really hope you'll consider doing video podcasts more in the future! (Anything to see all 3 of you in the same video ;_; )

Joe Shuttle

Watched this last week, and I have to say, it was a lot of fun to watch. Seeing the trivia, versus just listening to it, really added value (the expressions and holding back laughs). Thanks for answering my questions too, I'll have to work on asking questions with more substance like these. :::This is what I should have said, but last week I wrote a long/lame post, so painful to read, your face would probably go all Arc of the Covenant (Indiana Jones style) upon reading it. I'll post it anyway, if only to show how much it drags on:::

Joe Shuttle

Thank you, for making another content rich episode of Guaranteed Audio/Video. I watched, 10 Cloverfield Lane (currently free to stream for Amazon Prime subscribers) with your recommendation. The attention to character development and the eerie story was great!!! Glad I saw The Cloverfield Paradox first, so my expectations could only go up from there. Now I just need to see Cloverfield. The Jeopardy trivia game was a lot of fun with getting to see everyone's responses for the first time. Neil kept a pretty good straight face when Kevin uncovered the renaissance category was rooted more in TNT. I was excited to get responses to my questions. I actually went back to the start of the video in the middle of watching Ryan's response, because I was in just as surprised as Kevin, when Ryan pulled out the old video camera (that was subtlety there the whole time). I'm excited to see Ryan's film once it's finished. Thanks for shedding light on the challenges (stresses & anxieties) that Kevin is facing, as the completion of the Not for Resale documentary draws near. Sorting through footage, like a puzzle, trying to find how everything fits together. Thank you for entertaining my question regarding Neil’s game Monster Breeder. A 30 second video game commercial modeled after something out of the 80s would be pretty cool to see. It’s a million times better than what I had envisioned. ::: Beneath are mindless ramblings, and so poorly constructed you’d cringe, so I broke it off from my first post::: Two guys in a pickup truck are driving on some back, country road near the woods. Suddenly, one of the guys demands his buddy, who seems baffled, that they pull over. The friend hops out of the truck and throws a wimpy cargo net over an elegant/educated wolfman, who had been deep in thought, and coaxes the wolfman into the bed of the truck with little effort. One more monster gets grabbed along the way, and then the two guys return back to "The Ranch" with their haul (The friend still doesn’t understand why his friend kidnaps the two monsters, and attempts to confront his friend on the ethics of it, but is just blown off like it’s no big deal). The two monsters get shuffled into their new home, a shed. After "Some time passes" (imply a season/year(s) have passed), the two guys go to check on the monsters, and the homebody-like couple (monsters) come out of the shed, greeting their original captors (now more like old friends) with pride as the monster couple produce a swaddled blanket. Only showing the reaction on the faces of the two guys as the "baby" is revealed to them, with a mix of horror and admiration in the look on their faces, they choke out "Your child is beautiful". Fading away from their faces you see an old, weathered looking monster sitting in a chair, closing an old book and proclaiming "That's the story of how your grandmother and I met" (while possibly having a furry tentacle from off screen poking into view, while still focusing on the fond, distant stare of the monster man (insert random goofy stock monster sounds to imply the grandkids are all sorts of varieties).