Pop Culture Climate Gary & Daryl

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Welcome to the first jam packed internet exclusive episode. The hosts get a little fruity with they language but for good reason as Gary goes off on EA and their predatory Loot Books. Daryl tells you all about all the new shows hitting network, satellite and the internet. Plus another new Top of the Flops all about the Gun N’ Roses album Chinese Democracy.

We're back with another episode of PCCP home edition. In this episode we talk about BBC/FX's new techno thriller DEVS, the comic book series Prophet and The Sea Saturn with the return of top of the flops

With the "Covid19" pandemic having an effect on everyone across the world PPC had to take a hiatus. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, we are back and what a time to return. With little to no pop culture news that isn't corona related the universe answered our prayers and gave us "Tiger King". Join us as they take a look at the whole cast of colorful characters giving our thought and opinions as well as discussing the conspiracies it has thrown up. 
Not wanting the whole episode to be about Tiger King, Gary gave his anime fans their next lockdown series to watch. As he talks about his love of the anime series Fairy Tail. The 328 episode shonen anime that will see you through these tough times with its equally colorful cast of mages. 

The virus has thrown us through a loop. 
We have some great streaming recs, Daryl's Comic Corner all about Rick Remender's Uncanny X-Force Run and Gary's Anime Adventure takes a look at Darwin's Game

This week despite the coronavirus panic, Gary being very ill and the wave of cancellations and postponements across the world of pop culture. Pop culture climate battled the odds and are here with your latest weekly helping.
With limited news, Gary & Daryl go through your essential isolation watch list based on recent and upcoming releases. Including Beastars, October Faction, Bulletproof and more. As well as the returning "Daryl's comic book corner" where Daryl recommends the NSFW comic, Unnatural. Gary begins his anime adventure with Dr. Stone and finally, they both tackle Batman: The Movie (1966) as the first review for Live-action lives. 
If your tired of listening to all the doom and gloom surrounding coronavirus then give this a listen to hear to people having near 2 hours of genuine fun even if it nearly destroys Gary.