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"For every one of the numerous animated classics that have been released over the years, there are countless animated ideas that never come into fruition. It's amazing to think of how many would-be-classics might have happened if development had continued on so many projects. In a follow up to last week’s How Did This Get Made?! – Animation Edition, the panel is discussing some fascinating animated projects that never quite came to be."
This episode was originally released, April 21, 2021

In this episode we go from Moon Knight to Black Panther: Wakanda Forever as we take a look back at the second half of Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and discuss the movies and Disney+ shows that make up The Multiverse Saga so far.
We start by revisiting the themes and overarching storylines of Phase 4, and how they connect with the previous phases of the MCU. Then we analyze each of the shows and movies that have been released so far, discussing their strengths, weaknesses, and impact on the overall narrative. We talk about the standout performances, the unexpected twists, and the connections to the wider Marvel Universe.
So grab your hammer and cloak, and join us for the rest of our journey through MCU Phase 4.
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In this episode we go from WandaVision to Spider-Man: No Way Home as we take a look back at the first half of Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and discuss the movies and Disney+ shows that make up The Multiverse Saga so far.
We start by revisiting the themes and overarching storylines of Phase 4, and how they connect with the previous phases of the MCU. We then analyze each of the shows and movies that have been released so far, discussing their strengths, weaknesses, and impact on the overall narrative. We talk about the standout performances, the unexpected twists, and the connections to the wider Marvel universe.
So grab your shield, put on your Spider-suit, and join us for a journey through MCU Phase 4.
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DC Studios and Warner Bros. decided to make a change to their cinematic universe as James Gunn (Finally!) announced some of the upcoming slate of movies, shows, and animation that will comprise the first chapter of the new DCU. Join the panel as they discuss and speculate what it all means and what we should be getting out of DC's Chapter 1: Gods and Monsters. 

Let Me Know How It Is is back from break with a BRAND NEW EPISODE, and we're kicking off our first show back talking about what we watched, saw, and read while on hiatus.  In addition the panel will discuss what releases are coming in 2023 that have us the most excited this year! Some of our choices surprised even us!

As we prepare our new episodes enjoy this episode from the vault, back around for another listen.
"'Based on the Graphic Novel' are common words to see in the credits of movies these days. Comic books have become an invaluable source of inspiration for many Hollywood movies, but comics extend beyond the commonly associated superheroes. Every once in a while an indie comic makes the jump to the big screen where our hero is one that doesn’t wear a cape. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is a perfect example of a memorable film that came from an indie comic. It’s a heartfelt exploration of love and relationships in your 20s while also being a fast, funny, and over-the-top love letter to video games. To celebrate its 10 year anniversary, the panel spotlights Scott Pilgrim vs. the World."
This episode was originally released on August 12, 2020