Transcript
the_popcorn_podcast: Welcome back, everyone, to the popcorn podcast. I'm Tom Acosta. Up above me or down below is Ryan Faran, my co -host. And we are here.
Ryan: Maybe to the side, we don't know yet.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, we don't know what the camera hasn't.
Ryan: I have no idea.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, we don't have any post -production yet, but we are here today to talk about the first four episodes of Amazon Prime's The Boys, The Boys. Yeah, season four. But before we get into that, I'm going to ask Ryan like I always do. Ryan, how you been?
Ryan: Pretty good. Pretty good. I had a, um, you know, Jesus Christ.
the_popcorn_podcast: Sorry.
Ryan: So, uh, oh my God. So unprofessional.
the_popcorn_podcast: sorry
Ryan: Um, not bad, you know, boring week. pretty boring and do a I thought it was gonna nice like five days off from work my boss was like a key work Monday yeah cool so had a hustle back down the shore work again today ah pretty pretty busy but what are you gonna do I'm gonna get the hours and get paid so I can buy the adapter that I lost that I needed to record this by the right one this time because I bought the wrong one at a CVS did not work
Ryan: Um, so I had to go to target and buy that but at target I did make a pretty fun purchase. I saw this dude in line You know where like they have like all the bullshit stuff. They just want you to get as you're getting in line Dude in front of me bought like two packs of yugioh cards and I was like, what a dork And then I looked over all due respect to yugioh, but yeah You're a fucking dork.
the_popcorn_podcast: yeah
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah.
Ryan: Um, I look over when I was like, whew I haven't opened baseball cards in a long time. So I bought myself a nice pack of baseball cards. Look at this baby.
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh!
Ryan: That's a fresh one.
the_popcorn_podcast: Mr.
Ryan: Look at that. I looked it up on eBay and saw for like 20 bucks on eBay.
the_popcorn_podcast: Bryce Harper. Oh, nice.
Ryan: Made my money back and then some. Opened three Phillies. You want to know who they were?
the_popcorn_podcast: Sure.
Ryan: Bryce Harper, Trey Turner, and fucking Taiwan Walker. Pissed me off.
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh.
Ryan: So upset.
the_popcorn_podcast: Me or just acquiring Taiwan Walker stuff right now.
Ryan: And of course, I know it's it's horrible. The very first card I opened to was Craig Kimbrough. And I was very upset.
the_popcorn_podcast: Well.
Ryan: ah i had a I had a like pile, don't care pile, and a shit pile.
the_popcorn_podcast: Well.
Ryan: A shit pile was pretty big by the end of it. I got a lot of braves for some reason. I was very upset.
the_popcorn_podcast: Well, that that sounds like a good couple of days. Um, Hmm.
Ryan: I also got a holographic Spencer Strider card. We can burn that next time we do a fire pit or something.
the_popcorn_podcast: It's not worth anything.
Ryan: Honestly, I don't know where it went. I may have burned it already. I've lost it. It's kind of cool looking. The one I like, they have this like retro Luis Castillo card. It's pretty cool.
the_popcorn_podcast: Hmm. I like that.
Ryan: I like that one. Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: But yeah, big baseball card guy now.
Ryan: That's true.
the_popcorn_podcast: and the
Ryan: Pretty nice. What?
the_popcorn_podcast: But yeah, so that sounds interesting. You have a nice look. My dad texted me.
Ryan: I thought I cut out this is gonna sound like shit because we're in two different states right now and I'm recording this outside so Bear with us.
the_popcorn_podcast: No.
Ryan: We're gonna talk about the boys and Some really really cool stuff really creative things that I Don't think anybody would ever find offensive or disgusting It's a very it's a very like neutral, you know, everybody can enjoy its type of show and
the_popcorn_podcast: are pissing me off. Yeah, never, never.
the_popcorn_podcast: Hmm, very much so. Well, before we get into that, I want to quickly run through some of the new.
Ryan: of
the_popcorn_podcast: I want to quickly run through the news that we've gotten, we've gotten recently, and it's just a few things, but I just want to do a quick, quick, quick rundown.
Ryan: the
the_popcorn_podcast: So first thing. ah inside out to No Tommy's channel, it's first off it's called Tommy's corner Secondly no, that's where I do letterbox reviews where I just go down through what I've watched recently Thank you to all the people that I did review inside out though, I really I really liked it
Ryan: i thought you have your like tommy's a tommy's channel thing you do this on
Ryan: you know ah
Ryan: You didn't review what I said how to? Oh, OK. All right. You can tell I don't listen to the Tommy Squires.
the_popcorn_podcast: I don't listen to my own eyes, but now let me talk because I won't hear you talking um inside out to is the second highest cursing film of 2024 right behind Dune.
Ryan: Mm -hmm. Yeah, go for it.
the_popcorn_podcast: ah What then? The next thing take what TD shares details about his time band is TV show. Didn't really listen to him because I don't care what take it has to say. ah After that, we got our first trailer for Robert Eggers, his new film, Nosferatu, starring Lily Rose Depp, Willem Dafoe. Nicholas Holt, and of course, Bill Skarsgard, because of course, a weird monster has to be played by Bill Skarsgard. And I thought it looked really cool. It's probably my second most anticipated movie of the year now. I've been waiting to see a trailer of this. I don't know if, Ryan, you watched it or if you're excited about it.
Ryan: I agree. I did look awesome.
the_popcorn_podcast: Good.
Ryan: I like Robert Eggers No, he hasn't Yeah, that's it just three
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, because I mean, the the man doesn't miss so far, in my opinion. What do you got? The Northman, Lighthouse, The Witch. I think that might be it. Yeah. um Freaky Friday 2 has officially went into production, with Jamie Lee curse and Lindsay Lohan both coming back, which I'm very excited about. Very underrated film. Everyone should go watch Freaky Friday 2. Big news, Ryan, I got big news for you right here.
Ryan: How big?
the_popcorn_podcast: There's a donkey spin -off movie in the works, and Shrek 5 is in the works as well.
Ryan: It's pretty fucking big.
Ryan: Hell yeah, baby.
the_popcorn_podcast: That that is big news, that's what I want.
Ryan: We gotta do it. We should do a Shrek rewatch.
the_popcorn_podcast: I do a Shrek rewatch.
Ryan: Let's do it. This is gonna be fun.
the_popcorn_podcast: ah Nobody, too, will release in theaters on ah August 15th of 2025. I didn't even know that they officially greenlit.
Ryan: I had no idea.
the_popcorn_podcast: And yeah, that was really all of my. Yeah.
Ryan: That's it?
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh, you know.
Ryan: Oh, look at your new phone. Look at that.
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh, yeah, I got a new phone today, finally.
Ryan: that did you get a case yet yeah yeah
the_popcorn_podcast: No, I ordered my my dad like put it in for Amazon for me. He put in an Otterbox wallet, not a phone case. So I got I got a wallet out of it, but now I don't have a phone case.
Ryan: well that's nice that's gotta to be nerve -wracking for you yeah I'm amazed you haven't broken yet
the_popcorn_podcast: Terrifying, absolutely terrifying. But it's kind I was kind of getting a little like was getting a little sentimental when I was moving all my like info over to my new phone. So when I got this phone, I was 15 years old.
Ryan: yeah
the_popcorn_podcast: It's went through my entire army career.
Ryan: It's one through everything, everything in life.
the_popcorn_podcast: and
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah. Most so it was a little sentimental taking everything off. But at the same time, I got this new phone to actually work the entire screen. I was like, yeah, fuck all that nostalgia bullshit. and I like having a new phone.
Ryan: Yeah. Just don't go near any Humvees with this one.
the_popcorn_podcast: But yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh, my God, it was two in the morning, OK?
Ryan: ah be I'm sure did.
the_popcorn_podcast: I think I talked about it before, but moving on.
Ryan: You have to be one of like 10 people in history to run over your cell phone with a fucking Humvee.
the_popcorn_podcast: Probably it can't be a high number.
Ryan: it's It can't be a high number. You gotta be a special kind of fucking dumb to let that happen.
the_popcorn_podcast: It wasn't dumb. I was tired. I hadn't slept in two days. Now, moving on from Ryan calling me a jet pretty much stupid, we're going to be jumping right into Amazon's The Boys. And this is season four, which, of course, there are four episodes out so far.
the_popcorn_podcast: And my quicks.
Ryan: Jesus, dude.
the_popcorn_podcast: What was that?
Ryan: You gotta stop drinking the burp water before you do this shit. It's unbelievable.
the_popcorn_podcast: I know, dude, I really do.
Ryan: It's every time.
the_popcorn_podcast: But let me talk about the boys. um So just my quick original, like first off, whatever. First thoughts on season four of The Boys is that I am not crazy about it so far. I think some of the writing hasn't been as strong, hasn't been as sharp as it was in the previous three seasons. I think some of the character decisions are kind of weird to me. And I know people are like, oh, it's probably French. I don't care if French is bisexual. Do whatever you want with Frenchie. It's more his like emotional state.
the_popcorn_podcast: um But yeah, I'm not not really loving the characters so far. New characters are fine. But I will say episode four was my favorite of the season, but only because of one character storyline throughout the episode.
Ryan: Yeah, I agree.
the_popcorn_podcast: And I don't really know if I care so far about where things are going.
Ryan: Mm hmm.
the_popcorn_podcast: That's just my this is my basic thoughts. What about you?
Ryan: Yeah, no, I agree for the most part. I think it has definitely been weaker than some of the rest than all of the rest of the season. So I think it's just been a great show so far. I think season three season three is probably the most fun until the end because I talked about it on here. I thought the end of season three was just kind of lackluster. Like the episode was just a little short. Um, not that I hated what happened. I liked what happened, but it was just kind of like, yeah. All right. And that happened. That's cool. Um, this whole season has kind of felt like that. Are you kidding me?
the_popcorn_podcast: It was an alarm.
Ryan: Anyways, this whole season has kind of felt like that lackluster finale of season three so far. Like it's, it's kind of just, you're waiting for a really big thing to happen and it's just either not happening or not being nearly as cool as you thought it was going to be. And I'm not the kind of guy who like. gets my expectations up and then when they're not met i take it out on the show i think that she but i just feel like there's been a lot of missed opportunities to do some really cool stuff side this this season's been a little disappointing in pretty much all facets i think you'll like you were saying about french in particular just i don't give a shit who is banging he's just kind of been a little boring this season and i think every characters been like that like there's nobody this season who i'm really interested in their storyline
Ryan: except for butcher but not because of like his character just because i want to know what that worm is and like what's going on i i just have no idea um homelander is kind of just doing the same thing but honestly not as crazy at this point You know, fourth episode was pretty nuts, but like we've, we've seen that before. it It didn't, at this point in the show, it didn't feel like anything special, you know?
the_popcorn_podcast: Mm
Ryan: So I'm kind of just waiting for this season to hopefully pick up a little bit more. And I don't need it to like, just go more in the insane direction that the show always goes. Like that's, I don't need that to happen for this to be a good show. I just need something more from the characters. I need them to be.
the_popcorn_podcast: hmm.
Ryan: I don't know. I think they just gotta to like give them more to do because right now they're kind of just going in circles and not getting anything done. It's just kind of boring to watch at the moment. So hopefully it picks up more and hopefully it leads well into season five, which will be the final season.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah. um And I don't I don't know how they're gonna fix like the things I have problems with, like where the characters are going and what's happening so far. Because I mean, they only have four episodes to do that, or at least four episodes to set up how it's all going to get fixed in one last season.
Ryan: yeah
the_popcorn_podcast: But yeah, I think just And I was kind of interested, like in the first episode I was, I did like the whole making fun of Democrats, Republicans, flipping sides, all that stuff in the beginning.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: But then that was fixed so quickly.
Ryan: Yeah, it's.
the_popcorn_podcast: Like I thought the entire season was going to have to do with like the riots and all that kind of stuff, which it just didn't.
Ryan: Mm hmm.
Ryan: Yeah, it didn't.
the_popcorn_podcast: And I was kind of, oh, I'm sorry.
Ryan: No, you finished.
the_popcorn_podcast: I, and I think that kind of follows through all the way to the final episode where I thought maybe something bigger was going to happen with the whole Starlight situation in the fourth episode. Not going to say specifically with people who haven't watched yet, but what happens with her in season in the fourth episode should be such a huge deal. And I get, they're saying it's a big deal with social media, but I feel like there should have a bigger outcome than what we're getting pretty much shown.
Ryan: Yeah, I agree. I think like you were saying, we're like all the riots and stuff. I thought the Homelander um trial was going to be maybe not the whole season, but at least like four, maybe five episodes. It's just, it's not, it gets done and what does it get done? Does it finish in like the second episode or is it even the first episode?
the_popcorn_podcast: I think it's the beginning of the second one, isn't it?
Ryan: Yeah, like it's it's it's kind of like a minor point of the season so far. I mean, obviously they've mentioned it, and like it's it had it had influence on what's happened since the trial. But like with how explosive that finale was last season, like the you know the real final scene, you just kind of expected more from it. I thought there was going to be more from the trial and more you know um What do you call it? More coming from that. um More fallout from that trial and everything that happened.
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh, like they're more of a fallout with what happens.
Ryan: Yeah, but like obviously, you know the homelander people the you know the Republicans in this case, because it's it's pretty they've never shied away from who they're making fun of. um
Ryan: Nothing's really been done. Like they kind of just he talk shit and do that riot. And there's a fight in that that was, I guess it's the second episode. And then they you just drop it and they don't really talk about it again. Like it's, I just expected more. I don't know. It's just been kind of lackluster.
the_popcorn_podcast: But yeah, no, I definitely agree with the whole thing and
the_popcorn_podcast: I got to the end of the first three because the first three all come out once and I just wasn't like last season three season two season one after at the end of each season I was so excited for the rest for the following season after the premiere episode I was like oh these next seven episodes like I'm so i'm so so so excited for it but I just didn't feel that way even though I did love the beginning of the episode during election night I loved seeing a
Ryan: Hmm.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: Victoria Newman, who I think might be one of my favorite characters in the show. I just like her character.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: Not she's a bad person, I understand it. But I know I love when her and Homelire have that conversation together where he's pretty much telling her that like they're going to make that he's going to make this work, like that they're going to work, be like Buddy Buddy in front of the cameras and stuff, even though that he was going through this whole trial for killing someone. And but after that, I feel like the episode kind of lost.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: Like I felt like that was a great starting point. It kind of went off track, I guess. Kind of started losing me. and it was It didn't peak my interest as much as every other episode of every other season did.
Ryan: Yeah, yeah, I agree. I think with Newman, i but she's really only in the first episode. like is it And again, I mean, you can tell I watched the first three episodes in a row two weeks ago. So I kind of, you know, I'm blanking on a lot of this stuff, but, um, I, she hasn't done that much this season so far and she's definitely going to have a bigger role to play because you have all the stuff with singer and what he was trying to do with her. I think that's a really interesting thing with, with his, his goal, um, in the shadows. But like you said, Newman is one of the best characters in the show and she at times is even scarier than Homelander just because of her powers. Like that you literally are never, ever safe. It's terrifying.
Ryan: um So I really, I can't wait to see what they do with her, but I just hope they do something important with her and soon because you have four episodes left and I don't want to see this show do three more mediocre episodes and try to pack some crazy shit into the eighth episode to lead into the last season. I got just, I don't know. It'll just be shitty and not give, not making you very excited for season five.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, and especially when we know because the creator came out and said that season one of Gen V land in season two lead led into season four of the boys. But we've only what we've seen them one time. And it's just a quick shot on the screen of like the group of them.
Ryan: Well, there is a theory we've seen one of them a bunch, but I don't really believe it, but I thought it was kind of interesting.
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh.
Ryan: Yeah. I mean, we can, I can say it.
the_popcorn_podcast: I don't want to say what if it's true, though? and do Oh no, it's a theory, it's not true.
Ryan: Yeah. I mean, we'll talk about it in sport. Yeah. It's a theory.
the_popcorn_podcast: You can say it then, it's a theory.
Ryan: game um People are saying what was the the crazy guy in Gen V the one who broke out and was just killing puppets What was his name again?
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh, I don't know, you think that's - is that who you think Black Noir is?
Ryan: Alex People have been saying like maybe that's him because he was you know homeless they Took him in because he was one of the one of the good ones quote -unquote. So people have been saying maybe that's him but at the same time Like he's crazy I just can't see him like, yeah he probably has similar powers as Black Noir, because Black Noir was just strong and agile, and that's what his powers seem to be. So, you know, they they could play it like that, but just the way his voice sounds doesn't sound like it, and the way he's acting.
the_popcorn_podcast: Hmm.
Ryan: He said if, you know, this noir's only had a couple lines, but he still isn't talking like that. He doesn't sound crazy, he sounds more, you know, Um, well, what do you call it?
the_popcorn_podcast: Proper.
Ryan: Developed? Yeah, proper. I mean, he still sounds like a fucking moron, but he sounds like a not deranged lunatic, schizophrenic, whatever he was.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah.
Ryan: So I don't know.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah,
Ryan: I, I don't really believe in that theory, but I think it's pretty interesting because just in case, if it is, it's, it's kind of cool. Um,
the_popcorn_podcast: yeah I really I really thought they were gonna go with like the whole comic book of Who black noir becomes but doesn't seem like they're going that way I'm but in knowing they're not going that way unless it happens maybe in the fifth season which would kind of make sense to end it that way but
Ryan: well,
the_popcorn_podcast: I've really hoped that the dudes playing black nor has no powers or nothing I hope he's just like an actor that they just hired I Mean anyone can do that he They take more than one I Thought someone had to hit him a couple times
Ryan: I mean. Well, he he definitely has some powers because the the one scene he does something definitely has some strength. Not that efficiently, he took one crack and he was gone.
Ryan: I mean,
Ryan: I mean, he definitely hit him a few times in the ground, but that dude was done after one hit. You know what I mean? Like there was a fucking crater, you know?
the_popcorn_podcast: That is true. that was that scene That scene, I will say, caught me off guard when I was watching. I was not expecting, and I looked down for one second to read a text, and I looked out, and all I heard was the bat hail.
Ryan: Yeah.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: I was like, what the hell was that?
Ryan: yeah That was that was that was a good standout scene for me so far because that like you were saying like I I Expected it to be another game like, you know the deep and a train probably expected it to and then he was like, no No, this is real this time.
the_popcorn_podcast: but
Ryan: Oh shit Yeah, that was fun Yeah Right
the_popcorn_podcast: i I liked when he told the deep to blow a train. That, because that just shows you like, that's what makes Homelander so scary. It's, he doesn't even have to physically do anything. He can just talk in this way. He's, everyone knows how strong he is and that's all it takes. And I think in another standout scene to me was we talked about it on, we texted about it earlier. I, the score seemed to me stuck out.
Ryan: correct
the_popcorn_podcast: It's it's so uncomfortable.
Ryan: yeah It was uncomfortable Yeah,
the_popcorn_podcast: I just liked that whole episode with, I just like Homelander's scenes down there because he's just
Ryan: the homelander stuff was cool Yeah, but I also at the same time like it feels so inconsequential like he did all that shit and
the_popcorn_podcast: That's all I care for so far though. I just like seeing Homelander. He's evil. It's cool.
Ryan: Like if if he had done that in season one, it would have been leading into like, oh man, he's getting really unhinged and deranged. But we're on season four now. We know he does that shit and we've never met any of these characters. They don't mean anything to us. Like it was kind of, it was, you know, I won't say fun to watch because that's not the right thing to say. Damn. Um, but it it felt like, okay, we just spent an episode watching Homelander do shit we know he likes to do and he's done before. Like it. It just felt inconsequential and like a waste of time.
Ryan: So I don't know. Maybe maybe the lady he let live comes back and is important, but I just don't really see it happening. So I don't know.
the_popcorn_podcast: Well, no, she is she is important that was like his like head doctor when he was a kid I Would like to I would like for maybe her to like know some things like more weaknesses of his I
Ryan: Yeah, i I know she's important to him, but will she be important to the show? I don't know.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: Maybe go to help the boys, but I think Out of the boys so far. I really don't care for any of their storylines yet Except maybe Huey I do like I do feel bad for Huey with his dad and of course how they leave it with his dad at the end I'm I was kind of I am excited for that but I
Ryan: so poem um I'm excited, but in like a goofy kind of shitty way because if Simon Pegg just comes in like being crazy, I'm gonna be like, what the hell is this? But if they do it in like a fun way, that's not, I mean, the whole show's over the top, but this is one thing that that that they could go like too far over the top, you know what I mean? To like goofy range. So that's that's my only worry about that.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah.
Ryan: But if they can do it right, then ah I think it'd be pretty fun.
the_popcorn_podcast: I, I thought about it as like when Andrew Garfield, Spider -Man first gets his powers and he like rips the door or like squirts the toothpaste too hard all over like the sings. Like I thought about stuff like that.
Ryan: Yeah, that could happen.
the_popcorn_podcast: Maybe like something little. I don't need, I don't want him to like become like a superhero. Like don't do that.
Ryan: Yeah. Yeah, yeah, Yeah, it could.
the_popcorn_podcast: Or maybe it kills him and that's just what it does. And.
Ryan: I don't know. Or maybe he just, I don't know, shaves his head and just becomes like the comic. He just is the real Huey now.
the_popcorn_podcast: But yeah, I'm I'm I'm excited because I love Simon peggins gonna mean he's gonna get more screen time And I think he was a great choice to play. I mean Yeah, it's pretty perfect anyway Yeah, he's late in the comics But I I don't Okay
Ryan: Yeah. I mean, they had to get him in the show somehow. He's they based the comic character off of him. um Yeah. But like you were saying about everybody's stories, I'm going to cut you off there because I want to talk, bitch.
Ryan: Yeah, Frenchie, we talked about like, OK, I don't care that he's banging a dude.
the_popcorn_podcast: um
Ryan: The dude's not very interesting. So it's just not it's not enjoyable to watch. I think Kamiko storyline heard you know, getting back to her old people who were really her people. She wasn't big fans of them. But you know what I mean?
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, they they were not good people, Ryan.
Ryan: They were not good to her. I think that could be interesting. And especially the way they kind of leave it off with that one girl like that. That could that could lead to something. M .M. is just there trying to help his family. Well, he was kind of you failed at that. But I think M .M. is kind of like the guy until last season he never really had his own storyline he was just there being like the dad of the group and he's still kind of had at that status like mm is just the guy who doesn't really need his own storyline he's just like the most supporting supporting character in this show that it's kind of there
Ryan: And as much as I like to see him do more like I did last season with him and all this stuff with soldier boy Like it was it was really interesting and really well done But at the same time if he just stays in this role this season of just being like the dad and the leader of the group I'm fine with that because Las Alonso is great as his character. He's just so much fun to watch Every line he says is just like quotable and cool. That's it. He doesn't have to try very hard.
the_popcorn_podcast: No, he's super charismatic.
Ryan: So I
the_popcorn_podcast: And I agree. But we haven't seen him. He hasn't talked to his daughter yet, has he? About everything?
Ryan: No, he hasn't. So I mean, that that's gonna have to happen.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, and that was - Because they said the next day he was going to do it.
Ryan: Because Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: This is definitely not the next day in season in episode four. It's definitely days later. I kind of thought that I was interested to see how that all goes down, especially once, especially if the daughter sees like, oh, Homelander supporters do this.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: The Starlight supporters do this.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: And then she's like, oh, like your friends with her, maybe you did it.
Ryan: Hmm.
the_popcorn_podcast: And it was something like that. like I just wanted to see something maybe interesting come of that. because That's a huge deal to to that white, to his ex -wife and his daughter that they're
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: husband, ex husband, stepfather.
Ryan: Yeah. Especially with the meeting that he had with, um, uh, fuck, I forget his wife's name. Ex -wife.
Ryan: Starts with a, uh, starts with a J or an M. I don't remember. But the meeting they had, like, where she asked him to go find him, that could have led to something cool. And obviously it it does lead to something really important. but Um, it will be interesting, like you said, to see him go talk to his daughter and, you know, have to explain what happened if, if that even happens.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah.
Ryan: Um, and that'll, that'll lead to something cool because his wife explains that his daughter really liked the stepdad and the stepdad was obviously a huge homeowner guy. So his daughter more than likely is too. And we were saw that she definitely was at least somewhat at the end of last season. Um, So that could lead to something really interesting, like a you know ah drift in the family, um which could be kind of you know interesting for MM. Could be it some trouble for him.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah. If they, if they even follow that.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: oh I just had a good point I thought. Fuck. Oh my god, camera, i what I was gonna say.
Ryan: How about the sauna?
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh yeah, the sauna scene.
Ryan: The sauna was great.
the_popcorn_podcast: I did like the fight scene that comes from the sauna scene, from that episode at the end.
Ryan: Yeah, that was cool.
the_popcorn_podcast: It's fun just beating the shit out of all the multiple versions of the guy. That was weird, man.
Ryan: They're so funny.
the_popcorn_podcast: I was so happy ah no one else was around when i when that scene came on.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: That would have been a hard one to explain.
Ryan: Still the worst of the show is the term I'd seen in, was that season two?
the_popcorn_podcast: but
Ryan: Or is that season three? The like opening scene.
the_popcorn_podcast: No, that was the yes, I've been seeing a three.
Ryan: Is it three? that's That's still the most like, what the fuck am I watching right now?
the_popcorn_podcast: I'm trying to think is that the weirdest one?
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: I don't know the I don't know why like that just it just seemed expected with the boys that eventually we were gonna see an Ant -Man style thing.
Ryan: Yeah, of course.
the_popcorn_podcast: I don't know the puppets was really weird to me that you just killing the puppets.
Ryan: Yeah, and Gen V, that was good. But that was that was like funny.
the_popcorn_podcast: It was a great scene, though.
Ryan: The term I seen was like, Oh my god.
the_popcorn_podcast: That scene, the Ant -Man.
Ryan: When he was climbing in Frenchy's pants, he's like, he's trying to get in my ass.
the_popcorn_podcast: as And we all knew something like that was coming, because I remember I remember he came out and said that we're we're going to bring up.
Ryan: it's So funny.
the_popcorn_podcast: We're going to show the kind of like the idea of Ant -Man going up down as his ass.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: and i And so we kind of knew some of that. I don't think any of us expected what we got, but great, great opening to a great season of television.
Ryan: Oh. Yeah, totally. um Another point. What the fuck is happening with what's it, Jeffrey dean Morgan?
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, here I was kind of.
Ryan: Well, he don't.
the_popcorn_podcast: He has an important role in the. Do you see my background just turn like bright yellow?
Ryan: Yeah, that was really weird um Yeah in the world cuz remember I don't think he's playing the character that he does in the comics because remember when he got casted the rumor was that he was playing that like Iron Man type character I Did it can't be?
the_popcorn_podcast: That was weird. The hell was that?
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, I don't think that's who he's playing. I hope it's not. Why does my cat keep doing that?
Ryan: Prepare yourself Hope that was a lot of flick a bug off my mic. I don't think he's playing that character because that character is just a soup. And, you know, Jeopardy Morgan's playing a guy in the CIA. So it's not it's definitely not that character. I can't see him being like, oh, it it is this guy. He just turned an FBI guy. That would just be stupid. But um but like, what's he going to do? Because he and Butcher obviously have some history. um That line he says where he's like, would you sacrifice your own son? He's like, yeah, I'd be sad.
Ryan: but Yeah. It's like, damn.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, that was when he's talking to Butcher was a great scene to say. It's the second time he's given him when they're kind of like coming up with their plan of how they're going to get Ryan.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: He's like, I'm going to do whatever I have to do.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: Like tell pretty much tell him, but like your son comes at me the wrong way. Like I'm doing what I have to do.
Ryan: He's going to die. Yeah. So he's he's trying to get Ryan because he's the one who gives him the plan or at least gives him. Was it him that gave him the drugs when the cookies to try and get Ryan?
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah.
Ryan: Yeah, it was him.
the_popcorn_podcast: What the fuck is with my cat?
Ryan: So ah that's that's the kind of storyline that he's going for. And they just didn't they didn't hit on that at all in episode four. So I don't know when he's going to show up again. And I don't know how important he's going to be. I don't know how expendable he's going to be in this show. But I mean, you get an actor like Jeffrey Dean Morgan. You think he's going to be in more than just two or three episodes of the show. You know what I mean? Obviously, he's been in two of the four episodes.
the_popcorn_podcast: Barely. It's two and three minutes.
Ryan: Yeah, but he's barely been in them. So definitely got to get more done with him, if if anything. I mean, you can't waste a guy like that at all.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, no, I agree. I.
Ryan: Do you have the lights off?
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah.
Ryan: All right, freak.
the_popcorn_podcast: Only two.
Ryan: That's cool. No, no, no. You can leave them off. Leave them off. All right, there we go.
Ryan: Damn.
the_popcorn_podcast: son of a bitchho
Ryan: That's how you do it.
the_popcorn_podcast: but
Ryan: What else you got?
the_popcorn_podcast: but oh I I didn't like everything that comes from Ryan save I wanted more from that like don't get wrong yeah he has that whole conversation with butcher loved loved him and butcher seeing each other and hanging out and playing and stuff I like that and seeing
Ryan: Yeah, they kind of just skipped over that. They killed a guy. Yeah. And also the scene with Homelander where he's like, I killed whatever that guy's name was. And Homelander's like, Yeah, you know what he was doing though. He's fine with it. That was, that was pretty good, but yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, home there's a horrible father But yeah, I just kind of wish that maybe I kind of wish there was more News stuff about it. Like I should I feel like that's a big deal. Yes Blattered the diet.
Ryan: Definitely. Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: I guess the guy had a gun so maybe they're saying like oh he had to do
Ryan: Yeah. But they also pull that guy's IMDB page up and be like, This guy went from ah an aspiring actor at Vaught International to a a gunman. That's kind of odd. How did he get there?
the_popcorn_podcast: and Yeah, have I wonder how they haven't gotten caught yet on these fake saves.
Ryan: I don't
Ryan: There's no way they they had to have because they're like Obviously, yeah, obviously they know like everybody knows the movies are fake But remember the in season two when stormfront Pulls up and she has she's on like instagram live and she's like look at this.
the_popcorn_podcast: I guess they own everything.
Ryan: Look at the army base. It's not real This is connecticut and they're like get the fuck out of here, you know, so like everybody knows it's not real but there's still people Obviously, it's it's undeniable that the real superheroes because they'll fucking kill you but Everybody knows all the saves and shit are not real or at least majority of them.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, they're movies pretty much. There's like actors several.
Ryan: Yeah, they're all planned out and and scripted and planned. um But, yeah, it's it's it's kind of like an overlook, just like, a you know, what we call it, dude, I can't think of anything today um like when you got to like put your mind past it. You know what I mean?
the_popcorn_podcast: No.
Ryan: You know what I mean? There's a term for this that's just right on the tip of my tongue I can't think of. Well, you got to like make the leap and just say like, all right, I know this doesn't make sense, but I'm just going to let it go for the sake of the show that the people aren't, you know, are just accepting that whatever these kind of but yeah, just, you know, just let it go.
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh, where it's like loopholes and things that you're kind of like, whatever, like doesn't matter. Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: yeah
Ryan: It's not it's not that important.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah. I was just about to say something. I have some notes that I wrote down. I've seen that one.
Ryan: Oh, you've had notes this entire time.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah. That's why I've been going off of, but yeah, something that we actually talked about, we talked about last year, last whenever, two years ago, last year.
Ryan: Okay.
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh wait, isn't today the anniversary of the podcast?
Ryan: Is it?
the_popcorn_podcast: I think I think it's today.
Ryan: I have no idea.
the_popcorn_podcast: What's today's date? Twenty fourth.
Ryan: 24th.
the_popcorn_podcast: Maybe not.
Ryan: I dunno.
the_popcorn_podcast: We already happen.
the_popcorn_podcast: I think I might we might I might have missed it, but.
Ryan: That's great. Do you want to figure this out right now or talk about the voice?
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, I'll keep talking, but we've talked about this is a train ever going to pick an actual side or is it always just going to be? Oh, I'm gonna help a little bit, but then we'll go bad. Then we'll be a little bit good, be a little bad. And it was starting to actually get a little annoying to me. I kind of just want him to pick a side after three seasons. And it seems like we're finally getting him that he is against Homelander.
Ryan: Yeah. because
the_popcorn_podcast: He's just trying to figure out his way to do it.
Ryan: Yeah, I agree cuz he has been the one that's like been building is it one year or one year and have Or yeah Wow
the_popcorn_podcast: He did. Oh.
the_popcorn_podcast: One year, three years. Three years today.
Ryan: incredible ah Yeah, A -Train has been the one guy out of the seven at least that has been through the three seasons you've seen him kind of grow more and more away from Vault and the Homelander especially because he's terrified of Homelander. um So it will be interesting to see where he finally you know stands by the end of the show, by maybe the end of the season, because I'd imagine if if he's going to work with the boys fully, it'll be at least by the start of season five, because I feel like they'll need him for the whole season. um So it's interesting to see what he does, um where he stands by the end of this whole thing. I think he is definitely drifting towards working with the boys, or at least
Ryan: kind of holding back on them when he's working with vault um but you know it's just he is probably the most interesting character besides homelander in the seven because he's not you know the deep is the goofball but atrain is the guy that actually has feelings and has remorse for what he's done in his life like when he got his brother hurt paralyzed he had the scene when he was talking to his nephews that was that was pretty good Um, and he even says later with Huey and, and he's like, yeah, I saw you guys, but what do you need? Like he's just grown and it's, it's been one of the more interesting parts of the show for me. So I can't wait to see where he lands.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, I I I would say a funny scene was the movie set that he's on Will Ferrell Dude that shit made me I was dying watching that but I had something I thought was really funny, of course was TruthCon TruthCon was such like a Especially go it been to like not done like that at all.
Ryan: Oh yeah, that was good. Yeah.
Ryan: Yeah, yeah, that was great.
the_popcorn_podcast: Not hardcore. but I'm not anything political or anything like that I'd went to um, I'd went to like a um I don't, I want my buddy.
Ryan: You've been to a couple rallies.
the_popcorn_podcast: It wasn't even a rally.
Ryan: Don't lie.
the_popcorn_podcast: No, it was like a, it was like a, it was like a military convention thing.
Ryan: You've been to a couple.
the_popcorn_podcast: And I just wanted to go see if I could find like new mode, some army gear I needed.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: Dude, I went to the wrong kind of thing. This was wild.
the_popcorn_podcast: It was like the it was like the water turned the frogs gay type of stuff. Like it was it was crazy.
Ryan: Yeah, sure.
the_popcorn_podcast: I was out of my element. So then watching TruthCon and having seen stuff like that before, I was like, that's not how it really is, but now experiencing it. So funny, because that really is how some people are.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: And if you are people like that, come on, come on, dude, do something, figure stuff out.
Ryan: Come on. Relax.
the_popcorn_podcast: There's no aliens making your pasta, track your brain, stuff like calm down.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: But oh my god Back to the boys as I was saying with truth con that I did like that whole part of the episode while they're actually there It was more.
Ryan: They are turning the frogs get though. That is true.
the_popcorn_podcast: I didn't love the subway Ryan save Trying to think what else everybody
Ryan: I did like the little girl and Ryan save and she's like Oh, thank you. And then Homelander just pushes her out of the way.
the_popcorn_podcast: She's like, go he's like, go, go.
Ryan: That was, that was funny. Yeah. That was good.
the_popcorn_podcast: But yeah, I think.
the_popcorn_podcast: Episode two was definitely better than one. But again, I still think the whole season has been. A little, just as we said, it's a little disappointing so far, but we're not the only ones to think this is definitely more the consensus is that it's not bad by any means.
Ryan: Yeah.
Ryan: Yep.
the_popcorn_podcast: It's still better than a lot of TV we've gotten.
Ryan: yep
the_popcorn_podcast: But when you compare it to something as good as seasons one through three, you definitely see the faults in season four as much, much more. Yeah, that's what I had to say. There.
Ryan: Yeah, I was just showing you this guy. This guy just did something really, really cool.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, I know I have it on my laptop.
Ryan: Oh.
the_popcorn_podcast: Rise Arbor.
Ryan: Three run home run, baby.
the_popcorn_podcast: Um, give me an episode three.
Ryan: Fuck the Tigers. Dude, tomorrow's game off topic.
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh.
Ryan: Tomorrow's game is going to be nice, dude. Suarez versus Google.
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh god, that's not gonna be a fun game Um, so now with episode three i'm trying to think of stuff I want to talk about What was episode three Oh, this is more when we learn more about firecracker.
Ryan: That's going to be a good matchup. Yeah, what do you got?
Ryan: I don't remember.
the_popcorn_podcast: We also see uh, ashley kind of she loses her job as the ceo and Well, she's not the ceo anymore
Ryan: Well, she tries to.
Ryan: Wait, is she not? Did I forget something?
the_popcorn_podcast: No. Yeah, Homelander tells us she's no longer. Oh, no, she is the CEO. I guess she's just like she's like kind of like the poster child for it behind doors.
Ryan: Well, yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: It's a. What's her name?
Ryan: Sister Sage.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yes, Sister Sage, first off, love her.
Ryan: Right? Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: Very interested in this character.
Ryan: Yeah, she's she's been good.
the_popcorn_podcast: Like the powers. I loved learning more about her virus and how she has to pretty much take some of her brain out all the time.
Ryan: Dude, I was not expecting that at all.
the_popcorn_podcast: Do it. the where The way that she gets the deep to help or what she says to him was one of the funniest lines of the entire show so far.
Ryan: Yeah.
Ryan: That was good.
the_popcorn_podcast: I...
Ryan: I thought
the_popcorn_podcast: Out loud left.
Ryan: Yeah, I thought when you because you see that in episode three when they bang you just see it like all bloody I thought She had killed the um, the octopus the deeps I I wasn't sure that's what I thought but then when you find out it's like oh, oh It's tough to watch man
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh no, I thought Homelander did something to her that made her act weird. Much worse than anything. Oh, but.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, I'm I'm ah I am a fan of her character so far. I'm definitely excited to see more of that. ah We know that Dakota Bob.
Ryan: But does that mean I'm going to cut you off? Well, not just a quick thing. Does that mean that she is not one of the bulletproof ones? Because you never really know who's bulletproof and who's not.
the_popcorn_podcast: She's not.
Ryan: But since she can.
the_popcorn_podcast: She said that she's like she gets hit in the heart. She dies.
Ryan: Oh, did she?
the_popcorn_podcast: She says, but yeah she says if I get hit in the heart, I die.
Ryan: All right.
the_popcorn_podcast: I get shot in the brain. It grows back.
Ryan: Yeah, because I figured because you can you can kind of tell sometimes whether like some soups have like more offensive type powers and they're usually bulletproof. Whereas the more like defensive ones or like intelligent ones that they're not.
the_popcorn_podcast: They're not.
Ryan: But yeah. What else? What about the code above?
the_popcorn_podcast: He's fully moving forward with his Superhero Management Act, which we know people are not happy about and Homelander and Oh my God, just forgot my girl's name.
Ryan: Sister stage.
the_popcorn_podcast: No, the vice president vice elect.
Ryan: Wait, who are we talking about?
Ryan: Oh, you're cutting out.
the_popcorn_podcast: Head popper.
Ryan: Newman. Newman.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, Newman. But. ah We also see mothers milk blackmailing a train throughout this ah in this episode by switching the phones, which I thought was pretty cool. But all in all, season episode three again kind of just felt like a building block episode, which I think so far that's what the entire season has felt like.
Ryan: Mm hmm.
the_popcorn_podcast: Does that make sense? Like there's cool.
Ryan: Agreed.
the_popcorn_podcast: There's good moments, but everything kind of seems like it's just trying to set up things after things after things.
Ryan: Yeah, totally. I totally agree with that. It just feels like there's a lot of fill in stuff where you get characters talking about shit they don't really need to and just kind of building up on things that aren't as interesting or won't have as much payoff. Like it it's just hasn't been to the same par that the previous three seasons have been at, which, you know, said that 10 times already, but it's just, it's the truth for me. It's my truth bomb. That was how I hate myself for saying that.
the_popcorn_podcast: That was bad. But, uh, I did like the line when the Deep, you find out that the Deep's friends were Shia LaBeouf.
Ryan: It's really bad.
the_popcorn_podcast: He's like, yeah, me and Shia are good friends. He wants me to be in, uh... Oh my god.
Ryan: Oh, honey boy two.
the_popcorn_podcast: Peanut Butter Falcon 2.
Ryan: No, he said honey boy too.
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh, I thought it was peanut butter. In my head.
Ryan: I don't think the thief's gonna be in peanut butter falcon town.
the_popcorn_podcast: Dude, that's what I do in my head from the start.
Ryan: It would have been really funny.
the_popcorn_podcast: That's what the line was. I think I - I think I wanted it so bad to be Peterborough Falcon 2 as the line. Come on, tell me that wouldn't have been funny if that's what he said.
the_popcorn_podcast: Damn it. Was he wanting to be in?
Ryan: I mean, what's he gonna do in honey boy? Honey boy?
the_popcorn_podcast: What's - Which one's Honeyboy?
Ryan: when he was the one it's like it's about Shia when he was a kid and and his dad being an asshole.
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh, and his dad's like abusive and stuff, yeah.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: No, i would that's not the sequel.
Ryan: How about Peanut Butter Falcon, though, Doug? That's a good movie.
the_popcorn_podcast: That's a great movie.
the_popcorn_podcast: My father's texting me.
Ryan: You talk about a movie that's for the boys, Peanut Butter, Motherfucking Falcon. That's for the boys, baby.
the_popcorn_podcast: I want to be a wrestler. Hell yeah.
Ryan: Am I going to die? So, yeah, we're all dying one day. as we go more you calling him that we
the_popcorn_podcast: Dude, I love that movie. That movie. It's so good. I might rewatch that. Hold on. Matt Creston needs me for something. But.
the_popcorn_podcast: No, I just need to I just need to read the text really quick. But is there a So anything else you really want to add towards the boys? Oh, I guess we can we still got to talk about before a little bit more. But.
Ryan: have with what even happened ah you get What's his name? Gabriel in season, in episode four. It's kind of good to see him again. I'm kind of excited. The stretchy guy.
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh, yeah, he's like the crazy religious guy.
Ryan: The religious guy.
Ryan: He's like the pastor dude. Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: It's firecracker does like her six hour live stream ah mother's milk butcher and French ego and then starlight finally shows up at one point, but it was kind of fun to see.
Ryan: ah
the_popcorn_podcast: ah Huey and. Can't remember her name.
the_popcorn_podcast: The girl, the other one.
Ryan: Oh, Kimiko.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, call me go.
Ryan: Kimiko.
the_popcorn_podcast: And seeing them work together for once instead of her and friendship because that tends to be like their duo.
Ryan: Uh -huh.
the_popcorn_podcast: Dude, struggling today with names. Shut up.
Ryan: Yep.
the_popcorn_podcast: But I did like that whole fight scene. I was kind of hyped for Huey. Finally of getting to do some give some business.
Ryan: Yeah, you texted me. You were excited.
the_popcorn_podcast: But yeah, no, I'm I'm.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, I'm excited to still just kind of see where they're going with the compound V and how it's going to affect the. You know who and. Yeah, I'm just kind of excited to see where the season goes because I do want to know. I just wanted to go back to the way it was for three seasons and I'm not going to give up hope on the show after four, um four mediocre episodes. I just really hope that they can figure it out.
Ryan: Yeah. Yeah. I think they will. I think, um, what's his name? Eric Kripke is a good enough show runner that he he's got a plan. He's got it planned out. And especially if they know that season five is going to be the end, like they, they have a set plan that they're going to follow. So I'm not worried for where they're going to go. I'm more so worried about how they're going to get there. Cause it's just kind of seems, it seems like they're going the route of just having like, a couple boring episodes and then the last like episode maybe two is just everything back into one which is never fun to watch because it's always just way too much.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah.
Ryan: So I'm hoping they don't do that. um But I am so excited to see where the show goes. These characters are still great as much as we've kind of agreed that their stories this season haven't been as interesting. They're still great characters each and every one of them. They're always fun to watch and just see what kind of shit they get into. So still looking forward to episodes every week because it's it's still a good show No,
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, I know we still it's still better than 90 % of what 90 % shows that on television right now. But, um, yeah, I have nothing really else to add for the four episodes that we talked about. Uh, yeah, do you don't be tired yet.
Ryan: yeah I think i'm good I know we got to do one more.
the_popcorn_podcast: We still gotta do another episode, but, Oh, but whatever.
Ryan: I got a little secret though for the next one I got a little present
the_popcorn_podcast: Uh, thank you guys so much for tuning into this week's episode of the popcorn podcast. We will have another episode pretty much running back to back with this one and it will be our review. of episodes one and two of House of the Dragon. And yeah, make sure to continue supporting the show and we will be back more likely now with weekly reviews of each of those shows. And soon we'll be having reviews. Well, we'll do one whole season review of The Bear. So we got a lot coming to you guys soon. And yeah, thank you guys so much for checking us out.
Ryan: Yeah.
the_popcorn_podcast: Continue sharing the show and doing all that. Follow us on all social media platforms. And Ryan, of course, like always, for the first time in a while, you have the final say for this episode.
Ryan: It has been a minute. it's It's been a busy start of the summer. I've been down on equipment. We've been busy. We've had stuff to review. We didn't even talk about the baseball video. We filmed that.
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah, I kinda - I wasn't gonna talk about it yet.
Ryan: This should be fun. Um, I just, the last thing I'll leave you with is that my recommendation of the week is peanut butter Falcon.
the_popcorn_podcast: Can't lift my arm.
the_popcorn_podcast: Oh shit!
Ryan: And you forgot at this time, bitch, you forgot about it.
the_popcorn_podcast: God damn it. Recommendation of the week, oh shit.
Ryan: Let's go.
the_popcorn_podcast: What was yours?
Ryan: Peanut butter Falcon.
the_popcorn_podcast: Ah, that's a good one.
Ryan: Cause I definitely remember that and meant to say it the whole time.
the_popcorn_podcast: Uh, I'm -
Ryan: I didn't just remember it cause we were talking about it.
the_popcorn_podcast: I'm going to recommend a horror movie and I'm going to recommend Hell House LLC, one of my all time favorite horror movies and a movie I just got to show Ryan the other day. Pretty cool.
Ryan: It was good.
the_popcorn_podcast: But yeah, um that's my recommendation. We make sure to go check it out. And if you're looking for a game to go try out, Ryan and my other three two friends were not able to play because they're morons. But there's a game called Madison. It's very fun once you figure out the controls.
Ryan: Did you play more of it?
the_popcorn_podcast: Yeah.
Ryan: Did you get the code for the fucking?
the_popcorn_podcast: No, that that's at the very end of the game.
Ryan: Oh, I wasn't supposed to go there yet.
the_popcorn_podcast: No.
Ryan: but the How long was the the thing?
the_popcorn_podcast: It was an hour.
Ryan: the trial was it that long thank all yeah a about game yeah unbelievable can't believe you did that how's the dragon episodes one and two
the_popcorn_podcast: Hmm.
the_popcorn_podcast: It was really just it's just an hour of the like the first hour of the game. Yeah. Like it wasn't like a trial where they kind of combined the whole thing. But got scared a couple of times. Really good horror game. But yeah, thank you guys again. Sorry for wasting everyone's time and forgetting about the recommendation of the week. But we will see you in the next episode when we talk about House of the Dragon. Ryan, let's sign them off.
Ryan: Corbin Cale's a bitch.
the_popcorn_podcast: got
