On this very special episode of the podcast, I have on special co-host Jeremy Blum, who is a huge fan and lover of all things Steven Universe.  We dive into the Steven Universe and I discover just how progressive and amazing this animated show truly is.  Rebecca Sugar has created such an incredibly artistically rich narrative and, shall we say, universe to play in.  From the characters being gems with their own identity, to what "fusing" represents, as well as the breakdown and rebuilding of the different types of typical family dynamics.  Steven Universe breaks it all down and gives us something new, something fresh and emphasizes the importance of not being bullied to be something you don't want to be, but the true factor of being cool is to be your truest self, even if that self is weird and you turn your fingers into cat heads.

Jeremy explores the trans-narrative laid out throughout the series, how the characters deal with grief and so much more.

The is a Character WBreakdown episode as Steven from Steven Universe will be one of the many playable characters in WB's Multiversus video game, which pits WB's biggest stars together.

Episode 41 - Character WBreakdown - Steven Universe With Jeremy Blum

We all know the when Toschi Station with Cammie and Fixer appeared on The Book of Boba Fett, the world rejoiced in harmony, but why is this place from an ANH deleted scene so beloved? This week we're talking all about the legendary deleted Biggs on Tatooine scene, why it is such a BIGGS deal and just how it could have changed the whole beginning of Star Wars! Why was it removed? Who wanted it to stay in? Who put a Spider-Man doll in the oven? All these burning questions and more are answered in this thrilling new episode!
So, dare to be weird, celebrate the love & listen today!

watch the scenes here: https://youtu.be/WaS_0oVJvio


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Episode 298 - The Legend Of The Deleted Biggs Scene

The celebration of Donkey Kong Land III is here!  Weird and sloppy might be how you like your romantic interests, but is it any way to make a Donkey Kong platformer?  Hyle and the elusive David Lynch are in a race against time to try and understand what the hell is going on with the concluding chapter of the Donkey Kong Land trilogy.

Showrunner: Hyle Russell
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The Kongversation DXXXIV - Spotlight: Donkey Kong Land III

Finally! It's the Spotlight episode for Mario Golf (Game Boy Color), the RPG counterpart to the Nintendo 64 classic. Kid! Joe! Sherry! Azalea! And, for a few brief seconds, Donkey Kong! It's one of DK Vine's favorite Cameo Games... and one of our favorite games, period. Well, until Kiddy's Kitties knocks it off the list.

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The Kongversation 808 - Spotlight: Mario Golf (Game Boy Color)

We talk about WB the same way people talk about Disney.

I've been a fan of Warner Brothers ever since the very first time I went to the movie theater at three years old, the movie was Who Framed Roger Rabbit and the moment was when Bugs Bunny and Mickey Mouse fell through the sky together.  Ever since then I thought of Warner and Disney as parallel synergistic entities.

Even through the 90s where they had the 2nd generation of Looney Tunes with Spielberg's Tiny Toons Adventures, Animaniacs, Freakazoid, and Histeria and Batman and Superman crossing over all on their own branded channel, The WB Network, high quality Batman films 20 years before the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Six Flags hosting the Looney Tunes and DC Comics characters and their Warner Brothers Studios Stores, Warner Bros was a force to be reckoned with.

About a week after AT&T bought Warner Brothers, I put together a podcast devoted to all things Warner Brothers entitled: The AT&WB Podcast.

AT&T sold WB to Discovery who now runs DC Comics, HBO, Looney Tunes, Hanna-Barbera, Game of Thrones, The Harry Potter Film Universe, and even Mad Max and The Matrix... The IPs go on and on.

It's the Warner Bender Podcast, with news about DC Comics and the Greater Warner Brothers Fandom, a term I completely made up!

(Formally the AT&WB Podcast)

Episode 41 - Character WBreakdown - Steven Universe With Jeremy Blum

The Warner Bender Podcast

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