The Episode One Podcast Christopher Rider and Steve Waldinger

This week Steve and Chris have a special guest, Cindy Moon (https://www.instagram.com/cindymoon007) She's here to talk about X-men 97 Netflix's The Three Body Problem.
We spend a little time getting to Know Cindy, and then a brief digression into Moonfall (F* the Moon! F* the Moon!) Then we get into our two shows!
First we dig into X-men 97 (10:30). Talk about our respective histories with the original Fox cartoon show and dig into the controversy behind the showrunner's dismissal.
Then we jump over to Three Body Problem (48:30). Cindy gets deep into the depiction of the Cultural Revolution, and Chris talks about how he enjoys "Hard" Sci-fi like this. We also discuss the long history of attempts to adapt the original Chinese Novel.
And we wrap it up with Crossovers and 30 second pitches!

Steve and Chris watch Avatar, no not that one, no not that one, no definitely not that year... Yeah the new one, the live action one on netflix.
After one hit (One Piece) and one miss (Cowboy Bebop) how is Netflix's latest foray into the world of live action anime? Overall, not bad.
Before all that, Chris talks a bit about Madame Web, and yeah, pretty much everything you've heard about it is right.

The MCU is back... the seth MCfarlane cinematic Universe! Wait, oh yeah Echo is part of the other MCU.
After a long layoff, Ted is back. And this time he's on the Goldbergs? Not exactly, but we talk about the similarities. Also, Steve never watched either Ted film.
We also dive into Echo, which checks a lot of boxes for the podcast. Comic book adaptation, Native Heritage, overall inclusive theories. And violence?
It's a great, if slightly tardy episode of the Episode One Podcast!

After a lot of bad timing that led to a month long layoff. Chris and Steve are back.
In lieu of a Christmas episode, we're giving ourselves a present and watch Scott Pilgrim Takes Off!
And to be a little more timely, the new to America, Such Brave Girls.
Hear some stories about the original Scott Pilgrim, hear out tak eon the new one, and discover something new in Such Brave Girls
Happy Holidays!

Gen V, Frasier, how could you imagine a better 188th spectacular?
 
We spend about the first 45 minute son Gen V, how it relates to Pretty Little Liars, and whether it succeeds enough to get Steve to pay for Prime.
Then we do a quick check-in on Frasier, where in we discuss Kelsey Grammar's career more than the show.
Then we spend the last half talking about shows from the podcast's past and set ourselves up for the road to 199!!!

We've got a short (for us) episode tonight.
The twice renewed Krapopolis has finally aired. Was it worth the wait (and the hype?)
We probably ended up talking a bit more about the history and scheduling of the show than the show itself. But it was a unique show and a unique story.
Let us know what you think, and follow us! linktr.ee/episodeonepod